St Francis de Sales High School - Accolade Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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VIN LEFT-our s iritual leader, His Holiness, Pope Paul .VL ABOVE?--His Excelle , Bishop George Rehr-ing, Bishop of Toledolw4'OP MIDDLE-Very Reverend john I. Conmy, O.S.F.S., Provincial of -the Oblatesf MIDDLE BELOW-The Most Rev- .erend William D. Buckley, O.S.F.S., Superior Gen- eral. FAR RIGHT-The Superior General offers Mass for the student body. - - - - , We judge all thmgs a x l I 36-P-Y f 'a- f,...., A I -MQ mfr .552 5' 32: Lal. 15. A .. :'. -,-'J t l' mm

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Men of religion use knowledge and love as a means of bringing men closer to God What is man's destiny? This has ever been a challenge to men's minds, particu- larly to men of learning who, because of intellectual curiosity, seek the answer to the most important question of life - who am I, what am I doing, where am I going? St. Augustine asked himself this question and his answer was, Thou hast made us for Thyself, O Lord, and our hearts will not rest until they rest in Thee. The quest for truth is only found in Truth Itself - God. The men on these pages are men who understand the meaning of knowledge in relation to men's lives. More than that, they know that knowledge alone is not sufficient in reaching our eternal destiny. What one knows regarding his eternal sal- vation must become part and parcel of his way of life. Our religious superiors, by their dedicated lives become for us a source of encouragement.

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. . w i I FATHER GEORGE P. SHUCRUE Principal I i - . ,--,- . Ek.--. .. ,.w. --...-...-,,...... FATHER LAYVRENCE R. KNEBELS Superior ,ml ' ,. g , l.1l.:...,', . ,fight 'u,.x- 1 l , , , I 1,:,.i .',mf11',-',mffjffi h lf r M14fQ'. !F'y, w. ',f'o i'f ,'f'i' ,-'vi-gi?f-gui' lf' wiv-W J li Jaif.Q'q'1fffi.f,4:fia'v7'fif . f . - V - ' Q- Q 4.',.j:- rig When we study the history of any nation we are quite often impressed with the fact that the progress and destiny of that country can be attributed to one man in particular. One man, by his knowledge, wisdom and personality fash- ions the destiny of that country. ln your present generation we have seen Churchill, Nassar, De- Gaulle, Sukarno. In the business world we have seen such men as Rockerfeller and Ford. So, too, with Father Shugrue. By his continual search for knowledge and concern for our future, our principal has led St. Francis to even greater heights. He has committed the school to excel- lence in intellectual pursuits, sports, social en- deavors and, what is most important, an acute awareness of our eternal destiny. He knows that the mystery of knowledge is the challenge to men's minds.