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

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,W Chas Werner paces the pack of long distance runners in the annual City League Cross Country meet

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un' ' 3 , X e -K W J Mike Johnson, Dennis Grey, and Ted Steele prepare to leave for a European life in Annecy. Two seniors lunch on the floor for lack of space. Freshman Induction, Registration IAmcng Other Thingsj How can one describe the first days of school in the fall? What adjectives can be adequate? Confusing? Complex? Chaotic? On registration day the students are whisked in- to one end of the cafe- teria and out the otherp somewhere in between they get the books they need. But the most interesting project by far is interpreting that maze of 'numbers and letters commonly called a schedule, a task especially disturbing to the Freshmen. Imagine their pained bewilderment as they listen to that strange red-haired priest explaining how nine periods can be compressed into seven hours and how a six-day schedule can be fit into a five-day week! Begin A freshman suffers the consequences

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John Doucey receives his ring from Fr. Healy, assisted by the class officers. Seniors Receive Class Rings ,-1 Fr. Finn gave the homily. 22 Friday, September 19, started out cold and damp, perhaps it was an omen. The weather was poor, much like the Class of 1970's beginning at St. Francis, but the 128 remaining Seniors gathered at St. Pius X Church. After a folk mass the mothers won't soon forget, each boy waited nervously to be called up to the altar to receive his coveted ring from Father Healy. The day concluded with a breakfast at Sylvan Hall for the boys and their mothers. When everyone came out, the sun was shining, a fitting premonition for every Senior's final year as a Knight of St. Francis de Sales.