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

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6 Student Life ■f

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I he agony of de feat fiangs heavy as Rich Lishewski ' S3 mourns St. Ed ' s two quick scoring drives. Photo by J McCartney o v ? ' Doing It A good job made it all worthwhile One student put it all into his artwork. Another showed it through his studies. To one it grew stronger with each bead of sweat, each knot of pain that contorted his body as he trained to be a champion. To another it meant saving every precious penny so he could lovingly restore his classic Mustang. Some of it was recognized with awards, but most of it wasn ' t. The satisfaction gotten from a job well done was what made it all worthwhile. Perpetual Fizz. Maybe you think it ' s a little crazy. Maybe by the time you finish leafing through this book, however, you ' ll see that St. Francis possesses a unique kind of lasting pride and enthusiasm that is injected into all facets of its student ' s lives. It ' s overwhelming. Turn the page. Witness it. CAUGHT IN THE CROWD at the Bowsher game. UT freshman Dan Sparvero of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania lets himself become absorbed in the play on the field. The game proved to be an excit- ing 13-7 last minute win. Photo by J. Pierce. Introduction 5

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nadiant with |oy. Homecoming queen Mitch Remynse and her escort Bruce Smith hear the news of her victory. Photo by J. McCartney It ' s more than just classes Sometimes it just sits there. Stagnant. Hibernating. Like a solitary figure in a dim senior lounge watching the cars and trucks rush down Bancroft. Alone. Quiet. But it ' s still there, deep inside. It tries to escape in each hopeful sigh, each nervous fidget. It just needs to be awakened. Other times it gushes forth. It ' s contagious. It overflows. It knows no bounds. Like the heavy metal of a Rize Band dance. Or a Homecoming parade complete with tanks, an antique fire engine, and an Indy 500 Pace Car. Or a Liturgy of Initiation for a friend. Living. Electric. Ever-present. The fizz is here. Alive at SFS. This section is dedicated to its life — the Student Life at St. Francis. It portrays some of the events, both monumental and mundane, that express a Knight ' s unique character. It ' s for you. You ' re the star. DRIVING HIS WAY TO THE BASKET, Mike Nicholson ' 85 weaves his way through the crowd in hopes of keeping his teams drive alive. Photo by J Pierce Student Life 7