Bellarmine Jefferson High School - Shalom Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Patriotic Monsignor Fulfills Amerie an Dream The students of Bellarmine-Jefferson High School onor Msgr. Martin Cody Keating on this Twenty-fifth niversary of our school. Many of Monsignor's eighty- 1ve years of active and dedicated life have been devoted o St. Robert Bellarmine Parish, High School and Grade chool. Monsignor first began his long and fruitful career ere when he was assigned in 1930 to what was then Holy rinity Parish. Its area encompassed all of Burbank and ther Valley communities. Since that time the original arish has been divided into several other parishes. In 939, Holy Trinity parish was renamed in honor of the ixteenth century saint, Robert Bellarmine. Through his itings, Bellarmine fought to establish the divine right f the people to rule, thus exemplifying the harmony that xists between the Judaic-Christian tradition and the ideals f Americanism as set down in the Preamble to the Dec- aration of Independence, written by Thomas Jefferson in 776. It was on this premise - the inter-relationship that xists between God and Country - that Monsignor found- ed Bellarmine-Jefferson High School in 19444-. Love of God and Love of Country are complimentary, each bringing the other to its ultimate fulfillment. Our school's flagpole, rising from a star of David and cross base, symbolizes the God-American relationship. Monsignor has always maintained, We never realize how fortunate we are in this country, and we must remem- ber and never lose sight of the foundation on which this country was built. The freedoms guaranteed to all people in this country under the Constitution and the responsibili- ties that necessarily follow have been carefully taught to us here at Bellarmine-Jefferson. To recognize those stu- dents who excel in citizenship, as of last year the high school established special Keating awards, named in honor of the man whose beliefs form a basis for citizenship. And so we thank you, Monsignor Keating, for giving us a firm structure upon which to build our lives. We appreci- ate your guidance and hope to live up to your high expecta- tions. 7

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