Bellarmine College Preparatory - Carillon Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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A spirit of change has engulfed the Chris- tian world. And as the ideas of rejuvenation gain momentum, Bellarmine does not remain silent to their call. This year, through the vision and guidance of our Leaders of Administration, we have and we are updating ourselves, for this has been a year of renewal. The combined attitudes and experiences of these directors have stamped their seal upon the life of the Bellarman. Class schedules and organizations have been altered to meet the challenge of an ever- growing student body. New landmarks, such as the Student Union, have been erected, that the Bellarmine student may take ever increas- ing pride in his educational home. For the most part, the faculty leader works behind the scenes. His duties are not limited to the hours of class, nor to the months of school. His responsibilities are innumerable, and they require a twenty-four hour day. It is because of these administrators that the basic attitudes and goals of Bellarmine re- main always soars to new heights. And be- cause they are not afraid of new ideas, they shall enable these channels to remain open, and Bellarmine's growth will continue. I REV. JAMES ROCNEY, SJ. Minister REV. FREDERICK COFFEY, S..l. Treasurer REV. MARK MCCONVILLE, SJ. Prefect of Boarders, Moderator of Athletics, Religion l, Cross Country, Track

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MR. HENRY GEORGE Registrar REV. RICHARD MAHER, S.J. F Leadership-The Essence of Good Administration REV. JOSEPH COSTA, SJ Page 16 ockBSo

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MISS VIRGINIA CAMPISI Operator BRO. WILLIAM FARRINGTON , S. J. BRO, LAWRENCE HUBER, SJ. X, Page I8 iii Jia li? 55 I ,ff MRS. ALICE HAYES MISS MARGARET VALENTINE MRS. HELEN FARRETTI Secretaries Service-the Fullest Sense of Dedicati If you were to lift the hood of a car and look at the motor, you would see a few predominant parts and some lesser ones. But there are some integral parts of the motor that are hidden, without which the car could not function. Merely because we do not see all of the people connected with servicing us students at Bellarmine does not mean that they are not important. On the contrary, only because of the way they perform their difficult tasks is Bellarmine able to function properly. These unsung heroes and heroines are not in the public eye, and therefore quite often do not receive the credit they deserve. We owe them a special debt of gratitude for the energy and devotion they have given to us and the Bellarmine organization. MRS. MARGUR lnfirmarian Mechanic School Nurse I OI1 id ITE SCHWALBE X X 'L Q, f '54 r -aff I if 5?