DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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Altar boys of De Sales daily serve cxt the Altar of God. Last row-Robert Constable, Robert Maher, Charles Marquardt, Denis Nolan, Bichaid 'ddle row-Carl Dreher, lohn Smead, Alan Palmer, Iohn Bates, Frederick -William Finnerty, Francis D'Arnico, Bernard Updike Connell. M1 Sullivan. Front row Snowriey, lohn Anthony Chilbert, lohn Blood. 5 M -19 ff? ' oREwoRp fwwsw-4ffA7of. M6 fda!! hav i our e ian to The Mm Eter I' ie I' 7 W is, t only the heart of l C 'S city, 0 t th vine center from which V ' HJ J t s ig of ve and the warmth M 4 i ln tyt I p u he world. 4. O? or: f O ' W f 3 , I Our m ' h ey eof our Faithg it is th Q' ? OJ A ogplre ' h - t is our daily-bread. It is the ern t , I live the Mass which makes 7 u iving members of Christ's Mystical ff os , one with Him i th l t' n of a suit ing World. W -.JU M JM UL! V.--JJ. 620.-JL Mainz. 7 OUR HOLY FATHER His Holiness. Pope Pius XII The Payne isa a visihle lesus concealed beneath a thin white veil as in c Sacred llamt. Another lessus, a living, authentic lesus, iss truly present under the Cover and dissqiiisse at Peter , . . Father Mateo. 8 w GOLDEN JUBILEE OF OUR CHIEF SHEPHERD On April third of this year, our Holy Father, Pope Pius XII, celebrated his Golden Sacerdotal lubilee. We of De Sales High School united with the Whole Catholic World in a crusade of prayer for our Holy Father on this holy and momentous occasion. Surely the heart of the Great White Shepherd rejoiced in the lov- ing manifestations of filial devotedness and loyalty which came to him from all parts of the World. Upon the shoulders of Pope Pius Xll rest the sorrows of the Whole World, its continual reformation and the moral regenera- tion of all mankind. St. Augustine said in speaking of priestly responsibilities: Formidable and crushing even for the shoulders of an angel! How much greater are the responsibilities of the Popel Regardless of race, color, or creed, Pope Pius Xll greets with tenderest marks of affection and kindly interest all who come to him with spiritual or temporal problems. He is indeed the x'Pope of the people, the Servant of the servants of God, the Father of all Christendom. May we, the students of De Sales High School, ever show our filial devotedness to him Whom we call Holy Father and may We ever invoke the Holy Spirit to love, comfort, bless and guide him in his sacerdotal ministry. 9 OUR BISHOP Most Reverend Iames E. Kearney, D.D. Bishop of the Diocese of Rochester May Christ, the Eternal Priest, bless our beloved Bishop and guide him in his apostolic labors as shepherd ot his llockl We will be ever grateful to him for his kindly interest in De Sales High School. 10 OUR MONSIGNOR The Very Reverend William H. McPcrdden, V.F. Pastor of St. Stephen's Parish We extend our sincere gratitude and love to our dear friend, Father Mc- Fadden, May God bless him with many years of health and happiness in the glorious work ot the Priesthood! To him we pledge our loyalty and our love. ll OUR FRIEND S E The Reverend Edward K. Ball Pastor of St. Francis De Sales Parish For mony yeors Father Boll hos been the kind friend of De Soles High School. We osk God to bless and protect him ond we will ever cherish the memory of his friendship in our heorts. 12 CUR PRINCIPAL 1 ,,, ,. The Reverend Raymond P. Nolan Principal of De Sales High School Father Nolan, We salute you as our Priest, our principal, and our true friend. Your Words of kindly advice will guide us when We leave our beloved Alma Mater. We will be true to the high ideals with which you have inspired us. 13 ACHERS OF RELIGION AT DE SA LES The Reverend Raymond P. Nolan The Reverend Robert H. Fennessey x Fm 15 The Reverend Iohn W. Brill The Reverend Iohn A. Reddington The Reverend William I. O'Brien 14 The Reverend Vincent P. Collins CULTY OF DE SALES Reverend Raymond P. Nolan, B.A. Principal, Religion IV, Latin III, Social Studies XII, Health, Dramatics. Reverend Vincent P. Collins, B.A. Religion III. Sister M. Florentine, M.A. Geometry, Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, Business Arithmetic. Sister M. Aquilina, B. A. Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Practice. Sister M. Bernard, M.S. General Science, BioloQY, Chemistry, Office. Sister M. Consilia, B.A. English I, Religion I, Latin I. Sister M. Immaculata, M.A. English III, English IV, Salesian Advisor. Sister Francis Leonay . fyfnv 5 Social Studies X, Religidllf' ' I Sister Rose Alma, B.A. Spanish I, II, III, Religion III, Sodality Moderator. Sister Leo Xavior, M.A. Latin I, American History, Religion I, Music Appreciation, Glee Club. if - I' ' X ff 17' Sister M. Clementia, B.A. ,rfuff-'f' ' 4- if ---M fxue- English II, Social Studies IX, Religion II, Librarian. Sister M. Edwarda, B.A. L ,LV ' French I, II, III, Social Studies IX, Introduction to Business. Sister M. Ieromita, B.A. gmfmnvia Social Studies IX, Latin II, Religion I, Elementary Algebra. 15 Ji f ' 9f5f4.-, M558 2 X ' 4, . fu 12425 A be Nw WM :M N 1 4 Mi' 1 J ' g ,vs iii' 16 FRESHMEN INTROIT lntroibo ad altare Dei. Ad Deum qui laetiticat juventutem me-am. I will go unto the altar ot God. Unto God, who giveth joy to my youth. fPicture on opposite pagej Mary Lou Davia, Iohn Smead, Ethel Con- stable and lohn Mulvey represent the Fresh- men Class at the lntroit of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Theirs is the entering in period of high school life. 17 Ns X2 Ml OO J? b ff 5 S FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Freshman Officers-left to right-Patricia O'Mal1ey, Secretary, Iohn Smead, President, Dorothy Lahr, Vice President, Donald Furano, Treasurer. TO THE FRESHMEN lntroibo ad altare Dei might Well be the words on your lips, dear Fresh- men, as you enter upon your high school career. The Mass is the center of life -of your entire life. In the Mass you praise and glorify God through His be- loved Son Jesus Christ. Every single thing you do each day at school must be sanctified, made holy, by the purity of the intention with which you begin your work. When you sit at your desk, you may well think of it as an Altar. Your pencils, books and papers-these are your Paten and Chalice. The work that you do at your desk-your studying and learning-this is your gift to God. Your little daily sorrows, your hours of enjoyment in your social life, your en- thusiasms and activities-these, too, are your offering. Give them all, every moment of every day, every duty, every pleasure, to God. Make your intention each day with the Priest at the beginning of Holy Mass and renew your offering as you take your place in your classrooms each morning. Thus, your Freshman year, will be not only a sanctified entering into high school life, but a blessed entering into all of life which is centered in Holy Mass and in the union of your heart with the Heart of Christ. I8 Top row --- Charles Certo Catherine McCann, Robert Constable Bottom row Marlene Bushlacl: lolin Blood Carol Bent, larnes Nailos Irene McGuire Mary Lou Davia William Smith Sarah Di Antonio. FRESHMAN BELLARMINE ,,,,x V05 an 'U .T kg nv , wx ,I 'Siu -I The Robert Bellarrnine Club consists of all students achieving an average of QU '70 during their Freshman Year. FRESHMAN HONORS t 1 Honor Students are those achieving an 85 WL, average during their Freshman Year. 19 THE FRESHMAN CLASS , 1 ,Q V I -WN my . . E . 4-fl , 1 iw :v w , J ,. . N . e- 'fi g ' -' ' 'ff ff, X ,wi it 0 V x 'Ag my I 'P 3 X 2' , x j . W Q 1 f tc r 05 n 2 t 4 A i 4, ' u 'F ' ? Q' N ,V f f I ' Q - ' -' A E' T 55' 'Qin if 1 ft' ff? l X .i F 'Qu 1' .f M ' Q ' wr Top row-Louis Alvaro, lohn Bates, Carol Bent, Angelina Bertino, Iohn Blood, Anne Bullock, Marlene Bushlack. Bottom row-Michael Calabrese, Lois Cannuli, Charles Certo, Francis Consoli, Ethel Constable, Robert Con- stable, Arlene Cosentino. , Nd W it ,fx , , at ix X X 8,-1' f 1 'Q .l . ...fa A Top row-Francis D'Amico, Mary Lou Davia, Sarah DiAntonio, Ann Diviney, Helen Dunham, William Finnerty, Donald Furano. Bottom row-Patricia Gillette, Nicholas Gigliotti, Evelyn Hefferon, Teresa lannopollo, Doris Kelley, Dorothy Lahr, Robert Leonard. 20 THE FRESHMAN CLASS Top row-Cecelia Liberatore, Mary Liberatore, Robert Maher, Shirley Malcuria, Catherine McCann, Anne Mc- Donough, Irene McGuire. Bottom row - lean McNicholas, loanne Moran, Iohn Mulvey, Iames Nailos, Robert O'Brien, lane O'Malley, Patricia O'Malley. Top row-Alan Palmer, Carmelo Peluso, Concetta Pollino, Mary Pollino, Edgar Roesch, Mary Saglimberzi George Schroeder. Bottom row-lohn Simeone, Iohn Smead, William Smith, Frederick Snowney, Mary Ann Spratt, Dominic Tar- quin, Mary Ann Valentino. 21 FRESHMEN BEGIN THEIR STUDIES wisely? T5-M, 9131? - Ii Zone Project carried on by Social Studies IX. Alan Palmer and Ethel Constable, standingg Charles Certo, Irene McGuire, seated. Grunt, we besfevlz Thee, Almighty God, that filed with the new light of Thy lnmrnate Wyorzl, what by Faith shineth in our minds, may .vhow forth in our words. Through the .mme Jesus Chrixt, Thy Son, our Lord. Alum. fCoIIect of the Massj ZZ The English I Class enjoys Oral English with Sister Consilia. Standing' Ethel Constable, Iohn Mulvey. Seated at presiding desk: Carol Bent First row-Mary Pollino, George Schroeder, Michael Calabrese, Iohn Simeone Second row-William Finnerty, Francis D'Amico. Third row-Helen Dunham, Con- cetta Pollino. Latin I Students display their knowledge ol Verbs. Standing-Robert Constable, Carol Bent, Carmela Peluso. Seated-lames Nailos Francis Snowney. 23 1 I X g ff, , L,-1, ,gi 1 e 3 nw? i - SOPHCDMCRES GLORIA Gloria in excelsis Deo. Et in terra pax horninibus bonae voluntatis. Laudamus te. Benedicirnus te. Adoramus te. Glorif icamus te. Glory be to God on high and on , earth peace to men of good Will. We praise Theeg We bless Theeg We adore Theeg We glority Thee. KPiciure on opposite pagel Nancy McLaughlin Clifford O , rr, lean Ritter, OYAINE Richard Connell represent the Sophomore class. Q Theirs is a year ot giving glory, praise and thanks to God. 25 gy J' b .LU E S SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers-Seated-Richard McCann, President. Standing- Iacqueline Hart, Secretary, james Hamill, Treasurer, Alice Taney, Vice President. TO THE SOPHOMORES Gloria in excelsis Deo is the joyous song in your hearts as you enter upon your Work as high school sophomores. Yours is a year of joy in union with Christ in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Yours is the foolish wise-the happy and gay period of school life. Like the Gloria of the Mass this year should be one long hymn of praise to God. Each morning as you take up your daily tasks do so in a joyous spirit of love and praise. Carry this spirit into your social life, into your extra-curricular activities. Let the light of grace and joy shine in your eyes, speak from your lips, glow within your hearts. Let your Work and play be worthy of a praise offering to God. Let your every action bespeak love and adoration to the Eternal King. Let every moment of every day be filled with glory. And remember, dear Sophomores, to carry this joyous spirit with you through all the years of your life. Let the Words, We praise Thee, we bless Thee, we adore Thee: We give Thee thanks for Thy great glory reign forever in your hearts. 26 SO PHOMORE BELLARMINE , These students achieved an average of 90 74, in this year's work. Top row--Richard McCann, Alice Taney, Phyllis Fisher, Frances Hargrove. Bottom row-Y SO Mary Rizzo Mary Deane, Anita Snowney, Bonnie Lee Watson, Mary Esther Clark. PHOMORE HONORS 'ew These students achieved an average of 85 EZ, in this year's work. 27 loyce Alvaro THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Top rowff -Ioyce Alvaro, lohn Augustine, Frances Balistreri, Ioyce Barnes, Henry Bolin, Fern Burke, Diana Caito Bottom row-H Carmela Capozzi, Iames Carroll, Elizabeth Chilhert, Mary Esther Clark, Richard Connell, Charle D'Arnico, Mary Lou D'Amico. 5 Rosemary D'Amico, Mary Deane, Angelo DiAntonio. Top row f-Paul DiFazio, Michael De-Pillo, Phyllis Fisher, William Fryer, Edward Gilbert, Iohn Gindling, Iames Gizzi, Bottom row--Iames Hamill, Frances Hargrove, lacqueline Hart, Anthony Ilacqua, Eleanor Kalwa, Paul Kloser Iohn Lawlor. 28 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Top row---Marina Lazio, loanne Legott, Noreen Liberatore, Mary Manino, Richard McCann, Michael McDonald Nancy McLaughlin. Bottom row--Richard Myles, Denis Nolan, lohn O'Brien, William O'Byrne, Constance O'Malley, Salvatore On- orato, Clifford Orr, Frances Pasqua, Charles Passalacqua, Michael Passalacqua, Top row-Lucille Patti, Michael Pitifer, Eugene Hago, Iarnes Ritter, lean Bitter, Mary Hizzo, Anita Snowney. Bottom row--Geraldine Sparrow, Anne Sweeney, Leo Symonds, Alice Taney, Ioseph Tocco, Bonnie Lee Wat- son, Teresa Yannotti. 29 SOPHOMORES GIVE GLORY Pupils of Social Studies X enjoy World History with Sister Francis Leona. First row--'lean Ritter, lohn Augustine. Second row--Salvatore Onorato, Mary Loi: lJ'Amico, Francis Balistreri, Third row-Marina Lazio, Frances Pasqiia, Richard Connell, Robert Marion, Iames Carroll. Fourth row-Paul DiFazio, Diana Caita, Norma Tandol, Fern Burke. Fifth row-Nancy McLaughlin, Ioanne Loaott, Edward Furano, William Fryer. English H pupils carry on an Oral English discussion. Seated-A-Richard Connell, Mary Deane, Phyllis Fisher, Paul Kloser, Standing - Richard McCann. 30 Room II is again the scene of Caesar's adventures. Sister lerornita, Bonnie Lee Watson, Mary Rizzo, Frances Har- grove. !,l Mysteries of Geometry intrigue math students. Iames Ritter, Bonnie Lee Watson, standing, Iohn Augustine Iames Hamill, Teresa Yannotti, Geraldine Sparrow, seated. To Thee have I Iiffezl up my eyes, 'who zlwellest in heaven. Behold as the eyes of serwlnls are on the hands of their masters, So are our eyes unto the Lord our God, until He have merry on us. fPsalms CXXIU 31 'Qu , d sag, ,S H 5g,:,'.,, -xx.. , J A Q . ,: . :.,: , , A. A , M WF 32 JUNICJRS OFFERTORY Gfferimus tibi, Dornine, calicem salutaris, tuarn deprecantes clernentiam: ut in con- spectu divinae majestatis tuae, pro nostra et totius muncli salute, cum odore suavitatis ascendat. Amen. We offer unto Thee, O Lorcl, the chalice of salvation, beseeching Thy clemency, that it may rise up in the sight of Thy Divine Majesty, as a savour of sweetness, for our salvation, and for that of the Whole World. KPic!ure on opposite pagel Barbara Carroll, Stanley Marino, Mary Frances Lynch and Michael Kayes represent the Iunior class. The Iunior year is enriched by the offering of work and play in union with the Priest in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. 33 MINE gy Q0 T36 ff nv 7: S JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Iunior Class Officers-lohn Sullivan, Treasurerg Mary Frances Lynch, Vice President, Richard Maher, President, Patricia Ritter, Secretary. TO THE JUNIORS We offer unto Thee, O Lord, the chalice of salvation, beseeching Thy clem- ency, that it may rise up in the sight of Thy divine majesty, as a savour of sweetness, for our salvation, and for that of the whole world. What dignity and joy are yours, O juniors, to have as the keynote of your school year the beautiful Offertory prayerl Yours is a year of giving-giving all to God-in union with the Priest in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. You are offering to God your prayers, work, sacrifices, sorrows and joys. Whether you study at your desk, enjoy your social life, or add happiness to the lives of your loved ones at homeeat all times, at every moment, make your gift worthy of Him to Whom you are offering it. Many years ago in a parish in France, at the Offertory of the Mass, every- one came in procession to the Altar rail bearing the sign of his occupation: the mason brought his trowel: the carpenter brought his saw: the students brought their books: the children brought their balls and jumping ropes. Thus, all things must be brought to the Altar to be made holy by the Sacrifice of Our Lord Iesus Christ. This is your year of offering. Make each offering a worthy one. And remember, carry this practice with you all through life and your joys and sorrows will be sanctified. 34 NIOR BELLARMINE Wwe Rita McGuire, Margaret McWilliams and Patricia Flynn, achieved an average of QU '70 in the Work of their Iunior year, thus rneriting a place on the Bellarrnine list. NIOR HONORS Martha Nagle and Mary Frances Lynch rnerit an honor rating by achieving an average of 85 LX, in the Work of their Iunior year. 35 THE JUNIOR CLASS 9... ., f 1 V s, .33 Top row-Sarah Bolton, Patricia Brown, Richard Campbell, Mary C, Cannuli, Barbara Carroll, Mary Catalano, Bottom rows Patrick Chiarilli, Anthony Chilbert, Nicholas Coblio, Iames Conroy, Thomas Damick, Nazarene D'Amico. 'A -ip Marcella DeWitt, Iohn De Radclo, lohn Donahue. Top row -Elizabeth Dreher, Rosemary Felicetti, Nancy Fera, Patricia Flynn, Marie Heiferon, Violet Iaconis. Bottom row- -Cossrno lannopollo, Michael Kayes, Ioseph Lahr, Gertrude Legott, Dorothy Linehan, Mary Frances Lynch. 36 THE JUNIOR CLASS Top row-Richard Maher, Nancy Maney, Ioseph Marino, Stanislaus Marino, Charles Marquardt, Rita McGuire. Bottom row--Frederick McLaughlin, Margaret McWilliams, Mary McWilliams, Thomas Murphy, Martha Nagle, Rita Newmiller. Karene O'Grady, Carol Phelps, Betty Lou Plunkett. .4105 Top row-lane Quigley, Patricia Reeder, Patricia Ritter, lohn Roberts, Iohn Schibley, Mary Elizabeth Seymour. Bottom row-Francis Shirley, Francis Snowney, Eileen Sullivan, Iohn Sullivan, Marilou Taylor, Bernard Updike. E7 THE JUNIORS MAKE THEIR OFFERING Latin III becomes a pleasure when Father Nolan is the Teacher. Standing--Marie l-letteron, Nancy Maney, Patricia Flynn, Father Nolan. First row-Y Anthony Chilbert, larnes Conroy, Patrick Chiarilli, lohn Donahue, Barbara Carroll Second row---Nona Cleere, Eileen Sullivan, Martha Nagle, Rita McGuire, Mary Catalano. Third roWHfMarilou Taylor, Violet laconis, Sarah Bolton, Rita Newlnillor Fourth row-lane Quigley, Mary Frances Lynch, Margaret McWilliams. Sister Edwarda conducts an interesting class in French II. First row-Rita McGuire, Marcella DeWitt. Second row--Nancy Maney, Elizabeth Dreher, Carl Dreher. Third roWAlane Quigley, Charles Sparrow. Fourth rows- Patricia Flynn. 38 Studying the Continents in American History Class are Sister Leo Xavier, Iohn Schibley, Dorothy Linehari, Iohri Sullivan and Patricia Reeder. Sister M. Florentine discusses graphs with Rita Newmiller, Mary Frances Lynch, Nazarene D'Amico, lane Quigley and Rita McGuire. 39 u..- ,rx Q A L SENIORS COMMUNION Quid retribuam Domino pro omnibus, quae retribuit mihi? What return shall l make to the Lord for all He hath given unto me? CPicture on opposite page! Charles Sparrow, Dianne Driscoll, Herbert Crowley, and Charmaine McCusker represent the Seniors on the threshold ot life, ready and willing to serve as active members of Christ's Mystical Body. 41 Owwe aj Q -Q6 2 S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senior Officers-Margaret Dwyer, Secretary, Mary Emily Bradley, Vice- President, Bishop Kearney, Robert Aanania, Treasurer, David McDonald, President. TO THE SENIORS What return shall I make to the Lord for all He hath given unto me? This is the question on your lips, O Seniors, as you stand on the threshold of life looking up to God to know His divine will in your regard. How shall you serve Him? How shall you make return to Him for all His goodness unto you? What is your vocation in life? Where is the work destined for your hands? You have been enriched with many blessings during your tour years at De Sales. The light of grace shines in your eyes, the love of God glows in your hearts. Yours is the prayer said at the Communion of the Mass when you have received abundantly of Gods gifts. Now, it is your turn to give Him something in return. At the end of the Mass at the Dismissal, the Priest says lte, Missa est. He is saying to you, Go, go now and live the Mass-take Christ with you-into the home, into the hospital, into the school room, into the office, into the farm and field, into the factory. Go now, dear Seniors, into the world and carry Christ to the souls of men. 42 NIOR BELLARMINE Patricia McGuire, lohri Keariy and Olga Liberatore achieved an aver age of 907, in the work of their senior year. NIOR HONORS loom Schulze, lean Marie Cololio and Dianne Driscoll received an honor rating with an average of 85 L70 in the Work of their senior year. 43 THE SALESIAN STAFF Selecting Pictures for the Salesicm -Sister lmmaculata with Ioan Davids and Frank Alvaro, co-editors. lean Marie Coblio and Patricia Lemmon, assistant editors, look on. The Associate Editors Examine Yearbooks-Patricia McGuire, Ioan Nagle, Die anne Driscoll, Margaret Ann Lynch and Olga Liberatore. Carl Dreher and Bernard Remas, business managers. 44 The Salesian Typists - Ioan and Madeline Dreher are typing while Betty Lathrop, Mary Ann Reeder, Ioan Cram and Mary Emily Bradley organize the material. THE STAFF IN ACTION Room nine has been the Center of activity this year in the preparation of our l9-49 Salesian. From the very first We encountered many unusual and unprece- dented difficulties but We struggled on. We have endeavored to give to the students of De Sales a book of which they may be justly proud. We have given them a theme, not alone to be followed Within the covers of our 1949 book, but to serve as an ideal which they may follow all the days of their lives. Then, too, we have endeavored to give our friends a true picture of life at De Sales as it is lived spiritually, scholastically and socially. We hope you will like this number of the Salesian. The Staff. 45 OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Thomas Robbins David and Thomas have done admirable work in pho- tography during their senior year. These two members of our class are Well known throughout Geneva for their splendid photographic accomplishments. Their de- voted work really made the production of our 1949 Sa- lesian possible. Class of l949. David McDonald SENIORS PREPARE FOR LIFE lust another enioyable class in English IV. First row-Olga Liberatore, Ioan Dreher, Iosephine Balistreri. Second row-Ioan Nagle, Aletia Lynch, Dianne Driscoll, Patricia McGuire. Third row-eMary Pollino, Charmaine McCusker, Margaret Dwyer. Fourth row-Ioan Schulze, Ioan McDer4 mott, Iane Fleming. Filth row-Nona Cleere, Viola DiDuro. Sixth row-loan Davids, Mary Emily Bradley. Seventh row-Herbert Crowley, Betty Lathrop, Eighth row-- Bernard Remas. lloly, holy, holy, Lord God of Hosts. Hmwzz and erlrfh are full of Thy glory. llomnna in lhe highest. Blfrvnl is He who fometh in thf name of lhe Lord. Homnna in the highest. fSar1z'tus of the fllrlssj fllflark Xl, I-102 47 Office Practice wi h S' ter Aquilinct t 1S . l'ir,:t mw lVlKIfl 'llllfX lirf-lifir, loan Cram, Margaret Dwyer, Frances Ricci, Viola Di limo, Cliarlf-.1 Uiinlifim Second row- loan Nagle, Belly Lathrop, Mary Pollino, Mary f' ' B liagtrori, lane Fleming, Ioan Diviney. lfniily lirrid lfvy, Mary Ann Reeder, losepliine a 4 Sister Edwcrrda and the students of French III pause to give us cz smile. l'ir1t row llifinrie Driscoll, Patricia Lernmon, Bernard Rfiniaar, Second row Patri- wifi Mcfliiirre, lozzripliirie Baliaztreri, Betty Seymour, Third row Robert McCann lfilrn I 'riar1o, MlCIl1f,If!l Lalxlarsa. 48 Four of th a rebozo and cr sera e third year Spanish Class examine pe from Mexico. Margaret Dwyer, Frances Ricci, Herbert Crowley, Frank Alvaro, Sister Rose Alma. M Chemistry students carry on an experiment with Sister Bernard. Ioan Schulze, lean Marie Coblio, Iohn Foley, Betty Lou Plunkett, Ioan Dreher 49 1 f',w' ,X X , ' gif' :V w 1 gs sm I only 5, f a My vpn A 5 1' - l 1 JY ff t ' Francigfhlvafo' .... ......,....... ........,...... 'Trunk' Our Casanova. . .famous musitian. . .fast driver . . .very sociable. . .flashy sweaters. - n-1 Iohn Bimbo ......... ......,...............,rr.....,rrr,.....r........... ,,.,,...,,. S 1 d Always funny. . .likes the open road. . .sleep- ing, his greatest pleasure, . .pride of the school .. . where'd you get those eyes? ' Bob' Robert Anemia ........................., ,.....,,... ,,.,.r.rr,,,,.......,..... . . . .. Quite the dancer. . .all around athlete. . .school girls' dream. . .splendid voice. . .will be missed. - u- 1 Vito Bonventre ,................... .............................,.....,...,........ V 1to Gridiron hero. . .dark and chipper. . .congenial . . .keen sense of humor. . .long walks with Anna Mae. Walter Ashley ...,..............,.....,,.,...............,,,....,.,........ . .... Walt' Full of surprises. . .constantly amazes us. . .one of our few blondes. . .everlasting grin. . .enter- taining chairman in Oral English. . , . Mary Emily Bradley ........... .............,....... . .. .. .. ........ . 'Ellre' Dancing feet . . . soft tone of voice . . . always ready to help. . .big comic. . .loads of original ideas. Iosephme Bahstren ......... ....................................... ..... , , . .. 'Io' Contagious humor.. ,speaks French like a na- tive. . ,unforgettable personality. . .irrepressible giggle. . .everybody's pal. Ioseph Cannuh ...................................... ............................... . I oe' Easy-going individual. . .never gloomy. . ,nice to everyone. . .good sport, , .heart of gold. 50 SENIORS Nona Cleere .A,........,..................... ,4..,..,.A...,...,,.....,. ' 'Pee Wee Pert. . . sunny disposition. . . practical joker . . . basketball star. . .general favorite. Edwin Dailor ..................,,.... ..,,,,,...,.,.r.,.,......,.... ,... ,,.. . . . Eddie King of the fairways. . .man of few words. . . dependable. . .interest in a certain freshman. . . flashing smile. lean Coblio .. .....,...................................,,...... ..... ............ ' ' Iecmie Math scholar. . .unruffled. . .varied interests. . . destination Cornell. . .bound to succeed. Ioan Davids . .,.... .,....... ........... ...,...................,................... ' ' I can Newcomer to De Sales . . . glowing hair . . . in- dustrious worker infectious smile high ideals. . Ax ' fjpfik WMM-ffcf ei- -A 'ff V 5' ,L ff.,-f.,-vffa' ' -wif -in . K IfL,.,fv',f'Alu.nJ. ide. NJ' -w -J ll ll ' Ioan Cram .... ........................................... .................... C r amle Tall, blonde, and pretty .. . cute profile . . . al- ways up to something. . .jester. . .chief good- will ambassador to GHS. 3.1.3. Sarah Densmorehgflfl' ......... .... ..... .... . . allyi' Girls' basketball tain. , .gay and carefree . . .outdoor girl. . .usually rushing. . .our come- dienne. Herbert Crowley ..................,,..........,...........,..........., . Herbie Sodality Prefect . . . Our Van Iohnson . . . Irish blarney. . .nifty plaid shirts. . .lively and persu- asive. . . avi Viola D1Duro ...............,......................................... .................. .... Very nice to know . . . willing helper . . . never seems to worry happy personality all 'round favorite. 51 1 1 SENIORS Ioan Diviney ..... . .. .. ,,.. .,,,,,A4. A... . . ., . Ioan Bright and lovely smile.. light of heart.. lik- able ways. . .enjoys making her own clothes . . charming manner. Dianne Driscoll .. .. .. .. .. .. Dianne Never walks.. vivacious. . .great line of chat- ter ,.beauty and brains.. college bound. Carl Dreher . .. ........ Carl Ioker. . .budding artist.. .loyal to his class. . . seldom serious. . .always manly. Charles Dunham . ...... .. .... ...... .. . Duke Quite the bowler. . .anything for a laugh. . . frank manner. . ,never stops talking. . .cheerful Cherub. Madeline Dreher ....... . ...,,,. ...... . . .. . Sally Attractive hands inevitably late .. never riled.. loves large purses. , .enjoys life, 'Uut . . i l 1 ' .. LXMargaret Dwvlslervw.. .. . Marg X' VYq51nin'd.'PersAnality,. ioutstanding basketball .Qcollects tggcords. . .always ready for .Q Ll1ugh.,'!.price1e6s. ' f p j I U Q Y ' 5. I . fi tg' ' X' ' l Ioan Dreher . . .. . Iocxn Carries on huge correspondence . collects cos- tume jewelry. . .tall and willowy. . snapshots of everyone. . .gets around. IaneFleming . .. .. . ..... Icme Nice disposition . .. ready smile . . . quiet man- nerisms. . rare refinement. . .fun galore. 52 1 1 SENIORS Iohn Foley ,,,,. ,,,,....,,,.... ..A....,,...........,,..,A.....A,..,. ......... ' ' B ucket Chemistry whiz, , .basketball star. . .quiet hu- mor. . .manners plus, . ,individual ideas. Elizabeth Lathrop ,,,. A......,....,,,,....,....,... ...,.,... ' ' Betty Pleasing personality. . . good mixer. . . graceful ways. . .spic and span. . .carefree n 1 Ioseph Furano ..., ......,. .,,,rr.r.,,r.r........,,ii....,i....,,....................... I o e Flashing smile. . .dark, curly hair. . .unending wit, . .happy-go-lucky. . .makes friends easily. .. an 1 Patncla Lemmon ............,,....., ..., ,....,.,... ....................... P a t Rare humor . . . tall and slender . , , allergic to school . . . interesting personality . . , not easily forgotten. n 1 I ohn Heiferon .,,,........ ..,,,.. ................,...,....,.,....,........ L u get Prankster. . . freckles, , . contented bachelor. . . dry humor. . .nonchalant and carefree. - u 1 Olga Llberatore . ....... ............... ...............................,...., O l ga Low, mellow voice . . . of bowling fame , . . so- phisticated always singing small and PSDPY- u 1 Iohn Kenny ............ ................,,.....,.. ..... ......................... ...... A r t History scholar. . .regular fellow. . .full of initi- ative. . .subtle wit. . .Crescent Club raider. . n -1 Aletxa Lynch .. ............. ..... ............... ............ ............... A l e t ld Our homemaker . . . short and sweet . . . flashy socks and sweaters. . .helping hand. . .never an idle moment. 53 SENIORS Margaret Ann Lynch A....., ....,.,......,..,,..,, ,....... . . . . Ducky Scientific genius. . .blues Chaser. . .loves to ride in taxis .. photogenic future woman in white. David McDonald . ,,, AA.,., 4...,.,, ......,......,, ....V, . . . , Dave Man about town . . . card shark . . . our photog- rapher . .cooperative . .perennial brush-cut, Robert McCann ...........,,, .r.,, ,,,.r,,.,.r...... . ..... ......,. . . . . . . B Varsity man . . . remark for everything . . . neat appearance. . . tall and taken. . .prize pupil. ob Patncla McGu1re .. ...............................,.... .. .......,........... . Pat Forever worrying . . . star gazer . . . never gets enough sleep. . .ideal T. O.. , .interested in pho tography. f W4' If I., V ,. V f .. f fs ffcff- .JV K?-1,1 cling! fghgf .. V, 'V . ff -1 f 41 xg., ,ff i ,lf ef-. I f,A f'7 gf v . f frf .. Charmame McCusker '..............,.,........ Char u Dancing expert. . big, blue eyes, . .understand- ing . Pee Wee's friend. . .incomparable. Ioan Nagle .. ....... . ....... ..., ......,,........ ...... .... . . . , . Io GD True and lasting fr1end..,cheerful grln. .. bet ter late than never. . .contagious humor. . .our chauffer. Ioan McDermott ..... .. .......,............... Mickey Smooth and petite. . .quiet charm. . photogenic . . .always agreeable. . loyal pal. Robert OMalley . ...... . ...... ...... . ...., ............... .... . , . B ob Wild game hunter. . .debates anything. . .pro- fessional golfer. . .whlz on wheels ..slow but Sure. SENIORS Dominic Pollino ..............,A.....,,....,....,,..........A...,....,,........... Chop' Camera fiend . . . interest at GHS .. . calm and collected. . .gets around. . .sincere pal, Mary Ann Reeder .....,,rrr...,,,,....,....................rr.... Mary Ann' Lovely manners. . .easy disposition. . .gracefully poised. . .radiant personality. . .fair as a flower. Mary Pollmo .................... ................,.....,..... . Mary Sparkling eyes sweet and friendly wo- manly ways . . . always natural . . . one of the best. u -1 Bemard Remas .............................................................. Bemle Carrot-topped character. . ,future radio announ- cer. . .reliable . .chatty and companio ble. . . winning ways .fiifslfff Wt! Iohn Priano .... .................................. .................. ' ' Iohn' Human dynamo . . . rapid reader . . . allergic to neckties. . .movie fan. . .always punctual. Fra ' ' ....... .. .. .. . ...... ................... ...,..,. . . Fran e ife e sy...S a' curi- ' . t . . .hea ches- er. M,,,,,, ,ff X George Quinn ........... .,.. ..................................,....... ' ' Quinno Quick and witty, . .vivid imagination. . .never a dull moment. . .personality plus. . .inexhaust- ible supply of jokes. Thomas Robbins ............................................ ,.................... T . R. Another Einstein, , .easy to get along with. .. loves oral English. . .ambitious . .pride of the class. 55 SENIORS Ioan Schulze ,......, A....,,...4......,,......, ..,,...4......... . . ,.....,,,,,.,A. ' 'Ioan Cute manner. . .lots of school spirit. . .U.N. Quiz kid.. .full of pep. . ,winning ways. George Tills . .. ......,,..,.....,.......,A...,,,.........,......,,,. .... George Wanderlust. . .carefree playboy. . .pensive look . . .pinball machine king. . .irresistible smile. Charles Sparrow .......................... ....... . . ........ .... . .. ...... Bud Strong, silent type, innocent looking. . .sporty sweaters. . .individual laugh. . .freshmen's idol. Iames Walsh . ................. ............................... . ,............. . . Iebo Life of the party. . .tells tall tales.. .refreshing personality loads of friends allergic to study. C L A S S S O N G Air: Cruising down the River. Walking in procession on a Sunday aftemoon Farewell we are saying on a Sunday afternoon With those we love while up above To those we love while up above Smile the skies in Iune. Sing the birds of Iune. We hear the school band playing an old familiar tune We whisper, Father Nolan. we promise to be true At our graduation on a Sunday aftemoon. To the lessons taught us in the four years spent with you Angels above all smile with love You have been kind and you will find And sing a sweet refrain. That each succeeding year Our classmates 'round don't make a sound: The dear old school. the golden rule Their ioy is mixed with pain. To us will grow more dear. The boys and girls together all promise to be true. With all of life before us and ideals high and fine Pledging love and friendship Surely Heaven's smiling Underneath the gold and blue. On the Class of Forty-Ninel 56 ii. FHIID CFNIOD RAI On December 27 we enjoyed once again our annual Senior Ball '1 Marilyn Snyder, Richard Connell, Mary Emily Bradley, VVilliarn Comisky, Patricia McGuire, Thomas Robbins. David McDonald, Irene McGuire, Anne Bullock, Bernard Remas. 57 OUR .IUNI PROM Queen and Her Attendants Margaret Ann Lynch Mary Ann Reeder Margaret Dwyer Mary Ann Reeder Queen At Our Iunior Prom. Robert McCann, Mary Ann Reeder, loan Schulze, Herbert Crowley, Patricia Mc- Guire, Thomas Robbins. We will always remember our Iunior Prom. Lovely music, beautiful ladies, gentlemen superb in tuxedoes, form for us a colorful memory which the years Will never dim. Dianne Driscoll Bernard Remass Ioan Schulze Herbert Crowley Mary leanne Hogan Thomas Cleere Margaret Ann Lynch Frank Alvaro. 59 BAICE SAALE ' r ,fs-1. mn M 9 Jovi W -wma ' 'Mn my-an v .lm ... ? mf-my f f r' vw! 4 mn 'X a -by yr, 3 mi? w I M i,l1 J Nm? eww hai we M lane Fleming, loan Diviney, loan Davids and Viola DiDuro worlc at our Bake Sale to raise money for the Salesian. OLD CLOTHES DAY SU Old Clothes Day, held each year on October 3l, is known only at De Sales, On this day the seniors come to y school clad in costumes of by-gone days. 'i fi? ,-J aes , wiw A SEWING CIRCLE Aletia Lynch, Ioan McDermott and Ioan Diviney make costumes for the Sodality Christmas Play. Frank Alvaro plays a popular tune while Charles Sparrow, Bernard Remas, Walter Ashley, Herbert Crowley and Thomas Robbins sing tor us. 61 ACTIVITIES Spiritual Educational Recreational ,fggi A f X ,Nix fgf .jj wx ww f 2 OUR LADY'S SODALITY 4 F 4 i 83 Major Officers of the Sodctlity greet Bishop Keamey. Frank Alvoro, Advisory Board Member, Merry Ann Reeder, Vice-Prelectp Bishop Kearney, Herbert Crowley, Prefectg Dionne Driscoll, Secretory, Qkneelingl Roberl McCann, Treasurer, Nativity Tableau Blessed Virgin- Alice Toney. St. losseph- Robert McCann Angels-First row- Ethel Constable Mary Lou Dovio Cdlherine McCornn Second row-- Anne McDonough Anne Bullock lone O'Mdlley Ioonne Moron. 54 Eucharistic Commitiee P Richard Connell, Richard MCCG lans a Guard of Honor for Forty H nn, Iohn Donahue. OUTS- Missions Are Not Forgotten. Herbert Crowley Rita Newmiller Mary Frances Lynch Rita McGuire Bernard Remus 65 CONGRESS OF MARY IN ROCHESTER First row'-A-Ioan McDermott, Nancy Fera, Betty Seymour, Carol Phelps, Marie Helferon, Eliza- beth Chilbert, Nancy Maney, Miss Wilrnan of Queens Work Staff, Marcella DeWitt, Rose- mary Felicetti, Patricia Brown, Mary Catalano. Second row-Eileen Sullivan, Patricia Reeder, Rita Newmiller, Betty Dreher, Mary Frances Lynch, Ann Sweeney, Bonnie Lee Watson, Eleanor Kalwa. Third row--Paul Dilfazio, Herbert Crowley, Robert McCann, Bernard Remas. SODALITY RALLY IN GENEVA l Mary Frances Lynch, lane Quigley, Mary Deane, Robert O'Malley, Robert McCann, Reverend I. Roqer Lyons, S.l., Queens Work Staff, Sally Densmore, Sue De- Marco, Charmaine McCusker, Rita McGuire, 66 CONGRESS OF MARY IN ROCHESTER First row-Nona Cleere, Mary Ernily Bradley, Sarah Bolton, Nancy McLaughlin, Barbara Car- roll, Betty Lathrop, lacqueline Hart, Mary Deane, Diana Caito, Alice Taney, Phyllis Fisher Richard Connell. Second row-Margaret Ann Lynch, Frank Alvaro, Geraldine Sparrow, Mari tha Nagle, Dorothy Linehan, Ioyce Alvaro, loan Nagle, Teresa Yannotti, Mary Esther Clark, Charmaine McCusker, Anita Snowney, Henry Bolin, Connie O'Malley, Frances Hargrove, Margaret Dwyer, Rev. I. Roger Lyons, S.l. Third row-Sally Densmore, George Tills, Iohn Kenny, lane Quigley, Maryilou Taylor, loan Dreher, Rita McGuire, Dianne Driscoll, Mary Ann Reeder. Fourth row-lohn Donahue, Michael McDonald, lames Conroy, Paul Kloser, Anthony Chilbert, lohn Gindling. DALITY RALLY IN GENEVA Nona Cleere, Frank Alvaro, Rev. Francis LeBuffe, S.l., Bernard Remas, Mary Fran- ces Lynch, Herbert Crowley. 67 OUR LIBRARY Dianne Driscoll and Mary Lou Taylor check library cards with Sister Clernentia Under Sister Cle1nentia's able guidance the De Sales Library has grown in size and popularity. The shelves of worthwhile and interesting books have caused many stu- dents to Choose reading as their hobby. loyce Alvaro returns books 'AWE to shelves while Ioyce O J' Q 1? gg D 2 Barnes chooses posters for 7, S the Book Week Exhibit. gy DE SALES STUDENT COUNCIL SeatedvRichard McCann, Iohn Kenny, Marilou Taylor. Standing-Marlene Bushlack, Mary Rizzo, Robert Constable, Mary Lou Davia, Connie O'Malley, Iohn Kenny, President ot the Student Council, meets to talk over school problems with the other members. These boys and girls are chosen by the respective home rooms as their representatives. The Student Council consists ot pupils of outstanding characteristics and abilities. Their work is to discuss and decide on problems ot general school interest. The Lord ix .wwfel lo all, and llis tender lII!'fl'lf'.S' are over all Ilia' u'ork.x'. The Lord is failhful in all His 'works and holy in all His works. The Lord is niyh unto all tlzfm tha! call upon Him, to all tha! fall upon Him in lrufh fP5IIl1ll.t' CXLIIYQ 69 DE SALES GLEE CLUB First row-Iacqueline Hart, Mary Deane, Nancy McLaughlin, Phyllis Fisher, Mary Rizzo, Frank Alvaro Anthony Chilbert. Second row-Geraldine Sparrow, Ioyce Alvaro, Alice Taney, Anita Snowney, Diana Caito, Bernard Up- dike, Iohn Sullivan. Third row-Eileen Sullivan, Rosemary D'Amico, Teresa Yannotti, Bonnie Lee Watson, Robert Taney Patrick Chiarilli. Sister Leo Xavier has so trained and inspired our Glee Club that their lovely musical renditions have given an added touch of culture and beauty to De Sales. The Radio Broadcast at Christmas brought many favorable comments, S 70 DE SALES GLEE CLUB First row-Iohn Schibley, Rita Newmiller, lean Ritter, Betty Chilbert, Frances Pasqua, Sarah Bolton Mary Catalano, Mary Frances Lynch. Second row-Iohn De Raddo, Richard Campbell, lane Quigley, Anne Sweeney, Noreen Liberatore, Mar- cella DeWitt, Nancy Maney. Third row-Vito Bonventre, Thomas Murphy, Patricia Reeder, Martha Nagle, Ioyce Barnes, Frances Har- grove, Eleanor Kalwa. their Christmas Carols made the story of Bethlehem real. Those who attended the Spring Concert surely enjoyed a rare musical treat. We will always re- member the De Sales Glee Club. 71 FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB First row-Mary Saglimbeni, Shirley Malcuria, Mary Lou Davia, Ethel Constable, lean Mc- Nicholas, Mary Ann Spratt. Second rowflanet O'Malley, Dorothy Lahr, Patricia O'Malley, Doris Kelly, Cecelia Liberatore, Carol Bent, Mary Liberatore, Third row-Ioanne Moran, Anne Bullock, Mary Ann Valentino, Marlene Bushlack, Sarah Di Antonio, Angelina Bertino, Evelyn Hefteron. Fourth row-Catherine McCann, Irene McGuire, Carmela Peluso, lane O'Malley, Patricia Gilette, Helen Dunham, Arlene Cosentino, Anne McDonough. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Rita McGuire, lane Quigley, Frances Hargrove, Eileen Sullivan. 72 OUR BA ND First row'--lacqueline H M art, ary Liberatore, Mary Ann Spratt, Shirle y Brown, Mary Lou Davia, Patricia O'Malley. Second row-Mr. Peter I, Beatini, Paul Kloser, lohn Mulvey, Louis Alvaro, Patrick DeWitt, Robert Cleere, Thomas Kirk, Edgar Roesch, Francis Consolie, William Smith. Under the direction of Mr. Beatini our band has b ecome very proficient and has given us some very fine musical entertainment, The band participated in several parades and in school activ- ities. F rank Alvaro at the piano ,,,s ,J OUR CHEERLEADERS Patricia Brown, Mary Catalano, Rosemary Felicetti. Mary Emily Bradley, Rita Newmiller, Nona Cleere. Ioan Schulze, Margaret Dwyer, Nancy Fera. In the cheerleaders of De Sales we really see the spirit of our school in action. Pep, vim and vigor are the outstanding characteristics of this live and loyal group. Whether on field or court, their resounding cheers united with graceful rhythmic motion, add beauty and interest to each game. We are proud of our cheerleaders and want them to know that we appreciate their generous spirit of love and loyalty. 74 DE SALES BOYS ON THE GOLF COURSE First row-Iames Ritter, lames Hamill. Second row--Edwin Dailor, Robert O'Malley, Mr. Fred l. Reo, Charles Marquardt, Michael Kayes. This year for the first time in the history of our school golf became an organ ized sport. The team consisting of six members, Went forth to a winning sea- son. Our scores were as follows: De Sales 9 Geneva High 0 De Sales 6 Newark High 0 De Sales l Clifton Springs' Sectionals 5 De Sales 6 Newark High U De Sales 1 Clifton Springs 5 De Sales 6 Geneva High 3 The team was coached by Mr. Fred I. Reo of Seneca Lake Country Club The alternate captains were Charles Marquardt and Robert O'Malley. 75 'Inav' 1 ff Sm. V L 17,5 ww Zifxlvfxtfrrf- Ormrcxto, Iohn Lawlor Sf-cond row f- Gabriel Bruni Robgrt MQCG R 1' 1 QQ M... ya , - , 2 ' ,mm owrt OVMGIXGY, Ii:-zrwrrri Uprirkf-, Wullmm Ufiyrrme Third row---Anthony Acquilono. Fourth row-Curl Dreher, Iohn Defiaddo, Frank Alvaro, Iohn O'Byrne, Iohn O'Brier1. 76 Q 0.- or Q- mend' 49 ra., We 'V' .MX hw Nvxx J Top ro N--Robert Anonici, Copioing Richard Maher, Second row--Ioseph Lcrhr, Edwin Doilor, Iohn Hefferon, Vito Bonventre, Iohn Kenny. Third rowfiohn Schibley. Fourth rOWA-Nozorene DY-Xmico, Iciniess Holinili, Robert MC- Lone, Iohn Foley, Robert Tcmey. 77 ME L lt to rlqlmt Edwm Darlor Wlllxarn Olilerne Charle Sparrow Iolm RiDaddo Carl Drelxer Herbs rt Cravvlcv Hlblxarcl Maller lohn OBr1en Gabrlel Brunt Frank Alvaro lohn Sclubley, lame Hamlll Vtto Bonventre olm Kenny Robert McCann Iohn Hetteron Robert Taney lohn Sullrvan lohn OByrne Robert McLane Bernard Updlke Io eph Lahr Robert O Malley Salvatore Onorato, Iamee Carroll Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales TION ON THE GRIDIRON DeSales High versus Geneva Another Struggle with Geneva High. 79 BOYS BASKETBA Willicllrr GVBYFHC Charles Morqucxrdt Bernard Updilce Gabriel Brlmi Iolm Foley BU YS B KETBALL Frederick McLaughlin Richard Maher Bernard Rernas and George Quinn, Mgrs lames Hamill Michael Kayes 81 ii J. V. FIRST STRING First row Iohn Ginclling, Iohn Sullivan. 3 Second row Iohn O'Byrne, , Thomas Lynch, Robert Taney. Player Ava. McLaughlin 9.57 Bruni 6.83 Marquardt 4.58 Foley 3.61 Hamill 3.54 Kayes 3.00 McLane 2.44 Anania 2.00 Updike l.75 Knight l.UU O'Byrne .55 Maher .33 Michael McDonald and Iohn Augustine, Man agers, talk with Iohn Gindling, Captain. JV. ND STRING .I . V . S E C O Iames Bradley, coach, Williarru Finherty, Robert S Damick, Iames Ritter, Thomas Deane Maher, Thema L-'J 1 Ring' Charles Duhha Iohn Smead, Henry Bohn, Ioseph Dihaddo, m, Edward Geraghty. S T R I G THIRD N as 355 TION ON THE COU De Sales and Wcxierloo battle ior the ball. 84 RLS' BASKETBALL Our Girl Basketeers at De Sales enjoyed another year ot tun on the Basketball Court. They faced their opponents of each game with pep, enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. These qualities brought forth victory atter victory. Our scores tell the year's tri- umphant story. De Sales Delta-Phi Sales Alpha De Sales Beta Sales Nazareth De Sales Theta Sales Alpha De Sales Dixon Homes Sales Alpha De Sales O. Q. Sales Auburn De Sales Alpha Sales Canandaigua Father Nolan encouraged our team and keenly enjoyed with us each Well-earned victory. The kind direction and cooperation ot Sister jeromita and Miss Alice l-lilgenberg made our enjoyable and successful year possible. .Y 331 1 Charmaine McCusker Miss Mary Alice Hilgenberg MGTICYQGT Coach 85 Varsity Forwardsfe --Nona Cleere, Sally Densmore, captaing Margaret Dwyer Martha Nagle, Rita Newmiller, Rita McGuire. V. Team Seated Frances Pasaua Iacquiline Hart Standing Kareen OGrady Betty Dreher Ioyce Atvara, Captain. A-.J Varsity Guards-Mary Catalano, Marilou Taylor, Violet laconis. Eileen Sullivan, lane Quigley, Mary Frances Lynch. I. V. Team Seated- f Mary Deane Phyllis Fisher Standingff v Anne Sweeney Geraldine Sparrow lean Ritter 87 Autographing Carl Dreher's cast. Clmrlfn: fipcirrow Written: wlxllf: Holf- rfrt Mclmrif: find llfrrbort Crowley look rm. Dominic Pollino developing pictures at the Civic Center. Iohn Foley strolling to school. Senior Girls' Spaghetti Supper at Pronti's. iilflllflllllj Iofm Nciqlfr Mfllfjflfffl Hwy:-r Mvxry If Hrrxrllf-y Prxlricifl l.l'?lIllIlUll lovin llrnlmr lcmr: lvlfflllllllj lmm Divmrly Pfllfliflll Mlffillllf' lilflllfll: lJr1,:croll firffxtrzd l'1r:zt ww Mfxry Ami lim-rlrtr Iricm Sclnulxre Mary Pollino Olqfi l.ll'JI?I'CIlUl'f' lfrfm Mclbferlnwtt fifgvorld row Alrvtm Lymzli Holly lnitllrop lfrfm Mr1r1f'Cul1l1tw lomeplilrurrl5c'1l1:1trf-ri Vlolrx lllljllfll lVlflfl1?lll1f?lJIf'll13l' 88 W t ., gin ' 1' ? k.,.,4W,,A,.1m 3 rn X ,G I., 2-:Y Y wwf X .tw vw At the Experimental Station. lane Fleming Charmaine McCursker At Isenman's Enioying a Snack. William Knight Roberl McLane Herbert Crowley Donald Castor Mr. C. Tills, Owner. Card game at Civic Center. Iames Ritter Charles Dunham Frederick McLaughlin Iohn Augustine William Finnerty Iohn Gindling 89 L- ,, is M, Y 1 J fb m. mimi Y A . A . N 5 QQ lx S wsfht , S- . fr ii 2 L-Egfr . :gg W 'gb 'Q x A 1 in X L SR Q ix QQ is ASV gs' ' AS -i 1 - i ff 1m .X .S A M E Im v R . -1 in , w' 1-F M1- . if si , wi wiv 554 F U' , S? X, KSN :Qi w Ex Wx Y 'lf Ei X 5 il 'if ee X Q X X -si ' 3 it -ff 3.5.1. Top row- loan Cram out for a ride ' ' Dianne Driscoll, Mary Catalano, Eileen Sullivan, Madeline Dre her, Rita Newiniller, Mary Frances Lynch, Teresa Cummings, Dorothy Linehan, Rosemary Felicetti, Bar bara Carroll, lane Quigley and Martha Nagle at Ouigley's cottage. Center row-Eernard Remas practicing a cheer ' ' Carl Dreher, Salvatore Pitiier, Bernard Remas, Her bert Crowley and Robert O'Malley on lsenman's doorstep ' ' George Quinn watching a ball game ' ' Aletia Lynch dressed like an old fashioned girl, Lower row-loan Dre-her, lane Fleming and Charmaine McCusker gathering pumpkins ' ' Frank Al varo, Mary Ann Reeder, loan Schulze, Salvatore Pitifer display their Easter clothes. INFORMAL SHOTS 91 .IO Mvawmztz bfi! M ,L YCE BARNES ON HER BICY W Here is Ioyce, the most loyal and devoted friend of i the Sa1esian. Tireless in her efforts to finance our 1949 book, Ioyce succeeded in contacting fifty-tive pa- v ff! A trons thus bringing to us a total of two hundred fifty Lt! yy produced a book of this type Without the help of this l M five dollars. We assure you that we would never have ml n I . . . , O IJ ,W JA! enerous sophomore. Ioyce has merited our sincere ! JW I r linve and gratitude If , J Mft W My KJ sqiesiqn stuff, 1949. ' I 92 OU Rt. Reverend Monsignor William H. McFadden Reverend Edward K. Ball Reverend Raymond P. Nolan Reverend Iohn W. Brill Reverend Robert H. Fennessy Reverend William I. O'Brien Reverend Vincent Collins Reverend Iohn K. Reddington Gordon D. Adams, Photographer Mrs. Maude Curran Alcott Almarco's-Ev, Iohnny, Tom and Iack Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alvaro Harry K. Apple-Cemetery Memorials Arrow Mills-Finger Lakes Division Baker 6. Stark, Inc. The A. and H. A. Baldridge Co. Mrs. Anna Balistreri Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes Baroody's Cigar Store Barth Plumbing and Heating Co. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bauer Baumgartner and Sons Beacon Cleaners S. and T. D. Beard Belhurst Club Mr. Lloyd A. Bosworth Mr. and Mrs. Iames D. Bradley Iames D. Bradley, Ir. Miss Mary A. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Brennan Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. William I. Brennan, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Brooke Mr. A. G. Brooks Bruzee's Radio G. Bucklin, W. Maher, M. Lathrop and I. Lucey Iohn F. Doc Burdick Mr. Lawrence Burkhart C. S. Burrall CS Son Miss Genevieve Burton Mr. and Mrs. M. Bushlack Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Caito The Camera Shop Mr. Anthony Cannuli 93 RPATRONS Carter-Phillips Motors, Inc. Castelluzzo Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cecere Mrs. Frank Cecere Mr. and Mrs. Maurice M. Chacchia Chase Brothers Co. Ioseph Chilbert The Children's Toggery F. A. Church, Wallpaper and Paints Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Clark Leonard M. Clark, Household Appliances Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Clarke F. W. Clarke's Liquor Store Club 86 Mr. Sullivan Coblio Mrs. Sullivan Coblio Mr. C. B. Cole, Attorney Mr. I. I. Connitf Cooley's Grill Cooneys' Hardware The Corner Cash Store The Corner Store at Castle and North St Corwin Funeral Service Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Coursey Mr. Arthur I. Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Davia Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Davids Mr. and Mrs. George I. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Iames E. Deane Mr. Stephen DeMeo Demming's Wallpaper and Paints Hardware Appliances Devaney and Co. DiDuro's Shoe Repair Mr. Iesse H. Dildine Mr. William M. Divaney Mr. William I. Doyle, lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Driscoll Daniel F. Driscoll, Ir. Miss Leora Dryer Ioan and Margaret Dwyer Mr. Iohn Ehrlich, Architect W. B. and Douglas Fairchild Fairfax Bros. Co. OUR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Louis F era Finger lakes Laundries G Cleaners Finn Tire Company Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Iames S. Fitzgerald Mrs. Frank A. Foley H. F. Fox Freeman Business School A Friend Friends of De Sales Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Fuss Iulius Galante Coal Co. Geneva Auto Company Geneva Co-op. G.L.F. Service, lnc. Geneva Dental Society Geneva Dinette, Inc. Geneva Dry Cleaning Co. Geneva Foundry Co. Geneva Milk Co. Geneva Optical Company Geneva Paper Co. lane Giddings Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gilbert Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Gindling Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Gleason Max and lack Golos Mr. Philip Gordon Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gregway Dr. A. I. Gringeri Guinan Sales and Service Hamilton Sales and Service Mr. and Mrs. George G. Handlan Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hargrove Harman's Sport Shop Harrison and Tunney Shoe Store D. Max Henry and Dick Brown, Insurance Mr. Thomas I. Hogan Home Appliance Store Mrs. Robert F. Howard Mrs. Grace Y. Hyna, Real Estate Broker Isenman's Fred Iardine, Painter and Decorator Hon. Thomas Kane Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Kayes Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. Keilen Mr. Thomas Kenny Mr. T. I. King Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Kloser Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Kraus Mr. Stephen Kuryla Madylon and Helen Lahr Mr. William T. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lannon Mr. Iohn Lathrop Lauer Furniture Co. Lincoln Rochester Trust Co., Geneva Trust Office Long's Curtain Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Iohn E. Loughlin The LouMar Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Lynch Lynch Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn I. Lynch Mrs. Willis D. Lynch Lyons Drug Store Mr. I. F. Madia, Grocer Mr. and Mrs. Ross Malcuria Maney's Nurseries Margrove, Inc. Market Basket Stores Mr. and Mrs. Iulius C. Marquardt Mr. and Mrs. Eugene I. Marshall Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mascari May's Dress Shop Dr. and Mrs. Charles McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCann McCarthy's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. McConnell Mr. Donald McCusker Mr. and Mrs. M. I. McCusker Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas F. McDonald Mrs. Anna McDonald McDonough's Market Mr. Francis E. McGuigan Mclvor Kraut Co. Mr. Howard McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. McNerney Miss Betty McWilliams Michaels' Esso Service Station Mohawk Paving Co. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Monaco T ,,..li.....- ..-i OUR PATRONS Mooney's Grocery Store Dr. and Mrs. S. I. Morabito Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mulvey Miss Lois Murphy I. E. Murray, Moving and Storage Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Murray Mutual Clothing Co. Mr. C. M. Neilson and Son Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph O'Byrne O'Malley Distributing Co. Mrs. George C. O'Malley P. O'Malley df Son Rory O'Moore Ontario Sand and Gravel Co. Our Lady of the Lake Retreat House Patent Cereals Co. I. C. Penney Company Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Peters Ice Cream Pronti's Restaurant Mrs. Thomas E. Quigley Louis and Anthony Rapini, Atom Restaurant Ray's Bike and Key Shop Iames Reale and Sons, Dry Cleaning Miss Mary Catherine Reddy The Redfield Studio Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Reeder Mr. and Mrs. William W. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Roberts Mary Iane, Ioan and Iames Roberts Rogan and Iohnson, lnc. Mr. Cosmo Ross Russell-Hart Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Rynone Iohn Salone Mrs. Frances Schulze Sears Restaurant Sears, Roebuck and Co. Hotel Seneca Mrs. Iames A. Seymour Shortsville Motors Mr. Michael I. Simeoni Singer Sewing Machine Smaldone's Store I. W. Smith Dry Goods Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snowney I. Snowney's Garage Ioseph E. Spratt Stanley's Dress Shop Mrs. Ioseph Stapleton Miss Iane Stautf St. Anthony's Society of St. Francis de Sales St. Francis de Sal.es Holy Name Society St. Francis de Sales Red Cross St. Francis de Sales Rosary Society St. Stephen's Holy Name Men's Club St. Stephen's Rosary Society Paul Sullivan and Iean Fitzgerald Mrs. Chas. H. Sweeney, Sr., and Mrs. Sweeney Paper Co. Thomas H. Sweeney and Sons Mr. Frank Taney Mr. Harry Tarbell A. I. Tarr Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor Mr. Ham Thornton Mr. Harry M. Touhey Miss Helen Tracy The Uga-Boo Club Mr. Iohn E. Vance Mr. Dominic Venuti Venuti and Feligno Veterans of Foreign Wars Wm. L. Vogt and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Donald U. Watson Oliver I. Weber Mr. Robert I. Welch, Graham Charlton Nursery Co. Don-Wesley, Inc. Mr. Thomas Lyon White, Architect Mr. F. N. 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