DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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C 0 NTENTS TITLE PAGE T H E M E D E D I C A T I O N ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSES G R A D U A T E S A C T I V I T I E S OMINGJ, If l er, s P 0 R T s SPECIAL FEATURES X-J P A T R 0 N s I N M E M O R I A M V A I.. E D I C T 0 R Y CONTENTMENT Mary Deane, Library Club mem- her, holds a contented round table talk on the magazine drive with top sellers Faith Morabito, John Law- lor, June 0'Malley, Concettn Col- lizzi, and James Salone. 5

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The fulfillment of our hopes and dreams for the future of our Alma Mater depends upon the success of the freshmen class. Here Carmello Can- nuli, Carolyn Dimmick, and Thomas Constable - look forward to their Salesian for 1954. Foundation for the Future This year we have chosen for our theme, De Sales The Builder, for it represents our school at the present time. From the small school of our cen- ter section, we have grown to a new front wing with laboratories, library, three new classrooms, and a princi- pal's oflice. In addition, we have a new gymnasium in process of building in the rear of the school. We shall try to tell our story with our freshmen as the foundation, the sophomores as the walls in construc- tion, the juniors as the fine furnish- ings, and the seniors as the completed structure of the new and better De Sales. FOR EWORD

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RIGHT REVEIIIQNIJ MONsIcNOIz WILLIAM H. MCPADIJEN, V.F. SAINT STEPHEN,S CHURCH There are many persons and places to whom we wish to dedicate this. oIIr 1951 Salesian: but especially to these do we pay tribute: To Monsignor McFadden and Father Ball, pastors of St. Stephens and St. Francis parishes and all past pastors do we wish to leave this, our last achieve- ment as a class. Then to Mother and Dad do we want a special thank you for giving us De Sales. Throughout the years other builders have helped our growth-Father Nolan and the former principals of our schoolg the nuns who spend themselves for usg the alumni who paved the way for usg the brave lads who left De Sales for army lifeg the gang at 1senman'sg Geneva, the city where we have lived so joyously in our growing-up yearsg and dear old De Sales whose sheltering walls have kept worldly cares away. Especially do we thank Almighty God for casting our lot in so pleasant a place as De Sales. We gratefully dedicate our 1951 Sal- esian to Pastors, Parents, and Builders of manhood and womanhood. 6