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WITH THE DEATH OF MONSIGNOR McPADDEN the people of the city of Geneva lost the little man so dear to their hearts, and the students and faculty of De Sales High School lost one of the truest friends they will ever have. In his kindly way he watched his children grow through the years and he nurtured in th?ir souls the seeds of faith. His fondest dream, a new high school and gymnasium, was at last realized, and every day when his health al- lowed, he was seen strolling leisurely back and forth, viewing the masonry, questioning the busy workmen and smiling a friendly greeting to the students as they went home from school. His people will ever cherish the picture he left behind, that of a little man humbly kneeling in a dimly lighted, obscure comer of the Church with a rosary quietly slipping through his fingers, praying to the Mother of God to watch over his parish and school.
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Mr. Dilts Physical Education Business Law Drivers' Training Dorothy Ross, R.D.H. Registered dental hygienist for the Geneva Schools Sr. Rose Eileen English III, IV Religion I Moderator Room I THE FACULTY has played the most important part in bringing unity, sanctity and action to De Sales. Their interest in our work has been a source of much encouragement and an add- ed incentive for doing our best. They have shown us how to lead model Catholic lives by their daily example both in and outside of the classroom. In all of our activities, they have been exceedingly generous with their time and energy. Our four years in high school have been made richer and happier because of their constant thought for our welfare. We can only hope that our appreciation for all that they have done will be shown by our lives. I 15 ]
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Senior Class Officers (Individual pictures, reading from upper left to right) Thomas McAvoy, president; Rita Shirley, vice-presi- dent; Joan Stasko, secretary; John Quigley, treasurer. Isn't it a beauty? asks Mary Treeter of (left to right) Teresa Gringeri, Rosa Spillane, Vincent Ficcaglia and Mary Liberatore, as she proudly displays her class ring. t 17 ]
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