DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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on the Path to Learning Bellarmine — Third Quarter (First row) Carole Sherry, Frances Certo, Doctor Hogan, Donna Roberts; (second row) Katherine Taylor, Antoinette Bushlack, Mary Lou McKeever, Frances Liberatore, Theresa Varno, Rebecca Merkel, Margaret Venuti, Judith Treeter, Kathryn Hamill, Marguerite Lynch, Marie Giardino, Beverly Placito, Beverly Dejohn, Benita Stockman; (third row) Elizabeth Lynch, Mary Hamill, Mary Kathryn Smead, Barbara Scott, Mary McNerney, Roberta Flood, Nancy Lee, Patricia McCarrhy, Michaelene Brezna, Delores Picchi. Linda Orr, Elaine McAvoy, Rosalyn Russo, Janice Acquilano; (fourth row) Leo O’Neill, William Mur- phy, Robert Carroll, Thomas Higgins, Theodore Sierzenga, David Calabrese, James Lawlor, Michael Donahue, Thomas Toole, Francis Caravita, James Donahue, Richard Chilbert, David Maslyn, Michael Maslyn. At De Sales, Bellarmine indicates the desire, the willingness, and the ability to achieve scholastic excellence as did the great St. Robert Bellarmine, Cardinal and famous scholar of the Catholic Church in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. To qualify for membership, a student must at- tain an average of ninety per cent with no mark below seventy-five. This average secures for each member a Bellarmine key which he may wear for the quarter. On this key there is engraved the school motto In Te Domine Speravi. Everyone is proud to wear the key, and anyone who has been able to maintain a Bellarmine average for twelve of the sixteen quarters of his high school career receives the key as a permanent possession at graduation. Dr. Hogan and the members of the faculty extend their congratulations to those who have made the Bellarmine any time during the year. 13

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Guides in Our Adventure We are extremely grateful to the members of the faculty who have guided us through the four difficult years of our adventure in learning. Their counsel, and teachings will remain with us for many years after we leave De Sales and will serve to remind us of what we must do to find Heaven at the end of our greatest adven- ture, life itself. (Seated) Sister Rose Adelaide, Sister Marie Margaret, Dr. Hogan, Mrs. Howard Klenen, Sister Aquilina; (standing) Sister Agnes Catherine, Sister Consilia, Sister Jeromita, Sister Ann Xavier, Mr. Robert Foley, Sister Rose Eileen, Sister Francis Cecilia, Sister Leo Xavier, Sister Rosemary. 12

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In Quest of Eternal Truths Saint Paul's Adventures Come Alive (Standing) Florence Nailos, Constance Wyatt, Virginia Garrison, Eugene Hefferon; (seated) Eugenia Adkinson, Donna Mattison, trace Saint Paul’s missionary journeys. That All May Be One Prayers for unity have an added meaning for (seated) Kathryn Hamill, Antoinette Bushlack, Robert Berg- man; (standing) Lucille Quartaro and Philip Larish who have studied the life of Father Paul of Graymoor and the origin of the Church Unity Octave.