DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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SISTER ROSE ADELAIDE Principal Always looking out for the interest of each student, Sister Rose Adelaide can be found at any time busying herself with her seemingly endless tasks. Indeed they are many, but not so many that she cannot find time to lend a helping hand or a word of advice to someone in need. Seldom does she fail to wear a smile or utter a kind word. In addition to her administrative duties, Sister is also a teacher. How she finds time to accomplish all her tasks is a question only a dedicated person such as she could answer. Working always for the honor and glory of God, Sister Rose Adelaide serves Him and us in her every action, directing each of her children” toward His goal. Sister Rose Adelaide assists Alex Pronti in making his announcement as Patricia Brennan scans her notes while await- ing her turn. 8

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RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR EDWARD K. BALL, V.F. Pastor of St. Francis de Sales Parish parish. Father Nolan, too, is complet- ing his twenty-fifth year of priestly service in our city. There is probably not a family in Geneva that has not at sometime or other had a sorrow lightened, a problem solved, or a joy made brighter by the fatherly kind- ness and personal concern of these two priests. We are grateful to both our won- derful pastors for the countless graces they have channeled our way and for their inspiring words and edifying example by which our lives have been so greatly enriched. 7 “I’d Like To Try For A Panda,” says Monsignor Ball as Gloria Colon hands him a chance on Mission Day. THE MOST REVEREND LAWRENCE B. CASEY Auxiliary Bishop to the Diocese of Rochester

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. J u P‘ aim if eace REVEREND RICHARD A. HART Chaplain As we look at the sign on his door before going in, we realize that Father Hart has a wonderful sense of humor, and we know how easy it is to talk with him. Entering his office and looking about it, we see a cabinet of books, ranging from spiritual material to college information, and we realize that Father's in- terests are broad and varied. His humor and his interests in both our spiritual and material welfare make Father Hart the wonder- ful person he is. His gende voice” in religion class and his special way of putting a point across make school life almost a pleasure. Father’s way of preparing us spiritually for later life has enriched our souls a great deal. Through his administration of the sacraments and his words con- cerning our faith, he has taught us the true value of our religion and the necessity of keeping Christ in our lives. Father Hart helps Dennis Finnegan to reach higher heights. 9