DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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JLeadw] tk watf THE MOST REVEREND JAMES E. KEARNEY, D.D. Bishop of Rochester The hour of greatest opportunity is striking now, as the forces of free- dom and of tyranny gird for a deci- sion. America's strength bestowed by Divine Providence has been given for this hour—that freedom may not fail. (Unchanging Duty in a Changing World)

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THE CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE is a busy place where private conferences or informal buzz sessions frequently take place. Enjoying a gibe at Bob Taylor's expense are Dave Carroll, Bob Kerr, Mike Maney, Bob Kenny, and Father Hart. Hoi XJ 'UM U OU VUM THE FOUR RELIGION TEXTS on Father Hart's desk recall the many lively and inspiring classes we have enjoyed under his direction. LED BY THE TORCHBEARERS, James Malone and John Russo, Father Hart brings the Blessed Sacrament into the gym for Benediction.

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GwuliM] m ttefi For the past three years, Sister Rose Adelaide has been at De Sales as prin- cipal, counselor, and friend. Sister's resources are not limited to college catalogs and office files, but she seems to have a vast store of knowledge at her command. Her door is always open and she is always ready to give advice or help to anyone. Sister Rose Adelaide has had con- tinuing interest in the advancement of De Sales in every way. Under her guid- ance, the entire student body has been successfully challenged to greater endeavor. SISTER ROSE ADELAIDE Principal TEST SCORES ARE interpreted by these college bound seniors with the aid of Sr. Rose Adelaide. 9