Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Introductory EVER in our school life more pleasant task been has a thrust upon us than the compiling of the records of our class history. This Senior Annual is published with a two-fold objed in view. We intend that the glorious achievements of our class will be recor ded in a fitting manner and that the pleasant memories of bygone days will live in all their sweetness. If this bond, that is meant to unite the paSt and the future, be sufficiently Strong to endure the Strain of years and to recall the pleasant thoughts conneded with the name, Rochester Catholic High School, our hopes will be fulfilled and our objed accomplished. In presenting this volume we realize that many errors and imperfedions will be found, but we ask our kind readers to be mild in their criticisms and to remember that all humanity is prone to weakness. The Class of Nineteen Fourteen

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RIGHT REVEREND THOMAS F. HICKEY Founder of the Rochester Catholic High School His aim—Let every faculty be developed in the mild and wholesome air of religion.

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REVEREND J. FRANCIS O’HERN Rector