Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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'11 s .s.vyQf'fwufQ1 Qsfsasf-J3s,qv,sqwqv,qsysgsyyqsf-zfvfqfs--safeyfequffuv sQQfrQWN3'f'QWrsiufgwvuffwiwslew-Q Q. 1 t::.,:v::Lr:y:LX :rx:x.x'aLX21H:x?1an:rX'.:nXur.X:gX:rb.:xX:rXtx.Ny:m'::N':LX:xX':xAthan Svennur Qllass Ziausturp laet we have achleyed success' For four fleetrng years yve have pursued our studres rn thls dear old school wlth the hope of graduatron ey er before us and noyv our cherrshed dream has become a reallty However, lookrng back oyer those years, rt 19 not yvrthout a tyvrnge of regret that yye leave our Alma Mater Durrng our school lrfe we have garned many dear frrends both among the students and faculty moments have been our s We have advanced rapldly Aff fm! KT rg? S2244 and many happy along the path of know ledge and have been rmbued wrth the Splllt of the Cathollc Farth We have sur mounted all obstacles, yve have reached our goal In September of nrneteen tyyenty three, we entered upon our Hrgh School career, as verdant as the grass rn the helds We yvere enterlng upon a new chapter of our lrves and were anxrous to learn somethrng concernrng rt Immedrately howeyer, we were placed under a handrcap The school on Frank street was overcrowded and there was no room for the rncomrng freshmen Nor could a place be found whrch would accommodate all of us The remedy wae ermple We muet be drvrded Accordrngly half of our number pursued therr studres at Salnt Ambrose, whlle the other half among whrch the yvrrter found hrmeelf hrst had the pleasure of meetrng If ather Nl urzer at Holy Redeemer s Hall Had rt not been for Ancrent Hlstory that hrst year would have been a happy one Howeyer, that dread sub ject changed an other wrse peacetul vear rnto a verrtable nrghtmare In sprte of the fact, yve worked hard and were rewarded by hndrng our sely es unrted yvrth our comrades once more, and bear mg that varn trtle bophomores dents are connected yy rth that name We shall never forget that tyyo by four store rn whrch one could purchase hrs lunch rf he yvere an excellent foot ball plaver Nor wrll we forget the assemblres held rn the study hall French, Caesar and Geometry took most of our atten tron that year, but, true veterans that yye were, yye plodded along drllgently As we revrew rt noyv, the year was rndeed a happy one, especrally yyhen yve learned that yve yvere the proud bearers of the trtle Junrors Our Junlor year opened up 1n a wave of brrlllance and enthusr asm, for we entered our neyv burldmg, the same burldmg from yvhrch we shall soon be graduated We were amazed at the beauty of the school, rt the fountalns yyhlch actually bubbled torth sparklrng yy ater, at the stage the audrtorlum, the gy mnasrum, rn tact at eyery neyy object yy hrch met our gaze Most certarnly we yvere maklng up for the handrcaps yvhrch yve had suiered rn our hrst y ears As soon as we had accllmated ourselves to our new surroundrngs, yye set to yyork wrth renewed efforts to proye ourselves worthy of the school We turned a successful hand to or atory and dramatrcs and so well dld yye do our yy ork that at the end of the year that coveted posrtron, Senror dom, was ours 9 '-ilk'-LINE mi r 'VP f F rr X! f P , A 111 X xf fx .1 4. 7.11 rrffr 7' J-1 f .. . . ffm Z.. l Lfv ya.. ,.: T l v v L nl . T' Y? ss, ge Ke - Y N . V . . .1 4 l . ,U , . . . . . . 5, If 1 A. r . V' j 1 , . 1 1 HA My - -5 :-. 1. - 1 ' - 1 11, xrr .4 H - ' '- if fi ,. V, . . . r, .1- 1 1 f-f ' : ' - .' -' - :HG 1 -.,. . . V I ' F, 6 f ,, . s . ' ' .rr XJ J . , 1 V-, ,r - ' A 1 1 1 1 1 1 f f ' v rr fa . ' ' ' . 'ff 111 f v a D 'I 1 K' . . rf Lx . if .U ' rf Ar 1 v- ft 11 ' . . . . . jf fl . f, ,J . ' Y ff 111 . . .T ' 4' ,Q Ax 1 . 1 P 5. x I If AX :lr - Q 1 . I A. i 1, . L A k L A , 1 .U ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 7 1 rf Ar , r 'y . ' . . ff P . A . K. , 5,2 I r 1 1 'w 1 I I . 1 1. 1 l 1 1 rl 'L v ' .. Ar J! . Y N Y - D ll F , .1 , . - - . 1. . .- . ' cs 1: . . - . 1 1 ' N , r fx - . . ., ,L ,- A ,, ,Z Our second year was spent on Frank street and many happy' rncr- 5 Q 1 1 4 y' 1 1 . w D 1 v 'VX - - - .Agfa . 1'1 . '1 . 1 15 , 1 . . 1. 1 1 . 2- 'Z l . . V L - f ' ' 1 -1 . , 1 1 ff ' ' v 41 1 ' v ' 1 1 ' v ,,,-1, v ' ' ,, 'Q VL: . 1 111 T A - rf A 'W Ji r' fr - - ' 1 v 1 . D . rf ,c 1: Lx A1 . 2 ' L1 1 ' v ' ,1 ' 1 l A1 f , l l . vv 1 kv. . If 1 Y IL' V rl fi . V I A 1 . V v f . fl . M 1: .r I . . I 1 ' 1 ' 1 v 1 1 1 r 1 v rf A 4 f ' f 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 ff .1- - n 1 lf fx 1 f f1 1 1 y f ' f1 f 1 1 ' , lf fa . .M L . . f, ,C ' ff 141 ' A- fa X, 1: Xu 75 Ax .21 .' .N :, 31: 51' ',.:::,1:, .7-,',1:, X 1 ,1-J,-,1g',1:,g5:, Jr, :' t y:s ',,rut-.'1Yx1'AT1'.ff'5:X'1!'.'JR'.'1' 1 1.I12.x1 'rg ':-' 'na G.: 'n '. 'n 'ze 'zzf hr. 1 1, .':::?:'::? kr? 'nf ': 'np '.:. 'ei far. 'rx 'ax '. nx2K ::?-Kaz? br? 'nl' 'n:?.'ns.,n

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K Lb ly wgygwgsfvvgwgwsawq L x 1: rxx x sexes sux sexe But thls condltlon could not and d1d not endure fO1 long Wlth the downfall of Napoleon Mlsslonary work 16V1V6d and was Callled on with new v1gor As lf by maglc Mlsslonaly SOCIQIIGS splang up everywhere Prlests and funds were sent to the East and once more the Church was fulhlllng the D1v1ne lny unctlon One of these socletles whlch sprang up after the French Revolu t10H was the SOC19ty fo1 the Propagatlon of the Falth It or1g1nated ln Lyons France and soon estabhshed branches IH all parts of the world For nearly a hundred years th1s soclety carrled on 1ts vt 01k lncreaslng 1n numbers and 1n power lllltll It became the folemost MIQSIOHQFY Soclety of the Church But hlstory repeats ltself No sooner had the MISSIOHEFY vu ork 11sen to such helghts than lt agaln recelved a SSTIOUS setback by the World War PFQVIOUS to this vsar the SOCIQIQ fo1 the Propa gatlon of the Falth had recelved most of lts support from the falth ful of Europe Now these countrles crushed and povel ty str1cken were unable to contlnue ln thelr malntenance of the Soclety Although thls lack of financlal support greatly hampel ed the M1s slonarles a st1ll greater ev1l arose In Indla Chlna Japan Kolea leaders arose and preached an ant1fo1e1gn doctrlne The lgnolant natlves lmbued wlth the sp1r1t of thls doctrlne began to look wlth susplclon on the good MISSIOHZTIQS and mcreased thelr d1fT1cult1es ten fold It seemed as lf the devll were workmg overtlme 1n an effolt to destroy the MISSIONS In thls cr1s1s the Soclety for the P1 opagatlon of the Falth tu1 ned to Amerlca tor a1d and It was not dlsappomted Branches we1e In fact so enthuslastlc dld the Cathollcs of Amer1ca become 1n th1s D1v1ne work that thelr Splrlt soon spread to the younger membe1s of the famlly so that unlts were formed 1n ey ery Cathollc School It was for thls purpose therefore that just before the Chrlstmas Holldays we recelved a VlS1t from Father Van der Schuel en S J a Vlqlt whlch w1ll long remain ln our memory as most ple lsant and most touchlng It was lndeed a grwnd slght to see the venel able Mls slonary smlle remlnlscently as he related tales of h1s forty odd years as a Mlsslonary To hear hlm made one forget h1s suuoundmgs and W1 h only that he too could have some share IH so great so noble a work That lt IS great and noble who can doubt? Is lt not the vs o1k whlch Chrlst Hlmself has ordered us to do? And It lb pleasant work too for Father Van der Schueren sald that 1n splte of the chscomforts and prlvatlons that he has endured h1s years as a Mlsslonaly hay been the happlest of h1S llfe and hls only deslre IS that he may once more return to Indla and to h1S beloved work He sald that money was necessary to perpetuate thls work that although more than a m1ll1on converts have been made IH Indla, mol e than mnety percent of the populatlon are stlll pagans wallowmg 1n the superstltlons practlced by thelr ancestors centuries ago He also stressed the need of natlve Prlests and he exhorted us 1n the Name of Jesus Chrlst to help ln His work Thls was an appeal to whlch none could say nay Every one of us then and there resolved to become a member of the Soclety and to do our blt 1n thls noble work We have kept th1s resolutlon and we are proud to say that every pupll of the AQUIHHS Instltute 19 now a member of the SOC16ty for the Propagatlon of the Falth If n' rf Lf :IX Ru HARD J STRAUB N R X X XhX1X1NEU1X59XbfXEvN55fN5 XY9X35'N55fY' N3 NEWX5 4X5 NEBAQ9 Q',i..'QuY gap, W, -1 g-iv, 'fi nu -1-VQ.,xu,,iu,i:.4,,3-, fu,-1u,,ixu,,q ..f'r:,k,g Fl ,-x .'x'1:':', .- 4- uLH-m:,:X:Y:-:X-1.x-- 'ts In-s.1.xux.s.:. x . xumnrrsxsgx 1. tx :L n rm. rev. n ' E gf . . . . Q i . . . , ' s . ' gg . ' . ' - if v u u 1 Q . s Fi Y N s H - -. - 7 Y . . . . X,-,gf . 4 . Q 16 . . ., . . , ry, . . . . . . Q - . If . s ' f ' s- ,qs K 1 H -. . v . a .1 9 9 l a . . . . . - - . - K - . . ,. . 1, . ' y gg . . .' . 1 ' l 'l . Z? formed 1n every parlsh and m1ll1ons of new members were enllsted. MG y . . .... . . . . . . 4 W, , K ,XA . . K . Y Y . .N , i . w .A S yy . . . . Q . , . ., yyps y .U. . . . . S S H. yn in . . - n q ' ' - bv . . . H . - , - - I me . . . l . .H K , gig . . . . . 4, , . V ' ' - . . y . . y A . . . L, . . . . . l ' . K . S . I . ' S, '94 - - - as , - Za u . Y. y ' 1142? ' . ' as . . K A' . .K E . . 41' . E1 El Ulf-' 12 '11',.'1ls, QF,'-J' Q. 1. ,',- 5 :sk 1w,,'-1:3 'A xx , is , ,X is., 1: xt, :QM 415, 9, ,gfmag 4, Qi, Xsawssawewawawslsawawassasisavswsasfsasfsaefhasnlasgfsgisgefsavfsiiasisskwsasigsnwlgiffzli 8

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