Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Q Ki, 'pl 'TJ a, rt ' c ,fb Q. f-5 5 -lz' '1- T. TERESA OF LI EUX fjufroneu of fAe 77iiJ51'onJ Burn - 'lxlllllzlfij 2, 1875 limcrcd Ciirincliles - A,t1ril9, 1888 Died - Sefltwlllzer 50, 1897 filllllillibiid - 11111-3' 17, 1925 Patrunesa of the Missiona - Derember 14, 1927 lfcaat Dux' - Ovtnber Srd. 'Q' 'Q' ST. FRANCI XAVIER ,Jah-on of fAe 77!f.5JionJ Born - xl ril 7, 1506 A vt, ff Hcuunc Jesuit - Anguyf 15, 155-1 fyflidillfd Priest - june 24, 155' Died - Dwellzbcr 5, 1552 Cfmmniscd - ,1111'y22, 1622 lfmst Day - Ilefenlber Fwrd. 3155

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DICATIO At Aquinas. rw are all SfIlll'l'llf,Y, ll'l' are all ntissirmarics. As zrc gaze in retmsflcwt nrer fzast -'l't'u'l'X at nm' sulmnl, ll'L' gran' lIlL'I't'z!XlI1glA1' auarv of flu' imfmrfant flart ll'l7ll'lJ tin' missions lvazlc fllajwl in tba' lifes of its stmlents. Unitb Ibis tlnnfgbt in mind, uw feel justified in lmnoring the fldfflill and ,'n1trnnesses nf the missions-Saint l'4ranc'is Xar- icr anzl Saint Teresa of LlXCll.Y. '1'lllf LlT,1'I.1f I:l.OW'lfR . The uwrk of the flH'lI16l' is nmre vrizlcnt, for bis labors in 'lafzan and the lfast Indies remain a znozlern miracle. l1ou'e1'er. Saint Teresafs mntrilnttinns to tba spread of the Catbnliv Ifaitb are aniytbing but zrizlelj' recognized. It is a fact, nevertlaeless. that upon ber death. ez'irlenc'e was ffnfnn' tn the egecst tlaat slye zlizl nmre for the missions, by ber flfd-1'L'l'S and savrifves, than any ntber nzissionarby, avtfrc' as be may have been. To these stalwart partisans for the missions, zrbn fought nnceasinglus and IlIlll'dl'6'I'il1g1'1' in their trllth-teaching tasks, we of Aquinas arzlentlj' zlezlivate Ibis blllllblf' effort. our yearbook. Tile Areteu.

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44. ', V f at . ' - . xr -, A J S' 4 , HOU PLACE OE RE ERIE Oxer a half century ago fifty fne years to be exact the late Father Hickey conyerted a part of the old C athedral Hall tnto a schoolroom where he prepared to open 1 busrness class Ivso sears later rn 1904 more rooms were fitted out so that an academic as well as a tommercral course could be had at the new school I'hus Cathedral Hugh the flrst Catholrc High School rn Rochester was establrshed ln May of 1905 Father Hickey was consecrated Brshop Nexertheless he contmued hrs leadershrp and remamed a member of the faculty of the school whrch he had founded After slx years the school had advanced to such a stage th it Brshop Hlckey felt that vuthout rrsk he could leave rt under the guidance of prnests, sisters, and lasmen Stster Prudentra was named prrncxpal Wfhen rt was fnrst founded m 1902, there were only thrrty puprls, but by 1913, rt had ox er four hundred students regtstered The faculty was made up of four priests, fourteen Sisters of Saint joseph, and three laymen Already, even at this early' date ln the school's development, commercial graduates of Cathedral Htgh were occupytng Important posttrons rn the busmess world, and the graduates from the academrc courses were wmnmg honors and fame for themselves and for their former school at colleges and untversmes throughout the country, not ably at Notre Dame In the fall of 1925 under the leadership of Father Charles Muckle, who had been appolnted prmcrpal rn 1915, a drne for funds for a new and better equrpped school burldmg was begun, and before II had ended, over S900,000 6