Bishop Ryan High School - Ryanlight Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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l ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY N l955 we entered upon a new adventure, in a sense comparable to Columbus of the past or the first human to be shot into space. But, unlike these, we had guides to set up a pattern to show us the way. As we registered at Bishop Ryan High School, the Francis- can Fathers welcomed us with all the warmth and Christian love of St. Francis himself. Now in I959, as we part with these dedicated men, both religious and lay faculty members, we begin to realize that we have learned much from our associa- tion with them. 'l'hev have instilled in us deep roots of Christian charity and an unshakable knowledge of our Faith, besides the scholastic sciences and arts. lt is, therefore, with devoted pride that we salute the faculty and the administrative leaders who appoint our faculty members. i it Fr. Ferdinand, principal, introduced Mr. Joseph Augustine of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild at one of the first assemblies of the first semester. C'0N'l'liX'l'S OF THIS SICCTION Religious .-Xdmiixistration .......,.,..,.... S Fduc'ition:iI :Xdniiipistration ,, 9 lo Religious Ifxiriilty ,,. .AH ll T I3 Lay Pziculty ...... ,,,, 6

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