Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Rev. John V. Schaus ............... Rev. XVilliam C. Zieroff .......... 1 . . . Jos. A. Schumaker Cclerk of Ohio Stat James IV. Tiinlin Cbnsiness-manj .... Jos. S. O'Ne1ll, LL. B .............. . Rev. Anthony YVelker, LL. B ..... Jno. F. Timlnes Cbusiness-manl . . . Rev: J. J. Robling ............ Rev. F. P. Straub .......... Anthony E. Klein ...... Benj. Kelly ............ Rev. C. L. Jansen, S. J. .... . Rex. F. X. Sindele, S. J.. . .. Rev. F. X. Mischler, S. J.. .. John T. Kelly Cjournalistj .... Thos. C. Burke, LL. B ...... Frank S. O'Neill, LL. B. . . Rev. John E. Mullet ..... Thos. J. Hogan, M. D... . . Vililliam Jansen, LL. B .... F. J. Boland Cchemisti . . Rev. Emil Deck ........... Rev. J. F. Jacobs ............ Robgt T. Bapst Cprofessorb ..... Thomas J. Slack Cmanufaeturerj . . . Jos. A. Graber Cclerical workj ...... J. M. Flannery, M. D., ........... . . . J. J. Hynes, Jr. Cstudent-engineeringj Martin L. Zillig Cclerical workj ...... Rev. M. Kris-:hel . . . .......... . . . . Henry VomBerge, LL. B ....... Rev. Charles J. Goeckel ..... Henry'J. Doll, M. D. ......... . William Brennan. Jr., LL. B.. . Lawrence J. Collins, LL. B ....... Jos. Kiefer, Mg D. .......... q.. . . Rev. J. C. Carr .................... Chas. J. Schruefer Cbusiness-manb. .. B. J. Shanahan, LL. B ............. Rev. John Nash, D. D.. .. ..... . . . . Jos. A. Wechter, LL. B ..... Rev. F. X. Pilliod, S. J.... Rev. Clement Alten, S. J .... Rev. John J. Pfluger .... Rev. F. X. Senn, S. J. . . George Vtleber . . . Rev. Rev. Gregory Ashe ........ Fletcher T. Burke ........ Charles V. Nellany, LL. B .... Rev. G. A. Meier .......... George J. Mehler M. D... . Rev. Michael Helminiak . . . . . . . . . Henry A. Andries Ceditorj .......... 5' itel6131i1iuEdr3fj -..........,., ...Care Wasliington Post, Washingtoin .........,........Lancaster, N. Y. ......................Dayton, Ohio . . . . .State Reformatory, Mansfield, Ohio ....... . . . . . .627 Best Street, Buffalo . . . .New O'Ne1ll, Bldg., Binghamton, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . .374 Orleans Street, Chicago, Ill. .465 WGSPm111St61' Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 226 S. 'Washington Street, Wilkesbarre, Pa. 226 S. Wasllington Street, Wilke'sbarre, Pa. ..................Winfield Junction, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . . .1966 Niagara Street, Buffalo . . . . . . . . .Prairie-du-Chein, Wis. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Canisius College, Buffalo Buffalo ,D. C. ......:..........Canisius College . . . . . . .35 Cleveland Avenue, Buffalo . . .New O'Neill Bldg. ,Binghamton , N. Y. , N. Y. N. Y. . . . . . . .St. Patrick's, Victor Hill, . . . . . . . . . .15 Bennett Street, Buffalo . . . . . . . .23 Woodside Parkway, Buffalo . . . . . . . . .St. Louis Rectory, Buffalo ...St. Patrick's Rectory, Lockport, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Canisius College, Buffalo . . . . .400 West Avenue, Medina, N. Y. . . , . . . . .14 Davis Street, Buffalo . . . . . . 186 Sumner Place, Buffalo ...838 Auburn Avenue, Buialo Elm Street, Buffalo ...........,...........Dansvil1e, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Schoellkopf Co., Bufalo . . .225 Blackman Street, VVilkesbarre, Pa. .. . . . . . . . . . . .42 Myers Street, Buffalo , ........ 85 West Eagle Street, Buffalo ..,, ..... 85 W. Eagle Street, Buffalo . . . . . . . .42 Johnson Street, Buffalo . . ................ Fillmore, N. Y. Buffalo . . . . .14 Pearl Place, . . . . . . .227 Hamburg Street, Buffalo . . . .Church of Holy Family, Buffalo . . . . . . . 176 Edward Street, Buffalo . . . . . . . .Canisius College, Buffalo . . . .,, . . . . Canisius College, Bufalo . - - ..................... . .Buffalo Ignatius College, Cleveland, O. . . . . . . . . .Sacred Heart Church, Buffalo . . -Sak-red' Heart Cathedral, Dallas, Texas . . . . . . . . .35 Cleveland Avenue, Buialo . .......... Fidelity Bldg., Buffalo . . ., ..... St. Agnes Church, Buffalo . . . .989 6th Avenue, New York City ..................,........BuEalo 70 Chestnut Street, Detroit., Mich Q mljt Qlumni Suhalitp 6 A DIRECTOR .............................. REV. F. X. SINDELE, S. J. PRESIDENT ...... .......... . HERANR 29. wAlvElvlviAunER- FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT .... ............. H ARRY O. 'WAITE SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT. .... .... I TENRY J. DOLL, M. D: ' SECRETARY ................. ...--.- F RED U- FORNM TREASURER ................ ...TO BE APPOINTED REGISTRAR ......................... ........ TO BE APlJolNTED CONSULTORS ...... ...................... , ...... T O BE APPOINTED , .' , h 11 1 ft colle 'e of the great advantages of 'the Sodality and to exlfeoiiodtftiheleslagiiee agnfgi' Nays Oposiilileeto college graduates, members of the liberal plroflensions and others who have availed themselves of the opportunities of a higher educatflonst dert mam Sodality Was Organized' This Organization was 'effected in June, 1896, andtt e E 31 Y if since grown to be a Catholic organization of. note in Buffal05 311 Ofganlzatlfiln W 019 ngeihb are being appreciated and whose beneficial influence is being felt. That t e Worh 0 5 Rev. Director and his officers has been Productive of much 'good E' evldeiiced gytgeecirsig success of the Sodality's annual retreat 5 630 men received Holy Ommumon 3 g exeriszil-iignoiaygusiiirigctgfes has been decided upon as a feature of the Sodality activities for next year- The need and advantage of 'such a course has been frequently discussed, and Will, .no doubt, lead to much good. 79

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At the monthly meetings the Rev. Director as oke ' ' ' . The attitude of the Church towards the Biblia 'slIiovGv'ii3igi'iimii Wi1i-Jai fbliisijliless read and study of the Scriptures and her reverence for their sacred character. P . the glgillifgegitilgggy Of the Blblef' especially showing the authenticity and genuineness of These lectures were followed by a vindication of the Scriptural authority against the objections of Science, with special reference to the creation of the universe the Hexaemeron and the Deluge. 'fThe Creation of Man, with special consideration of the theory of evolution and S9V91'a1 iI1St1'H0'0i011S 011 The R6121ti0I1 between Church and State and on the french Situation, completed the year 's course. - Sintra U , . Among those graduates to receive the degree of Master of Arts a.t the '07 commencement are Teddy Venn, A. B., '03, Joseph Kiefer, A. B., '02, M. D., B-art. J. Shanahan, A. B., '05, LL. B-.3 John J. Hynes, A. B., '05, With scarcely an exception our graduates have been successful in their respec- tive professions from the very start, and that they are earnest and ,zealous students and alive to every opportunity of advancement is patent from the return of so many for M. A. degrees. ' Such social gatherings as the smoker held by the Alumni Sodality during the winter serve to strengthen the bonds of cordial good- fellowship- thatalready exist, while well accomplishing their purpose of pleasant diversion. Elaborate plans are now being made for the annual Field Day at the Villa. This occa- sion must be the fount of perpetual youth for -which Ponce De Leon sought of old, to judge from the stunts indulged in by the old boys. Ask about the famous yacht race. And what right has an Irishman to lift that German cup? 4'Gerry Simon, an old Canisius diamond, star, was recently elected captain of the Gorgetown 'Varsity baseball team for 1908. Our congratulations, Sam. The graduating class of 1900 has introduced an innovation which is eminently worthy of emulation. They have generously donat.ed all the medals for the prize winners. This move will undoubtedly be highly a.ppreciated and should serve as a precedent for coming years. Heretofore the medals were donated by different individuals, generally old students. Might we be excused for taking this action -of the class' of 1900 as 'an evi- dence of the prosperity to which they have attained, and at the same time tender hearty thanks and sincere congratulations? ' V Q r 'f-Sta ff, Q' uf 81