St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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New Horlzons With the turn of the half century comes a new thlrst for edu cation Durlng the past flfty years manklnd has made more progress than ever before These flve decades have been marked wlth the development of electrlclty alr travel and countless other achievements The students of today will be responsible for the progress of the coming years Mindful of this fact we exert ourselves now so that our posteruty wall not have to sacrlflce themselves In the future Everything we learn every achievement we accomplish IS a mark of progress a key that opens the doors of the future It clears a path to the new horuzons for whuch we strlve It un folds before us unllmlted opportunutles whlch once surpassed will determine us as future leaders of a new generation With these Ideas prominent In our mlnds we set ourselves to the task of bettering the pace of our forefathers In the coming ages of progress Our Catholic education provides for us the means of attaln fortrfles our wull that we mlght meet these obstacles wlthout fear without bras and with a whole hearted determination for success This Catholic background IS often the decndmg factor In the future success or fallure of a young graduate The roads ahead are blocked by many barriers which we as lndlvlduals must overcome Our tralnmg rellglon and edu catlon are the drlvmg forces that compel us to work and pray for the ends we seek Through education and faith these Ideals are brought wlthm our grasp Wlth thus an mmd we the gradu ates of 1950 look forward to these new horizons not as lmpedl ments but as beacons of our future success Qi Q ' I . . . I . I ' . I . . I , . . . . . I . I ing our goals. It enlightens our minds, intensifies our faith, and I . . I . - . . . . . i . . I . . I - I . I . .- , . 95314 F hlmpni'

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and therr lsoold TABLE or CONTENTS ff Dedlcatron Page Seven Classes Page Twenty flve Actlvltles Page Seventy one Athletlcs Page One hundred three Sensor Drrectory Page One hundred srxteen Patrons and Advertlsers Page One hundred erghteen I O O . ,wk 4,,, xi 3 Faculty ......... . . ..... . . . Page Nine

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.L ' Q' fi 4 iff ivisri 5 J n in 1 ' Dedication In the midst ot the war years, the Rev. Brother Andrew, F.S.C., came to Buftalo to assume the direction ot St. Josephs Collegiate Institute. He found a school venerable in years, ot high scholastic standing, noted tor its achievements in many fields but lacking in physical tacilities and space. With characteristic zeal, he set about the task of erecting the new school tor which his predecessors had planned, worked and saved. Today the new building on Kenmore Avenue stands a beautiful monu- ment to Brother Andrews enthusiasm and ability. With typical modesty, he has credited this achievement to his predecessors and his co-workers both religious and lay. But we who have known him during these past tour years are well aware ot the heavy burdens he so ably carried. It is, therefore, with aftectionate gratitude that the Class ot i950 respectfully dedicates this first section of the Star to emanate from the new school to the Rev. Brother Andrew, F.S.C., religious educator and gentleman,-the builder ot the new St. Josephs. Truly he has made possible new horizons in the field ot Catholic education. av- 'm -Q-ii'