St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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His Excellency, Most Rev. JOHN J. RUSSELL BISHOP OF RICHMOND 1958--19.- His Excellency, Rt. Rev. JOHN McGILL BISHOP OF RICHMOND 1850--1872 Rr. Rev. Msgr. JAMES A. BRENNAN Pastor 1922--1950 Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev . Rev. Rev. 7944544446 Sz. Femme John Teeling, 1861- 1865 Rob ert A. Andrews, 1865-1867 John Hagan, 1867-1870 Thomas Kelly, 1870- 1874 John Doherty, 1874- 1887 Patrick Donahue, 1887- 1898 Hugh McKeefrey, 1898-1921 James P. Gacquin, 1951-1960 76766 , cunt ' egm . . . . The first steps toward the present Saint Patrick's Cen- tral High School were taken in the year following the close of the Civil War. When the educational outlook was darkest, Bishop McGill appealed to the Sisters of Charity at Emmits- burg for Sisters to conduct a school in Saint Patrick's Parish. The request having been considered favorably, on Sep- tember 3, 1866, Sister Mary In- nocent and four companions opened an academy for girls in a small frame dwelling on 25th Street, near the church. Despite post-war conditions, During the first year of its existence the school was attended by no less than 150 girls. Admission of 75 boys in 1867 was a significant step in the life of the school--for from these first beginnings came our fu- ture priests. In 1868 the Academy was permanently established at the northeast corner of 25th and Franklin Streets. Rev. ROBERT E. O'KANE Pastor l960--19-