RESURRECTION SCHOOL - Revision history

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	When a seventh grade was added in 1962, the enrollment soared to two hundred twenty-three. The enrollment in the school in 1963 when eight grades were operated reached three hundred twenty-nine. In 1965 the enrollment had reached four hundred sixty-five.		When a seventh grade was added in 1962, the enrollment soared to two hundred twenty-three. The enrollment in the school in 1963 when eight grades were operated reached three hundred twenty-nine. In 1965 the enrollment had reached four hundred sixty-five.

	Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School adjacent to the [[CHURCH OF ~~RTHE~~ RESURRECTION]] was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].		Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School adjacent to the [[CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION]] was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].

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	RESURRECTION SCHOOL. The first faculty at St. Philomena's School was all lay personnel. With the direction of Father O'Reilly of ~~Saint Raphael~~'s, a parochial school was built through voluntary contributions in 1871. The school continued with an average enrollment of sixty until the opening of [[ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL]] in 1876.		RESURRECTION SCHOOL. The first faculty at St. Philomena's School was all lay personnel. With the direction of Father O'Reilly of [[ST. RAPHAEL'S CATHEDRAL]], a parochial school was built through voluntary contributions in 1871. The school continued with an average enrollment of sixty until the opening of [[ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL]] in 1876.

	A twenty-acre site along Asbury Road was purchased for thirty thousand dollars in 1959 when Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] extended the parish boundaries. In 1961 the first six grades enrolled one hundred sixty students.		A twenty-acre site along Asbury Road was purchased for thirty thousand dollars in 1959 when Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] extended the parish boundaries. In 1961 the first six grades enrolled one hundred sixty students.
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	When a seventh grade was added in 1962, the enrollment soared to two hundred twenty-three. The enrollment in the school in 1963 when eight grades were operated reached three hundred twenty-nine. In 1965 the enrollment had reached four hundred sixty-five.		When a seventh grade was added in 1962, the enrollment soared to two hundred twenty-three. The enrollment in the school in 1963 when eight grades were operated reached three hundred twenty-nine. In 1965 the enrollment had reached four hundred sixty-five.

	Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].		Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School adjacent to the [[CHURCH OF RTHE RESURRECTION]] was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].

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	Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].		Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].

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	RESURRECTION SCHOOL. The first faculty at St. Philomena's School was all lay personnel. With the direction of Father O'Reilly of Saint Raphael's, a parochial school was built through voluntary contributions in 1871. The school continued with an average enrollment of sixty until the opening of [[~~SAINT~~ ANTHONY'S SCHOOL]] in 1876.		RESURRECTION SCHOOL. The first faculty at St. Philomena's School was all lay personnel. With the direction of Father O'Reilly of Saint Raphael's, a parochial school was built through voluntary contributions in 1871. The school continued with an average enrollment of sixty until the opening of [[ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL]] in 1876.

	A twenty-acre site along Asbury Road was purchased for thirty thousand dollars in 1959 when Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] extended the parish boundaries. In 1961 the first six grades enrolled one hundred sixty students.		A twenty-acre site along Asbury Road was purchased for thirty thousand dollars in 1959 when Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] extended the parish boundaries. In 1961 the first six grades enrolled one hundred sixty students.

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	Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].		Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].

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	Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].		Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].

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	When a seventh grade was added in 1962, the enrollment soared to two hundred twenty-three. The enrollment in the school in 1963 when eight grades were operated reached three hundred twenty-nine. In 1965 the enrollment had reached four hundred sixty-five.		When a seventh grade was added in 1962, the enrollment soared to two hundred twenty-three. The enrollment in the school in 1963 when eight grades were operated reached three hundred twenty-nine. In 1965 the enrollment had reached four hundred sixty-five.

	Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop Leo BINZ before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].		Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo\|Leo BINZ]] before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James L. BYRNE]].

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RESURRECTION SCHOOL. The first faculty at St. Philomena's School was all lay personnel. With the direction of Father O'Reilly of Saint Raphael's, a parochial school was built through voluntary contributions in 1871. The school continued with an average enrollment of sixty until the opening of [[SAINT ANTHONY'S SCHOOL]] in 1876.

A twenty-acre site along Asbury Road was purchased for thirty thousand dollars in 1959 when Archbishop [[BINZ, Leo|Leo BINZ]] extended the parish boundaries. In 1961 the first six grades enrolled one hundred sixty students.

When a seventh grade was added in 1962, the enrollment soared to two hundred twenty-three. The enrollment in the school in 1963 when eight grades were operated reached three hundred twenty-nine. In 1965 the enrollment had reached four hundred sixty-five.

Dedicated on January 22, 1962, Resurrection School was the last school in the [[ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBUQUE]] blessed by Archbishop Leo BINZ before he left for St. Paul, Minnesota. An eight-room addition made to the school in 1964 was blessed by Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.|James L. BYRNE]].