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    The document provides a summary of the history and significant figures of ADNU. It outlines that: 1) ADNU was founded in 1940 as a Jesuit school for boys and granted college status in 1947. During the Japanese occupation, the school was used as a torture chamber. 2) Significant figures who contributed include Fr. Pedro Arrupe who led the Society of Jesus and invited students to serve others, Fr. Raul Bonoan who oversaw infrastructure development as first president, and Fr. Primitive Viray who established new offices and buildings. 3) Symbols of ADNU include its blue and gold colors inspired by Mary, its knight logo representing courage, and its motto "Primum

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    The document provides a summary of the history and significant figures of ADNU. It outlines that: 1) ADNU was founded in 1940 as a Jesuit school for boys and granted college status in 1947. During the Japanese occupation, the school was used as a torture chamber. 2) Significant figures who contributed include Fr. Pedro Arrupe who led the Society of Jesus and invited students to serve others, Fr. Raul Bonoan who oversaw infrastructure development as first president, and Fr. Primitive Viray who established new offices and buildings. 3) Symbols of ADNU include its blue and gold colors inspired by Mary, its knight logo representing courage, and its motto "Primum

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    The document provides a summary of the history and significant figures of ADNU. It outlines that: 1) ADNU was founded in 1940 as a Jesuit school for boys and granted college status in 1947. During the Japanese occupation, the school was used as a torture chamber. 2) Significant figures who contributed include Fr. Pedro Arrupe who led the Society of Jesus and invited students to serve others, Fr. Raul Bonoan who oversaw infrastructure development as first president, and Fr. Primitive Viray who established new offices and buildings. 3) Symbols of ADNU include its blue and gold colors inspired by Mary, its knight logo representing courage, and its motto "Primum

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    A GLIMPSE

    OF
    HISTORY
    ADNU’S
    HISTORY
    • 1940 – the Ateneo de Naga was founded as a Jesuit school for boys, with Fr. Francis
    D. Burns, S.J., as Rector.
    • December 1941 – A group of Jesuits moved into their new residence on campus and
    prepared to move classes after Christmas. But on December 8, the Pacific War began.
    • June 1, 1947 – the Ateneo de Naga was granted by the Department of Education full
    recognition as a standard four-year high school.
    • June 5, 1947 – College was opened with 87 male students.
    • October 26, 1953 – Ateneo College became coeducational with the admission of five
    women.

    During the Japanese colonization, the Japanese army had turned the Ateneo as a
    torture chamber.
    Father Burns was the first director after the Japanese colonizer.
    The Bishop Santos Hall was built in 1961 for Ateneo’s founder and first Bishop.
    SIGNIFICANT
    PERSONS IN ADNU’S
    HISTORY AND
    THEIR
    CONTRIBUTION
    The Servant of God, Fr. Pedro Arrupe SJ
    Background:
    • The 28th Superior General of the Society of Jesus
    • Jesuits and non jesuits witnesses the exceptional qualities oh him such as:
    - His desire to fulfill in everything, the will of God the Father
    - His rootedness in Jesus Christ
    - His trust in the Holy Spirit as the guide of the church
    - His unfailing loyalty to the Holy Father, the “Vicar of Christ on the Earth”
    - His missionary disposition
    - Showed himself to be an extraordinary, passionate “man of God and man of
    the Church”
    CONTRIBUTION:
    - Provided the means for the Society, the Church and
    society at large to be nourished by the richness of the
    Ignatian tradition.
    - Led the Society as a requirement o the faith – to struggle
    against all injustice and unbelief.
    - He invited the students to be “men and women for others”

    References:
    https://www.adnu.edu.ph/2018/11/19/the-servant-of-god-fr-pedro-arrupe-sj/
    FR. RAUL BONOAN, SJ
    Background:

    • First Jesuit Educator


    • 1st University President

    Contribution:
    - Under his leadership in the year 90s, provided infrastructure development such
    as the most prominent construction of new buildings namely James O’ Brien
    Library, the most modern library in the Region.
    - He paved the way for the college to retain the high school and led Ateneo De
    Naga to become one of the Top 18 universities and colleges in the Philippines.
    FR. PRIMITIVE VIRAY, SJ
    Background:
    • 3rd University President

    Contribution:
    - Under his leadership, Ateneo de Naga maintained its Centers of
    Excellence and Development status thus, new offices were
    established.
    - In the year 2011, it was the year when the Fr. Raul Bonoan Building
    was constructed to house the university cafeteria, new classrooms and
    other offices.
    NAMESIO S. QUE, SJ

    Contribution:

    - He composed the Alma Mater Song


    J.P. SOUSA
    Contribution:

    - He composed the Regnum Dei Ateneo


    Marching Song
    SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
    RELATED TO ADNU
    Blue Blood –
    Knight – the knight in Ateneans are often
    ANDU’s logo signifies no called blue-blooded
    fear because it fights for that generally
    what is right and good. means royalty and
    is noble.
    AMDG - meaning
    Blue and Gold – the Ateneo “for the Greater
    colors are inspired by the color of Glory of God”
    Our Lady. Thus, the colors of
    Ateneo are a devotion to Mary and Magis – More.
    to commit, like her, to be a true Equated with
    and faithful servant of the lord. generosity,
    magnanimity, and
    Primum Regnum Dei – school selflessness.
    motto which mean “First Kingdom
    of God”

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