Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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 Offirr of thr' rmctpai Tire Aquinas Institute 1IU7 Dkwey Avkntti Rochester. N Y May it 1933 Arete Board 1933 Aquinas Institute Rochester, New York Gentlemen: Your kindness this year Is recognised and appreciated by the Faculty and Students of Aquinas Institute. You have overcome the obstacles of hard times and against difficulties produced a volume of the Arete equal, If not superior, in quantity and quality to those of your predecessors. This achievement of yours calls for our commendation and latitude. I am quite certain that in this work you have found your labors and experiences personally and individually profitable. This alone is adequate compensation for your sacrifices. May God bless you! Very cordially (Ir JU £ ( Joseph E. Grady Principal ± fourteen

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 Z )t 3rctc Uoarb Richard Callahan Editor-in-Chief Edward Guider Associate Editors ■ Clayton Faulkner—Thomas Leary John Beach William Burke Myron Cucci Pasquale Dinolfo Edward Gutmann Donald Kridel Gerard Marks Theodore May Harry Rae Zakia Sob Staff Joseph Bon an no Michael Cerame Nicholas Della Porta John Driver Walter Knapp Gerald Kunz Raymond Martin Eugene McManus George Schlueter Joseph Tiefel Robert Wahl John Boylan Raymond Countryman Frederick Desrochers William Em George Koerner Joseph Lynch Ralph Marton James Neaky Muerl Smith Francis Toth Vice-President Robert G. Aulenbacher Treasurer John E. Bedford President John M. Gibbons Secretary Gerald R. Kunz CLASS OFFICERS thirteen

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James P. Ailing “Jim” Behold! the salesman, winner of the 1932 mission ticket rice. Jim is also an enthusiastic musician, wielding a hall fiddle in our orchestra sad tooting a base tuba in tbt band. But we can't hold thase things against him. Good luck. Jim. Walter J. Ailing Walt” Introducing the second half of the musical brothers. Walt is a true friend and a good sportsman. He plays baritone in the band, and his four years with the bow in Lht orchestra have made him a valuable addition. Besides he has qualities which will win him respect in the outer w»rld, as they have in Aquinas. Keep going Walt, the sky is the limit. Willard H. Amann Romps Romps is an ardent devotee of aviation and is quite an authority on the subject. Ask hits if any of his models fly. He is well liked and we all know that he will be a success in his chosen field. Luck, Romps. Alexander J. Andrews ••Alex His keen wit has made Alex many friends both at Aquinas and in the AljoClub. He is a past master when it comes to playing basketball and he also proved to be a hard man to block in football. It is going to be just as difficult a matter to block you in after life. Alex. Cyril H. Barker “CV’ What is that saying about —Honor to whom honor is due?—Cy certainly deserves great honor. He is a good-natured. friendly and industrious chap. Math and science are his delights. Those squeaks which are heard at 3:20 are only the efforts of another Aquinas musician. Keep up the good work Cy. Success is yours. Robert G. Aulenbacher -Bob Gaze on our Vice-President, a man of achievements! Bob was our first starring quarterback but we don't hold that against him. Did you hear the girls utter a sigh when Bob appeared in our Senior Play? You have a warm spot in our hearts too. Bob. Philip L. Appleby -Phil Phil is the class's lankiest six footer. He has been active in orchestral work during his four years and he has also enlivened many a dull moment with his witty impersonations. He has a friendly smile and a knack of getting along with everybody. Viel Glflck. Phil! John H. Beach Dynamite One of the inseparable quintet, Johnny can add a bit of life to any party. He has caused many a feminine heart to flutter with his radiant personality. He is a fine fellow and an earnest student despite his slow, easy going manner. You have the best wishes of every member of the Class of '33. John. fifteen