Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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CHARLES N. ALLETTO Sain! Tbomar Club 1,' German Club 4,' Inzramural bafketball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Vanity bafkelball 3, 4 Chuck's ready application to life's more serious issues gets results-and his amiability must always win friends. GERALD P. ANARELLA Glee Club 4,' Intramural bafkelball 1, 2, 3, 4 jerry is lively and seems almost ubiq- uitous-he's first here-as everywhere- his habit is to finish what he starts. JAMES A3iTELL f Band I, 2, 4,' 0rnbfeit:affK3l 4J A quiet b hful 21? marks 1jim's be- havior-but sill ate? funs deep-as jim can sh YOLQHY tme. JOHN E. BECKER Tall. slim lohnnv is one who works EDWARD R. BELL 'EA Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Orrlaerlra 3, 4 The nonchalant drum-major-the re- sourceful type of man-whose perma- nent wave and ready smile are often noticeable. CARL W. BETTNER Carl's intellect is ever hungry for new truths-he's a helpful ally-ever unob- trusive and always at hand. FRANK A. B1ANcH1 Ilalian Club2.3.' Inlramural bafketballl A friendly smile lurks in Frank's glance-he's liked by all who know him -never says much. PETER B1NAzEsK1 Glee Club 2. 3. 4,' German Club 3,' Hir- lory Club 4 Soontaneous humor is Pete's forte- iufenlg ilu ee

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Gmdzmfef QF the Aquinas Imfimte QF Roclvefteif Lite does not begin at forty, lite begins at Birth-Baptism. For tour years Aquinas has taught you by word and example how to enrich your deeds with the lite ot Divine grace: You go now to practice alone your profession-a Cath- olic gentleman. Others will protit it you live well: others will sutter harm it you tail. ln meeting your opportunities, in reasoning through your plans, as worker, leader, parent and citizen, live the lite of the soul tirst, last and all theiitime, a lite united to God in the friendship ot l-lis grace. God bless you! Tl-IE FACULTY

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EDWARD F. BLUM Hi.f!0ry Club 3: Srienre Club 4 . Youthful Eddie is a lively-rather reticent-and conscientious student - whose wit is capricious-and attractive. ANTHONY J. BRESCIA 01'rlae.:lra 1, 2, 3, 4 Workin ever moment wastin 8 Y - 8 none-but all unostentatiously-his gen- tlemanly appearance tells it all. GERALD F. BRINKMAN jerry-a newcomer-the reliant and capable type-his ready answers in class show diligence and ability. HENRY I. BURGER Glee Club 2, 3, -if Band 3, 4,' German Club 1, 2, 3 Loquacious-and humorous-is Henry -a wide-awake, versatile student-he'll boost his pals anytime. JOHN j. CALKINS That rarity-a studious student-is found in John-who is serious and am- bitious at all times, JOSEPH G. CAMERON Frenrla Club 4 Hearty and husky--Joe's latent en- ergy belies his placidity-he's talented -and something of a poet. DONALD E. CAMPBELL Intramural barketbull 1, 2, 3 Don smiles readily - displays an acute sense of humor-on occasion is universally dubbed Tracy. ERNEST E. CARROLL Big Ernie-has a broad Irish grin- accompanied by a deep baritone voice- and a sense of humor. 11167111 HIM'