Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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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'

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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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ROMAN J. CATON Glee Club2.' Frerbmen Oraloriral Cbair- man: Intramural barketball 1 .' Cbeer- leader 4 Peppy, lively-with a soft nasal drawl -and a love for friendly arguments- is loquacious Roman. MARIO P. CERAME Matb Club 2, 3, 45 Italian Club 3, 4 Mario's ambitious-and capable-es- pecially in math-but his modesty pre- vents his ever admitting it. LEONARD S. CIESLINSKI German Club 4,' Hiflory Club 3,' Intra- mural bafketball I, 2, 3 A veritable dynamo-always doing something - who, though serious - is ever ready with a Witticism. ERNEST M. CIRILLO Italian Club 45 Intramural bafketball 1 A .-,...1,... ...Ln n..Z,c.... pL,c....LA ....,,..,,l. JAMES F. CLANCY X' Hirtory Club 3. 4: Prerident of History Club 4,' German Clubg-4: Intramural barketball 1, 2,' 3, 4 Truly a masfer-at puns-at making friends readily-and at unusual haircuts -is Jim. ARTHUR F. COLLINS Glee Club2: Dramatic Club 1, 2,' Srbool Play 1, 2 The fellow with the millifluous voice -whose many friends can always sell a raffle ticket. JOSEPH F. CONTE Intramural bafketball 1, 2 joe is an attentive listener-who is determined to learn-his qualities are certain to produce, EDWARD S. CONWAY tzrenty-,Hue