Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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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

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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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x 'S MATTHEW P. CORNELIA Slamp Club 2, 3, 4,' Prefidenz Slamp Club 4,' Inlranzural bafkelball 1, 4 Suave and elegant-with the proper amount of manly reserve--and a trace of prankish spirit. DONALD J. CORRIGAN Sfienre Club 4 Hard-working, serious and deter- mined--always busy in his pet Held-- radio-and ready to help every time. VINCENT A. CORSALL Glee Club 2,' Debaling Club 1,' Srience Club 4 Consistent in his application-obserw ant, retiring-a real student-thus is Vincent characterized. STEWART T. COTTIER Maw Club 3, 4 Slender and alert-Stewy is a model student-a loyal comrade-and a good fellow. HOWARD F. COX Maman and Wbile,' Band 3, 4,' Ofrbef- Ira 4 Pensive at times-but always commu- nicative-Howie's quick wit has enliv- ened class discussions. GEORGE R. CROMBACH George is tall and serious-a lover of the classics-he studies Greek-and likes it. WILLIAM T. CRONIN Clan Secrelaryg Maroon and Wbi!e,' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Senior Play 4,' Stamp Club 2, 3,'F1'enrb Club 4,' Foolball 3, 4,' Vanity foozball 4,' Intramural barbel- ball 1 Sophisticated, suave, and genial Bill -is a man's man-Whose popularity is deserved. FRANCIS L. CROUGH Frenrb Club 3, 4,' Prelidenl Frenrb Club 4,' Inl1'anzu1'al bafkelball 1, 2, 3 Frank faces life seriously-and hon- estly-with determination-his attitude is admirable and likeable. lu enly-Iix