Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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if j Q, I .. X it 'FJohn-L. Colljns Senior Play 45' 'Dramatic Club 45,,Frencl3, Club 4- lackus aptitflde for dra- matics, combined' with his ability to beat out lively rhythms on the drums, has rtfade his stay at Aquinas one to be long remem- bered. Ii I' Av. John G. Crirnrnenslfl Latin Club 4 ,Q V lohn has won our re- spect not onlyga for halfing the courage ran? aggres- siveness to-.take ours years of bothilatin and! math, but also foifibeinglthe quiet and sincere fellow that he is. Warren R. Collins Glee Club 45 Bowling 4 Warren's unobtrusive and stauncht character will take him far along theproad of lite. Those of us' who have been privileged to have his friendship -lifnow what his departure. means. 30 :- Mario P. Crociata Sincere with himself and others, Mario has set a shining example of man- hood for his fellow seniors. Wit and intelligence have combined with persever- ance to make him a true Aquinas gentleman. 0 5. if j 4, wa jj ,YV J it J- -gl, :jfs ,JI , Y i ,H W ti 9090440 Q m t ' my , U G .. l, ae. g it it 'N 1 L . 1 3, it - Joh1ji,,B. Culhane All gGerald C'ulleff.' j Hisequiet goodnatured- nessf and his docile, well- behaved manner have served to .make lohn a fellow admired by his teachers and his chums alike. We shall ever re- member his ready wit. .... 9' ua , ,v,,,.- Davi J. Cur- ' , ' Scho 5P -, l, ,t Senior 1' 1a Le -W'GY1,3,4: .f ar ns i d Whi 5 Dra- . J KZ lullbcl 3 5 rench Behind stolid mask rests a versatile, mirthful mind. Sometimes a mis- chievous actor in class, Dave never fails upon the stage. A l Q m -,D ' l, nt h ' t Gamera Club 45 Bowl- ing 4 , You didn't see himfwith a broad grin disclosing his pearly-white teeth? Then you didn't seeottie ener- getic firecracker, the ef- fervescent wit of the Senior Class-lerry Cullen! t , ul S. Curtis 9 Gfle Club 3, 45 Frenclx C 4, Latin Clubfft- Q, aul astudent ins 1 ooh ivelyghap without, as 'pf is v ic o e ss ec ion t Q1 lbllb for the ast twl ,N rs79- a 6 recent iscov- e x was a . lk , . ..ll

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pins., :,- ,ww Tel! A , J, 5- -if 4,1 ' Q Ralph J . Bblgliggsteiqei . 1' German 925 ,Barth 2, 3, 45 Orclffefstifa 4 flax Ari, uitifpilinlg sollircexlof 1 . nergy, a ,rooting tooter f om Mbit-tasenauer's ag- gi qatign, l'Bo possesses a' gift'-for enliveninguglfull spirits with his fast, pep- pery chatter. Tr-aricis C. Brautigam Arete Board5 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Refined, courteous, Frank is an ideal Catholic gentleman. His achieve- ments are due to the seri- ousness' with which he has pursued and the zeal with which he has mastered the difficulties of his school 1 e. i not engaged in the study r, , . is .if Y li l ' -' -' it x Bernardo 9 ll.atiri Club V ,L ,.,,- ,X y if , ' lt-iframe, big andvgenerous of heart-that,.seems to de- scribe Arnfiand. Hishearty handcflasp' and 'chuckling voice shall maz'k'him for- even in our memories as a lrealipal. 5 KenX'ood F. Block Band 2593, 45 Orchestra 2, fi, 4 1 -5 One of our? modern rhaestros who hasfas much personality' akslflhe has musical talent. lGen's saxo- ph3ni1r ei'idit'iib1?1s have ma e istor.y il t e musi- Pfcal annals'otQAquinas. X lx.. 5, 0900140 v ....., 3 :, fee... 9 Y r Cierard L. Boehly Starrflp Club 'Eh Science Club? e I Quiet, docile and pa- tient, Gerand is an ardent stigent of rphysics. When ofisome scientific problem, her is usually'-devoted to his extensive stamp col- lection. :Large any muscular oil mf in tEugen M. Bertin French Club 3, 45 Catholic Literature Club 4 There is mischief in Genes dark eyes5 he en- joys a joke immensely. However, he is also a zealous student of the languages and sciences. William P. Blum Stamp Club 25 Science Club 3, 4 How ,so much humor aridggood fellowstnpkcgu-ld be,-packedfifito little Bill constan-tliy puzzles us. What's more, Bill is ever ready to s as hisihappi- ness wit those' around him. Bernard W. Brown Senior Play 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Latin Club 45 Maroon and White Active and witty is Bernie. His tanned, firm features bespeak confi- dence5 his steady step shows aggressiveriess and enterprise5 his personality augurs well for an abun- dance of success. fTi.., gr VW -- . 15 gw,M1,6ag3,, ga M4 27

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Ernest? DeVito Italian Club l Q 3 1 J- ' ,Ernie, that ardent fstu- dent ot Italiahj. in spite of his ldye' of readinglduring studfyifperiods, .has by his delightfully, droll attitude toward lite! gained our affection forever. 1'Fernando J. DiNardo Italian Club 2, 31,12-Q Cam- era Club 3, 4 A rnodesifbut still an industrious land alert fel- low, Fernamo has shown by his tireless cooperation in all activities that he has the character expected in an Aquinas graduate. 1 f' .1 , L11 V . 1'-' lliobert A. Daly Bowling Club 37 Science Club 4 Bob's not theloquacious typwhis s F isle does most ot his gtalskigg for him. But when far away from the halls of Aquinas, we'll all remember. Bob ' fi his genuine gliiie and his manlinesss! ' 1 4. au' ' uf' - L 'Ricl'1arJQ. DePrez St. Thomas. Club 25 Foot- ball 3j 45 Arete Board One of our few seniors who can combine studies and sports and wind up on the tavorable end of the score. Dick is candid, con- fident, and a logical, deep thinker. 6 I . Joseph J. DeVo1dre Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Sdience Club 4 Joe, straw Mfg'-fJj,l-sen. auer's, gstsucce sful pro- laqasglfghaagh .g,ti2..,.sfat is and marin U is quie' ,- ranks! high infhis studies andfin our hearts. Raymond F. Dobmeier German Club 33 Bowling Club 4 No. Ray's quiet nature doesn't make him un- noticed. On the contrary, it serves all the more to imprint him on our mem- ories-to show us how a noble man acts. James J. DeMar1e Band l, 2, 3 limmy's ot o our big men h although ha s agrea hare of is e ' music, de lf popular with bo instructors and his fello seniors. Richard W. Desens A four years' associa- tion with Dick isn't long enough for us to appre- ciate fully the quality of his character. Yes, this noble lad is a swell guy -sincere, true-a Cath- olic gentleman. 5 3l