Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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EDWARD j. BARRY Minion Unit 3 ' Cbeu Club 3 Ed's good nature 'ind wit will long be remembered by us. He won many friends during his years of high school. They fall generally in two classes: those at Aquinas and those elsewhere. 'EDWARD F. BATOG Vanity Football 2, 3, 4,' Intra- mural Brubeiball 1: St. Tbomar Club 1: Mirriafz Unit 31 4: Ger- man Club 3 4' Camera Club 3, 4' Gun Club 2 3, 4 Horizontal Ed has had a merry time at Aquinas snap ing candid shots and passing out ids. It was a real task to keep out of his way. WILLIAM R. BAUER lnlramuml Barkelball 1, 2,' Mir- ,rion Unit 2, 3,' Italian Club 2, 3,' Tranril Commiztee 4,' Aquinudor SMF 3, 4 Bill will long be remembered by our class for his good fellowship and social activity. We heartily congratulate him for four well- spent years at Aquinas. G5 1flEE! .- o i A All .N 5 H r l, ily ly 435 AQ N nisisrrrora i QM? JOHN C. BEHAN Inlmmural Faolball If Inimmural Barlaetball 1, 2,' German Club 3, 4,' Hirtory Club 4 jack is that quiet thoughtful lad, who is never at a loss for some witty quip to lend a cheerful note at the most needed moment..Keep it up, Jack, and success will be yours. JAMES E. BELL Inframnrzzl Bnrkelball 1, 2, 3,' ln- lnmllzml Barebrzll 2, 3,' Table Ten- ni: 3: Bowling Club 3, 4 A bundle of vivacity plus a ready grin is Jim's external description. Delve deeper and one discovers a shy, serious lad, whose modest, winning personality bespeaks of fu- ture prominence. ARTHUR G BENNETT Math Club 3: Science Club 2, 3 4' Azlialion Club 3 4' Table Ten ni! Club 3 uret unobtrusive but with a C ieerful, happy - go - lucky spirit which has endeared him to all his acquaintances, Art is one friend we ll not forget CbA?5-QFl942 4, .Q.'

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FRANK C. AMERING Vanity Football 3,4,' Intramural Baxbetball 1, 2,- Intramural Bute- ball 3,' Bowling Club 4 As one of our highly honored ath- letes, Frank has achieved recogni- tion for his .gridiron accomplish- nients. Seemingly a quiet fellow, his double nature is known by few. He merits success. 'ROBERT F. ANZENBERGER Intramural Football 1,' Intramural Barlaetball 1, 2, 3,' Minion Unit 4,' German Club 3: Bowling Club 4,' Dramatic Club 4 Though his varied activities at Aquinas invariably had a pecuni- ary aspect, . Abe is well-liked by all. May his future be as bright as were his days spent with us. QQXU QQ NICHOLAS J. ARIOLI Italian Club 2, 3,' Latin Club 4g Acalyte Club 4 Take the words friendly, studi- ous, quiet, and gentleman- 1y, and you have an apt descrip- tion of Nick, the kind of fellow you like to boast about. 45 AQUINAS INSTITUTE c I. A s s o F 19 4 2 V 'DAVID H. ARMBRUSTER Varsity Football 4,' German Club 3,' Science Club 4: Math Club 3, 4,' Camera Club 41 Cberr Club 4 Everybody who knows Dave re- gards him as a pal. Usually rather quiet he commands your respect. His zeal is the real pep upon which this school of ours is built. RICHARD C. ARNOLD Still water runneth deep. That's Dick. You have been a good ex- ample tolall of us by your good sense, discretion, humility, pa- tience, and good will. May God Bless you! WILLIAM G. AUBEI. Sl. Tbomar Club 1, 2: Minion Unit 1,- Glee Club 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Aviation Club 3: Hi!- tary Club 4 There's never a dull moment in Bill's company. We have known him for four years and his constant good nature makes us relish his companionship,

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fellow well worth knowin -Bill CARL A. BORRELLI WILLIAM L. BENNETT Intramural Bareball 1, 3,' Minion Unit 4: Dramatir Club 4: Maroon and While Staff 4: Bowling Club 4,' Tranrit Committee 4 A ready wit and a strikingly pleas- ant nature are combined into a Bennett. Ever ready to lencfa hand in any activity, Bill has helped to put over many an enterprise. MICHAEL B. BIONDI Vanity Football 3, 4,' Intramural Baxketball If Glee Club 3, 4: Catbolic Literature Club 1 5 Italian Club .2, 3, 4,' Latin Club 4: Table Tennu Club Although he is well-known as a stellar performer on our football team, Mike is even better known for his steadfastness, reliability, and cheerfulness. G00 Ogg EDWIN R. BOEHME Varsity Football 2, 3, 4,' Minion Un1t.3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Bowling Club 1 Football. took up too much of Ned's time to allow him to pur- sue his studies with zest. We can't possibly forget Ned. I5 AQUINAS INSTITUTE L A s s o F 194 2 V WARREN E. BOEHMER Intramural Football 2, 3: Intra- mural Barketball 1, 2, 3,' Minion Unit 31 Bowling Club 4 Warren is one of Aquinas' re- served gentlemen. A true sport, he seldom fails to radiate his cheerful disposition to others. May he en- joy all the success of life! 'PAUL J. BORREGGINE Intramural Football 2, 31 Varsity Burkelball 3, 4: Intramural Ba:- ketball 1, 25 Minion Unit 2, 3: Glee Club 3,41 Italian Club 2, 3,4 One of our more vivacious lads, Paul seemed to be everywhere. His ready iokes and good humor have made him well-known and equally well liked. Vanity Football 3, 4: Intramural Barketball 1, 25 Vanity Bdlffl- ball 3, 4,' Glee Club 3, 4: Italian Club 2, 3, 4 Carl has been a leader in Aquinas sports'for two years. 1-Ie is noted for his agressive nature both on the Held and in the classroom. It is our guess that he will be a leader in life too.