Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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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.

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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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LYLII E. BRANAGAN Lyell has cheerfully pursued his four years at Aquinas meeting his obligations steadily and without complaint. A serious earnest atti- tude toward everything character- izes this lad 1s a true gentleman. HARRY N. BRANCH Srience Club 4 Harry is one of those who is seen and not heard. He loves to delve deep into the mysteries of chemis- try. Happy to be numbered among his friends, we know of his capa- bility both as a student and a gent eman. 95004, 'EDWARD G. BRAUN Bam! 1, 2, 3, 4: Orcbertm 2,' Cum- era Club 2, 4,' Bowling Club 4 The center of many a merry-mak- ing crowd, Ed has attracted nu- merous friends. He is reall can- did.and sincere. We liked' your music, Ed. GERARD E. BUBEL Intramural Foolball 2,' Bowling Club 1, 4 Gerry never took a front seat un- less he had tog But he was always ready to give support to a worthy undertaking. He'l push himself to the top someday. CREDO G '--4 o cz: Z D U5 c: E tri bc N . -4 -55539: - - 5,0-.-..,,, 5'ivig.P5E REM 55 3570.-mba? Baia: Q1 ... W Ep im 3355 W5 ' s3 '5 fs 3 Ve. Or-.-,... Q- uu-' 5 Oo.-rr-Lf' N 331'-H Z ',g-SD-8 -. ,,'om,,o ,q-'Uvov lx: --:1 rn as gs 3 as ui Bn- N. mga-E. ... Wm N MGM- s. is 2 g . f N ri 5 e CLASS Ol-71942 JOHN M. BUCKLEY Intramural Barketball 2, 3, 4 : Minion Unit 1, 2, 3,' Glee Club 4: German Club 3 John must have been born with the gloves on, as-his pugilistic ability in the mission bouts has proved. He was a model senior of whom we are indeed proud. .rv 3iIL'h.'Kb.'b!h3lr Eillilfl