Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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FATHER KEHOE AND FATHER DONOVAN, VICE-PRINCIPALS, CHECK STUDENTS' RECORDS FATHER SHEEHY, FRESHMAN PRINCIPAL, SHOWN WORKING IN HIS OFFICE Principal’s Assistants Tirelessly Seek Realization of School Policy To increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the administration, the positions of Vice-Principal and Second Vice-Principal were created two years ago. Since the inception of these offices, Father Kehoe and Father Donovan have respectively been Vice-Principal and second Vice-Principal. They have more than creditably executed the duties that behoove their positions. One of the most tedious and taxing obligations is that of Freshman Principal. This, Father Sheehy has been for the last three years. His guidance and clever handling of freshmen have contributed a great deal to the calibre of students Aquinas has. Father Kehoe receive calls at tha switchboard James Haight selling bus tokens to underclassman Postman delivers the morning mail at office Father Eckert receives tuition fron student

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YOUTHFUL ADMINISTRATOR RESPONSIBLE FOR EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS PROGRESS AT AQUINAS In the Principal’s Office at Aquinas there is an accent on youth. We mean not the students that are called on the carpet” there, but the Principal himself. Father William J. Duggan, C.S.B. is a young man. Perhaps it is this happy, rare combination of youth and administrative ability that demands the admiration, respect and friendship of the student. He is the hub of the feverish activity of student life, the pivot of all things Aquinas, responsible for the flourishing of an academic program and sporting fame that has become a legend. For five years he has guided the school’s policy. During that time the enrollment has grown to a capacity 1750 and the name of Aquinas of Rochester has been carried throughout the country by her thousands of graduates. The name of her present principal has become synonymous with progress, courage and foresight in the field of Catholic Education. . D • „i i Agumai Institute, answering telephone ■ •«. William J. Duggan, C.S.B., Principal al 9“ call in his office

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IN HIS OFFICE FATHER R. M. FISCHETTE, WORKS ON SOME OF HIS NUMEROUS RECORDS FATHER VINCENT ECKERT UNTIRINGLY GOES THROUGH HIS FILES TO CHECK TUITION PAYMENT Directing students curricula and advising them in their selection of courses are among the duties of the Director of Studies and his assistant. Miss Dougherty. The students of Aquinas are grateful for the sage advice given them so altruistically by Father. Ilis interests in student affairs is not limited to this position for he is active as moderator of the Student Council and as a French teacher. Father's numerous duties would never be completed without the unerring assistance of Vliss Dougherty. A familiar sight to every student is the Bursar's Office with Father Fckert seated behind the desk working assiduously over the receipt book as the students queue up to pay their tuition when each term draws to a close. The gigantic task of balancing the books is efficiently executed by Father Fckert and his dependable assistant. Mrs. Karp. The cafeteria, always a major item on the school's budget, is ingeniously maintained under Father's competent supervision. The financial success that the Arete realized could never have been achieved had it not been for Father's solving our hanking and accounting problems. At Victory Banquet Fr. Carter, at Director of Athletics, commends '48 football team. In Fr. Fitchette't office Mitt Dougherty print! bulletin