Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

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' 1 DEDICATI "Bal only one fhing is necessary: and Mary has chosen for herself +he best pari of all, +ha+ which shall never be laken away from her." Luke H42 To surrender one's goods is painful. To surrender oneself is the perfection of love. Our Sisters have made that sacrifice-a clean oblatlon of themselves-a perfect act of love. Because of their sacrifice for us, we sincerely and gratefully dedicate our l956 Arete to our beloved Sisters, past and present, faculty members of Aquinas Institute. mm,-K+ f---L N K Q ,.,,,,,,,v,,1 . X -v. Y- in -U1 '1 I .ff 'E nr X L 1 f . , .1 fi.. , I 'Q-A-+ il u, , 4 , X.-ffffgifgfv' ,- ,L , . ,af-82 J Q ,, Q Q . - VA. ,M f , ,fvf-P" ,W ,Q . K 9 4 0 A LT.::. U15 ,4 quimzs student 0 f 5' I 8 if ' . ,.. Man ......, The noblesT oT earTh's creaTures, was made unTo The image oT God. His immorTal soul reTlecTs The resplendenT glory of his Maker. IT Tollows ThereTore ThaT our True perTecTion and happi- ness can only be aTTained in Tilial communion wiTh The Sovereign DeiTy. However, because oT The sin oT our TirsT parenTs, man losT his righT To heaven and was senTenced To earn his bread by The sweaT oT his brow. BuT AlmighTy God did noT abandon His ill-TaTed crea- Tures and in His inTiniTe mercy senT His only-begoTTen Son, Jesus ChrisT, Who by His Passion and DeaTh on The Cross, aToned Tor The sin oT Adam. ThereTore man, exiled Trom His CreaTor, once again seelcs perTecTion. To guide man in his guesT, The CreaTor has showered The earTh wiTh reminders of his loTTy goal. Among These are BeauTy, TruTh, Discipline and Friendship. ln our CaTholic educaTion here aT Aquinas, These gualiTies are in- corporaTed in our school liTe-curricular and exTra-curricular acTivi- Ties. BeauTy, Tor insTance, is in- carnaTe in such pursuiTs as ArT, modern and ancienT languages and Music. TruTh is embodied in such subiecTs as Religion, MaTh- emaTics, and The Sciences. We Tind Discipline in aThleTics and Friendship in our social acTivi- Ties. .am 'aff 1 vt: f zpnfiffff-?,LZ2'5'5W 'A 4, fr, If , X. f yy y 1 , f ' l , f I i I 566 5 ,Uc'lfc'6f10lf1 . . . k ' 9 . . guided by his friuczjmzl . My dear Seniors- ln The Divine Decision, "LeT us make man To Our Image and l.ikeness," we Tind The basis Tor CaTholic EducaTion. Any sysTem of edu- caTion ThaT reckons noT wiTh These words oT Genesis is shallow. You are like To God because you possess an inTellecT ThaT can know TruTh, and a will ThaT can love The good. To Train your in- TellecT alone, and neglecT your will's capac- iTy Tor goodness would be To misundersTand you as a creaTure made To God's image. CaTholic educaTors know whaT man is: iT is impossible To divide him. To consider him buT an inTellecT is an aTTempT aT such a division l-le musT be wholly educaTed, boTh inTellecT and will, or he is badly educaTed. Here aT Aquinas you have received an educaTion which embraces The whole man. AThleTics have sTrengThened your bodies: academic subiecTs and your religion have sTrengThened your soul so ThaT you may learn To use These giTTs of inTellecT and will To know Him Who is The Good. The moTTo oT The Basilian FaThers, "Teach me Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge," does noT beliTTle knowledge by placing iT lasT. ln our wish ThaT you excell in all Three, we sTress Goodness, Tor Goodness has a Disci- pline and Knowledge all iTs own. O REV. ERNEST P. MAGEE, C.S.B. REV. ROBERT M. FISCHETTE, C.S.B. Vice-Principal . . . byhis Administrative OMMS . . . REV. VINCENT E. ECKERT, C.S.B. Treasurer 6 gi- l . ff' REV. W. OSCAR REGAN, C.S.B. Director of Christian Formation REV. RAYMOND L. PRINCE, C.S.B. Underclassmen Advisor , f- !! f!'f L 1-'U-44 ff K L6 , gd. 1.6 REV. VVILFRED S. RILEY, C.S.B. Director of Discipline REV. EDMUND E. BURNS, C.S.B. REV. ROGER F. DeBILLY, C.S.B. REV, VINCENT J, FULLERTON, C,S,B Christian Doctrine, Mathematics, English Christian Doctrinel, Business, Christian Domi-ii-ie, Spanish Social Stu ies . . . and by His 156101164 Cmchers . REV. M. ADRIAN RECORD, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine, Mathematics, Business REV. JOHN C. SPRATT, C.S.B. MR. DENNIS C. FOY, C.S.B Physical Education History, Mathematics 12 i f "ii S " ' -f . s - '-' L-:,.,q, a f- REV. JAMES J. KEON, C-S-B- SR. FRANCIS LEONA, s.s.J. Miss ROSE A. CHIAPPONE History, MK!hCmHIiCS English, Typing French, Spanish 'fi MISS SARAH IR. MALONE Typing Mrs. Eleanor Warner and Mrs. Paxricia Yeager in the Records Otiice. MISS FRANCES HEANEY, PHN. Nurse 15 'f W . 1 x , My . , ,. We fix, 7.1 QM: 1 i MR. FELIX HART MR. THOMAS DONOHUE MR. DANIEL J. DORAN The Registrar Music Science, Mathematics ' 1 X y . W W MR. WILLIAM F. MCCARTHY Business, English, History Mrs. Helen Masseth and Mrs. Irene Karp at work in the Treasurer's Ollice. MR. ARTHUR C. NOWACK Health, Physical Education 14 AS AN UN DERCLASSMAN Dan Meyers, Ray Anne. COUNCIL Nexl year, Aquinas will offer a much soughl-afler driver lraining program. Sixly-live slruclenls will lake Jrhe course, which will exlend from Seplember +o Jan- uary. This is iusl one of many accomplishmenls of lhe Unclerclassmen Council. Elecled by lheir respeclive classes, Jrhese lwelve induslrious young men are cle- vorecl +o The besl inleresls of lhein school and of Jrhe sludenls, whom lhey represenl. These accomplish- menls herald a compelenl and conscienrious sluclenl governmenl for many years To come. JI NIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES Terry Donahue Bob Norton john Oberlnes Emmett Neary. 16 Ralph Esposito, Fred Pestorius, Don Crowley, Greg Riley FREHMAN DANCE COMMITTEE Vince DeNitto, Don Pelino, Ray Kerhart UNDERCLASSMEN " If' I I - .' . , I I' affix 1 H fhf 0? 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THOMAS MILLER, C.S.B Christian Doctrine, History Bark Roux' Michael Lenzi, john Connorton, Robert Bell, Colin Monteith, Richard Rosolowski, Rich- ard Brady, Richard Volz, Anthony Casciani, john Pawlick. Middle Roux' john Folgia, Wfilliam Naylon, Darus DeCook, Philip McMahon, Edward Pirrera, Richard Gerger. Frou! Roux' Gary Goodwin. Harold Ehmann. Abrenlees: Robert Wood, Franklin Oldfield, , ,-HQ .X NX 'NM A 1 w A an Q 9 . ,'.gx Q. dh Wx b 5 Q? 1 ,. -. 3 IQ-I GUI, K A W i Q xg W A1 rf S -1 K M . ix N 'Q X fp W Q? 4 i Y 'Sf-if .mfg Nb. 55313 ,A f X 'iw 5 Ewa! 4 1, , jig ,- X x A A, , A . 1 ' w fe - Lp Qabi fy 5 mf ' Q Q f A x x fa ' 3 3 3 'I 3 5 . wx , sgk ff ff 1 2 'S' xv 3 2 I 'P ' 2 gg 5 I f-jg' 2 Qi 3 i v fx fa E N K? 5 +9 Y gi Qv F 2 if 3 3 H g :Q 42 R Sw.. 5 Q 5214? wp ,IJ Y if ,rf 'Q 53 gif xl' ' 5, 1 x I 8,4 5 K5 7 5. in 33 . 'f 4 QE-y 1 9 F T 1' I .,,. yy- Q,-.. ,, . at 1 3 1 . " 7 K I 'ix ' 4 . .. ur . , ' , .':' rf, I N., X -:.' . W I 9 ' -. if Y? ,sf -X is A L- .nf 1, ,Q 'hr Xfww Q 4 N 1 V ' K ...V X . 2 Q I N g 1 M K Q X M 6' , w xc sr il:V, j0HN CDNXYAY, C.S.H. Chrislian Dot irinc. LRUH. History 1- Bark Roux' Louis DeCarolis, Robert Fancy, Francis DiProsa, Williant Howard, Eugene Deprez, james Vahue, Philip D'Agostino, Michael Mahon, Philip Gruttadauria. Middle Roux' Charles Mondo, Douglas Bristol, Robert Markese, Frederiik Simpson, Thomas Cometa, David Lincoln, Stanley Na- pierala. Fran! Roux' Dominic Piccirilli, john Roberts, james Eggleston. Bm-if Roux' Donald Vigna, Thomas Fischer, Gerard Frank, Brian Page, Robert Gerger, Roger Case, james Blackburn, Philip Quirin, Neal Wiesner. Middle Raw: Robert Sullivan, Daniel Barber, Ray- mond Lum, David Wengencler, Lawrence Kenney, john McGlynn, Lawrence Brown. Ifronr Roux' Ronald Allman, Donald Schey, Eugene Zientara. 27 gr- '?'T Qs 5 . M ws ' ,Y sh-'gs ' ' M gmt? .-W Q Qs 'Q' z' , X vm N of N 5535 l I Bark Roux' Eugene Femiano, Robert Crissy, Robert Roth, Norman Hoffman, Robert Gmelin, XX'illiam Morris, Frederick Stark, Ronald Desmond, Frederick Brognia. Frou! Roux' Richard Ognibenc, Rohert I Bates, Thomas Holoka, Kent Dellond, joseph Presutti, james Richardson, Patrick Callery. or l958 Buck Roux' john Yurkshitis, blames Andreano, XX'illiam Mancinc, john XYoodc-n, Paul lmhof. XVilliam Nxfallace, Andrew Leccese, Frederick Kohlmcicr, Sam Ciurca. flliflrllc Roux' lfrank lDeI.ucia, Alan Mason, Richard Telarico, Edward lNlcStravick, Richard Pasnak, Michael Sulli- van, Xvalter Eisenberg. Frou! Roux' james Ncsci, Richard Montrois. .'ll1yw1fvt',x: loseph Clagnc, QR M MONICA RUSVM' Francis O'Connell, Leonard Drogo. Christian Doctrine. English 31 7 , - 1 s Q M ff f Q 1109 is , 0 fm x x , , 5 if 6 x fl' A ff . L .2 - Ex wi 5 J Q . .., B K 'P Q f '1 Q i ,yi Q b gtg! 5, . 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' 1 gg f i . .X 'X in A Back Row: Michael Wesley, Peter Russo, Nelson Meisenzahl, Ronald Hirschler, john Sharpe, William Reifsteck, Gerard Gallina, john Yanus. Middle Row: john Duggan, john Schaeffer, Michael Orlando, Kenneth Simmons, joseph Schoeffel. Front Row: Harold Brownlow, Howard Bernola, james Guarino, joseph Yeager. -.lili- Back Row: Richard Dean, john Kamola, Robert Wood, Richard Brady, Thomas Degnan, Leonard Drogo, Dominic Rotolo. Front Roux' Charles Tempio, Martin Dowling, Geremia Ricci, Rolland Michael, Salvatore Nalbone. 42 ...IN HIS QUEST FOR TRUTH I . RELIGION "The end oT religion is Tilial communion wiTh God, in which we honor and revere l-lim as our supreme Lord, love l-lim as our FaTher, and Tind in ThaT reverenT service, our True perTecTion and happiness." Un- doubTedly iT would be impossible To achieve This end, if religion were TreaTed merely in The classroom as a secular subiecT. Accordingly, Chrislrian DocTrine aT Aquinas is much more Than ThaTg iT is a living TaiTh- an inTimaTe parT in all sTudenT acTiviTies. Four years of sTudy and pracTise prepare The sTudenT Tor adulT- hood and mold imporTanT spiriTual habiTs which will guide him ThrouqhouT his life. Aquinas alilords iTs sTudenTs a varieTy oT religious acTiviTies, The mosT recenT of which is The weekly Con- fession period on a school-wide basis. lniTiaTed This year upon The suggesTion oT our principal, This prac- Tise has proved To be very proTiTable and may be accounTable Tor a noTiceable increase in weelcly com- municanTs. Daily Mass, The SodaliTy, The PerpeTual Rosary, religious assemblies and many oTher spiriTual aids are TurTher proof of The applicaTion oT CaTholic principles To ou r school life. All have A The same moTive-To ix sTrengThen The TaiTh of The Aquinas sTu den+ and draw him QQ' , A '1,,b!iMFsiti2 ,Q F3 closer To God. i i y Q is A 5 REV FRANCIS M. SHEAHAN, C.S.B. T f' Dtrector of the Department of Religion y n.11 f W V 5, -G 5 A +. K H. MSW Af' if , , v , " B- -f m f Q . A Nl Emil N .1 Qs? A':b,. : , N7 l Standing: Richard Wildbrett, james Tucker, joseph Mitrano, Charles Mondo. Seated: Sal Faso, joseph Barra, Richard Duggan. Standing: George Aman, Roger Streb, Tom Aman. Sitting: Ron Zlotnik, Larry Hursh, Pat Pietropoali, james Tucker. Standing: Robert Engle, Ronald Schwenzer, Robert Entress, Max Russer, Gerard Klueber. Sealed: Richard O'Connor, joseph Dolan, John Reif. The Sodalily of ihe Blessed Virgin Mary is much more lhan a religious organizaiion-i+ is a Way of Life. Dedicaling himself in a special way +o lhe Mother of God, The sodalisi noi only sancliiies him- self bul also gives good example +o olhers. Daily rosary and weekly Communion are urged lor all 'rhose who would follow lhis wav of life. This year, led by Falher Williams, rhe Aquinas Sodalily underioolc a rigorous course of prayer and aposfolic worlcs. Among iheir many aciiviiries was ihe Perpeiual Rosary, which lhey buili inlo lhe larg- es+ organizaiion in Aquinas. Religious ariicles were sold on a school-wide basis. Through 'rhis ambiirious schedule oi aciiviiies, The Sodaliiy has Jrruly lived up io iis moiio, "Ad Jesum Per Mariamu. SODALITY OFFICERS Standing: Max Russer CTreasurerJ: James Tucker CVice-Prefectj, Laurence Hursh, fSecretaryD, Father Williams CDirectorJ. Sealed: Patrick Pietropoali CPrefectj. V Standing: Philip Golding, Robert Norton, Stephen Martin, William Steinwachs. Seated: Edward Tabak, Ronald Marang, Edward Barra, David Aman. Foreground: john 46 Roberts. N ad 5: X ,,. - V . R 'Y' 'im V' X, x 'N xx 'x I 5' N lu.- hun... ug... 15. 3 " 2 V' A , Q ,Rai V we A .. X A X x X A sw sf- I 'X' J we-a n ' V 25' J W 6 vu is Q1 ff? fy, .,,. g X X . IX. - ' H 4 4 ?fi1L.,". I 1 K J h, , W , 5 s , Q3 ' 4 3, il g - u A W Q ,,h'h ., , I i ..-. wviis - MN fl? Q ' ' +1 , . I. 'L i ii" 4, 3 1' 'K - ex QQ W X fx .L.,,,,k1'S4k Q L xii hy' ' N X R MISSION OFFICE--SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN MISSION LEADERS Third Row: Robert Crowley, Don Pelino, Thomas Aleo, Daniel Shaughnessy, MISSIONS ln accordance wilh lhe magnifi- cenl mission spiril' for which our school is famous, lhe Aquinas Mis- sion Unii has again allained a posi- tion ol national recognilion. Pro- found commendalion must be given lo Father John Wilson, who, as the successor ol Jrhe capable Falher Looby, has upheld the mission promi- nence which is synonymous with Aquinas history. Of lhe diversified mission acliv- ilies here al Aquinas, lhe many David Murphy, Brian Gibson. Second Row: john Calabucci, Robert Yahn, Lee 'llle Ql'e5+e5'l' reward. Woodard, Robert Warth, Gerry Frank, Donald Crowley, Robert Bates. First Row: David Niermeyer, Fred Pestorius, Ronald Marang. STAMP CLUB Siandmg, Dave Antmarellx Rudolph Palmeri Sztlxng john Des Theodore Glraulo Gerry Frank joe Tro vato Absent Mr Knrn CSB CModeratorJ The Mexican Mission booth at the Mission Scenerama. SENIOR AND JUNIOR MISSION LEADERS Second Row: Gerry Abel, joseph Calihan, Gary Nelson, Ronald Zlotmk Robert Norton, Richard Benzon. First Row: Donald Kapp, Randy Bianchi John Oberlies, Roy Miller, Richard Corbett, Patrick Pietropoali, john Wegman fp' 48 joe Barra, Angelo Bovenzi and Pete Martin at the C.S.M.C. booth. Masses and prayers naiurally meril HE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE AQUINAS C.S.M.C. lonald Maccio, Vice-Pres.: J. Patrick O'Don0ghue, Sec.- 'reas.g and Martin Gullen, President. Alihough These spirilual acls are ihe very essence of lhe missions. Aquinas realizes lhal financial assist- ance is of the ulmosl imporlance lo lhe missionary. Consequenily, lhe Mission Unil promoles an exlensive fund-raising program, consisling pri- marily of lhe annual Mission Bouls, supplemented by daily colleclions in the homerooms. Considering lhe spiril of The en- lire sludenl body and lhe inspiring leadership of Falher Wilson, il is evi- denl' ihal Aquinas will conlinue 'ro do ils parl' lo spread lhe Word of God as faithfully as il has done in 'the pasl. AQUINADER STAFF Standing: Dick Eckert, Terry Falk, Gary Nelson, Ed Furrier, Marty Thielu, jim Mooney, Don Weber. Sealed: Hugh Marks, jim Tucker QAs's't. Edj, Wayne Scheible fEditorj, Rev. A. Willianis, Moderator. Rev. John Wilson, C.S.B., Director of the Mission Crusade jeffrey at the Basilian Booth 4 . Father Fullerton and Father i V LXR V . N X A fitting memorial to Aqui nas Mission generosity- Mexican Missions. 49 M1 REV. JOHN WILSON, C.S.B. recor of the Department of Science ST. LUKE'S SOCIETY ck Row: Salvatore Faso, Danrel chalowski, james Blackburn. At M croxrope: Gerald Frank. Madera 1 F J c r. ames ross, C.S.B. Fwy . Q Q AQ: science "An ordered knowledge oT The Things oT naTure obTained Trom dernonsTraTion .... " To decipher and exploiT This deTiniTion has been The Task oT man Trorn anTiguiTy. The TacT ThaT science opens To man a limiTless Tield oT ingui- siTions is alTogeTher Too evidenT in our day. Science has been lauded Tor The advance- menT oT our civilizaTion and condemned Tor The evils prevalenT in our socieTy. BUT To de- velop man as he is Takes a cooperaTive plan whereby religion and science work hand in hand. We have The opporTuniTy To sTudy Tour sciences: ChemisTry, Physics, Biology, and General Science. Each builds a Tirrn Tounda- Tion which leads us, The leaders oT Tomorrow, To our goal in liTe and direcTs us in our search Tor TruTh. CHEMISTRY CLUB Standing, Bark Row: Michael Belanger, Robert Stanin, Charles Smith, james Brien, Edward Lum, Thomas Hoffman, George Schnetzer, Richard Cor- bett, Lawrence Gordon, Frank Sapere, Peter Lersch, john Wegntan, jeremy Ashman, Daniel O'Brien, joseph Polizzi, Dan Michalowski, Laurence Hursh. 411: Row: Robert Freemesser, Martin Gullen, Ron- ald Zlotnik, Paul Brach, David Simms, john Com- erford. 3rd Roux' Gary Nelson, joseph Calihan, justin Tubiolo, Thomas Cardella, Anthony St. Pierre, Edmund Lewis. 2nd Row: Patrick Pietro- poali, Bernard Rehberg, Albert Laudadio, john Bonafide, Lloyd Gray. Ist Row: Kendell Brim- stein, Joseph jankowiak, Roger Streb. Standing in Front: Robert McDonald, Samuel Rivoli. Kneeling in Front: Richard Battle, james Sullivan. Absent: Arnold Madigan, Donald Maccio. Moderator-Fr. john M. Wilson, C.S.B. Q AVIATION CLUB Standing: Rev. A. Record. C.S.B., Ken Remmintz. john Bonafede, Thomas Hoffend, Art Schmidt, lid Pirrera, jim Culhane, Bob Engle, Sal Faso. joseph Geraci. Seated: Stan Patri, Steve Martin. PHYSICS CLUB Standing: Warren johnson, Mark Hulbert, james Tantalo, Michael Spinelli, Richard O'Connor, Anthony St. Pierre, Edward Pirrera. Seated: Thomas Corbett, joseph Geraci, joseph Dolan, james O'Brien. MATHEMATICS Through +he exlensive course in Malhemalics offered here at Aquinas, the sludenl comes lo un- derstand a 'Few of Jrhe intrinsic features of This broad Tield and +o realize lhe influence of malhe- malics on his life. """iw... Mr. Beaton teaches the construction of the perfect circle in his Plane Geometrv class. The primary reason for pursuing such a course is to 'fry lo comprehend the complexities of God's plan lor This worldg and what beller way than To study The consistency and logical reasoning em- loodied in malhemalics? The lvlalhemalics course at Aquinas, which in- cludes elemenlary, intermediate and advanced al- gebra, plane trigonomelry, and plane and solid geomelry, allords The sludenl not only a thorough knowledge ol mathematics but also a comprehen- sive understanding ol some ol Gods earlhly phe- nomena. The quadratic equation in Fr. Keon's Intermediate Algebra class. Rev. Charles P. Donovan, C.S.B. Director of the Department of 52 Mathematics HISTORY Cicero once said, " .... l-lisiory is ihe wiiness oi Jrhe limes, 'rhe Torch of 'rru'rh, the life oi memory, Jrhe ieacher of life, ihe messenger of aniiquiiyf' Anylhinq of imporiance which has occurred dur- ing man's Tenure on earih has been recorded in lhe archives oi hislory. li ii be unirue or disioried, ii is an imposier. li il laclcs any clues ihai spirilualiiry was responsible, +his also is ialse. Yes, lruih and man's spirilual nalure are bolrh inieqral paris of every phase oi hisory,-Ciiizem ship Educaiion, World l-lisiory, American l-lisiory and Problems oi American Democracy. li ihe lrulh is dislorled and spirilually neglecied. hisiory is incompleie. Bur we of Aquinas are schooled in Jrhe auihenlic annals oi mankind. Rev. Peter -I. Etlinger, C.S.B. Director of the Department of Social Studies ll. lu 1 f I if Iii 0' ,ipm,lu l Z! V fy ' Ulla 1 ' ug' -w""' Q ,A M ,Mu ' I A 1, Miss Sarah Malone and her "lO0-words-a- minute" rypists. Pamphlet study in Mr. Gaelens' Business Management class. BUSINESS The Business Deparimenl al Aquinas is designed lo prepare sludenis in the iundamenlals of Business and lo Teach honesly in all business lransaclions. ll parlicularly siresses lhe idea lhal unless we Follow a definile Calholic Code of Elhics with lhe virlue oi iuslice as lhe ioundaiion slone, we cannol achieve success. Such courses as lnlroduclion lo Business, Business Management Salesmanship, General lvlalhemalics, Business Ariihmeiic, Boolclceeping, Typing and Bus- iness Law illuslrale vividly Jrhal ii we do nol see a place for God in our modern Business world, if we do nol lceep our final goal conslanlly loeiore our eyes, we will nol wilhsland lhe pilialls of an immoral Sociely. Rev. joseph A. O'Reilly, C.S.B. Director of the Department 54 of Business X 4 . -..Q- wah!! ' N , ...mi . , . .1-mr. :YU ..: -.1 4-.n:. Y: , ' nr 'pw - ,uf ,.. iv' wr 'W . ,Ji ' ,. ml I 1 1' 1, 'Q .2 nf . .x- 41. - 1 eg' ., -HQ . -.ig 'Q .124 .4 :Y 'NIV ',. Q1 gf. z X, .Q ' 2. -4 . fr.-' ,:v,,. V ,-71342 ny .x.,,, 5, . QUNLK.. ,Lg Q 7, ,.1'1.'1, . .Qs F' '1 x -' ,Y3-. 14 A .V 'fa' f' " .ng--5. K eg.--5.1, . J. ev - ,. Ml 4 x. 1. l, lf - ' T' . r ar . .4 ..i.' 1.1. .31 w 'Q . .Vs .j Mega Siu' rf A Q- fif' gafw . -my ,A I ' -1 .mf fi 2 f. .g. 3.4 1 , FFA. 54 -. .M . N 1 ' "L my , V 1 . . I , 1 1 2 L D P A 1 fy 1 - ' ., . 4 . ll ,. ' v 'f. 1 4 L I-A'. 4 ' T , . V V .Y , sn-- V . 'A '-I V I 'LJ . f al. ir.-f ,efgf Y W :fi-4 I' 31 ' . 44 .gm 1, .. 1.53.-,.gW-4.5 Q -lf' '-N211-55+ 3' ' ew ...3 f -f . . ..'?..g ',.A.5t,.. ,Q w w' dnl W: '.Mifa.f ix Ai , 2" Wav' Fun' T- 9 ' . '. - :NT - . H '- -N L.. "4 mf.. '-1 M , Y ' if-va he ii gf, gf. ' '4 ASN., , ,.: ,Q Q sf' I -af 'UH W1 1 ' ' , 1 -ge. 1 ... X . wi E' as .5 . i . -. I IZ.. ,. Q11 . v . , up , , k :F ' I ' V .., . 'ZL wi if - .- I ' " "-' " ' . . - ev ' ' '1 Y iff' .I M' ' :L M..-Q," . fl' ,,.. ' 'Z 'J UQ, 1 ,. , 5- af , 4r4-f-- I if , :l:wJ..f, iie'.L5,?7: 'fx' I ,-. .r N :Q - i xi, I I W ,Jas 'JD' 4., . xx I -Q23 .i.!. bl Q.. v .A -5- ,- '- ' - pg- ii"--"5 .. N.. .. . V 'I '-Syl .V . Q' -asv + lf we vi + V -L, ' ,.6.. .F V - ,JH X, ,Vg , - -- , - N. -- :V+ -1 My L fm' nf'-.nf 1 Pi- - H - 'ff' f E x lf is fhrough fhe English language fhaf our fhoughfs and ideas are voiced in a comforf- able yef explicif fashion. English is a vasf, complex language which, combining fhe re- fined symmefry of fhe classical fongues and fhe flowing eloquence of fhe romance lan- guages, proves ifself fo be a paragon of loeaufy. The facf fhaf our mofher fongue surrounds us from our very birfh does nof preclude fhe necessify for ifs consfanf improvemenf. Our four years af Aquinas, fhough merely fouching on fhe many aspecfs of fhe lan- guage, offer us a wealfh of knowledge in lif- erafure, grammar and composifion. ln fhis way we are prepared for The years of adulf- hood following our graduafion. This knowl- edge acquired in fhe classnoom, inferwoven wifh fhe proper Chrisfian applicafion, con- sfifufes a giff of beaufy which is in every way pleasing fo God. '-+...'ri Rev. joseph J. Abend, C.S.B. 56 Director of the Department of English 4 1 .: ll.-.f if gm. I I v ' 5 N' Y 1: ," .JL ,41' 5 ',,...'- ,vv-""""'?i f i 5 A ,Mg :rv -um W , N if 7 21 si. T kw ' 3 2 H' , Q E. if , ,Qs- 'S fb ' ' 'K ' K LANGUAGES The beauTy and power oT any civilizaTion is re- TlecTed in iTs language. The classical beauTy of l.aTin, The sTrong gurferal sTrains oT German, The Tlowing eloquence oT French-all These are buT The media by which Their ThoughTs and ideas are ex- pressed. BuT each language has a common, yeT dis- TincT, beauTy oT expression. Who can choose loe- Tween l-lomer in The Greek, Vergil in The LaTin, DanTe in The lTalian, Shakespeare in The English and GoeThe in The German. Realizing This Aquinas oTTers a wide varieTy oT classical and modern Tongues Trom which To choose. Four years oT l.aTin, Two years ol: Greek, and Three years oT German, French, Spanish and ITalian make The Aquinas sTudenT well equipped To undersTand The greaT civilizaTions oT The world, Thereby making him more compeTenT To enrich his own. Besides These curricular subiecTs, The school also sponsors The many language clubs Through which The ambiTious scholar may gain a Tuller insighT inTo The culTure oT ' , oTher lands and oTher 3 Z civilizaTions. 9 If 4 -',.. llll - 5 -Lf 1,1 : ,- ,. Q. ,QT-,gglq-11: -f-1 gf , ,T xq.. .ff- f+w'A .e .:S T 4- ' A 2 .ffg C .. .CJ . .isffsi ""Ti- '.- A .Qi1Af:vE ' - 5 , F - :24If'411?2f'rf5Zff"' f c as LATIN CLUB Standing: John Keeler, Angelo Bovenzi, Father Lococo, C.S.B., R. james Long, Vincent Coccia, Bernard Rehberg, Norman Kolb, Thomas McDermott, john Alderson, George Aman, Alfonso Rivellino. Seated: joseph jankowiak. Rev. Anthony P. Lococo, C.S.B. Director of the Department of Languages 58 GREEK CLUB Left to right: Patrick Pietropo- ali, Albert Laudadio, Gary Nel- son, james O'Reilly, Oskar Rei- mann, David Simms, joseph jankowiak, R. james Long, Fr. Waligore, C.S.B., Thomas Car- della, George Growney, Mark Bonsignore, Bernard Rehberg. ITALIAN CLUB Burk Row: Andrew Lecesse, Lawrence Volpe, Frank De- Prosa, joseph Mitrano, Frank Martin, Gene Santucci, Gene Femiano. Vincent Castaldo, Samuel Ruggieri, William Man- cini. 4119 Row: joseph Danesi, Gene Gianvecchio, james Kelly, Angelo Bovenzi, Frank Mancuso, james Cusimano, joseph Ventura, joseph DeRosa, Sabastian Petix, Frank Lanzafame. 3rd Row: George Scialdone, Alphonse Rivel- lino, Raymond Tramonto, joseph Rittaco, Richard Ognibene, Michael Orlando, joseph LaCava, Allen Scarsella. Znd Row: Robert Bisbano, Robert Rossi, Samuel Valleriani, Gerald Campo, Nick Prizzi, Thomas Antinora, Salvatore Faso, Samuel LoBiondo. lsr Row: Rev. Michael Biondi, C.S.B., joseph Polizzi, Salvatore Corsino, Gerald Ponticello, Igna- tius Ponticello. 3 Eg X T' Th, u ,1 f ml 5 QE 6 M" - Q, Q if J f Q 35 H., qwwwn .W ., ,..., ,. . A. ..... , . Yiig-9'W'T M,v-vvwmw Q, 'g- , ,, ,, Q""mwx'L"f:S51sik2i1 :- 5 H QW? 41' -Qffhfsrbmnimw iyf 'Wg fr' V L rwfwu x www V4 it -fswqa-M W Q Q W, .WW .W mf ww rw. ff- gy' fd- W X A. ww We ,..N.k v,,, ., Mx - 'Q -Aww . Mm Nb Mfg 'Emu ' aw- ,, L, K A , . Ai vm-wi ww wel' H A - - LA W M .. Mm., gn, Q xm.. ART "Beauty is at once the ullimale principle and the highest aim of Art." I+ is the most changeable and yet changeless lype ol beauty which man has here- roiore conceived. In its broader meaning, Art has become some- what less exclusive and has come lo include any and all pursuils which appeal To the aeslheiic Tastes of mankind. However, in its lrue sense, Arr em- braces only those human represenlalions, which, by reason of their inlrinsic order oi design, have achieved recognition among the peoples of The world. Father Cullen has attempted lo introduce his pupils in Basic Arr and Arr ll +o lhe inrricacies of ar+is+ic expression which musl characlerize each one who desires +o understand more clearly The nalure of Art itself. These qualities include: neafness of line and worlc, appreciation of the lechniques in- volved in +he Graphic Arts, both artistically and praclically, abililry lo express oneself rhrough visual arts and perseverance in complelion of lhe final study. We can feel a great pride in Jrhe degree ro which the director has succeeded in Jrhe reaIiza+ion oi his aims. - i '-- 'sf Sceptical sculptors in Art II. ess Fr Cullens art class constructs Rev. J. Leonard Cullen, C.S.B. Director of the Department 61 of Art stage props SAFETY PATROL Smnding: D. Decook, j. Ventura, R. Gerter, R. Schoeneberger, J. Paul, S. Hawkins, M. Brunner. Kneeling: R. Buchanan, R. Engl, R. Mattice. Absent: R. Doud, J. Vahue. HEALTH The aim of a Calholic ,l-ligh School educalion is lo prepare lhe sludenl lor elernal happiness by making him well-equipped spiritually, menlally and physically lo lace lhe problems of lhis world. The physical aspecl of edu- caiion is nol overloolced al Aquinas. For lhe underclassmen, lhere are regular gym classes. This physical educalion is supplemenled by an accrediled Re- genls course-"l-leal'rh". This subiecl helps us lo beller undersland lhe com- plex slruclure ol our bodies, and lhereby lo develop lhe poise and personalily Mr. Louis Basile, Director of so necessary in becoming a well-rounded person. Therefore, every sludenl al Aquinas has ample opporlunily lo fulfill our l-loly Fa+her's wish, ". . . a sound mind in a slrong body." the Department of Health Posture study in Mr. Nowack's Health class. A 62 Calisthenics in a freshman gym class. ST. THOMAS CLUB Membership in ihe exclusive S+. Thomas Club is ihe highesi scholasiic honor Aquinas can besiow on her siudenis. To achieve ihis honor, a siuclenl musi aifain an average oi nineiy vviih no marlc under seveniy-five. An S.T.C. pin represenis many long hours oi siudy ancl perseverence on Jrhe parl oi ihe wearer. This club serves as a challenge lo every Aquinas sludeni and is responsible for ihe high scholasiic siandards ihis school has maimhained down Jrhrough ihe years. JUNIORS anding: Michael Spelman, Michael Wesley, George Kappler, joseph Mur- r, joseph Dolan, Kenneth Budinski, james O'Brien. Sealed: Edward Pir- ra,l Oskar Reimann, joseph DiCecco, Francis Aloi. Absent: john Faust. SENIORS 4" , s Standing: David Simms. Sealed' George N V Schnetzer, Daniel O'Brien. Seated, fronr: R. 1 , 1 james Long. Standing, riglzfs Anthony St. i Pierre. , :QED .ka .1355 wg ,fri ,mc ,wise SOPHOMORES Slanding: James Griswold, james Maher, Michael Marciano, Philip Nothnagle, james Ehrstein, William Howard, Michael Pabrin- kis. Sealed: Samuel Rizzo, Robert Boykin, john Roberts, joseph Scholand, XValter Eis- enberg. ai me 4 G Q X ff? Fr. Magee admires George Schnetzer's S.T.C. pin. 62, f-QNX joseph jankowiak, joseph Polizzi, james Long, Rev. L. V. McGrady, C.S.B., Fac- ulty Advisor, Anthony St. Pierre, Daniel O'Brien. joseph M. jankowiak, Editor-in-chief Thomas Cardella: Bernard Rehberg: R. james Long, Literary Editor: Roger Streb. 64 THE ARETE FOR I956 More Than any olher publicalion, The school an- nual lells lhe slory of Jrhe school year. A very wise remarlc was once passed lhal a plclure is equal To a lhousand worcls. Wilh lhis in minol, lhe Arele lor l956 has allemplecl lo presenl a piclorial accounl ol lhe lrials and lriumphs of lhe Class ol '56, T fg, LA, ' . - QF- ,L 4 T M Y 5 . X g -wg 4-fa ww' 'fx fx 4 In fx i L . 'sf S' f ur xxx? M4 " Q A I 'V' Lf. X' "' -S 1.5 -14 1 1 ,., A, , H fx. X if. ,. V.,-i A 4:1 If - 5 , X .4 , -- v-px. - .f i . J . I '- h-is 95 ' .wks V, K . 'f a . 3. ,vs , - V .Q Y . 5 4 af I .mnesnwue ww 11. an 'i - S1 Q , he III , ,. ,,,-"""" Kfffi' M 'fm ., '71 TM? flfvgx ' WV 'T , . n i A Mrx ,Q L L . .Sd ilu. 1 I 1 MARCDCDN AND WHITE The imporlance oi a school periodical which serves noi only lo inlorrn lhe sludenl body bul also lo unile il on conlroversial lopics, cannol be denied. Such a periodical is lhe Maroon and While which, lor Jrhe pasl 25 years, has published "news worlhy" malerial. The lvl 84 W lealures noi only eiiicenl news coverage and inspiring religious arlicles bul also sporls seleclions and a cornical, as well as conlroversial, Fealures page. Under lhe guiding hand of Falher l-larl, lhe enlire slallf has beneliled lhe sludenl body while gaining invaluable experience in lilerary and arlislic pursuils. A Qu FEATURES STAFF OE THE MAROON AND WHITE Standing: Iohn Wegman. Ron Zlornik, James Bond, Richard O'Conner fAss't Edj, George Scialdone. Sealed: Joseph Dolan CAss't Edj, Norman Kolk CEd.j. E 3 i use i Gordon J. DeHond, Editor-in-Chief SPORTS STAFF Slanding: Gary Nelson, Thomas Keegan, Donald Winheld fEditorj, Patrick Pietro- poali. Sitting: Thomas Nicolay, R. james Long, Gerald Campo. Gorclonj l3eHoncl fliditorj Lloyd Cray CAsst Fclitorj Rev Leon Hart CSB CFaculy Mocleratorj il i J f- 9' Q1 Q Lg fi! fwfr f 'W NEWS STAFF Stum1ing.' Kem DeHoncl, Francis Cnlvaruso, Lloyil Gray, john Nugent. Sitling: Alfonso Rivcllino flfrliorj, Ronald Boothlwy, Roger Slrch. nfl l T LITERARY STAFF Slamlingx Robert Stanin, Angelo Bovenzi. George Schnetzer, Arnold Madigan, Thomas Clifford. Silling: john Oberlies, Thomas Hoffman, Michael Garvey, Paul Mura Cliclitorj, Terrence Falk, David Simms CARTOONISTS. PHOTOGRAPHERS AND CIRCULATION Sfxlllfffilgf .lim Collins, Al Scarsella, Larry Volpe, Daniel O'Brien. Sillingr Roy Miller, Tim Welch. SOPHOMORE DEBATORS Sfm1rling.' William Slicks, Arden Parsons, john Roberts. Sitling: john Honan, Dan Shaugnessy, jim Ehrstein. Standing: Michael Piecuch, john Nugent, Gerald Matheis, Lloyd Gray. Sillillgf Bob Rein, Paul Brennan, Roger Streb, Richard Corbett. Stanzling: Paul Haney, john Dey, Ralph Esposito, Paul O'Connor. Sirlings Sanford Perrix, Brian Gibson, Peter Binazeski. Standing: Gordon Del-lond, Terry Falk. Sitting: Norm Kolb, Fr. J. O'Reilly, George Schnetzer. Standing: Arnold Madigan, joe Dolan, Terrence Falk, Dick . O'Connor. Sitling: john Ober- e lies, George Schnetzer, Gordon DeHond. DEBATING The losl arl, debaling, is lar from losl here al Aquinas. Our Sociely ol Forensic Arls holds lhe currenl New Yorlc Slale Championship. Enioying a very successful Season, lhe Sociely has lilerally swepl every major lournamenl in which il parlicipaled. Bolh lhe Soph and Plebe dehalors whipped lvlcQuaid and al Canisus College, a preliminary lor lhe Slale compelilion, our men dominaled every di- vision. Al lhe lnlernalional Speech Feslival in Toronlo, Tirsl places were caplured in "original ora'rory" and "ex lempore oralory," by George Schnelzer and Gordon De- l-lond respeclively. The deloale lopic lhis year was concerned wilh lhe led- eral subsidalion ol educalion, a conlroversial subiecl lor every prospeclive college sludenl. The Aquinas Sociely ol Forensic Arls also sponsors The annual Aquinas lnvilalional Tournamenl, held lhis year on Feb. 22. We ol lhe class ol '56 can iuslly be proud of our illus- lrious and ever mililanl Debaling Sociely, inspired loy lhe immorlal words ol Wall Whilman, "Tyrannies are gov- erned by declamalion: democracies by debale .... " sr 1 OFFICERS OF FORENSIC SOCIETY .r in Standing: Tony Syracuse, Gerald Frank, Kent DeHond, Par Pietropoali. Sitling: jim Nesci Frank Argenro. 68 nk gg 4 K Q N -1 .. xx x . --Q Wy, 1- R 'Q Y , x 'Sl-r 3' S , .M 1' y QF Q '- IN . as , J V 'K .. ,, f . 1 P 11115 ' X s w -' ' Liam f 'IX n 'X E f 1 um.. , n--5 X Lnxt Roux' john Herrmann, Pete Russo, Sal LaBella, Ike Iacovangelo, Gene DePrez, Steve Hawkins, Ron Zlotnik, Ginny Richardson, Dave Simms, john Callaghan, Bob Baum- gartner, Ray Buchanan, Dennis Byrne. Middle Row: Kitty Kelly, Don Koellmel, Donna Dibley, Gene Michaud, Father Wfhitley, C.S.B., Frank DeLucia, john Calabucci, Father Cullen, C.S.B., jim Sullivan, jan Leonardo, Mike Belanger, Pete Mahler. Front Row: Linda Gaugel, Carol Wiest, Kay Collins, joan Eiffert, Linda Casey, Pat Hogan, Jeanne Hogan. Z Z f ,Cf fb ., S 'C' fsei va N 'Glu--W. Q ,Q nmuxxxguvnulln '40 Quint uuffllllllntm DRAMATICS Under Jrhe capable lulelaqe of Fr. Cullen, lhe Sl. Genesius Club lurned oul lhree line plays lhis year. The lalesl ol lhese was "Kiss Me Kale," lhe greal Broadway slage success and molion piclure hil. Fr Cullen reviews musical score of "Kiss Gene Michaud meets the ..Dea- Me Kate" with star Ron Zlotnik. Conn Ray Buchanan in ..White , Sheep of the Family". ' 'ff ,, ff! j 70 W!! X F 111' J X W HX f Y: 5 The club's iirsi play, "January Thaw," proved +0 be lhe big breadwinner of lhe season, one ol: lhe nnosl successful corn- eclies ever slaged al Aquinas. "The While Sheep of lhe Family," anolher comedy, was sei lorlh wiih an amusing English almosphere. i NXQX 'W nqlllllllfllurug Q mall.. lllluh. l I lllllnl' SZ ,F he "U: "?a3uw"" QM X."'l -' J ...wmg 'llmvf cAsT AND TxzcHN1c1ANs or ,"THF, WHITE SHEEP OF THE FAMILY" Standing: Pete Mahler, Dennis Byrne, Pat Hogan, Kay Margaret Farrell, Vincent Wissman, john Callaghan, Michaud, Gene DePrez, Ray Buchanan. Kneeling: jim Sullivan, Mike Belanger, Frank De Lucia, Linda Gaugel, Linda Casey. A blissful moment in Backstage with Frank DeI.uc1a Kay Gaugel and Ray Buchanan X TRUMPET SECTION john Philippone, Richard Strazzeri, Francis Fesla, John Wereder, Carl Silvio, Ray Mura. FRENCH HORN SECTION Russell Borelli: Norman LeFrois, William Dalberth, Ronald Fess, Lawrence Mulhern, james Cantella I. A SAXAPHONES AND BASS CLARINETS Richard Gullo, Anthony Spall, Michael Antkoviak, Richard Prinzing. TROMBONE SECTION Owen DeWert, John McDermott, Douglas Bristol, William Zweigle, John Trickey, john Schalk, james Maher, William Crandell. Music AT Anolher year oi slerling performances has been recorded by our Music Deparlmenl. Two years ago, a newcomer, Fr. Udall, assumed lhe leadership of lhis imporlanl deparlmenl. In lhis his sophomore lenure, lhe genial Basilian has done much lo im- prove Aquinas' record-musically. Anolher con- 'rribulor lo This deparlmenl and direclor of lhe Glee Club and Lilurgical Choir is Mr. Thomas Donohue. Togelher Jrhey have molded lhe Aquinas Music De- parlmenl inlo one ol The iinesl high school aggre- galions in lhe counlry. Throughoul lhe year, lhe Band and Glee Club have performed flawlessly al assemblies, al lhe an- ,W I I Q n BARITONE AND BASSES Ronald Carafice, Donald Degus, james Brooks, James Gullo, Carl Altamura 72 pf REV. CYRIL D. UDALL, C.S.B. Director of the Department of Music I F 'lf Ii. luv! UINAS nual concerl ancl ai vari- ous engagemenls in Ihe c:i+y. Once again morning drills were responsible for The precision marching al Ihe iooiball games. The Lilurgical Choir has filled our religious assemblies wilh Gregorian Chanl. These promineni or- ganizalions have, in a sense. hroughi "MUSIC TO MILLIONS" CLARINET SECTION Third Row: Gerald Gaudieri, Richard Carafice, Robert Schoeneberger Patrick Pietropoali. Second Row: Donald Piccolo, john Brydges john Foglia First Rou Michael Grasso, john Duggan, Rocky Cerretto. g -lg fxf' 47 - i7?i ', sighs X cn" l'N QTTLG . 5 , S PERCUSSION SECTION FLUTES, OBOFS AND BASSOONS Thomas Mentus, joseph De Rosa, Frank Galusha, Joseph Trovato, Robert Kuder, james Vlccaro Francis Lanzafame james Collins, Charles Masse. William Campbell Louis Bacchetra -K 1 , if ,f Q ,gg reg 17, ' R Qi Wy, . J . v ku u,- sl 1 -VX ,- f 4' iv 5 S. X K i 5, X fl . V , f A ,FQ A 1 , ff , ' lib ii Lx A x ,N Tx F f x 0. , fn-f 4 iw.. l 3431 f ii Q, 1, .fu I 1 ffl M if: M , , -Q' V 'fx mv 4, v Nix Y! xX - U ,Q gjs 55 i 1 1 x. ns, " 'N k .gin .. , .Ag .ll .-in-f JJ. . . .. . Drum Major Pietropoali keeps his charges in line, Halftime entertainment provided by our hand. M94 OF MUSC IN ACUON . f W The band entertains with "Happy Wanderer." Maroon and White Swingsters during rehearsal. SENICR GLEE CLUB Third Row: William Schlueter, john Hamm, Richard Reeder, David Lella, Hugh Marks, Dan Funk, Pete Martin, David Glossner, Mike Perrotta, james Murray. Frank Skuse, james Bond, justin Tubiolo, Thomas Allison, james Volz, Frank Lupiani,, Raymond DiNitto. Second Row: Gerald Quigley, Robert Cannan, john Alderson, Donald Maccio, Bruce Carlin, Angelo Bovenzi, james Sullivan, Ronald Boothby, john Valenti, Donald Kuhman, Frank Calvaruso, james Cosmano, john Trickey, Paul Welch, james Mooney. First Row: john Shaugh- nessy, Charles Masse, Michael Belanger, Francis Carlson, Sam Rivoli, Sam Ruscio, Frank Andolino, Gerald Campo, joe Barra, joe Polizzi, Ted Hanss, Anthony Fiorica, William LaCrosse. LITURGICAL 'M CHCIR Second Roux' joseph Barra, justin Tu- biola, Peter Martin, Richard Reeder, William Schlueter, james Volz, Dan Funk, Paul Welch, Mike Perrotta, An- gelo Bovenzi. 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X X 'X,l, -if.-.2 , 4 -if nf.: , . x . vv fx 4 ,nl 6 id, ,.,,, rw '-M rim 'f-- -Q .a A 2 eeQfe .i R 31 all Q, E J-1 Third Row: Terrance Neary, Michael Wade, Robert Yeoman, Robert Sweeney, Michael Whele- han, Charles Lissow, James Burke, Barry Del-Iond, Robert Christman, Thomas Riley, Philip Golding, jack Enright, john Parrinello, Michael Byrne, David Quadrini. Second Row: jack McMahon CManagerJ, Mr. Arthur Nowack CCoachJ, jerry Ricci, Michael Sedita, Bruce Lowen- guth, joseph Abraham, Mr. Frank "Hunk" Vadas CCoachD, Richard Tierney, George Schnetzer, Edward Graham, Terrance Donahue, James Lechner CManagerj, Eugene Marion CManagerJ. First Row: Anthony Juliano, Francis Lipani, Timothy Welch, Paul Robinson, Sam Ruscio, Robert Bates, Donald Maccio. Absenl: Roy Miller, james Grassi, Herbert Lettau. I fi' 2 A Bruce Lowenguth Tony juliano ! If 2 l , I 13 Y ' v lk, 1 Another tackle by John Parrinello. Miller tripped up afte FOOT if V," m. Z Bob Christman r good gain. UNIOR 3 J Back Row: Mr. Louis Basile, Carl Scarson, Michael Orlando, Louis DeCarlos, Richard Tal- lerico, Gregory Riley, Father Michael Biondi, C.S.B., Mr. Guy Vito. Third Row: Thomas Aleo, Terrance Enright, Leonardo Drogo, Edward johnson, Robert Bisbano, Donald LeBoo, Thomas Enright, Michael Boland, john Roberts. 2nd Row: Richard Danehy, Michael Pestorius, Paul Imhoff, Patrick Wall, Andrew Lecesse, Richard Agostonelli, Robert Norton, Ronald Tschetter, Richard Niermyer. Front Row: Peter Donley, Mark Houlihan, Robert Personale, Michael Flynn, Gerald Monte, Lawrence Giangreco, William Lehner, Frederick Brognia, Anthony Andreano. LALL Tom Riley ,A . George Schnetzer , 7 f 5 ff" ff: ' , 1 - iff qv ,...... Bob Sweeney oestrin " tackle b' Parrinello as teammates stand b . YC0m3l'l Skirts end in Ihe SIB i036 ame- E 5 Y P g Terry Neary A '-1. r.. igii K ,I Father Magee looks on as Chief John Slattery presents Boy's Town Lang Trophy to Monsignor Wegner. Ctaches: Bob Niermeyer, Art Nowak. Fr. E. O'Reilly, Assistant Athlet Director, discusses freshman foot hall with Mr. Zakoor, C.S.B "When the One Great Scorer comes To mark against your name, He writes-not that you won or lost- F O O T B A L L Bm 'W 'l"md"W'1'e' FI FTY F I V E -Granlland Rice - Lacking weighT on The line and depTh in The bacldield, The LiTTle Irish oT Aquinas Tinished Their l955 season wiTh a dismal 3-5 won-IosT record. However The record book does noT reTlecT The True qualiTy oT The Team. Under Their new coach, "I-IunIc" Vadas, The Team perTormed well againsT superior odds and will ranlc wiTh Tormer Irish elevens in spiriT. This was a Team oT whch we all may be iusTIy proud. On SepT. 25, The LiTTle Irish iniTiaTed Their I955 schedule by dropping a hard-ToughT I3-8 decision To NorTh CaThoIic oT PiTTsburgh. OuT-weighed aT, every posiTion, The boys in maroon ToughT To a 8-7 halTTime lead. I-Towever in The Tinal sTanza, The Tro- ians unleashed a long scoring pass which decided The conTesT. The loss was aTTribuTed To a wealc pass defense. Landry and Riley sparlcled Tor The losers. Pile-up during Stepinac game. ali I. AgainsT Archbishop STepinac oT WhiTe Plains, Coach Vadas' charges challced up The TirsT AQ Tally on a drive highIigTed by a sensaTional pass recep- Tion by Dillabio. Then laTe in The TourTh quarTer, Landry snalte-hipped his way Tor a TD, malcing The Tinal score read I3-6. Yeoman was one of many Aquinas sTandouTs. On OcT. 7, 700 eager excursionisTs iourneyed To Rome, N. Y. To waTch The home Team bow To a highly-raTed Rome Free Academy. Rome counTer- ed Thrice in The TirsT halT while a Parrinello-Dilzabio pass connecTed Tor The only Irish score. The Maroon and WhiTe could noT musTer a scoring drive in The second half in an iniury-ridden game, leaving The Tinal score I8-6. QuarTerbaclc Parrinello played one oT The greaTesT games oT his VarsiTy career. Grassi up the middle. 'N ,Q , , e i? xc, 1 wfw- w, jim Burke I' Dick Tierney The crippled Irish reTurned home To drop a hearTbreaker To CaThedal Prep oT Erie, Pa.-7-6. Three days of conTinuous rain had made The TooTing very Treacherous and The heTTier visiTors had a dis- TincT advanTage. AQ's only score came on an end run by Herbie l.eTTau, who was on oT The sTandouTs in The deTeaT. The exTra poinT however was missed. LaTer in The game Erie scored on a blocked punT and converTed Tor The winning margin. IT marked The TirsT Time ThaT Erie had deTeaTed The LiTTIe Irish in Their own backyard. I-Taving suTTered Three losses in The TirsT halT oT The season, The TrusTraTed Irish broke loose againsT NoTre Dame oT ChaTTanooga. Facing a lighTer Toe Tor The TirsT Time, The men in maroon reeled oTT six scoring drives in The 38-7 rouT. Riley, Graham, Di- VARSITY TRAINER: 1 9' sv .N- ref Jack Enright Don Maccio Fabio, and Grassi joined in The Touchdown parade wiTh Riley scoring Three TD's and Lipani adding a pair oT exTra poinTs. The Tollowing Sunday, The Irish Taced Their Tra- diTional rivals Trom CaThoIic CenTraI oT DeTroiT, and Tound Them Tougher Than ever. The game, alThough biTTerIy conTesTed, was compleTeIy dominaTed by The sTronger Shamrocks. Led by a speedy scaTback by The name oT Chuck Grade, The DeTroiT Team ground ouT a 20- O vicTory To gain The only shuTouT oT The season over The Irish and To bring The Lang Trophy back To CenTral. The Team hiT iTs peak on Nov. 20 againsT a sTrong ST. Cecilia's oT New Jersey club, sTaTe cham- pion in I954. Parrinello showed ThaT he had Tully re- covered by scoring The TirsT Touchdown and passing "Aquinas '66" ponders fate of Our trainer, Don Ciaglia, administer Aquinas '56. HIS! Hid- Mixed emotions expressed by the "bench". i X' Bob Yeoman Paul Robinson for 'rhe second. Anolher lwo poinfs were added by a safely making lhe final score read I4-O. The line play in fhis game was superb and lhe viclory was a Jream eflorl in which no individual siar could be chosen. CHEERLEADERS ii W, iq "Sum ww" Sam Rugqio J0hl'l P3l'1'il'lEll0 However hopes for a .SOO season were shorf- lived, for on Thanksgiving Day, Skip Palrang un- loosed his Cowboys from Boysfown who corraled Aquinas in a 46-6 romp. Sparked by lheir slellar end Glen l-lepburn, lhe Boyslown eleven complefe- ly dominaled lhe c:on+es'r. Q .. . d..-.L. FOOTBALL MANAGERS Jack McMahon, Gene Marion, jim Lechner. Standing: Mike Wesley, Tom Keegan, Tom Scheg, Pat D'Agostino. Kneeling: Don Pelino, Pete Leonard, Ron Marang. 82 vw sk - I .,,- - ,. M 'Q xy 3 5:11.44 . .fr . ' A , ls x 0 . ig l rw , fl ' I ,rv fl 80' 0: 0 mb "M, ' - ig U-. . 5 ',, h ' V' xi Ara h.Y: -lf F 'x 4, .4 M'-,.,v0" ,,,.,. .4 """ 5 'SNS if -4 wad" , D as as .A , rim cry mg .va n ., . . . 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Donald Crowley, Daniel Meagher, Stephan Andrews, joseph Camillaci, james Roh ring, Donald Pelino, Richard Ciccone, Patrick Doyle. First Roux' Lawrene Winter, Raymond Anne, David Dioguardi, James Wengender, Frank Feola, Stephan Mesiti, Rory Scalera, Guy DeLucia, james Albano, Richard Quaclrini. Doctor H. Kuppinger, V Team Physician 1 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM DiFabio evades "Chattanooga Choo-Choo." Coach Vadas confers with pressbox. M'-wx 51,5 Lb-v L. .HmsmnRly6wmW3 Win' f K Q . .,.:L L I my fm W-www num H 'iw ' ir -mllwsxamwasf Nwisiya f g' N S ve my pm' I fu-nnmsnanw W ti i? .w y H' l I -ww faq ll 'lp uatgsglilll .N 1 3 W A ' an , J N g i r Mist, as 1' ,Q 'wi 5 QV'-f'5"m NV ww fl Qi' 5 ai gg f MQ., It W 5 XXX 11 'Qia- qv. ., ,f "Richards pivots under the basket" ,N S, james Burke "Burke drives in" JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneelingf john Roberts CMgr.j, Bill Lehner, Sam Rizzo, Bob Warth CMgr.j. Standing: joe Padula, Roger Wagner, Dave Dertinger, Lou Gmelin, Bill Steinwachs, Dean Weinecke, Mr. A. Nowak CCoachj, Bob Yahn, Bill Slicks, Bill Crandall, Dave Gosling, john Kelly, George Schmidt. 'F K I V! X W, Fred Taddeo AQUIN AS BASKETBALL AQUINAS OPPONENTS Aquinas-62 Canisius -66 Aquinas-71 Niagara Falls -68 Aquinas-61 Marshall -77 Aquinas-99 Niagara Falls 62 Aquinas-69 Assumption -61 Aquinas-64 Catholic Central -78 Aquinas-56 Canisius -44 Aquinas-60 Oswego -61 "Doyle scores for the Irish" 3 Kr 5' 1 Michael Richards 4 "Foul!!!" EAM RECORD AQUINAS OPPONENTS Aquinas-83 Madison Aquinas-70 Erie Aquinas-92 Assumption Aquinas-84 Watertown Aquinas-79 Oswego Aquinas-83 Franklin Aquinas-72 Watertown 73 66 79 61 57 58 -67 t QV E , . 111 , C , ' A I 5. : john Kingston j "Another basket for 'Pistol Pete' " FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Fourth Roux' Kenneth Reeves, james Farrell, Ronald Chattcrton. Tlwinl Roux' Thomas Brady, George Riley. Semm! Roux' Father M. A. Record, C.S.B., Rav Scalera, Guy DeLucia, David Niermcycr, lidwttrd Barra, Terrence Collins, Charles Foos, Bart Brennan, Fr. E. Burns, C.S.B. lfroul Roux' james Albano, Robert Hogan fMgr.j, Richard Niermeyer CMgr.J, Michael Comery CCharge d' Affairsj, Frederick Pestorius. 11 Wins, 4 Losses "A tense moment" "Two more points tallied by Paviaf' Rebounding in the Assumption game. "Gallo up for the Il-ish." "There goes that whistle again." Encouragement from the sidelines. .wx gf BASKETBALL V W ST' N N-,, if i i fe iv an n i 'USE Y- X L' " ,V -'K I fflifsnhr- " H ,X A JW M , X 'NM ' ' ,,'r'Pii'i, , i J X, I ' i WW , , X . M i ug H kr ii , ', fm M ' fi ,J M UM Wu xii, , My Vw M., gm , 5"QQ1" 9' PM 1 'm ' Xl! 1 David Leicht AT Howdy Burke dunks one for AQ." "I.eicht and Gallo check enemy attempt." "I.eicht lays one up." AQUINAS -I955-I956 li Y, ' x XS' 57 X X Benjamin Quamina L+' 9, 45' Peter Pavia Ralph Gallo ga X 1 t Q lt It ,F . s li L , X. - t, if Sparlced by such velerans as Gary Nelson, Bunny Kohl- meier and Jerry Kolwas, lhe 209lh American Legion leam enioyed a highly successful season, compiling a repulable record of I5 wins and 9 losses. Allhough lhey were elimi- naled in lhe second round of lhe Monroe Counrry playol'ls. rhe players proved lhem- selves a credil +o Their school and lo The com- pelenl coaching of Fr. Biondi. Kohlmeier takes a low one. Terhaar winds up. Slanding: john Doyle, jerry Kot- was, Ron Terhaar, Dick Benzon, Gary Nelson, Ralph Przybyla, Ber- nie Kohlmeier, Vince Przybyla, Terry Donahue. Kneeling: Dick Eckert CMgr.j, james McKeon, William Howard, Roy Miller, Bob Bayer, jerry Martin. BASEBALL 209TH TEAM RECORD: 209th Veterans Memorial Opponents 209th 8 Pulaski Posr 0 209th 15 Corteral-Warner 2 209th 7 Warner-Claudius 3 209th 3 Doty-Magill 4 209th 1 Loeser-Shavlan 4 209th 9 Brooks-Shepard 2 209th 3 Flower-City 4 209th 5 Greece 2 209th 15 Spencerport 4 209th 10 jules-Vern-Fish 0 209th 3 Piccolo Post 6 209th 7 Pulaski Post 4 209th 15 Cotteral-Warner 8 209th 7 Warner-Claudius 0 209th 8 Doty-Magill 10 209th 2 Loeser-Shavlan 3 209th 3 Brooks-Shepard 1 209th 1 Flower-City S 209th S Greece 1 209th I Ferris Goodrich 0 209th l lules-Vern-Fish 2 209th 15 Piccolo Post 7 Monroe County Plav-Offs: 209th 2 Warner-Claudius 0 209th 3 Dotv-Magill 6 X fi? -'is nb Roux' Bruce Lowengulh, Bob Landry, jim Piecuch, Marty Gullen, Tom Riley, Sam Rebis, Tom Hoffman, Mike Sedita, john Oberlies. Front 3 Christman, Dave Lyons, jim Grassi, joe Errigo, Ray Ferrigno, Mr. Row: George Schnetzer, Roy Miller, Pete Donnelly, jim Rino, Robert han, C.S,B. Middle Roux' Mike Byrne, Bob Yeoman, jim Mooney, Bisbano. Far lefi: Bob Istvan. Far right: Fr. Vinccm. C.S.B. ACHON CN THE TRACK Ray Ferrigno practices the broad jump. W-1,-v . ' ' ' Rx.. v ' Y -' in . fm W as wifilfifyi Q, -' ., 'mia-' New , , 11 V a N l W ww W ff l 1 " B ' Bob Istvan, Bruce Lowengurh, and Ray Ferrigno Hash in perfecx form. XX Bob Yeoman clears the bar. achnetz" rounds the last turn. X 91 mi 4 'MZ 6 8 I I Amway K . MQW Q B 5 mln All I -1 1 gk YQ X fi x 5 W, , NW 3 9 H afar ' ' -SSX 5 3 ?1E x...g.'w?:35'f' x f, ' kv 7 R ' fi 4 Y ' ii fvltilm ? V "Nui ,. X K I k 'S ,Ji . fg ,, 11, 1 -. if A A ry P' .. E T w .5 xg? 'K y may .vis i s .0 ' A Z 1 gt . sz , WE' 5 pm, . A ' , H 1 i , y V. D AU ww t d : N? Q Qu 0, X K 1 ,X W ff:L::'5'l Ix ' 'FA' Y 9: Q A .:.!,'-.jiihriflfffi - I V. ',hX- K If- ' R . f . 5 ,M 1 - ifi ' ' 0 I ' " J 95-:T:'f:Z1 "' " ! f 1, Q - IKM ' f .U fm -. 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Ugkivf- ' I :'-T 'idixn ,gg-.jgzifz ' .A fx v ' ' "Yrs, lx 'Q Frlendshlp . . . . . . ,K-Q: 'gy X , . -1-3 , , ,w. g n a 4 s f ' ". . . . . . . . fhaf golden key, 1 l ,iikfkfg ' fhaf opes fhe palace of efer- -- ff Ig - 1 2,71 nify" ' -Milfon 'K ,,,,,,....,--1 .Q Mothers' Cluh members who helped on the Mission Bouts: Mrs. Edwin Heisinger, ticketsL Mrs. Edward Matheis, typist. Abent: Mrs. XVilliam Schefter, dent. tickets. Mrs. Russell Polizzi-Chairman of Christmas Bazaar. Mrs. Samuel Skuse, Co-Chairman A "poker-faced" group at the Card Party. Some of the mothers pose with Father Fullerton. OFFICERS OF THE MOTHERS CLUB Standing: Mrs. Chester Pelcher, Vice-Pres.: Mrs. J. Edward Naughton, Treas.: Mrs. Francis Wag- ner, Sec. Seated: Mrs. Edward Matheis, Presi- Mrs. William Bertchl Rev, V. j. Fullerton, C,S.B.1 Mrs. Edwin Heisinger at the Card Partx MOTHER'S CLUB For many years now, the Aquinas Mothers' Club has been one ot the most popular, as well as beneticial, organizations in our school. Meeting monthly, the club not only attords the mothers an opportunity ot discussing common problems with other mothers, but also carries on an extensive tund raising program. Activities tor this purpose are many, but ot these the Fashion Show and the Card party are the most outstanding. Spiritually, the club annually sponsors a day ot recollection and the Mothers and Sons Communion brealctast. The untiring services ot Father Fullerton and the otticers along with the Cooperation ot every member has earned the deepest respect and appreciation ot the Aquinas student. Part of the Card Party crowd at Immaculate Conception hall. .1 . j. ug ?,. ff .W 7 -5 f . -7 97 A , V , , Azf 6 fn? xx ku ' , gig? xv ? i s 3 M' x Xb X 'I' ' xx A QL 4 fs AQUYNABHEHBLLUB Mgh I ., L26 P fi X 1 53 3.W,,.f,-w ff W " , i , I' -f - X H55 - ' . : 5- M ' f K M P sfAr .1-cm S f' ' ' la: A QQ f w ,,v l . ' 4 v f ? '1 'E" - 11 WP' f A x -fi X 9 en Q ' . 4 :E 2 , '--. k ffm" V V , f V' Mvwqwvffi 552 gg .JV if:-' -Wx, ' 1- ' - . 1 my A , W- E ff 11 E Y af e F .2 V xv W 1 . . ., ,, , E .:A' 1 I FIRST PLACE Sr. Demetria's 214 SECOND PLACE Fr. Boehnfs IU8 The year l955 also saw lhe inauguralion of a new campaign al Aquinas. ln place of The annual magazine drive, every sludenl was asked To sell liclcels lo lhe Aquinas loolball games. Inspired by Falher O'Reilly, The sludenl body conquered overwhelming odds lo sell a speclacular lolal ol Sl3.302 in loolball liclcels. This is nowhere near lhe sum lhe school would have sold had il' nor been for such obslacles as lhe World Series and poor wealher. And lhus, allhough our lolal fell shorl ol lhe desired goal, fhe drive was neverlheless a success and an inspiralional display of lhe greal Aquinas "sales abilily". 101 g W . B . wlkfy 9 ' J. in it FL-SIN .9 Signs v ,A 153: . , K .1 1,5 I F eq 1 ff -Q K :Q 'G f"1 19 5' 1 W R 1 in 11, if V t' v is ii K. A Q 'iv Q -. Lx fi gf, ,le if 'Y' ig -- 'w fa ., ,Qmi ,R john Barren, Dick Prinzing and dates view dance Hour from the balcony. L. -1 AT THE ST. PAT'S DANCE AT THE JUNIOR PROM Leaving the junior Prom. 103 -., Hugh Marks and Larry Gordon relax with their dates between dances. Intermission time at the St. Patricks Dance. ,,.......--- The "pause that refreshes". "Irish" Don Marcin and john Parrinello with their dates. 104 AT THE DANCE PAT'S A group of "smiling Irish men" at the St. Pat's Dance Terry Neary and Roy Miller arriving with their dates at the Victory Dance. AND BECOMES A SENIOR IQ. ZHO0LED IN TRUTH. KX REFINED BY BEAUTY. XXX XXX TEMPEREQXBY DISCIPLINE. AND PERFECTED BY FRIENDSHIP. TO GUR TEACHERS . To Aquinas, lhe Senior Class ol '56 shall aways be lhanlcful. We owe much ro our 'reiachers and adminislra- lors. By lheir parience and underslanding, lhey have shown us Jrhal nol wilh aloms will we casl fire upon Jrhe earlh, bul by adhering ro our school mollo, "l believe whalever Jrhe Son of God has said." The Basilian Falhers have lefl us a lreasury of virile sanclily and a piclure of a holy way of life drawnby priesls of God. Indeed, you have laughl us "Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge." To you, Sislers, we express our apprecialion-. Your cons.+an+ concern has been +o malce us heallhy cells in lhe Church which is lhe Myslical Body of Chrisl. Your lives have meanl long hours of palienl loil for our spirilual and inlelleclruaal formalion. To you, our lay inslruclors, we owe much. You have edilied us by your exemplary Calholicily in a failhless world. For us you have sel The example as lay Apos+les. To us, lhese seem incomplele words. We will slrive lo make up lhe laclc by our prayers Jrhal Almighry God will conlinue To shower His abundanl blessings on you. Wilh hearllelr apprecialion, THE CLASS OF I956 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .Slandnzgc joseph I.. Calihan, Ronald H. Zlotnik, Rev. W. O. Regan, CSB. Sc'alez1.' George NX'. Shneuer, Thomas P. Riley fPres.j. STUDENT COUNCIL Selt government is the true essence ot American Democracy. With this in mind, it is only titting that many ot the important decisions concerning the school be made by the elected representatives ot the students themselves. The Student Council at Aquinas is composed ot tour representatives trom each ot the tour classes and the tour Senior Class otticers, who direct the operations ot the Council. Seniors suggest. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Richard Corbett, Herbert Lettau, john Parrinello, Gary Nelson. Besides representing the students, the Council also sponsors many ot the dances and social events. lt is also their taslc to subsidize the various clubs and organizations in the school. Also instituted this year is the suggestion box trom which the Council hopes more directly to learn ot the trend ot student opinion. Much credit is due these boys who tirmly be- lieve that "a public ottice is a public trust". J' Z' FRANCIS C. ANDOLINO Perp'l Rosary 1-41 Mission: Unit 11 Bouts l-31 B'ster 11 Footb'l 1-31 Intr'l Sports 1-41 Liturg'l Choir 41 ClubsFl00 21 Bowl'g 1-21 Glee 3-4 F. RICHARD ANTINORA Perp'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Sports 21 Mis- sion B'ster 3-41 Clubs-Glee 3-41 Italian Z-3 FRANCIS C. ARGENTO St. Thomas 21 Honor R'l 11 Perp'l Rosary 41 Mission Unit 3: Aquinader 31 Mar'n at Wh't 1-41 Arete 31 Intr'l Sports 1-4: Clubs-100 2-31 Bowl'g 1-31 Debat'g 1-41 Ad 3-41 Libr'y 2-41 Italian 2-31 Greek 31 Chemst'y 4: Science 1 JEREMY B. ASHMAN Honor R'l 1-21 Perp'I Rosary 2, 41 Intr'l Spts 2, 3: Mission B'str 41 Clubs 100 1, Z1 Bowling 1, 3, 41 Chess 31 Libr'y 3-41 Stamp 21 Chemst'y 4 R. PETER BANSBACH Perp'l Rosary 1-42 Intr'l Spts 1-21 Mis- sion Bouts 11 Mission B'ster 3-4 JOSEPH E. BARRA Perp'l Rosary 2-31 Sotlality 2-41 Intr'l Sports 1-42 Litur'l Choir 4g Track 31 Mis- sion B'ster 2-35 Clubs-Bow1'g 21 Italian 2: Ski 4: Chemst'y 4: Glee 3-4 SENIORS OF 1956 ROBERT J. AGOSTINELLI Footb'l 1-21 Basketb'1 1-4 fMgr.J: Int'l Sports 1-59 100 Club 1-3 JOHN W. ALDERSON Perp'l Rosary 2-41 Intr'l Sports 1-41 Clubs -Bowl'g 31 Glee 3-41 German 4 THOMAS A. ALLISON Perp'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Sports 1-41 Cross C'ty 31 Clubs-100 1-31 Libr'y Z-31 Mis- sion B'ster' 2-41 Acl 4 RICHARD A. ALWARD Perp'l Rosary 2-41 Clubs-St. Genesius 21 Biology 2 GEORGE B. AMAN St. Thomas 11 Honor R'l 2-31 Perp'l Ros- ary 1-41 Sodality 1-41 Intr'l Sports 2-41 Mission Bouts lg Clubs-100 2-31 Bowl'g 3-41 German 31 Latin 4 THOMAS L. AMAN St. Thomas 11 Honor R'l 21 Perp'l Rosary 1-41 Soclality 1-41 Intr'l Sports 1-31 Mis- sion Bouts 1-4 108 JOHN M. BARRETT Perp'l Rosary 4: Intr'l Sports 5-4: Clubs -Ski 4g French 4 RICHARD S. BATTLE Footb'l lg Intr'l Sports 1-41 Clubs- Bowllg 43 Chemst'y 4 MICHAEL P. BELANGER Clubs-Glee 3-4: St. Genesius 2-41 Spot- lg't Z1 Radio 1-4: Camera 2 JOHN P, BELL Perp'l Rosary 2-41 Eootb'l ll Intr'l Sports 1, 2, 4: Mission Bouts 33 Bowl'g Club 2, 4 JOHN C. BENSON Perp'l Rosary 1-41 Footb'l 1-22 Baseb'l 1, 3. 4: Intr'l Sports 1-2: Legion Base- ball 2 GARY A. BENWITZ Perp'l Rosary 1-2g Intr'l Sports 1-2: Swimm'g 21 Mission Bouts 41 Clubs- Bowl'g 1-29 Ski 4g Libr'y 1-3 . i 13' f Thou place of rev'rie. . 4.9 109 PATRICK J. BERTRAM Perp'l Rosary 2-3: Footb'l 1: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Mission Bouts 3 PHILIP A. BIANCHI Perp'l Rosary 1-4: Sodality 2: Footb'l ll Safety Patrol 2: Intr'l Sports 1-41 Clubs -100 1-23 Bowl'g 3-4: Italian 2-31 Libr'y 2-3g Stamp 2g Mission Booster 2-3 HERBERT W. BINSACK Perp'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Clubs -Golf 41 Boosters 3-4 LA VERNE E. BOLAND Perp'l Rosary 2-49 Safety Patrol 31 Intr'l Sports 1-23 Libr'y Club 3-4 JOHN S. BONAFEDE JAMES J. BOND Perp'l Rosary l-5: Intr'l Sports 21 Clubs -Glee 43 Bowl'S 3: Debating 2-3: Span- ish 3L Oratoricals 3: Mission Bouts 1-2 KENDELL P. BRIMSTEIN Perpt'l Rosary 1-4g Sodality lg Intr'l Sports 1-4g Mission B'ster 1, 2, 45 Clubs -Ski 1-4g Libr'y 1-4g Chemst'y 4 JAMES M. BROOKS Perpt'l Rosary 1-25 Band 2-4, Intr'l Sports 1-4 MAURICE T. BRUNNER St. Thomas 15 Honor R'l 2g Perpt'l Ros- ary 1-4g Safety Pat'l 1-4g Intr'l Sports 1-5, Clubs--Radio 3, Libr'y 2, 4g German 3-4g Chess 2-4 JOHN A. BUDINSKI St. Thomas- 2g Honor R'l 11 Perpt'l Rosary l-25 Intr'l Sports 1-4g Clubs-Bow1'g 4, Chemst'y'4 THOMAS E. BURCHARD Perpt'1 Rosary 1-35 Intr'l Sports 1-45 Mis- sion B'ster 5-41 Clubs-Spanish 33 Chess 2-5g Science lg Swim'g 4 JAMES P. BURKE Perpt'1 Rosary 1, 2, 4, Mission Unit 2-59 Footb'l 1-4g Basktb'l 1-4g Intr'l Sports 3-45 Cooper Marines lg Mission B'ster 39 Varsity Club 2 SENIORS OF 1956 MARK J. BONSIGNORE Perp'1 Rosary 1-2: Sodality l-4: Intr'l Sports 1-2: Clubs-Bowl'g l-Z: Biology 2: Italian 33 Greek 4 RONALD G. BOOTHBY Perp'l Rosary 1-21 Footb'l 11 Basketh'l ll Intr'l Sports 1-4: Aquinader 3: Mar'n 84 Wht 3-4: Clubs-100 2-5: Glee 3-4: Bowl'g 1-22 Biology 2: Missions-Ad 31 B'ster 1-4 ANGELO D. BOVENZI Honor R'l 1-2, Perp'l Rosary 1-43 Marin du Wh't 41 Liturgl Choir 41 Mission B'ster 43 Clubs-Ulee 5-41 Italian 2-4: Chess 25 Latin 4, 100 5 PAUL J. BRACH Honor Rl 11 Perpt'l Rosary 1-4g Sodality 1-45 Intr'l Sports lg Clubs-Acolyte 2: French 3: Stamp 2g Coin ZQ Chemst'y 4 THOMAS A. BRENNAN Intr'l Sports 52 Mission Bouts 5--41 Boost- er 5-43 100 Club 3 JAMES G. BRIEN Perpt'l Rosary 4, Footb'l 1, Basketb'l 1, Intr'l Sports 1-4, Bowling Club 4 is 110 MICHAEL F. BURKE Honor R'l 1-25 Perpt'l Rosary 1,2, 45Mis- sion Unit 15 Intr'l Sports 1-45 Clubs Spanish 55 100 2 WILLIAM J. BURKHOLDER Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Intr'l Sports 1-25 Mis- sion Bouts 15 Science Club 1 JOSEPH L. CALIHAN Honor R'l 15 Student Coun'l 2-4 QTreas.J5 Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Mission Unit 1-45 Bas- ketb'l 1-25 Intr'1 Sports 1-45 Mission Bouts 45 Clubs-Ski 5-45 Golf I, 2, 45 Varsity 5-45 Cross C'ty 25 Oratoricals 35 Chemsfy 4 JOSEPH B. CALNAN Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 lntr'l Sports 1-55 Clubs-100 I-25 Bowl'g I5 Lib1"!' 35 Biol- ogy 25 Mission B'ster 2-5 FRANCIS E. CALVARUSO Perpet'l Rosary 1-25 Sodality 15 Mar'n 8: Whtl 45 Intr'l Sports 1-45 Liturg'l Choir 45 Clubs-100 55 Glee 5-45 Spanish 3 GERALD F. CAMPO St. Thomas 1-25 Perpt'l Rosary 15 Mar'n 8: Wht. 45 Liturg'l Choir 45 Mission Bouts 45 Clubs-Glee 3-45 Italian 2-45 Chemst'y 45 Oratoricals 2 praise we and uphold fhee, 111 ROBERT R. CANNAN Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Sodality 1: Clubs- Glee 5-45 Bowl'g 1-4 JAMES P. CANTELLA Perpt'I Rosary .Z-45 Honor R'l 15 Footb'l 15 Intr'l Sports 1-45 Band 2-45 Drill In- str'r 45 M8rW Swingst'rs 5-45 Italian Club 2-3 THOMAS A. CARDELLA St. Thomas Z5 Perpt'l Rosary I-55 lntr'l Sports 1-25. Arete 45 Clubs-100 2-5: Chemst'y 45 German 5-45 Greek 45 Libr'y 5-4 BRUCE CARLIN Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Intr'l Sports 1-45 Li- turg'l Choir 41 Clubs-Glee 5-45 Bowl'g 1-25 Science 1 F. ROBERT CARLSON Perpt'l Rosary 2: Intr'l Sports 1--4: Glee Club 3-4 STEPHEN J. CARLUCCI Perpt'I Rosary 2-45 Baseb'l 55 Intr'l Sports 1-25 Clubs-Chess 25 Science 1 ROBERT W. CHRISTMAN Pc-rpt'l Rosary 1-42 Sodauty 1: Football 1-41 Intr'l Sports 1, 5, 4: Chemistry Club 4 DONALD j. CIMINELLI Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Sodality lg Intr'l Sports 1-5: Clubs-100 2g St, Genesius 1: Bowl'g 1-21 Science 1 ANTHONY CIUFFINI Honor R'l lg Pcrpt'l Rosary 51 Footb'l 25 Intr'l Sports 1-4: Track 1, 5: Clubs- Bowl'g 1-2: Chemst'y 4 THOMAS B. CLIFFORD Honor R'l 1-21 Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Sports 2-4g Mar'n 84 Wht 4g Publicity 41 Clubs-Libr'y 5: French 3g Chemst'y 4 VINCENT J. COC-CIA Honor R'l 51 Clubs-Latin 41 Chemst'y 4 JOHN T. COMERFORD Honor R'l Z: Perpt'l Rosary 2-41 Clubs4 Ski 31 Spanish 52 Radio 1 SENIORS OF 1956 THOMAS P. CARROLL RONALD L. CASE Perpt'l Rosary 1-4L Intr'l Sports l-4: Mis- sion Bouts 4 JOSEPH A. CAVALLARO Football 1: Intr'l Sports 1-2: Track 5: Clubs Bowl'g 1-31 Biology: Chemistry 4 PETER F. CERQUONE Honor R'l 11 Perpt'l Rosary Z-4g Sodality l: Intr'l Sports 2-41 Clubs-Chemst'y -1: Italian 2-3 STEPHEN J. CHECHAK Honor R'l 2-3g Perpt'l Rosary l-41 Arete 41 Mission B'ster 41 Clubs--100 51 St. Genesius l-43 Library 2-5: Camera 1-2: Debating 2 WILLIAM A. CHRIST Perpt'l Rosary 1,54 lntrl Sports 1-41 Clubs -Ski 5-43 Spanish 3-43 Aviation 4 112 W 'if PAUL G. CONLEY Library Club 1-4: Biology Club Z RICHARD A. CORBETT Perpt'l Rosary I-4g Student Coun'l 41 Mission Unit -ig Footb'1 1: Intr'l Sports 1-43 Publoty -ig Mission Bouts 1-4g B'ster l-4g Clubs-Debat'g 2-41 Camera 2-51 100 l SALVATORE F. CORSINO Perpt'l Rosary l-4: Sodality ll Italian Club 2 JAMES A. COSMANO lntr'l Sports 1-5g Mission Bouts Z-51 Clubs-Glee 5-43 Italian 22 Chemst'y 4 JAMES M. COYNE V Honor R'l lg Perpt'l Rosary l-4: Sodality 1: lntr'l Sports 1-3: Clubs-100 5: French 5 LEON j. CREEK Perpet'l Rosary Z-4 JOHN F. CROSTON Perpt'I Rosary 1, 2, 43 Mission B'ster 1-43 Clubs--100 1-55 Bowl'g 2-41 Chemst'y 4 JAMES V. DALY Perpt'l Rosary 1-51 Intr'l Sports I-41 Glee Club 33 Mission B'ster MICHAEL R. DAMBRA Perpt'l Rosary 1-3g Intr'l Sports 1-3: Clubs-BowI'g 2-31 Italian 2 ROBERT J. DASCH Perpt'I Rosary 2-45 Intr'l Sports 2-4 Clubs-100 25 Bowl'g 21 Libr'ry 5-4 French 2 RAYMOND B. DAVISON Honor R'l 1-51 Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Mis- sion Bouts 45 Clubs-German 5-43 Chem- st'y 4 DOMINIC j. DEBONIS Perpt'I Rosary 1-41 Footb'l 1-23 Mission B'ster 1-4g Track 1-2: Intr'1 Sports I, 5: Clubs-Italian 2: Chemst'y 4 Mar'n 84 Wht 4g Mission B'ster Z-5: LOUIS C. DI FABIO Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Sodality I-23 Football 1-43 Basketb'1 lg Intra'l Sports 1-43 Mar'n 84 Wht 3-43 Mission Bouts 43 Track 23 Clubs-Biology 23 Italian 2-43 Chemst'y 43 Vars'y RAYMOND E. DI NITTO Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Intr'l Sports 1, 2, 42 Liturg'l Choir 43 Clubs-Glee 3-43 Bowl'g 1'2Q Italian 2-43 Libr'y 3-43 Sci- ence 1 ANTHONY R. DI PALERMO Perpt'l Rosary lg Footb,l 2g 1ntr'l Sports 1-43 Mission Bouts 1-4 JOSEPH A. DI POALA St. Thomas 1, Honor R'l SQ Perpt'l Ros- ary 2, 43 Sodality 23 Intr'l Sports 23 Clubs -Bowl'g 2'4Q Acolyte 23 Chemst'y 4 MICHAEL T. DONLON Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Intr'i Sports 1-23 Golf IQ Clubs-St. Genesius 1-23 Bowl'g 1-3 ROBERT G. DOUD Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Intr'1 Sports 1, 33 Safety Patil 3-43 Bowl'g Club 4 SENIORS OF 1956 PETER A. DECKMAN Perpt'l Rosary 1-33 Sodality 11 Intr'l Sports 1-43 Mission B'ster 3-4: Clubs- swmrg SL Radio sg Libr'y 5 JAMES S. DE FORTE Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Intr'1 Sports 1-43 Ital- ian Club 2-3 GORDON J. DE HOND Mission Unit 1-23 Mar'n 8: Wht, Ed.-in- chief 2-43 Intr'1 Sports 1-21 Swim'g 2-32 Clubs-100 1-33 Ad 3-43 Oratoricals 3: Debating 1-4 RICHARD L. DE TAEYE Perpt'l Rosary 1, OWEN T. DE WERT Band 2-43 lntr'l Sports 1-3 WILLIAM W. DIETZ Perpt'l Rosary 2, 43 Intra'l Sports 1-43 Mission B'ster 23 Clubs-Bowl'g 23 Ski 2- 43 French 3-43 Chemst'y 4 114 LAWRENCE P. DOWNING Pcrpt'l Rosary l: Clubs-Radio 41 Avia- lion 41 Biology Z2 Spanish -I XVILLIAM P. DOYLE Perpt'l Rosary 1--IL Clubs-Hlilee 5-'il BowI'g l, -I RICHARD D. ECKERT Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Footb'l 11 Baseb'l CMgr.J 4: Legion Baseb'l Mgr. 5-41 Aqui- nader 41 Mar'n 84 Wlit -ig Intr'1 Sports 1, 52 Clubs-100 lg Glee 3-4: Libr'y 5-41 Chemsfy fi: Mission Bouts 4 jOHN F. ENRIGHT ROBERT L. ENTRESS Honor R'l 1-Z1 Perpt'l Rosary 1--1: Sodal itv 5-4: Mission B'ster Z, -11 Clubs--100 52' Libr'y 5-41 German 5 JOSEPH A. ERRIGO Pcrpt'l Rosary 1-2: Intr'l Sports 1-5 Track 51 Clubs-Glee 5-41 French 31 Mis- sion B'ster we see fhy infeni-ion: Mi Us ck TERRANCE A. FALK Honor R'l lg Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Sodality 1-2: Footb'l 1: Mission U't 1-44 Aquina- der 4g Mar'n 8: Wht 5--ig Intr'l Sports l- 4: Clubs-Debating 2-4: Chemst'y 4 ANTHONY V. FERRARI Honor R'l 13 Perpt'l Rosary Z-4: Footb'l 2g Intr'1 Sports 1-4 RAYMOND A. FERRIGNO Perpt'l Rosary 2-45 Sodality 1, Intr'l Sports 1-4g Track 1-5: Mission B'ster 5-4: Clubs-Spanish 4g Ski 5g Bowl'g 1 RUSSELL J. FERRIS Perpt'l Rosary 4g Intr'l Sports 1-41 Track 21 Cr's Cty 35 Mission: Bouts 11 B'ster 4: Clubs-Bowl'g 43 Camera 21 Libr'y 3-43 Swim'g 3 DONALD F. FINCH Honor R'l lg Perpt'l Rosary ll Intr'l Sports 1-25 Chess Club 2 ANTHONY FIORICA Perptil Rosary 1-43 Liturg'l Choir 43 Clubs -Glee 5-4g Italian 2-3 THOMAS F. GAFFNEY Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Mission: Unit 1-25 B'ster 3-45 lntr'l Sports 1-45 Clubs-100 2-35 German 33 Swim'g 4 WARREN R. GAISSER Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 lntr'l Sports 1-25 Clubs-Bowl'g 3-45 Spanish 3 RALPH B. GALLO Perpt'l Rosary 1, 2, 45 Basketb'l 1-45 lntr'l Sports 1-45 Mat-'n 8: Wht-45 Clubs -100 1-25 Varsity 45 Mission B'ster 1-2 MICHAEL R. GARVEY Honor Roll 1, 35 Mission Unit 1-45 Band 1-45 Mar'n 8: Wht 45 German Club 4 EUGENE P. GIANVECCHIO lntr'l Sports 1-4 JOHN P. GLASER Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Sodality 1-25 lntr'l Sports 1-45 Mission B'ster 1-45 Clubs- 10O 35 Debating 2 SENIORS OF 1956 PATRICK J. FORD Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Sodality 1-25 Footb'l 3: lntr'l Sports 1-45 Mission: Bouts 1-45 B'ster 2-45 Biology Club 2 JOHN F. FOWLER Perpt'l Rosary 3-45 lntr'l Sports Z-45 Clubs-Bowl'g 45 Chemst'y 4 ROBERT J. FREDERICK Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 lntr'l Sports 1-35 Mis- sion B'ster 45 Clubs-Bowl'g 45 Spanish 3 EDWARD N. FUIERER Perpt'l Rosary 45 lntr'l Sports 1-45 Aqui- nader 45 Mission B'ster 1-45 Clubs-100 2-35 Bowl'g 2-45 German 3-4 DANIEL J. FUNK Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Footb'l 15 lntr'l Sports 1-45 Liturg'l Choir 45 Glee Club 3-4 JOHN J. GAFFNEY Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 lntr'l Sports 1-45 Glee Club 5-4 116 DAVID C. GLOSSNER Perpt'l Rosary I-41 Intr'l Sports l-41 Mar'n 8: W'ht 4: Clubs-Glee 5-41 Biol- ogy 52 Chemst'y 4 LAWRENCE D. GORDON Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Sodality 1, Intr'l Sports 1-41 Basketb'l 21 Golf 41 Clubs- l00 21 Bowl'g 1-2: Ski 43 Spanish 31 French 41 Chemst'y 41 Science lg B'ster 1, Z, 4 WILLIAM P. GORDON Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Sports 1-42 Swim'g 1-23 Clubs-Bowl'g 5-43 Ski 1-21 Chess 1-41 Coin 1-4 LLOYD E. GRAY Perpt'l Rosary 4: Sodality 51 Mar'n 8: Wht, Ass't Ed., 43 Publicity 43 Clubs- French 3-41 Chemst'y 4g Debafg 4 THOMAS J. GRIECO Perpt'l Rosary 1-4g Intr'l Sports 1-4: Mis- sion Bouts 5-41 Italian Club 3 GEORGE M. GROWNEY Perpet'l Rosary 2-41 Mission: Unit 52 Bouts 2-4: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Clubs- Greek 4: German 5: Biology 4: Bowl'g 1-41 Chemst'y 4 f 'LTP fs. To always sirive for QVX 117 MARTIN E. GULLEN Pf:rpt'l Rosary 1-4: Mission: Unit 1--ti Bouts 4: Intr'l Sports l-5: Track 51 Clubs -Bowl'g ll Ski 5-41 Atl I-52 Chcmst'y -12 Spanish 1-5 RICHARD A. GULLO Perpt'l Rosary l: Intr'l Sports l, 2, -I1 Band 1-4: Mar'n 8: XX'ht Swingsfs 2--n JOSEPH F. HAFNER Honor R'l l-2: Perpt'l Rosary l, 2, -SL So- dality l-41 Clubs-100 ,791 Coin Z: Spanish 5: Chess 5: Chemsfy 4 JOHN G. 1-MMM Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sports l--I: Mis- sion B'ster 1-42 Clubs-100 1, 5: Glec 5-41 Libr'y 1-3 THEODORE A. HANSS Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sports l--1: Mis- sion B'ster 5: Clubs-Glec 5--ll Bowl'g -I1 German 3 DAVID A. HART Pc-rpt'l Rosary 2-51 Swinfg 41 ClubsA Radio 3-4: Aviation 4 If 2 WMV . v,M,,,,.,t.,,N,m,,,,,,s, ..,:::,E,.Ez52.:M,-... W Yxmwmsvs.. V.Wv W mm. ,,:,:5,,,,:,, , . W K I W F4 assi gn -it was -4 -- W I-S? - "i:---P- -QSTNES v dfzr 'asE5.,.il.If,,.I,.,,.... .. .W......m..,..m..,,,... ...N .wi WILLIAM J. IRVIN Perpt'l Rosary 2-4: Footb'l 2: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Band 1-21 Track 1 ROBERT J. ISTVAN Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Sports I-23 Track 1-31 Clubs-Bowl'g I-41 Ski 3: Varsity3-4 JOSEPH M. JANKOWIAK St. Thomas 1: Honor R'l 2-35 Perpt'l Ros- ary 1-3: Arete, Ed.-in-chief, 4g Intr'1 Sports 1-41 Clubs-Greek 42 Chemst'y 41 Latin 4 J. THOMAS JONES Perpt'l Rosary 2-41 Clubs-100 11 Libr'y 4: Chemst'y 4: Mission B'ster 2-3 ANTHONY J. JULIANO Perpt'l Rosary 1, 2, 4: Sodality 2: Foot- b'1 I, 3, 4: Mission B'ster 3: Intr'l Sports l-4: Clubs-Glee 3: Ital'n 3g Lib'y 3 PETER J. KANE Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Sports l-41 Mis- sion: B'ster 3-4: Bouts 32 French Club 4 ' r A SENIORS OF 1956 ,,....-.,W, mm Ls, .,,, a.t...,s.,W.W,.,,...--W ---W V wa., .....,... ...,.t.MW.f:-sm.M...,W - W ... W Wm--M ,WWW---Z... m-Mmsica-.W-a,.,M,,h.s,4rsas1, .,.... ,. 1-1, . , , .WW JOSEPH F. HARTMAN Perpt'l Rosary 1-23 Intr'l Sports 2-41 Clubs-Bowl'g 3-4g German 4 DONALD J. HERBERT Perpt'l Rosary 2-31 Footb'l ll Intr'l Sports I-4: 100 Club 1-2 THOMAS A. HOFFMAN St. Thomas 1-2: Honor R'l 31 Perpt'l Ros- ary 1-4: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Mar'n 8: Wh! 2-41 Mission: Unit 31 B'ster 3: Clubs- l00 2g Camera 2, Science 1, German 4: St. Gens's 1 RICHARD H. HOOCK Perpet'l Rosary 1: Intr'l Sports 1-4: French Club 3 LAURENCE E. HURSH St. Thomas 11 Honor R'l 2-31 Perpet'l Rosary 1-4: Sodality 1-41 lntr'l Sports 1-21 Clubs-Science 1: Biology 2-3: German 43 Chemst'y 4 JAMES xv. HYNES Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Intr'l Sports 1-4: Li- br'y Club 2-3 118 .IAMES R. KASEMAN Perpt'l Rosary 1, 5, 42 Intr'l Sports 1-41 Bowl'g 1-4 DAVID R. KEEFER Perpt'l Rosary 1-3: Intr'l Sports 1, 2, 41 Footb'l 11 Clubs-100 5: Spanish 4 THOMAS j. KEEGAN Honor R'l 1-2: Perpfl Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Sports 1-53 Swim'g 5-4: Clubs-100 Z1 Spanish 5: Chess 1-23 Chemst'y 4 -IOHN F. KEFLER Perpt'l Rosary 2: Mission: Bouts 43 B'ster 4 ' JOHN J. KEMP Perpt'l Rosary 2-4: 100 Club 3 JOHN F. KENNFRSON Honor R'l ll Perpt'l Rosary 2-4: lntr'1 Sports 1-4: B'ster 3: Footb'l 1-2: Baseb'l 31 Clubs-100 21 Ski 2-31 B0wl'g 2 'CY r'l 'i" .. 'Q ','i"'. fi ' F " . . ihai' which we were made for: 119 W Wmwim , JOHN KINGSTON Perpt'l Rosary 1-23 Soclality I, Intr'l Sports 1-41 Baseb'l 5: Footh'l 11 Basketlfl I-4. Mar'n 81 Wht 4: Vars'y -5 EIJWIN B. KINSKY St. Thomas 1-21 Honor R'l 5: Perpt'l Ros- ary 1-2: Intr'l Sports 2-51 Mission: Unit 1: Bouts 11 B'ster l-51 Spanish 5: Mar'n A Wht 4: Publvfty 51 Clubs-100 2-51 Ski 1: Bowl'g 1-2 GEORGE F. KLIMENT Perpt'l Rosary 2: Clubs-Glee 51 Biol- ogyg Chemst'y 4 BERNARD XV, KOHLMFIFR Honor R'l 2: Perpt'l Rosary l--1: Footlfl 1-2: Base-b'l 2-4: lntr'l Sports 1-2: Clubs -Ski 41 Chemst'y 43 Varsity 2-4: Legion Baselfl l-5 NORMAN H. KOLB St. Thomas 11 Honor R'l 2-31 Perpt'l Ros- ary 1-33 Mission: Unit 1-41 B'ster 2-41 Mar'n ak Wht, Feat. Fcl., 3-4: Clubs-100 2-51 Ad 5-41 Dehafg 2-41 German S1 Latin 4: Stamp 2-5: Ora'cls 1-3 JAMES F. KRAFT Perpt'1 Rosary 1, 2, 4: Intr'l Sports 1-5 Footb'l 2: Mission B'ster 1-31 Clubs- Glee 5-42 Chemst'y 4 N WILLIAM R. LA CROSSE Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Footb'1 1-21 Intr'l Sports 1-41 Mar'n 8: Wht 41 Mission B'ster 2-31 Clubs-Biology 2, Fre'h 4 FRANCIS V. LA MURAGLIA Inrr'l Sports 1-3: Mission B'ster 3-4: Clubs-Bowl'g 1-31 Italian 2 ROBERT P. LANDRY Perpfl Rosary 41 Sodality 41 Intr'l Sports 1-33 Track 1-31 Footb'1 1, 4g Mission Bouts 1-31 Clubs-French 3-41 Vars'y 4 PHILIP M. LANE GERARD M. LATUS St. Thomas 21 Honor R'l 1, 52 Perpt'l Rosary 2-41 Intr'l Sports 1-31 Mission B'ster 3-41 Clubs-Bowl'g 3-41 Spanish 31 Chemst'y 4 ALBERT T. LAUDADIO Perpt'l Rosary 1-3: Intr'1 Sports 1-3: Clubs-Italian 21 Greek 4 SENIORS OF 1956 JAMES W. KRAMER Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Sports I--il Clubs -Spanish 51 Chemst'y 41 Mission B'ster 5-4 JOSEPH D. KRESS Perpt'l Rosary 2, 41 lntr'l Sports l-Z1 Mission B'sler 41 Bowl'g Club l-4 RONALD KROLAK St. Thomas ll Band 1-21 Chemst'y Cluh -1 DONALD E. KUHMAN Perpt'l Rosary 1-51 Intr'l Sports 1-41 Clubs-Glee 3-41 Bowl'g 1-41 French Z WARREN P. KLIjAWA St. Thomas l-21 Honor R'l 31 Perpt'1 Ros- ary 1, Z, 41 Footb'l 21 Mar'n 8 Wht 11 Mission Bouts l, 51 Clubs-100 51 Span- ish 3-41 Lihr'y I-52 Chernst'y 41 Swings'rs 31 Ski 1-4 THOMAS A. LA COUR Perpt'l Rosary 2-31 Inlr'l Sports 1-41 Lihr'y Club 1-4 120 DAVID W. LEICHT Honor R'l 1-2: Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sports I-41 Basketb'l 2-4: Golf 5-4: Clubs -Bowl'g 4: Spanish 3: Chemst'y 4 PETER D. LEONARD Perpet'l Rosary Z-43 Intr'l Sports 2-4: Mission Bouts 2-43 Ch'r L'dr 5-41 Spanish Club 3 PETER G. LERSCH Perpt'l Rosary 1, 5, 43 lntr'l Sports 1: Mission B'ster 5-45 Clubs-Bowl'g 5-4: Chess Z-31 Stamp 3 HERBERT G. LETTAU Honor R'l lg Perpt'l Rosary 1-Zg Stud't Cou'cl 4g Intr'l Sports 1-4: Footb'l 1-4 Track 1-51 Mission Bouts 1-31 Clubs- IOO 1-Z1 Varsity 3-4 LEONARD A. LETTAU Perpt'l Rosary l, 2, 4: Intr'l Sports 1-2: Clubs-Sc. 13 Biol. 2g Chemst'y 4 EDMUND E. LEWIS Honor R'l 21 Perpl'l Rosary 4: lntr'l Sports I1 Band 1-31 Clubs-Bowl'g I-5: Chemst'y 4 . . Aquinas evermore. f .y x . ., E . 4. 4 -4 11235 t. .1 N jj ..s.' , . 121233511 ..,f:i. A" f A --,m12111113.1 -'gg if.-' , , If 0'g1Z'H', ' ' Ezztzffziiir'Q:?g.5E4'1'?'I:Q wr . . 14-. 121 THOMAS F. LIMNER Perpt'l Rosary 1-2g Band 11 Clubs-Bowl- 'g 3-4g French 4 JOHN L. LIOI French Club 3-4 PAUL A. LOGAN Perpt'l Rosary 2, 41 Intr'l Sports 1-5 R. JAMES LONG St. Thomas 2-33 Perpt'l Rosary l-41 Soclal- ity 1-43 Arete, Lit. Ed., 4: Mar'n 8: Wht 3-43 Intr'l Sports 2-41 Mission B'ster 3--I1 Clubs-Science ll Latin 41 Greek -I1 Ger- man 31 Libr'y 3-41 Chess 2: Radio ll Aco- lyte Z: Ad 4 WILLIAM G. LAURETTE Perpt'l Rosary 2-4: Footb'l l: Intr'l Sports 1-41 Clubs - Bowl'g 5-41 French 2-31 Chemst'y 4 R. BRUCE LOWENGUTH Perpfl Rosary 1, 2, 41 Sodality Z2 Intr'l Sports 1-4: Footb'1 1-4: Track 2-5: Mis- sion B'ster 2-5g Vars'y Club 3-4 ' - - T. .A .rtsmsu-msmwnmwmswfum.,., .. - - il'-itil' W. Y mrphw ARNOLD R. MADIGAN Honor R'l 2-33 Perpt'1 Rosary 1-43 Intr'l Sports 2-3g Mar'n 8: Wht 2-43 Track 13 Mission: Unit 2-43 B'ster 1-43 Clubs- German 3-43 Chemst'y 4 RONALD J. MAKELY Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sports 1-2 FREDERICK S. MARASCO Perpt'l Rosary 2-5: Intr'l Sports 1-4 LAWRENCE E. MARCONI Perpt'l Rosary 1-33 Intr'l Sports 1-43 Footb'l 23 Bow1'g 3 HUGH R. MARKS Honor R'l 23 Perpt'l Rosary 2-43 Footb'l 2: Baseb'l 11 Intr'l Sports 1-4: Mission Bouts 3-43 Legion Baseb'1 ll Aquinader 43 Glee Club 3-4 ROBERT L. MARTELL Perpt'l Rosary 1, 2, 43 Intr'l Sports 1-4 SENIORS OF 1956 EIJWARIJ 1. HUM Honor R'l 13 Perpt'l Rosary 2-43 Intr'l Sports 1-43 Track 2-3: Clubs-Ski 2: French 2-33 Chemst'y 4 RICHARD M. LUM Honor R'l 23 Perpt'l Rosary l-4: Intr'l Sports 1, 2, 4 FRANCIS E. LUPIANI Perpt'l Rosary 1, 2, 43 Intr'l Sports 1-4: Clubs-Bowl'g 23 Italian 1-3: Libr-'y 2-4: Science 1 PETER R. LYND Perpt'l Rosary 11 Intr'l Sports 1, 4: Swim'g 5-43 Clubs-100 53 Spanish 4 J. DAVID LYONS Perpt'l Rosary 1, 2, 4: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Mission B'sters 3-43 Track 1-31 Litur'l Ch'r 43 Clubs-100 1-3: Fre'h 52 Chem 4: Glee 3-4 DONALD J. MACCIO Perp'l Rosary 1-4: Mission: Unit 3-42 Bouts 3-4g Ftbl 1-43 Clubs: Varsity 3-4: Science 13 Chemst'y 4: Biology 21 Glee 3-4 122 FRANCIS C. MARTIN Perpt'l Rosary 1-2: Intr'l Sports 1-4g Leg- ion Baseb'l 23 Mission B'ster l-21 Clubs- l00 1-52 Bowl'g 1-33 Ital'n 4 PETER A. MARTIN Perpt'l Rosary 1-4g Litgr'l Ch'r 4: Mis- sion B'ster 3: Clubs-100 1, 51 Glee 3-4: Span. 5: Biol. 2: Camera 2, Rad 2 VINCENT E. MAY Perpt'l Rosary 4g Clubs-100 1: Chess 2-SQ Science 2 DONALD L. MCCABE Perpt'l Rosary 5-42 Intr'l Sports 1-43 Mission B'ster 1-4g Clubs-Bowl'g 3g Swim'g 4 ROGER J. McCLUSKY Intr'l Sports 11 Clubs-100 11 Bowl'g 3 JOHN M. MCDERMOTT Perpt'l Rosary 1, 2, 41 Intr'l Sports 1-5: Mission B'ster 1-4: Band 2-4g 100 Club 2-3 .Qs-Q ri.- . ..., s .,.. ,s-.M,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,..,.,,,.,., ,,.,. ...,.,....,.. , ,A Q-ful" N 'l""""u is ' .J Dear Alma Maier . Q E! :s:,,.g' ' Q ., tt 'Q ll s , if 123 THOMAS A. McDERMOTT French Club 4: Latin Club 4 ROBERT W. MCDONALD Perpt'l Rosary 41 Clubs-French 41 Chem- st'y 4 ROBERT F. MCGUIRE Perpt'l Rosary 3-43 Intr'l Sports 1--81 Eootb'l 1: Mission Bouts 41 Swinfg ll Clubs-Ski 1-4g Bowl'g 5-4 WILLIAM P. MCGWIN Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sps. 1-4: Trask 2: Bowl'g 1-2 GERARD M. Mcl-IUGH Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Mission B'ster 2-4: Clubs-100 2: Bowl'g 1: Science 1 CHARLES J. MCLAUGHLIN Honor R'l 1-33 Perpt'l Rosary l, 2, -il Intr'l Sports 1-41 Golf 4g Clubs-Lat. 43 Eren. 53 Libr'y 5: English 4 ...s.......,W ....,..s.... ., W, ,Ms .W W MW. ...M.W.,MMM.W,....s WW.,..WW,.,.,.WMmW.:,.,W.,,,s....,.sW..MM,Mt,..w,,...,...MW..,M.,., W...v BRUCE 1. MELI Perpt'l Rosary 2-4: F'tbl 1: Mar'n 84 Wht 4: Mission B'ster Z-4: Italian Club 2-4 FRANCIS W. MIENZ Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Sodality l-21 Intr'l Sports l-41 Mission: Bouts 5: B'ster 1, 4: Bowl'g Club l-4 DONALD H. METZGER RICHARD A. MIALE DANIEL R. MICHALOWSKI Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: lntr'l Sports Z-5: Clubs-100 1-3: French 3: St. Luke's 5-4: Chemsfy 4 ARTHUR C. MILLER Honor R'l 1-31 German Club 3 SENI ORS OF 1956 JAMES A. MCLAUGHLIN Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Band 1-2: Mission: Unit 1: Bouts 4: B'ster 4: Basketb'l 1: B0wl'g Club 1-5 jOHN F. MCMAHON Intr'l Sports 1-4: Clubs-Bowl'g 2, 4: Vars'y 5, 4: Fnotb'l Mgr. THOMAS M. MCMAHON Perpt'l Rosary 1-52 Intr'l Sports l: Clubs -Bowl'g 1, 4: Radio 1-4: Spanish 5: Chemst'y 4 XVILLIAM j. MCMULLEN Perpt'l Rosary 4: German Club 3-4 CHARLES R. MEAGHER Perpt'l Rosary 23 Intr'l Spts. 1-4: F'tbl 1: Mission: Unit 11 Bouts 1, 41 100 Club 1 JOSEPH F. MELANSON Perpt'l Rosary 1, 4: Clubs-Bowl'g 5-4: Libr'y 3-4: Radio IQ Chess 2: Science 1 .s W. .. . W.. MMM., ........... ..:..... W 'K -AW WM H .... .... 124 GEORGE R. MILLER Perpt'l Rosary Z-45 Libr'y Club 4 RAYMOND B. MILLER Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Bowl'g Club 1-2 RICHARD A. MILLER lntr'l Sports 1-4: Libr'y Club 4 GABRIEL J. MILONNI Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Intr'1 Spts 1-41 Ftb'l 1-32 Bsbl 11 Baskb'l 1: Mission B'ts 1, 2, 41 Clubs-Bowl'g 41 Ital'n 2-4 ERNEST S. MONTEBELLA Perpt'l Rosary 1-2g Intr'l Spts 1-42 Mis- sion: Unit 1: B'ster 3-4: Footb'l 1-2: 100 Club 1 EDWARIJ j. MOONEY Perpt'l Rosary 3-4 may you in all hours. 125 JAMES I. MOONEY Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 lntr'1 Spts 1-41 Mis- sion: Unit 1-2g Bouts 5: B'ster 1-4: Track 1-33 Aquinader 41 Clubs--Glee 5, 41 100 1-3g B0wl'g 1-22 French 5: Biol'y 41 Var- sity 4 JAMES A. MOORE Mission Unit 3 Intr'l Sports 5--I: Mission Bouts 3-4 JOHN R. MORLEY Perpt'1 Rosary 4: Sodality 11 lntril Sports 1-4g Band 1-5g Mission B'ster fl: Clubs- 100 lg Chemst'y 4 G. PETER MUMBACH Honor R'l 25 Perpt'l Rosary 1--ig Clubs -Spanish 51 Libr'y 41 Chemsfy -1 WILLIAM A. MUOIO Perpt'l Rosary 1-45 Intr'l Sports 1-4: Foot- b'l 1-21 Mission B'ster 1-23 Track lg Bouts 1: Clubs-Bowl'g 31 Scien. l: Chem. 4 PAUL E. MURA St. Thomas 1-21 Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Mis- sion B'stcr 2-4: Mar'n Su XX'l1t. Lit. litl., -iz Clubs-100 5: Radio 2: Ger. 3--1: Clicm. 41 Lib. 4 ,. ., . ,,., , k,,.. ..m:L3l7,,....... - fm--M--awsa,a....,. , . A,A,,, TERENCE K. NEARY Perpt'1 Rosary 1: Intr'l Spts 1-4: Fthall 1-4: Clubs-Chemsfy 41 Varsity 3-4 GARY M. NELSON Honor R'l 1-3: Perptil Rosary 2-41 Stdt. Cncl 4: Mission: Unit 2, 4: Bout 41 B'ster 2-4: Bsktbl 2: Bsbl 1-4: Legion B'ball 1-4: Intr'I Spts 1, 4: Aquinader 4: Mar'n is Wht 4: Clubs-100 Z-3: Fren. 3: Vars'y 2-4: Greek 4: Chem. 4: Ad 4 THOMAS W. NICOLAY Honor R'l 1: Perpt'l Rosary 11 Sodality 1: Footb'l 1: lntr'l Sports 1-4: Mission Bouts 1-2: Mar'n 84 Wht 4 LAWRENCE E. NORTON Honor R'1 1: Perpt'1 Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Sports 1-4: Bsktbl 1: Track 2: French Club 1-2 jOHN I. NUGENT Perpt'l Rosary 1, 2, 4: Mar'n 81 Wht 4: Oratcls 52 Clubs-Deb'tg Z-41 Camera 1-21 Chess Z-5: Chemst'y 4 BARRY E. O'BRlliN Perpt'l Rosary 1-31 Intr'l Sports 1-2 SENIORS OF 1956 A. RAYMOND MURA Perpt'1 Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Spts 1--1: Band 1-4: Bowl'g Club 2-4: Swing'srs 4 DONALD j. MURPHY Perpt'l Rosary 2-33 Intr'l Sports 1, Z, 4 JAMES D. MURRAY Perpt'l Rosary 1-3: Intr'l Spts 1-4: Footh'l 4: Mission B'ster 3: Lit'g1 Chr. 4: Clubs -100 2: Glee 3-45 Bowl'g I-5 THOMAS MURRAY Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Intr'1 Sports 1-4: Mis- sion B'ster 3-4: Clubs -- Bowl'g 1-fi: Chemst'y 4 MICHAEL MYERS Perpt'l Rosary l-4: lntr'l Spts 1-4: Mis- sion B'ster 2-4: Clubs-100 2-5: Bowl'g 1-4: Spanish 2: Libr'y 2 THOMAS P. MYERS Perpt'l Rosary 1, 2, 4: Intr'l Spts 2-4: Basktbl 1: Clubs-100 21 Spanish 4 mam: I uulul WW-My - W, ,M H.E..:m,A.....I .,,., ----- wQrm.ritP.z'ix':1r:5,'li11,I'w.fm-W4i-f-tm.. ""' .I.....,. ..N..a.fmwm::.W. '-ff:-152-" " ft 3 126 U .gif - DANIEL E. O'BRIEN SI. Thomas 31 Honor R'l 1-21 Perpt'l Rosary 2, 41 Areie, Art Ed., 41 Clubs- Gcrman 41 Chess 2, Chemsr'y 4 LEONARD N. O'CONNOR Pcrpt'l Rosary 1-4: Sorlaliry 1-21 Inrr'I Sports 2: Mission B'ster 1, 2, 41 Biology Club 2 j. PATRICK O'DONAGHUE Perpfl Rosary 2-41 Intr'l Spts 1-41 Mis- sion: B'ster 2-41 Swim'g 2-41 Clubs-100 2-51 Spanish 5 ROBERT F. O'LOUGHLIN Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Spts 1-41 Bas- krbl 1: Swim'g 11 Max-'n 81 Wh: 41 Track 11 Crs. Cty. 1-41 Clubs-100 1-21 Bowl'g 2-51 Ski 1-4: Mission Bouts 4 JAMES D. O'RIELLY Perpz'1 Rosary 2-41 Intr'1 Sprs 2-41 Clubs -Ski 41 Greek 4g Spanish 31 Chemsfy 41 Mission Bouts 3 BERNARD OSULLIVAN Perpt'l Rosary I-41 Intr'l Spts 1-41 Footb'l 1-41 Track 11 Mission: Bouts 1-51 B'ster 2: Clubs-Glee 52 100 21 Bow1'g I Be fhe oufsianding, 127 RAYMOND B. OTERO Perpfl Rosary 1-41 Inrr'I Sprs 1-41 Sod'xy lg Msn. B'srer JOHN F. PARRINELLO Honor R'I 11 Perpt'l Rosary 2-4: Sidi. Cncl. 41 Footb'l 1-41 Baseb'l 2-4: Legion Baseb'l 21 Inrr'l Sprs 1-31 Msn. B'ster 5: Clubs-100 31 Iral'n 31 Vars'y 3-4: Chem- st'y 4 PETER F. PAVIA Perpfl Rosary 4: Inrr'l Spxs 1-4: Baskmbl I-43 Baseb'l 3-4: Legion Baseb'l 3-41 Msn. B'ster 1-21 Clubs-100 1-31 Ad l-2: Vars'y 2. 41 Msn. Unit 1-3 SERAFINO A. PAVONE Perpr'I Rosary 41 Intr'l Spts 1-41 Clubs- Bowl'g 1-21 ItaI'n 2-31 Camera 1-2 MICHAEL -I. PERROTTA Perpt'l Rosary l-41 Sodalily l-51 Foollfl 11 Baseb'l 1-21 Intr'l Sports 1-41 Track -1: Litrgl Chr 43 Glee Club 5-4 ROGER W. PETTIS Perpt'l Rosary 1-51 Inrr'l Spis 1-21 Clubs -Glee 32 German 2 RICHARD F. PRINZING Perpfl Rosary l-4: Intr'l Spts 1-42 Mis- sion B'ster 51 Band 5-41 Swingsrrs 4: Clubs-Ad 51 German 5 NICHOLAS A. PRIZZI Perpfl Rosary 1, 5, -1: Inrr'l Sprs 1. 5, 4: Clubs-100 BL Bowl'g 5--I1 Chess 5 VINCENT S. PRZYBYLA Perpr'l Rosary I-4: lmr'l Spts I--IZ Mis- sion Bouts -il Legion Baseb'l 51 Mar'n K XX'ht 5--il Clubs-Glue: 5-41 Bowl'g IL French 41 Puhldty 3-4 LOUIS j. PULVINO Honor R'l 11 Perpfl Rosary 1-3: Intr'l Spts 1-43 Bowl'g 1 BENJAMIN A. QUAMINA Perpfl Rosary 2-41 SodaI'y -'il Basktbl 2-4g Inrr'I Spls l: Track 1-4: Clubs-Glee 5-4: Chem. -ii Vars'y 4: Mar'n 8: Wht 5 GERARD j. QUIGLEY Perpt'l Rosary .Z-31 Intr'l Spls 2-4: Mis- sion Bouts 2-42 Litgr Chr 4: Golf 4: Clubs-Glee 3-4. BowI'g l-2: Chem. 4: IOU 2-3 X 5 ,E SENIORS OF 1956 DONALD PICCOLO Perpr'l Rosary 1-51 Inrr'l Sprs l--61 Band 1--il Clubs-100 11 Ilal'n .21 Swingstrs 2-5 jOHN F. PICKIQNS Perpr'l Rosary 1-4: Inrr'l Sprs 1-4: Mis- sion Bouts ll Clubs-100 1-51 French Ai PATRICK PIIETROPAOLI St. Thomas IL Honor R'l .21 Socialily l-41 Inrr'l Spls l--ig Mission: Unix -ig B'ster 5g Band I-41 Mar'n 8: W'hl 5--il Clubs--Gun man 5: Greek 4: Acolyae 51 Chems'1y 4 XWILLIAM P. POLITO Perpr'l Rosary 1-4g Intr'l Sprs l-4: Fool- b'1 I: Track 1-2: Mission Bouts 1, 5, 41 100 Club Z JOSEPH A. POLIZZI Perpfl Rosary l-51 Mission: Unit 51 Bister 51 Intr'l Spts l-21 Arete, Photo Ed., -ig Clubs-Glee .2-41 Camera l-23 Libr'y 51 Chcmsfy -I: Ad 5: ItaI'n 2--il Swgstrs 1 NICHOLAS B. PRIESUTTI Perpt'I Rosary 2-4 Intr'l Spts 1-42 Clubs -Bowl'g 2g Libr'y 2 128 BERNARD J. QUINLAN Perpfl Rosary 1-41 lnrr'l Spis 1-4: Fool- h'l 1, -I fMgr.D1 hlissionz Unit 1-Z1 Bouts 1--11 Clubs 100 I-51 Vars'y 5-41 French 2-5 SAMUEL j. REBIS Perpfl Rosary 1-5: lnir'l Spis 1-51 Footb'1 1--ig Mission: Unir 4: Bouts 2--1: B'ster 2--1: Trask Z-51 Golf 51 Clubs-Bowfg l-51 lml'n 5. Vars'y 5--6 RICHARD D. RIfIfDIfR Perpfl Rosary 1-51 Litgr'l Chr -11 Swiing Z1 Clubs-Cilcc 5--I1 St. Cienefs Z: Arch: fi BERNARD E. REHBERG Sl. Thomas 1-2: Honor R'l 51 Perpfl Ros- ary 1-4: Arete -1: Inrr'l Sprs I-41 lviission Unil 1-41 Clubs-Bowl'lg 1--1: Libr'y 4: Latin 41 Greek -1: German 52 Chess Z: Chemsfy -ig Track 2 Joi-IN T. RHF Pcrpfl Rosary 1-4: Sodality 1-4: Clubs-- Glue 5: Biol'gy 21 German 5-41 Libr'y 3--1 ROBERT P. REIN Perpfl Rosary -1: Clubs-Debafg -'iz Li- br'y -I be fhe one commanding: 129 FREIJERICK li. RHS Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 ClubsALibr'y 2--I Biol'y 2-5: Bowl'g 2-5 GECRGE B. RIQNNIIAQ Perpt'l Rosary 1--1 PETER RIBAUIJO Band 3 MICHAEL A. RICHARDS Honor R'l 1: Perpfl Rosary 1--I: Sofiizlii 1: Inrrl Sprs 1--iz Fooih'l 1: Bnskilvl 1-I Track 1: Chemsfy Cluh -1 THOMAS P. RILEY Honor R'l 1,51 Pcrprl Rosary 1, -11 Studi Coun'I 1--I fPres.D1 Sodalily 11 lnlr'I Sp! 1-41 Mission Unit 2-51 Vz1rs'y fluh 2-l Footh'l 1--I ALFONSO L. RIVYLLINO Honor R'l 1-2: Per i'l Rosary I-ig Sul P aliry 1--11 Foolh'l IL Mann K XXIII, No.-xx Iici., 1--ll Litrgl chr -11 lflulusflilcc S Acolyte-1--1: Latin -1: lmai'n 2-1: lh-lmij, Z-51 Lihr y 5--il Oratcls l--I WILLIAM M. ROTH Perptil Rosary 1-23 Clubs-100 23 Swim'g 5g BioI'gy 22 Chemst'y 4g Spanish 4 SAMUEL T. RUSCIO Perpfl Rosary 1-4g Inrr'I Spts 1-4g Footb'I 1-4: Mission Ldr 1-2g Baseb'I 2-35 Litrgl Chr 4: Clubs-100 1-21 Glee 3-4g Vars'y 5-4 RICHARD R. RUSSELL Perpr'I Rosary 1-3g Intr'I Spts 1-41 Mis- sion B'srer 41 Footb'I 1-21 Clubs-100 22 BowI'g 1, 2, 4 ANTHONY G. ST. PIERRE St. Thomas 1, 2, 31 Perpt'I Rosary 3-41 Arere, Bus. Mgr., 4g Clubs-BowI'g 1-43 German 3-41 Physics 42 Chemst'y 4 FRANCIS R. SALES Perpr'I Rosary 1, 3, 4g Imr'I Sprs 1-4: Clubs-100 2: Ski 1-4 EUGENE E. SANTUCCI Perpr'I Rosary 1, Sodaliry lg Intr'l Sprs 1-4: Clubs-100 1-31 Science 11 Ital'n 2-4 . . affif giif- SENIORS OF 1956 C. FRANKLIN RIVERS Pe-rpt'I Rosary 1-43 Sodalily 1-41 Inlr'I Sprs 1-4: Clubs-BowI'g 2-4: Iral'n 2: Sci- ence 21 BioI'gy 2: Footb'I I-2 SALVATORE j. RIVOLI Honor R'l 2: Perpt'l Rosary I-4: Inlr'I Spts 11 Litrgl Chr 41 Clubs-Swinfg S: 100 l-51 Glee 3-41 BowI'g 5-41 Lihr'y 51 Chemst'y 4: Science Il Biol'gy 2: Mission B'ster 2-3 PAUL R. ROBINSON Perpr'1 Rosary 1-41 Imr'l Spts I-4: Foorlfl l-4: Clubs-100 1-51 Vars'y 5-4 KENNETH M. ROCCO Perpr'I Rosary 1-45 Inrr'I Sprs 1-41 Clubs -100 2-31 BowI'g 1-21 ItaI'n 1-Z: Science lg Chemsfy 4 GERALD R. ROIJENHOUSE Perpr'I Rosary 1-4g Inrr'I Sprs 1-4: Clubs -100 3g Span. 5 LAWRENCE E. ROTH Perpr'I Rosary 1, 2, 41 Mission: Unit lg B'srer 1-43 Clubs-100 2-3: Radio 2g Bi- ol'gy 23 Camera 2 J 130 FRANCIS L. SAPFRF Perpr'l Rosary 1-41 Inrr'l Sprs 1-41 Mis- sion Uni: 1-2: Foorb'l 1-4: Track 1-I-2 Clubs-100 1-51 French 3-4: Vars'y 3-4 WILLIAM j. SCHAFFER Perpfl Rosary 1-4: Imr'l Sprs 1-4: Foorb'l 1-4 CMgr.J JOHN F. SCHALK Honor R'l Z: Perpt'l Rosary 4: Mission B'ster 21 Clubs-100 Z-3: German 42 Band Z-4 WAYNE G. SCHEIBLE Perpt'l Rosary 2, 43 Aquinader Clidirorj 1-4: Mission B'srer 1-4: Clubs 100 1-51 Ad 1-3 WILLIAM F. SCHLUFTFIH Honor R'l 11 Perpt'l Rosary 1, 4: Lilrgl Chr 4: Clubs-Glee 3-4: St. Genes's 5-4: German 5-4 GEORGE W. SCHNETZER Sr. Thomas 1-3. Perpr'l Rosary 1, Z, 4: Srudt Councl 2-4 fVice Pres.j3 Footb'I 1, 2, 4: Basktb'l 11 Mar'n 8: Wht 3-42 Mis- sion B'str 3-4g Track 2-41 Clubs-Dehafg 1-43 German 3-4: Vars'y 4: Chemsfy 41 Oratrcls 2-4 And of fhose sfriving, 131 F. ANTHONY SCHRADFR Perpt'l Rosary 2-3: Inrr'l Sprs l-4: Foorlwl I1 Clubs-BowI'g 1: Spanish 5 ALLAN G. SCI-IROFIJIER Perpr'l Rosary 1-4g Inrr'l Spxs 1--S: Mis- sion B'ster 5-41 Footlfl ll Golf 5-41 Clubs -Bowl'g ll Ski 4 NORBERT H. SCHROTH Perpr'l Rosary 5: In1r'l Sprs 1-2: Bowl'g Club 2-4 XVILLIAM G. SCHVUARTZ Perpr'l Rosary 2-4: Inrr'l Spree 2-4: Aco- Iyle Club 1 JOSEPH -I. SCIPIONI F'erpt'l Rosary I-32 Inlr'l Spls 2-4: Mis- sion Bouts 1-5: Bowl'g Club 1 XVILLIAM F. SFFLMAN Perpfl Rosary 21 Acolyte Club I J. FRANCIS SKUSE Perpfl Rosary 1-3: Inrr'l Sprs 1-4: Clubs -Glee 3-41 Bowl'g 3-42 Ski 2 RICHARD E. SLADE Perpfl Rosary 3-41 French Club ROBERT L. SLAUCENBURG Acolyte Club 51 Aviation Club 4 CHARLES E. SMITH Perpefl Rosary 2-4: Inrr'l Sprs 1-3: Clubs -Science lg Spanish 5-4: Chess 2-33 Chemsfy 4 JOHN L. SMITH Perpfl Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Spts 1-2: Track 2: Bowl'g 1-2 JOSEPH S. SMYLES Perpfl Rosary 1-31 Imr'l Spts 1-3: Mis- sion B'ster 41 Basktbl 1-Z SENIORS OF 1956 S. JAMES SEMPLE Perpfl Rosary 1-4g Imr'l Spts 1-2: Mis- sion B'ster 1, 2, 4: Clubs-Bowl'g 1: Biol'gy 3 JOHN F. SHAUGHNESSY Perpfl Rosary 1, 41 Intr'I Spts 1-49 Mis- sion: B'ster 2, 4g Bouts 2: Band 1: Glee Club 3-4 JEROME M. SHEA clubs-Bowrg 3-41 ski 3-4 NORMAN R. SHWAMLE Honor R'l 15 Perpfl Rosary 1-43 Sodality 1-41 Clubs-Bowl'g 3: German 3g Science l, Chess 2-3 DAVID M. SIMMS Sr. Thomas 1-5: Perpfl Rosary 1-4: Imr'l Sprs 1-31 Mar'n 84 Wht Z-4: Track 5: Clubs-Bowl'g 3g Libr'y 5-41 German 5-4: Greek 4: Chemst'y 41 St. Genes's 5-4 J. PAUL SKELLY Perpfl Rosary 1-4: Intr'l Spts 1-3: Track 5: M'sn Unit l 152 HAROLD SPITZ Perpt'l Rosary 2-33 Bowl'g Club 3-4 ROBERT P. STANIN Perpefl Rosary 1, 43 Mission B'ster 33 Mar'n 84 Whr,2-4: Clubc-100 3: Radio 1-2: Camera I-23 Science 11 Chemst'y 43 Libr'y 2-43 German 3-4 ROBERT C. STIFTER Perpefl Rosary 2-43 Mission B'ster 43 Clubs-BowI'g 2-43 Libr'y 2-4 DAVID F. STOPANI Perpt'l Rosary 2-33 Mission: Unit 13 B'ster 2-33 Intr'1 Spts 1-33 Msn Bouts 33 Litgrl Chr 4: Clubs-Glee 3-4: Bowl'g 4 ROGER G. STREB Sr. Thomas 1-23 Honor R'l 3: Perpt'l Rosary 2-43 Sodaliry 2-43 Imr'l Sprs 1-23 Mar'n 84 Wh: 3-43 Arere 4: Band 1-33 Clubs-100 23 BowI'g 2-41 Chess 2-31 Germ. 3-43 Debafg 2, 4: Acolyte 23 Chemst'y 43 Mission B'ster JAMES R. SULLIVAN Perpt'l Rosary 13 Intr'I Spts 1-2: Clubs -Glee 3-43 Span. 33 Radio 2-43 Camera 31 St. Genes's 2-4 , 3.2, ,,s., . .,, ,,,,, , .,.. ..,. ,r,. . M ,MWMM -31. H ,V , , - - - , 1' , , 1- ,,,,i, 33,y-i, ,-,wi 3, , .1-,w,.333, ,33,W,,3 W- ,- 3 3 -' ,LJ " 1 'wif 12 f'f'w.j. nfq3,,3iii3m'.:s1-iw v,i:'.i.,1',,3,,y'w jg!! 3 3 j: . . . be 'I'he one surviving: ROBERT P. SXVEENEY Perpt'1 Rosary 1, 3, 43 Mission Bouts 33 Basebl 1, 3, 43 Footbl 1, 3, 43 Clubs-100 33 Vars'y 3-43 Ski 1, 3, 43 French FREDERICK A. TADDEO Perpt'1 Rosary 3-43 Intr'l Spts 1-43 Bas- ketbl 1-43 Clubs-Libr'y 33 Camera 23 Vars'y 2-43 Ital'n 2 MARTIN E. THIELE Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Mission B'ster 3-43 Inrr'l Spts 11 Aquinader 4: Clubs-100 33 Spanish 33 Publc'y 3-4 RICHARD D. TIERNEY Perpr'I Rosary 21 Sodality 13 Intr'l Spts 1-43 Mission: Unit 1-23 Bouts 1-33 Foorb'l 1-43 Vars'y Club JOHN D. TOBIN Perpfl Rosary 1-33 Sodaliry 1-23 Mission: Bouts 33 B'ster 3-43 Footbl 3: Basebl 3-43 Clubs-100 23 Glee 31 Radio 13 French 42 Libr'y 2: Mar'n 3: Wh! 4 JOHN T. TRICKEY Perpt'l Rosary 1-43 Sodality IQ Intr'l Spts 1-43 Band 2-43 Mission Bouts 43 Swing- strs 33 Clubs-Glee 3-4: Span. 43 Sci- ence I 133 - '- - ,rig , - RICHARD C. VAN NIEROP Perpr'l Rosary 4: Intr'l Spts 2-3: Clubs- Ifrench 4: St. Luke's Soc. 3 JOHN N. VOLKMAR Perpt'l Rosary 1: Mission B'ster 2-3 JAMES T, VOLZ Perpfl Rosary 1-4: Imr'l Sprs 1-4: Foorbl ll Lirgrl. Chr 4: Mission: Bouts 1-2: B'ster 1-4: Clubs-100 2: Bowl'g 1-2: Biol'y 2: Science 1 FRANCIS C. WACKERLE Perpr'l Rosary 1-4: Inrr'l Sprs 1-2: Italian Club 1-2: Aviation Club 4 DONALD A. WEBER Perpt'l Rosary 1, 4: Aquinader 4: Spanish Club 2-4 JOHN A. WEGMAN Perpfl Rosary 1, 4: Mission: Unit 4: B'ster 1-4: Track 31 Clubs-100 1-3: B0wl'g 3-4: Span. 3: Chemsfy 4: Camera 1: Radio 1-4 ROBERT W. WEISS Perpfl Rosary 2-4: Inrr'1 Sprs 1, 2, 4: Clubs-Bowl'g 3-4: Ski 1 SENIORS OF 1956 JUSTIN J. TUBIOLO Perpfl Rosary 2, 4: Inrr'l Spzs l-4: Litgrl Chr -1: Clubs-Glee 3-4: Bowl'g 1-43 ltal'n 1-Z: Science I1 Biol'y 2: Chems'y 4: Swingsrs 3 JAMES E. TUCKER , Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Sodality l-4: Mission: Unit 5-4: B'srer 2-4: lnrr'l Spzs l-4: Aquinader 4: Clubs-100 1-5: Bowl'g 5- 4: Camera 2: French 4: Biol'y 2: Ad 3-4 LOUIS P. TURPYN Perpfl Rosary 1-4: Spanish Club 5 FRANCIS J. VACANTI Perpfl Rosary 1-Z: Inir'l Sprs 1-4: Bowl'g Club 5-4 JOHN J. VALENTI Perpfl Rosary 1-45 Inrr'l Sprs 1-4: Foorbl l-5: Clubs-Glee 5-41 Ital'n 2-4 RICHARD J. VAN GROL Perpril Rosary 1: Sodaliry 1: Imr'l Spxs I-2 l Wwggnsmmrgm 'fl.E,2-,g'-f"Q'.3.5:'Ig...Qifjz 55, , 134 PAUL L. WELCH Perpfl Rosary 1-41 Sodality 2-31 lntr'l Sprs 1-4: Mission B'srer 3: Ligrgl Chr 4g Clubs-St. Genes's 2: Libr'y 1-4: Chem- sc'v 4 TERENCE L. WHALEN Perpl'l Rosary 1, 2, 41 Intr'l Spts 1-41 Mission B'ster 43 Clubs-Bowl'g 1-4: Ski 51 Ad 4: Germ. 42 Swim'g 21 100 2-3 DAVID A. WHITE RONALD M. WIATER Perpt'l Rosary 1-41 Intr'l Spts 1-21 Mis- sion B'sler 2-5: Band 1: Ski Club 2-3 DONALD WILKENS Perpfl Rosary 1-4: Sodal'y 13 Intr'l Spts l, 2, 41BoWl'g 4 DONALD W. WINFIELIJ Honor R'l 1: Perpl'l Rosary 1-43 Intr'l Spls 1, 2, 41 Foorbl 1-2: Basebl 3-45 Mar'n 81 Whr, Spzs Ed 4: Clubs-100 2-3: Radio 3: Camera 2: Chemsfy 4: Ger- man 4: Science 1 it Triumphanl' over all. N5 135 j. JEREMIAH WITTMAN Perpfl Rosary 1-41 Imr'l Sprs 1-5. Clubs -100 1-51 Ski 2-3 THOMAS L. Vi'OOlJRUIiF Perpt'l Rosary 1-4: Sodality l-21 ln1r'l Spts 1-4: Mission Unit ll B's1er 2-41 Footb'l 1-2: Clubs: 100 2-5: French 2-5: Libr'y 5-42 Ski 4 ROBERT j. XVYNNE Perpfl Rosary 1, 2, -1: lntr'l Sprs I-4: Bowl'g Club 3-4 ROBERT B. YEOMAN Inrr'l Sprs 1: Fooibl 1, 2, -1: Track 2-3: Vars'y Club 5-4 JOHN S. ZEPPETELLA Perpfl Rosary 1: Intr'l Spts 1: ltalian Club 1-5 RONALD H. ZLOTNIK St. Thomas 1: Honor R'l 2-3: Perpfl Ros- ary l-4g Sodal'y 2-41 Studi Cncl 2-4 CSec.J: Mission: Unit 5-42 B'srer 1-51 Intr'l Spts 1-4: Baskibl 1-2: Mar'n 84 Whm 3: Clubs-Sci. 1: St. Genesis 5--11 Oratrcls 1-4 WILLIAM' L. ZWEIGLE Perpt'l Rosary l, 4, Honor R'l 11 Mission B'srer 51 Track 2-3: Band 1-4: Clubs- Bowl'g 41 Ad 2-3 5-12 -W W, I .ii, .2 75552 a F ,ag S! " 1:? Aijgxbfff 'imma I!f!l"'g , nl AM- 4 9 bf , f Su A ' "'5"W,4'?' 15'-Q .fu f I I l I xy Y 5 if ll ,avi-I .117 4 M X ,J xi n I , 4 Q ' my m 5 'Wi NH 'Q i 11 VI fr 4' ik 1 pf, . fi r I .s L 5 A 2 Xlgpg 'I sm Ay! 54 , , 'HS VT- 'T""" ' 1' 1' , f 5,,.15fr'5r ,YB 4? .na- "1 , , s . , . ,291 gn . A , 1 fn, A kv Sf r Q 4: :EN ' f fx 639 J, ,A '1 1 I 1 . ?"!!ff",- -Q, - .,-, .,fA..r ' 7 ' x""'-:WMLith-ml'.1. 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CORBETT, RICHARD A. 75 Browncroft Blvd. 9 CORSINO, SALVATORE F. 190 Stone Rd. 16 COSMANO, JAMES A. 378 McNaughton St. 6 COYNE, JAMES M. 192 Inglewood Dr. 19 CREEK, LEON J. 31 Averill Ave. 20 CROSTON, JOHN F. 92 Harwick Rd. 9 DALY, JAMES V. 342 Lakeview Park 13 DAMBRA, MICHAEL R. 12 Julia St. 8 DASCH, ROBERT J. 230 Meadowdale Dr. 11 DAVISON, RAYMOND B. 114 Amsterdam Rd. 10 DE BONIS, DOMINIC J. 110 Merlin St. 13 DECKMAN, PETER A. 268 Genesee Park Blvd. 19 DE FORTE, JAMES S. 189 Delamaine Drive 21 DE HOND, GORDON J. 40 Filon Ave. 9 DE TAEYE, RICHARD L. 111 Bartholf Rd. 16 DE WERT, OWEN T. 24 Mayville Lane 17 140 DIETZ, WILLIAM W. 135 Brookside Dr. 18 DI FABIO, LOUIS C. S9 Locust St. 13 DI NITTO, RAYMOND E. 371 Whitney St. 6 DI PALERMO, ANTHONY R 422 Scio Street 5 DI POALA, JOSEPH A. 1876 Clinton Ave. N. 21 DONLON, MICHAEL T. 810 Thurston Rd. 19 DOUD, ROBERT G. 12 Calihan Pk. 6 DOWNING, LAWRENCE P. 5 Coulton Place 8 DOYLE, WILLIAM P. 80 Myrtle Hill Park 6 ECKERT, RICHARD D. 43 Pershing Dr. 9 ENRIGHT, JOHN F. 819 Goodman St. 20 ENTRESS, ROBERT L. 1016 West Side Dr. 11 ERRIGO, JOSEPH A. 612 Carter St. 21 FALK, TERRANCE A. 117 Laurelton Rd. 9 FERRARI, ANTHONY V. 250 Bronson Ave. 11 FERRIGNO, RAYMOND A. 49 Lozier St. 11 FERRIS, RUSSELL J. 307 Ellicott St. 19 FINCH, DONALD F. 351 Westfield St. 19 FIORICA, ANTHONY 117 Hand St. 5 FORD, PATRICK J. 74 Lapham St. 13 FOWLER, JOHN F. 341 Beach Ave. 12 FREDERICK, ROBERT J. 121 Fairgate St. 6 FUIERER, EDWARD N. 441 Winona Blvd. 17 FUNK, DANIEL J. 3 Bloomingdale St. 21 GAFFNEY, JOHN 15 Ellicott St. 11 GAFFNEY, THOMAS F. 21 Evangeline St. 11 GAISSER, WARREN R. 62 Stanfield Terrace 19 GALLO, RALPH B. 81 Whitney St. 11 GARVEY, MICHAEL R. 570 Hazelwood Terrace 9 GIANVECCHIO, EUGENE P. 190 N. Union St. 5 GLASER, JOHN P. 83 Avenue D 21 GLOSSNER, DAVID C. 128 Grafton Street 21 GORDON, LAWRENCE D. 485 Garson Ave. 9 GORDON, WILLIAM P. 566 Plymouth Ave. S. 8 GRAY, LLOYD E. 180 Anthony St. 19 GRIECO. THOMAS J. 135 Michigan St. 6 GROWNEY, GEORGE M. 115 Fairhaven Rd. 10 GULLEN, MARTIN E. 37 Creekside Lane 18 GULLO, RICHARD A. 138 Earl St. 11 HAFNER, JOSEPH F. 10 Couchman Ave. 17 HAMM, JOHN G. 114 Arrowhead Dr. 11 HANSS, THEODORE A. 39 Westchester Ave. 9 HART, DAVID A. 54 Thorn St. 13 HARTMAN, JOSEPH F. 28 Wellesley St. HEGEDORN, RICHARD A. 353 Troup St. 11 HERBERT, DONALD J. 104 Aragon Ave. 22 HOFFMAN, THOMAS A. 80 Merwin Ave. 9 HOOCK, RICHARD H. 431 Westfield St. 19 HURSH, LAURENCE E. 535 Lyell Ave. 6 HYNES, JAMES W. 47 Ellicott St. 11 IRVIN, WILLIAM J. 6 Stanley St. 8 ISTVAN, ROBERT J. 2 Wheeldon Dr. 16 JANKOWIAK, JOSEPH M. 114 Warsaw Street 21 JONES, J. THOMAS 87 Winfield Rd. 9 JULIANO, ANTHONY J. 57 Phelps Ave. 6 KANE, PETER J. 5 Lapham Street 13 KASEMAN, JAMES R. 809 Post Ave. 19 KEEPER, DAVID R. 286 Princeton Road, Webster KEEGAN, THOMAS J. 57 Laurelton Rd. 9 KEELER, JOHN F. 97 Harper St. 7 KEMP, JOHN J. 31 Nicholson St. 20 KENNERSON, JOHN F. 165 Hedgegarth Dr. 17 KINGSTON, JOHN J. 416 Stutson St. E. 17 KINSKY, EDWIN B. 77 Crawford St. 20 KLIMENT, GEORGE F. 70 Dorbeth Rd. 21 KOHLMEIER, BERNARD W. 12 Chestnut Ridge Rd. 11 KOLB, NORMAN H. 1200 Bay Road, Webster KRAFT, JAMES E. 177 Willis Ave. 16 KRAMER, JAMES W. 560 Magee Ave. 13 KRESS, JOSEPH D. 100 Ramona Park 13 KROLAK, RONALD J. 111 Gothic St. 21 KUHMAN, DONALD E. 24 Glasser St. 6 KUHN, WILLIAM J. 26 Weyl St. 21 KUJAWA, WARREN P. 10 Lighthouse Beach Rd., Hilton LA COUR, THOMAS A. 1225 Union St., Hilton LA CROSSE, WILLIAM R. 629 Emerson St. 13 LA MURAGLIA, FRANCIS V. 637 Portland Ave. 21 LANDRY, ROBERT P. 361 Rosewood Terr. 9 Senior Z7 kwin y LANE, PHILIP M. 5 Grant St. 5 LATUS, GERARD M. 149 Yorkshire Rd. 9 LAUDADIO, ALBERT T. 237 Mohawk St. 21 LEICHT, DAVID W. 111 Hurstbourne Rd. 9 LEONARD, PETER D. 63 Chadwell Rd. 9 LERSCH, PETER G. 19 Arnold Pk. 7 LETTAU, HERBERT G. 403 Raines Pk. 13 LETTAU, Leonard A. 163 Grafton St. 21 LEWIS, EDMUND E. 1739 Long Pond Rd. 6 LIMNER, THOMAS E. 41 Girton Place 7 LIOI, JOHN L. 217 Wellington Ave. 11 LOGAN, PAUL A. 83 Hempel St. 5 LONG, R. JAMES 2425 Norton St. 9 LOURETTE, WILLIAM G. 42 Dalston Rd. 16 LOWENGUTH, R.-BRUCE 350 Birr St. 13 LUM, EDWARD J. 238 Flower City Park 13 LUM, RICHARD M. 62 Menard Dr. 16 LUPIANI, FRANCIS E. 162 Kent St. 6 LYND, PETER R. 55 Harlem St. 7 LYONS, JOHN D. 759 Arnett Blvd. 19 MACCIO, DONALD J. 40 Alberta St. 11 MADIGAN, ARNOLD R. 225 Akron St. 9 MAKELY, RONALD J. 236 Plymouth Ave. S. 8 MARASCO, FREDERICK S. 143 Davis St. 5 MARCONI, LAWRENCE E. 278 Tremont St. 8 MARKS, HUGH R. 2631 Oakview Dr. 17 MARTELL, ROBERT L. 77 Corona Rd. 13 MARTIN, FRANCIS C. 477 Spencer Rd. 9 MARTIN, PETER A. 2846 Ridge Road W. 13 MAY, VINCENT E. 260 Berlin St. 21 McCABE, DONALD L. 215 Klein St. 21 McCLUSKY, ROGER J. 9 Bobrich Dr. 10 MCDERMOTT, JOHN M. 404 Driving Park Ave. 13 MCDERMOTT, THOMAS A. 73 Edgemere Dr. 12 McDONALD, ROBERT W. 250 Latona Rd. 13 MCGUIRE, ROBERT F. 199 -Bellehurst Dr. 17 MCGWIN, WILLIAM P. 279 Bernice St. 15 MCHUGH, GERARD M. 235 Parsells Ave. 9 MCLAUGHLIN, CHARLES J. 19 Virginia Ave. 19 141 MCLAUGHLIN, JAMES A. 122 Barton St. 11 MCMAHON, JOHN F. 60 Adrian St. 13 MCMAHON, THOMAS M. 145 Hobart St. 11 MCMULLEN, WILLIAM 331 Carling Rd. 10 MEAGHER, CHARLES R. 38 Austin St. 6 MELANSON, JOSEPH F. 336 Stonewood Ave. 16 MEL1, BRUCE J. 575 Dewey Ave. 13 MENZ, FRANCIS W. 122 Waring Road 9 METZGER, DONALD H. 254 Pinnacle Road 20 MIALE, RICHARD A. 165 Edgeland St. 9 MICHALOWSKI, DANIEL R 82 Kosciusko St. 21 MILLER, ARTHUR C. 434 Remington St. 21 MILLER, GEORGE R. 5121 W. Henrietta Rd., W. Henrietta MILLER, RAYMOND B. 64 Seager St. 20 MILLER, RICHARD A. 119 Thomas St. 21 MILONNI, GABRIEL J. 283 Troup St. 8 MONTEBELLA, ERNEST S. 338 Tremont St. 8 MOONEY, EDWARD J. 45 Alford St. 9 MOONEY, JAMES I. 171 Chili Ave. 11 MOORE, JAMES A. 82 Merchants Rd. 9 MORLEY, JOHN R. 82 Rugby Ave. 11 MUMBACH, G. PETER 57 Northfield Rd. 17 MUOIO, WILLIAM A. 103 Ontario St. 5 MURA, A. RAYMOND 55 Burlington Ave. 19 MURA, PAUL E. 3236 Culver Road MURPHY, DONALD 122 W. Parkway 16 MURRAY, JAMES D. 305 Pullman Ave. 15 MURRAY, THOMAS 350 Flower City Park 13 MYERS, MICHAEL 34 Starling Street 13 MYERS, THOMAS P. 560 List Ave. 17 NEARY, TERENCE K. 60 Rachelle St. 12 NELSON, GARY M. 235 Brooks Ave. 11 NICOLAY, THOMAS W. 1069 Clinton Ave. S. 20 NORTON, LAWRENCE E. 246 Estall Rd. 16 NUGENT, JOHN I. 95 Lozier St. 11 O'BRIEN, E. BARRY 50 Cottage St. 8 O'BRIEN, DANIEL E. 83 Chelmsford Rd. 18 O'CONNOR, LEONARD N. 278 Laurelton Rd. 9 O'DONAGHUE. J. PATRICK 59 Shoreham Dr. O'LOUGHLIN, ROBERT F. 116 First St. 17 O'RlELLY, JAMES D. 35 Kingsboro Rd. 19 O'SULLIVAN, BERNARD J. 16 Electric Ave. 13 OTERO, RAYMOND B. 4158 Ridge Rd. W. 13 PARRINELLO, JOHN F. 18 Villa St. 6 PAVIA, PETER F. 945 Ambrose St. 6 PAVONE, SERAFINO A. 85 Vayo St. 9 PERROTTA, MICHAEL 224 Davis St. 5 PE'I'I'IS, ROGER W. 74 Melville St. 9 PICCOLO, DONALD Jr 607 Emerson St. 13 PICKENS, JOHN F. 3314 Latta RCI. 12 PIETROPAOLI, PATRICK J 151 Scottsville Rd. 11 POLITO, WILLIAM P. 167 Turpin St. 21 POLIZZI, JOSEPH A. 82 Yorkshire Rd. 9 PRESUTTI, NICHOLAS B. 21 Gilbert Dr. 9 PRINZING, RICHARD F. 1210 Ridge Rd., Webster PRIZZI, NICHOLAS A. 225 Wimbledon Rd. 17 PRZYBYLA, VINCENT S. 806 Norton St. 21 PULVINO, LOUIS J. 122 Woodward St. 5 QUAMINA, BENJAMIN A. 325 Tremont St. 8 QUIGLEY, GERARD J. 37 Thorndale Terrace 11 QUINLAN, BERNARD J. 89 Bradburn St. 11 REBIS, SAMUEL J. 80 Miller St. REEDER, RICHARD D. 15 Warsaw St. 21 REHBERG, BERNARD E. 506 Remington St. 21 REIF, JOHN T. . 32 Ridge Rd. W. 13 REIN, ROBERT P. 31 Ries St. 11 REIS, FREDERICK E. 334 Hague St. 11 RENNIE, GEORGE B. 617 Broadway St. 7 RIBAUDO, PETER J. 140 McNaughton St. 6 RICHARDS, MICHAEL A. 166 Sunset St. 6 RILEY, THOMAS P. 232 Seneca Pkwy. 13 RIVELLINO, ALFONSO L. 42 ward Street 5 RIVERS, C. FRANKLIN 125 .Randolph St. 21 RIVOLI, SALVATORE 313 Orchard Park Blvd. 9 ROBINSON, PAUL R. 229 Clay Ave. 13 Sm br Directv y ROCCO, M. KENNETH 105 Cummin s St 9 g . RODENHOUSE, GERALD R. 42 Hoff St. 21 ROTH, LAWRENCE E. 122 Ridgemont Dr. 13 ROTH, WILLIAM M. 25 Alford St. 9 RUSCIO, SAMUEL T. 344 Ames St. 11 RUSSELL, RICHARD R. 62 Dunsmere Dr. 16 ST. PIERRE, ANTHONY G. 1634 Norton St. 9 SALES, FRANCIS R. 1828 Stone Rd. 13 SANTUCCI, EUGENE E. 1013 Five-Mile Line Road SAPERE, FRANCIS L. 410 Tarrington Rd. 9 SCHAEFER, WILLIAM J. 251 Magee Ave. 13 SCHALK, JOHN E. 130 Newcastle Rd. 10 SCHEIBLE, WAYNE G. 223 Arlidge Dr. 16 SCHLUETER, WILLIAM E. 245 Rugby Ave. 11 SCHNETZER, GEORGE W. 77 Hermitage Rd. 17 SCHRADER, ANTHONY F. 265 Magee Ave. 13 SCHROEDER, ALLAN G. 21 Fairlea Dr. 9 SCHROTH, NORBERT H. 86 Holworthy St. 6 SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM G. 37 Inglewood Dr. 19 SCIPIONI, JOSEPH J. 4629 Lake Ave. 12 SEELMAN, WILLIAM E. 64 Sheraton Drive 16 SEMPLE, S. JAMES 511 Magee Ave. 13 SHAUGHNESSY, JOHN F. 154 Arbordale Ave. 10 SHEA, JEROME M. 295 Colebrook Dr. 17 SHWAMLE, NORMAN R. 45 Grafton St. 21 SIMMS, DAVID M. 74 Lattimore Rd. 20 SKELLY, J. PAUL 679 Woodbine Ave. 11 SKUSE, J. FRANCIS 421 Rocket St. 9 SLADE, RICHARD E. 111 Parkdale Terrace 13 SLAUCENBURG, ROBERT L. 37 Bellwood Place 9 SMITH, CHARLES E. 164 Willowbrook Rd. 16 SMITH, JOHN L. 166 Steko Ave. 15 SMYLES, JOSEPH S. 308 Magnolia St. 11 SPITZ, JOHN H. 199 Ries St. 11 STANIN, ROBERT P. 143 Desmond Rd., Greece STIFTER, ROBERT C. 99 Avery St. 6 142 STOPANI, DAVID F. 514 McCall Rd. 16 STREB, ROGER G. 200 Grafton St. 21 SULLIVAN, JAMES R. 595 Birr St. I3 SWEENEY, ROBERT P, 947 Meigs St. 20 TADDEO, FREDERICK A. 76 Danbury Cir. 18 THIELE, MARTIN E. 41 Rosalind St. 19 TIERNEY, RICHARD D. 47 Pinnacle Rd. 20 TOBIN, JOHN D. 26 Penhurst St. 19 TRICKEY, JOHN T. 346 Winton Rd. 10 TUBIOLO, JUSTIN J. 310 North Union St. 5 TUCKER, JAMES E. 459 Brookview Dr. 17 TURPYN, LOUIS P. 201 Spencerport Rd. 6 VACANTI, FRANCIS J. 995 Garson Ave. 9 VALENTI, JOHN J. 133 Fairgate St. 6 VAN GROL, RICHARD 1 Babbitt Place 8 VAN NIEROP, RICHARD 234 Roxborough Rd. 11 VOLKMAR, JOHN N. 18 Barker St. 11 vOLz, JAMES T. 119 Flower St. 21 WACKERLE, FRANCIS C. 793 Merchants Rd. 9 WEBER, DONALD A. 423 Culver Parkway 9 WEGMAN, JOHN A. 4057 St. Paul Blvd. 17 WEISS, ROBERT W. 11 Lakewood Dr. 16 WELCH, PAUL L. 48 Marsh St. 11 WHALEN, TERENCE L. 379 Pinecrest Dr. 17 WHITE, DAVID A. 163 Mulberry St. 20 WIATER, RONALD M. 501 Hudson Ave. 21 WILKENS, DONALD J. 94 Falmouth St., Greece WINFIELD, DONALD W. 36 Berwick Rd. 9 WITTMAN, JOHN J. 27 Apollo Dr. 13 WOODRUFF, THOMAS L 208 Warwick Ave. 11 XVYNNE, ROBERT 209 Roslyn St. 11 YEOMAN, ROBERT B. 510 Augustine St. 13 ZEPPETELLA, JOHN S. 1569 Buffalo Rd. 11 ZLOTNIK, RONALD H. 77 LeGran Rd. 17 ZWEIGLE, WILLIAM L. 199 Farmington Rd. 9 ?ric14ds of Aquinas Mos+ Rev. 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