Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1958 volume:

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And as Thy Eternal Truth didst become flesh and dwell amongst us, So may that same truth become action in all Thy students, That they may think the things that are right, And under Thy merciful quidance perform the same. Through Christ Our Lord. Amen MMM Rhi N York THE BASILIAN FATHERS 5 5,1 CWA! f .SZ AJ. EDICATION l i 'F 1 ! 52' 1 N M I I Q' 4 Early last Autumn, the people of the Dio- cese of Rochester honored their Bishop as he celebrated a most memorable occasion, the Silver Anniversary of his Episcopal Con- secration as a Bishop. At the same time we celebrated another joyous event, his Golden Anniversary as a priest. Twenty years ago, James E. Kearney was appointed Bishop of Rochester. Immediately after his arrival, he began to spread the word of Christ to his people. He built schools on the elementary, secondary and college levels. Following the command of Christ to teach the word of God to all, our Bishop has accomplished what was once regarded a dream. Through his sacrifice and efforts, Rochester has become an example to the Catholic world. And so, in sincere appreciation of his work here in Rochester, in gratitude for his sacrifices for his people, and as a tribute to his many accomplishments, we, the students of Aquinas Institute, dedicate our 1958 Arete to James E. Kearney, Bishop of Rochester. 4 In the Spring of 1953, His Holiness Pope Pius XII appointed the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Lawrence B. Casey Titular Bishop of Cea and Auxiliary to the Bishop of Rochester. This was a fitting honor to be bestowed on a man who has served his Creator so faithfully. Ordained a priest in june 1930, he was soon appointed Vice-Chancel- lor. For a number of years he also acted as secretary first to Archbishop Mooney, and later to Bishop Kearney. The title of Right Reverend Mon- signor was conferred on him in 1947 when he was raised to the rank of Domestic Prelate. The year 1953 found him rector of Sacred Heart Ca- thedral. The following year he was consecrated Auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese of Rochester to aid Bishop Kearney in carrying out Christ's commandg "Go ye therefore and teach ye all nations." Since this time, we the people of Rochester have grown to realize the great honor given to us when Bishop Casey was appointed to this position, Upon entering Aquinas last September the students sensed a strange emptiness about the school. The school was as it had been except for one very outstanding feature. Sister Stella was no longer at Aquinas. Ever since Aquinas first opened its doors, Sister Stella has been a part of Aquinas. Our fathers remember her for she taught many of them. Sister did everything she could for Aquinas, she never ceased praying for her students. Spirit in Sister Stella's boys was always high as was proven every year when her homeroom gained honors. She never came to a football game or ever saw one of our basketball teams in action. Yet, she did more for them than anyone-she prayed for them. She prayed that they might have good weather and never suffer injuries but never for victory for that was God's choice. In grateful acknowledgement of all you have meant to Aquinas, we wish to pay tribute to you, Sister M. Stella, R.S.M. W1 'fm A552 ,1Asswr L.'L '5 M, kwxnmwxiq uxnuunQ g5a3 5Y!'A"ABVs I ,LN 4 f 9, 1 M, ' A 55 ' x 4 22 X Ni? 3.5 ,ig 5: M XL TS 'lk ADMINISTRATION Us. i , 8 The immedia+e and 'Fundamen1'al func+ion of The Adminis1'ra+ion of Aquinas is To 'Frame and execufe The essenfial elemenfs of The S'ruden+ Body's eclucafion. From insfrucfional acfivifies, The s'ru- deni' receives The principles Thaf are To guide him in his spirifual, culfural and economic life-principles Thai' are True from e+erni1'y, applicable To man in all ages, yei' presenfed in a manner adapled for our age. To This end, The officers and facul+y are avowedly dedicafed. 9 CONTENTS OF THIS SECTION PRINCIPAL p. I0 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS p. II FACULTY pp. I2-Is THE VERY REVEREND ERNEST P. MAGEE, C.S.B. Principal My Dear Seniors: His Holiness, Pope Pius XI, has said that "Christian education is to cooperate with divine grace in forming the true and perfect Christian . . . For precisely this reason, Christian education takes in the whole aggregate of human life . . . in order to elevate, regulate, and perfect it, in accordance with the example and teaching of Christ." Your yearbook is the record of the four years you have spent here pursuing these goals, spiritual, academic, and athletic. More than a record, however, your Arete is a symbol of your life here for "arete" means that unity of virtue of mind and body to which the complete man of every age must aspire. That has been and must be your goal. IO FR. LEON G. HART, C.S.B. FR. JOHN T. CHERRY, C.S.B. FR. RAYMOND L. PRINCE, C.S.B. Vice-Principal Director of Discipline Counselor for Scholastic Improvement OUR ADMINISTRATIVE - OFFICERS as Q-. FR. viNceNT E. ECKERT, c.s.s. "Mv,,,, Treasurer 'WUI' FR. JOSEPH J. ABEND, C.S.B. Counselor 'for Academic and Vocational Guidance FR. PETER J. ETLINGER, C.S.B. Counselor for Academic and Vocaiional Guidance Il FR. CYRIL F. CARTER, C.S.B. FR. CHARLES P. DONOVAN, C.S.B. FR. VINCENT J. FULLERTON, C.S.B Maihematics Mathematics Spanish FR. JOHN C. SPRATT. C.S.B. FR. CYRIL D. UDALL, C.S.B. Physical Educaiion Music FACULTY FR- JOHN R- WHITLEY. C-S-il FR. JOHN M. WILSON. C.S.B. Librarian Chemigtry Christian Doctrine Mathgmatics English 12 MR. ALLEN J, GENCA, C.S.B. SR. M. MONICA, R.S.M. MR. LOUIS D. BASILE Science English Physical Education l Health MR. FEUX F. HART MR. WILLIAM F. McCARTHY R ' Business egistrar English MR. JOSEPH S. REPKO MISS SARA R. MALONE MRS. ROSE ANN ROSICA Hisiory Typing Spanish French 'I3 Mr, Dennis K, Murphy Miss Frances Heaney, PHN Mrs. Irene Karp English OUR SERVICE STAFFS Scliool Nurse Treasurer's Office Mrs. Helen Masseih Mrs. Eleanor Warner Mr. Carl Zimmer Treasurer's Office Records' Office Custodian Mrs. Pakricia Yeager Mission Olzlice 14 c A F E 'I' E R I A THE LADIES OF. THE CAFETERIA-Myrtle Kellman, Marla Meal, Helen Campbell, Blanche The Fathers enjoying their noon meal. Lyrless Lllilan Winn In the Facuity Dining Room Marta Maar waits on Sr Hlldegarde. ix ii. Q5 'wh I a Lf vb 4 . 1 Q 0 V R Q 2 L 1 1 M 5 X 59? 1 , '-YQ. Q E :"k . 'D xx, 'QW 5-Q a F 5 'Uni -11' f xx i Q, 'TP wr fam? A iff ag? gg f f fr i,s'93 fig fffffyff am' K ,Q-, E - i A K s 'ff' 1-fifsii , sv X 'If s sizfi , .Eu is . K ffl gi ww gf, I x Y I KE f QY, .X 4 fff, R 5 P L' 4 gg. f 1 ' f F 2 sf? 'f' f QP iii ff fufifiim P220 Qs 'r ,xii I ' ' 51' ' if I . 5 .L Q. I x at 5 K iff ,H I - f an ,Q 'f Si . ,.V,. ' Q A QE? - if? ' " 9 , A , L, M W 5 ' R A 4 5 Q 55 Zag!! ,Q ' 4 af 'FP 6 , ,v 1 2 6 be Q 5 4 W W 9. El, 3 FR. MICHAEL B. BIONDI, C.S.B. FR. EDMUND E. BURNS, C.S.B. FR, PETER J. ETLINGER, C.S.B. Homeroom 321 Homeroom 319 Homeroom 314 Christian Doctrine, italian. Christian Doctrine, Mathematics, Latin. Christian Doctrine, History. s FR. ANTHONY P. LOCOCO, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine, Latin. FR. JOSEPH A. O'REILLY, C.S.B. Homeroom 320 Christian Doctrine, Business. ALMA Thou, place ot rev'rie, praise we and uphold thee: ln retrospection we see thy intention: Always to strive tor that which we were made tor: Aquinas, evermore. I8 SENIDR GLASS HOMERDOM MODERATURS MICHAEL J. ACKROYD Our Lady of Mercy Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Band 2: Sideline Club 4, MATER THOMAS P. ALEO Holy Rosary Sodality li Missi nit 1- Stu- , l sawjlww' WMWW new Dear Alma Mater, may you in all hours Be the ou+s+anding, be the one commanding: And of fhose striving, be 'rl1e one surviving, Triumplianl' over all. GLASS of 1958 MICHAEL J. ANTKOVIAK St. Margaret Mary Band I lLibrarianl 2-4: Swingsters 4: Spanish Club 4, 19 i RONALD J. ALLMAN St. Tl1eresa's Perpetual Rosary l-47 Mission Bouts 3, 4: Clubs: Latin 4: Bowl- ing 3, 4. ANTHONY J. ANDREANO St. Boniface Perpetual Rosary 'l-4: Mission Unit lg Football 1-4: Track 2-4: Mission Bouts 2, 45 Varsity Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4. RICHARD G. AUSTIN St. Thomas Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit 3, 4: Baslcetball I-3: Varsity Club 4: Arete 4: Aquinader 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Sidelines 4. LOUIS A. BACCHETTA Most Precious Blood Band I-3: Swingsters I-3: Clubs: Italian I: Chemistry 4, RONALD J. BARTOSZEWICZ Christ the King Honor Roll I: Perpetual Rosary I-3: Soclality I: Sidelines Club 4. ROBERT V. BATES St. Margaret Mary Perpetual Rosary I-4: Baseball 3, 4: Football I-4: Varsity Club 4: Spanish Club 4. FRANK J. BAUER Holy Family Honor Roll 2: Perpetual Rosary 4: Clubs: Library 3, 4: Chemistry 4. MICHAEL J. BANSBACH Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosa ry I -4. DONALD E. BENWITZ St. Helen Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Glee Club 2-4: Library Club 4. ROBERT J. BISBANO St, Ambrose Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit I: Football I-3: Track I-4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Italian Club 3, 4. JAMES D. BLACKBURN Our Lady of Perpetual Help Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Clubs: St, Genesius 2-4: Biology 1, 2: A . Sta e Committee 2-4: Chem- fl 9 istry 4. SENIORS DANIEL M. BARBER St. Theodore Honor Roll I: Clubs: Biology I-3 Greek 4. ee i. .. ROBERT W. BOYKIN St. John St. Thomas Club I-4: Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Maroon 81 White 3. 4: Clubs: Debating I: Acolyte 3. 4lPres.l: French 2-4lPres.l: Library 2-4-lVice-Pres.I: Latin 4 lPres.l: Greek 4, GERALD R. BROWN Holy Family Perpetual Rosary 2, 3: Glee Club 3. 4. JAMES B. BROWN Holy Family Perpetual Rosary I -4. WILLIAM C. BUTLER Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary 3. 4: Football Ii Maroon and White 4: Clubs: Stamp 2: Chemistry 4: Radio 3. JAMES W. BRASCH St. Charles Borromeo Perpetual Rosary I-41 Basketball I: Glee Club 2: Bowling I-4 lPres.l: Library Club 4. lrlfit I homes I GI 4 Cu Perpetu Ros ry I, , 4: ee Club , 1 St. Genesius 4: Bowling ' altstime AI. THOMAS J. CAMILLACI St. John Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Mission Unit 3: Mission Bouts I-4: Bas- ketball lg Sidelines Club 4lPres.I, ' I l ILLI M J. Holy Band I-4lDrum Spanish 4: I958 DOUGLAS W. BRISTOL Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary 4: Acolyte Club 2: Band I-4lVice-Pres. 37 Pres. 4lg Swingsters 2-47 Chemistry Club 4. JOHN P. CASELLA Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary 3: Clubs: Latin 4: Chemistry 4lTreas.l. PAUL CASPER Holy Family Perpetual Rosary 2-4: St. Gene- sius Club 2-4. ROBERT J. COCO St. Theodore Perpetual Rosary I-4: Band I: St. Genesius Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Italian Club 3, 4. FRANCIS J. COLOSIMO Corpus Christi Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Bouts I-4: Swimming Team I-3: ,05"'7"""' 24 THOMAS D. COMETA Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary I-4: Band lSwingstersl 2: Glee Club IAC- companistsl 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4. MICHAEL P. CERRETTO St. Helen Perpetual Rosary I-4: Sodality 4: Clubs: Library 4: French 4. RICHARD T. COMSTOCK Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary I, 4: Maroon 84 White 4: Football I: Base- ball 3, 4. JERRY R. CONDON St. Augustine Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit 3: Football I. EDWARD L. COOK Holy Rosary Honor Roll I: Perpetual Rosary I-4: Track 2-4: Mission Bouts 2: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Sidelines 4. SENIORS WILLIAM J. CLAUS Our Lady of Good Counsel Honor Roll I: Perpetual Rosary I, 2, 4: Freshman Football: Ma- roon 8rWhite 4lAss't Ecl.l: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Library 3, 4: Radio I: St. Luke's Society I. WILLIAM J. CRANDALL St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4IPres.I: Maroon and White 3, 4: Band I, 2: Football I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: Track Team 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. HARRY E. DEAN Holy Ghost Mission Unit I: Mission Bouts I: Bowling 3. KENT T. De-HOND St, Salome Perpetual Rosary I, 2: Aquinader 4: Arete 4ILiterary editorly Ma- roon 8c White 2, 3: Oratoricals 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Library 2, 3, 41 Debating I, 2, 3ltreas.I, 4Ipres.I. RONALD J. DELAUS St. Anthony of Padua Perpetual Rosary I-4: Clubs: Sci- ence I: St. Lulce 2: Chemistry 4. FRANK S. DeLUClA Church of the Annunciation Perpetual Rosary I-4: Arete 4: Stage Committee 2, 3, 4: Clubs: St. Genesius I-4: Stamp I: Halt- time I: Latin 4: Chemistry 4, DARUS P. DeCOOK DONALD R DEGUS St. Monica St Charles Borromeo Perpetual Rosary 3. 4: Glee Club sion U it Band I 4 Drum 4: Safety Patrol 1-4, Major Swingsters I 4 Conduct ROBERT L. DeNOTO Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Perpetual Rosary I, 2: Mission Bouts 2, 3. GENE E. DePREZ Our Lady of Good Counsel Perpetual Rosary 4: Assembly committee 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Glee Club 2, 3: St, Genesius I, 2 Ivice-pres.l, 3, 4: St. Lulce li Camera 2: Art 3, 4: Chemistry 4. JOSEPH A. DeROSA Holy Redeemer Perpetual Rosary 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Arete 4: Football I: Clubs: Italian 2: Radio 4: Chemistry 4. 1958 Perpetual Rosary 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball I, 2, 3: Chemistry Clu DAVID S. DERTINGER St. Thomas b4. WILLIAM L. DeRYCKE Sacred Heart Per etual Rosar I4' Clubs: P Y ' i Astronomy: Cardinal Newman 2 3, 4: Chemistry 4: Latin 4: Ra: dio I. FRANCIS A. DiPROSA St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary 4: Band l, 2: Clubs: Italian 2, 3: Sidelines 4. JOHN G. DOBLE Our Lady of Perpetual Help Perpetual Rosary I-4: Sodality I: Football 4: Swimming 2: Traclc 3: Mission Bouts 2, 3: Aquinader 4: Maroon 81 White 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Glee Club 2, 4. PETER G. DONNELLY St. Thomas Perpetual Rosary I-4: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4: Football I-4: Track I-4: Mission Bouts I, 3, 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Varsity 4. ROBERT J. DeVITO Holy Apostles Honor Roll I: Perpetual Rosary I-4: Publicity Statf 2: Maroon 8: White 2, 3, 4: Arete 2, 3: Foot- ball I: Clubs: Astronomy 4: Cam- era 2lPres.l: Chemistry 4: French 3. JOHN F. DUGGAN St. John the Evangelist, Spencerport Soclality 2, 3, 4: Mission Unit l: Band I-4: Clubs: Stamp I: Swing- sters 2, 3. JOHN C. DUNPHY St. John the Evangelist, Spencerport Perpetual Rosary I, 2: Clubs: Cyardinal Newman 2, 3, 4: Span- is 4. ROBERT J. EDWARDS St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary I-4: Clubs: Glee Club 3: Golf 3, 4. SENIORS I FRANCIS L. DiMARTINO St. Philip Band I-4 lPublicity Directorl Swingsters 2, 3, 4. JAMES H. EGGLESTON Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary 4: Maroon 8: White 3: Track team 2, 3, 4 Mission Bouts 2: Varsity Club 4: Publicity Stati 4: Band l, 2: Span- ish Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. EDWARD P. EHMANN Holy Family Perpetual Rosary 3, 4. CHARLES R. EICHAS St., John, Spencerport Perpetual Rosary I, 2, 3, 4. WALTER C. EISENBERG Holy Rosary St. Thomas Club l: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Perpetual Rosary, l-4: Sodality l-4: Maroon Sc White 3: Arete Staff 4lEditor-in-Chiefl: Clubs: Physics 3: Library 4: Chemistry 4: Math 4. TERENCE B. ENRIGHT St. Boniface Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Football T-4: Track Team l. 2: Golf Team 3: Mission Bouts 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Ski l: Spanish 2: Glee Club 4. GERARD F. EH MANN St. Boniface Glee Club 4: Spanish Club 4. RICHARD D. ERBLAND St. Cecilia Perpetual Rosary 2, 3: Track Team l: Mission Bouts I: Clubs: French 2: Library 4. EUGENE M. FEMIANO St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary T-4: Mission Unit 1: Varsity Football 4: Swim- ming Team 2: Italian Club 2, KERRY D. FINGER Most Precious Blood Honor Roll l: Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Football T. 3, 4: Mission Bouts I-4: Track Team 3, 4: Ma- roon Xi White 3, 4: Clubs: Var- sity 4lTreas.l: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Library 4: Physics 4: Glee Club 2. 1958 Perpetual Rosary l-4: Sodality T: Basketball 2: Mission Bouts 3: JAMES R. EH RSTEI N St. Andrew St. Thomas Club I-4: Perpetual Rosary i, 4: Marobn 8: White 4: Clubs: Acolyte l: Debating 2. 3, 4: Library 4: Chemistry 4: German' 4: Greek 4: Sideline 4, THOMAS M. FISCHER Mother of Sorrows Perpetual Rosary 2, 3, 4: Chem- istry Club 4. THOMAS P. FLANIGAN St. Boniface Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Football 1: Track Team 1, 2: Golf Team 3: Mission Bouts 1, 2: Ski Club 2: St. Luke Society 2. BRUCE R. FREDERICKS St. Thomas Perpetual Rosary 1-4: French Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID M, GALBO Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary 2, 32 MiSSi0f1 Bouts 1, 2. DONALD R. GEORGE Blessed Sacrament Perpetual Rosary 1: Clubs: Chem- istry 4: Chess 1, 2, 3, 4: German 4: Library 4: Mathematics 4. MICHAEL R. FLYNN Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Football 1-4: Track Team 1-4: Mission Bouts 2, 3, 4: Maroon X1 White 4: Clubs: Varsity 3, 4lPres.l: ,Chess 2: Glee Club 4, ROBERT J. GERGER St. Stanislaus Perpetual Rosary 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Library 4. ROGER P. GILDER St. Peter 8: Paul Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 2: Football 2. ROBERT J. GMELIN St. Thomas Perpetual Rosary 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 1-4: Varsity 4. SENIDRS GERARD W. FRANK Sacred Heart St. Thomas Club 1-4: Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Sodality 1-4: Mission Unit 2: Maroon 81 White 1, 3, 4lLit, Ecl.l: Bowling 4: Clubs: German 4: Chess 1, 3, 4: De- bating 1-4lSec'yl: Sideline 4: St. Luke 1, 2: Chemistry 4: Library 3, 4: Halttime 1: Acolyte 1-4, JOHN W. GRASTORF St. James Football I, 2: Safety Patrol 3, 4ICapt.l: Clubs: Spanish 4: Li- brary 2, 4. JAMES F. GRISWOLD Holy Apostles St. Thomas Club I-3: Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Student Council I: Standard-bearer 4: Clubs: Chem- istry 4: German 4. JAMES A. HAHN St. Andrew Perpetual Rosary I-4: Arete 4 IPhoto Ed.l: Glee Club 2: Bowl- ing 2. 4. DONALD C. HALSEY St. Monica Perpetual Rosary 4: Safety Pa- trol 3, 4: Clubs: Chemistry 3, 4: Library 4: Bowling 3, 4. ROBERT C. HARGARTHER St. James Perpetual Rosary I, 4: Mission Bouts I-3: Maroon and White 3, 4: Aquinader 4: Oratoricals I-3: Sidelines Club 4, PHILIP M. GRUTTADAURIA WILLIAM F GUERINOT Holy Rosary St. Theodore Perpetual Rosary I-4: Football I, Honor Roll I: Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Track 4: J, V. Baseball I: I-4: Football Mission Bouts 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Band I. WILLIAM R. HARTMAN Our Lady of Mercy Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: French Club 3, 4. JOHN P. HERRMANN St, Thomas Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit I: Football I: Slci Club 2, 4: St. C-enesius Club I-4IPres.l: Band I-4: Clubs: Camera I Halttime I. W' , I of NORMAN J. HOFFMAN Holy Family Perpetual Rosary I-4: Maroon and White 3, 4: Aquinader 4: Glee Club 2: Clubs: Spanish 4: Library 2, 4: Bowling 3: Stamp Club I: Sidelines 4. 58 I9 1 Nav MARK F. HOLIHAN JAMES D. HOLLAND St. Augustine Immaculate Conception Perpetual Rosary 1, 2, 3: Foot- Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Publi- ball 1, 2, 3: Track Team 2, 3: city Statl: 4. Glee Club 4. WILLIAM J. HOWARD Holy Apostles St, Thomas Club 1: Honor 'Roll 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Mis- sion Unit 4lSec'y-Treas.l: Base- ball 1-4: Basketball 2: Aquinader 4: Clubs: Varsity 2, 3, 4: Side- line 4: Chemistry 4. gwafufz-4, DENNIS M. HYATT Mother of Sorrows Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Football 1: Swimming Team 2: Track Team 1, 2: Clubs: Bowling 1-4lTreas.l: Library 4: Stamp 1: Sideline 4: St. Genesius 1. F CIS B. IACOVANGELO St. Augustine Q rpet al Rosary 1-4: Track Team , Mis n Bouts 3, ratorigils -4: C :. Sideline St. Gene- sius 1- ltalian THOMAS J. HOLOKA St. Andrew Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Basketball 2: Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Glee Club 4: French Club 27 Chemistry Club 4. PAUL R. IMHOF St, Andrew Per etual Rosar 14 Football 1 p y - : . 2: Golf Team 4: Glee Club 3. LEONARD F. KAMP St. John, Spencerport Perpetual Rosary 2, 4: Bowling 4. JOHN E. KELLY St. Monica Perpetual Rosary 1, 2, 4: Mission Unit 1: Basketball 1, 2: Track Team 4: Mission Bouts 4: Arete 4: Maroon 81 White 4: Spanish Club 4: Sideline Club 4. i HENIORS l 28 JOHN R. HONAN- Holy Redeemer Clubs: Debating 2: Biology 1-4 Bowling 4, CHARLES E. KIER Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary I-4: Glee Club 4: Camera Club 2. JOHN S. KING St. John the Evangelist Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Track 4: Mission Bouts 2-4: Maroon and White 2: Sidelines Club 4. SALVATORE A. LaBELLA St. Francis Xavier Perpetual Rosary I-4: Football I: St. Gene-sius Club I-4: Clubs: Radio 3: Halttime I: Stamp I: Chemistry 4: Sideline 4: Camera I: Bowling I. JOSEPH F. LaCAVA Perpetual Rosary I-4: Italian Club 2-4: Bowling League 3, 4. FRANK M. LANZAFAME St. Bridget St. Thomas Club I: Honor Roll 3: Perpetual Rosary I: Band 2-4: IQuartermasterl: Swingsters 2-4: Clubs: Physics 3: Chemistry 4: Italian 2-4. FREDERICK H, KOHLMEIER St. Rita Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Library Club 2-4: Camera Club 2. ANDREW J. LECCESE Sacred Heart' Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit I: Football I, 2: Traclc 4: Clubs: Italian 2-4: Sidelines 4: Bowling 3, 4. THOMAS A. LEDOUX Our Lady of Good Counsel Perpetual Rosary I, 3, 4: Traclc 4: Glee Club 2-4: Clubs: Biology ISec'y Treas.l I: Chemistry 4. WILLIAM J. LEHNER St. Margaret Mary Student Council I: Perpetual Rosary 3:5 Football I, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Band I, 2: French Club 2. 1958 29 ROBERT P. KUHMAN w --, i. .. :. 4. .3 Xi Holy Family Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Football I: Glee Club 2: Bowling 2, 3. DAVID W. LINCOLN St. John the Evangelist, Greece Perpetual Rosary 2, 3, 4: Sodality 2: French Club 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES E. LISSOW St. John, Spencerport Perpetual Rosary l, 2, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Track Team 2: Varsity Club 3, 4. DOUGLAS R. LOWE St. Bridget Perpetual Rosary 4: Library Club 4: Spanish Club 4. ROBERT F. LUCHT Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary l, 2, 3: Bowling 2: Glee Club 2, 4. RAYMOND J. LUM St. Charles Borromeo Perpetual Rosary l-4: Maroon 84 White 4: Golf Team 4: Clubs: Chess 3: Spanish 4: Sideline 4: Bowling I, 4: Glee Club 2. SAMUEL F. LoBlONDO Christ The King Perpetual Rosary 2, 3: Biology Club l, 2, 3lVice Pres.l: ltalian Club 2. 3. DONALD C, MacPHERSON Holy Redeemer Perpetual Rosary I-4: Track Team 3, 4: Maroon 8: White 4lSports Ecl.l: Clubs: German 4: Chem- istry 4: Mathematics 4: Astron- omy 4. MICHAEL. E. MAHAN Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary l-4: Maroon 81 White 4: Clubs: Library 4: Chem- istry 4. JAMES l. MAHER St. Ambrose St. Thomas Club l: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Traclc Team l: Arete 4: Staff 4: Band l-4lVice Pres.l: Swingsters 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4. SENIORS ROBERT A. LONG St. John the Evangelist, Greece Perpetual Rosary 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Safety Patrol 3, 4: Sideline Club 4: Bowling 4. PETER J. MAHLER St. Augustine Perpetual Rosary 2, 4: Maroon 81 White 3, 4: St. Genesius Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. MANCINE St, Ambrose Perpetual Rosary I-4: Clubs Italian 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Chem- istry 4. STEPHEN P. MARTINS Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary I, 2, 4: Foot- ball lMgr,l 2, 3: Football I: Maroon 8: White 4: Mission Bouts I-4: Bowling I, 2: Glee Club 2, ALAN R. MASON St. Helen I-lonor Roll l: Perpetual Rosary I-4: Clubs: Library 3, 4: Bowling 4: Glee Club 2: Chemistry 4. PATRICK W. McCOY Mother of Sorrows Perpetual Rosary I-4: Football I: Baseball 4: Glee Club 4: Bowl- ing 3, 4. RONALD J. MARANG St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary I-4: Sodality I-4: Mission Unit 2, 3, 4lVice- Pres.l: Student Council 4: Foot- ball I: Cheerleader 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Sideline Club 4. JAMES P. McEVOY Good Shepherd, Henrietta Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Sodality 2: Football I: Glee Club 2-4: Clubs: Sidelines 4: Bowling 2, JOHN P. MCGLYNN Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary I-4: Baseball I: Ski Club I: Maroon 8: White 4. JAMES F. McLAUGHLIN St. Augustine Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit I: Football I, 4: Mission Bouts I, 2, 3: Glee Club 2-4. 1958 MICHAEL J. MARCIANO Holy Apostles St. Thomas Club I: Honor Roll 2: Perpetual Rosary 2, 4: Baslcetball 2: Mission Bouts 4: Maroon 81 White 4: German Club 4: Chem- istry Club 4. THOMAS L. MENTUS DENNIS A, MERITT ANTHONY J. METRO ROLLAND R, MICHAEL St. Francis Xavier St. Andrew Sacred Heart Sacred Heart i Perpetual Rosary 1-47 Band 1, 2: Perpetual Rosary 41 Biology Club Perpetual Rosary 1, 2, 41 Mission Perpetual Rosary 1-41 Clubs: Aco Glee Club 4. I-4lSec'yl7 Library Club 41 Unit 17 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Bowl- lyte 3, 4: Library 2, 3, 4: Chess Chemistry Club 4. ing 4. 4: ChSmiS'try 4. ROBERT J. MILLER RICHARD F. MONTROIS Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. John the Evangelist, Greece Honor Roll 17 Perpetual Rosary Perpetual Rosary Ig Bowling 47 Sodality 1. League 3, 4. JOSEPH C. MITRANO WILLIAM R. MORRIS St. Anthony of Padua Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary I-4: Soclality Perpetual Rosary 1, 2, 3, 4: I-4lVice-Pretectlp Mission Unit I: Bowling League 4. Arete 4lBus. Editorlg Maroon 8: White 3, 4: Clubs: Italian 3 lTreas.I 4: Glee Club 2: Library 3, 4lSec'y-Treas.I: Math 4: St. Luke 1, 2: Chemistry 4. CHARLES F. MONDO LAWRENCE J. MULHERN St. Andrew St. Helen Perpetual Rosary Ii Sodality I, Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Honor 27 Clubs: Glee Club: Italian 27 Roll 13 Band 1, 2. Stamp 1. SENIORS STANLEY V NAPIERALA RONALD F.. NAPODANO St Stanislaus St. Ambrose Club 3 Librar Clu Perpetual Rosary I, 2. 3: French Arete 4 Club 2: Chemistry Club 4. ,W f ,f 1 LOU . IG ' Our Cady L efpetyal I. 2. 3: Foot- ball Tr 3,- 'sion Bout ' r 3, 4: T W 2: Ma- oon 81 W ' : arsity Club 4. f 'T' 'V f 1 PHILIP R. NOTHNAGLE Holy Rosary St. Thomas Club I, 2: Honor Roll 3. 4: Perpetual Rosary l-4: Sodality I-4lPref.l: Mission Unit I. 3: Student Council I, 4lSec'yl: Aquinader 4: Maroon 8: White 3, 4: Traclc Team 3: Clubs: Aco- lyte I-4: Sideline 4: Spanish 4. BRUNO C. NUNNARI St.. Cecilia Perpetual Rosary 2, 3, 4: So- dality 2. JAMES J. NESCI Our Lady of Mount Carmel Perpetual Rosary I-4: Debating I-4lTreas.l: Golf Team 4: Chem- istry Club 4. THOMAS J. O'BRIEN St. Monica Perpetual Rosary 2, 3: Football l: Track Team 4: Glee Club 4: Art Club 3. 4: Sideline Club 4. RICHARD T. OGNIBENE St. Andrew Perpetual Rosary I-4: Maroon 8: White 4: Italian Club 2, 3, 4. RALPH T. ORRICO Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary I-4: Football 3: Track 4: Bowling 4: Maroon 81 White 4. I958 THOMAS J. NIER Sacred Heart Honor Roll 2, 3: Perpetual Ros ary l-4: Maroon 81 White 4 Track Team 2: Clubs: Stamp I, 2 Latin 4: Chemistry 4. MICHAEL R. PABRINKIS Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Thomas Club l: Honor Roll 2: Perpetual Rosary 2, 4: Foot- ball 4: Swimming Team 4: Arete 4: Track 3, 4: Mission Bouts 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Aquinader 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: German 4: Mathematics 4: Halftime 1: St.' Lulce's Society l, 2. EUGENE A. PAGE Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Maroon 8: White 4: Varsity Football Mgr. 2-4: Freshman Foot- ball: Track 3: Varsity Club 3, 43 Chess Club l. ROGER P. PASNAK St. Bridget Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Band 1: Safety Patrol 4: Clubs: Biology 2: Chemistry 4: Railroad 3, 4. JAMES C. PAUL Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary l-3: Glee Club 2-4:: Safety Patrol 2, 3: Clubs: French 2-4: Chemistry 4: Booster 2: Sidelines 4: Bowling 2, 4. GUY J.. PELINO Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Sodality 1: Freshman Football: Track 2: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Spanish 4: Bowling 1. JOHN C. PALERMO Our Lady of Good Counsel Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Maroon 8: White 3, 4lFeature Page Ed.l: Freshman Football: B Squad Foot- ball 1: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Li- brary I, 2, 3: Italian 4: Bowling 4: Halttime l. ROBERT E. PERSONALE St. James Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Honor Roll I, 2: Freshman Football: B Squad Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Golt Team 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: German Club 3. GARY L. PETERS St. John, Spencerport Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Sodality 1, 2: Freshman Football: Clubs: French 4: Chemistry 4: Halttime 1: St, Lulre's Society l. WILLIAM L. PFRENGLE St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Glee Club 4. SENIORS RICHARD P. PASNAK St. Bridget Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Swimming Team 3, 4: Safety Patrol 3, 4: Clubs: Library 2-4: Chemistry 4. GERALD E. PRINZING Holy Trinity, Webster Perpetual Rosary 2, 4: Glee Club 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: German 4. WILLIAM T. QUINN St. Monica Perpetual Rosary 1-3: St. Gene- sius Club 2-4: Programs: Football 3, 4: Mission Bouts 3. JOSEPH D. RITTACO Holy Family Perpetual Rosary 3. 4: Glee Club 2: Clubs: Italian 2, 3: Radio 3: Bowling 1, 3, 4: Chemistry 4. VICTOR N. RIVALDO SS. Peter 81 Paul Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Clubs: Italian 2, 3. SAMUEL A. RIZZO St. Andre-w St. Thomas Club I, 2: Honor Roll 3: Perpetual Rosary 2: Student Council 2, 4: Mission Unit 2, 4: Baseball 2, 4lVarsityl: Basketball 2: Clubs: Varsity 3, 4: Italian 3, 4lSec'yl: Chemistry 4: Publicity Staff 4. PHILIP' J. QUIRIN Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary 1, 3. JOHN H. ROBERTS St.: Charles Borromeo St. Thomas Club I: Honor Roll 2: Perpetual Rosary I-4: Football I-4: Basketball I-4lMgr.l: Track 2. 4: Maroon 8: White 3, 4: Mis- sion Bouts I-4: Clubs: Acolyte I-4: Varsity 4: Debating I-4: French 2-4: Library 3, 4. GERARD J. ROSKOSKY Our Lady of Mercy Perpetual Rosary I-4: Cheer- lead er 3, 4: Arete 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Art 3. 4. ROBERT W. ROSSI St. Andrew Honor Roll I: Perpetual Rosary I-4: Sodality 1: Mission Unit 2: Football I: Baseball 2, 3lMgr.l: Maroon 8: White 3, 4: Oratori- cals I: Clubs: Italian 2-4: De- bating 3, 4: Bowling I-3: Sidelines 4: French 4. 1953 MICHAEL J. RIPTON St. Anne Perpetual Rosary I-4: Glee Club 3. 4: Maroon 8: White 2. 31 Clubs: Acolyte 3, 4: Latin I: Library I, 2lAuclio-Vis, Dir.l: 3 lVice-Pres.l, 4IPres.l: St. Luke 3, 4. X. , .: PETER M. RUSSO St. Francis Xavier Honor Roll 3: Perpetual Rosary I: Glee Club 2-4: St. Genesius Club I-4: Clubs: Radio 3: Stamp I, 2: Halttirne I: Bowling I: Camera I, 2: Library 4: Chem- istry 4: Italian 4, GEORGE A. SCHMIDT St. Charles Borromeo Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit I: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 2: Freshmen Basketball I: Golf Team 3, 4: Mission Bouts I: Maroon 8: White 4: Varsity Club 4: Bowling I. JAMES G. SERDENIS St. Ambrose Honor Roll 2-4: Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Glee Club 3: Bowling I-4. DANIEL E. SHAUGHNESSY St. John, Greece Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit 2, 4lPres.l: B Squad Foot- ball 2: Mission Bouts 2-4: Aqui- nacler 4IAsst. Ed.l: Maroon 81 White 3, 4lNews Ecl.l: Oratori- cals 2-4: Clubs: Spanish 4: De- bating I-4lVice-Pres.l: Library 3: Chemistry 4: Siclelines 4. MICHAEL H. SHAW Our Lady of Good Counsel Perpetual Rosary 3, 4. JOSEPH F. SCHOLAND St. John, Spencerport St. Thomas Club I-4: Perpetual Rosary I-4: Maroon 81 White 3. 4iEd.-in-Chleti: Standard Bearer 4: Clubs: German 4: Chemistry 4: Greek 4: Library 2-4: Chess 4: Debating I. ROGER J. SISCA St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary I-4: Golf Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3. WILLIAM J. SLICKS St. George Perpetual Rosary I, 2, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Reserve Basket- ball 2: Frosh Basketball I: Track 2-4: Maroon 81 White 4: Oratori- cals I: Clubs: Varsity 4: Debat- ing I-3: Chemistry 4. RICHARD L. SONNER St. Cecilia Perpetual Rosary 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Track 2: Mission Bouts 2, 3. SENIORS 36 MICHAEL J. SEDITA Most Precious Blood Perpetual Rosary I-4: Mission Unit 3: Varsity Football 2-4: B Squad Football I: Track I-4: Ma- roon Sc White 4: Clubs: Ski 4: Varsity 2-4: Glee Club 4. STANLEY J. SPOOR Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary 2, 3, 4: Clubs: French 2-41 Chemistry 4. WILLIAM H. STEINWACHS St. Charles Borromeo Perpetual Rosary l-4: Sodality l-4lSec'yl: Reserve Basketball 2: Frosh Basketball lg Track 27 Ma- roon Sx White 3: Publicity Statt 3, 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Debat- ing l, 2: Radio l. ANTHONY J. SYRACUSE St. Francis Xavier Perpetual Rosary l-4: Glee Club 21 Clubs: Debating l-4: Chemistry 45 Bowling 1-33 Chess 2: Greek 4. CHARLES S. TEMPIO St. Margaret Mary RONALD G. TERHAAR St. Margaret Mary Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Varsity Football 33 Reserve Basketball 2: Varsity Baseball 2-4: Clubs: Var- sity 3, 4: Spanish 4. swf .ist t ROBERT H. SULLlVAN Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary l-4: Glee Club 2-4: Clubs: Bowling 2-47 Side- lines 4. JAMES P. TETTE Holy Family Perpetual Rosary 4: Clubs: Latin 4: Chemistry 4. RAYMOND A. TRAMONTO St. Margaret Mary Perpetual Rosary l-4: Sodality l: Freshman Football 1: Varsity Base- ball 3, 4, Italian Club 3, 4, RONALD J. TSCHETTER Our Lady of Good Counsel Perpetual Rosary 3, 47 B. Squad Football 2, 3: Maroon 8: White 4: Fresh Basketball Mgr.: Track 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Sidelines 4. 1958 37 JOHN N. SWERYDA St. Stanislaus Ba nd l -4. RICHARD J. TU RCHETTI St. Andrew Perpetual Rosary I-4: Spanish Club 4. ,P ., i. if ANDREW J. UTTARO St. John, Greece- Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Track 2, 3: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Library 4. MICHAEL F. VERNO SS. Peter 8: Paul Perpetual Rosary I-4: Glee Club 2-4: Maroon Xi White 2-4: Var- sity Baseball 4: Freshman Base- ball l: Mission Bouts Mgr. 1-4: Chemistry 4: French 3. JAMES R. VICCARO SS. Peter 8: Paul Perpetual Rosary 2, 4: Band l-4 Chemistry Club 4: Swingsters 2-4, DONALD G. VIGNA St. Margaret Mary Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 4: Maroon 8: White 4: Art Club 4. , 1 H . - 'D fy.. rl- Li ,H I rf , J JAMES T. VACANTI St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary 1-4: French 2.3. ROGER W. WAGNER St. Monica Perpetual Rosary l-4: Freshman Football 1: Varsity Basketball I-4: Track 4: Mission Bouts 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. WILLIAM P. WALLACE Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary I, 4: Freshmen Football: B Squad Football: Swim- ming Team 3: Mission Bouts 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Clubs: Debating 2: Mission Unit 2. ROBERT J. WARTH Holy Redeemer Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Varsity Football 4lMgr.l: Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4-lMgr.l: Varsity Baseball 3, 4lMgr.l: Varsity Club 4: Glee Club: Maroon 81 White 4: Mis- sion Unit. if SENIORS ' 38 JOSEPH D. VENTURA Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary l-4: ltalian Club 2, 3. issfl DAVID A. WENGENDER St. Michael Mission Unit 2: Perpetual Rosary l-4: Sodality l: Freshman Foot- ball: Frosh Basketball: Swimming Team 4: Track 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Maroon 81 White 2, 4. DEAN G. WIENECKE St. Monica Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Varsity Football 3: Reserve Basketball 2: Track 2: Clubs: Sidelines 4. JOHN W. WOODEN St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary l, 2: Soidality l: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Bowling l-4. 4: St. Genesius Club 2-4: Art PAUL R. YANTZ Sacred Heart JOHN G. WOOD St. Andrew Perpetual Rosary l, 2, 4: Frosh Basketball: Varsity Baseball 4: Mission Bouts 2-4: Publicity Statt 4: Glee Club 3: Aquinader 4: LEE E. WOODA RD Holy Redeemer Honor Roll l, 3: Perpetual Rosary 2-4: Mission Unit 2: Clubs: Bowl- ing 2-4: Library 4: Chemistry 4: Sidelines 4. Clubs: Bowling 2-4: Spanish 4: Chemistry 4. EUGENE J. ZEINTARA Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary 3, 4: Glee Club Club 3. Perpetual Heart l, 2, 4: Clubs: Chemistry 4: Bowling I-4: Side- lines 4. 1958 39 AQUINAS GRADUATES IN THE BASILIAN FATHERS ROCHESTER NOVIT- IATE and Messrs. Ronald Schwenzer, Richard O'Connor, Stephen Martin. Seated: Messrs: James Kelly, Norman Kolb, Joseph Geraci, Donald Hyatt, Ronald Pappert. STUDE T GUVERNMENT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS William Crandall Thomas Aleo PreSiCl9f1l Vice President Philip Nothnagle John Roberts Secretary Treasurer Fr. L. G. Hart, C.S.B. Director Standing: John Roberts, Philip Nothnagle. Seated: William Crandall, Fr. Leon G. Hart C.S.B., Thomas Alec. One of the most important organiza- tions in any school is the Student Coun- cil. It is the 'Council that plans and guides student activities throughout the year. Football and basketball excursions have highlighted the activities of the Student Council this year. The Council was outstanding in its participation at the Inter-High Student Meetings. They have filled the Social Calendar of the students with many well-organized dances, one of the most notable being the Crystal Ball. Assemblies have pro- vided the students with a wide variety of entertainment. It can be truly said that this year's Student Council has done a superb job in directing student activities. 40 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Peter Donnelly William Howard Ronald Marang Left io righl: Samuel Rizzo, Ronald Maranq, William l-lowardl Absent Peter Donnelly. Samuel Rizzo 41 'Q'-"' 2 fgx g Mg ff auf w ' K 411 1 3' fi x 3 - V "'A l , Y , ye . 93,55 1. .. Magi i kg 5 if il? gigzgeifs gigs? 'igwgmbgggw dx? fylggfijf H K , , ,WW .Q , .J , . ,iw ,, M.,...5 Q N 5 1 ,K 2 X sen.: A f -- : H 5ii?.? ?3?E,. 2 L 'F 5 A V 5363 E ,1 if. s Q fl n asia lil A Q . .2235 2 1 5 3 i A wa, 1,2 W ' - 275 .A . .. 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'F X !,1 K i 5 w B x k . , .QV W fx, Ahii .k,g.. ,512 sf ,'.-L QS? w Q' ,Q S.+vsgfa"4k'wxfQ1 .15 -f ig! Q if K F W f., if f .7 'N iff' 7 3555 Q. X an W Quia ,, Q.. -4. H .A ,,M.,-- W, , 1 The Ca+hoIic educafion which I'he Underclassman receives a'I Aquinas will be reflecled when he lakes his place in I'he ser- vice of his God and his neighbor. Occasionally, he may have fell' +ha+ he was exposed Io a muII'ipIici+y of work-labs, essays, reading assignmenfs-designed 'ro make life difficulf for him. Bul' as a hopeful Freshman aiming even higher, a Sophomore beginning Io scale 'rhe heighls, a Junior climbing nearer +o I'he goal, in his Senior year he will appreciale I'he fruils of his labor when he sfeps ou'r inI'o life iI'seI'F. 43 CONTENTS OF THIS SECTION UNDERCLASS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES p. 44 JUNIOR HOMEROOMS AND MODERATORS pp. 45-SI SOPHOMORE HOMEROOMS AND MODERATORS pp. 52-60 FRESHMEN HOMEROOMS AND MODERATORS pp. 6I-7I ff? izlfwytia ' 'l i Q Wil w f ,A Standing: Peter Binazeslci, Ralph Esposito. Seated: Frederick Pestorius, Gregory Riley. UNDERGLASS REPRESENTATIVES FRESH MEN Standing: John Toscano. Seated: David Balaislwis, William Lambert, John Atlronti. 44 SOPHOMORES Standing: Dennis Fox. Seated: Robert Mirquet, Peter Strahl, Raymond Merkel. Back Row: Terence Fleming, David Blind, Graydon Vadas, Raymond Anne, Robert Betitto, Stephen Yax, Lawrence McAl- pine. Middle Row: William Ammon, Donald Pelino, Frederick Kaiser, Robert Lambert, Patrick Wall, Ronald Kubas- iewicz. Front Row: Raymond Seratin, Lawrence Greiger, Eugene Clittord, Ron- ald Carducci. fi , i 5315 ep:- aizfzfrffr' Fr. Robert T. Chauvin, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine Business History ack Row: John Dey, Ralph Esposito, ireqory Riley, Kenneth Reeves, David '1iller, Richard Barone, Robert Napier- la. Middle Row: James Albano, John eters, Patrick Doyle. Joseph Schoettel, , David Ceretto. Front Row: William 4ay, Ronald Tomaselli, Edward Sul' owski, David Marx, 45 J U N R S Homeroom 200 5 Baci: Row: Brian Gibson, Joseph Trovato, Gary Beadhng, James Hushard, Stephen Andrews, Marvin Jobes, Rani Laboski. Middle Row: David Warren, James Guiio, John Carroli, Raymond Kerhaert, 'H. Sohn, C.S.B. Henry Conte. Front Row: John Lambert, Laurence Attinasi, Howard Bernola, Richard Poretti. Hxstgjdrme Enqlish H Back Row: Edwin Miiier, Russeii Borcyk, John Erne, James Dooiey, David Petix, Arvydas Cieminis, Middle Row: Joseph Matuszewslci, August Giannavola, Daniel Meagher, Robert Reber, Richard Niermeyer, Peter Weaver. Front Row: Peter Mavzaic, DA Howard Moore, Joseph Butera, John Rivoh, Absent: James Taylor. JUNIORS Fr Thomas M. Miller C.S.B- Back Row: Roy Scalera, Russell Cordare, Ronald Chatterton, Robert Yahn, Anthony Danno, Middle ' Ch,t. D ml Row: David O'Brien, William Mayrl, Gerald Gaudieri, Michael Grattan, Edward Quigley. Front NS OC me Row: Peter Binazeski, Frederick Clark, James LaMonica, :story Back Row: John Miller, Richard Duggan, Fred Shank, John Kester, William Bocci, Middle Row: Frederick Guzzetta, John Philippone, John Barnann, Thomas Beck, Daniel Myers, Froni Row: Michael Tighe, Gerard Zubert, James Schmitz. JUNIORS ,wgj x ,W E, , Q ,S LikA 1 E I wa +w.' 5 5 ,,,. N31 Yyxgfi' xx 'W . ,Ms f-E , V - 1 K 'wg , " . ' Q .. u , K . V X Q' ,Q Q 1 ,..A4. 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Baclr Row: Fred Pestorius, William Gray, Ronald Carafice, David Statt, John Wright, Joseph Christian Doctrine Krzanowicz, Richard Dengal, Middle Row: Fred Wahl, James Caswell, Richard Horylev, Sanford Gemma X X Petix, James Marlcel, James Murphy. Front Row: Patrick Huntoon, Frank Bianchi, Gary Schmitz, LatmQy Robert Walsh. Baclx Row: Brian Sutton, Sam Raponi, Robert Jones, Richard Arrnes, Charles Foos, Peter Borys, Robert Kroll. Middle Row: Franlc Atfronti, Jan Rutherford, Thomas Flynn, Gerald Budinslcy, Stephen Mesiti, Donald Milton, Rudolph Palrneri. Front Row: Eugene Marion, Richard Tosti, Michael Di- Vincenzo, George Craqq. JUNIORS 51 1 . 'if , 1 5 Ml , .., . . W. W 'Qs AJ Q I V, ,AQ 5 IN X Q I o- it ,. f. i ff Fi, - V' 4 us:z'15,A. wx -:ix-was ' g Qi 5. g 715 A HN A 1 ?iHfw 355 UI: Z . ' 1 fav, t , f 4- ,H ..., Q X ' Q ' .,..: L M f' iw!! QQQQR M , , M fw g .. 5 gsig K ,g-W ii: ? , ' x1'f,,gL.. .gm QW' .F fx . 5 5 KN ,1 In F EQ l K 5 ww :L 7 . ,Q , :.. . , , 309. , , . MWF: N ,344 - A. . ., s .,f , ..,.,. Hu 4,,,',,:- , M-1-Q .Mu ,V 5, ML. . xc .ily X . cm J ab iiiif' , L", , Q3 , knjfq ' Tw ' 6 .- 'En 5' , bn iz, A -wax , WV sw ?g, ,,5, ' Qs. W SQZQ 353' ,Ur Q mfffy . My M .ze if 'H' r E X fs. ' Y. sf ' R. was S 'fe Q' ZN l V .,.. wr w gf Q ' i L .Q iskin Q film Mr Richard J Schiefen CSB Christian Doctrine History V1 y ev- ? Homeroom IDB , A rt: :fa 1' lil' I .:,L .V Back Row: Ronald Andrulcltis, Bernard Angelo, Donald Faraone, Richard Zachmeyer, Francis Randise, Row: James Steiger, Walter Mietelslci, Richard Brophy, Roman Sedliclcas, Thomas Delvlarse. Middle Joseph Taraci, Robert Polito, Angelo Sirrianna, Front Row: Roger Woll, Carl Fllerman, Lawrence Hurley, William Long, Lawrence Johnson. Back Row: David Kiszlciss, Salvador Leccese, Fred Lester, Anthony Cocilova. Michael Skinner, Michael Russo, Timothy Hart, James Zielinski. Middle Row: David Rehberq, Joseph Fornieri, James Kraus, James McVeigh, James Beclcman, David Gaudieri, Neil Ferron, Front Row: Robert Becker, S P James Ward, Jesse Muniz, John Graham, Charles Zubert. Absent: Patriclc Casella, Donald Mar- chand, Vincent Ortolani, Robert Van Coslce. s l53 sw if' I 2 ef 3 2 P If .5 :ii ? 1 X K-., 1+ -f .gi Si SA 1 I ...I nw ,L -far ,, , -bmw E5 7, 1. .Y id QE Wm 3 5 ff 2522.5 593, 'Z ra . 4.35-. , WK ffl' . .jg xi vw- ..,. -. ' y 1 . SFKEELEQ -, ,v- Q f-. --fs. K gr -if :ww -. , A ,f..f we . w w . 55 ww g3,AQ. Q ,Q 7 f 'vga V ' ? 5, ' 1 Egg K . 'ww f ' ' if 5 . Q3-,Q 'Q 4 .Exif . . 1 5? L a I ':L: 'A 35' W M, K. . 7 . 2 W' ' in' E: - 'kql Vx X day x Q I ,. gs .7 11.1 ' ,.. -,,, .. . 5 w X if 'L V' 4 elf al wig, 'I-4 : - af K , Q '57 X f " W .. ,, K I .. Nw. 4 A. A, Tia , .. ' .A 'AA' 3 " W M 5 W gffffi W' J I , 2 g . 1 , , . ,. 3 K . .NVQF , 3 , :,.V A V t A , . . . ,.. A .Nb A .V 1 Q , M L W , ..gww MfQf5w.-Qs W .1 ..... . .. D gg .M Q .L ...A, N ., . Pa , , W ' , V 'X I .Q ""w.i,- ? 3 dwWMs a .gg .f .ww QSM Y . 1, , ,ixxig N ,. ' U. , . I , ,. I if . -Wai, '-3'-ff, .L I 1 'm.'L , if ' MH Q Q X A-,,J,.i if Q Baclt Row: James Farrell, Barry Butz, Craig Elphiclc, Lewis Scutieri, Andrew Lippa, Albert Rerneilcis, Francis Leone, Paul Valvano. Middle Row: Robert Devine, Robert Bayer, Michael Hayes, Daniel LaDoIce, Douglas Pelino, Gerald Merlqey, Richard Natale, Front Row: Peter Forte, Daniel Welling, Michael Williams, Joseph Prahler, James North. Fr. John R. Lee, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine Latin Homeroom I08 Baclt Row: Anthony Cedoline, Jeffery Starlc, Kevin Melich, Gerald DeJohn, James Spring, Guy Coppola, Robert Gears, David Schallc. Middle Row: Charles Bordanaro, Richard Spence, Robert Roth, Richard Giarrizzo, Donald Kuhn. Robert Thompson, Gary Klein, Anthony Caputa, Front Row: Robert Guarino, Reginald Martell, Patrick DiStephano, Kenneth Weidner, Michael Delaney. Absent: Robert Sauers, Paul Miller. 55 Back Row: Robert Antinarelli, David Lippa, Thomas Goodman, Anthony Yuodsnukis, Frank Giblin. Middle Row: George Bovenzi, James Schermerhorn, Paul Ritacco, Robert Sperandio, Michael Cerame, Kenneth Masi. Front Row: Andrew Meloni, Donald l-leinsler, Donald Armiqnacco, Dale Wurzer, William Fennessy, Fr. J. Leonard Cullen, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine English Art D D Homeroom IIO Charles Perry Middle Row Mich el Hayes William Sommers James Doerr Thomas DiCesare Beck Row: Daniel- Loewlce, Raymond Klim, Robert Noessner, Michael Capierseho, Robert LaForce Robert Callahan. Front Roxy: Richard Tomasiso, William Fox, Edward DeCamilla, Neil McCarthy 56 wg ,,:, 1.. b ,Y z3, g. wg up rg df X - f W K 13- lf X ' L -- fs' ,, ,. ,,..,, Q , . .M iff- I M :-- 1 .. . -, 5,6 , Q A Q, Ah M if . . X . fn 4 L -, I 3 K , . va . f1 gym ' ie, " 'S 1 5 -nf-im qv L . m f 1-Ng xx ,fi-,L ., A x 'Wa- .1 M, H - ,md- ,f W ew l . ii E T4 at P ,,., , S 5552? VA? -el.,-1-N' J - . Q25 --,W-mfmv. f f x-WVUA5 551' 2 f:'m1f5,SZ:- , 1 22251 -sv' 'KW .Q zwgg ,, We .1 mi :Q S fi W , in A, AV if M 3 Q?-3 gig? uw Wd .pix X 2 K i vig is 23, , Q L 1 im 5 -- .ff ,,, has - Ab! P S 5 if -- X X 3 gk H2 gs 'Q K f. sis Md f f L. Kg 'TS if 5 3 .gs we W fs? MQ' -avril. S E 4 Vx if E C 3,19 ky- ' U ' ,ff i, 'if xxx - - my 1 X Y 1 53 X M H if? ' -2 45 Q f 4 lfw 1 'f 5 E5 is if K Ex 2 .Q V I if if .,4v N X - i Q :gg , -f f ,mf Q, H x 7:1 E' M 35 X Bacl: Row: William Thompson, Richard Lovell, Richard Cimbalo, John Cassata, Arthur Gaudio, Steven Fiarino, James Bogardus, Harold Strassner. Middle Row: Ronald Fess, Thomas Ritz, Kenneth Yoclcel, James Rossi, Daniel Lynd, Frank Mandery, Bernard Maloney. Front Row: Richard Lippa, Bruno Fallone, Gary Wenqlowslci, Louis Andolino. Mr. Philip C. Beers, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine Mathematics Back Row: Richard Olas, James Shea, Dennis Fox, Robert French, Charles Berry, David Haight, Anthony Rossi, Middle Row: Jettrey Gurtler, John Pickering, Anthony DeRose, Robert Retermat, James Kennerson, Thomas Lissow, Joseph Lucas. Front Row: Thomas Fichtner, Raul Jason, Patrick Mchlale, Robert Morland. Absent: Michael Krylc, Glenn Lohr, Thomas Mortillaro, Eugene Schieble. 59 Mr. Samuel D. Femiano, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine Latin English Back Row: Gary Baccaro, Richard Tuschong, Frank Russo, Joseph Ciuttini, Richard Madama, William Apton, Alan l-loyt, Michael Nasello. Middle Row: James Mack, Ralph McKinney, Dominic Taccone, Charles Bartash, Leo Trickey, Virgil Fields, Charles Garland. Front Row: Robert Williams, Christie l-lart, Michael Tette, James Kolb, Jon Kuppinger. SOPHDMORES Back Row: Daniel Weidmann, Richard Long, Thomas Gasser, Michael Kasper, Patrick O'Mara, William Flynn, Michael Alekson, Samuel Mammano. Middle Row: Robert Mirguet, Donald Ventura, James l-lerrman, Peter Stahl, Raymond Merkel, Herbert Barbehenn, Front Row: Lewis Da More, Thomas Martin, John Reisinger, Craig Bader, Robert Vieau. Absent: Anthony Armignacco, Thomas Leonardo, John Moylan, 60 Bacli Row: Richard Beclr, John Hickey. Richard Brien, Thomas Ryan, Louis Campanozzi, Robert Shannon, Lawrence Bengle, James Kaullman. Middle Row: Gerald Vitto. Richard McCarthy, Thomas Murray, James Delibert, Jerome Taroni, Michael Bilyk. Front Row: Dennis Sheehan, William Colosimo, Andre LaRochelle, Joseph Lill. hw Homeroom 30I FRESHMEN Fr. F. John Ware, C.S.B. Q Christian Doctrine English Business 5 L vi s Bacl: Row: Dennis Gerzseny, Ronald Michalslci, Luke Huybrechts. Robert Ziegler, John Graltan, Richard Bleier, William Predmore, Michael McGrath. Middle Row: Samuel Salerno, Raymond Fornarola, John Quigley, Edward Scheid, Michael Trost, John Hartman, Michael Biriazeslci, Front Row: John DeRosa, Charles Lawson, Louis Wera, Francis Scheidt. Absent: Michael Lyons, Michael Stupia. 61 Fr. Edward Doser, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine Mathematics Back Row: James Englert, Kenneth Vorrasi, William Irwin, David Balaishis, Lawrence D'Arnore, Paul Girvinl George DelVecchio, William Lieber. Middle Row: Robert Zimmerman, Richard Kautl- man, Bernard Steger, Roger LaDuca, James Henderson, Hugh Ritzenthaler, James Ciccone Front Row: Gary Broman, Robert Eckert. John Fitzpatrick, Franklin Kelly, Leslie Lalour. Back Row: Richard Kier, Donald DelVecchio, Charles McCollester, Thomas Boccacino, Leland Wilson, Joseph Muscarella, Gordon Meisenzahl, John DeMarse. Middle Row: Francis Cornunale, Robert Pumputis. Gary Heberger, Dennis Jensen, Robert Kleehamn-ier, Bruce Schickler, Thomas DiPaula. Front Row: Vincent Vezza, Donald MacDonald, Bruce Pickering, John Salce. Absent: John Nolan, Edward Hansen, Gordon Urlacher. 62 6 'df' Edwin J. Kline, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine Mathematics English Back Row: Thomas Sorokti, Joseph Pallone, Robert Suglia Douglas Cook John Robb ng Mr ae H Piccini, Robert Schleelein, Herbert Clark. Middle Row: Ralph DeStephano Herbert Garich Joseph SariFilippa, Michael Farciglia, Robert Cortese, Michael Streb Rchard Vallone Front ow John Wischmeyer, Gordon Metz, Gerald Bianchi, Ramon Santiago Donald Santore Q19 ll? ,f aww. Back Row: Donald DiPerno, Clayton Connolly. Robert Cronotti, George Lacour, Raymond Accorso, Frank Sarlran, John Cappello, Richard Niver, James Cinellio. Middle Row: Frank DelVecchio, Jarneg Walker, George Scherzi, Richard Boyan, James Heit, Robert Muto. Front Row: Daniel Donahue, Ralph Ostrye, Terrence Ireland, Leonard Bello, Leo Henner, Absent Nicholas Kehoe. 63 Bacl: Row: Thomas Lindsay, Robert Reboulet, Daniel Forward, David Robinson, Joseph Schwarza Richard Burbott, Samuel Simone, Peter Pupatelli, Thomas Tette. Middle Row: William Tracy Charles Scolliclc, Franlc Palmer, Paul Glitzer, Daniel Tartaglia, Gerald Giacoman, Daniel Nally gorski, Dennis Marriot, Mr, James J. Jordan, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine History Latin Homeroom 306 Back Row: Wayne Ford, Michael Sullivan, Gary Gardner, Michael Keller, Charles Manzella, John Walceham, Leon Becker, David Gerzseny, Patrick Russell, Middle Row: Bernard McDonald, Richard Adams, Joseph Marchese, Donald Karnes, William Wisotzlce, Thomas Rohr, Michael Farrell, Front Row: Thomas Lehner, John Angello, William Leonard, Gerald Territo, James Quirlc. 64 Joseph Mancuso, Front Row: Gregory l-lieb, Ronald MacDonald, Daniel Marcello, Robert Pad- Back Row: Dennis Nau, William Minois, Carlo Tufano, Ronald Beth, William Benthin, John Roth, Richard Palmer, Lawrence Miller, Gary Sweet. Middle Row: John Aflronti, John Merlclinger, Paul Reuschle, Carl Glogowslci, William Demler, John Toscani, Kent MacDonald. Front Row: Edward Bachme, Manuel Rodrigues, James Polaslci, John Flynn, Alan lsselhard. Sr, M. Mercedes, R.S,M. Christian DOVLVUTE' English ...A Homeroom 301 Bach Row: John LeClair, James Sirrianna, Eugene Schwenger, Michael Waldoclc. Peter Mietus, Bruce Rowan, John lv1cKeon, Alexander Sassone, Lee Bach. Middle Row: Charles Klueber, John idernan, Richard Wittman, David Furioso, Richard Brongo, Richard Wahl. Froni Row: Lawrence Galusha, William Scanlan, Gary Benjamin, Andrew Sciarbba, David l-lyatl. 65 Sr. M. Hildegarde, R.S.M. Christian Doctrine History Bacl: Row: John Lanzone, Michael Boland, George lwaslco, Michael Wallcer, Michael McCorry, Jerome Miceli, George Lorenzo. Middle Row: Ronald Rigby, David Ford, Emanuel Genovese, Robert Pellegrino, Thomas Lehner, John Arqento, Lester Abbamonte, Front Row: Alan Leimberger, Clarlc Rittersbaclc, John Licata, Robert Nevis, William Baconcini. Homeroom 308 FRESHMEN 66 Baal: Row: John Streb, John Slattery, Anthony Noto, Edward Remming, James Waterman, Gerald VanStreader, David Wright. Middle Row: Thomas Frisch, Thomas Kniclc, Charles Arengi, Alan Glossner, Michael Shea, Ronald Roncone. Front Row: Richard Friday, Roger Licata, James Gala, Richard Vieau, John lnzano. Absent: Michael Carroll, William Frankenberger, Robert Freders. Q9 .SQ 5 W E3 Q Mgr . . F 5' x xkyy ff I -X it q qgk me , W , ,NL f ' if as V' . - 1 Ks, .. 4 4 , A .gy t , fry E 'F if nf 95 'F ww R 1 , 'w .J 1 1 f ... , , . Q Q? Q-'V' w x f , f ..5 ,ir eg 3 K 3 1 is 1 5, 7? 1 Q 9 rw' K ' k Q4 A ri? X VY m' , ,X WE 5, , Q. ' 1 X " , ' 1 21,51 ' ' f 9 7 ' ' x Q ,J X21?i'f ' T v, x LL r l A 'F f i . " Q 4 X 5' f ' .fm-4 S 3 9' " U k ' l ' A ' , b. , , xxx "R V ., f 5"5M1Q'f IT' Q' '35 'N V M Q 5 lv NM Efifzf bf , 'A A, Q 4 5. f'-' ff . Q, 2 -- A 1 4, 4 5? 4 f fn, f ., an an 1,.,, ye ' ' I ' f ' w N' X Fourth Row: Martin Deutsch, James VanLare, Charles Leonard, Philip Wegman, Michael Yax, Joseph Klueber, Howard Seitzinger, Richard Kunzer, Donald Lynch, Russell Vallone, Arthur Maira, Enoch Wright, Richard Sprague. Third Row: George Tornczylc, Peter Majewslri, Gerard lette, Richard Allocco, Michael White, Gary Grzebien, Michael Ribaudo, Stephen Matlnowslmy, Paul Reiter, Michael Yeager, John O'Connor, William Sprague. Second Row: Walter Hogan, Bernard Ennis, James Cihan, Peter Partilo, Gerald Sauter, Kenneth Roth, Richard Wooidhall, Alan Polka, Henry Rutland, First Row: Gerald Cosner, Anthony Vasile, Steven Maier, Thomas Bahr, Gerald Brophy, Thomas Taney. Absent: Gerald Vogt. Homeroom 3I2 Mr. T, Paul Broadhurst, C.S.B. FR H M E N Christian Doctrine English 68 gs: fggssi'Zf'E J .. ,,, Q E X 2 2 A x QQQZQF1 5 ' if 5 A 1 i-si ugqfzgi 21 - .Q . I Sheng: ,am Q if Af 5 Q anim 'Xp K -xx f. V K :fm Mr, McGinn and his budding Second Year Tlweoloqians pose for a formal portrait. RELIGION A question on the Bible is presented by Fr. Miller to his juniors. FR. M. B. BIONDI, C.S.B. Direcior One of the purposes of education is to teach the students to think for themselves. The purposes of a religious education is to teach one to think according to religious principles, to live by them, and thus to attain eternal happiness. In a student's first year at Aquinas, he is acquainted with the life of Christ and given an explanation of the Creed. Next, he learns something of the history of the Church and receives a clearer view of the Mass and the Sacraments. The third year students are taught a simplified course in moral theology. As a final preparation for life he studies Apologetics-a rational basis of his faith that enables him to explain and defend it. Thus the religion course at Aquinas builds a firm foundation for the faith which will be a guide throughout life. An incident in the life of Christ is told by lvlr.Gallaql1er. - 5 my I -MQ 1 YY 5 . ,Q .5A:9.,,,g: ,,.. xM.xQg5Q .1 NMX,N , . WMU M I n iv 2 ' 'fy F 'J' X' . X N - Q2 '51 -E: ,,,1 M" 1, -A X 1 . ff 'S , 553 ay- "" . R 541.1 'S if ' 7 . 1 Y Z ..- .. 5.3 X , if , V ,, " U1 I 'M an-Sw 4, 'fo-K 34 M ' my "' E .V 3-1 Ag K fs, -,:,ff f In .gjf A Q , , 4:1 5 X5 Q X s 5 g X5 , X , ix .Q X EH . , W ,.,', "'f5?q,t mm x tp ? 4' V '- A tgiiix 1 A 3, ' Ni 'X "nf Qxij ,147 'false aka, 5 k,,,?,, ,...P-"Q" M Q S flufzxluh 15 SMH 'E - ga nM s s hm 5 - kfwi wax I-an-QQ r W- H - " N ..,, X I W- K 0 X . 'Hx gtfwt . -, AQ sy .J 4 m -s-.Q in M 2 Q.-g. In Z , ff' ap-X is A view of the World in Sr, l-lideqarc.le's Citizenship Education Class. The Audio and the Visual in Fr. HISTDRY FR. P. J. ETLINGER, C.S.B. Director History is the study by which we learn of man, his success and failure in the past. Since History often re- peats itself we can foresee events and learn how to meet them. Man learns to realize the great gifts of God through History, which helps him attain the knowledge and abil- ity to advance through the ages. In the History course here at Aquinas we are first taught the basic principles of citizenship. We learn these terition than the Christmas tree. principles through a study of the world and the people living in it-their problems and standards. After learning of our neighbors we study the history of America, the problems which we have faced and how we have over- come them. As a result, we are taught, to apply the knowledge to present day circumstances so that we may lay a firm foundation for the future history of mankind. Etlingefs American History Class. 76 ln World History Mr. Schieieri gets more at MATHEMATICS FR. C. P. DONOVAN, C.S.B. Director The goal of high school mathematics is two-fold, to develop in the student the ability to think mathematically, and to establish within him the fundamental skills which will enable him to go on to college. A well-rounded mathematics course, one that will permit the student to grow mathematically in each of his four years, is provided at Aquinas. For those students who wish to go on into higher mathematics such as calculus, a mathematics club has been formed. Therefore, we see that Aquinas has adequately fulfilled its duty of providing a mathematics program which more than pro- vides for the needs of its students. Fr, Carter illustrates a point in his Solid Geometry class. A student shows what he has learned in Fr, Dosefs Algebra. Fr. Boehm points out various geometric shapes eers proves that there can be un learning Geometry A rule is emphasized in Fr. Burns' mathematics class by means ot an example. , l 58 3 SM .. V- ff ' W ffl? mf S f W' 1 1 if ' Q Q hqrljx v Q V 3 L '52 if? -ES' f Ri? W W -IA K, 2 ,6 4 +. .M J X sf' "U ., x M. . . rf- ....w'r"'fQ" x -fwjiiff :5,a,J, -- . wwwf. A ...- -af f 'Q V L A , E? R W avi xxx a w I the tiner things ot lite. The cameraman distracts the ltallan students tor a moment. LANGUAGES FR. A. P. LOCOCO, C.S.B. Director The Language Department at Aquinas aims to achieve a healthy balance between the traditional, grammatical ap- proach to languages and the modern methods which seek to provide the student with reasonable Huency in speaking a language. Through languages the student is introduced to literary masterpieces of various nations. An artistic sensitivity and a power of critical judgement are developed. A study of the efforts which foreign nations have made toward the solution of the problems of human destiny and the contri- bution they have made to the embellishment of human exist- ence should enrich the experience of the student. It makes him realize that all men, by their artistic creativity, are images of the one creative God. 39" A Elementary Greek lS explained by Mr. Schreiner Mrs. Roslca and her advanced French students, Fr. Klem tells his German boys about incident to his students ot Spanish Kenneth Weidner recites in Mr, .lov dan's class, Fr. Fullerton relates an interestinq Richard Graham is attempting to give a correct answer in Bookkeeping. In recent years Business courses have found a prominent position in the high B U S l N E S S school curriculum. In them students are equipped with the mechanical skills and moral virtues FR, J, A, O'RElLLYI C.S,B. necessary to enter and to succeed in today's business world. Mathematical skills Diredor and ability to approach and to converse with people are coupled with a sense of understanding of human needs and desires. Through Business courses many people have found their place in the world. A study in concentration. LIBRARY FR. J. R. WHITLEY, C.S.B. Librarian The library is a vital part of the Aquinas edu- cational program. It attempts not only to imple- ment and extend class instruction by stimulating study and research, but also to supply such recrea- tional reading material as will foster a love for n E A good books and cultural reading generally. James Kraus and friends tind a quiet spot in the Library tor study. 80 e seniors are given a principle in ea th by Mr, Basile. mlb :nw HEALTH MR. LOUIS BASILE Director As well as developing our minds, we have the duty of developing and strengthening our bodies and of keeping them in good health. To enjoy good health one must become mentally, physically and socially well adjusted to life. Through our daily studies we advance both mentally and socially, but it is the job of the Health Department to furnish a guide for physical development. The study of Art is the inalienable concern of man and is as much a part of his education as any of the marks that are advanced as evidence of edu- cation in general. The variety of courses offered at Aquinas is regulated by the needs of the studentsg in addition to the general course designed for all, there are more profound and exacting courses for those who wish to cultivate the virtue of Art more seriously. Di rector I'GklBl'lOI'Tld.H FR. J. L. CULLEN, C S B Fr. Cullen's artists making sig 5 5 ' Egg. 9. - X Hx ' ' f x W, .. X f-Mmm M Q' 'Q 'wif' 1 .1 4 r ss - Av, tk K 4 I w NS 4 . V zsg - . 5 f ,WA -.,,.A.f. , K I X4 it gif 7 x 'Clk If . ,. F ' 1 ,Sl - s ' 52.5, 6' I Ky . . f 13-I m - Maroon and White SWINGSTERS Back Row: Fr. C. R. Uda5N, CSB., J. Phmppone, D Brrstol. J. Maher, F, DwMartmo, J. Kuppinger. J Vncarro. Front Row: D. Degus, M. FarreU, E. Wright, H, Griswdd. R. Lanzafame, IUNIOR BAND Fourth Row: R. Eckovt, Fr. C. R, Udng CSB. fDireCforl, J. Vncarro QASSX nwnd.:rim'j, R. Rvqby. Third Row: D, Ford, G, Kmm. R. Rodcll, J. Enqleri, R. Laduca, D. Jenson. J. Lamorw. Second Row: T. Lermer. J. Uoyd, R. Kbeiwam- mer, A. Noto, T, Dwpacvo, J. Curorw, Firsi Row: J. Henderson, P. Dontmqorl T. Fvwsdw C. Rwttersbaclw, R. Kror, GLASS MUSIO APPREGIATION 83 J . a in W, .ir we? 2 ff5 u W :bn an ,,,ix E gf' ff ,Q xx 5 irgggf 5 Q Q , Wfa 1. f' SA Sw ,Q , 8 ,,s. QQ .X .M ., 22,1 , IW: he ' ' fT'42f5fg'i., A 1 ' 'gf ,wg , ,wg 1, . 'J , 5 ,,., sff' , A L .- 1 ,ff- , ,,,L Q , , f V7 f .W .R Y if Q. 33 S331 , ,. , K . ,Q .L M, v L X , ' L .- . 4, sv M Q :fzgha . -, mewjqgx . 5 3 . gn-5 , . . I 5 ,L . 24? ' - - ,QQMQQ gi t...ff:g?, f X Wi X ' Q -. . fp . g.',.-Seng, n X 1 'W LLm,L Q A' A Q f , ji, 3 ., , G. R A V555 J t y, -w if . J it , , Q 2 ,F f 3 if :f 495' 1 W my 'Ei i gg-J L my jf 5 S 4- Z: - A Q 1 'J i 3 . ' if f- Q I Q, v ' W . f - f- ,, , 4 x '.wmQfQ A ' QM 'K-133 1 " , Wi, " ::.L,g1 , . L,1, Q as K ftfii, . 'ii-'f ... QT ff. , .t ' x M2 4, pu Q ,iz f .v 1 ik s 'r r if 'Y 5' 24 x i k .. 'ia' Q 3. M A L' F' A-fm.. .. : i I jggf f x f K axes. . bf ? 5533 .f i X I if l X' , .. X f S . Y Allin -Z I v fa 'fb 'Q 3 ii' F9 N M1 X pl -L l 5 ,f ax .v if Y! , , A 2 1 ,.r"' IQ , Im i V 1 'Q Q -f -,,: . ,fo ws Q an A ' Ffm x A - A i ,R ff ,s 'pg ' o ' o A .XM Nag., K K , .x K X, . I i , AFM :M G 7, - res'dent Doughs Br'stol . 'r . Q? 63. . A X FM' I. W J: il' .-gg V 5 x I D. W M 'S X -wh- .ff-P' E l ,J-. fi ,-""" X. if ik e,,1Q if A b E,. X H I gm N 'SQ rs HN gig :L S 7-V 4 K is ?1fffTffM.f7 ask if x 3 ' Fx lf "if ff? '55 f 3 f if y Tiff 1 v it 5. 6 X 7 K -,S f ' 2 .f fx ,f f Ls , .kv an fn!" sf if 2 5. 1 5 CPUQC if 3 5 lx J, V :Egg SENIOR Back Row: Fr. J. Abend, C.S.B., Walter Eisenberg, Joseph Mitrano, Michael Cer- retto, Gerard Frank, Brian Gibson, William Steinwachs, Paul O'Connor, Philip Nothnagle, Terrence Fleming, Lawrence lvlcfxlpine, Edward Barra, Sanford Petix, John Roberts. Front Row: Richard Long, John Duggan, Nicholas lvlendola, Gerald Kuhn, Eugene Clifford, Paul Dentinger. SODI-ILITY At Aquinas, the Sodality represents the spiritual part of the student's learning. The Sodalist dedicates himself to the Blessed Virgin Mary, promising to do his best to spread devotion to her. Being a member is not only a great privilege but also a great source of merit to him. Here he leads a life with Mary. The activities of a Sodalist are many. Following the corporal OFFICERS Standing: William Steinwachs lSecretaryl, Edward Barra llreasurerl. Sealed: Joseph Mitrano lVice-Prefectl, Philip Nothnagle lPre-iectl, Fr. J. J. Abend, C,S.B., lPriest-Directorl, Fr. F, J. Ware, C.S.B. works of mercy, he collects canned food for the poor and needy. A true Sodalist recites the rosary daily, and attends the sacraments frequently. In this he is fulfilling his duties by spreading good ex- ample and gaining for himself and for others spiritual rewards. Yes, the job of a Sodalist is a full-time one, but he endures it willing knowing that he is attaining the only really important thing in life. Philip Nothnagle with representatives from the Catholic High Schools of Rochester. CATHCLIC INTER HIGH CONFERENCE Standing: Joseph Mitrano, Philip Nothnagle, Edward Barra. Seated: Fr. F, J. Ware, C.S.B., Fr. J, J. Abe-nd, CSB., Fr. R, Tormey, 88 if ' 5 - ' A 4, g g K " "v:'i'?:Zg2 K ', Q. ? 1515 ' ' ami 2 5' i N? Qgiii, X, 35? N L Xi '+V 4 ' H fx Q QQ P 5 'r. Q Y lffggffggbsfi' OFFICERS Back Row: Robert Boykin lPresidentl, Mr. D. Kuder, C.S.B, Front Row: James Dooley lVice Presidentl, Michael Riptori lSecretaryl, Paul O'Conrior Ureasiirerl. AGULYTE CLUB i Peter Forte, Nicholas Mendola, Rolland Michael, Rudy Pal- meri, Patrick Doyle, John Roberts, Bernard Maloney, Richard Zwierlein, Philip Nothnaqle, Thomas Berent. Michael Puccini, John McKeori, Patrick Russell, Gary Sweet, William O'Neill, Gerard Mitrano, James Kolb, Edward De- Camilla, Franklyn Kelly, Ronald Marang. 90 Q 1 M., 'i W5 , ik T 15235315 X N Q V 4 , Ly xr, pf: Q i W. 0 g'5L f , A x X.. , - .1 'L R 'I I 'I-" ' l .KK ,k'. A I -V., i , L - x ,W X ,.:,k-A ,K 6 C X W' ' 'Hwy E Hi Um V L ' If L ' 35 V Ee W i 'Y K '- wif ' Q 1 n N , w"'W 3 , L! , , 5 'Q if . M, x Rfk, -V ' 4 1 " U fl 51 rr i, Q, jffixygw it 1:7 f 'L" ' X K 'Ik i 4 2 wr 'ik Qi? V G We Q. 1. M sy ' - . -- 4 as if? 3 ' L1 ' L G km 3' fi? V ' f Q, kY3uiQi+,'5?g's3i?,, . m 'tw ff? Lf 4 W , . Mg Jawa I www, 3 W: WM gif h'f'if3 5 w Fw. ye. K kiwi iff , WQG3 , W, W 5 ,?ji I it .Z:: 4, Q .Nw WW ...awww www? My :curly lv Safe wa f AQUINADER Standing: Michael Pabrinkis, Norman Hoffman, John Wood, Robert Hargarther, John Doble, Daniel Shaughnessy, Philip Nothnagle, John Roberts. Seated: William Howard, Fr, J, Wilson, C.S.B., Brian Gibson llfditorl, Mr. W. McCarthy, Henry Hess, Kent DeHond. MISSIDNS The outstanding spirit of the Aquinas Student for the Missions is proven each year by the overwhelming support which they give the Missions spiritually and financially. This year a new spiritual activity was initiated. Each homeroom was given the name of a missionary for whom it would offer it's prayers that his work in the Mission Held be successful. Also, the daily Mission Mass was extended to continue throughout the entire school year. These activities along with our remarkable financial support, through homeroom contributions and the annual Mission Bouts, have given us a position in the Missions to be envied by all. MISSION OFFICERS Ronald Marang lVice Presidentl, William Howard lSecretary-Treasurerl, Daniel Shaughnessy lpresidentl. Richard Hartman, Martin Hall, Antony Schuyler. 92 'F SENIORS Standing: William Howard, Robert Warth, Richard Austin, Ronald Marang, Seated: William Crandall, Fr. J. Wilson, C.S.B., Thomas Aleo, jf Ya?Nn JUNIORS Sfanding: Roy Scalera, Donald Crowley, Gregory Riley, Fredrick Pestorius. Seaied: Howard Bernola, Gary Weiss- inger, Thomas Dillon. SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN Standing: James Agosiinelli, Michael Cerarne, Donald Pelino. Seated: Sfanding: Michael Wallcer, David Balaishis, Richard Brien, Sealed John Kuppinqer, Patrick Cassella, John Lechner. James Quirlc, Richard Sprague, James Cimelli. 93 Q,,,, 1im,,,uM,,,.,, , 5 'rf -,,gm.1 M www - ..1 5 1 gi Q ' , an 1 F' N34 ,,.', E 7 l LM g ' M 4 iZ , 5 NNW ' U X I Y 4: 5 ix 955 K3 J X' 5 f"5-'QQ f-W" 0 """"'5'f N ,gg A H f Qzff gl 7 ' , A s Q Q S 3, 'F , .m,, my 5 ,W 'F ,Q '.-, Q W W Wx 0 W 13412 E. pw: ,vw-fri ,N asm A'2.,,?i'fQY5M fu ,. 2 Y 232 4. K Yi 3 ei Q: S ,. M 1 .,,. . ,QQ W ' V125 X T 'sv fav' SQ xx XX Q 1 Vz.. 4- 1. 5 x x 'ESQ V A QV:"g 2 fix QQ Y g A is g A. J 1 I ' ,3 V ,B M ex 4? ARETE FR. H. C. PERRY, C.S.B. Faculfy Diredor -Qax-all g Ai xxX1 Standing: John Kehy, Frank DeLucia, Kent DeHond. Seated: James Maher, Mr. S. Femiarlo, C.S.B. fLiterary Advisorl. James Maher, Kent Dehiond, Standing: Walter Eisenberg, Stardey N pierafa, Gerard Roskosky ffxrt Ediiorj Seated: Fr, E. J. Khne, C.S.B. fPhoto Ad visorj. 95 F is Huw 21 s Vi .W i si ng-xx, X if nam.. Q, V 33.3.2 .6 A W K M ,igi -3: :T 'n ,. ,I J Nx 1 I 'W .- 'v' .K its bf- 9' " 41 1, by s 1 M 'G : V - , M 4.4. . fi, ' , .. y vp ig: y ei. 5 Sw , W .1 -- .MSX '71xw?r:4esffSPm?'22 lvswks LG 3 V 1 ' 1 'Ju f - QQ Q f 5 5 ', Quia n 4... . Q., KA- 1 bf my - c f- img ff' .2-5 x x 1 L,:, .-7 X . if XA Q N 2 2 FF svn Q X wfswf --wr I, .L Q .. if 4 X 5. V41 i - ,7 ,gf Jil, A :gif-vin . fl C X , fig' 'Q' R 1 2? , y- ,, U 1 Q W gl . A M N I SM' ,gk W I i ' . . 1 . Q wma? Y Irv k I H, ,..4..., 1 A W ."' ,,-" J :rr "-M ' K 4 - N ' f ffmiiif if :-V - J , I V , vw m ?' WM1 :-' I W, -yxw .. V 3' W ? "K if wi . , nymu Q Q I df 2 .ai ui ,yu QETFVE 1 l5..4j,f .E 1 i in aw,-.,,,,,,'-""' PHYSICS CLUB Front: B. Gibson, R. Cordero, G. Vadas Fifth Row: P, Spencer, G. Budinslci, P Haney. Fourth Row: R. Corritore, E Barra, D. Crowiey. Third Row: S. An drews, J. Schmitz, F. Zah. Second Row D, Meagher, J. Dey, F. Clark, E. Miiier First Row: D. Statt, D. Ruscio, D. Biind J. Milier. CHEMISTRY CLUB Fifth Row: F, DeProz, R. Pasnak, J. Maher, W. DeRyice, J. Roberts. Fourth Row: J. Mitrano, W, Quinn, L. Bao chetta, G. Pelino. Third Row: J. Biackburn, J. Wooden, L, Woodard. J. DeRosa. Second Rowq S, LaBeHa, J. Rittaco, J. Tette, D. Macpherson, First Row: F. DeLucia, W. Mancine, J. Griswoid, W. Howard. Furth Row M Pabrinkis R De us Third Row: J, Schoiand, W, Eisenberg M. Fiynn, E. Cook. Second Row: F Lanzatame, J. Viccaro, J. Fgqieston, J. Ehrstein. First Row: R. Napadano, F. Kohimeier, 6. Roslcosky, T, Cometa. Sixth Row: R. Michaei, F. Bauer. Fifth Row: D. George, T. Fischer, S. Rizzo. Fourth Row: G. Prinzinq, W. Carnpbeil, J. Herrmann. Third Row: D, Haisey, P. Yantz, D, Dequs. Second Row: R. Pasnak, L, Kamp, S. Speer. First Row: T. Le-doux, J. Doble, R. DeVito, J. G-rastort. 99 ,Q U E Qbti ,f-, ., :,. W , , Km , , 6 1' '1 Q55 , ' ' g i aQ if wma, i if Q - ff QF 1. ' W? . , , ::- ff., wg, 1 g , .. J ., .. , ,Rag ,V N? 'Q' , 1 A V g 7 .. 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I X s s a af S . w if-Q RA il .5 , if gg qi . s . S 11 -?af 3 , , Q, if Via ga 'gif x 1,4 A vw 55235 .AX7, ,E A KM-?1'L '11 . W f DET . a - 5 l,.5,1, lg X, gum .diff I N.. X Q , I .rr Yi .f D in 'Fry -mf. e , X I s I W QX S 5 X fi K SE .E ,- i , .wigs 1 Q53 4. qv Mis? . sig., Q Q Y ' 1 5 W ftiifg. xl' , ' is E . 1 sq L 1 1 .w wwf ' 9 X , gb' X Y V xi? 5? 5 3 Fourth Row: J. Heil, T. Martin, P. Arsenault. D. Robinson. D. nessy. Second Row: T, Tette, B, Williams, B. McDonald, B. Vleau, Murph, A. lacovanoelo, D. Stott, E. Zweniafa. D. O'Bnen. W. J. I-loqan, S. Soroktl, C. Tette, D. DeRoller, M, Sullivan, C. Lowen- Annnnon J. Blavltburn, P, Brit er, R. Kapltan, Third Row: T. Sorolcll, quilt, T, Hagan, Fronf Row: G, Lawggnx P, Forte, S, Elaml C, P, O'Connor S. LaBella, J. Herrmann, E. Deprez, P. Mahler, J. Richardson, K. loole, T, Mcfxvinney. D, Tillman, P. Bolger, R. Hendol, F. laccvanoclo, F. Delucwa, T. Fleming, W. Quinn, W, Fen- Tggfly K, Vgrragi, PRINCIPALS OF OKLAHOMA Silo Snrokll, Bevnle Vieau, Carolyn Tette, Diane DeRoller, Jeanne Hogan, Peter Mahler, Francis lacovanqelo, John l-lerrmann, Sal- vatore Laliema, William Ammon. At Piano: Fr. C. Udall, C.S.B. ST. GENESIIIS CLUB There is no better place to instill into a youth's mind the effects of good entertainment than at a Cath- olic school. The "St. Genesius Club," our dramatics club at Aquinas, must be congratulated for their splendid work in doing this task. The members of the club take very seriously their Part in providing entertainment for the students. Long hours of rehearsing go into every one of their perform- ances. These hours of practice are never in vain though, because a professional-type performance teaches the members to work together and gives them an apprecia- tion of good clean entertainment. With this in mind, it is obvious that the members of the St. Genesius Club along with their directors, Father Cullen and Father Whitley, deserve a great deal of credit for their part in the cultural training of Aquinas students. in Peter Mahler studles a seed catalogue in a scene from "Tea House of flue August Moon." Gene, Jeanne and the "natives," SCENES FROM THE TEA HOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON Jeanne Hogan as Salrinl before the Tea House of the August Moon. Gene and Jeanne solvlng a big problem. Gettlng the surrey ready for "Olclal1oma," 105 5-'QED 2 X ,K 1 M 8 CNASI f ft ZZ. i of if 'x 3 Q S , , 2 xg Y W, ri tie ., 'Q Qufax 1 "' Z 15' W 4- Gig 3 gs W., di if ' it N ' i 3 - Q.. 'g .lk 55530, wQgw -5 a j... W S Q sg-1 is Q' wma ll 1 , Q ,Q W mr? XI: 5 v 539 'ww XW.. . Wh mu, 'W 1 -. , , f.f, fi. LM 'v XXTN-X . as :T ww uv ,, jgfk - a ff A ' --ff:Qm1 1:1522 31171: . f i w - y WQQS9 4- . Q14 fmfz-Pff'1 p-ww A ' f fi . k ,nf Eli V , x . .9 , I - is -,Q ' V 'fm - ,g.: v-,.,,,. .. as .. . 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I, l JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Baclr Row: Michael Kehoe, Robert Gears, Thomas Cichon, William Brown, Richard Olas, Richard Lovell, Allan Hoyt, Peter Stahl, Raymond Dry, Thomas Dicesare, George Reis- inqer. Front Row: Mr. J. G. McGinn, CSB. lcoachl, Robert Lambert lOtficial Scorerl, Eugene Clifford llvlanagerl, Robert Mirquet lCap- tainl. JUNIOR VARSITY and FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Greg Riley and Jaclcie FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Back Row: Robert Cortese, James Accorso, John De-Marla, Fr. E, Burns, C.S,B. lCoachl, Anthony Schuyler, Roger LaForce, Joseph Muscarella. Front Row: John Toscano, Michael Shannon, James Kane, Andrew Sciarabba, William Lambert, John Atfronti. Absent: Donald Agostinelli, Richard Burbott, William Wisotzlce. 120 1., Zi' x iv I A . L Back Row: Michael Flynn, Lawrence Stacy, Donald Crowley, Michael Bo- Femiano, Philip Gruttadauria, Guy DeLucia, David Haight, James Rohring land, Richard Quaclrini, Richard Agostinelli, John Doble, Ronald Chatterton, Peter Donnelly, Michael Sedita. Front Row: Joseph Camillaci, Kerry Finger Gregory Riley, Robert Personale, John Kelly, Stephen Andrews, James William Lehner, Richard Telarico, Roy Scalera, Terence Enright, Richard McLaughlin, Middle Row: Anthony Andreano, Joseph Bell, Michael Pab- Niermeyer, Patrick Wall, Robert Lambert. rinlcis, Thomas Aleo, Robert Bates, John Roberts, Thomas Enright, Eugene VARSITY FO0TBALL At Aquinas we believe in football as an important part of the school educational program. Football practices and games bring new experiences to young athletes. Participation in the sound football program at Aquinas provides the teaching of cooperation and competition. Playing hard and playing to win can help build character. Learning to give and to take, experiencing defeat without grumbling, and accepting victory without gloating, makes the boy a better athlete. Good sportsmanship comes when rules are obeyed. On the football field athletic competition can be a wholesome equal- izer. Individuals on the playing field are judged by what they can do. We believe that football teaches the values of the democratic process and of fair play. We believe that football aids in teaching goodness, discipline and knowledge. AQUINAS VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-I957 -58 Aquinas Bishop Timon . I9 Aquinas Cathedral Prep I4 Aquinas Erie Academy 39 Aquinas Mt. Carmel .. I2 Aquinas North Catholic 39 Aquinas Watertown .,.. . , I4 Aquinas St. Joseph's .. 33 Aquinas Canisius ,.... I3 121 'g FOOTBALL MANAGERS Bach Row: Eugene Page, Robert Warth. Middle Row: Michael Noonan, Louis Niger. Front: Robert Vieau. ' Kerry Finger Quarterback VARSITY Anthony Andreano Fuflback 'fs Phnlnp Gruttadaurla Haffback John Doble Eugene Femiano End Guard James McLaughlin Robert Personale End Tackle 4 Z 41, ' 1, ' ,fry JL - gf 4-3,-,K - A wr ,pw-, -' ' z ., ,,. z Af ' H C. . m. 51455 A 6' F ' ,X X .LN xy ., ,X I xr .ff TW-ea -ff 3. . 'f .1 W . M ,543-Lf + ,f , ,fggg--. ,ff ffk,.:,,,, .Av g-7 ff, , .,' Mg, ' s 1 Q lk f W .H "WN-1 U of 5 041' Q. -H1 '.4s, Ni- :Ms S ,ij 3 ,V QVW Ar xfg .T 1 .aww , greg.-5 7 ,r ':. .xvyaa x ' , . E ,N sgigksfvei-ffy"f, 5. A 1 2 Q L fu!-zzfgni QT? um , . y........: mai' Q 1 -ff a Nmkft. -U4. ,mg A " 1:35 if 7 A 1 - - "fi 7 Q .. N. .:, Q A-,mx -'L N , vflmsn A , , .. V41 4.,,m,i,,.A , -1 l ' :swim-vb 1.5 yr' 'M' f Lx- A -1 Yxgkxxvfxtgijfwi Mu K, 5 I . N -if Ag. .T 1, ,, . . W 1 'giiwr . 1'-H' .HI-li.. U".f, :x"',1f ,Jul .f-ifgw JUNIOR VARSITY Baal: Row: R. Tuschong, W. Apton, T. Cichon, J. Zielinslci, R. Jones, R. Sedliclcas, A. Remeilcis, A, Rossi, D. Fox. Middle Row: Mr, J. Jordan, C.S.B. lAss't Coachl, Fr. M. B. Bioncli, C.S.B. lAss't Coachl, L. Hurley, J. Whitney, P. Stahl, M, Grattan, G. Boccaro, D. Lyncl, M. Cerame, Robt. Brophy, Rich, Brophy, M. Hall, Mr. F. Vadas lCoachl, Front Row: G. Zubert, R. Dry, R. Mirguet, J, Reisinger, S. lncardona, C. Sofia, R. Lombino, J. Degnan. I. V.'s-HOUSE LEAGUE and ALL STARS FRESHMAN HOUSE LEAGUE CHAMPlONS-THE ARGONAUTS Back Row: George DelVecchio, George Lorenzo, David Gerzseny, Patrick Coyne, David Balaishis, James Taylor, Thomas Boc- cacino, William Sauerbier, James Deliberf, Douglas Oglia, Lawrence Galusha. Front Row: Thomas Lechner, William Wisotzlce, Michael Bilylc,'Mr. P, C, Beers, C.S.B. lLine Coachl, Mr, J. G. McGinn, C.S.B. lBaclc- field Coachl, George Scherzi, Walter Ho- gan, John Toscano. Allukffl . ,xmimix V 3 'l' FRESHMAN ALL STAR TEAM Back Row: R. Brien lManagerl, T. Mclfague, P. Coyne, R, Shannon, A. Miller, J. Gratten, J. VanAllen, P. Wegman, R. Accorso, D. Balaishis, J. Muscarella, J. DeMarle, S. Weaver, B, Johnson, J. Taylor. Middle Row: M, Carroll lManagerl, P. Pupatelli, L. Bach, W. Lambert, M. Yeager, J. Marchese. K. Clifford, G. Johnson, T. Bonalede, M. Grassadonia, D. Robinson, J. Miceli, L. Campanozzi, C. McCalIister. Front Row: Fr. E. Kline, C.S.B. lAss't Coachl, R. Cortese, Toscano, J. Aflronti, Fr. J. Ware, C.S.B. lCoacl-il, Fr. J. Lee, C.S.B. lAss't Coachl, W. Wisotzlce, T. Lehner, Fr, R. Klem, C.S.B. lAss't Coachl. T24 Back Row Fr M B Blond: CSB Coach Guy DeLucsa Ronald Wrlrram Lehner Robert Bates, Samuel Rizzo, Richard Corritore ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Ssaiod: Fr. C, F. Carter, C.S.B lDirectorj. Stendingg Fr. M. B. Biondi C.S.B. fBosebaHj, Fr. R. T. Chauvin C.S.B. fFootball and Swimmingf, Fr F. H. Sohn, C.S.B. faaseballl, Mr. P Beers, C.S.B. llntramurall, Fr, J. F Ware, C.S.B. Urackl. 125 i "' Finigemvs. Marinuccg' x " ' ' 0 vb -e fs 5' , my N' 'Q 33, X A Q a H I . 3' ws ff, Wm I 3 5 ,f Enright vs. Camillaci Best Fight of the Night s- ' S 'Rx Cappella vs. Balaishis KW " :war 'gk ,Nia X Raff WH- 5 - Referee ,X::,, WML 'Enrught vs. www ?T22gv ' Y ., 5 I iii.: Toscana vs. Calaianni ' Weissinger vs. Andolino k ,tl , ,n -N ., H ships, in However, ogan King vs. Welling i. ,i 4. K rf ' U44 I Q 5 x ' ' .. .. , ' M"l1.-4 ' L , ,. - .- s Yl vAv g vvyi I i s at . , I apiece! L N K iieconfvs. WNQN .I ' ., - 5-Q, 'n if 'fi' 1 s , 1 ' li, A Nigga f , , v N Neff S Ak illl QYAK in K x y if Memorial 4,475 spectators n the Aquinas' swell the 1957- 24 boefers it At stake personal glorf but tgp thogsands of dollars. ' Mr. "Hunk" Vadas s match between j is third Mission Bout. M Axword ofadvic from To events 35 h. .ai- m Aleo lbeford the big iight !L:l as the cessful Cards 1 4 was ' ed to be t ' .est s I A i gfrophyg w s ' 5, I e time. 3' esult of the Bob Hogan, Dick Telarico was selected if Boxer of the was ?ardgqc:1 the Hickok Trophy. n The other boxers are to congratulate for t 'eir part in a 'Hiost suc- ' . .. 'Y is Q, it gi X 4 Larry Gaiusha Atomicweight ,QM I 'Fi' Ei? i fi 'NJ Q Jim Walker John Cappello Paperweight Junior Bantamweight L. 5533? Joe Coiaianni Junior Wefterweight e 4 Lou Andoiino Paperweight Dick Telarico I I M Q Boxereot-the Night Jack King vii, ' "' Fiweiqif THE WINNAHS' , its P " ' Marinpami ' fi it 1" Dick Telarico John Roberts if Junior Weiterwei it Y. iii' Q Welterweight Frank Iacovangelo Heavyweight Bob Mirguet Featherweight Joe Camillaci Middleweight CHEERLEADERS Back: Gerard Roslcoslcy. Frank: James Kesselrinq, Michael Plccini, Raymond Zambraslxi, William Hartman, Patrick Back Row: D, Hall, D. Meagher, P. Wall, J. Adams, E. Cook, P. Spence, P. Nothe naqle, R. Dry, J. Whitney, B. Shapiro, R. Long, P, Donnelly. Front Row: C. Scarson, R. Lambert, J. Eggleston, R. Telarico, C, Pollzzr, R. Bisbano, G. Marlnuccl, J, Adams, T, Yehl. TRACK TEAM Back Row: R, Flynn, M. Sedita, M, Bo- han, M. Mlller, R, Yahn, W, Sliclxs, R. Chatterton, G. Rrley, W. Crandall, D. Ras, W. Hartman, J, Rohrinq. Froni Row: A, Rossi, G. Eberhardt, W. Naylon, T. MCC-Sulre, P. Doyle, T. Dillon, R. Scalera. Mchlale. sw I M M l N G T E W. Coloslmo, R. l-lorn, R. Poretti, R. Pasnalc, J. Phrahler, L. Winter, R. Rodell, M. Pabrlnlcis lCaptalnl, J. Chisholm, J, Shermelta, J. Zielinslcl, E. Meyer, Fr, R. T. Chauvin, C.S,B., Mr, William Kanaley. , I ff: r,r.- T - "'. ...ig .lk R l If l l .yy -V-WM 'I .f Y M 9 J ' L 4 , .Q- g ' R ' ,WP 1 - ,Swirl . 4 91114, l s ,,. uz ' R. Pasnalc, M. Pabrln .Q lcis 'Z 129 T ba 2 L FT' c Row K Finger P Yantz J Wood S R zo B Sutton D Linc ch P Fifth Row Mr McCar Allman Sera in J Beclcmen D Barone P Ronzo J Borzalarle F Zah H Burnola Machnilc F er ur ow r C auvin ti ryan orc a rera a eMore J Corsica R on ococo ion r Halsey J Ser :nfs Third Row H Moore W Leo R Tornaselli D Zackmeyer J Muniz S Lecesse Second Row J Prahler P Spencer D Speclcqoor B Ammon vo arx a P R Orrico J Rita R Esposito A Lecesse J Palarmo L Woodard F F Boehm CSB cahlll Falcer J Hahn Front Row G Ginnavoa P Binazesi Stark D Crowley B Sommers D Byrne Baclr Row: T. Yell, P. Russo, J. Bogardus, J. Fornieri, A. Cocialova, F. Lawrence. Treasurer 130 Third Row: D. Frizone, J. Caswall, M. Alelcson, D. Hall, D, Hartman, G. Peters, L. Kamp, P. Tuschong, R. McKinny, M. Casper, R. Klim, R. Cimballo, P. O'Mara, J. Cassata, V. Ortatini, G. Meagher, E. Walsh, J. Schmitz, F. Russo, Fr. J. O'Reilly CSB. Second Row: A. Pulvino, J. Scholull, F. Montrois, R. Montrois, R. Fredrick D. Seralin, J. Zwierlein, F. Colosimo, B, Boyer, D. LaDolce, C. Leone, D. Hoflord R. Williams. R. Quadrini, R. Rauner, W. Morros, J. R. Honan, L. Andolino, R Lovell. Front Row: H, Hall. G. Rockwell, H. Hess, M. Delany, R, Dziczkaniec, P Forte, M. Skinner, S. Mammano, J. Kohner, A. Mason, T. Bontiglio. SENIOR BOWLING OFFICERS Mr. W. McCarthy, Peter Binazeslci, James Brasch lPresidentl, Fr. J. A. O'Reilly, C.S.B., Dennis Hyatt lVice-President, L, 1 Q limi 'i-ig, Q. N if-fm S had 5.562 55 . im' iii, we ff' '21 at 5 ess ' : Q Q 12 'v Q V ff A ,..--- 1 -if if E if pn. , vnqqm Egwqvu 'mf '1 wr. www A I H5424 . :Trai dl 0 . at if 5 5-4 sw W X, , J v K 'Q ., Q ,- INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS Back Row: Patrick DeStelano, Douglas Pelino, Joseph DeRosa, Robert Fiorentino, John Doble, Francis Randise, Donald Faraone, Gary Klein, Richard Ognibene, Mr. P. C, Beers, CSB. Middle Row: Dennis C-erszeny, Paul Reiter, David Gerszeny, William Wisotzke, Raymond Merkel, John Pickering. SENIOR INTRAMURAL CHAMPS: HOMEROOM 323 Back Row: Robert Flynn, Michael Ackroyd, Andrew Lece cese. Front Row: Eugene Page, Raymond Lum, John Kelly. .no-n y FRESHMAN INTRAMURAL CHAMPS: HOMEROOM 302 Back Row: Dennis Jensen, John Delvlarse, Thomas Boccacino, David DeMarse, Kenneth Vorrasi, Joseph Muscarella, Roger LaDuca, James Henderson.-Front Row: Frank Comunale, Leslie l.aTour, Bruce Pickering. I TIHIMIIIIALS JUNIOR INTRAMURAL CHAMPS: HOMEROOM 210 Back Row: David Niermeyer, Joseph Camillaci, Guy DeLucia, Thomas Enright, Richard Quadrini, Edward Barra, Charles Noonan, Frederick Zah. Front Row: David Hall, Robert Hogan, Terrence Collins. SOPHOMORE INTRAMURAL CHAMPS: HOMEROOM 110 Kenneth Masi, Michael Cerame, Robert La- Force, Frank Giblin, Paul Rittaco, Donald Hein- sler, William Fox. Back Row: Neil McCarthy, Andrew Meloni, Richard Tomasso. FR. JOSEPH L. WILLETT, C.S.B Member of fhe Faculfy of Aquinas Insfifufe I940-I954 PATRICK DOYLE Member of 'Phe Class of I959 Died, April 7, 1958 Requiescant In Pace 133 .41 a .IJ 5 Q", l A I L ,rx vis' wifi, - A 4 I gf,..'? ,li ' .V.. Lkk' . . "', My 'r-. A E. 4 E 4 ,i Q :Z 'E T' I3 T' L vs Fzjf Tr ga 2, X A, QXE 11 11 11 l a.-l ig ' 'N- 11 4 iiiigfi :gg U is H L U - .,,, n aaa 'N ST.l0HN FISHER COLLEGE ROCHESTER, New YQRK COURSES OFFERED Accounfing and Business Chemisfry Classical Languages Theology Modern Languages Physics Social Sciences English Ma+hema+ics Hisiory Philosophy Educa+ion Biology -1- PRE-PROFESSIONAL COURSES Pee - Engineering Pre - Denial Pre - Medical Pre - Law UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE BASILIAN FATHERS 137 ' 0 ,m 37 X f ff 51 Photographs . -. . The Heart of Your-Yearbook . . . priceless school memories live in photography by Varden. DEN Srunlos. lNc. R OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS S E Y' YEARBOOK DIVISION 28 South Union Street ' Rochester 7, New York 138 Mos+ Rev. Lawrence B. Casey, D.D. R+. Rev R+. Rev. R+. Rev R+. Rev. R+. Rev R+. Rev R+. Rev R+. Rev R+. Rev R+. Rev R+. Rev n 1 Msgr. Charles J. Azzi Msgr. Joseph A. Balcerak Msgr. Richard K. Burns Msgr. Thomas F. Connors Msgr. Wilfred T. Craugh Msgr. John M. Duffy . Msgr. George W. Eckl Msgr. Ar+hur Florack Msgr Joseph E. Grady Msgr. Frank J. Hoefen Msgr. John S. Randall Very Rev. Msgr. Dennis W. Hickey Rev. William J. Brien Rev. Joseph A. Cirrincione Rev. Francis Feeney Rev. Rober+ J. Fox Rev. Alber+ J. Geiger Rev. George M. Kalb Rev. Donald E. Lux Rev. John D. Malley Rev. Frank W. Mason Rev. Francis J. Pegnam Rev. Alber+ L. Simone++i Rev. Leo V. Smi+h Rev. Edward E. S+einkirchner Rev. J. Beecher Sullivan Rev. Michael J. Tydings Holy Rosary Church S+. Joseph's Church A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Ar+hur Bamann Dominick J. Calabucci Complimen+s of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid W. Ehrs+ein Mr. and Mrs. William J. Frank Mr. John T. No+hnagle Mrs. Harold A. Perry Dr. and Mrs. An+hony J. Rosica Alber+ W. Skinner Mo+hers' Club of Aquinas Nazare+h Hall Cade+ School, I80 Raines Park. S+uden+ Council of Aquinas Homeroom 323 Anchor Fence Co., Buffalo Ayer and S+reb, I5 Sou+h Ave. Blanchard Floris+, 58 Lake Ave. Cadillac Ho+eI, 45 Ches+nu+ S+. Ca+lin and Haag Inc., I075 Nor+on S+. Cen+ral Roadway Paving Co., 595 Cedarwood Ter. Cham ion A+hle+ic Spor+swear 7l S+ Paul S+ P , . . Coca-Cola Bo++ling Co. - A. L. Anderson Sons, 835 Hudson Ave. PATRONS CharIo++e Appliance Corp., 3268 Lake Ave. Deep+one Cleaners 8: Launderers, 603 S+one Rd Dewey Ave. Barber Shop, I3 I4 Dewey Ave. Domes+ic Fuel Service, I96 Lyell Ave. Du Bois Press, 675 Sou+h Goodman S+. Dun-Ri+e Hea+ing, 68 Prospec+ S+. Eli+e Clo+hing Co., 5 S+. Paul S+. Falcone Fence Co., 42 Lowell S+. Grinnan's Foods, I529 Lake Ave. Hafner Home Laundry Inc., 595 Clin+on Ave. S. Jim's Beau+y Salon, 2850 Dewey Ave. Jos+en's Kay Michaels Beau+y Salon, I I82 Dewey Ave. Klem's Dairy, 27 Union Park Langie Fuel Service Inc., 320 Main S+. Eas+ Lara Decora+ors, 26 Cloverdale Road Leone's Peerless John Lucas and Co., 9 I 5 N. Clin+on Ave. Lucas and Dake Co., I7 Clin+on Ave. Sou+h M and T Service S+a+ion lA+lan+icl, Fros+ and Epwor+h Maplewood Diner, 59 Ridge Road Wes+ Monroe Coun+y Window Cleaning Co., Inc., 2740 S+. Paul Blvd. Monroe Jani+or Supply Co. Inc., I203 Hudson Ave. E. R. M'oore Company Morgan Dairy, 5I I Whi++ier Rd., Spencerpor+, N. Y. Moun+ Drug Co., I286 Dewey Ave. Murphy's Snack Bar, I I78 Dewey Ave. George Palmos Swee+ Shop, 32I Driving Park Ave. Piehler Pon+iac Corp.,' I500 Lake Ave. William F. Predmore, 998 Clin+on Ave. S. Republican Coun+y Commi++ee 603 Genesee Valley-Union Trus+ Bldg. Roches+er Business Ins+i+u+e, I72 Clin+on Ave. S Roches+er-Penfielcl Bus Co. Inc., 60 River Blvd. Ridge Bowling Hall, 46I Ridge Road W. Rogers' Super Marke+, I458-64b Dewey Ave. Leo J. Ro+h Corp., 2 I4 Clifford Ave. Ruby's Spor+ing Goods S+ore 857 Clin+on Ave. S. S+. Boniface Men's Club. I7 Whalin S+. Charles W. Schrader, 686 Clin+on Ave. Sou+h Schuler's Foods Inc., 64 Ches+er S+. R. C. Shaheen Pain+ Co. Inc., I400 S+. Paul S+. S+andard Builders Supply Co., 264 McNaugh+on S+. Tran+'s Ca+hoIic Supply S+ore, 96 Clin+on Ave. N Vel+ri's Shoe S+ore, 2854 Dewey Ave. Walker's Appliances Inc., 2844 Dewey Ave. Wholesale Hea+ing Supply Co., 659 Jay S+. 74 AcIminis+ra+ion ,. Alma Ma+er .... Aquinader S+a+F Are+e . .,,.. . 4 Ar+ ........... Assembly S+a+f , A+hIe+ics ...,.. A+hIe+ic Direc+ors Band .......... Baseball ..... BasIce+baII ..... Bishop Casey .. Business .,..,.. Bowling ..... Boxing ....... Cheerleaders , , . Clubs: AcoIy+e . . , Ar+ ....... Chemis+ry 4 4 Deba+ing .. French .... Glee ,..., German , . . I+aIian .... La+in ...... Library .... Ma+hema+ics Men s ,..,. 4 Mo+hers' . , . Physics . . . Railroad , 4 . . , S+. Genesius ..,, S+. Luke .,.... S+. Thomas .,.. Sidelines .... Varsi+y , 4 . . Dances .... Deba+ing Dedica+ion ..4. Doyle, Pa+ricIc . 4 . Drama+ics , , 4 4 . English ...,...44..,... . . Facul+y wi+h homerooms .4.,44 . . . Facul+y wi+hou+ homerooms ..,. . . . Foo+baII Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen HeaI+h . BasIce+baIl .... Bowling ....... Foofball Teams INDEX . IO-II 4 I8-I9 . , 4 92 . 94-95 . ..... 80 ., I07 II8-I32 ....I25 . 82-85 .4 I25 II9-I20 6 8I I30-I3I I26-I28 .4 I29 90 .. I0l . 98-99 .. I02 .. I00 ... 84 .. I00 .4 I00 .. I00 .. IOI 86 .. III ,. IIO 99 .4 I06 I04-I05 98 .,.9I .. I06 .. II7 II2-II5 ,. I02 4-5 .. I33 I04-I05 75 4 45-7I . I2-I4 I2I-I24 , 6I-7I .. l20 .. I3I .. I24 8I His+ory .4... Homerooms: Freshmen . . . Juniors .,,..,, Sophomores .,,, In Memoriam ,, 4...4.. . In+ramuraI BasIce+baII ,... Juniors ....,....44..... Junior Varsi+y Baske+baII ..,, Junior Varsi+y Foo+baII ..., Languages 44., Library ..,4.... Maroon 8: Whi+e ,.....4.,,. Maroon 8: Whi+e Swings+ers . . Ma+hema+ics .4...4...,..... Mission Bou+s , .4,..44... , Missions . . 4 4 Music ....44 Office S+a+F 1 . 4 . Ora+oricals . , . Pa+rons ...,....4..,.,4..,... Prayer +o S+. Thomas Aquinas , Principal .4..,..,,......... PubIici+y S+aFf . . . Religion 4..... Safe+y Pa+roI ...4 Sciences ..4,4........... Senior Bowling ..,.......... Senior Homeroom MocIera+ors Seniors .....4........,,.. Sis+er S+eIIa . 4 4 SodaIi+y .,4. . . . Sophomores ,.....4.4.., S+uden+ Government Officers ,.....,4....... Senior Represen+a+ives . . . Unclerclass Represen+a+ives S+. John Fisher College ..,.,. S+. Thomas Aquinas ..... Swimming Team ..,,.. Track ...4...... Underclassmen .... Varclen S+udios ...,. Varsi+y BasIce+baII ...4 76 6I-7I . 45-5l . 52-60 .. I33 .. I32 . 45-5I I20 .. I24 79 80 4 96-97 83 77 I26-I28 4 92-93 4 82-85 I4 4. IO3 4. I37 44,2 I0 .. Il8 .. I06 78 .. I30 ... I8 . I9-39 7 , 88-89 . 52-60 40 ....4I ...44 . ...l38 2 .4 I29 4. I29 . 45-7I .4 I39 .. II9 Varsi+y Foo+baII ..4.. 4 . . I2I-I23 WiIIeH', Rev. Joseph .,.. Yearbook EcIi+ors .... I33 3 1. f 41, 1 .L . wx.. 'L .X1 1 1 af- .- Y.. ., 1.1 M.-,TV kc ,.- A 1, I . . 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