Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1959 volume:

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V 1 . -L sufg 5 V'f A . xg 5 ' X: h TN U J xfgf EAEL f Q X kip Mjraay 'A 1 v I EW D ip I7 7 f - .Vf , fgzncilf Kc V f , Qgzwdf L6 A-ff 4 L f f r K, L 0 f, wt- - offg ff L., 1 A f 'wi rf fjwfgrjf x , X L f Z7 ' Lf 1. 7 I 4 f ,,,f A off 6 KZ'-541 'jnafg X .f K' YL , FCI Cff'Lff .1 il' ,Mi MW V 47:4 6 '71 gf Cyf4',J ' f Jfk U 31,8 Artie --,v OI" 199 McAl pine -in-Chief Paul O'Connor Photo Editor David Start Art Editor Fr. H. C. Perry, C.S.B Adviser X I 'T' , I QW? "hmm 2 I ina . ', Q .ix 1 . ri , Y f '1 , . lax.- ' if ' ff lligiiiil 1 .-"Fi-'Q ,Af 32? . iff ' 'J-'fl 1 s Q" St. Basil's Church Toronto, Ontario "Bonitatem et disciplimzm et scientiam doce me"-"Teach me goodness, discipline and know- ledge." This is the motto of the Congregation of fX XX X St, Basil's Novitiate, Pontiac, Michigan Aquinas Institute, Rochester, N. Y. F72 fs 2 pd 'K 1 ' Q35 s E sf 4' . .QB '-'TX Priests of St. Basil, popularly known as the Basilian Fathers. To give the church learned priests with the real sacerdotal spirit was the goal of Bishop d'Aviau, Archbishop of Vienne, when, the revolutionary storm having passed, Christian France began to re- vive. The prudent Archbishop, therefore, started an establishment destined to ensure the restoration of the clergy from the very start. In 1798, he chose a village, St. Symphorion de Mahur, hidden in the mountains of Vivorais. With joseph Bouvier-La- pierre as pastor, he established a college whose purpose was to teach Latin. The college moved in 1802 to Annonay, a part of the diocese of Vienne, when a concordat between Napoleon and the papacy had assured peace to the Church in France. The teaching staff lived under a rule and were called the "Teaching Priests of An- nonayf' In 1822, ten priests thought it advisable to become a religious community and thus provide for the continuity of their work. The first novitiate cfs-kafor was located in the parish of St. Basile so that the priests became known as the Priests of St. Basil. The first Basilians came to America in 1850 at the invitation of the Archbishop of Toronto. Their first endeavor in the United States was a parish in Detroit in 1886, Aquinas was entrusted to the con- gregation in 1937. The general aim of the Basilians, in common with all religious institutes, is the glory of God and the sanctification of its members. The particular aim of the Basilian Fathers is the welfare of souls, especially through the education of youth. Besides teaching, the works of the Congregation present a wide variety. In 1935, the first priest was appointed to the Mexican Missions in Texas. At the present time this Mission is made up of four Mission centers from which the missionaries serve the surrounding area. We are proud and happy to have spent our high school years with a group of men who uphold and carry on such a great tradition. We will pray JJ .l St. Basil's Church St. Basilc, France that God will continue to help the Basilians teach Aquinas students "Goodness, Discipline, and Know ledge." of flue gcwigan .gaflzerd 9il Father Charles P Donovan C S B I thou wzlt be per ect go sell what thou hast and gzze to the poor and thou shalt haze treasure zn heaven These words were heard and followed thirty-nine and twenty-four years ago respectively by two members of the present Aquinas faculty, Father Charles P. Donovan, C.S.B. and Father Raymond L. Prince, C.S.B. who this year celebrate their twentieth anniversary of educating Aquinas students. Fr. Donovan was born March 18, 1892 in Wellsville, New York, ordained February 29, 1920 by Bishop Fallon and became a permanent member of the Aquinas faculty in 1939. Before coming to Aquinas he had taught at St. Michael's High School in Toronto, Assumption High in Windsor, and Catholic Central in Detroit. Mathematics has been the field of many of Father's memorable endeavors. Fr. Prince was born on january 28, 1916 in Windsor, Ontario, where he received his secondary and university education at Assumption High School and College. Fr. Prince was ordained a Basilian Father on December 21, 1935, and after accomplishing the work of parish priest for four years at St. Anne's in Detroit, became a member of the Aquinas faculty in 1939. The men of Aquinas have come to appreciate his light humor and sagacious advice. To Fr. Donovan, C.S.B. and Fr. Prince, C.S.B. who for twenty years have given so much and doubtless received insufficient appreciation, the student body of 1959 humbly and gratefully dedicate our yearbook, the Arete. 4 Father Raymond L Prince C S B nn Q- VUL 'r If : .4 ,Ai Vw' x Most Reverend james E. Kearney, DD Bishop of Rochester A 1' ,F 'I' fa a of - rv 1 pf 51 wt '43 lv-an r 1 f-"' f .1 I fv Most Reverend Lawrence B. Casey, D.D Titular Bishop of Cea Auxiliary Bishop of Rochester Yi of' Q00 ESEI V59 E1 51, Q9 1 or 'W BN gf! Mi 3 LL fci,,,,fmf5 ADMINISTRATION PAGES 8 15 ahhh SENIURS PAGES 16 as UIIDEIIIILASSMEN PAGES 40 69 ULUBS PAGES 84 106 DEPARTMENTS PAGES vo ss SUIIIAI. ACTIVITIES PAGES ws 113 ATHLETIGS ii PAGES 114 132 7 f v v - . Y . Y" I1I,.7flj", 'QQ!""'5" I if' f-'I' ' ff 'T' 41 v M A V .- ...... -. , I ffh, I r. a .. -. . V ,., , . ' ' Y f',' ' 41' 'ifl QWXZI' . , I If ' ' .I .., I li " I E.. Q? Q 757' fig. Q 2 ,f -gf Q ,,xQ,,,, mm , ' " iff' 7 5 F 9 S f ,Q ,f3e5Q1iU,,"'g1 ' fr Q' 5 . F 5 ? ' Q gl 'if ,, ' Q 3,5 m 1 QQ g , 5 ,f g 5 Q - - . L Q g . - Ei 212' fi V314 IQ Q f , . 1. .Lax 5 1 3 N ww M .iv ,. X i - ,fb A ' . '-'Q anim! 3 g T Q i 5 Q 3 , 4 Q , z ry Q A in 'YD 1 2 3 QI A ' ' , .. x- - ff-as'-'Y QQ Q L wf' KN ...,.,,f- .-.1---'H-:"' '. 4 Q Q Y QQ Q Q 'QQ EEQXQ , f-sig QQ-SJ. z 3 If Suriv 'Q fx- - 1' '-,,'1+s-,Q.- b X ar- P ,LA x- N - u f.a a..i f 5 AU' I 1 - ' 4 .1 -,-. y ggi 5 Q QQQW a ' F. ,Q X , . . f -. Q ., ,I Q 1-xv fl-. -. . 4- 2. :uf wm-. '.M..-5.4. Q Q .. x' Q, .2 ' '. lf? 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Q .4 Q MONG the centers of Christian learning in Canada a high place must be given to the colleges conducted by the Basilian Fathers At the left we see pictured buildings of three of the Canadian colleges First is Elmsley Hall the men s residence of St Michael s College St Michaels was founded in 1852 at the request of the Bishop of Toronto In 1888 it entered into federation and was officially declared a College in the Faculty of Arts of the Univer- sity of Toronto It enjoys equal rank with the other Federated Colleges. St Thomas More was established in 1936 at Saskatoon Sas- katchewan and is an affiliated college of the University of Saskatch- ewan The new building of St Thomas More was blessed and formally opened on March 7 1957. The newest college opened by the Basilians is St Mark s Col- lege also an afliliated college St. Mark s was founded in 1956 as the Catholic College of the University of British Columbia Van- couver B C ADMINISTRATIDN Principal ................................,. pa e Administrative Officers .......... pa e Faculty ...............,.................... page 12-15 9 awww 5 'X' xmr' we a- v-:Q -v a-i i 3 jLkfl4? L15 iaaa5iW ,Q 'V , 1 h , M PA 1 Fr john T Cherry CSB Dzredor zsnplme 91'-1' Hart C S B 6 Fr Raymond L Prmce C S B 3 4-A77 Counselor for Ycholasnc Improzement jbu'-L.v.C4ffD J4 nfunwfrafwe Lcem I9 8 7959 it--"1"' V -si Fr Vmcent C Eckert CSB Treasurer Fr joseph j Abend C S B Counselor or Academzr and Vofalxonal Guzdmfe 11 Co F r Peter uns elor Cfsglg' ff' 4 Fr. Cyril F. Carter, C.S.B. Fr. Charles P. Donovan, C.S.B. Fr. Vincent J. Fullerton, C.S.B. Mathematics Mathematics Spanish 'ffl . QV Fr. John C. Spratt, C.S.B. Fr, Cyril D. Udall, C.S.B. Fr. john R. Wfhitley, C.S.B. Pbyfiral Education Music fi I CLC!! X Mr. Gerald F, Dlllon, C.S.B. Christian Dortrine Latin Business fl 12 1 Iustztutzon Sefondazre mage - g,fQ,1. i w Mr. Louis D. Mr. Felix F. Hart Mr. Louis R. Pulvino Registrar Italian Latin Englixb Mr. William F. McCarthy Mr, joseph S Business Higgry English N J Miss Sara R. Malone Typing Sacre-Coeur Annonay, Franre If CLCLLA Mr. joseph A, Quinn, C.S.B. Christian Doctrine English Latin 13 -r. 'fb Miss Frances Heaney, PHN Mrs. Irene Karp Mrs, Helen Masseth Srhggl Nurse Treaxurerfv Office Treasurefs Ogire O Q Q LQUQ Ufl de THE LADIES OE THE CAFETERIA Mrs Eleanor Warner Mr Carl Zimmer Myrtle Kellman Marta Maar Helen Camp Rerards 0 We Custodum bell Blanche Lyness L1ll1an Winn WN. fv I 1' At the Freshmen Science Faxr Mr Lee acts as a very careful judge What do you see Mr Lee? LCE 0 I'l'l6U'l Ufl 6 Cheerful Fr Abend makes thmgs easxer for jxm Taylor one of our lmle Sophs Some are mterested m food others ln talk and Fr Udall rn the camera He 5 phorogemc The not act bemg read by Fr Prmce 15 XV1l1 thus be the day? Wflll I make xr past the eser watchful Fr Chern 9 Rellef The guiding hand of the law. .. ,. i, Af It me I' 4 . v., 1 A my ' , Q 5'-Q56 ,xX, .ir F 'im- 'SN i f 3 'fx-,J .1 Wvvm 4. .gi 1 xii' 'N- faq., gwrgf- ,SF--. QJL... ' . 1 I . - Q ., 0 . . -y 8 J V 1' ' 4 ' ., x- . , X - ! 1.1 N. ' S Z .. -1 'Mx " 5: . .I ' 'M 1 , f ,.' , -Q. :vl - .... , ,-L., . pl Mr V. 31. N. 'W M. -T ' tw' N' 'I .L ' 'I -. . 3- ,. re. A, 14" his im 1 1. np- V 0, . , .,,,y M ,A ,'11-fr 5 , gg Xfiivfi M -- iw ' ,ff v g42",:g 'xf gm. gh "--4 A J if v " ' .K 'X' ' V 4' M., 1 E4 an f . ,'?"w W. , -...,,- if 5,1 L .1 .nm '. Lg - ' M V Q Q Y, 4' 5- .. 7 '10, -.. v ay + , .iv-. 4- 1+-. 5 If Lyn fit aff' I , . ngv ,Q-,.' H duly ' I I ,Q ,.,,,j A, Q ... ' A I : '-,QF hx X- ,. ' r I . 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Y?--' AL .2 , .1 I ITUATED on the outsklrts of Detroit Mlchlgan IS Cathollc Central H1gh School For many years the school was located near the center of the clty However ln 1951 a new school and res1dence was constructed when the new campus was developed on Outer Drxve The present Superior and Prlnclpal rs Father Wllfrld Kehoe who taught for many years at Aqums Many young men educated at C C have entered the Con gregatxon of Prrests of St Basnl The school has made many worth whlle contrlbutlons to the mtellectual spnrltual and maternal lxfe of Detrolt SENIORS Senlor Class Homeroom Moderators pa e Nouces pa e 1 7 Seniors .,........................,......... page 19-38 " ............,....................... g 39 Lg.. in ' , , if 50:1 Fr Muhiel B Blond: C S B Fr Edmund F Burns C S B Fr Peter j Etlmger C S B Ilomeroom 321 Homeroom 319 Homeroom 314 Chrzslmn Doctrine Italian Chfl5f1 fflH8 Mnthematzfs Latin Cbrzstmn Dorlnne Hzstory XMIM Qlfll0l" 0lfl'LQI"00l'l'l 0 QI"6Lf0l"5 19581959 -'Qugq Fr Wxllxam C Maneau CSB Homeroom 316 Cbnxtzan Docirzne English Frenfh Fr joseph A ORe1llx CSB Homzroom 1570 Chnstran Dorlrnn Busnnss 18 F john NI Sheehan CSB Homeroom 325 Cbnxtxan Dotlrme Latin JOHN M. ADAMS FRANCIS A. AFFRONTI St. Boniface Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary 3, 45 Sodality Perpetual Rosary 3, 45 Fresh- lg Varsity Football 3, 45 J. V, men Footballg Bowling 1, 2g Football 2g Freshmen Footballg Italian Club 4. Track 1-4g Clubs: Varsity 45 Chemistry 4. WILLIAM T AMMON Holy Apostles Honor Roll 12 Perpetual Ro sary 14 Sodality 24 Glee Club 34 Maroon and White 2 4 Publicity Staff 4 Bowling 1 2 CSecyTreas 341 Clubs St Genesius 2 4 Italian 2 4 CTreasJ Acolyte 12 Camera DAVID I. AMAN St Ceczlza Perpetual Rosary 14 Sodality STEPHEN W ANDREWS DAVID P ANTINARELLI St fosaplzat Andrea Perpetual Rosary 14 Varsity Perpetual Rosary 3 4 Clubs Football 34 J V Football Sidelines 4 St Lukes Society Freshmen Football Track 2 3 3 4 CPresj Chemistry 4 Ger Clubs French 23 Physxcs 3 man 4 Stamp 1 CPresJ Chess Chemistry 4 Varsity 4 RICHARD J. AGOSTINELLI St. Thomas Perpetual Rosary 1-45 Mission Unit 1, 4 CSec'y-Treas.Jg Var- sity Football 3g J. V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 2-4g Track 2-43 Varsity Club 3, 4. JOSEPH F AMOROSO St Momra Perpetual Rosary 14 Swim ming Team 4 Track 4 Mission Bouts 1 2 4 Clubs Art 4 Chemistry 4 JAMES R. ALBANO St. Francis Xavier Student Council 45 Mission Unit 2, 4g Freshmen Football, Fresh- men Basketball, -I. V. Basket- ball 2g Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 4 fVice-Pres.Jg Pub- licity Staff 4 RONALD A ANDREWS St Bomface Perpetual Rosary 14 Bowling 1 2 Clubs French 23 Chem istry 4 'CCW St Iobn Greece Perpetual Rosary 1 2 4 Bowl 1 l 4 19 St Margaret Mary Perpetual Rosary 14 Fresh men Football 1 Sidelmes Club 3 4 Bowling 14 1. " -Q '- .. U M29 5 5 1 -Q - I. i , - S Vgmmxiytr Af' i I ,auf 'a " 1 I . , -.3 , . ,,. 1:5- , . as X V RICHARD W. ARMES JOHN E. BAMANN 1 .3 D 3" ft v y . A r 'Ji .V 1 9 Q ' ' i ' .ng J ' l I . I . St. q s y ' . Z.: .. 1. .1 1, j ' s,4.' 'I RICHARD J BARONE St Ambrose Honor Roll 2 Perpetual Ro sary l 4 Srdelmes Club 4 Ital ran Club 4 ChCmlSIfy Club 4 THOMAS H BECK Holy Famzly Perpetual Rosary 5 4 Srdelnnes Club 4 Radio Club 4 Lrbrary Club 4 1r"v' EDWARD P BARRA St Margaret Mary Honor Roll 1 Varslty Basket ball CMgrJ 5 4 j V Basket ball 2 Track 1 Perpetual Ro CTreasj 4 Aqumader 4 Ma roon and Whxte 2 3 JOSEPH M BFLL Mos! PILTIOIIS Blood Varslty Football 3 I V Foot b ll 2 Freshman Footbflll Tratk 2 4 Perpetual Rosary 1 4 Sodalrty 1 2 Sxdelmes Club 4 --9 JON E BARTLETI' Mother of Sorrous Honor Roll 1 Perpetual Rosa ry 4 French Club 4 Bovlrng THOMAS D BERENT 51 Theresa 3551051 Bouts 14 Spanish Perpetual Rosary 1 2 4 L nr" AINDREW W BEYMA FRANK A BIANCHI S! Ambrose St fohn Ezangelzst, Green Perpetual Rosary 14 Perpetual Rosary 14, Maroon and XX'h1te 3. Sndelmes Club 4 French Club 2 4 20 brary Club 3 Acolyte Club 1 .pl T,-0 PETER M BINAZESKI St Iosapbat Honor Roll 1, Student Counul 3, 4, Perpetual Rosary 14, So- dalm 3, 4, Aqumader 4, Ma roon and White 5, 4 S1Cl9l1n6S Club 5, 4 Physlcs Club 3, Fremh Club 2, 3 Q7 GARY J BEADLING St Thomas Perpetual Rosary 3 4 Srdelmes Club 4 Bovslmg 1 2 HOWARD j BERNOLA St Augustine Honor Roll 1 MISSIOH Unlt 2 Freshman Football Perpetu Rosary 4 French Club 3 V Baseball 2 Bowlrng 14 'ist 'inf' C DAVID T BLIND Sl Charles Borromeo Perpetual Rosary 1 4, Phy sncs Club 3. R3d10 Club 1, 2, Chem rstry Club 4 W f A ar- ' 5 ,AMI A W" I gi , X - f 4 'X ' , ' 1' ' s y ' - r ' - - v s , - ' 5 ' ' Q 3 3 - 1, 2. y Bowling 3, 4, sary 1, 3, 4g Sorlality 1, 2, 5 - , 4 A : - , ,. . , z . ' . . Y is I 1 - : : ' 2 z - : 'I ' , , : i- 5 " ' , ' ' : ' 3: 1 - 5, 4. , al 9 D .2 J- XP . . 'Q' f s I , 5 L ,lr i I : 1 I ,LA -an -.-,va . - NIICHAFL C BOCCACINO St Irarzrzs 0 Afjlfl Perpetual Rosary 14 Sodal y Xstrono my 4 fPresj Atolyte 2 4 RLSSFLL J BORELLE St john the Ezangelzsl Perpetual Rosary 4 Band 14 Bovyhng 4 Clubs Chemlstry 4 Physrcs 3 fi I? A 1 XVILLIAW R BOCCI Holy Apostles V Football 7 Perpetual Ro y Boyy ln f uws S1 cllnes 3 A German 4 Art PETER N BORYS SI fosapbat Perpetual Rosary 1 4 Varslty Football Mgr 3 Varslty Base ball Mgr 5 4 Sldellnes Club c5j"" NIICHAFL T BOLAND Sarraf! Hturl Honor Roll 1 Varsnty Football 4 Pernetual Rosary 1 A V Football 2 Freshmen Foo ball Tratk 2 Clubs Xarstty 4 Laun JOSEPH NI BORZELLIFRE St james Perpetual Rosary 14 Maroon and XVh1te 4 Bovylmg 24 Clubs Sldelmes 4 German 4 Physrcs 3 Chemlstry 4 iv-'r 1' RLSSFLI. XX BORCX K St Theresa Perpetual Rosary l 7 Truly Btyylnng 2 5 BARTLFY A BRFNNAN St Margaret .Mau Honor Roll 1 3 Perpetual Ro y 14 J V Basketball Arete CBus Nlgrj 4 Fresh men Basketball Clubs Sxde lmes 4 Latrn 4 Chemistry 4 German 4 "Qi" 'sn nl GERALD I. BLDINSKI St Stanzslaus SI Thomas Club l 5 Maromn and XX hne 4 Perpetual Rosary 5 Clubs Physics? Cerman A Chemlstry 4 JOSEPH N BUTER4. St Anthony Honor Roll 1 Perpetual Rosary 14 Itallan Club 7 4 '3 :L-" 05. J. 'O B ARRX P BL TZ Sl Cbarles Borromeo Perpetual Rosary 7 4 T! - JOSEPH C CXNIILLACI Sl Iobn tbe Ezaneffzvi Green Perpetual Rosary 1 7 4 Kar stty Football 3 4 I X Football Freshmen Football Narsxty Baseball R 4 Tratk 1 sty Club 5 i Nlnssmn Bo ts , S f Y' A hi' F ' 1 gi l . ,. , rv Y A . . A . . .J - , V. r - . 1' -L .itj J. .' -1 1 -. - 1 .ff . - ' 1' ,-: 1-2: 1-41 Clubs: Latin 4: f, - sary' 1-43 l' g lg fl l.: 5, 1 I . Q J. 1 " , G. 1. Lf I 2 . 1, -AL xvd, ' X Y gf: - A yf: ' 1 I- 4. : ' : : ' ' 1' 5, 3 ' 4. l . 4 Q . . .. J. J. lv ' ' L " - 3 sary' - 1 . . 23 J - - J. : ' ' 3 1 . l . 1 - ' . . 4. ' , - . - . l I ' : ' 'Q : ' Q a 4 1 . g " r. . , 1 ' ' V' 4 V 4. 9' W 41 yy y si -x I ' ina 1 . Y Q., fx l P. 4 J, C , r -1 fy - 1 W ' 'Y ' A I W 3 'P ' " , y I . 'fs-fx. 5'-Ek - v Q f 54 rg' f:, si-pa s:"o D . 9' ' ' , ff , :fm he A A , . r . I . , ' , V - .. 1 " .21 Var- ' i ' . 'Q , ' ' - V, r-1 V I, . 1 ' 5 5,4 P U V: : y' " ,: Q . -1: 21 THOMAS M. CAMMARATA St. Ambrose Perpetual Rosary 1-4g Sodality 13 Sidelines Club 4g Clubs: Chemistry 4g Art 2. RONALD F CARDUCCI St Ambrose al X Q--'19 DIICHAEL L. CAPIERSEHO S. S. Peter 8: Paul Perpetual Rosary 1, 2, 4g Fresh- man Footballg Swimming 4g Clubs: French 2. JOHN R CARROLL Immaculate Conceptzon RICHARD S. CARIFICE RONALD C. CARAFICE Holy Rgggry Holy R05d1'y Perpetual Rosary 4g Band 1-4. Band 1-4 CQuarter Masterj. 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Anthony Perpetual Rosary 14 Mission Lmt 4 Varsity Football 3 4 J V Football 2 Freshmen Football Varsity Baseball 24 Bowling 4 Clubs Italian 3 4 Varsity 3 4 CHARLFS K DIFBOLD Our Lady o Alcrry Perpetual Rosary 1 5 Glee Club 54 Sodalrty 1 Freshmen Foot ball St Genesius Club 2 Side lmes Club 4 RICHARD C DENGAL Our Lady of Perpetual Help Perpetual Rosary 14 Bowling THOMAS J DILLON Blrsscd Sacrament Honor Roll 1 2 5 Perpetual Rosary 14 Mission Lnit 3 4 fV1LE Presj Sodaltty 4 Tratk 14 Clubs Varsity 24 Chem istry 4 MICHAEL F DFVINF Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary 1 3 4 J Football 2 Swimming 1 Clubs Sldelmes 4 Frenth 2 Art 3 MICHAELJ D1VINCEN7O S1 Ambrose St Thomas Club 1 Honor Roll JOHIN P DEY St Auguslnze Honor Ro 1 2 4 Perpetual Rosary 14 'Nlaroon and XX hite Debating 1 Stamp 1 Clubs St Lukes Society Physics 3 Latin 4 German 4 RICHARD J DLGGAN Sacred Heart 'E' I CRAIG A. ELPHICK St. Charles Borromeo Pit 2 3 Perpetual Rosary 14 Clubs Italian 4 Library 4 Chemistry 4 Perpetual Rosary 14 Sodalit 1 2 Glee Club 1 Track 1 Sidelines 1 Mission Bouts 1 Bowling 12 THOMAS A. ENRIGHT Sl. Boniface Perpetual Rosary' 1-45 Glee Club Honor Roll 1: Perpetual Ro- F3 45 Mission Bouts 1-4. sary' 1-45 Mission Unit 23 Var- sity' Football 2-41 J. V. Football JOHN G. ERNE lg Varsity Club 3, 41 Mission Holy Family Bouts 1-4. Perpetual Rosary 1-4g Maroon and Wfhite 45 Clubs: Sidelines 43 Chemistry 43 Bowling 1-4. RALPH ESPOSITO Holy Apostles Honor Roll 1g Student Council 1-4 CTreas.Jg Perpetual Rosary 3-45 Mission Unit 43 Sodality 3-4g Maroon and White 43 De- bating 1-4 CPres.Jg Bowling 1-4. rdf! EDXVARD XV. FAKFR Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary 1-4: Sodality 1, 24 Bowling 1-4: Clubs: St. Luke's Society' 5: Chemistry sig Stamp 13 Carbera 2, 4 RICHARD J FLEMING Our Lady of Mercy JAMES P. FARRELL Sacred Hear! Perpetual Rosary 1, 2, 43 Var- sity Basketball 3g J. V. 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XX hite 2 4 Clubs Latin 4 Debating 14 CSetyJ -Kstronoms 3 CPresJ 4 Phxsits 5 CSetyD 25 Y""'v it S THEODORE C GIRALLO St Andrea Perpetual Rosary 14 Clubs rary 4 ess Lukes Sotiets 4 Y S' 44" 'w 4 . tt I I S as I", .1 I , .1 5 l ,s 'V ' , Y . I L 4 1 U t , i . Q3 Sr. , 1 j - 1 1 Rosary 1, 2g Sodality 1-4 CVice- Italian 5, 43 Chemistry 41 Stamp D I 1 1 . L' A - Z ' , '. 1: Lib ,' X: Ch 3, 4: St. 11 : '- . ' " 'ng 1-4 -P .Hz l b: St. ' ' ' ' 'fi MICHAEL A. GRASSO sz. Philip Neff Band lg J. V. Football 2. HARRY E GRISWOLD Holy Apostles H nor Roll 1 2 Band 14 ,av MICHAEL J. GRA'I'I'AN WILLIAM L. GRAY LAWRENCE H. GRIEGER St. Augusline St. Thomas Club lg Perpetual Rosary 1-45 Mission Unit 2g Sodality 24 J V Football 3 Freshmen Football Maroon 8: White 4 Arete 4 fL1terary Edt torj Track 24 Mission Bouts 3 4 Bowling 2 4 Freshman Football Coach 4 Clubs Chem 15111 4 Library 3 Varsity Club JAMES E GULLO St Momca Perpetual Rosary 24 Band 1 Our Lady of Good Counsel Perpetual Rosary 3, 4g Clubs: Library 3, 4 fPres.jg Chemistry DAVID L HAIGHT St Bomface Perpetual Rosary 1 3 4 Mis sion Unit 3 Varsity Football 3 4 J V Football I 2 Mission Bouts 3 4 Ski Club Sl. Salome Perpetual Rosary 45 Band lg Maroon 8: White 43 Clubs: Ger- man 4 Stamp 1 Library 2 4 DAVID A HALL Sl Salome Perpetual Rosary 3 4 Band 1 J V Football 2 Track 2 4 Mission Bouts 4 Bowling 1 3 Clubs French 3 4 CPresJ St Luke s Society 2 4 Chem1stry4 fPresJ Maroon 8t White 4 Clubs Chemtstry 4 Physics 3 Us PAUL E HANEY Holy Rosary Honor Roll 1 2 Perpetual Ro sary 4 Aqumader 4 Maroon 8: Whrte 4 Bowling 1 Clubs Physics 3 German 4 Debating 14 fTreasJ Chemistry 4 Freshmen Football Maroon 8: White 3 4 Track 1 Clubs Sidelmes 4 Italian 3 4 Q--44 441 MICHAEL R HEMMERICH Holy Famzly Honor Roll 1 2 Perpetual Ro sary 1 2 4 Clubs German 4 Chemistry 4 Sidelines 4 26 '17 'C' Mm RICHARD B HENSLER St Thomas Perpetual Rosary 24 Sidelines Club 4 Bowling 1 2 MICHAEL B HERNE Sacred Hear! Honor Roll 13 Perpetual Ro sary 4 Band 14 fV1ce Presj Freshmen Football Clubs Chemistry 4 Sidelmes 3 ROBERTJ HOGAN Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary 14 Soclaltty 5 4 Nlaroon 8. XVh1te 5 4 Nltsston Bouts 14 J V Base bll 2 Freshmen Basketball CMgrD AINTHONX IACOVAINGELO St Augustme Perpetual Rosary 14 St Gen esxus Club 2 3 Mtsslon Bouts 4 Clubs Stdelmes 4 Italtan 2 4 Chess 5 Llbrary 4 li' RICHARD J HORYLE Our Lady o Perpctuzl Help Honor Roll 1 5 Perpetual Ro sary 4 Niaroon 8. Vshtte 5 4 CFeatures Edttorj Syummtng 5 4 Clubs Varstty 4 German MARVIN H JOBES St Agnes Aron Perpetual Rosary 5 4 PhySlL5 Club 3 fl 44 -IANlES E HOLLE JANIES N HLSHARD Holy Rosary St Charles Borromco Perpetual Rosary 1 4 Freshmen Perpetual Rosary 1 4 Glee Cluh Football 1 Tratk 2 Mtsston 2 4 Freshmen Football 1 L1 Bouts 2 brary Club 4 ROBERT K JONIES St Augustnze Perpetual Rosary 14 Mtsston jAlN j JOINGEN Immarulate Conreplzon Svytmmtng 4 Clubs French 2 FREDERICK C RAISER MICH-SEI. L REHOE St Augustmt SI Cbarlts Bovrofmo Honor Roll 3 Perpetual Rosary Perpetual Rosary 14 Xarsm 7, 3 Band 1 Ssylmmnng 1, 7 Basketball 3 J X Basketball W Umt 2 Sodaltty 24 1 V Foot ball 5 Freshmen Football Mrs ston Bouts 3 Clubs Stdeltnes 4 fPresJ Chemtstry 4 af' 3 German 5 A Boyyltng 3, 4 Clubs Stdelxnes 4 Chemtstrx 4 RAN MONDJ RFRH XFRT IOI-IN N RFNTFR 27 S1 Cbmlts Bonomto Stmtd Hon! Honor Roll 7 Perpetual Roslrx Honor Roll 1 Perpetual Rosa 4 Glee Club R, 4 Ltbrary Clul rx 1, ' Bind 14 3 ite 1 6 VH EDWARD J KIER Holy Aposlles Perpetual Rosary 3 Band 14 'Qtr Y ,,,,1v and 1 GARY P KILLEEW JOHN B KLEIN DAVID J KOMMETH H013 Aposlles Blesed Sacramerzl St Thomas Perpetual Rosary 4 Varsm Chemrstry Club 4 Honor Roll 1 Perpetual Rosarx CSet 5 Treas J Baseball 1 4 Varsny Club 3 G u Bovwllng 1 4 Basketball 2 lvlaroon 8. Wfhnte 4 Chemlstrs Club 4 Publltltx Staff 4 ROBERT W KROLI. JOSEPH J KRZANOWICZ Sf Therein Sf Tberejg Perpetual Rosary 14 Varsrty Perpetual Rosary 4 Varslty Club 4 Varslty Baseball 3 4 Football 4 J V Football 2 Varslty Baseball 3 4 Varsxty RONALD F KUBASIEWICZ DONALD E KUHN Club 4 St Theresa Natwzty of the Blexsed PAULJ LABOSKI S! Slamslaus Perpetual Rosary 24, Maroon 84 Whnte 5, 4 JOHN A LAMBERT Blesxed Sacrament Clubs Sxdelnnes 4, French 2, 3 Perpetual Rosary 2 VHFSIIQ Vlfgln MHTJ' Baseball 4 J V Baseball 2 Perpetual Rosary 14 Mtsston Bouts 1 2 Radxo Club ROBERT E LAMBERT JAMES A LaMONICA S d CI-Ioly from P I Sl Francex Xauer tu em mmf' 4' erpewa Perpetual Rosary 1, 4, Band Rosary 14, Varsrty Football 5, 13, Mission Bouts 2, Italian 4, J V Football 2, J V Bas Club 3 4 ketball 3 fMgrj, Track 14, ' Bowlxng 1, Clubs Varsnty 24, French 1, 2, Chemrstry 4 2 ,.: f " If A - , W .ml M , V -5-41' 4 "5 l W , , .- f I W 1 7 gi me , , kgigcylg Q' a n , V K '. V A fix A 4 '-' we . 'N 6 -:'-L3 v -.- W l I . . l . . , V Q - dv : ' '. ' , l : v. 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' I ' ' ' - . ' ' ea- V--'J' N 5' WILLIAM VU MAYRL St Ambrose Perpetual Rosary 1 Bovsltng 1 LEONARD M MCGLYNN Blessed Sarramenl SlClCllnCS Club 4 Mtsston Bouts 4 Bovslmg 1 Q""' PETER C MAYZAK St john s lhe Ezangelzsf Track Team 3 4 Perpetual Ro sary 1 2 Mtsston Bouts 24 Chemnstry 4 PATRICK J MCHALE Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosary 34 Mtsston Bouts I Bowlmg 4 Cheer leader 3 4 LAWRENCE G MCALPIINF Sacred Heart St Thomas Club 2 Honor Roll 1 3 Arete CEClxtor ln Chlefj Perpetual Rosary 24 Sodallty 4 CSecyj Standard Bearer 4 Clubs French 24 Ltbrary 34 Latm 4 JOHN T MCKAGUF Our Lady of Perpetual Help Maroon and Whnte 34 CL1ter ary Eclntor 4D Clubs St Lukes 2 Stamp 1 German 34 ," ?' DONALD C MLCABI St Momcas Perpetual Rosary 3 4 DANIEL J INIEAGHFR Sl john the Ezangelzsl Green Honor Roll 13 Perpetual Ro say 14 Freshmen Football Maroon 8: Whtte 3 4 Track 1 2 Clubs Stdeltnes 4 French 2 3 Phystcs 3 Chem1stry4 li GPI' TL' S-f GARY M MEAGHER Sl Thomas Perpetual Rosary 14 j V Football 2 Maroon 8: Whlte 3 4 Track 3 4 Stdelmes Club 4 Mlsston Bouts 3 CNIgrj 4 Bovsltng 1 3 STEPHEN j NIESITI LEONARD L MESSINEO SS Peter 81 Paul Si Ambrose Perpetual Rosary 2 4 Mtsston Perpetual Rosary 4 Radro Club Untt 1 Freshmen Football Vlts PALLJ MEINTUS slon Bouts 3 4 Stamp Club l St Frantz: Xnuer ,AP DAVID NI NIILLFR Holy Cross Perpetual Rosary 14 VHISIIS Football 4 CMgrj Nlaroon A W' :te 4 Track 1 3 Cub Frenth 2 Chemtstn 4 FREDFRICKJ NIONTROIS St john Ilse Ezangeltst Grccte Perpetual Rosary 1 2 Safetx Patrol 2 Bovsltng 24 Stamp Club 1 '-. t ,..,,,, .izxmzq r E9- FDWIN H NIILLFR Our Lady of Perpetual Help Honor Roll 1 Perpetual Rosarx 14 Vlaroon 8. XY htte 4 Bowl mg 1 Clubs Physlts 5 Chem tstry 4 German 4 D HOWARD MOORF Si Bridget Perpetual Rosary 14 Bovxlmg., 3 German Club 4 Glee Club JOHN F VIILLFR Holy Rcdccmcr Honor Roll I3 Aqutnader I Maroon 8. Xxl'1llC 4 Clubs Dc battng 14 German 1 Phxstts 5 Lattn 4 Chcmtstrs i DOVHNIC I. MORINFLLI St Palrzck Perpetual Rosary 1 4 Glee Club Q1 DONALD S NIILTON Sl Salomt Perpetual Ros1rx 1 Sodal 1 'Nlaroon 8. XVh1te 4 Clubs St Cencslus 7 Sttlelmes 3 L1 bran 24 DAVID F MURPHY Sacred Heart Student Counctl 4 Perpetual Rosary 1 2 4 Mtsston Lmt 1 St Genestus Club 2 3 Tratk 4 Stdelmes Club 4 Bowlxng fins., C 90 X JAMES R MURPHY DANIEL C MYERS Holy Famzly Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosar, 14. Soclalttx Perpetual Rosarx 14. Bowling 1, Freshmen Football 1 French Club 2, 3 1, 2,4 31 2, 1 -.,-af s 1? 'r"':7 ROBERT P NAPIFRALA St Theresa Perpetual Rosan 14 Bovslmg 5, 4 DAVID A NIERMEYER Sacred Heart St Thomas Club 2, Honor Roll 1, 5. Perpetual Rosary 14, Mrs sion Unit 1, 2, 4, Varstts Base ball 2, Bovxlmg 1, 2, Freshmen Basketball, Clubs Varsttw 3, 4. Stdelmes 4 CVICC Presb ae? RICHARD H NIERMEYER Sacred Heart Honor Roll 1 Varslty Football 2 3 4 J V Footballl Track Team 1 2 4 Varstty Club 2 3 CSecJ 4 Perpetual Rosary 14 M1ssnon Bouts 3 4 Btology Club 2 CTreasj Basketball 1 PAUL F OCONNOR Sacred Heart MISSION Untt 1 Arete 4 fPhoto Edttorj Perpetual Rosary 1 3 4 Sodallty 14 Maroon and Whtte 2 St Geneslus Club 1 2 3 French Club 2 3 Ltbrary Cu 2 3 -5' YT? CHARLES E NOONAN Holy Cross Perpetual Rosary 1 4 Band 1 4 General Sctence Club 1 Track SAMUEL W OGNIBENE St Franczs of Assn: Perpetual Rosary 14 Sodahty 1 Itallan Club 2 4 J V Base ba 1 3 Q-may Qu-Q... DAVID M PALUMBO LOUIS J PANZER Holy APWIIPJ St Brxdget Perpetual Rosary 14 Bovslmg Perpetual Rosary 4 '23 MICHAEL D NOONAN Holy Rosary Varsity Football CMgrj 2 3 4 Arete Staff 4 Track Team 2 Varstty Club 4 Perpetual Ro sary 24 St Lukes Socxety 2 fRepj Bowltng 2 3 German Club 4 Physlcs Club 3 RICHARD T OKOLOWICZ St Stanzslaux iv- DAVID W OBRIEN Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary 1 4 Glee Club 3 4 St Geneslus Club 24 Sldelmes Club 4 RUDOLPH F PALMERI St Andrew dalntyl Swtmmlngl 2 Ger 3 4 Maroon 8: Whtte 3 Clubs man Club 4 Stamp 1 Acolyte 3 4 Chem xstry 4 Ltbrary 3 4 1-v"" if ' 1--'V 5.2.1 GERALD C PAWLOWSKI DONALD E PELINO St Brzdget St Momca St Thomas Club I Honor Roll Mlssnon Unxt 1 Glee Club 4 2 Perpetual Rosary 14 Sodal Freshmen Football j V Base tty 1 Band 2 French Club 2 ball 2 Cheerleader 1 2 32 ,, X is , 'V 4? .tw R fu 2 A l ' - 5 , , l all - . - Q l l i ,,.: I ' , 1 - f . . if ,'-. Perpetual Rosary' 1, 3, 43 So- Perpetual Rosary 1-43 Glee Club ,p if Q n Q ' 7 Q ' .5 g t K S 1 - r W IQ 1 'S 'R E Q 44 , L Y. l H 4, ' v 'L VLA! 1. - C V I U ' - F", FREDERICK R PESTORIUS Holy Rosary Student Counctl 14 KVICC Pres Mtsslon U tt 1 3 4 Varsnty Basketball 3 4 j V Basketball 2 Varslty Baseball 2 4 Varstty Club 2 4 Perpetual Rosary 14 Sodaltty 3 4 Ma roon and Whtte 3 4 Publtctty Staff 4 SANFORD R PETIX Sacred Heart fi JOHN A PETERS ROBERT M PETITTO Holy Rosary SI Ambrose J V Basketball 2 Perpetual Perpetual Rosary 24 Sxdeltnes Rosary 14 Freshman Basket Club 4 Italnan Club 3 4 Chem ball Chemtstry Club 4 tstry Club 4 JOHIN E PI-IILIPPONE Holy Rosary THOMAS C PHILLIPS St Monica Perpetual Rosary2 4 Sodahty 1 QN- 9 DAVID A PETIX Sacred H earl Track 2 Perpetual Rosary 2 4 St Lukes Socxety 2 Bowlmg RICHARD A PORE'I'I'I St Anthony of Padua Freshman Football fMgrJ 2 Varsnty Basketball fMgrJ 2 Varsity Baseball fMgrj 3 Per petual Rosary 14 Swxmmtng 3 4 Clubs Sldehnes 4 Italian 4 Honor Roll 1 2 Perpetual Ro Honor Roll 1 Perpetual Rosary sary 14 Sodaltty 14 French 4 Band 14 Maroon and White Club 24 Debattng 1 3 Clubs Italian 4 Latxn 4 agar' 0 -Y VINCENTR POZZANGHERA Moiber of Sorrous Honor Roll 1 Perpetual Rosa ry 14 Safety Patrol 24 Ma roon and Whtte 3 Clubs Chess 1 Italtan 4 l w--WY AI' EDWARD B QUIGLEY LYMANJ RALEIGH St Augustzne Natwzty of the Blessed Track 4 Perpetual Rosary 3 Vxrgzn Mary Maroon and Whtte 4 Nlnssxon Perpetual Rosary 2 4 Band 1 RICHARD A QUADRINI Bouts 5 4 Latm Club 4 Glee Club 4 Sl Francis of Asszsx Varsity Football 3 J V Foot ball 2 Freshman Football Track 1 2 Perpetual Rosary 13 N115 ston Bouts 2 Italnan Club 4 Bowlmg 1 4 9 V, - I 1' " " , tl If 9: . . nf y , ' ', .5 3 , 5 . 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K' ROBERT J REBER Holy Famfly Perpetual Rosary 3 4 German Club 4 Bowling 1 2 JAMES C ROHRING Blessed Sacrament Perpetual Rosary 2 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Band 1 2 I V Football 2 Freshman Football KENNETH C REEVFS Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosary 14 J V Bas ketball 2 Track 7 Srdelmes Club 3 Freshmen Basketball CARL J ROMEO Anmmczalzon Perpetual Rosary 24 J V Football 2 Freshman Football Spamsh Club 3 GREGORY J RILEY Sacred Heart Honor Roll 2 3 Student Coun c1l 14 fPresJ Perpetual Rosa ry 14 M1ss1on Un1t3 4 Var stty Football 2 4 CCaptJ J V Football 1 Vars1ty Basketball 24 Maroon 84 Whlte 3 4 Track 14 Varslty Club 14 PHILIP I RONZO St Andrew Perpetual Rosary 4 J V Foot ball 2 Freshmen Football Ma roon 8: Whxte 4 Sldelmes Club 4 Bowlmg 14 Chemistry 4 Llbrary 3 4 Pub harry Staff 4 'D Track 14 Varstty Club 4 St Luke s Society 2 any DOMINIC W RUSCIO JAN R RUTHERFORD Holy Rosary Sl Auguslme Perpetual Rosary 2 4 Maroon Perpetual Rosary 4, Glee Club 81 White 4 fAssor. Ed J, Bovsl mg 1 4, Clubs Physics 3, Chem rstry 4 3, 4 34 -df l ROY N SCALERA SI Franrzs Xauer Honor Roll 1, Perpetual Rosary 1, 4, Mrssron Umt 2 4, CPres J, Varsnty Football 3, 4, J V Football 2, Freshmen Football, J V Basketball 2, Maroon Sr Whlte 3, 4, Track 14, Varsrty Club 2 4, Mission Bouts fTram erj, Freshmen Basketball Qwy Coy if-7' fu... GARY J SCHMITZ Holy Ghost Honor Roll 1, 2, Perpetual Ro sary 14, Glee Club 4 pas i Q-9 JAMES E SCHMITZ Holy Ghost St Thomas Club 13 Perpetual Rosary 14 Maroon 8: White 34 CSports Edntorj Varsrty Baseball 3 4 Mrssron Bouts 1 4 Bowlmg 14 fPresj Clubs Varsrty 3 4 Physrcs 3 German 4 COberst Leutnantj Chemrstry RAYMOND P SERAFIN St Theresa Perpetual Rosary 14 Bowlmg 2 3 Clubs German 3 4 Chem rstry 4 IQ' JOSEPH H SCHOEFFEL Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary 24 Bowlmg FRED A SHANK St Momra Perpetual Rosary 14 J V Football 3 Bowlmg 1 va' ff B FRANK J SCIALDONE Sl Bridget Perpetual Rosary 2 Glee Club 1 Varsxty Baseball 1 JAMES J SHEREMETA Sl Mzclaael 'A 92" -3 LEWIS A SCUTIERE Chris! the Kzng Perpetual Rosary 14 Bowlmg DAVID W SLATTERY Sl Augustine Thomas Club 13 Perpetual Perpetual Rosary 14 Bowlmg Rosary 1 3 Swrmmmg 2 4 Ma roon 8: Whlte 3 4 Clubs Var gf' .av wc--1' stty 4 Latm 4 German QGener al Feldmarschallj 4 Lrbrary 4 CSecyTreasJ Chemxstry 4 P' PETER H SPENCER Holy Redeemer Honor Roll 1, 2, Perpetual Ro sary 1 4, Maroon 81 Whxte 3, 4, Svsrmmmg 14, Track 2 4, Clubs Varsrty 3, 4, German 4 Physxcs 3, Chemrstry 4, Bowl, mg 14 RICHARD A SPECKSGOOR Sl Margaret Mary Perpetual Rosary 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Sldelmes Club 4, Bowl 'Ury ,ng 1, 3, 4 PETER M STACY Holy Redeemer Honor Roll 2, Perpetual Rosary 3, 4, Varsrty Football 3, 4, J V Football 2, Varsrty Baseball 3, 4, Clubs Varsity 3, 4, Ger man 3, 4, Chemistry 3, Physics 553 .5 DAVID J STATI' St Margaret Mary Perpetual Rosary 2, 3. Arete 4 fArt Edxrorj, Stage Commrttee 3, 4. Clubs St Genesrus 24. French 4 fV1ce Presj, Physrcs 3, Art 2, 3, Radro 4, Chemxstry 4, Bowlmg 13 IAXIFS P STFICER H011 Rcdumu Perpetual Rosarx 3 4 IOHN F STROXX GFR Sllfffli Henri Perpetual Rosars 4 Latxn Club 4 Bovsltng 4 ,fb 1-dl -IANIFS R TAYLOR Sl Momm I X Baslxctbtll Freshman Bas ketball WILLIAM C STFXVART Sarrcd Heart Honor Roll 2 Perpc ual Rosars 7 4 Varsttx Football 4 CTram e J Maroon 8. XX htte 4 Clubs St Lukes Souets 2 French 4 Chemtstrw 4 German 4 FDXVARD J SULKOXVSKI Sf Slmnrlnut Bovsltng 14 Clubs German 4 Stamp 1 NIICHAELJ TETTF Holy Famzly Perpetual Rosarx 1 2 4 Stte ltncs Club 4 Boulmg, 1 I ston Bouts 7 4 RICHARDJ STRAYZERI Sf Cfflllrl Perpetual Rosarx 14 Sodalttx Band 1 V Football JOHN J SULLIVAN Sf Ambrose DANIEL G STREFT Sacred Heart Perpetual Rosars 14 Freshmen Football Stclelmes Club 3 BRIAN H SUTTON Alolber 0 Sorrous Perpetual Rosary 13 French Club 2 13' Baseball 1 Mtsston Bouts 1 Bowlmg 14 19' -Q39 RONALD K TONIASELLI RICHARD N TOSTI S1 Ambrose Sl Mzcbael Band 2 Niaroon 8. XX htte 4 St Genesxus Club 2 5 Mtsston Bovsltng 14 Clubs Phxstts 3 Bouts 2 Italian 4 1. X ,wi ,,,,h i Y Q r H 'tj F? If af, V J L, I I , D A . . . I 1 . . - 4 4 'Q ll l --g . 1 I 1g zj. D: 2.1, : ' 'Z ,. r 3 ' " ' 3 z v ,, , ,srsts - ' ? I rp ' - 3 Perpetual Rosary. 1-43 Varsity .A I , no" P ' 1 A , - V: f V,-if AV WL q W J ' 1 ,, .,,: 1 A , ' 4 ' . ! 9 ' 5 - , - , A J: I ' , 1 jx is. . . -- . 1 I . 1 ' 36 ,,,, ,.,.4vY tri .1 -f' JOSFPH R TROVATO Si Amhrou Perpetual Rosars 1 4 Banl 1 7 Clubs Chemnstrs 4 Stamp 1 St Luke s Society 2 GRAYDOIN F VADAS Our Ladj of Good Counstl St Th0m'1s fluh 3 Honor Roll I 7 Band 1 7 Freshmen Foot h1ll Aqumaclcr 4 Bmxlmg, l Cubs P sus 5 fPrLs C emnstrv 4 Debaung German 4 French 4 St Lultc s Souety 2 ALAN A XIFIR-X FRFDFRICR A XX XHL St Augurtzm Sl Anlbom Perpetual Rosarx I Perpetuftl Rosarx u 4 j X Basket 1 fMt-'FP ii sl' 'Qi ROBERT J XX ALSH DAVID I XX XRRFN Holm Croft St Rita Perpetual Rosars 74 Band 1 Perpetual Rosars 14 Bcmlmg Bowling 1, 7 4 Chemlstrs 4 vvlv' FRANK A VALFINTF ROBFRT P V1HCOSKF Sl Pdfflfi St Dlfzrgarzl Mm Perpetual Rosarx 7 4 PATRICK J XX ALI FDXX ARD 1 XX XLQH Sanur! Ht nl Holy Croft Perpetual Rosars 5 4 XHFSIIX Per etual Rt sarx Bncl Football 74 j V Football 1 Boultng 15 ads It VHISIIX Cluh 1 Bowslmg 1 4 7 f 'TIF LLFXX ELLX N XX XX ATFR9 Holy Rosary Perpetual Rosan 4 QV" g .J PETER L XX E-XX ER S! obn Ib: E1 nz 411 t St Thomas Club l I-Ionur Roll a Clubs Linn Q fhemtstrx X--'Q ARY G WEISSINGER Holy Cross 'Qs if 'fri' E DANIEL 1 WELLING St Momra Perpetual Rosary 14 MISSION Perpetual Rosary 24 MISSIOU rt 3 Sodahty 1 2 Bouts 14 Football 3 Slclelmes Club 4 M1ss1on Bouts 1 3 JOHN I. WINTER JOHN S WRIGHT Holy Redeemer St Theodore Perpetual Rosary 14 Sodalxty Perpetual Rosary 14 Safety Pa 1 4 Freshmen Football Arete trol 24 CCaptj Maroon 81 JAMES H WENGENDER Michael Perpetual Rosary 1 3 4 Mls slon Umt 1 Safety Patrol 2 3 Freshmen Football Mxssnon Bouts 2 ROBERT M YAHN St james St Thomas Club 1 2 Honor Roll 3 Perpetual Rosary 14 Mlsslon Umt 1 2 Sodalxty 4 Varsity Basketball 24 J V Basketball 1 Maroon 8: White 3 4 Track 2 3 Clubs Slde lines 3 Varsxty 3 4 ROGER M WILLIAMS St Franczs of Asszsz Perpetual Rosary 14 Sodalrty 1 2 Freshmen Football 1 al lan Club 3 4 Bowhng 14 STEPHEN E YAX St Augustine Honor Roll 1 2 Perpetual Ro sary 2 4 Chemistry Club 4 4 Sw1mm1n 14 Track 3 4 Whxte Clubs Sndelmes L1 g 3 3 German Club 4 Chemlstry brary 24 Bowling 1 Acolyte Club 4 'lzzz' FREDERICK H ZAH Holy Apostles Perpetual Rosary 14 Maroon 84 White 4 CEd1tor1nCh1efj Bovsllng 14 Clubs Sndelmes 3 Physxcs 3 German 4 Chem nstry 4 GERARD A ZUBERT Sacred Hear! Honor Roll 1 2 Perpetual R0 sary 1 2 Varsxty Footbal j V Football 3 Bovylxng Clubs Varsny 4 Itahan 4 'RH 6- Q NOVICES FROM ROCHESTER- Standing: Donald Benwitz, james Blackburn, Anthony Yazback. Scaled: Fr. Francis Grescoviak, C.S.B. fMas ter of Novicesj, Richard Pasnak Robert Boykin, Joseph Mitrano. officer! ...Q 'C T57 St. Basil's Seminary, Toronto, Ont. Five members of the Class of 1958 have entered the Rochester Novitiate of the Basilian Fathers located at 402 Augustine St. It will be the last group to spend their novitiate year in Rochester. After a novice has completed one year of training, he makes his profession of the three vows, poverty, chastity and obedience for one year. Then he is sent to one of the colleges maintained by the commun- ity. After receiving his degree he will eventually pursue a four year course in theology at St. Basil's Seminary, Toronto. After ordination and the completion of his studies, he will be sent to one of the com- munity foundations located in either the United States, Canada, or France. Depending on his training and desires he will be called on to be a Basilian teacher, parish priest or missionary. -R' ii' WSI 1..+, :saw , 4 f", . Y N , 4. -:YE f 1.35-, f ,, "EVA: ' ' A -5, n. N 1870 THE Basllran Fathers once agam assumed the d1rect1on of what was to become Assumptlon bnlversrty of Wlnd sor The orrgmal college had been establnshed by the esu1t Fathers ln 1857 However they only remamed for two years Other com munrtles, such as the Basrllans and Benedrctmes as Well as the secular clergy attempted to conduct the school but possrbly be cause of rnsufficlent revenues for thelr support they were unable to remarn A lay man Mr Theodule Grrardot was rn charge of the school for five years prior to the return of the Basrlxans The enrollment 1n 1870 was fifty erght students Today there are 908 full tlme students rn the var1ous colleges of the unrverslty Progress rn regard to classroom burldmgs has also be golng on at a steady rate On September 11 1958 the beaut1ful lrbrary PIC tured at the left was formally added to the growmg center of Cathollc educatlon rn southern Ontarxo UNDERGLASSMEN 7 A , Q - 3 9 ' . , . unlor Homerooms and Moderator-5 4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. page 50 59 Moderators .,,..,...v............l... page 42-49 Freshmen Homerooms and Sophomore Homerooms and Moderators 4,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,, ,A page 60 69 41 .X is 5? m 'az i 3 W 14,9 W 2 ?: ' xi W, we-Y imm. ' M54 .,.,. 7' 5' ffjgk fjgwv 7 A if kajlsv ff' 14 . 1 I ii fi 5 0 V, Wx 5 X Y V +24 - r w, 0 N Q 0 L' 1 f Back Row: Walter Norton, William Brown, james Zielinski, Paul Serafin, James Sring, Gaetano Horneroorn Coppola, Dennis Fox, Salvador Leccese, Timothy Hart, Thomas Lissow, james Chisholm. Front Row: Craig Bader, Robert Refermat, Paul jankowiak, Anthony DeRose, David Gaudieri, Gary Klein, john Best. s" 'Til I r Back Row: Louis Andolino, Gerald Kuhn, john Pickering, Jon Kuppinger, Bruno Fallone, Michael Maksymciw, Ronald Morgan, Thomas Fichtner, Roger Wolf, Neil McCarthy, Richard Fr. Albert F, Butler, C-SB. Graham. Front Row: Joseph Mercurio, Peter Forte, james Hermann, DeWitt Tacy, David C1,,i,,i,,,, Dm-,,i,,e Vogt, Richard Tomasso. Absent: David Satter. Pbysirs 44 9 p 7 F? f X Q- VM 9 .Alix Q 3, i Bark R0u': Donald Ventura, john Cassata, Michael Alekson, Roman Scdlickas, David Lippa. Thomas Goodman, Frank Russo. Gerald Dcllohn, Kevin Melick, Donald Frisonc, Neil Fcrron. Frou! Roux' joseph Lucas, XVilliam Thompson, -lcromc Santclli, Gerald Kryk, Richard Olas. Fr. Thomas M. Nliller, C.S.B. Cbrisfiarz Dnrlrimf History Burl Roux' Thomas Foos, Daniel Lind, Donald Mariliand, joseph Colo, Rolwcrr Spcrandio, joseph Nlanfo, Philip lflvy, Rirhard Brophy, Paul Nlillcr, Nliiliacl llayus. l"mu1 Roux Alamos KOS'-Ulfiflll. Frank Colaioni. Daniel Clucrc. Rolwrl XX'iIIiams, Samui-l lppoliro. Hgmerggfn 46 'T 5 4 ,gf Q1 , if ,- ,Z if ,r Y 9 jf- A 11, af' f wg 13 P -1 5' .Z i . X , V L J, M , v Q" , , , Q!! ff' X ' 5 i , ' Z-iii ' W Q vi 1 .5 rf ' . , 523: Y - -sf. B Q :H L2 '12 E uh, Q1 3, x W i ,Q Q Y' ' 9' ' " gf rf V5 V a 1 ,pm D! 4 , , is H f 4- X F Bark Roux' Anthony Taroni, Patrick Casella, Carl Fllerman, Patrick Mulcahy, Richard Giarrizzo, Robert Mayer, XValter Mietclski, james XVhitncv, Bohdnn Kramarchuk, Harrv Czudak. Front Horneroorn Row: David Rehberg, Anthony McAClam, Rohcrt Becker, George Fcola, David Graham, XY'illiam 47 Long, Raymond Dry. f If iii Back Row: Lawrence Clar, Thomas Henretty, Anthony Yuodsnukis, Gregory Pryhoda. Mit-hael Kasper, Paul Valvano, Robert Fiorentino, Michael Abbey, john McGrath, Anthony Armignacco. Front Roux' james McVeigh Rohert Schneider Paul Franuis Douglas Pelino, lames Rossi XY'illiam Sommers, George Bovenzi. Abram: Salvatore Infardona. R D Fr' Riff? Chaulvlll' CSB' .nrzslmrz Dorirnze Malbemalirs Business 48 5? ' H .1 A ,r 'W M lt S H Mr. Eugene C, Bammel, CSB. Christian Dorlrim Spanish Ge rmmz Burk Rong' Thomas Lindsay, Frank Carroll, Michael XValdock. Louis Smith, Anthony Ruggieri, james YanAllen, Patrick Coyne, Stephen XVaver, XY"ayne Forella, Michael XValker, joseph Klueber, james Dollard, Gary johnson. Middle Roux' Bruce Schickler, XY'illiam Minoia, joseph Baker, jerome Taroni, joseph Mancuso, Daxitl Furioso, Kevin Clifford, Michael XY'hite, Michael Bracci, Frank Palmer, Charles Klueber, john Affronti, Douglas Elliot. Frou! Roux' Frank Scheidt, james Quirk, Peter Giancussio, Ronald Herrick, Bernard Mrllonalcl, Robert Zimmer- man, Thomas Lethner. Bruce Pickering, Gerald Bianchi. Alzxefzlx Gerald DeVincentes, Cyril Opett, lrfdxxartl Srhcitl. Robert Podgorski. I-Iomeroom 318 SOPHO ORE CLASS . , S f : 9 w Q Y K 'nib U4 11,5 f 737-wg, 1 1 f , , 'V' f54,4 1 fl 3 5 1 . ' ' xr as 5 MAX: - .,,. , K V J . , ', if - J fa 1.15 fi' Qi' 3 14 A '4s!i ff?.: ff 9 if 1 -Av ,.,- ry. 1 ' 1421. W? M .nuff 2501: fql Qing r.-L37 -.' .-:gi 5'7- V' f Q ,, 1m I - s E z '. . 'I ' Tiff" ' ' ' 1 .A 4 z 1 v ' 5 sig? 1 Omg E Q ' ,S . Qi. Y 0 7 3 x 'Q' ff fi .I - ,5 RJ- x , Q rj, 1, ' A sf - . 7, - '- X f , -.ww W- B f . , F gk ' lTf'3f2 A 'K ii? ' , 593, 4 1 4 " x if f J ,V L Q' 4 Q ' " 5 9 I ff" 'f Wifi? - 3-I Q -if F 'fp-g. QA Kl 3v gi 3323? , - , 2.-1 2 . 'rf " ' ix, A g r M NN by y -1 mx. 5 ,VI KL "Tj A I , .' ',. I y Q I x ww Q22 5 ,QQ I ,',, if Y -aw .' 491, ' 1-VU 19 4 yi.. fir, '1 , my O ,?g, ff' 2 f 5 gift sf 1 I' 53' 1 1 X ig K Back Row: Thomas DiPoala, Nicholas Castranova, Joseph Colaianni, Michael Yeager, Roger LaDuca, Thomas Murrav, William Demler, Herbert Gauch, john Flesch, Michael Farrell, , - - , I 'B' Thomas Lehner, john Toiscano, Richard Friday. Front Roux' Donald Santore, Clark Rittersbach, Fr' Ed2Z:g,?ZhODE32iZeC S Richard Celeste, Ronald Roncone, Richard Woodhall, james Gala, Gerard Deutsch. Hisiory Business Back Roux' Gerard Mitrano, Richard Sprague, Allan Farrell. Robert Schleelein, Michael Morley. Richard Brien, Raymond Tiede, john Mclieon, Russell Vallone, Richard Burbott, james Kauff- H man, Anthony Noto, Ronald Anderson. Front Rout Alan Glossner, Gary Stein, james Henderson. Thomas Bauman, Robert Reboulet, Daniel Forward, Louis Campanoui. orneroorn 53 Bark Roux' Vifilliam Benthin, John DeMarle, George LaCour, XVilliam Irwin, Gordon Urlacker, Robert Cortese, Carlo Tufano, Arthur Miller, Paul Rosa, VC'illiam O'Neill, Michael Young, Homeroom Robert Pumputis, Fran! R0u'.' Dennis Gerzseny, john Robertson, Michael Sullivan, john Nolan, 116 Craig Butz, john Ehmann, Arthur Maira, james Heit, XVilliam Lieber, I 2 L ff!! Bari Roux' Fred Mylius, Francis DelVect'hio, Robert Mason, Thomas Bonafede, Edwin Beth, Gerald Sauter, Henry Viengender, Gerald Trihotte, john De-Rosa, Donald Sementino, john Fr- Hamm Q perm. fig-B' O'Connor. Front Row: james Pesar, Franklin Kelly, Samuel Salerno, Robert Flood, Ronald C1,,i5,i,,,, 1p0f,',jm, Rigby, Andre I.aRothcllc, XY'illiam Batoncini. Hiflory 54 Bari Roux' Charles Keiser, john Hickey, Richard Vieira. Michael Yax, Craig Fuehrer, Peter Nfielus, Richard Burgmaster, XY'illiam Sauerhiur, Ruherr Suglia, Civ.-urge Iuasku. john Cur- coran. Alizldlv Roux' Andrew Sciarahha, Hugh Riuenthaler, Patrick Russell, Charles Depref. Michael Boland, Fred Magin, james Delihert, -luhn Hariman, Gerald Pupen, XY'ilIiam Tracy. Daniel Tarraglia, Front Roux ,lwhn XVehn'.-r, ,lnlm Firfpaxrick, Drake Dkllessanclra, Richard Berg, john Argo:-nm, Michael xXlllClAlI1, Daniel Donahue. Homeroom 1 10 5 5 ,l. Leonard Cullen. CSB Cllrixfiizn Dortrim Ar! gn' V uv YYQYQXQ EQ sy YQ Q QE: as 5 f ,A, 555, A QP fx E f iw "4 Q, 'vii f ff Q A, X- s z B1 rf Eff 3 '1 53' :ev QQ gf 4l, g.11.A' ff' M rg' N MN 'D '. O 4, Xi Baci Roux joseph Pallone. james Vfaterman, Kenneth Lendeck, Anthony Schuvler, Edward Remmingz, Kenneth Terhaar, Donald Agostinelli, Louis Ferrigno, Rohert Huher, Leon Becker. Front Roux' Robert Ziegler, Richard Kumer. Daxid Currie, Dennis Natl. Michael Binefeski, Bernard Steger. Stephen Nlatkoxsski. Mr. Richard j. Allard, C.S.B. Cbrisfifm Dodrim' Lnlin French Back Roux' Robert Pellegrino, Gary Grzebien, joseph Marchese, Paul Girvin, joseph Clark, XValter Hogan, XY'illiam XY'isot1ke, Richard Brongo, Donald Stecura. joseph Sanfilipo, Michael Homeroom Carroll. Front Roux' Ronald McKissock, james Palaski, Thomas Diringer, Ronald MacDonald, james Kane, Donald Nelson, XVilliam Frankenherger. 58 NI r, Dennis Murphy Euglixb Plzblir Slzmkiug Bari Roux Nlirhael Shea, Thomas Knink, George Reynolds, Bernard lfnnis, Richard Rusnio, Thomas XY'elrh. Emanuele Gcnoxcse, Daniel Nalley. Lau renee Kruger, john XY'isLhn1cyer. -lames Vfzllker, Frou! R011 : Clary Bro- man, Gary Benjamin, Donald Nim- Donald, Thomas Young, Ralph Os- tryc, Alan Lcimherger, john Salle. -,.s1, Bari R011 .' Terrenre Kamp, Charles Arengi, XY'illiam Predmore, Nlinhael Nhfirath, Michael NIcCorry, james Tay lor, Charles Blanzella, Rohn-rr Podgorski. Thomas Sorokti, Donald DiPeino, Robert Cronoui, Michael Bilyk. Frou! Roux Righard Albert. james Cinelli, George Lorenvo, Homeroom Richard Hier. Richard Berk, Thomas Hogan, Bruce Ciodsaxc, Daxid Hildebrand. 59 105 Bark Roux' Anthony Schifano, Bruce Brauch, john Oliver, Philip Amantia, Arthur Zazzaro, Robert Rienholtz, Gary Kruppenbacher, Edward Driscoll, Gary Young, Daniel Kubiak, John Harrington, George Loveland, Henry Dunphy, Anthony Schaefer, Benjamin Campanelli. Middltf Roux' james Smith, john Xvesline, Michael McGrain, George Pawlik, Paul Sciortino, Frederick Curran, joseph Fornataro, XVilliam Ims, Augustine juodvalkis, Michael Kachnykewych, Richard Huber, joseph Shatzel, Michael Quinn, Front Roux' joseph Ruffino, Thomas Verzillo, Thomas XVnuck, Michael Perry, Sylvester Bagnato, Donald O'Brien, Duglas Collinge, Dennis Sadler. 21. Homeroom 313 Blr. Donald E. Kuder, C.S.B Christian Dortrinc General Srienrc F RESHMAN CLASS Bfofogf .mf ' 1' 1 ,X 'va ' -wr" 1:31:51 E : '12 1 ,. 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'Q 1 'iz 'fly' " " ,K 1 Q F 5 I ,A TL, fy, , .ng , ,rf X, , W 41553 iff: i f - .A , mfemw if 2 1, ,L 1? 1 I fy 491, X Back Row: Guido Blackman, Kenneth Soscia, David Dudley, XY'illiam Brown, james Defendorf, Michael Bartnick, Robert Trox, Thomas O'Leary, Norman Meuinger, john Frederick, Mirhael Thomas, Salvatore Cammarat. Front Rau: Daniel Carroll, Russell Vallone, Richard Ferris, Robert Tabor, Ronald Little, Douglas Kane, Charles Carrenuto, lflmer Tuschong. Fr. Edwin j. Kline, C.S.B. Christian Doclrine Matbematirs General Scienre T , , ,Y.,,,. ,. -' Y ,.,,. . ,.,,v.,........A.A.... Bark Row: john Attinasi, Ronald Tette. Norman Congdon, XY'illiam Shannon, Gerald Yan- Strydonck, john Connelly, james Heffer, Gene Huss, joseph Hamberger, Parrick Prora, loseph Homeroom Amato, XVilliam VanAllen, Guy D'Amhrosia. Front R0u.' 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Q, .inf flfagvxf :E eii' OOKING to Houston we see how Texas has been arded on the varlous mtellectual levels by the Basxlran Fathers St Thomas Hlgh School was establlshed ln 1900 and the Umversxty of St Thomas ln 1947 As ln the case of Cathollc Central the Prlnclpal of St Thomas Hlgh School IS another former prmclpal and member of the Aqumas staff Father Wtlllam Duggan The Umversxty of St Thomas IS stnll 1n the process of expand mg Each year the facnlrtxes of the umverslty are mcreased so that the Cathollc populatlon of Houston and Texas w1ll have the op portunxty for a wlder knowledge of the doctrmes of the Church along wlth the llberal arts and sclences As far as Baslllan Col leges 1n the Umted States are concerned lt IS probably less known than St ohn Fnsher Thns IS due to nts greater dlstance from the schools of the north It deserves to be consldered as a source of higher education for the graduates of Baslllan schools DEPARTMENTS 7 . . . 3 . . . . , , . Relxglon .. page 72 Mathematics ....,..,..,,....,... page 75 Business ,,,,v,,,, Pa 6 English .. page 75 Science ...,,,,..tt.l....r...,..,.,, page 76 Library, Health Arr P3 e HISIOIQ page 74 Languages ........,............,, page 77 Music Organizaflons Page 80 gg 71 i , 5 2 X.-A A Q H, 'Q' 9 ' -feng, . - V K , .4 1 ya W ,' 1 A f fl 1 ,, , Sy A 1 5+ P K LV4 K , R , , lg , Q gf rf ' VM, Q If .1 I , V A f , I t Mp Z' , yr: I ,515 mf ' L ' l 1 . ,f if i g in x " hs? -o af- ' fa. f Qi . ' , Y' " gg ,Mgr Q xYwlQ ' 5 V ' AN 4 1 Q- S ' V f"F'.a. ' 1X4 And now for my next joke . . . clhrifor Fr. P. Etlinger, C.S.B. Director Polybius, a Greek historian who lived two centuries before Christ, commented, . . Man as a living Creature, is rendered useless if deprived of its eyes, so, if you take truth from history, what is left but an unprofitable tale." History is the recording of events up to and including the present. To record history without the truth would be like man without God, for what is man but the slime of the earth. Authenticity in history excels at Aqui- nas, whether it be Citizenship Education, World History, American History, or even a slight touch of Canadian History. Men of Aquinas, through the Basilian Fathers learn history as fact, not theory, as more than a barrage of dull dates and names, but rather as a story of man severing one by one the shackles of slavery and emerg- ing into a peaceful world founded on democracy and Christian Principles. The results of the Congress of Vienna are des cribed by Mr. Graham to Paul Croce and Leslie LaT0ur. 7 4 xxx, i V xx N MX' ,Vs a. ,Zig A, ,xu 1 f may A ,M M5 M -3' 'ff H 9 1 f 1 wi - , I, , J . - M' ..',' il, Vi. f fl-'L' .r " , 1, -e.,-', A ,.. i -u fa-. k ll! A .bfgggizw rd.-'4',v sqb. -L+-:fTfli"f- 4-"""".j Y W N., IQ 'gf DI Q, N, f if Y x I . 4 x A YQ Y . , 4f '2.: . x a' I in ' '.x- x ,Ii - 'A f D ,Q V . .. Agi, iiifiy 1: ,1 . hm Fr. Galla, Dick Agostinelli and Dave Antinarelli perform an interesting experiment in Chemistry. Mr. Malley expounds a theory in No problem t'all. General Science. ci en ce Fr. A. F. Butler, C.S.B. Director For the past year there has been a tremendous reawakening in the field of science. Its increased importance is due to its position as the chief factor in the Cold Wfar and our struggle for survival. With this increased interest in Science, it is hard to see why the world remains so atheistic. The deeper that we delve into the pro- fundities of science, the more we should realize the Greatness, Power, and Intelligence of our Creator, who is constantly allowing us to dis- cover more of the minute secrets of His Creation. In the past our efforts for the most part have been unsuccessful because we have relied on the effect more than on the Cause. we 4:- What makes the earthworm tick? Fr. Cross's Biology Class use their new microscopes. 76 4 'sexi ' 6' -t s on your mind Mr. Pulvino? Mr. Damato finds joy even in Latin. Gtngudged Fr. M. Sheehan, C.S.B. Director Aquinas is justly proud of its Language Department, which instructs students in the choice of Latin, French, German, Spanish, Greek, and Italian. Besides providing this wide selection, the department strives to give the student a wide knowledge of the language through various means, such as records and attendance at lectures. To make the mother country's present life and her varied contributions to the world familiar, films are shown in the classroom, and the students present seminars on particular topics. In some cases correspondence has been set up with Euro- pean students. The study of a foreign language is becoming more and more essential in today's world with European countries only hours away. Speaking the other fellows language is the first step in establishing bonds with him. Over and over the verbs in Mr. Allard's French Class. Fr. Biondi and Michael DiVincenzo. rain Fr. Marceau. Cest Parts. Sanford Petlx: Ah Oni!" Gary Killeen receives help in Spanish from Father Fullerton. L GQ. -NEEDINQ... - 415 Ugmtgms N. 'fpwllcwe Q iggogs DELPFAGEYINC Reuse mrnmz ngrpgigg V TPA'.'5,AIll1.'?3 7. MCGLALS APE AFFECTED 'DDJIT Tr-SEP' MUST A LAKE CPEEMT P1 A r-T 3 ASEWUJEASE DEZREASE INCNEASE I Sharp business practices are explained by Mr. Fr. J. O'Reilly makes use of a chart to illustrate a procedure in Bookkeeping. Dillon, vwineaa Fr. J. A. O'Reilly, C.S.B. Director justice is defined as "giving every man his due." So business demands justice in dealing with competitors, business associates, customers, employers and employees. Business courses at Aquinas are designed not only to provide the basic knowledge, skills and ideas for successful living in the business world of today, but also to show their relationship with God and the all-important virtue of justice. Business students of Aquinas are proud to be able to approach and converse with people from all walks of life, knowing that they will be well instructed in the fundamentals of modern-day business under the motto "Teach Me Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge." n f B 1X ,.... The knowing look of Fr. Chauvin is used on one of his Business Law students. A problem for "GO words per minute" Zubert and Andrews is solved by Miss Malone. Mr. McCarthy explains "Workmen's Compensa- tion to "future" workers. 78 Four students make use of the many facilities offered in the Library to improve their scholastic rating, Fr. Cullen, artist and dramatist, gives individual at- tention to Robert Pfromm. Fr. R. Wfhitley, C.S.B. ! 06 Librarian L Our library at Aquinas expertly meets the needs and demands of every student. The best in fiction, biography, and specialized subjects, is available, as well as a wide selection of popular magazines. The reference section is one of the students best friends, placing at his disposal up-to-date materials. It has been said that the library is the heart of the school. This is especially true at Aquinas. Fr. 1. L. Cullen, c.s.B. 24 i Director In The artistic side of the Aquinas student is not neglected. Courses of graded difficulty are available in the field of art. They range from Basic Art to those that develop the greater abilities. Art contests, using various media are held throughout the year and the prize winning works are put on public view. JJM M Mr. Louis Basile Director In order to have 21 complete educa- tion, the body, as well as the soul and the mind, must be developed. This is the job of the Health department. To keep physically fit there are gym classes for underclassmen. For Seniors, a half year Regents course, Health, is pro- vided. XY'ithin the scope of this course we find: structure of the body, care of the body including personal appear- ance and personality traits. 20 Million Freshmen are trampled in the stampede for the BB. 79 F LUTES Charles Berry '60 james Hermann '60 Thomas Frisch '61 Richard Kier '61 Clark Rittersbach '61 OBOES Harry Griswold '59 Richard Madama '60 BASSOONS Thomas Lissow '60 Richard Burbott '61 THE AQUI AS CLARINETS Richard Carafice '59 Michael Herne '59 Charles Noonan '59 john Cassata '60 Jeffery Gurtler '60 Gerald Kryk '60 Richard Lovell '60 Robert Kleehammer '61 john Lloyd '61 Anthony Noto '61 Robert Reboulet '61 Richard Sprague '61 Richard Woodhall '61 Fred Stutsman '62 Philip Weisner '62 80 DIRECTOR: BASS CLARINET Arthur Gaudio '60 SAXOPHONES Paul Dentinger '60 Donald Ventura '60 james Henderson '61 Michael Yeager '61 Enoch Wright '61 FRENCH HORNS john Kester '59 Daniel Forward '61 Paul Reiter '61 Rev. Cyril R x Q. Y is ' ' gl E K xx iv 1 Q , xx ' XX' XX 'v 'xi . 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' -14 .-,:- 'f-Qfxg -. , 'A 19. . -. a., - - 5 - g if rv ,rg 7 x 'Q X 50. i Norman LeFroi5 Russell Borelle john Phillipone lf' . 2 'li lr , -3 john Kester Charles Noonan Harry Griswold enior' guna! mem dem 69 S 4 Q 3 Richard Caraflce Edward Kier Ronald Carahce Michael Herne 82 GLEE CLUB-Barb Roux' David O'Brien, Raymond Kerhaert, Francis Scialdone, Gary Beadling, Craig Elphick, Charles Diebold, David Kommeth, Richard Hensler, Alan Vieira, Wfilliam Ammon, Donald Pelino. Front Roux' Richard Corriero, james Vazzana, Rudy Palmeri, R, David Cerreto, Fr. C, R. l'dall, C.S,B., jan Rutherford, Gary Schmitz, Dom Morinelli, Ronald Carducci. ga cm MUSIC APPRECIATION-Father Udall with the help of students prepares the material to he used in one of his classes in Musit Appreciation open to uppertlassmen. udic lolareciafion anc!Junior galzc! jl'NIOR BAND-Burk Roux' Gordon Devine, David Alma, Robert Brauth, joseph Marchese, Rev. C. R. l'dall, C.S.B. Middle Ron: Robert Haughwout, james Perry, Donald Baker, james Suess, Peter Lotkington. Frou! Roux' Samuel Amito, Robert Rite, Nicholas Schil-ter, Chester XY'ax'er. 85 :l'r: .F 'A MAROON AND XVHITE SXVINGSTERS-Burk Roux' Michael Thompson, Bruce Kolb, Gerald Kuhn, Daniel Forward, Paul Reiter, Rev, C. R. lfdall, C.S.B.. Harry Griswold fLeaderj, john Diamond, Front Roux' Charles Berrv, Arthur Gaudio, Nicholas Srhoker, Madama, Michael Yeager, Gerald Kyrk, Richard Lovell. F5 Richard -UL. ?' 1-...-:nm -,iwwk-MQ I "---Q., r Wi.,- :Abi A 1.4 gbevg xi ,WAR 5 A 6 N 1935 THE Basllran Mex1can Mnssxons were started by Father Matthew Kllloran As ln many undertakrngs the first few years were drlfxcult and as a matter of fact are stlll dlfflcult Many courageous men have grven years and even thenr lxves to the Apos tolate to the Mexican people l1v1ng 1n Texas The students of Aqurnas have a great lnterest and close tne wxth the MISSIONS Each year the students contrrbute generously 1n prayers and sacrlflce toward the carrymg on of the Basxlran MISSIONS GLUBS Sodallty Student Councll Acolyte Club Mxssrons Arete Maroon and White St Genesxus Club Debatmg Page page Page page Page Page Page Page 86 87 88 89 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Oratorxcals Sclence Clubs Chess Club Assembly Commxttee Safety Patrol Language Clubs Cardmal Newman Library Club Page Page page Page Page Page Page 104 105 ' ....A.........................,. - ' .......................... 101 ' .....,......,..... - ' ..........,..,........ 102 .nuunUnuuunu. 90 .HuMunUunuunH. 103 St. Thomas Club .,.,,........... page 91 Stamp Club .............,.,,.,...,.,, page 105 ' ' ...................,.......... - ' ...,...... 103 .WuHHHhuuHNunuuUnn. - uuuunnnnuunu 103 ' ............................,. ' .......l............ 106 Al S ii?-6 Q5 E' 5 351 1 212 ' in if , ,jj ' L 1 X , k n ky ' H V J E, is Y ,B 0 Q, ' Qi - ' Y in ' z ' I gh B . I ' 'Z IEWW M M l Wg! L M... , MQ' f ifilr-V gk , il Q N' 5:4-,i V Jwzp e f if it 1, W "f QQ :VA U :V ' ' .x , I ,qu a Q we ,,N gf X if if ga 92:21, .v 'f gage! L :A Ni v as ,A ""J' am1 1nW11fm? 1 WQfW+- I HIE? Qfff' ?" ' ' 9 x We Q f ,X Y M ff H xXY."7l"'W3qG R pw' M , N' , A 5, a .S E F 3 Q5 i f, X 9 OFFICERS-Standing: Donald Crowley CSecretaryJ, Gregory Riley fPresidentj, Ralph Espo- sito CTreasurerJ. Sealed: Fr. L. G. Hart, C.S.B. CDirectorJ, Fred Pestorius CVice-Presidenrj. .gzwlenf Counci The Student Council of Aquinas is as the name implies the student governing body at the school. The Council was founded to aid the school authorities in organizing eventsg fostering school spirit and preserving discipline. Not to be overlooked however, is its function as an effective medium for propagating Catholic Action. The Council under the direction of the Vice-Principal, Fr L. G. Hart, C.S.B., is com- posed of four representatives from each class as well as four ofhcers chosen from among the Seniors. Members of the Council are chosen by their fellow students, who look to them for effective leadership and sterling example. Fr. L. G. Hart, C.S.B. Director SENIORS-David Murphy, William Lambert, Peter Binazeski, y... , 1 Mi- l james Albiano SOPHOMORES-Standing: David Balai- shis. Seated: Paul Reiter, joseph Colai- anni, John Toscano. FRESHMEN-Standing: David Agostinelli, john Auinasi. Seated: Thomas Wfarren, john Riley. 89 JUNIORS-Slanding: Daniel Lynd, Robert Mir guet. Seated: Dennis Fox, Peter Stahl. .THE OFFICERS-Terence Flemin CPresidenr , Fr. F. Kline, C.S.B, CDirectorj, g J Paul O'Connor CVice-Presidentj. ccofgfe Fr. E. Kline, C.S.B. Director 80 inunto john Mclieon, Gerald Mitrano, Frank Kelly, Frank Bader, john Foley, Nicholas Mendola, William O'Neill. Charles Carrenuto, Rudy Palmeri, john Attinasi, Eugene Huss, Dennis Sad- ler, Daniel O'Brien, Michael Boland, john Fredericks. 90 1 ,T f - - 3 ,, 10 L ' A W ' , ' .if?zg?:f, Q- 4 K fl 'W' 'VI 1' ' ,. fi E X , 9, .5 ,gf ff- ,Pj I I, 1 WA X1 ,gs , 1 QQ.-1, " .wvfflfiffffd Nfl , ' J isffzf 1, Q I is W 'V 5 4 f ,wiv Qs' W ' Q' n.,.k.N. ,iw U ' ilu . xx xx . , , V ,egg 3f,,H,, , , ' ,Hi yn -Q A - . ,fx ,, ,M ,. f, S. N- EA - ' vli Qx af f I is xx K X k , xl ' X "S X I N f A, ,521 jg, Q. -,1 sf 4 1 1 s z , 1 F . R 7 r f 5 lg Eg? i- 'KY 3Q"ff5'! 5 2' L.11','3hA1uRE 1 hw., A v-'-'Q I 5 I , wx, I i , S 4 'U : X Q 5 X 5 5- "V" 'lk .f., .if ,J , ,..., vw ff . W-3.1 My W 4 if g Ei. I ' 235 s.. x X W Q. '94 rd Q, M iffaiiffh ' if K 1- M Yff!K,,1. ll PM 'Y' , I x a I F Wi' 1 4 Q ,'6 E A wi' ' ' L'ER A'UQC Hi-I kk! I :vane 5? 4:45.15 f . 4 J..-.....v.. , .mwggg-, f.f-gui' 5. 1:21 ' 5, 'n - 1 " . V ' ' V A Ewan Q M 1 me af ! 1 mn Q 'vfw-'rf' ' . , V, ,W1-57" ,fig si? ' ' k . , ' ,ig - I is J f . , - 5- .' - ' 4'-- if . 1 Q suv u .4 f ,uh . 'QW' .4 I R "5 w f'1 4 , . Y ' x 'V' 4 QQ i '!- is 'X W-s -9 V ' MQW sm Q Q2-ffm f Lawrence McAlpine fliditor-in-chiefj, Fr, H, Perry, C.S.B. CDi- rectorj, David Start CArt Editorj. Fr. H. Perry, C.S.B. Director THE ..f4l"Qf8 1959 It would be rash to say that there are not many headaches involved in the pro- duction of a yearbook. If you like the cover, and you better, and who wouldnit, it may interest you to know how it was selected. After many designs were submitted by members of the staff, and anyone who walked by the door, the present one was selected as being less appropriate than the others by the members of the staff, with the exception of our Editor, Larry McAlpine, who never liked any but his own. The typewriters in 201 had a good solid pounding by those who had never seen a machine before. Surprising enough the printer was able to find the correct letters among all the mistakes. The Editor and the assistants put up and admirable battle against the Director at every turn . . . It's wonderful to have power. We the staff await your decision as to the merits of the 1959 Arete. Line up! I 2 Paul O'Connor fPhoto Editorj, Nwilliam May, Mr. E. Bammel, C.S.B. fLiterary Advisorj. :.Mfef' 1 v, ., fp f i HW T557 if 'f2 ' !QiV,,gff-.fflfg 1- 25+ ' 4 f, My 4 I 5 gl 1 rfiw 21351 v 7l.Q45'i33.,f '- 12141. . ,fbi 5 f' fi. , + - Q-L ff :Sk 3324 ' Q 1: Q ,,.fQ 'V i ss :Q If J. H ' Maw - 4-1 img A Q , wg Q , 1, . 4"-fy 1 A rr T as -fag 4.2, 5.5 f H A H ,, uf ""g'Q- FTS: L 'n if mix? fkws. gf '-qv, A my . KQV, , ,. 235,11 4 ff . im . Z'4if?,,.,ggsLf:Q 4559? 's :gig ,fi T fl, ' ' ' A .ff fn Fix iff -Pt 1 Ar-1 5 - , -J lf F: V. if . H2 . 1,3-15 -, 4 ,hi V, V' f -314 1: f ' ,H 5 1 1 x if I 2 i x H9 ai 5 A 1- K lg. 111'- KN -X f' . , , fin 35, ,, . ,ywn sg -.Ta IOCCI ,-,.l"' l ? Y, ,l lf , ,juwup 'L -L.-1w I' I I is wi . 9 'AR km.-1.4.3, UDGQIWO .........,,.. X ll ff , elf 4 5-ir I K , Slandingx Dominic Ruscio CAssistant Fditorj. Smlwl: Father F. C. Boehm, C.S.B. CFaculty Di- rectorj, Frederick Zah fliditor-in-Chiefj. FEATURES STAFFiStm1ding.' Richard Lovell August Giannavola, Paul Laboski, Roy Scalerai Seated: Gerald Budinski, Ronald Toniaselli, Rich ard Horvlev fliditorj, Daniel Meagher. NFXVS STAFF-Burk Row: Gregory Conchelos joseph Coco, james Zielinski, Paul Haney, Richj ard Long, john Dey, Thomas Bonfiglio. hfiddle Roux' james Sheremeta fliditorj, Williani Ammon, john Miller. Front Roux' Richard Lippa, David Perry. MD .. g. r '!m... s-L The basic function of the Maroon and XY'hite is to supply the student body with a factual re- port of the varied and spirited activities of Aquinas, as well as a sort of unofficial school historian, preserving in permanent form a chron- icle of Aquinas achievement. The essentials of quality newsprinting-inte1lig- ible and effective expression, original and arrest- ing style, as well as accuracy of expression are carefully stressed. Traditional objectives of the Maroon and XY'hite are to support general school functions, to publicize and encourage the activities of co- curricular organizations, to report student opinion, to stimulate constructive thinking-in short to generate a high caliber of school spirit. Attain- ment of this aim more than compensates for the generous portion of time and energy devoted to its production. X if lg! Gan, CLl"00lfl Fr. F. C. Boehm, C S B I H, , Q- 4 in-1 n ' F. ' I I iff an f 1 If ff' ' il" I P .W "H ll1f My , , Ja 5' !.ll1 S g 187,21 1 t X 4 1. JJ. 1 L n r . -v f r ff 33 A Wi xx K S -5 K' v if? , if f 1 s- 1 f 52 553' 3 , ffl. ff? H . 314' Xxx rf 'Nu 5 K Top: Paul Feola, Bob Vieau, Bonnie Williams, Sue Sorokti CVice-Presidentj, Bernie Vieau. Top to Bottom on Stairs: jon Kuppinger, Bea Silvio, Regina Graziani, Kathleen Connell, Bob Refermat, Gary Mart, Bill Ammon CPresidentj, Anthony Pulvino. AA1 1 f. ff X' x V1 Sw F 'Z-Kuff .,.4:.,.i.x Members of the Club offer a prayer before the opening of "Two Blind Mice." f. genediuri Hard work plus talent is the successful formula of the St. Genesius Club, the students dramatic group at Aquinas. The club offers students the opportunity to develop ability in all phases of the thespian art. It not only gives members experience in acting but in production, direction, stage managing facets of the theater. The group, directed by Fr. Cullen, again enjoyed a very suc- cessful season. The first offering of the year was a comedy, "Two Blind Mice." Within a few short months the second production, "H.M.S. Pinafore," was presented to a very appreciative audience. The third and final production of the 1958-59 season will be "Finian's Rainbow" a musical of outstanding beauty and charm. The St. Genesius Club deserves and receives many curtain calls. Bark Roux' Tom Hogan, john Robbins, joe Schwarze, Tom Sor- okti, Kathy Hogan, Kathy Toole, Pat Bolger. illiddle Roux' Pat Rus- sell, Chuck Arengi, Sharon Elam, joy Nigrelli, Don Sementino, Pat Conheady, Dave Carey, Henry Dunphy. Frou! Roux' Len Cieslin- ski, joe Clark, Fr. C. Udall, C.S.B., Mike DeRosa, jan XX'eilert, Dori- lee Fox, Rita Sacrider, Mary Scorse, Dave Robinson, Paul Gir- vin. 98 ,wah Bill Ammon, john Robbins, Sharon Elam, and Bea Sil- A tense moment in '-Two Blind Mice:- vio in "Two Blind Mice." +5 i 1 fl, U ix, K Y: TECHNICAL CREW-Ted Williams, Bill Sauerbier, Sharon Palmer, Dick Vieau, jacqueline Connell. Fran! Row: Bruce Godsave, Lee Wilscmn, john DeMarse. Ab- sent: Ann Ledoux, Pat Reinhardt, Pat Michalek, Angie Cordaro, Martha Yauchzee. The gentlemen of the cast of "Two Blind Mice." Fr. L. Cullen, C.S.B. Dirertor K4 Sue Sorokti, Sharon Elam, with Gary Mart hold the center of Fr. Udall, C.S.B., directs the line orchestra assembled the stage at one point in "H.M.S. Pinafore." for "Pinaf01-e," X 44. The chorus of "H.M.S. Pinaforef' F 141 , gf' gb, ,,-- s l T 1 2 A VL H g,.1'f 2 g A., K Y ,, K nf, View Hr? M h ' Y I E x - B- f FW M 'Az I .A,ffQiz9gf 1 ' 'f Ml., A f A s fa S 9 AS HI Q .I ' x 1 . 1 , u X X - - l X ' ' ,I 1 -'ttx AL' Nl X 5 ll Y a , ff F1 Egg W f- I n ,4 , i x 6, n : Q 1 ,. f' lx, gb x Q , 4 ' ,,luf',.k ' ' fi g. lgj f-fifsqf-w"h Q - . 1 AA YA K .,,,y H' , , ff 1 . X x A ang!!! , . A W, . , Ig , 4 ' -1 E",-H ff . - 1 H " - - ' 6 ZQ ,Qi 'jf 'Qi'f,f- If 'LX A g. Fr. Miller instructs Peter Binazeski in the use of gestures. I"Cl, 0l"lCCL 6 0 f ' more Fr. T. Miner, c.s.B. Director The Aquinas Oratory Program is under the expert and capable direction of Fr. T. Miller. Through the many long months Father devotes many hours to instructing the young men who will represent Aquinas in the various Oratorical contests such as the Bishop's Oratorical, the American Legion and the Optimists Club. The important contests are preceded by the school oratoricals spon- sored by the English Department. It is the method used to select the Aquinas representative in the Bishop's Oratoricals. We should all take notice of the very great contribution that Fr. Miller and the English teachers make to the life and intellectual growth of Aquinas. UNDERCLASSMEN FINALISTS-john Attinasi and Paul Rieter. 101 Y, ,, , ,,,,,l......--?..,. I 'ff' an EQ W 4 ,- W 2 F gif' PTP! ws' 'fS" f"w f , . Qr In ' " 'fi 7 mm, I gxuwein 1 'M .. av . I 1- IA fi J X6 xflhf I n 8. n ' sgi ,. 1 ? M W ri 9' Q, nj: ' Q J , x , , t Y f ' ,X !'. ' , 4 A 1 ff N L... A c1.v,4u1f',w4 - f f f ,I ' 8 s , 1, 4 FE' , K g ii . 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R chapter in the educational history of Rochester was started with the founding of St ohn Fisher Col lege in 1949 The college is located on seventy acres of rolling picturesque land to the south of Rochester The Most Reverend ames E Kearney D D Bishop of Rochester possessed the vision that was realized in the impressive white stone and blue grey brick of the Administration building The name of the college is that of the patron saint of the diocese the martyr Cardinal Bishop St. ohn Fisher of Rochester England Many graduates of Aquinas are now and have been students at what is considered to be and is one of the outstanding Catholic colleges for men SUIIIAL ACTIVITIES Mother s Club .........v.................. page Victory Dance ............................ page Mardi Gras .........,....,................. page St. Pat s Dance .........a................ page 113 1' i f ,L jg I L,2,,,,f ,E L5 , 3 5-ML my . ,Y uZfQI1I1,ffL3,,, , :ffl'.1l1T'T,' 47511 I f A f 4 l f ' w 'T' 1 1 wx., ' , N 'K V1 I9 QE, ' f, wi. 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A ff M " '.x' . f ,,, 1 3 f OVICES are future Bas111ans Each year gen erous young men enter the two Bas1l1an nov1t1ates located at Rrchmond H111 Ont and at present Rochester, N Y On the left you see three d1fferent v1ews of the new Amerrcan nov1t1ate be1ng constructed at Pont1ac MlCh1gaH Thrs HOVIIIHIE w1ll replace the small madequate one opened at Rochester 1n 1942 The first class of UOVICCS w1ll enter on August 5 1959 The new DOVIIIHIC w1ll be modern 1n every respect The spac1ous grounds w1l1 afford the seclusxon that a rel1g1ous requ1res 1n hlS formatrve years It IS hoped that many Aqu1nas students w1ll be among the first group to enter the new St Bas1l s NOVIIIHIC Varsxty Club and Pl1bllClfy Athlet1c DIICCIOIS Football Basketball Cheerleaders ATHLETIGS page Communlcatlon page 118 121 page 122 123 Page 1 Baseball Track Swrmmmg Intramural Bowhng McQua1d Game Page Page Page page Page 130 151 , . . . , . , . . i , . 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I-'f fy,1:-',f.j..'.,Z'j-3,, rf "V 'Qu " 3' '-Ji if' i.,,' .?f- 1. 1. Evita xy ' f i ' 5 5 ,, :A V , " 225 . 537 7 2 Y '-f " 1 Tggiff'-'jf ' , d . 5700461 .ww V ,, ...,..,....,,M..,,......... ,,,, ...W 1 i.,.l4p.-mwg-.ww--.f,..,' V l f ll 5 'Ap '3 A , A' n,, ,1 m EY' 55' 1 1 X J X J Q5 I " ' i""' ' 5 J fn 4 5 ! f,-. ' r .. 59,15 D . i Z Mike Boland Dave Haight Pat Wall Don Crowley jerry Zuben Tackle Center Halfback Fullback Halfback , l f 1 I ' I f 4 ll ' . Bd X f ' , Ab' .,, I- K, . Zl x f ' V xl- -iff' 'A K l Y . Q ' L .- f.. - . g vw- ' . ,A '. ,..--1 I 1 - 1. ..,.. - , 5 ,L , .., ,A ,Y . Jf.k..,,i 1 ---V-- -. john Adams Dick Niermeyer Pete Stacy joe Camillaci Guard Center Tackle Guard 119 Bark Row: William Apton, Albert Remeikis, Anthony Rossi, joseph Krzanowicz, james Zielinski, Gregory Riley, Willimn Brown, Ronald Chatterton, Thomas Cichon, Michael Boland, Donald Crowley, Peter Stacy, Stephen Anderson, Dennis Fox. Middle Roux' Fr. Carter, Roy Scalera, james Klipfel, Patrick XY'all, james Agostinelli, james Kraus, SCORES Aquinas ,,,,,,, ,,,.,. 2 7 XWHICIIOWII ....... .. 7 Aquinas ,,,,,,, ,s,ss, 1 2 Erie Academy ...... .. 0 Aquinas ..,.... 7 North Catholic ........ 33 Aquinas ,,,,,,A ,,,Y,, 4 4 Bit. Carmel ....... ........ 1 4 Aquinas ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 2 Elmira ........,,,, ...... 1 2 Aquinas ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 5 Canisius ...... ....,. 1 9 Aquinas ..............,. 13 Fall0n ............ ..... 1 9 Aquinas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 54 Timon ,,............. .Y 6 Won Lost - 2 FOOTBALL MANAGERS-Sal Leccese, Michael Carroll, Michael Noonan, james Beckman, Wfilliam Stewart, Eugene Clifford. Vinum. s Ns David Haight, john Adams, Guy DeLucia, joseph Camillaci, Robert Lambert, Daniel Lynd, Richard Niermeyer, Mr. -I. Repko fCoachj. Front Row: joseph Lucas, Raymond Dry, Gerald Zubert, Thomas DiCesare, Robert Brophy, Robert Mirguet, james Whitney, Lawrence Hurley, james Rohring, Peter Shaughnessey. amify Zoids!! Qs Ideas vary greatly on what constitutes a successful football season. But, there are no doubts in the minds of Aquinas rooters that the 1958 season fits in the success category. The record was a great improvement over the previous year. After a poor 2-5 record for the preceding year's efforts, the Little Irish bounced back to a 6-2 in '58, This accomplishment is almost tribute enough to a great coach- ing job and a hard working squad. But the record alone does not tell the complete story. The tremendous attendance and support of the student body made the winning record worthwhile. The spirit that pervaded the hallways as well as the athletic fields warrants a resounding applause for both players and spectators! Successful seasons require more than a favor- able balance of wins and losses! 120 -XX N jL'NIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Back Rau" Nlichael Rile' Law l T ' A ya rence Bengle, Michael XX'aldock, David Balaishis, Bruce johnson james Taylor, john DeMarle, Raymond Accorso, Philip Wegmani james VanAllen, Louis Campanozzi. Third Roux' Mr. Vadas fCoachj john Dalberth, William Bilyk, Gary johnson, Raymond Defendorf Robert Podgorski, Robert Schleelein, Arthur Miller, Charles McColl a cf, K 'si fi, ' 5' xl 9 il af' Nivxg -5 9 Q O ester, Louis Ferrigno, David Currie, George Bovenzi, Robert Cortese, Fr M Biondi CSB Second Rou ose h Colainni Henr XX'en en- . . , . , . 1 -:j . p , y g der, Michael Farrell, Donald Karnes, W'illiam Lambert, Kevin Clifford, Thomas Lehner, james Cinelli, Thomas Lechner. Front Roux' Richard LaBlanc, Charles Klueher, james Ciccone, john Toscano, Daniel Tartaglia, Richard Coachys, Lester Abbamonte, Donald Santore. ww? lU'f'v4' FRFSHMAN ALLSTARS-Bark Roux' Mr. Graham, C.S.B. CCoachJ, Peter Casatelli, XX'illiam Prahyler, Robert LaBlanc, Gerry Gears, john Norton, Michael XY'arden, Fd- ' ward Driscoll, james Chatterton, james Brinkman, Peter Contestahile, Dan Buczak, Fr. Wfare, C.S.B. fCoachj. Middle Roux' Dicl: Zimmer, jim Pacluch, john Quirin, Dick Carletta, Fran Klem, Ed Powderly, Mike Fredericks, Tom Healy, Tony Spada, Benny Campanelli, Doug Kane. Fin! Roux' Ron Tette, Tom Flynn, Dick Hayes, john Hollenback, Sam Buonaugurio, Tim Bo- land, Bill Shannon. 1 ' lfflvu irnirmc fb X 7 x wills, :sew Xxx H A 95559 ,,, i Alll -N J N! nfl' ,miau a , . ' vu lm -V 1 Q A -s iszrbgg vgiiaas 'vi 651 Lippa. 12 1 FRESHMAN HOLSF LFAGLF CH.-XXI PIONS - Rams-Bari Roux Mr. XX Lee, C.S.B. CCoachJ, Sam Cappelino Gary Yatteau, Mike Beurman, George Cassidy, George Linl-1, Ray Flynn, Robert Bryson, George Lentz, Middle Rou Dave Carey, Peter Consul, Charles Tu fano, Don XY'issman, William Machetti Richard Creek. Front Roux' james Cos UW' ' ' ,wi mos, Ron Nigro, Thomas Meritt, Louis Ronald Chatterton Gregory Riley Uardifg Z?a:SLef6af Wfinning the First Annual Rochester Catholic Diocesan Tournament was the highlight of the 1958-59 basketball season. It made an ordinary record a glowing one. But one sad note was sounded with the announcement that Mr. Lou Basile was leaving. After seven years as head mentor, Coach Basile re- gretfully moves to a new position. Aquinas, while it is very sorry to lose such an exemplary Catholic layman and excellent trainer of men, is, at the same time, happy with his personal advancement. THANKS MR. LOU BASILE, AND GOD B AQUINAS VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD 1958-59 Regular Season Record: 9-7 Aquinas .,,,,, . 42 Batavia ........,,,,,,, 39 Aquinas .... . 41 St. joseph's 49 Aquinas ,,,. 64 Mt. Carmel ,,.,,,. 50 Aquinas .,,,. , 68 Canisius ,,,,,,.. ...., 7 7 Aquinas ..,,, 58 W'est .,,,,,.i.. ...... 4 1 Aquinas .,,,. 69 Timon ,,,,.,. .,,,, 7 2 Aquinas ., ,. ..., 56 DeSales ........ , 37 Aquinas .,,,. , 68 Madison ....... 50 Aquinas ..,,, .,,, 4 0 Timon ,,....i. .,,,,, 6 1 1959 122 LESS YOU! Aquinas ........ ,,,,, , 37 Aquinas ,,,,, ,,,, 7 6 Aquinas .,,,, ,,,,,, 9 1 Aquinas ,,,, 84 Aquinas ,, ., ,,, 67 Aquinas ,,,, H 55 Aquinas , ,,,,,,, ,, 43 Total 959 Catholic Aquinas ,,,,,,,,... .,,, 5 8 Aquinas ,,,, , ,.,,, ,, 80 james Albano Franklin ,,,,,,,.,, St. Michaels ., DeSales ..,,,,.,.,, .,,, Batavia . ,,,,,.. . Canisius .,.,,,..i. St. Joseph's ,... Mt. Carmel ..., Tournament McQuaid ......,. Notre Dame ,, Fred Pestorius . 50 56 49 59 60 71 45 886 42 ,, 56 if 'X--.ill K,,,,f' jUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-Bark Row: George Lorenzo, C.S.B, CCoachJ. Front Roux- Wlilliam Wlisotzke, john Toscano, Michael Lawrence Dey, David Balaishis, Anthony Schuyler, john DeMarle, Shannon, Richard Burbott, john Affronti,'Edwin Beth, Andrew Sci- Roger LaForce, Louis Smith, joseph Muscarella, Mr. A. Graham, arabba, james Kane fMgr.j, JUL? ,fs FRESI-IBIAN BASKETBALL-Bark Roux' Fr. E. Burns, C.S.B. CCoachj, Thomas Healy, Daniel Isabella, john Riley, George Davin, james Chatterton, john Norton, Stephen Chamberlain, Edmund Calvaruso, XY'illiam Rae, Peter Casartelli, Michael Gaugel. Front Roux' Gary Page, Donald Visconte, Benjamin Campanelli, Douglas Kane, Samuel Buonaugurio, Timothy Flynn, William Shannon. CHEERLEADERS-Bottom: Pat MCI-Iale, jim Kesselring, Ray Zambroski. Middle: john Cavallaro, Richard Dziczkan- iec. Top: john Martin. 123 A A A A M1531 A Y Af! 'H my - ,, 4 . gps' jf s f at -nf' .- 'I' sf' E Back Row: M, Carrol CMgr.J, M Grattan, J. Adams, G. Iwasko, W. Apton, R. Agostinelli, R. Yahn, G Riley, W. Flynn, P. Shaughnessy, R. Cimbalo, B. Maloney. Middle Rou' L. Farrigno, G. Bovenzi, H. Conte W. Hogan, T, Yehl, M. Farrell, R Telarico, J. Egglestone, V. Fields, J Agostinelli, T. Aleo. Front Roux' J Moylan, M. Yeager, W. Scanlon, D Nally, K. Clifford, R. Dry, P. Mayzak. SENIOR: L. Winter, P. Spencer, D. Horylev, J, Sheremeta, J. Jongen. -'KJ 1 12 ...ft K V TRACK TEAM-Bark Roux' M Flynn, P. Spencer, R. Lovell, D, Fox R. Chatterton, R. Yahn, R. Sedlickis A. Rossi, C. McCollester, T. Dillon F. Lester. Middle Row: T. Milano R. Wall, R, Lambert, W. Hartman dita, M. Paprinkis, R. Scalera, J XVhitney. Front Row: C. Klueber, H Gauch, W. Lambert, L. Winter, J Henderson, J. Kraus, B. McDonald E. Genovese, D. Hall. j'acL anJ Swimming eamri 4 YS BLU i... -fe 3 SXVIMMING TEAM-R. Horn, L. Winter, V. Vezza, R. Zimmerman, J. May, B. Ennis, J. Jongen, J. Reisenberer, J. Zielinski, G. Klein, D. Horylev, J. Sheremeta, J, Flesch, T. Meritt, J. Gears, E. Meyers, T. Kamp, P. Spencer. Coarbes: Frs. Doser and Chauvin, Mr. Kilchenstein, C.S.B. Fr. J. Ware, C.S.B. CCoachj, M. Se- ., -4 W- H. Devine vs. Mack Magee vs. Boyd Wfalker Andolino vs. Welling Hogan vs. Mirguet iddion goufa Once again the Missions will be enriched with needed supplies and facilities because of the tremendous show put on by twenty- four young Aquinas boxers before a crowd of 3,645 at the War Memorial. It was a night of thrills and upsets. Only joe Colaianni retained his crown. The de- fenders displayed great spirit but their chal- lengers were a bit too strong. Bob Mirguet, defending Welterweight, lost to Bob Hogan in the "Fight of the Night". The Abe Raff Trophy was awarded to the boys. Dan Well- ing, after defeating Lou Andolino in the lightweight class, received the Hickok Tro- phy as "Best Fighter of the Night". Well applauded among the mite might bouts was Sophomore Tony Ventura who defeated joe Amorso. In the junior Heavy- weight class, Ed Driscoll, a subsitute, sprang a surprise by decisioning ,john Quirin. All those who took part in the 1959 Mission Bouts deserve not only the gratitude of the Missions but also of the spectators for a night well spent. BUSINESS STAFF-Roy Scalera, Dick Agostinelli, Ed Barra, Mike Grattan, Tom Dillion, Mrs. Alfred Com- stock. Camillaci vs. Enright Driscoll '6- Mr Frank Hunk" Vadas Mr. Abe Raff Chairman and Trainer Referee Ventura vs. Amoroso Flynn vs Glannnne MISSION BOITTS CARD Atomicweight junior Paperweight Paperweight Flyweight junior Lightweight Lightweight junior Wfelterweight XVelterweight Middleweight junior Heavyweight Light Heavyvveight Heavyweight Gordon Devine vs. George Mack Cahal Magee vs. Andy Boyd Tony Ventura vs. joe Amoroso jim XY'alker vs. Bill May Raymond Flynn vs. Guy Giannone Louie Andolino vs. Dan XVelling joe Bell vs. Craig Elphick Bob Hogan vs. Rohert Mirguet joe Colaianni vs. Larry Clar Edward Driscoll vs. john Quirin joseph Camillaci vs. Tom Enright Richard Agostinelli vs. Michael Riley Hogan '5' Mifguef Colaianni vs Clar Bexf Fight of lhe Night X 1 f ' ' ' ,k m fi , e IW my ' Q QE' 5. ff, f-Ir n , ' M '53 A , 1' 3 11 W War! !A,lV t 'fL, A M WW .., W .all 11 aamahn-f .X i -.- v l Q , -391 -42 'QV 51 2 5, 1 kg Wg! . 1 x , by 181' V Q 'E 5 lr 5 s f- ' I I 'in TLJ5 JS W 'Sip QW skiing. 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