Aquinas College High School - Aquinian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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DANIEL E. FIORINI HARRY A. FISHER THOMAS J. FOX Dan wears a perpetual grin. Usually seen with a book under his arm, he has demonstrated his abilities as his name regularly appears on the honor roll. Another light in the shop is Harry. Playful and fun- loving, he also has a serious side which he employs when making a conscientious ef- fort to learn his lessons. DONALD V. FRIZZELL JEREMY P. GRADY Red is somewhat of a leg- end around Aquinas. Al- ways ready with witty re- partee- to amuse the boys, he is also known as one of those fabulously reckless drivers. Now wait a minute. Father . . . X xXx ti x .....5g X f 7 at W LZ ,,?,.1 BX One of the mainstays of the senior class. Jeremy is al- ways ready to take part in an argument. As captain of two intramural football teams, he was responsible- for many of their wins. Tom, known as the boy with the Pepsodent smile, is popular with everyone. Po- lite and mannerly, he works as a cashier in the school cafeteria during the noon hour. LAWRENCE B. GRIESEMER A member of the Patrician staff for four years, Larry has proven his ability as a newspaperman. Never in- dulging in athletics, he is, however, a faithful fan and a participant in various social events. -1. If Page Nineteen v'-7,9

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V0 3 Q v r 17 1.1 s-Q, I 'II am my brothefs keeper. LAWRENCE E. FADLEY DONALD A. FAEHNLE EUGENE H. FAEHNLE Larry, a popular man around Aquinas, deserved his letter in football this year. Often seen in intramural football and basket-ball, Larry is liked by eve-ryone. RALPH J. I-'ARRELL Something of an exception in his class, Ralph is a quiet, reserved fellow. Possessed of a good brain, he fre- quently graces the honor roll. Besides, Ralph enjoys a good volley ball game. Page Eighteen Coming to Aquinas in his junior year, Don wasted no time in winning the esteem of the faculty as well as the student body. A very ca- pable athlete, Don partici- pates and excels in intra- murals. ROBERT D. FENLON lnte-rested and interesting, intelligent, helpful - these adjectives fit Bob. Being a muscle man, he really goes to town on the wrestling mat, where, more often than not, he's on top. A very masculine character, Gene is greatly interested in athletics. As a quarter- back on the football team, he caused his opponents no little trouble. As a member of the cage squad, Gene was outstanding. ROBERT J. FINNERAN One of the more quiet mem- bers of the class, Bob's par- ticular interests lie in the fields of science. He is sel- dom found at our social ac- tivities, but rather at his studies.

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r, -f-'U' RICHARD H. GROENE An habitual honor winner, Dick is at the top in schol- arship. Besides, he has ably guided this year's Aquin- ian and his t'Curent Com- ment column has been a regular Patrican feature. ROBERT C. HAUSFELD Bob, coming to us from West in his sophomore year, is well liked by everyone. His mild, easy going person- ality makes friends quickly. Aquinas will long remember Bob as one of its finest. Page Twenty M i ,fiikilii ox, X ff lil ,iff f SP3 V4 ,Xia Bill., ii, 'I' 1-fu-lt krv -e I F lx Fm of to catch the bandwagonf HENRY A. GRUESEN HUGH B. HANRATTY Always pre-pared for an emergency and frequently encountering one, Hesky has become a slightly nervous gent. Contrary to common belief, he does have his serious moments and is con- sidered an authority on po- litical and historical ques- tions. CHARLES E. HEEG Charlie, a tiny bundle of dynamite, is the smallest member of the senior class. He makes up in brains what he lacks in brawn, for his name is always on the honor roll. Bud, having served with Uncle Sam's Navy for five months, was a sight for sore eyes when he returned to the campus. His jovial ways and smiling face are his greate-st possessions. PAUL E. HEINMILLER Senior class president and perennial Student Council member, fun-loving Paul still has time to plan and execute the pranks and jokes he enjoys and will be remembered for. 7