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

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ALBERT A. MERKEL RICHARD F. MILLER HENRY A. MONE Al, too, is one of the more quiet students. for he makes it a habit to speak only when necessary. He may not be a brainstorm in Latin, but Al says this is his favorite sub- ject. ROBERT J. MOORE A credit to the ceramics and industrial art departments. Bob is a colorful figure around school. With four brothers overseas, he has a large collection of World War II souvenirs. Everything agrees with mef, 4, M Dick, with his cohort Red Frizzell, has often been a source of consternation to the faculty. But they say plump persons are good- natured and jolly. so it must have been all in fun. ROGER V. MUMM A regular recipient of hon- ors for his school work, Roger was active on the Pairician staff during his junior year. This year he has served as associate edi- tor of the Aquinian. f' 2, Q 1 f Q 3x A iq While at school Hank seems to wear a perpetual frown, but removed from this ele- ment he is quite congenial. A frequent visitor to the honor roll. he shows his real interest in chemistry. JAMES M. MURPHY Moreland has been for four years one of the most per- sistantly happy members of the class. His affable dis- position and dancing ability have won for him the friend- ship of the weaker sex. , ia Page Twenty five

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