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

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THOMAS L. SIMPSON RICHARD K. STAI JOHN W. STELLER Thomas, better known as Duke, hails from the Hilltop. He has performed brilliantly on the gridiron. hardcourt, and diamond. A man of little worries, Duke will always greet you with a smile. JAMES J. STOREY Not the one to worry, Jim is seldom distressed by failing marks. Chemistry is his pride and joy. Known as the West side Casanova, Jim is well-known and well- liked by the girls at West. Wake up, Duke, the bell rang. 'V -'V I',. '. X WIMXW ?727'1gf in 01 M4 Vf :IW A.. I 5 'WWA4 , ex TQ ..1- in It didn't take Dick's class- mates long to find out what a swell fellow he is. Trans- ferring to Aquinas in his second year, he has been a conscientious student and an enthusiastic Aquinian. THOMAS H. STOWELL Tom is usually pretty quiet. but he doesn't hesitate to argue when the situation de- mands it. His line is solid geometry. where his compli- cated and original answers are still topics for discussion. Jack. whose ready smile and corny jokes have made him the life of every senior gathering. is one of the key men of Father Crombie's swimming squad. Always ready to lend a helping hand, Jack is a very popular senior. ARTHUR B. SWEENEY A member of the re-serve basketball squad, Tim is really athletically minded. In his spare time he coaches at St. Aloysius. Not a book- worm, Tim is content to coast through school just en- joying life. Page Twenty nine

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I r Q LAWRENCE R. ROSE Extremely quiet, Larry is hardly known to be around. With his happy-go-lucky outlook and cheery smile, Larry is sure to make his way easily along the high- way of life. WILLIAM A. SALVINI The historian of the class, Art is one of Father Segren's star pupils. Because of his special interest in history, he intends to join the Navy and see the world. Page Twenty-eight :ek R? Q 'l 5309! Wih 4 Q 21:35 X 5-if If ,,...-- 1 QQ 19? -, , -' lr l leo' V7 Gv V nv ' 4' Ag- fig I xg., .9 , 2095 HEYX zgpe ? SX fi 'lvl'-xlx. 4 OH ... ' 1 N' fi fc sibfgzfgigif 'bl Z gym H00 ' :E 1' I4 I m4 3 Fl' A r -K 'K fo ' ' W v- 'gg I tis X 11 31? 3: 'LIT ri 6 F if Y ,au :I I OA ' so X I I ' Gp 1 xxx! For whom the voices toll-Zube'r.', WILLIAM E. RUISINGER JAMES P. SABREY Ever striving towards the truth, Bill has a probing mind. In every class he has a series of questions em- broidered with countless cir- cumstances that compass every phase of human knowledge. ALFRED B. SANESE F r i e n d l y, considerate. Stickhe-ad is an all-round fellow. Always more than proficient in his studies. Stick has also made a name in football as captain of the '44 grid squad. Jim is one of the institutions around here. For four years he has been adding to our enjoyment with his vaude- ville-type antics. Incident- ally,, he is impressive as a dancer in the yearly reviews. VINCENT M. SANSONE Vince is the type of fellow everybody lik e s, a l w a y s happy and always joking. An easy fellow to get along with, Vince is also an active participant in intramurals.

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gf:-9 ZQ45 Jk4Sf f 1531 Viv I AQA! diva f 1 I wonder when w l X tv so 'ilu .. sg- fit .J AWS, 45 V N W irx x u l gift ,av EWS A. . ,W N Zy, 1,1 ' 1'-ff, le P get another free day? JAMES A. TALLMAN WALTER J. TAYLOR LELAND D. THOMPSON Doubling up on his schedule, Jim is graduating a year early. We will always re- member his outstanding per- formance as the naive young gentleman of Room Service, the 1944 show. RICHARD A. WANNER Always ready to greet you with a smile, Dick is found to be friendly with every- one. Although playing foot- ball is his favorite pastime, he shows marked ability in mechanical drawing, Page Thirty Walt is just a happy-go- lucky kid. Determined to have some fun while train- ing his mind, he may be depended upon for some re- laxing diversion in almost any class. CLEMENT A. WATZEK Not the student type, Clem makes up for his lack of mental application with his good humor. His rapid How of pleasant and funny chat- ter has ingratiated him with his friends. If a vote were taken for the best-dressed man of 1945, Lee would be right up there. He is a member of the swim- ming team and is also an enthusiastic s u p p o I' t e r of school affairs. CHARLES O. WEISENT Little Charlie, blond, short, plump, always smiling. You can't miss him in a crowd because of that booming voice laughing and joking with his host of friends. V wi f f