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

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. makes easy the way for constant progress. DALE H. DURTHALER A youth of high ideals. Placid THOMAS O. DYE hcleanliness is next to godliness Lively ALBERT J. EICHENLAUB Whoever perseveres will he crowneclf' Impressive' JAMES E. ENDERLE Happy is the man that tindeth wisdom. Discreet GERARD H. ENTINGH A man of unclerstanding i. a precious spirit. folly ROBERT A. ESSMAN Diligence is the mother of successf' Arden! HOWARD L. EVANS Keep smiling. ,,0l'Il1III' LOUIS E. FINNERAN Courtesy is a business asset. Ll gain never a loss. i'7llf'llllIflI1IlP Class Vice President MICHAEL D. FIORINI Wise to resolve, patient to perform. Accommodazing Page Twenty-orzc

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Seniafut of i947 Confidence in our preparation DONALD J. CONLON Wisdom shines from the face of the wise. ,-lllwzlirv EUGENE W. DAVIS Cleanliness is a mark of politeness. Serene RAMON L. DE CENZO Learning hy study must be won Original FRANCIS G. DEL COL Success has manv friends. Em batflerl FLOYD F. DENBOW lt's a wise heacl that makes a still tongue. Silent JOSEPH E. DOERSAM OlJliging conduct brings esteem. Consistent JOHN F. DOTTER Learning is better than house or landfi A lnlelllgent JAMES E. DOWLEY uBe friendly and you w want friends. Lucky , E- WK. ws- . t ,wr 1 ,-'M f lvl', if -S, f .41 U I W WLT? ' 1' J ij, ww 1' I l 4 1 ., t --J i H a-Q91 i A Q W-,'3.Ls f ,. . Aiwa. ig,-'+ , ,f Q!!-fl ' ,'P'aJ .YN .1. V. 5? - V ' , A J' 5 ' l. if QT! 312 . - l V .- i , ,. A N,-F A Y . 'v w l 'Q il l '- . : , is - if , gg Qi. lf- L . ,pl vu ' V . ' 1 . 5- lr- H ' fa' ,. he ' J fMfw :I1f '4 f -if -.'-,I-Wi: Ii ,-.1'v - . ' ' ' 332.5 .g..:4vj,i ,,,i'f',ivg1'I W ' f' ' 9.7 ' 2 .111 ,'g ' - 3 lrwuff 1' X ME., A, .W ,. ,.,, , . First encounter Page Twenty deserved ill never

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