Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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MX LPH R. FURSTOSS 80” 1233 Clinton Avenue North Our I ady of Perpetual Help The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. ”80 is the inspiration of the class. He is active in anything that pertains to school activities. While he is an ambitious young man, he is inclined to take things easy at times, as one will see when he takes his morning nap. However. ”80 has a bright, WARM future ahead of him, as his father is a baker and maybe he will follow his father's trade. But it makes no difference what profession he takes up, he will be sure of success if he does not undertake to work too hard. ALLAN A. FOREST Al 76 Curtis Street St. Mary's “ Honest labour bears a lately face. There isn’t much to say about this young man because there isn’t much to him as all who know him will admit. In fact, he is the shortest and thickest of the class, but of course he can't help that. He is a very popular fellow among his school mates. We have no doubt that he will be a successful business man and a great deal is expected of him. JOHN J. HOGAN Hatrk-eye” 7 Skuae Park Corpus Christi One of the fete, the immortal names. That icere not bom to die We haven't very much to say about John except that he is about the best student in the class. He thinks about as much of speed in shorthand and in typewriting as Henry of a Ford. If he keeps going at this rate he will be highly successful as a business man, but he believes hard work is not beneficial to health. twenty-five

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HAROLD E. DOUGHERTY “Harold” Avon, N. Y. St. Agnes Sot as we wanted it. But as God wanted it.” In thin young man from Avon we find a model of quietness peculiar to the average boy. He is never known to say any unnecessary thing, speaking only when he is spoken to. Maybe this accounts for his failure in oral English where he has to speak with no ones saying a word to him. Still, he doe good work otherwise and we know his future will be bright and happy. LAWRENCE E. DAVIN “Dode” Avon, N. Y. St. Agnes “They're only truly great who are truly good.” Dode” seems to have a tendency to day dreaming when the teacher is talking and this has caused him some uncomfortable moments after he has been brought back to earth by a rather severe reprimand. However, ne seems to be getting better control of his sense and is doing his work more satisfactorily than at first. He is from Avon and reflects no discredit on that burg. He expects to be village trustee down there and we hope he gets tne position. He has the very best wishes of his fellow students, and they hope he will be a prosperous town official. HOW ARD G. FINZER Finscr” 1353 Main Street East Corpus Christi “ hirer y one excels in something in tchick another fails.” Now this gentleman is as good at one thing as at another. It makes no difference what it is, he can do it. He will some day be a great orator or emancipator—maybe a second Daniel Webster. If so, we hope he will try to abolish the income tax so dreaded by everyone. We nope his master mind will make a fine impression on the commercial world. twenty-four

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VICTOR M. LOOTENS “Vic 44 Hulbert Avenue Fairport, N. Y. Our Lady of Victory Prince and lord are but the breath of king , An honest man's the noblest work of God. Hi quiet and adroit manner and hi winsome disposition have won for him a place in the heart of all his companion . “Vic is a lover of business and we expect to see him firmly entrenched as Mayor or Justice of the Peace in Fairport, and we all wish him the highest degree of success. RAYMOND T. McKAGUE “Mickey” 411 Ravine Avenue St. Mary’s For blessings ever wait on rirtuous deed . And though late, a sure reward sueeeeds. Mickey is the sort of guy everyone likes to deal with, and we are sure he will be a most successful business man. With his blonde hair and blue eyes he will attract many friends later on in life. He is very adept at typewriting and shorthand with an abundance of English that would astonish Emerson and Render. He has the best wishes of his classmates and friends. ASHLEY W. LOOMIS Ash” 63 Savannah Street Cathedral Grammar They are happy men whose natures sort with their rorations.” Ash is about the fastest worker in the class. In fact, he goo no fast, especially in typewriting, that he cannot see where he is right or wrong. Then when he looks the work over he finds that it is wrong, and consequently ha- to write it over again. Still he should worry for ho has a career ahead of him. He has a wonderful voice and in all probability will be the second Caruso. All of us wish him luck and if he takes his time he will get it. twenty-six