Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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JAMES HERBERT GROW MEY “Doc” 147 Webster Avenue Corpus Christi “Doe is another one of our basketball fans. He boasts of having seen every one of the home games and has cheered the team to victory. Sometimes he gets an attack of lazi-ness in his studies but for the most part he is ambitious He takes his school studies rather seriously. If “Doc” takes his ambition nnd seriousness with him when he leaves school, his name will some day be ranked with those of great men. JOHN’ RUSSELL HAYES • fuss” 1019 Park Avenue St. Joseph's. Utica, N.Y. Here we have ■Russ,” a prince of good fellow's. When it comes to upsetting a perfectly good senior meeting. Russ takes the cake. His usual plea is that the meeting be adjourned Chtmidy i hia specialty although ho spends a very great deal of time on his English anil Spanish. He is always a perfect example of cheerfulness. GEORGE CHARLES GREEN “Irish” 274 Barrington Street Nazareth Hall Academy In George, we have one of the most popular fellows in the class of ’24. He never allows his social engagements to interfere with his studies, much to the delight of our beloved teachers. Although George studies hard, he is always in the midst of the fun in and around the school. Through his continued perseverance, George is bound to become a great man in his day. ten

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WILLIAM JOHN FRANK 'Biir Ridge Road, Irondcquoit St. Andrew's Hill, by his aggressiveness jn his studies, will undoubtedly beeonie a great man some day His ability in English literature is superb. His keen sense of humor, and his ability driving a Nash have made him many friends. He always has an unceasing smile on his fare when he is doing his Chemistry experiments. Everything that BUI doea is undertaken with his whole heart and mind, no matter if it be studies or jokes. Bill will always be thought of in future years by his fellow- students from Aquina Institute as a keen pursuer of a prosperous business HENRY EDWARD GILLETTE 177 Brow n Street Hank'' Cathedral Grammar In sport, in studies, in business life, in professional life, invariably the aggressor is the person who succeeds It is his manner, his initiative which forces him into the front ranks of nil work that he is interested in. There is one man in this class whom we are able to cull the ‘Aggressor.” and that man is Henry Gillette. He, by his constant, hard, aggressive school work, has attained a high standing in our class. We all sincerely hope that Hank will continue that spirit of aggressiveness in the business world and. if he does, success will be immediate. Don't weaken. Hank. VINCENT JOSEPH FESS “Vinft 44 Warner Street Holy Family Yin has shown throughout our four years' association that he is always on top for the perpetual smile. He has demonstrated to us, throughout this time, his ambition and ability as a student. Although he is inclined to be quiet, his nature is anything but solemn. His spirit is one of a conqueror, for he conquers his studies as Caesar did Gaul We hope the best of success to you. Yin, as well as an abundance of prosperity in later life. nine

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LOUIS ALOY8IU8 II PFA Louie“ 1(J8 Curlew 8treet Holy Rosary “Louie” is a diligent worker who has accomplished much in the four vears that we have known him. He ha fulfilled his duty both to his school and to his fellow students. Ever enthusiastic, he has taken a deep interest in any worthy undertaking and has always helped to make it a success. His agreeable nature and pleasant smile make him a popular member of our class, (jood things are wrapped in small packages ami we arc sure he is no exception. EDWARD HOWARD KANNAN 7 «nV 221 Avis Street Sacred Heart “Howie ' is without a doubt one of the most popular boys at Aquinas Institute. He is never seen without a smile on his face He is a great basketball fan and also an accomplished athlete. He was a member of the Reserve Basket Rail team for one year and a player on the Ball team for two years But '‘Howie is also very good at indoor sports, lies ides having a strong liking for pretty girls. We wish him much luck and success in all he undertakes. KARL JOHN HOW ARD “Hotrit” 422 Trcmont Street Cathedral Latin School. Cleveland Howard’s radiant smile and magnetic personality have made for him many friends both among the students and among the professors. He is possessed of a natural inclination to mathematical studies. His penchant for this kind of study causes him to be a veritable encyclopaedia in matters appertaining to these pursuits. Rumor has it that he is n tennis player of no little celebrity, being as adept in that art as in everything else. Without doubt, he will some day occupy the chair of mathematics in a renowned institution. eleven