Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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JOHN CLIFFORD MOKT1MKK Mori” H Wmt High Tmwr St. Mary’ Thf vicissitudes of life affect smiling John very little; his aggrnwvf and energetic spirit ran never repulaed by a mere set-bark. Hr must go forward, on and on, always wearing a cheery rountrnanre, always enjoying the brighter side of the Fates. John is loyal; seat 3. aeetion A, never was without an occupant on Friday nights, for Mort was a true Aquinian. His studies also felt the ra-diance of hin loyalty, he plugged at them, ever eon fide nt of ultimate success. JOHN FRANCIS MOYNIliAN Heinie'' 85 Brayer Street Holy Apostles’ John is a firm believer in silenre during reritations and when in the preeenre of girls lie does, however, occasion-ally speak during a recitation but the spell of the fair sex is too great; he utters not a word. He is a very food student and we an- confident that he will succeed in life. As a cheerleader he can’t be beaten; even Solomon, in all his glory, has nothing on this fair-haired youth when he is leading the cheers. Heinie is a lender of the Hermit Club and is very popular about the school. He is as yet unknown to fame and fortune but his hard work will bring him to the front. Go to it. Heinie! CHARLES JOHN MICHELS Charlie 175 Averill Avenue St. Mary’s Continued cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. This in a way might be said of Charlie, for when you meet him he always has a cheery word for you As for the wisdom, picture Charlie as anything else but a successful man twenty years from now. Besides this, in actual life he is a true Aquinian student, an enthusiastic rooter of the basketball team and an a!l around good fellow. We wish you good luck for the future. Charlie. fifteen

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LEO ALBERT MARTIN “Spike” 263 Averill Avenue St. Boniface Spike” is a popular student among the seniors. He aspires to be a baseball and a basketball player and, to a certain extent, has succeeded. He has successfully held the coveted position of baseball manager. When Spike is not busy in class, he is pounding the typewriter either for himself or for someone else'a interest. If he continues his business-like ways, one ran see nothing but success and prosperity in the future for Spike. FREDERICK AI Ol'STINK MKRLAU “Fred” 256 Oxford Street Sacred Heart Fred's presence in a senior meeting insures a humorous time. His sense of humor makes him a favorite with both the fellows ami the fair sex. Just ask Fred to see his diary. He carries on many classes at Weber’s ami can generally be found there during school hours. Chemistry seems to have a strange appeal for him and he puts much work on this subject. This, combined with his love of dancing, makes him a scientific dancer. JAMES SAMUEL MALLEY “Jim” 507 Chili Avenue Cathedral Crammar A more noble spirit no one can possess than that of true sincerity. Here we have Big Jim Malley who is a young man who does own that noble quality. From tieginning to end, in work or in play, you will find Jim the sincere and faithful partner. Rewards, he does not claim; your gain is hia reward. fourteen

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HUBERT HENRY OBERL1E8 Hub 704 ? outh Clinton Street St. Boniface Various good traits are concealed within the person of Hubert Obcrlic . As our class president we are destitute of words to praise his sincere efforts and diligence in class work. He is preparing for an engineering course, and is looking forward to the construction of a tunnel under the Atlantic. He is a student of the Spanish tongue, and intends to marry a Spaniard: love with them is so much more romantic, Hubert claims. His entrance to c'ass guarantees us much mirth—h:» chicken laughing is our constant delight: for further particulars on this point see Father Brien. With such a pleasing personality as Hub” possesses, a character higher than Doheny’s, and with his incessant hard study, we assure him a successful life.— Adioe, mi amigo y colega. EDWARD AUGUSTINE MURPHY E r 70 Glasgow Street Immaculate Conception Let us introduce Ed,” our whimsical advocate of wit, humor and aesthetic dancing His gyrations and pirouettes are familiar maneuvers alsHit the school building. He is also somewhat of an aviator, part of his time bring spent in flying in and out (mostly out) of his various classes. It is also rumored that Eddy in regarded as a finished artist in the musical world (?i but despite his activities along educational and musical lines our Adonis is a prominent. figure at the numerous frat” hops. It is a decided treat to see his collegiate brogues tripping the dance floor to the strains of Steamboat Sal.” ARTHUR MICHAEL O’MEARA Art 11211 East Main Street Corpus Christ i No. this tall, dark, handsome youth is no fancy of an imaginative mind, he is a real, flesh in the blood, regular fellow. He is an important factor in all class activities and is in hearty accordance with every plan of the boys. His wanderings in English VI class are a constant source of amusement to his fellow students ami if it weren’t for the guiding influence of a certain English teacher. Art would now Ik fifty miles from nowhere and then some. But despite li’l Art ha’s roamings and an occasional craving for argumentation with his professors, he is recognised as one of the most popular seniors in the class. sixteen