Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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'Akin i4 N I QTL The Reverend Joseph E. Grady, M. A., Litt. D., LL. D Principal

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If C fi F EJ Quinta, 1 as if 'i' , 'ii '9 DEAR BISHOP: 15 We are confident that you will glimpse I in the message of your Hrst tall: to the Iaoys of Aquinas on every page of our year Iaoolc. Ill? When, in future years, you Ixear and read A n of the Iaig things wI1icI'1 the memlaers of our class have accomplished, may it Iae no slight fax joy to you to Itnow tI'1at we were inspired to attempt great deeds Ioecause we were con- I? vinced that success was intended to Iae ours. A W Throughout our Ii0es we sI1aII ex7er A remember the slogan: , to GOD WILLS IT. I WILL IT . 4? The Class of '29 'ix in I fix :Rs 0 -, so up I, -tif U I 'jmw' 'View-W Us 'FI' M-MH IYII ALMS' 2? DI IL lg L U at up vt 'nine

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I 'i il .W rx., ' . X ' -e - , ' ' - QI X 1-, , neun at All U i ne. QQ U J ri if rl e . ,J . 1 i A l 'W l l l l f l tl V 3 fu' we gre grateful A A We are about to leave the school whose principles have guided us during four of the happiest, most eventful years of our lives. Before We sever our active membership in the student body of Aquinas, We Would express heartfelt thanks to him Who has silently i V but forcefully exerted a fatherly influence upon every boy in our l group-to Father Grady, our principal, our class adviser, our good 1 friend. As he has inspired us to high ideals and nobleness of pur- pose, may he for many a year continue to inspire other classes at y g if our Alma Mater! To each member of the Aquinas Faculty We oEer U our feeble Words of appreciation for all that Aquinas has meant and ' Eg will ever mean to us. Though relentless Time forces us to part from V those to Whom We owe so much We assure them they will ever live l . . ' 3 in our memories. E To our parents We owe a debt Which We can never hope to repay. Sacrifices, small and great, have been made by them 5 and how un- ' selfishlyl that ours might be the enjoyment of the rich fruits of a 4 high school education under ideal conditions. Mindful of the countless reasons which are theirs for gratitude, the entire student body of Aquinas Institute, on the First Friday of 1 May, received Holy Communion and began a novena which closed 5 on Mothers' Day, May twelfth, for the Angels of our homes, our i dear mothers. On the first Friday of June We ofered Holy Com- a munion and began a novena for our fathers, the Divinely appointed Heads, the patient providers of our many home comforts. l May God repay our parents a hundredfold for all the advantages . which they have secured us during the past four years! 1 h THE CLASS OF '29 li , A tl l 1' 5 l Tl l 1 I' L pgs?-il?F,--...., ..... f,,.wr..ggg.Ft,. ,eg , .... T Fila, fm, ,... i,.,,,E5,-.l so e 9 i 1 V s,W-.f:l, .,., .g,,M.,g J y .,,... , eleven x 1