Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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pigfaiimm vmumeng lvl I ! Valan- J To the Young Christ Teaching in the Temple- In His Docility The Model Of Christian Students In His Divinity? The Inspiration Of Christian Teachers The Faculty and The Class of '29 . of The Aquinas Institute Humhly Dedicate This Issue T of The Arete , , V hifi? is F 1 Li U is vt M l thirteen 'W 1.1

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if V erre s' 0 - A rrrr l .... ! QE 39 f ! 5 'l if lass isturp T i llzfgv 3 Wi u f i I Q l 1 !! ' 1 l i I i i! l ! f-f' 'N f f f ' t t N , L y Z I f, UCCESS, the reward o our our. years o consis en y l iivgpg? labor at Aquinas, is now within our grasp. How lg! Q swiftly those years have fled, leaving with us but i ri p cherished memories! Words cannot describe with 3 i k! Q 0 , what reluctance, with what true sorrow we leave the ,M L XM' - I scene of many happy days 3 withwhat genuine regret E 5 I J -1 - We say good-bye to our dear friends of those days. E Q i tl E is if We entered upon our high school life in September of nineteen ! , il twenty-five. We were the privileged ones who were to be the first to 5 li 5 jx U spend their full four years of high school life in the new Aquinas, 14, M ! fix! V the testimonial, of care and devotedness of our beloved Archbishop 9 if l l in behalf of the boys of Rochester. It seems as though it were M r it yesterday that we first assembled in the auditorium, timorous, in- l i experienced freshmen. With what awe and admiration did we 'gli l ! ij glance around at our new school! How fortunate we considered our- p 45 Q tl selves to be among such a group of clean-souled boys as we found A if g, T our school-mates to be! Time hurried on. Eagerness to learn, sub- Q ffm! gl if mission to and confidence in our teachers, and close application to Q! Q our school duties brought our freshman year to a successful close. ll ll 'Zvi if Q To maintain our prestige, as sophomores we engaged in a wider il 7 M j scope of activities. We were nobly represented in attendance at ! Q i basketball games and in participation in sports and dramatics. lm lgidfg That air of sophistication which was so deficient a year before, Q' E it now showed itself to a limited degree. There was also a more Q ' it i li noticeable intermingling with the juniors and seniors, although U i ! iffy!! the latter tried to maintain their characteristic aloofness. It is '59, F 53 sufiicient to say that this year was indeed a happy one and that l! If after diligent study and application, success was inevitable. i l! 2 l 1 lib ll QP! ! Z Our junior year brought with it a realization of our purpose g t 5 E 1, in school. Banished forever were those pranks and frivolities of Y 5 Q i 1 i the past years! It was our sole ambition to be seniors and to enjoy Q, to the full the fruits of this honor. Not very far distant we pi 1 i glimpsed our diplomas, the reward of work well done. P if 43 The honors and glories of seniordom have been attainedg but Q i 3 Q O, how quickly they pass away! Our ambition, our dreams are Q ! U Q realized! Our high school life will soon be an event of the past. 5 ig 3 There remain but the memories of happy days. The future may Q H 4 W never bring us together again g yet, wherever we may go, the mem- jk ories of our four years at Aquinas will ever be a bond uniting us Q ,Q 21 Mfgbf to each other and to our school. How precious! How priceless 'Qi' 1 '! Q these memories are to every member of the Class of '29! We leave if Q jf T you Alma Mater! Adieu! Adieu! ' VINCENT RENZI if 2 J! s , we vp, -. 3 . P ,N ' -- - ig rrrrr ..., fifteen