Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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V :fp ' -is ...A ,, . or .1 Y ..,--.,..7, ,,,,.. .......-, , fWQLiQ4L1QQlDRUlHjvUlBli3 r 1 HEBERGER, FRANCIS C. 371 Augustine Street HFRANKU Sacred Heart School L ' You'll meet Frank, morning, noon and 'in' ' . right, . . . . I His trusty 'violin e'er in sight. Should you be in search of a real violin- ist there is no need of looking further for 'Adv here. he be. Our query is, why invite the ' Rubmolfs to Aquinas when there is a Heberger in our midst? Besides being a mas- ter at the fiddle, Frank holds many original li 1 theories in his studies and is always ready lp 1 to defend them. Good-bye, Frank! HILL, JOHN G. 11 St. Jacob Street ,rl JOHN Holy Redeemer School 'll Choose whate'er career he may, John will always lead the way. John is the despair of every one in the 'iy class who likes high marks. Many are they - who tried in vain to surpass our artist and mathematician in the Regents exams. But why try to soar above 100? John spends his e spare time in reading Dryden's translation 'lx of Virgil and in thinking up wise cracks to spring on unsuspecting seniors. As a mem- ber of the Art Committee a large number 6-Q of the drawings in this book are the fruits - ot his labors. Good-bye, good luck and many l God bless you, John. ui HOCH, HARVEY 180 Danforth Street il 1 HOKUM SS. Peter and Paul's School God sent him down to play his part, He's found a place in all our hearts. ti-X., Hokum is a classmate, the model to l A whom every student should look for inspira- tion. He has endeared himself to every member of the school. Hokum's buoyant, MN cheerful spirit will serve him well in the 'U future. No student ever left Aquinas with greater wishes for success from Faculty and student body, and especially from the members of the Class of '29. .V 1 HOGAN, RAYMOND 324 Roslyn Street RAY Immaculate Conception School l.. Of all the seniors, let it be said, Qi There are none more genial than is our Red. Another member of the Class who pos- ix sesses a brilliant head fin huej. He and Bill Kirby have successfully managed to . outwit nearly all the rest of the class, work- . ing on the axiom that two heads are bet- ter than one. Slow,easy-going, somewhat P phlegmatic in disposition, Ray plods steadily onward toward graduation. Keep a goin', Ray, you will not be left at the post, anyway. at i . .vwgwvo M EJ if F l L .sl Ll if F 91 twenty-six ! E l 1 l .1 fv 1 ! l 1 l r F. fax 0 Q l 1: 'lf lr 4: 'nl 0 Q' 'ul 6 li 'ID n A Int n 4 lip A3 W n 4: 'lv 0 4 'nv o 1: av 4 tl' 0 0? 1: lg p 'ti fa' fl li T . A 1 fri Q 1 r X s., .JL xfc J

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Fx E P I Y --MFYACAA-M-:Ml W7 I-.A i fww -1 j ff a i W' I-I' ' 3l'2W fi. is., V U LD J l -J. J - l . HALL, DAVID A. 605 Garson Avenue DAVE Corpus Christi School His case and grace someday will pave The way to success for modest Dave. Although Dave is one of the few silent members of our class, he is never at a loss for humorous remarks to punctuate his silence. He is a senior who may be honestly termed a good listener and he is frequently bored by his more loquacious classmates. Lend us your ears, Dave, while we predict your sure success. HAMILL, JOHN J. 104 Peck Street JACK Corpus Christi School With somber gaze and deep bass voice, For a typical lawyer, Jack is our choice. Jack is a familiar figure in all our de- bates. His voice is heard booming out with all the gentle caress of the peal of thunder arguing on any matter, known or unknown. It is also said that fair damsels are much impressed by his flow of eloquence. No blushing violet is Jackg he leaves us with success assured. HANNA, BERNARD T. 86 Villa Street BEE Holy Apostle's School Small of stature, big of heart, We are loathe from him to part. Father Brien claims that this dimunitive basketball player has slept throughout the American History class from the landing of Columbus to the World War. Neverthe- less, Bee exudes speed both on the court and in his sport roadster de luxe. Bee with his quaint line of chatter and impetu- ous ways has won a place in our hearts that will be hard to fill when he leaves us. HEAPHY, J OHN W. 70 Reynolds Street JACK SS. Peter and Paul's School Always seen but seldom heard, Jack we term a real wise bird. Jack is one of the silent members of our class. We can all vouch for his steady per- sistence, and, despite his quiet ways, he has given many evidences of his extreme kind- ness. Studies and the restraint of school life have failed to plunge his sagacious attitude far enough to disturb his ascetic counte- nance. When you become famous, Jack, don't forget your Classmates of '29. , ..,,, 7, ,, . .W,,.,.,.,. , , . S, rQ' v wf twenty-five

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tl 5 fa,-eg, El o I-S .Qi Uri ,, ,,,, X w ...x f HUGHES, LAWRENCE E. 20 Holbrook Street LARRY St. Andrews School Behold our hero in hockey games, Behold our Larry of dramatic fame. Our dashing and handsome young cheer- leader is a familiar figure to all our fem- inine basketball devotees. However, his pop- ularity has extended itself farther than that for his friendliness and genial smile have made him welcome everywhere. Larry's dependability will surely gain him social and business success. Auf Wiedersehen, mein lieber Freund. KIRBY, WILLIAM E. Avon, N. Y. BILL St. Agnes School, Avon Bill is courteous and polite, Always welcome to our sight. .Whether Bill commutes regularly be- tween Avon and Rochester for love of Aquinas or of pleasant company en route, we leave to the reader's discretion. Cer- tain it is that during the past four years Bill has been a constant and popular friend. For this reason we know that it will not be long now before we hear of Mayor Kirby or whatever it is for which these Avonians aspire. KNAUF, WILLIAM C. 34 Wilmington Street RED Blessed Sacrament School Bill is a capable escort To the mighty god of sport. Here is Cash and Carry Pyle's only rival. Bill is always promoting some new venture, whether it be a basketball team or a tennist club. The sad condition of the Aquinas swimming pool is all that prevents Bill from gathering together an aquatic aggregation. But success is Bill's habit and pep is his motive power. Adios, Bill! You'll surely reach your goal. KNITTEL, ANTHONY W. 59 Leroy Street ANTHONY Immaculate Conception School A senior that's quiet arid demure With a marked weakness for literature. Yes, friends, this is the boy who keeps Father Grady and the rest of the faculty of the school busy trying to keep up with his brain snaps, some of which are actually good. A-1 in studies, interested in every- thing lexcept girlsj, and not at all afraid of work, he is popular both with students and teachers. And another thing, this Arete would not be what it is were it not for his membership in the Literary Committee. .-J F' -5- -f-QT--'T'+7 ,jf ' - r -'--'o- -'mo'--' ' I ii 'nl j 1' il IL.A- f X I V U 5- 1 -,Jl,,cl.-Lf, .... l J sv. L, ,,,.. L vm., twenty-seven