Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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-V1.2 w Y 'U-r lvcxr Q, I l 1 i I .1 gi L il l ' l l 1 ll K1 Al -X w rr rr' X '5 'J ,.4 .,. lv-fl . 1 ll l Q ll il A 'ill 'Q' i U LEGLER, JOHN B. 28 Walbar Street ' ! JOHNNY St. Mary's School M I '90 5 Eager, energetic and impulsive, 6' 13X i l, If Yet, Jack to no one is repulsive. 1 T 1 Lookout, everyone, here comes Johnny! l l I He does not know his strength and IS apt to 1, L l dev! cripple you in simply brushing by. In spite lip I 11 1 of his muscular development Johnny IS ' 11 quite gentle, so no matter how delicate you 5' ,I may be, never fear him. Johnny's big de- 1' 5 9 ' light in American History class is poking 13 qi l 'Wi Besty Gartland in the ribs, and inciden- 11 ii tally, in causing Mrk Ryan to call for N 1 5 Awdah in the back, t ea. ,N A Il fl H :ip 'lt . I- 1. 'li 'i LEMINGER, ANTHONY J. 826V2 Flower Citly 1, ! V nT0NYu Par Z ' E A , Sacred Heart School li tl I 'fill A tireless worker, a well worthwhile pal, U 'lp 5 , Who could forget him? We never shall. 'X E Whenever there is a task to be done we i ix i .IAN look for Tony . He is a worker who hlas E rip E l. ' earned the gratitude of his classmates y ' ' his efforts to put the advertising campaign ll fi of the Arete across. In ten years Tony 11 , I, I will be building skyscrapers and bridges. Wa, I His vim and persistence will carry him far , 1, I 1 in life. Remember us, Tony , 1' 1 . ll 1 l 1 q A 1 9 1, MACON, JOHN W. 188 West High Terrace 'E W9 5 ll. JOHNNY St. Monica's School ' I X John is sure to play his part, E A , He's a master hand in art. 1 ,gs fillil All hail to the inventive genius of the 'll 5 A' class! We have waited impatiently for the ll 1 1 next of Johnny's inventions to appear. ii A i Among his famous inventions may be listed: ,tp wi a mechanical hair-parter, a motorless auto- ,. 2 , Q mobile, a device for shutting off long winded .1 E l speakers and indoor golf. Keep ago1n', ', 3 X 1 Johnny , and you will make Rube Gold- l f-1 f berg look sick. 1 1 an 11 1 , -1 1 1 , . , MAGIN, WILLIAM G. 156 Avery Street 'i 1 ' A BILL Holy Apostles' Schools 'i la, ll . . . , n 0 ij Bill ranks among our exceptional boysg 1 He seeks solitude and despises noise. A Rather quiet, alwaysHplei2asant,hand ag fri H1 ideal classmate is Bi l. e nows is stu 11 E ll when it comes to school-work and he has ll i li also proved himself an all around athlete. 1 3 li The gods will surely smile on him after he X 1 F Q? has left uslfor they'could.not fail-to note 'QI T one possessing the disposition of Bill. I 1 1 l 9 f 1' 'Ill 0515 ll ' l 1 ls V WF I ...,. ..,. , ..,. A so - I if Y YAHMATVYSMS' TTT? in W Y-V wid AQ-3774 'ATT' A A' W WY A WY' W' V 1.-ig aah, V gg El L, l N' It l L l l-J Q1 V., 1 1 A A ref twenty-nine

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:iss 'Iii' 5 W- 5 -eff--We-T---if 'H sa, H- QQ: 0' ,Ll U f ,CJ U .1 rl .CJ U l .U V Ll l .5 l , . .M - -A. .. A .. ..- .,A,.,,,,,,W A My 15 .. 1 I V W I KOLB, ANDREW L. 55 Hemple Street 'il' ANDY St. Francis Xavier's School if 1 1 Andy's quietg A'noly's coolg He's a favorite in our school. Andy has two worries in life-making his pioneer production of Dodge Brothers go and learning his Virgil lesson. His marvel- ous pitching arm and his grace in tennis comprise his contributions to the sport world. His character and spirit of fair play are qualities which make him an asset to our senior class, qualities which will bring himsuccess in later life. KUNZ, CHARLES J. 178 Warner Street CHARLIE Holy Apostles' School Gracious, talented, sincere He'll not fail usg never fear! Gaze upon the portrait of God's greatest gift to literature. As class treasurer Charlie has been our able representative in all financial transactions. Aided by Mr. Lahey's rules for argumentation he may be found any noon debating with Janelson regarding the respective merits of Velox and Azo . His favorite indoor sport last Winter was selling tickets at the basket- ball games. LANG, ANTHONY A. 3 Mozart Place TONY St. Michael's School His mental abilities and very fine qualities, Will bring all his dreams to successful realities. Here is the soul of an undeveloped genius. Tony has performed many stunts in both lit- erary and mechanical fields. Much of the success of the Arete is due to Tony's earn- est labors. We honor and respect his ability and we like him for himself. A real fellow and a true sport, coupled with his scholastic achievements have made Tony a friend of all. Success awaits you. LARMER, JOHN J. 195 Lyell Avenue JOHNNY Cathedral School In basketball he is a star, In life, 'we're surehe will go far. If you ever want a job on a newspaper, just speak to our own Johnny who in a few years intends to be one of the leading journalists of the day. Johnny has done much in keeping the name of Aquinas be- fore the eyes of Rochester while writing for one of its papers. His foul shot in the Utica game will also make him remembered at Aquinas. Best wishes, old timer, and may your name always be in the headlines! QEQjffffQl'?f,flQ Uf J V A it J twenty eight l l li 4 N lui It .4 W l l l 'Q' fix fl l 4, ll 'ni , l! 1 l l 4 . 'Ill A .. ll 'ill 1 lt A V rl ll . 4 V119 H 5 il A . l. W1 ' 0 ll ff fi W ll lei ii ll lg :jx i 76 QE riff. l . l IQ! le 'tg i is kia, ,xljaiugil X . 4. , ., .1 X 'dj'

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A Wifi '-il11'::f:f2::l:f::f:eQ .W:.-...- , - gee.- ef -E -lee .e.a2..........e.- ,e.e,..f X.. sf P FJ V X i N- .. was ...... .X Q .L W I X ll? MALIBORSKI, THEoPH1LUs G. 48 Henry Street i A l Tora St. Stanislaus School l l '19 ' Lo! philosopher and basketball star! Ll la 1 l Yes that's Tape -he has not a par. i 3 X Ted is known best as our lanky center. il 'll However, he claims to be a song and dance X it Q if artist. At the senior banquet his tenor voice 'Q' 1 caused a traiiic blockade on the street four 5 blocks below. He is also known as a master X E of dialect and has created much controversy A ' QI' in class over his mutilation of the dictionary. 'Q' N MALONEY, EUGENE W. 724 Parsells Avenue Q ' A GENE St. Ambrose School A ' rs ml -When you have met our flaming Gene, Q , A typical senior you have seen. l The one who characterized a bass voice 1 my as 'booming' surely must have received his ,H ' 4' idea on hearing Gene talk. This genial six 1. X footer has been the main stay of our at- X X 3 i . tendance at the basketball games. In class XX ' new he has even gone so far as to condescend to X we ' if study for some of his teachers. We are all 0 5 waiting for Gene to dazzle the world by I l . , the brilliancy of his head. May good luck il' always be with you Gene. i MANcUso, VINCENT F. 53 Locust Street ' H X X UVINU St. Patrick's School hw Mount Morris lg EX All hail! to our Mount Morris boy! l fi . To our hearts he has brought much joy. l Ladies and gentlemen, you are now scan- A g pax ning the portrait of the next Irving Berlin. fp As a song writer, Vin is a master even I 'P ' though the student body has not enough ear X for music to appreciate his cheer composi- A W tions. We take our hats of to Mount Morris 'X f for producing such an all around good fel- i n low as Vin Mancuso. 1 EX MARGRETT, RAYMOND 109 Belmont Street . df, it RED Blessed Sacrament School 1 -I Our hockey star! Proclaim him loud! ' ' , Of him Aquinas will e'er be proud. Ol il Who is that clever looking red-headed lg 'fl' fellow in the center of the group? Why if 1 that's Red Margrett, our hockey star, X 1 A basketball player of no mean ability, and A 'Qi above all, the possessor of one of the sunni- lip . est dispositions in Aquinas. Whatever line ' , of business Red undertakes, be it profes- 1 sional hockey or teaching, we know that he P fag i will succeed, for not only can he make N vat H friends but he can keep them. T l . :jx I I 9 W O L Xl X ---ri---------P -'--rf:.l::'L-avr'- fi 1,.T4'.Zi'i 'L'1'2gT'g:r -,-. ll..,...,K,. .-..iX.., um., , , l V en L J e f 1 1. J U Q, V X .mvxv ' ww, milf thirty