Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Philip O’Loughlin Harold Collins Donald Principe Lawrence Unger THE ARETE BOARD Front Row, Left to Right: Paul Statt, Richard Hughes, Harold Collins, Louis Welch, Maurice Farrell. Second Row: Frank Culotta, Philip Dwyer, Gene Anselmi, Bernard Kennedy. Back Row: Maurice Keefe, Willis Lourette, Bertram Tremer. fourteen

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Ackroyd, Thomas P. Tom is a romantic indi¬ vidual with a propensity for wandering. He is the only man in the class that the study of the Renais¬ sance influenced to such an extent that he attempted to make our school corri¬ dors resemble Venice. This he accomplished by alight¬ ing upon a water fountain. Tom has also featured as an actor and a musician while at Aquinas. Good Luck, Tom! Anselemi, Eugene W. We have been with“Pete” for several years and we say in all sincerity that we have never known a more genial and carefree com¬ panion than this “Man of a Thousand Faces.” He is recognized throughout the length and breadth of Aquinas Institute as the greatest ocarina virtuoso in our midst. His success in life is assured. Ansini, John L. “Jawn is the proud pos¬ sessor of the longest beard in the senior class. The House of David will soon have another recruit. Meanwhile, Jawn goes his merry way astounding Father O’Donnell with his original discoveries in the realms of Intermediate. In appearance he resembles the ideal man of affairs and the business world is due for a shock when John hits it. Barnes, Donaed A. Blonde, wavy hair, a cheery smile, a huge ap¬ petite and a great brain, that’s Don! Who could not hear the girls gasp as our hero, his golden curls wav¬ ing in the wind, ran out on the gridiron that memor¬ able November afternoon to turn back the Albion steam roller? Hit the world as you hit the line, Don, and you will surely reach your goal. Bartholmay, James J. James hails from the village of ferris-wheels, dip-the-dips, escaped py¬ thons and divers other thrills. The billow kissed Sea Breeze air may have added a gloss to his black hair; maybe it even put that permanent there, we don’t know, but it certain¬ ly hasn’t hardened his sly, knowing smile nor affect¬ ed his big heart. Jim is aiming at forestry — a handy vocation—. Beahan, Francis J. Gaze upon the example of a conservative and dig¬ nified Senior! But, from all reports I believe he is quite a basket-ball player and only his modesty keeps him from telling of his ex¬ ploits on the court. Aside from this, he is a student of the commercial depart¬ ment and president of the business English Class. We are sorry to see him leave, but you can’t keep a good man down. fifteen