Aquinas Institute - Arete Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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w ll fi- -i Jzztii ,lll lll lr: Q RETROSPECT Sorrow's crown of sorrows, Is remembering happier days. And so when years have passed away We'll look back upon these days and say. We've lived our happiest moments We've had our share of joys. And then we'll think of those days gone by When we were only boys. We'll think of those little incidents ii That never meant so muchg I The days we skipped our homework and Days we forgot our lunch. S- wen think of all those little things 5: Trivial as they may seem, Those little things that used to bring Happiness to you and me. -'-1' i But then as we have grown old And o'er our high school life we gaze We'll realize, as I have told That we've lived our happiest days. BRIAN T. MANNION. In history we read of men who dared To start retreat or forward marching since They knew that on their wills events had fared, 'Twas triumph to begin, defeat to wince. -E THOMAS MII.LER. 5 i un-In i 7' X T, Q il 7, III 35 Il i il..-: 71171618671

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gzulifl llll lllf 14 , l l CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM F. HASENAUIER, Trefzmrer WILLIAM E. KENNEDY JOHN I. GocsHAR Serretary Prefidefzl Luo A. MACSWEENEY, Vive-Preridezzi OUR CLASS OFFICERS Every student has his special friends, his comrades dear, To refresh him in his trials and urge him ong But these are four who always bring to everyone, Pleasant greetings without stint, the warming gift of Cheer. To them now We offer our good wishes, our firm hope, That just as smooth and true their path may ever be, As the course they marked for us here at Aquinas, When they cast away their ties and sail life's stormy sea. FREDERICK SCHLITZER. if l ...--,-':. .1-:L 7 illfi,.,EFlI IIl1 Xjjlli Y eigbzeen

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