Canisius High School - Arena Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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X 4 Nw- ' cigf 200 Flefcher STreeT, Tonawanda . 5113.22 xr V.,-A W FREDERICK CARL HAMP 5 v' f ' MounT'ST. Mary's School, Kenmore F SodaliTy I, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2. 3, 4, PresidenT 4: Arena Sfaff 3. 4: InTramural AThleTics I. 2. 3, 4. Whenever a TiTle is To be conferred on The person who has done mosT for The school, The name of Fred Hamp musT be ranked high on The lisT. His unfiring efforfs and unselfish devofion in behalf of Canisius will always be synonomous wiTh his name and wiTh The mere men- Tion of any successful acTiviTy during our four years. Unobfrusive and refined, asking neifher favors nor favoriTism, yeT he sTands firsf, in a class by himself, seeming To Take iT for granfed ThaT he do so much more Than his share when The call comes forTh for True Canisians To rally To The colors and-work. We sadly bid adieu To This brillianT friend buf we rejoice in The knowledge ThaT his success here will cerTainly pursue him in whafever career he may choose. HOWARD GEORGE HANEY A II7 Mariner STreeT Immaculafe Concepfion School Sodalify I. 2, 3, 4: VarsiTy Foofball 3, 4: lnframural Baskefball 4. A sTeady and dependable player on The Varsify Foof- ball Team for Two years, Howie could always be found in The nick of The fighf. BuT once off The gridiron, l Howie was firsT and foremosf a genfleman. IT is This qualify ThaT has won him a hosT of friends, who will never forgeT his happy-go-lucky spiriT nor his ready smile. These TraiTs forefell big Things To come. Good luck, Howie, in whafever enferprise you may embark upon. ARTHUR JOSEPH HAUMESSER 20 Columbus Avenue Holy Family School Sodalify I, 2, 3. 4: K. B. S. l, 2. 3, 4: Debafing 2. Here's a man who can noT pass unheeded. Realizing ThaT he was no genius, ArT plunged inTo The infricacies of LaTin and Greek wiTh a deTerminaTion and will To win ThaT soon merifed Their iusT reward. The repeafed presence of his name on The Honor Roll is proof of This. Keep up The honesf efforf, ArT, and life will have many laurel wreafhs in sTore for you. , Q sY'.'1X ' 'TT' T? TP T page Twenfy-nine

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1 5 e . E IF fjQv.-:X ' T m e page Twenfy-eighf P , i 5 THOMAS HENRY GIBBONS 3l7 Hopkins Sfreei Holy Family School Sodalify I, 2. Tom's hearTy greeTing and keen lrish wiT have endeared him To The minds of all his classmaTes. Though usually quieT and unassuming, Tom has won our friendship and admirafion, as we have come To look upon Tom as a fine upsTanding youTh. His winning qualifies in laTer years shall Till The minds of his classmen wiTh a deep- seaTed pride in being associafed wiTh such a True example of a Canisius man. EDWARD DONALD GOULD 36 Beaumaris Place P. S. 64 When glancing over The class regisTer for I94O, we cannoT miss The name of Ed Gould. His conversaTion and cheerful manner will long hold a spoT in our memory, recalling To our minds one of our mosT like- able comrades aT Canisius. For good reasons Ed indulged in few sporfsg buf when he did, we looked for his name among The leaders. Wifh your amiable personaliTy, Ed, don'T every worry abouT finding your righT place in The world. You have given us a characfer wiTh humor, friendship and generosiTy. a combinafion which undoubfediy bespeaks a swell fellow. ARGUS BERNARD HALEY 88 WesT Ufica STreeT ST. Mary's Seminary Sodalify l. 2, 3, 4: K. B. S. I. 2, 3. 4. Gus has given us a very rare and charming characTerg one difficulT To describe buT wholly likeable. Four years aT Canisius have nurTured in him The school's besT sense of humor. Wherever we hear laughTer, sure enough, There he is, exchanging puns wiTh lighfning speed. All of us have enjoyed his friendship inside and oufside The classroom, where he has sTrengThened our opinion ThaT he will go far up The ladder of success. T N X tLr5u

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JAMES MICHAEL HAWKINS 62 Palmer Avenue, Kenmore ST. PauI's School. Kenmore SodaliTy I. 2. 3. 4: Class OTTicer 2, 3. 4: Baseball. Minims 2: FooTball. Ivlinims I. 2. VarsiTy 3. 4: InTramuraI AThIeTics I. 2. 3.4. When some TuTure Boswell aTTempTs To delve inTo The depThs oT Jim's characTer. he will encounTer The same diTTic.uITies as we did: his personaIiTy is easy To under- sTand buT diTTicuIT To describe. He was an acTive parTicipanT in TooTbalI. an enThusiasTic supporTer oT class aThIeTics and a devoTed son oT Canisius. GenTIe- man, aThIeTe-words someTimes iesTingIy applied-in Jim's case scarcely adequaTe. Iviay The unparalleled success oT your high school career always be yours. PATRICK JOSEPH HOAR. Jr. 42I AbboTT Road ' ST. Thomas Aquinas School SodaIiTy I. 2. 3. 4. OTTicer 4: K. B. S. I. 2. 3. 4: Duces Club 3. 4: Arena STaTT 3, EdiTor 4: DebaTing I. 2. 3, 4. PresidenT 2: DramaTics I. 2. 3, PresidenT 4: Class OTTicer I. 2. 3. 4: Senior Prom. General CommiTTee 4: Radio G-uild 2: I Ivlinim Baseball I: InTramuraI AThIeTics I. 2. 3.4. This son oT Erin, wiTh his ready humor, has acquired The conTidence and Triendship oT sTudenT and Teacher alike by The sinceriTy and irresisTible magneTism oT his hearTy smile. SodalisT. Thespian and EdiTor oT The Arena, PaT's wholehearTed supporT oT every acTiviTy has sTamped his Tour years aT Canisius. WiTh deep regreT, we bid a sad Tarewell To PaT. aThIeTe or scholar as The occasion demands, buT above all. digniTied and unobTrusive - a genTIeman always. . RICHARD JACOB HOSSENLOPP 43 NorThumberIand STreeT ST. MaTThew's School SodaIiTy I. 2. 3: lnTramuraI AThIeTics I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball. Iviinims I. VarsiTy 2. 3. In Dick we Tind an agreeable combinaTion oT sTudenT and aThleTe. Unassuming and Triendly. Dick has The supreme good TorTune oT never making an enemy and his cooperaTion in any acTiviTy could always be depended upon. An enThusiasTic ballplayer, Dick made The VarsiTy Team when only in his second year. We do noT know whaT career you may choose, Dick, buT we are sure ThaT you will climb The ladder oT suc- cess wiTh The same charm and generosiTy ThaT made us respecT you here aT Canisius. .cf rf' A D TWH I I Kfn eiiilfllm .I ' , . 5 page ThirTy