St Andrews Seminary - Mapav Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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1 9 3 9 0 .-, JOHN W. HOFFMAN St. IVIOnica's Ruchester, N. Y. Quiet, selffpcmssessed, and imperturbable, best describe Our studinus friend. His knack Of having the right answer fOr the prOper time is very edifying, especially in Our Latin class. Juhn bOund tO succeed because he has the gOOds: yet he is humble enough tO keep them tO himself fOr the time being. .7 f A DONALD C. LEAHY ' St. fMOnica's Ruchester, N. Y. One Of the hardest wurkers in the class, believe it Or nOt. Whtsii lie has a jOb tO dO, it gets dOne eiliciently. That smile and frequent pun hide a deep, yet Open and genertuus nature. Wgiiit sOme helpf' Call On DOn, he'll be tOO glad tO lend a pair Of hands that know what work really is. JOHN J. LEICHT Holy Redeemer Ruehester, N. Y. k'Wliere's JOlin? YOu'll End him long huurs after regular Classes with the mOrtars and flasks Of the chemistry lab. Ref sourceful, steady, inquisitive abuut scientific matters, JOhn wOuld make a fine research man. Father Kuhl has taken the right man under his wing as assistant in labfwurk. JOhn's large hackgruund Of reading has added much that he didn't learn in schuul. Keep going, Jack. . I ., Qjil,..,ff I fifteen

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S A T O R lf fourteen . A 3 j o M ,., , ,,, K, - FRANCIS R. DAN'IS Holy Rosary Rochester, N. Y. In Frank we are proud to present the acknowledged leader of our class in all that pertains to studies. Quiet, unohtrusive, he likes nothing better than to find a sheltered retreat, hook in hand. But still he has found time to take an active part in the work of the Schola Cantorum and in the Don Bosco Society. If the past is any indicator, Frank is bound to carve a brilliant career. f fix xx N 9-.V 5 -J XZ sw . ig EDWARD J. FOY Holy Cross Rochester, N. Y. A familiar figure wherever Seniors gather, Eddie has won 21 hrm place in the hearts of his classmates. His is a genial soul, and we can't remember when we ever saw him forget himself. His even temper and sunny disposition have attracted an envif ahle list of friends for Ed in the years he has spent here. He is also the guiding spirit of the Catholic Wmurkers' Society, and has done line work with them. 7 I ' ' v L ,gfvv J. Josiivii G. Gmssi Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Rochester, N. Y. In every class there are a few who keep up with the world of sports in addition to the world of study. hloe's interest in basket' hall and hasehall bear practical testimony to the adagef Mens Sana in corpore Sarto. Wlieii not arguing with Callan ahout Shakespeare, he's making lists of activities for the whole school's enjoyment. joe's a iine allfaround worker.

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s A T ,- o R V. sixteen k, ,, ,,,fL ,Q ,,- , ,,,,,L ,, l ,- f . X f J .7 .'T,f f l' j joHN W. LE VEQUE Sacred Heart Rochester, N. Y. I' Our :ictivitics man. john gets into the thick of things, works hard, and illVV2lYS returns with colors flying. The newly orgnnf ized Saint Andrewls Sodzility and the 1939 Sator owe much to his high standards of excellence. Perseveraincc is his middle name. Truly, he is an indispensihle member of the graduating class. W josmvn H. LYNCH Holy Ghost Coldwater, N. Y. If you want to meet at studious chap, look around for Joe, our man of science. His lihrziry research work makes him as thorough :is they come. Dignified, and every inch at man, his quiet demeanor hides such virtues as kindliness, sincerity, and friendship in abundance. we-WM JOHN MCCAFFERTY St. Stephens Geneva, N. Y. Heres ai good SixthfYear main- --anything hut ll fairfvveather friend. A little hit on the retiring side, but allways prepared for any emergency. Resourceful fits Mac well, especially in the lah when working with Melig. When he leaves for Buffalo Road after school, his hookhag is full: the results, good example and general excellence in study.