Aquinas High School - Trumpet Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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WE ARE four battalions in an armyi whose work is constant in Christ-like construction, 'We are students, striving in unison toward one definite end, happinessi The contacts that we make' noW,- are but preparations for the many more we will make after we have left this small army for one which is larger and more difficult to comply with. 'We are all preparing to have some effect on the world? to give- some impression for better or worseg to stir or to still some heart as regards the truths and attractions of our Faith. We, are ,surrounded by an atmosphere! of beauty and truth, and 'we have been trained :since childhood to love that which will. bring usg closer to Christ. Our classes, unlike. 'thosej of atheistic and materialistic insts. tutions, reveal to us the intimate, relationship between the Creator and- the created. We: arecfour bat- talions, and our flag is the, white flags of truth. Godi lend. us wisdom and courage!

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!AXlWdYS l:c3ltl1lUl... Seniors . . . They Also Served MCCONAGHY, RAYMOND Holy Trinity PAVELA, STEVE Holy Cross Titles of honour add not to his worth, who is himself an A -friendly heart with many friends. .Thy modesty is a honour to his titles Class president 'fil 'l'olxy delights l'f 'll'7',lU 'shy mf 'll' CWYWHII Sflllilllty 1:'l'?f9CQ 41 3'-,ml in teasina: people has shone brightly on the football field Villltiflll ef the lmskptlmll team Wl5C llS l 5 high Point and on the basketball floor 'l'olry's ambition is to irrow fnfm U' l 'i'l' lH ikf'tl'i'll IIUWS 0ll il'U tS t0m I1lmf'llt5 and a little more , loves to fish. also to attend basketball if im' il 'l lt llasfllilll fan Afhm'0f',P Um King 40 tournaments believes that Honor is purchased by the NUV95 f'V 'I'y,ilf'tl'm l'L'fl9i'tS5 ,HUm1l'ty' ,Ehflt low- Sweet deeds wt, do: hmml. is nut wmllv- root, from which all heavenly virtues shoot. KELLY, CHARLES Blessed Sacrament FOUGHLIIN' JOHN St' J'm 'S Bud is always up and doinir: still achieving, still pursuing tJ'llxLi'giJIi'ii' 'h':I.1'f:L' 'gll'g v Viee-president of the senior L-lass leans to the medical Ur the UNPLNQ C.' ' gliurtq Edimi, of the T.Tl,LlmDet., Shlmg li'liffSif3 11514-eiiifali ii'ffil0iZ1 tiiffi 'EIL 6ifZ'Cf-TSIIL 'ai sms ff' fish PFW hockey -f- Allicity Washington, ILC, finds fishing.: an unexeelled reereation '0 'm 'Anya' 'm dm 'w l'ent Kmg O' the Ohl the uallant fisher's life, it is the best of any. 'Tis full of pleasure. void of strife, and 'tis beloved by many. MCGARTY, ELLEN St. Mary's Ellen's beauty of smile reflects her beauty ol' soul her smile, her sweet and charming way turned clouds to sun- shine, night to day President of the dramatic eluh Class secretary Mardi Gras attendant secretary of Sodality Union '40 enjoys Latin elub meetings: is a daily eommunicant Ellen is everylrody's friend. MELDE, NORMAN St. James There is as mueh eloquence in the tone of voice, in the eyes, and in the air of a speaker as in his ehoiee of words . Duke, class treasurer '41, has developed great ability in dramatics . writes versatile features for the A4 uin is Pnl .. . , .. . 1 z 3 :- lications .,, dislikes supposedly funny comedians . .. rather shy on daneinir ... Believes a little humor now and then is relished by the wisest men. for 1941 SK KR Mardi Gras '41 1 aii-est and best adorned is he for his clothinjr is humility. I-IMP, FLORENCE Blessed Sacrament If I sing.: to the sun I sim: in my soul to Him, not to it, but to Him W'ho made it my song: is a som: to the Son. Editor of the Trumpet, Ozzie loves to sinsr, hike, write poetry and drink Pepsi Sodality Prefect '41 President of Junior Benevolent Auxiliary elected as Mardi Gras Queen Ozzie believes that happiness comes with laughter. ONER, EDGAR Blessed Sacrament Noted for his business aptitude Ed-Gar can always respond to the eall of duty Business Manager of Publi- cations '4l loves to ski, drive Moittle and root at Intramural Games secretly aspires to be a painless dentist Ed's rule ol' life is: Who does his best his rireumstanee allows: does well, acts nobly: angels could no more. 25