Aquin High School - Veritas Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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COMPOSITE BOY Cramer, D. --Singing Ability Faist, E. --Mannerisms Plowman, D. --Speaking Voice Eggemeier, K. --Smile Scott,W. --Dancing Ability Eberle, B. --Casualness Yde, E. --Good Humor Petta, R. --Loyalty Lampe, J. --Physique McIntyre, T. --Complexion Price, L. --Quietness Cardinal, S. --Brains Didier, L. -- Laugh Bangasser, B. -- Clothes Cassidy, P. --Mouth Ciganek, M. --Eyes Schueth, P. --Courteousness Fleming, D. --Perseverance Krieger, A. --Ruggedness Sharp, R. --Reserve Reed, B. --Hair Bach,M. --Generosity Scanlon, J. --Friendliness Gusloff,J. --Humor Franz,L. --Athletic Ability Runda1l,L. --Height Connors,D. --Nose Dougherty,K. --Hands 17

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16 where Mary Ann fell ln, and Mary Beth almost landed in Nanother worldu by way of a cliff ----- Kenny Dougherty and Mike Ciganek's chase for the unknown man with the sun glasses and Schaffer pen ----- Deanna's mud stiffened shoes, and Carol's trip across the river to retrieve her Hwalking shoes,H all helped to make the day full of fun. Well, we never thought we'd make it!! Front door at last! The first to the cafeteria at noon. Finally that big moment which every- one had been looking forward to ------ Father Berg's Religion class e--+- Dick Cramer with the Tribune mixed with a cup of Roosevelt made this an interesting brew topped with Clare's Hwalk out.H Then the crazy contest between Kay and Janet for honors ----- Mardi Gras kept us all jumping. Kay won and made a very good queen. CAN WE FORGET ----- 7 :un Geraldine's love for Macbeth ----- our Halloween party or our feeble efforts to concentrate in bookkeeping-----our Easter dance--a big success Cwe managed to come out'w1th a profitj--and the Easter Bunny! -----Pat 0'Connell's playing monkey on the rafters. REMEM ER w---- --- tryouts for our play, Song of Qernadette ----- the wonderful Prom given us by the Juniors ----- the never to be forgotten picnic at White Pines---or the noon reulnvous in 105 with Sister Cecilia presiding over our antics. These are some of the things which we will remember in the years to come. As we walk out of Aquin for the last time, our diplomas clutched tightly in our hands, we will look back over the four years we have spent at Aquin. We have reached the end of our High School Road, a long, rough, and bumpy ride, but one which all of us managed happily to survive. Good-by Aquin! Good luck--Class of H5502

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COMPOSITE GIRL Gusloff,G. --Friendliness O'Connell,P. --Mannerisms Petta,A. --Speaking Voice Smith,C. --Quietness Cramer,K. --Figure Fischer,D. --Penmanship Puskas,A. --Cheerfulness Goldsmith,S. --Weight Cramer,J. --Poise Nye,C, --Humor Nye,K. --Athletic Ability Lamm,D. --Courteousness Sieber,P. --Perseverance Bean,J. --Singing Ability 18 Steffen,J. --Complexion Rife,C. --Personality McCurdy,M. --Mouth Bigelow,P. --Smile Layton,J. --Eyes Cunningham,M. --Nose Kilbridge,K. --Height Sieffert,C. --Hair Michael,C. --Hands Luecke,J. --Brains Henke1,M. Dancing Ability Cummings,J. --Casualness Nalz,B. --Neatness , ,I 4 f . ,. W.: .n..,..n., . .. . ,N 5x1:ffK5': H+f11xT,