Aquinas Academy - Aquinan Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Each day students grow in knowledge through their . . . CLASSES

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Familiar Faces to Aquinians Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Hamish check T.B. notices returned by students as part of a day's work. 7t ., 1' Aqumas' head dietitian and cook, prepares lunch for hungry Aquinians. Mrs. Crawford, As the year began, Mothersh Club pre- sented their style show, HFashion U.S.A. This successful project, a rummage sale, and other fundaraising activities provided the needed funds to aid both the faculty and the girls. Behind the scenes, these women help the Aquinian in her every pursuit. Greeting the Aquinian with a cheerful HGood Morning, Mrs. Mitchell may be seen walking hurriedly through the class- rooms or working efficiently in the office. Mrs. Hamish, with a smile on her lips, performs her duties as typist and all- around secretary with understanding and perseverance. If food makes the heart grow fonder, then Mrs. Crawford has warmed the hearts of many. As chief cook and kitchen super- visor, she delights everyone with her talent for serving delectable luncheons. Her sincerity. and cheerfulness are an integral part of Aquinas. Mothers' Club officers admire books presented to Aquinas by the club. 0. to r0 seated, Mrs. A. Nordi, vice-president; Mrs. E. Krisman, presi- dent; standing, Mrs. J. Lovely, secretary, Mrs. P. Nolan, treasurer.

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Seniors Cherish Memories In the Christmas assembly the littlest angels are coun- seled by Sue Glump, an under- standing angel. OFFICERS Recalling the pleasant memories of the Senior Ball are Princess Dallas Batka,Queen Sue Glump, and PtincessKatny Mullane. Pres. Vice-Pres. L Sec.-T J. Miller B. Mullin C. Rappin Four years ago the class of i61 came to Aquinas with eagerness and temerity. The school was new - so new that the smell of fresh paint was everywhere. The buzz of the drills and saws and the continuous hammering often interrupted classes. Then as Sophomores, the Seniors hit the surf with their Soph-Frosh tolo, Coral Dreams. Their Junior year brought many mem- ories - of their style show, HUn Pue de Paris, of their exotic prom, Shangri- la, of an evening with their mothers at OF F ICERS A-K Pres. M. A. Dickson Vice-Pres. M. K. Clark Sec.-Treas. R. Hitsh reas. Pub. Chaitxhan Pub. Chairman B. Matano 13- Jensen Steve's Gay 90is. As Seniors, the class of i61 danced with their fathers at the annual Father- Daughter Banquet. And they reigned over the formal festivities of the Senior Ball, Junior Prom, and Coronation Ball. As the Seniors departed from their Alma Mater to begin lifeis long journey, they left a small part of themselves behind. They will al- ways remain in spirit and in the friend- ships they fostered during their four mem- orable years at Aquinas.