Aquinas Academy - Aquinan Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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F uture Nurses : e: , V V a , Club Pres. Vice-Ptes M. Jones C. Dunn A visit to St. Joseph's Hospital after school i V L or on the weekend would revegl Future Nurses from Aquinas carrying trays, talking to pa- tients, and entertaining children. These girls receive no other reward than to know they are helping the patients, and this makes them happy for they plan to dedicate their lives to h the care of the sick. Sec.-Tteas. K. Warren, S. Boehm, D. Sweet, and S. Race, standing, L. Froelich and G. Good, kneeling, prepare the bed in the health room. F uture Teachers Club Composed of girls interested in devoting their lives to teaching, Future Teachers Club opened the year with a milk shake sale, featur- ing peanut butter milk shakes. A pastry sale and a cake raffle were included among 'the achievements of this group. 3?? Pres . S. Glump PRbable future teachers of American youth are standing, ViceiPres. Sec.-Tteas. L. Gaeth, P. Fleischmann, J. Nordi, C. Pharmet, and c. Daus K. Hill seated, P. Greiwe, program chairman. Science Club With two goals in mind, the Freshmen of Sister Mary Immaculata's general science class organized their Science Club. These two goals are to enter projects in the Science Fair and to acquaint the girls with careers in the field of science. Field trips and raffles were only a few projects of the energetic club. Seated, M. Davies and S. Steppan and standing, C. Graham Vice-Pres. Sec.-Tteas. B. Akins . M. E. Mihalovich ' and M. A. Bartenetti observe a microscopic specimen. 4O

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Personalities are developed through participation in many . o . ACTIVITIE S

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e Photography ' Club Pres. I Vice-Pres. K. Kononen A. Petrich This small club, under the direction of Sister Mary Albertine, learned many interest- ing and educational skills. With able guidance, the members learned the workings of the dark room. Enlarging Seniorsi pictures was just one of the many activities in which this active club ten 3 ed. v e Sec.-Treas. g g m 5' Coombe M. A. Hensel, B. Marano, and C. Petrich check negatives for one of Photography Club's projects. Debate Club V'ice-Ptes. Sec.yk-Treals. R. Hush M. K. Clark f h a , . speaks before the Speech and Debate Class, who are learning the fundamentals of debate. Susan Richards Aquinas' Debate Club successfully-com- peted in tournaments at Seattle Pacific Col- lege, U.P.S., and P.L.U. In order to supply its treasury with necessary funds, this club spon- sored a pop sale and a raffle. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Michele, the debaters soon learned that their goal was not only to win trophies but also to develop better speak- ers and better citizens through their discus- sions of national problems. Explaining their debate cases are seated, R. Hitsh, M. K Clark, M. Petrich, K. Krisman, and standing, A. Petrich, J McMenamin, and J. A. Tucci. 41