Aquinas Academy - Aquinan Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Red Cross Pres. Vice-Pres. Cl 1, C. Montbroussous M. Petrich u Representing the Aquinas Red Cross Club, Mimi Petrich visited Portland, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and Cincinnati. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Albertine, this active club sent a party-in-a-box to Madigan Hospital and Buckley on Saint Valentineis Day. Sec.-Treas. J. McMenamin Representing Red Cross are standing 0. to Li M. Kinzner, S. Richards, C. Daus, and L. Syslo, and seated U. to Li J. Avery, L. Lovely, and N. Rehwinkle. Ski Club Pres. Vice-Pres. L. Brady J. Beckman In order to help Aquinas skiers to plan their skiing wardrobe, Ski Club presented a style show before the season began. During the season the slopes at Snoqualmie were filled with Aquinians. To highlight this fun-filled season, Ski Club packed their gear and invaded the slopes at White Pass. Sec.-'Treas. P. Wilke Preparing for a ski trip filled with fun and frolic are J. Clevenger, M. Watters, C. Clevenger, J. Markham, M. A. vonBoecklin, B. Petri, M. Kinzner, and E. Middleton. kneeling. Swim Club Pres. Vice-Pres. R. Hitsh P. Mullan A popular event with Aquinians was the monthly swim party at U.P.S. sponsored by the Swim Club. Amidst laughter, diving, and water games, the girls enjoyed health, happiness, relaxation, and the feeling of iitogetherness. Sec.-Treas. S. Nelson Two members of swim club sun themselves on the diving board. 42

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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

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x Pep Club PFCS- Vice-Pres. J. A. Tucci J. Gallagher The zest and vitality of Pep Club was exhibited when they went joint Christmas caroling with Bellarmine, held an informal dance, and enthusiastically cheered the varsity at Orting, Seattle, and the Catholic Northwest Basketball Tournament. Sec.-Treas. S. McMenamin Enthusiastic members of Pep Club cheer Aquinas Angels. Skating Club Pres. Vice-Pres. J. Neagle C. Hill Chills and spills greeted members of Skat- ing Club as they glided across the ice. An ice skating party at Lakewood Ice Arena every two months gave the girls an excellent opportunity to engage in their beloved pastime. Sec.-Treas. C. Petrich a Members of Skating Club, standing: D. Madson, L. i Beckman, J. Beckman, C. Ehreth; seated: C. Smeall, S. i Boehm, M. Hansel. Tennis Club Pres. Vice-Pres. K. Mullane N. Long With the first sign of spring, members of Tennis Club dug out their balls and rackets and began to practice. They planned to enter the singles and doubles of the intramural games. The winners in each group were entered in the Olympic games. Se c.-Treas. L. Lovely Tennis players P. Wilke and L. McDaniel shake hands after an exciting game, as M. K. Clark looks on. 43