Aquinas College High School - Aquinian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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training the mind and forming: the habits of the young. At Aquinas, the needs of the boy are recognized. He must grow up and be able to live in a sufficiency of comfort as to material possessionsg he must learn the art of living socially with his fellow human be- ingsg his body must grow and be strong: so that a mind and a heart will not be impeded in the quest for truth and happiness. The boy must learn to face difficulties squarely and to be strong: in shun- ningr evil in all its various formsg he needs to know and appreciate the sanctity of the home and respon- sibility of building: his own domestic societyg his whole soul must be nourished with the vitalizing truths about Almighty God and the glories of the true Church and his country. This task is pre- eminently the work of priests like our own Domini- can Fathers. This is the direct counter-plan to the dangers that are within our land today. To the bzys entering the portals of Aquinas, the SCIENTIFIC REV. MOLLOY, o.P. REV. F. GILSENAN, 0.P. REY- M- P- SMALL- 0-P. English Business Mathematics SOCQUIOSY Religion Business Law Business Administration X REV. I. H. 0'CALLAHAN, 0.P, REV. I. D. SKALKO, O.P. REV. 1. C. CROMBIE, 0.P. History Latin Mathematics Religion Religion 16

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