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

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v. J. G. Fromhic. 0.l'. Nev. I.. P. l'l'ui1:.'. CLP. C A 4 .K A GC Q l'l0lililGN Lxxcrxorz. HIsTo1:v ,nn IN- IJISTRY. Latin is imparted hy lfathers Tay- lor. Segren and Skalko. Father Taylor and llather Nlclfniry are instructors in Spanish. while German and French llow from the lips ol' Fathers Smith and Vitie. ln history and civics Aquinians learn ahout their country from Fathers 0'Calla- han and Segren. Fathers Smith. Vitie. Grady. McAvey and Mclienna initiate the neophyte in a variety of social science. which include economics. sociology. business organiza- tion and administration. economic geog- raphy and commercial law. Fathers Crom- lrie, Thomas and Vollmer preside over mechanical drawing and industrial arts. Sriioxc NIIXDS Nrzrzn Srraovc llounzs. Our Vice President. Father Taylor. is di- t s f t . t K t .lf ii Rev. A. ll. 'l'lunu:us. 0.I'. Rev. Rev. I.. ll. 0'i'onln-ll. 0.l'. Rev. 5 i I N John Gallucci is one among many who present problems of schedule to the prefect of studies, Father McGinley. rector of athletics. Mr. Zadworny is oc- cupied with huilding muscle after 'training our representatives on the gridiron. lfather Taylor is assisted in liaskethall hy Val lloehm. while lfather Cronihie encourages the mermen. ln the spring physical skill is turned to liasehall and golf under the athletic director and lfather Grady re- spectively. lf the advantages given are not cx- ploited the faculty cannot he blamed. Ifach member of the stall seeks to give every Aquinian a hright heginning in his quest for happiness. 'l'. Q. Sllllllh-'Iv 0.l'. Rev. J. J. lleh'll0l'i. 0.l'. F. C. Wh-lim-nnzl. 0.l'. Dlr. F. .L Zmlworny . v s .e.... e si' .f X A J 5 ,msg-f .N A 2 5 ,.!V X if '-l, tvs. if ' ' 3-A f 'H gf -n n Vp 4' sr ww, s v

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