Aquinas College - Thomist Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Each year a few of the hardier type Aquinites stumble across the campus' kissin bridge. Difficult to spot if you know where it is, and totally unsuspected if you don't, it has be- come almost an institution in itself. NN - W X WS' kia X X .X Mr. George F. J. Lo Mountain Mr, Winfield 5, Lenox Assoc. Professor of Psychology Instructor in English 12 K.. f Mr. Klaus C. Kratzensfein Instructor in Organ and Chorus Sister M. Kevin, O.P. Assoc. Professor of Music Education Sister M. Lois, O.P. Asst. Professor of Art

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1 N-N., Qnmrww Sister M. Gonzugd, U.P. Mr. Leo W. Graff, Jr. Professor of Philosophy Instructor in History X -- -ML x xv is -, i,,,..v'l -1.-1 .-,- -'M i E 5 Under the spreading chesnut tree . . . the female Aquinites daily wend their Way, bound for the halls and lecture rooms of the administration building. 11 Sister M. Harriet, O.P. Assoc. Professor of Secondary Education Mr. Alun A. Heisler Asst. Instructor in Mathematics Sister Helen Louise, O.P, Asst. Professor of Mathematics

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Sister M. Malachi, O.P. Assoc. Professor of Library Science Sister Maris Stella, O.P. Assoc. Professor of English 'Ex Sister M. Mark, O.P. Professor of Chemistry ,P,..-.f-v'-i-'-- Sisfef Mafia, 0-P- Mr. Kenneth J. Morin Assoc. Professor of History Assoc. Professor of Economics We, at Aquinas, are especially proud of our science students. We are also proud that at Aquinas the Sciences are combined with training in theology, philosophy and the liberal arts, so that our graduates understand the world intelligently from a spiritual view- point and not from a materialistic stand. They are not one- subject people - they have had the proverbial well rounded ed- ucation to fit them for the world around them. - By Dr. john A. Poje Professor of Chemistry v' vY'-+a- - .. or -Q 13