Aquinas College - Thomist Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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we The first week of September saw the trickle of out-of-towners turn into a torrent of clothes-filled cars, sagging suitcases, and students...most of whom were happy to be back after a benumb- ing summer yet anxious to be quits with chaos of settling in. .f-5 , B. Bowman M! P. Byrne -V -sa' lf, Q J. Cusick R. Brondsfotter M. Burundi' -, g- ' W .V . QV? ---. 'f ' J 'mf N M ,- V . vw. Q 9 W. Carpenter H. Cleland ,KAW Ji- 1 A X Y. Daniels xhvh '- - J e f wx' Pi M. De Bauche v- Iban- ...e Q Au. -5 EDS - im, X l ,ll 'k A 1 - ,L,.-f-1gg.al'L-ef'-'14-254: S- Q X I l l auvA F n ' R5 ' 5 N -.3 -.,. -at, X g-5 Q 829221 fl X Rx' 53 31 W M. Burke 35 X C. Coker 'K , .gl S. Burleson - PP- N . I vue gm Ty! Q 1 Q, -' vm M. Conor R 'S Wx '1'. .5 Q-ff' Y 3 Q. w. QJV '-:- 'W' - A J. Burns L. Bush VB' G. Copp M. Cross 'af 1-vi, J. Diehl C. Deegon M. Derwenskus J. DeShano 19

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