Aquinas College - Thomist Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Ie 1 The 1962 edition of the Gala Weekend was built around the theme, Wheels of Progressg co- chairmen,Ursula Berg and john Nowak carried the idea beyond the usual five that accompany the customary grand prize, including at least four more on the used car of recent vintage that went to Florence Hughes,studentand former pedestrian. Each student-salesman was able to improve the oddsin hisfavor in direct proportion to the number of tickets above quota he sold. Eipf for 1j '0 c 22101 College ATION-25 Cents Each 6 for Sl.OO ..,, f CX! ' I GRAND PRIZE I U 1 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA X E Equipped with - Hydromatic, Radio, Heater, Whitewoll Tires, Windshield Washers .n 3 'U I GALA WEEK-END Car Furnished By E Q-,' ,, 12 1 ocrober 19, 20, 21, 1962 GOODWIN PONTIAC 2 2 .2 I Campus - 1607 Robinson Road '1 '-'a 1250 Madison, 5-5- F Qs RI f . :r . args 1 N A - was i ' ae, 2 Q.. 'N A- 'X -a.- ' X, - 1 'W , 'W , 2 . vw X . A ,,a- ot, 'W ,jg V P., a , . Kirk H .5 1-vs .f W it isvaeiis R ear n t R ,..,,,, s -'i' R- l- k 'e 5 R ' Q --:- ,v,.. I 51:55.55 '::' ' ' ' v i f I L I A , Q .A A. Nolan J- Novakoski P. Omilian T. O'Neill P. Oreste M. O'Sl'1eO J. Otterbacher ' 7 i fl I 2 R I 'K . A 4 -V H V .'v'w 1 ' , . .1 I. ',. ,.:awX5 ., T3 it we 1 R fr - R 'Q . -n , 'E rw s W' J w- O Q f t I 1:15 we f 1 1 .,,. El? ,V t Z l l 'J r f--if s ia. -'ef me be N R ik - 1 S. Pack G. Polinski L. Pelcher K. Penning R. Picheffe R. Popmo R. Possert ,. ., f m - ,. Vx L , 3 E is ., ..' -' ffi b 1 -- 1, A f'-1 G 'X rg J ag R. f e ix 1 , V R, 1 ' J. Prowdzik T. Priest R. Rabidoux D. Rodowski 25 P. Reeves F. Regan J. Rinkevicz

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