Aquinas Dominican High School - Taquin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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OQHL fgeolad 0 .7!1in9:5 . . enema! .gzience Rose glow at the Chicago skyline-scientists I. Stephens, A. Becker, G. Grown, G. Walters and P. Walsh investigate the cause and seek understand- ing ot the part of the blast furnace in smelting iron ore. The bright light of curiosity-P. Walsh and M. Roach touch a match to a strand of silver magnesium ribbon. The White flame extinguishes itself, leav- ing a pale ash-substance in the tongs. This mysterious sphere entitled the Earth--K. Mulligan, B. Brown, M. Done- gan and I. Hart, instruction-book in hand, measure the axis-angle of the globe, a huge spinning top. -Patricia Kelly 36

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we .juli gow WarcAin,g In a church, on a street, in a home, or on the stage, God's greatest gift to Man, SPEECH, plays an immense part in daily living. A Mother's lullaby to her child, a penitent in confession: a political speech: or a soul-stirring hymn demonstrates God's plan and the power of the spoken Word. Since it is said, Thy speech doth discover thee, the Speech devotists utilize acquired knowledge, speaking and rehearing it on their Wire recorder. eBita Nessinger 35

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fam- as n me jnaifo Wafure. . . M0 ogy The beauty of a flower, complexity of a leaf, habits of a minute body all add up to fascinating research. A life could not be boring, so full of the mysteries and surprises of the Creator's handiwork. Peering into Nature's storehouse, biologists not only discover the World around them but recognize God's infinite power manifested in the smallest of His creatures. flVlary Io Struett 37