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

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.Sze ,Nam OIOQIQQJ eiler ,Hand fo fAe Weeclg an .gjfrefckecl Ouf eller eilanblfi lo fke poor st Happy, smiling eyes sparkle in the faces of the Aquinites, as they turn in their green suits to don red for the role of Santa Claus. SAB 0l08l'l0 ACI' Adil!! fo H012 Officers of the lunior Red Cross, l. Hulthen, E. Bliss, G. Conley cmd G. Lee box the 500 favors made by the Red Cross workers that will later grace Easter Trays in Veterans' Hospitals. --Lorraine Martin Sli? fffl C?lCAU!fl Oli! AGI' ACll'l6Lf i0 fha l900l Five rninims model proudly the work of the Clothing Department, that will exchange its Way across the seas to another five, so deserving and so in need. Patricia Forde, Lois Flock, Frances Hyland, lean Surgue, Margaret Ronan, Eileen Minterfering, lean Hoffman and lean Dunmore assist in this noble Red Cross activity. -Mary lane Adams 47

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Cgzflzing-jar My unc! OGHL, jar Wkglzffy ..S7zac!0w.5 .Her famla JAC!! nof e ,auf ouf in fA.e nigllf The shadows of night weave their eerie tin- qers on the Style Show models: L. Martin, P. Klobucar, M. A. Ahern, S. Mohar, V. Ohrmrod, and D. Meyring, who with candle in hand sleepily display their grandmother nightgowns. Not wishing to go to bed so early, the models sneak away lrom tucked-in covers to hold a stairway gab fest and listen to a bed-time story, as another fashion filled day comes to an end. we Kal!! of L'il'l'l0I'lL'y i6 OH AGI' ldilflglll' Not seeing double, just the product of Marie Lange's nimble iingers in miniature. With true clemency Marie patterns little sister's outfit after her own, hoping that Ianet may profit by her experience and example. Trustinqly, Ianet places her hand in big sister's and looks to her for help and guidance, ready to follow in her footsteps. Thus dawns the realization of the necessity for domestic accomplishments in order to make a success of the future dream ci motherhood. 46

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'fin golf . . 2310014 . . an M doggy The Menuettes, under Sister Rose Francis, plan the menus while the women in charge prepare for the 700 hunger-starved Aquinltes who follow its scent to the cafeterias. SAI' Al illgl'lA AUP 7I l'6ll LOIII ll Cll' The next week's meals are in progress, This is the brain Child of Mary T. Burke, Mirian O'Connell, Mary Keenan, Mary A. O'Connell, Marilyn Tucker. Elsie Haase, Therese Dennehy, Marion O'Connor, Sylvia Gignac and Rosemarie O'Connell who plan the meals. At each important event of the year the Cafeteria dons a new dress for the occasion. The walls and pillars bear festive reminders while on each table is a bud or flower that makes the eating place of '48 assume a home- like atmosphere'-all the clever work of the cafeteria personnel. The sincere thanks of the student body go to Sister Rose Francis O.P., Mrs. E. Lonsdale, Mrs. P. Nolan and Mrs. C, De Winter for a task so well done and so arclently appreciated. 48