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

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gingera, gracefuf Wouemenf . we gkalnlflfl O! fAQ gfeat CLfftel :f Since Music is the language of Heaven, the above group have sought to learn its hidden charm. Lois Flook, Ioyce Banks and Patricia Kelly, second piano, have given their own recitals, while Eva Sutton, Eileen Mintefering and Ioan Mc- Carthy eagerly await a turn to execute. The String Ensemble boasts of the following members: Iulia Dsida, Iacqueline Schultz, Ioyce Banks, Betty Neville, Lois F look, Mary T. Heirn, Patricia Clark, Mary E. Campbell, Noma Gott and Iean Prebis with the flute. Working with the Orches- tra and on their own, the Ensemble played for the Freshman Debut, accompanied carolers at Hospitals at Christmas, enter- tained at many private parties and climaxed the year by per- forming for the Adrian Dominican Alumnae in May. Patty McHugh 51

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f e Q :mf One more on? . . jlze Cfzoraf BEFORE THE KING SENIOR-IUNIOR CHORALISTS CHANT THE SACRED LITURGICAL HYMNS FOR BENEDICTION. Assuming the New-Old Look of the Gibson girl, Soph choral members participated in the Immaculata Choral Festival in February. Both groups have been in much demand this year. They have proved that singing and raising voices in unison Whether it be a Negro Spiritual, an old-time favorite or the more lilting strains of the Southland or the most sublime words ever littered by manethe Sanctus or the Benedictus of the Mass-is a return to the Creator of one of His greatest gifts, the gift of song. Patty lVIcHugh 50

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lyfagfime U U I lflkfllflfle'-' CLyfUflfl8 . . . l CllflflClflC..!4yl i PLAYTIME . . . The WEESHY MAN brings all good things to tl'e Irish, say Clarice Herringer, Frances Fruin, Connie Cronin, Nancy Glusack. Patricia Sugrue and Helen Morris as they enact a very thrilling legend of Old Ireland. YULETIME . , . I. star fell on Aquinas at Christmas and the school became the Birthplace of tho King M. I, Kempwirth as the Madonna: M. C. McCabe and K. Wolcott as angels, and P. lVlc.Hugh as Saint Ioseph, with the supporting Cost, enacted the age old story. The Candlelight Procession added pomp and beauty to the play. MAYTIME . . . The senior contribution to entertainment came in HANNOUNCING ANTONIFV' Tho proceeds of this production were used by the Seniors to purchase a farewell gilt for the school. Above: Marilyn O'Hara, Mary Mulcahy, Margaret Flannogan, Helyrr McGovern and Mary Lou Hogan console Ioan Shaugnessey who awaits the ' arrival of the Doctor, sent for in this emergency. 52