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

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IUIAML a eg auf! cc ianclc-4.!vI0. 0. 0. 348 .Neg ' 0,0 Swing your partners round and round!ePromenade round the hall!- Daisy lVlae Buis- sano, and Lil' Abner Verbaron, are typical examples of the local color that reigned on the country floor, as Seniors, in a festive mcod, danced to the hill-billy folk songs. Laugh- ing purnpkins, brightly lit lanterns, gaily clcd tables, and light hearts provided the rural flavor Ccider and doughnuts helped, tool. Ladders to the hay loft raised thoughts to the joy and fun offered at this jean jump. With the harvest moon peeking through the rafters, all decided to take a last stroll through the larn-yard, and bid farewell to their honored guest, Elsie the Borden cow! ! I Marilyn O'Hara 81

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Epping, iuing, arwlpeigning, lgrefucle fo fke gnabng . . ociafogf Sipping cokes and malteds tend to While away idle after-school hours. Later eve- ning time is spent in a more dignified manner as the girls, squired by their best beaus, Wit- ness the crowning of Dorothea Schallerer, as she reigns, Queen ofthe Homecoming. The social side of Aquinas life was cleverly managed by Marilyn O'I-Iara, Senior Social Chair- man. Ioan Ferris 83 l i,