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

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we .ima of jlzeir iuezi I-IONORED TIME . . . LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, COOPERATION AND SERVICE characterize these, who now wear the coveted black hood of the National Honor Society and who can share together the Honored Time at Aquinas. BRUNCH TIME . . . the Bun party after Sodality Mass . . , the lun time when good friends get together and talk about last night's encounter, over a teacup. TEEN AGE TIME . . . The Station VVFIL: the participants: Geraldine O'Keeie, Mary Lou Buckley and Ann Ford, The Occasion: the CYO radio Hour, Teenagers discussed their problems and all Chicago listened. The result: a great success, PLAYING TIME . . . Oh, the thrill ol teamwork when a mere ball attracts all and each girl hopes to be a victor, but only a few can win. PROM TIME . . . Soft lights, sweet music and an evening oi happiness. Here Patricia Hyland and her escort sit one out at the Senior Prom at the Medinah Club. GRADUATION TIME . . . The height ot it all, when with the diploma come roses. congratulations and sweet farewells tinged with a lonesomeness and a happy memory. Mary Henry was chosen to represent the Class ol 1950. . . . Tm:m:si: BAADER

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fagzng, raging, pfanning ime y f mramafized ciuincw .fdcfiuifiea At first just a date in the Principal's activity calen- dar and then a reality when through the hushed audience there beamed a star that circled the Christ- mas Madonna. With it Christmas came to Aquinas and the age-old story of the Christ Child was relived in a rich dramatic setting. Flanked by the ruddy glow of the 760 red candles. born by green-clad Aquinites, the pageant typified the Light in the darkness of long ago and the 760 angelic voices summoned all to come to Bethlehem to behold the Light. NCTURED ON OPPOSHE PAGE The Madonna: Therese Baader: Shepherds: Phyllis Nearhoff, Io Ann Reilly, and Alicia McGill, and Angels: Mary Olive Higgins, lean Ann Meece and Mary Ann Wenzel. Page10