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

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em, awyem, egizifafure . . me yfhniafure Faith Hoeper, Mary Reynolds, Patricia Ho- gan, Rita Wall, Mar- garet Sullivan, Nancy Finn, Mary Io Daly, Bar- bara Bredeken, Lois Woelkers, Marie Mor- an, Eleanor O'Brien, and Carol Sink - Stu- dent Day Planners. The leaders . . . the executive branch . . . planning plans that Work! The Student Court makes certain that justice is the yardstick ot Aquinas govern- ment. The legislature . . . working tor a Council of the students, by the students, and for the students. . . . MARGARET SULLIVAN Page 15

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.A cl g G 0lfUI1Q6!iAQ l ana! ,gainful a adferlaiece Time and work have brought forth their fruit toward the etching of a religious personality. The consummation ot a year's work is realized when the crown is placed on the brow of Our Lady. So, too is crowned the moments of fervent prayer in the tiny school chapel, the golden deeds of Aquinites to themselves and their fellowman, the long hours of study so well utilized, the arduous labor of the apostolate of teaching, so well done by our Sisters and so too is sealed the diamond bond of friendship that binds together so many ot the Aquinites, a friendship that is God-given. . . . DIANE SHEPHERD Page 14

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. And eruice ringfi MCA Rafal' A Sister Ann Terence pins the merit award medal on Iayne McGraw with her following of 25 . . . the medal symbolizes a job well done. What is lost can be found . . . as proved by Therese Baader return- ing the jacket she found to Carol Sink, Lost and Found Chairman. The library committee under the direction of Sister Francis Paul serves the school by their cour- teous help. Mary Io Daly and her willing helpers put up chairs for the vari- ous functions. Puge 15