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

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.fdncl .Speech doomed J ing. Debating, challenging - Aquinas debaters find, fills them with knowledge, truth and an ability to defend. Circled before the Great Master of Aquin, Symposium contest- ants proudly smile at their Win- ner, Alicia McGill. gmlaofiium, lbegafe And the common people hear her as one who has authority. And so it will be in the future years, as the Aquinites of today become the leaders of to- morrow. Through her participation in these various speech activities, she has prepared herself for the tomorrow. , , , HELEN GALLAGHER Page Z7 :S

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