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

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of gcomed MLW jA.r0ug M igioow raining Attentive are the faces as they listen to Sister Rose F ran- cis, O.P. as she unfolds The Greatest Story Ever Told. A Religion Class today, and tomorrow a difficult lite solu- tion is solved as a result of it. Lucky Aquinites are counseled on marriage problems by eight diocesan priest experts. None is so esteemed as Father Barron, who contributes each year his discourse on Why marry a non-Catholic? . .. BARRY Tnsnnss Nsssnsn Paqe30