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

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Qgooc! 300645 are eruev! ana! ugjofcf in goof! .ggi With a grace all their own the Hostesses serve meals at countless events. Their charm makes every one successful. The girls from the Menuette Club give a style to luncheon meals. Their daily service keeps Aquinas Well-fed. Nutrition and goodness in Aquinas food is the task of Mrs. E. Lonsdale, Mrs. N. Nolan and Mrs. E. Rollf. Theirs is a labor of love. Every day the store is open and ready with its service. The girls behind the counters fill everybody's needs. . . . MARY ANN W1-:NzEL Page 35

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PLAY TIME . . . A bit ot the tropics in a northern setting as Roseanna Grace shows her beach attire lor the lake breezes. Admiring. Doris Dunmore dreams of the August heat wave. Both ensembles were made in the Sewing Classes. GARDEN TIME . , . Planting seeds and hoeing the soil requires the right dress, too. Showing how in blouses and skirts oi their own making are Baby Wall and Rita in a sister combination, and Patricia Connell, Marie Dunn and Celeste Mager in their summer best. MATCHING TIME . . . Which one is the Toni? Neither, as Mary Lou Page 34 McNulty will never reach that Sugrue height, even though their blouses made in clothing class were identical. LEARNING TIME . . . Clothing classes closed shop and took to the Fair to see how Indian Squaws prepared the wool for weaving on primi- time looms. FINALE TIME . . . And so the Aquinas Style Show closed with the happy ending: Like the valiant woman oi the Epistle, You have seen that many daughters have gathered together riches. Give them the fruit ol their hands. Let their works praise them!

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jhwe QZQHL .fdquiniferi mnf fo ffm WarLef These little Aquinites, Rosemarie Doyle, Marilyn Dixon, Pat Connell and Marie Dunn are eager to learn all the secret t b ' s o uymg on a budget. Their instructor is the Assistant Manager ol the High-Low Food Store. Dorothy Shaeffer a vitamin oonscious A u' 't , - q ini e, wisely selects her groceries lor the whole week at the large National Food Store. Shopping at the High-Low, Marion McCabe, Dorothy Shaelfer, and Dolores Wagner look longingl at a t h y por er ouse steak, that will probably never grace their shopping bag.