Aquinas High School - Aquinian Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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Our thanks the Faculty As we embark on the final stage of our high school career we will take with us many fond memories of these never- to-be-forgotten four years. One of the foremost is the memory of the Sisters, Brothers, and lay teachers who have so diligently devoted themselves to make us better Chris- tians and better Americans. Through their continual guid- ance and leadership, we are now more able to face the future which lies ahead. Brother Claude expounds on the theory of Macbeth to senior class. an alert BROTHER CLAUDE, F.M.S. Principal of the Boys Division

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In gratitude o o o To our beloved moderator, Father Ralph E. Seikel, who through his knowing guidance and faithful friendship has endeared himself to all of us at Aquinas. To the seniors of 1960, Father Seikel has pro- vided many fond memories that will make this phase of our high school days a joy to look back upon. Many lessons we have learned from this man of God who through his shining example has set us straight on the path to our heavenly goal so that we may not falter on our way. For the entire student body of Aquinas, Father Seikel embodies the spirit which urges us on in academic progress, extra-curricular activities but foremost in our spiritual growth and development.

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Sister Marie Celine, C.S.J. Sister Mary John, C.S.J. Sister Victoria Marie, C.S.J. Sister Carmelita, C.S.J. Sister Marie Celine surveys work of student in Typing class. Sister Mary Bernard assists junior biology class as they prepare to disect a frog.