Aquinas High School - Aquinian Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

Presented By The Senior Class of Augusta, Georgia THE WORLD OF 2 AQUINAS FOREWORD As we entered the doors of Aquinas, we began the first of four years in a new and dif- ferent world—a world of varied responsibilities and activities; a world which has prepared us in every way: spiritually, mentally, and physically for the adult world into which we shall now set forth. Aquinas has been to us the stepping stone up to the big, wide, wonderful world we live in. IT’S A BIG WIDE WONDERFUL WORLD TO LIVE IN CONTENTS 3 Student Life 4 Dedication 7 Administration 8 Faculty 10 Seniors 13 Underclassmen 31 Sports 47 Organizations 63 Features 77 Advertising 88 Students head for dividing line as 8:50 bell rings. AROUND Senior boys type diligently. THE WORLD Juniors browse over required novels in English class. _______I 4 Physical Ed Students enjoy new gym. SIX HOURS Freshmen girls attempt to learn elements of Algebra. 5 Senior boys relax during homeroom period. Seniors explore the world of Chemistry. 3:15- HOMEWARD BOUND! 6 Recess proves to he favorite time of day. Father Seikel instructs seniors in Religion Class. DEDICATION DEDICATION We, the seniors of Aquinas High School, with our deep- est respect and love, dedicate the 1963 Aquinian to His Holiness, Pope John XX111. As Vicar of Christ on earth, our Holy Father plays a vital part in our lives. His outstand- ing Christ-like love towards all peoples has won him world- wide respect and admiration. During the fall of this past year, Pope John XX111, con- cerned with the problems of the Church, convened the Second Vatican Council. The immediate aim of the Council is the renewal of the Church; the long-range aim is the reunion of Christendom. As active members in the Mystical Body of Christ, we pray with His Holiness for the success of this Council: O Holy Spirit, renew Thy wonders in this our day, as by a new Pentecost. Grant to Thy Church that, being of one mind and steadfast in prayer with Mary, the Mother of Jesus, and following the lead of blessed Peter, it may advance the reign of truth and justice, the reign of love and peace. ADMINISTRATION THOSE WHO OUR Most Rev. Thomas J. McDonough, D.D., J.C.D., Bishop of Savannah Reverend John Cuddy, Superintendent of Schools Right Rev. Msgr. Daniel J. Bourke, President 8 ind FACULTY .eep ... ,VORLD IN ORDER Revrercnd Ralph E. Scikel, Moderator, Religion Brother Alphonse Justin, F.M.S., Principal of Boys’ Division, Sister Mary James, C.S.J., Principal of Girls’ Division, Trigonometry, Geometry Religion, Geometry 9 Brother Anthony Bernard, F.M.S. Chemistry, Physics, Geometry, Religion THOSE WHO Sister Alary Bernard, C.S.J. Algebra, Biology, Reading Sister Rita Catherine, C.S.J. Religion, Latin, French TEACH US IN OUR WORLD Sister Alary Raymond, C.S.J. Religion, English Sister Victoria Marie, C.S.J. Religion, Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, T rigonometry Sister Anne Richard, C.S.J. Religion, History, Typing, Choral 11 Mr. Dennis Leonard History, Physical Education, Football Coach. . . . HOW Mr. Robert Stewart English, Algebra, General Math, Typing. Basketball Coach. Mrs. J. J. O'Connell English, History, Sociology Mrs. Timothy Kearns Xational Problems. Biology, Math, Physical Education Mrs. Henry Holmes Secretary 12 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidents..........................................MARION POWELL FRANK SIMMONS Vice-Presidents......................................SUZANNE LAW RENCE CHIP SPEARS Treasurers...............................................NANCY ROBERTS HOW ARD ELLIOTT Secretaries. 14 ELIZABETH WHILDEN FRANK SHEEHAN JACK OTIS ANDERSON Sodality 3; Intramurals 1-3. SUSAN JEANENE AMICK Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Annual Staff 4, Ad- vertising Editor; Gray Ladies 3; Intramurals 1, 2; N.C.C.W. Essay Contest Winner 2. SENIORS! THE TOP OF THE WORLD LEWIS NAPOLEON BLACKSTONE Sodality 1-4; Intramurals 1-3. PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1,2; Gray Ladies 3; Homecoming Candidate 2; Basketball 2; Swimming 1. 15 JOSEPH LOYD CARTER Sodality 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Circulation Mgr.; Class Of- ficer 1-3, President 1, 3, Treasurer 2; SAC 4, President; School Bus Driver 2-4; Intramurals 1-3. KATHERINE WOODS CAMPBELL Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Student Librarian 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1, 3, 4; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1-4; Homecoming Candidate 2, 4; White’s Fashion Board 4. ROBERT WATSON COKER SAC 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3; Intramurals 1-3; Honor Roll Student 1, 4. ROSE MARIE CASELLA Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 4, Circula- tion Mgr., Typist; Student Librarian 4; Basketball 2, 3; Intramurals 1. KATHLEEN CANDACE CURRY Sodality 4; Glee Club 1; Newspaper Staff 1, 3, News Edi- tor 1; Student Librarian 1; Future Teachers of America 3; Pep Club 2, 3; SAC 4; Girls Athletic Association 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2; Science Fair Award 1. EDWARD EARL CUYLER, III Football 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1-3: Associated Press—All State—Honorable Mention 4; Most Valuable Player of the Year from the Elks 4. JOHN DALE DICKENS Band 1; Football 3, 4; Intramurals 1-3; Track 1. ALFRED JOHN COLE Sodality 1, 2; Basketball 1. TRACY DEE EVANS Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Annual Staff, Business Man- ager 4; Gray Ladies 3, 4; Basketball 2-4, Captain 4; Intra- murals 1, 2; White’s Seventeen Fashion Board 4; Home- coming Candidate 2-4; Candidate for Senior Sweetheart 4. DAVID CHARLES EGAN Sodality 1-4; Annual Staff, Advertising Manager 4: Bas- ketball 1-3; Swimming 1-4; Intramurals 1-3; Honor Roll 1, 3. HAZEL LOLA FORSMARK Sodality 3, 4; Glee Club 1-3; Annual Staff, Circulation Manager 4; Gray Ladies 3; Basketball 1; Swimming 2, Intramurals 1, 2. . . . TOOK COLLEGE BOARDS HOWARD ROCK ELLIOTT, III Class Officer 2, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 4; SAC 4; Foot- ball 4; Intramurals 1-3. BARBARA JEAN FULMER Sodality 2-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 3, Typist; Annual Staff 4, Typist; Gray Ladies 3, 4; Sacristan 3; Basketball 1: Intramurals 1, 2. EDWARD BIRNIED FLORIE, JR. Intramurals 1-4; Honor Roll Student 2, 3. . . . AND RECEIVED THE RESULTS LAURA TOBIN GARY Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Gray Ladies 3, 4; Student Librarian 3; SAC 4; Basketball 2-4; Intramurals 1-4. WILLIAM GERALD JARRETT Sodality 1, 2. Vice-Prefect 2; Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Honorable Mention for C.S.R.A.; “Player of x Week”; Honorable Mention for American Press All State Team; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1-3. . TOOK SENIOR PICTURES LINDA EILEEN GLOWACKI Sodality 3, 4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 2-4, Typist; Class Officer, Treasurer 3; Student Librarian 2, 3; Basket- ball Manager 3; Swimming 2-4; Sixth Place Georgia State Swimming Meet for 200 yd. free style; Civil Defense Club; Intramurals 1, 2. LUTHER HERRING Sodality 1-3; Intramurals 1-3. BARBARA SHANNON HARDY Glee Club 1-4; Gray Ladies 3; Class Officer 1, 2, Preisdent 1, Treasurer 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; SAC 4; Intramurals 1. MICHAEL CYRIL KENNEDY Football 4; Intramurals 1-3. . . AND THOUGHT WE LOOKED GREAT DAVID MICHAEL LEONARD Sodality 1-3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4, Manager 4; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1-3. CARL JOSEPH LOCKWOOD Sodality 1, 2; Class Officer 1, Treasurer; Football 4; Bas- ketball 1; Intramurals 1-3; SAC 4. 21 MARY IRENE HERMAN Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Feature- Page Co-editor 3; Annual Staff 4, Editor; Gray Ladies 3; Class Officer 3, Vice-President; SAC 4; Basketball 2; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1; Certificate of Merit from University of Georgia 3; White’s Seventeen Fashion Board 4; Mardi Gras Queen 4. JUDITH ANN KIRSCH Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 4, Typist; Gray Ladies 3; Basketball 2, 3; Intramurals 1. TIMOTHY JAMES MORRIS Red Cross Hospital Aid Program 4; Intramurals 1, 2. WILLIAM EARL MOSS Sodality 1-3; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager; Swimming 2-4; Diving Team 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3. ft V JOHANNA CHRISTIAN KEIP Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-4, President 4; Gray Ladies 3; SAC 4; Basketball 3; Intramurals 1; Homecoming Candi- date 3, 4. SUZANNE ISABEL LAWRENCE Sodality 1-4, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1-3, President 2; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Make-Up Editor; Gray Ladies 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, 4, President 3; SAC 4. Vice-President; Poster Club 4, Chair- man; Basketball 3; Tennis 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2; Intra- murals 1; Homecoming Candidate 4, Second Runner Up; White’s Seventeen Fashion Board 4; Sodality Representa- tive of S.S.C.A. 2. JOHN CAPLER MULCAY Sodality 1-3, Secretary 2; Football 1-3; Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. HARRY STEPHEN NEAL Glee Club 1; Football 1-3; Second Team All-Area 3; Bas- ketball 1-3, Manager 4; Intramurals 1-3; Softball 1-3. AND SCHOOL DANCES CHERYL ANN LEWIS Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 1-4, Make- Up Dept. 2, First Page Co-editor 3, Editor 4; Gray Ladies 3; Basketball 1; Tennis 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 3. JOSEPH DENIS OETJEN Intramurals 1-3. . . . WERE ELATED OVER OUR RINGS PHILIP JOSEPH RHODES Sodality 3; Class Officer 1, Vice-President; Basketball 1-3; Intramurals 1-3. ROBERT RUDOLPH POOLE Sodality 1; Glee Club 1; Football 1-3; Second Team All- Area 3; Softball 1-3; Basketball 1-3. 24 PATRICIA ANNE LUCKY Sodality 1-4, Vice-Prefect 4; National Honor Society 4, Treasurer; Glee Club 1-3; Gray Ladies 3, 4. HELGA MORRIS Glee Club 1-3; Sacristan 4; Choral 1; Intramurals 1; Mis- sion Treasurer 3, 4. AND ANNUALS SYLVESTER ANTON SCHMALTZ Sodality 1-4, Vice-Prefect 1; Newspaper Staff 3, Front Page Co-Editor; Class Officer 1, Secretary; Intramurals 1-3; General Excellence Medal 1. JAMES CRAIG SEGARS Intramurals 1-3. 25 ALICE MAE MULHERIN Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 4, Typist; Gray Ladies 3; Intramurals 1; Certificate of Merit from University of Georgia 3; Certificate of Merit Summer Con- ference at Georgia. FRANCIS XAVIER SHEEHAN National Honor Society 4, President; Sodality 1-4, Prefect 1, 2; Class Officer 2-4, President 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; SAC 4, Treasurer; Football Manager 1-4; Basketball 1, 3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1-3; General Ex- cellence 2; Mardi Gras King 4. WE MEASURED FOR CAPS AND GOWNS FRANK EDWARD SIMMONS, JR. Class Officer 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Intra- murals 1-3. CHESTER WILSON SPEARS, JR. Sodality 1-4, Secretary 1; Class Officer 2-4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, 4; SAC 4; Football 1-3, Captain 4; Bas- ketball 1; Intramurals 1-3. 26 MARION REYNOLDS POWELL Glee Club 1-4; Newspaper Staff 2; Gray Ladies 3, 4; Sac- ristan 3, 4, Chairman 4; Class Officer 2, 4, Vice-President 2, President 4; SAC 4; Intramurals 1: Representative High School Red Cross Camp 2. CLAUDIA IRENE RINKER Sodality 2-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 3, Circula- tion Editor; Annual Staff 4, Typist; Student Librarian 3; SAC 4; Basketball 1-4; Swimming 2; Intramurals 1; So- dality Representative of S.S.C.A. 3; Homecoming Can- didate 4, First Runner-Up; Senior Sweetheart 4. AND ORDERED INVITATIONS DAVID CRAIG SPINKS Intramurals 2, 3; Honor Roll 3. EDWARD LEWIS STEENERSON Annual Staff 4, Lay-Out Editor; Gray Men 4; Intra- murals 1-3. 27 NANCY KATHLEEN ROBERTS National Honor Society 4, Secretary; Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Sports Page Co-Editor 3, Feature Page Co-Editor 4; Class Officer 1-4, Secretary 1-4; Sodality Representative for S.S.C.A. 2; Basketball 1, Man- ager 2, 3; Tennis 4; Intramurals 1,2; Homecoming Candi- date 3; General Excellence Medal 3; Certificate of Merit from the University of Georgia 3; Certificate of Merit Sum- mer Conference 3. JANET MARIE SALMON Sodality 1-4. Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1-3; Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4; SAC 4; Basketball 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Intra- murals 1; Homecoming Candidate 3, Homecoming Queen 4; Sodality Representative of S.S.C.A. 2. . TOOK FINAL EXAMS WILLIAM AUGUSTUS TROTTER Sodality 1-4; Annual Staff, Editor 4; SAC 4; Intramurals 1-3; Certificate of Merit Award 3. WILLIAM LAWRENCE TURLEY National Honor Society 4, Vice-President; Newspaper Staff 4, Sports Editor; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4, Captain 4; Tennis 4; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1-3; Track 1; Outstanding Achievement Award 3; Certificate of Merit Award 3. DOROTHY ELIZABETH WHILDEN Sodality 1-4, Prefect 4; Glee Club 1-4; Newspaper Staff 4, Typist; Gray Ladies 3; Class Officer 4, Treasurer; Cheerleader 3, 4; SAC 4, Secretary; Basketball Manager 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Sodality Representative to S.S.C.A. 3. ELIZABETH JO WHITE Glee Club 2; Perfect attendance award 2. . . . AND PASSED! THOMAS JOSEPH WERRICK Football 1, 4; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1-3. ROBERT EDWARD WILLS, JR. Football 1-3; Intramurals 1-3. 29 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES These seniors have achieved high goals in the world of Aquinas. They have excelled mentally, physically, and spiritually during the past four years. We, the seniors of Aquinas, recognizing their achievement have chosen them for these honors and offer them sincere congratula- tions. BEST STUDENTS Frankie Sheehan Nancy Roberts BEST ALL AROUND BEST ATHLETES Joe Carter Janet Salmon Jerry Jarrett Dee Evans JUNIORS 32 Tom Bailey president Bernard Dunstan vice president Ann Faughnan vice president Joe Mulhcrin secretary Beth Sheehan secretary Teddie Samulski treasurer Katherine Ann Garrcn treasurer Pamela Baker James Bcssman Sammy Caruso Raymond Cavanagh Bettye Cobb Diane Cone Andrew Corcoran Thomas Daly 33 Mike Dean Catherine Della-Guistina Mary Beth Egan Donald Emerson Donna Emerson Betty Farr Vcrnette Fleming Marie Gerardot fe.A Kathy Gibson Michael Gigandet Larry Goetz George Halpin James Harris Kathleen Hart Carol Haskell Paul Hastings 34 Lynn Jackson John Kelker Peggy Lavin Frank May Bill Mura Anne Joe Helen Kearns Michael Kearns Pat Kenney Bonnie Landis Ronald Lange Jack Long Eilish Maguire Jay Mannelly Brian McCarthy Georgia Moore Thomas Moore Joe Newsome Gil O’Brien Leo O’Brien 35 John Owen Edward Parker Jonathon Picciuolo Dolores Pinkerton Ricky Pinncll Louise Pollock Gene Riggin Angela Roberts Gale Seigler Joseph Slattery David Smith Barbara Stctz 36 SOPHOMORES 37 Michael Hinson, vice president Richard Dunstan, president Kathleen Dinkins, vice president Crane Garrcn, secretary Jim Faughnan, treasurer Charles Anderson Louise Bailey Tommy Bamford Evelyn Barrett Robert Bazemore Joseph Beck Dana Berini Dannie Bowles 38 Bernadette Bresnihan Sinton Cobb Jackie Coker Leanne Corda Richard Crabb Patricia Culpepper Corinne Curtis Marietta Cutrone Helen Daniel Harriss D’Antignac Barbara Dewey Julie Doughty Elisa Drake Margaret Durant David Duval Linda Elliott Judy Fender Scarlett Forster Karen Frisby Walter Garrett Albert Gary Sandra Graves Sandra Grealish Janis Haskell 39 Cassandra Hajduk William Hefferman Bcdelia Hixon Emil Hummel Rosemary Henk Audrey Hereberg Pat Johannsen Kathy Kaiser Margaret Mary Kearns Vicki Kennedy Frederick King Michael Kirkcy Carole Kirschenhcitcr Yvonne Ledbetter Jean Locke Grace Lully Bob Lyons Maureen Maguire Helga Miller Connie Miller Jeannette Newton Pat Odum Roberta Short Peggy Slattery Charles Taylor Wyman Usry Nancy Whaley Kathleen Wheelin Frank Wills Rose Marie W'asilewski James Milton Janet Mulherin Erika Peel Joe Schmitz Mike Stuckart Thomas Tantillo Michael Vann John Welsh Maureen Wheelin Valeria Wilby James Young 41 Richard Stearns, president Mary Lynn Hummel, president Charles Zerzan, vice president Karen Brittingham, vice president Barrett Trotter, secretary Teresa Heffernan, secretary Patrick Kirkey, treasurer Maria Picciuolo, treasurer Ricky Bohannan Kathy Brinker Jencie Casella Sheila Cashin Eddie Castro Charlotte Cawley 43 Anne Chafee Mary Coleman Patricia Conlon Martha Connors Robert Cope Elisabeth Cordes Lois Cordes Adele Daly Dottie Daly Tina Dear Tim Dineen Joseph Doyle Dorothy Dunstan Judy Emerson Mary Engelke Kathy Farr Nancy Fender David Fleming James Folk Joseph Fox Tommy Fulmer Deborah Garvin Maureen Goetz Derrick Gonzale7 Anne Gould Susan Haglcr Debbie Heffernan Jimmy Herman Ronnie Hodge Ed Holmes 'lniliV ■ % Jo Ann Hong Richard Horkman John Jacobs Bobby Jarrett John Kcip Helen Kclkcr John Kirsch Patricia Kitchens Nancy Lavin I.auric Loyal Edmund Lully Teresa Maguire Danny Maxkwalter Teresa Markwalter Harold McCallum Gcmmell McCormick John McCormick Patricia McGinnis Angela McHugh Pat McMahon Daniel McNamee Robert Middleton Billy Mulherin Donald Mulherin Cecilia Myhand Joe Neal JoAnn Newsome Maureen O’Brien Patsy O’Connell Carolyn O’Connor Phyllis Odum Brenda O’Neal David Peterson Lani Rathbun Thomas Rathbun Edward Ribock Frank Rox John Rucker Bruce Salter Gary Salter David Samulski Brenda Smith Suzanne Smith Robert Snider James Stetz Matt Stovall Billy Swidwa Ann Toomey John Turner Marjorie Van Horn Connie Vaughan Gayla Ward James Weathcrsbec William Welsh James Wiggins Howard Willis Patsy Willis Billy Wolfe James Zabler Charles Zerzan SPORTS First Row, left to right: E. Parker, G. Halpin, J. Newsome, D. Leonard, R. Dunstan, E. Samulski, J. Mulherin, C. Lockwood, M. Gigandct, E. Hummel, M. Kearns. Second Row, left to right: C. Anderson. J. Schmitz. J. Young, T. Bailey, J. O’Connell, R. Pinnell, J. Walker, D. Dickens, H. Elliott, J. Milton, P. Johannson. Third Row, left to right: R. Stearns, J. Mannelly, L. Turley. T. Werrick, J. Harris, R. Corcoran, B. Henry, E. Cuyler, C. Spears, J. Jarrett, M. Kirkey, F. Sheehan. Fourth Row, left to right: J. Herman, J Neal. H. Willis, T. Rathburn, B. Mulherin, B. Jarrett, P. McMahon, J. Kirsch, P. Kirkey, T. Tantillo, D. Samulski, Mr. Leonard. 48 1962 SEASON Shamrocks Have “ROCKY” Season Coach Denny Leonard expressed satisfaction with the 1962 football season despite the failures which the Shamrocks encoun- tered. The Shamrocks started the ?62 season with practically all in- experienced players. There were only 4 returning ’61 starters. Injuries were very detrimental to the success of the Irish squad. Quarterback Joe Mulherin and linebacker Tom Bailey were re- moved early in the season, due to knee impairments. Although the Shamrocks had a rough season as far as the won- lost record was concerned, they were given a chance for the Region Championship when they defeated Butler. Head Coach Mr. Denny Leonard FIGHTIN’ Assistant Coach Mr. Howard Willis IRISH Chippy “Chief’ Spears, Captain, quar- terback. SENIOR PLAYERS KEEP Larry Turley, end Jerry Jarrctt, co-captain, fullback Carl Lockwood, halfback UP THE IRISH SPIRIT David Leonard, end VS ALMOST! SCORES Aquinas—0 Aquinas—13 Aquinas—7 Aquinas—0 Aquinas—0 LBC—21 Glynn—14 North Augusta—18 Benedictine—19 Groves—6 Kirkey gains five. 1962 Aquinas—0 Aquinas—0 Aquinas—7 Aquinas—0 Jenkins—32 Savannah—28 Butler—0 ARC—18 Line holds against L.B.C. Turley hauls one in. 52 Lockwood breaks away from Glynn tackier. CHEER LEADERS Elizabeth Whilden PORTRAY Janet Salmon, captain Shannon Hardy SCHOOL SPIRIT NEW COACH, NEW GYM, GIVE TEAM NEW LOOK The Shamrocks basketball season has been a full one under their new coach, Mr. Robert Stewart. Mr. Stewart came to a rather inexperienced team with only two real veterans, Larry Turley and Mike Kirkey. The Shamrocks were not only young in experience but also young in age. The 11 man club had only three seniors, two juniors, five sophomores, and one freshman. The seven stalwarts that held up the varsity squad were: Turley, Kirkey, Ribock, Johannson, Coker, Sheehan, and Mannelly. All these boys showed great ability and application during all games and won or lost in the true spirit of sports- manship. The Irish Varsity was either extremely good or extremely bad. Never was there a Happy Medium. With eight of the 11 varsity boys returning and the addition of three B-Varsity players, the Shamrocks will look for many victories in the coming ’63-’64 season. A VARSITY Mr. Stewart, coach, gives last minute instructions to co-captain Frankie Sheehan before a big game. DOWN THE COURT FOR IRISH GLORY! Ed Ribock—Freshman Jimmy Young—Soph. Mike Kirkey-—Soph. Pat Kenney—Junior Pat JohamiMMi Soph. Jay Mannelly—Junior Bob Coker—Senior Charlie Taylor Soph. Get the rebound! GET THAT BALL!! Mr. Stewart reviews last quarter at time out. The strain of a hard game shows on the face of center, Larry Turley. BOYS’ B TEAM Bottom Row left to right: Robert Middleton, Pat Kirkey. Sinton Cobb, Ed Holmes. Second Row left to right: Albert Gary, Eddie Castro, Emile Hummel, Howard Willis. Third Row left to right: Mr. Howard Willis, Coach, Tommy Bamford, Joe Schmitz, Billy Wolfe, Dan McNamee. Mike Kirkey goes up for 2! Jay Mannclly has the ball as Pat Johannsen, 24, comes to help. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAMS Varsity, seated, left to right: Janet Mulherin, Helen Daniel, Jackie Coker, Helen Kearns, Diane Hughes, Kathy Hummell, Dee Evans, Joyce Neeley, Claudia Rinkcr. Standing: Kathy Gibson, manager: Mary O’Dowd, Laura Gary, Kay Campbell. Maureen Maguire, Mr. Howard Willis, coach; Angie Roberts, Ann Faughnan, Carole Haskell, Diane Cone, Janet Salmon, Betty Farr, manager. The girls’ A Varsity basketball team started off the year at a good pace, winning its first three games. Although there were only a few wins after that, there were some exciting and close games. Since there were only five seniors on the team, experience will be the keynote next year, and everyone is looking forward to a better season. Dec Evans, forward, captain. Janet Salmon, guard, co-captain. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Aquinas 25 Aquinas 28 St. Angela’s 13 Glynn 34 Aquinas 28 Aquinas 28 Harlem 26 Butler 30 Aquinas 30 Aquinas 26 St. Angela’s 27 Richmond 41 Aquinas 22 Aquinas 14 Thomson 31 Hepzibah 25 Aquinas 20 Aquinas 19 Hepzibah 31 Glynn 29 Aquinas 27 Aquinas 31 North Augusta 26 St. Vincent’s 39 Aquinas 20 Aquinas 20 North Augusta 27 Butler 26 Aquinas 32 Aquinas 10 Harlem 22 Richmond 26 Aquinas 32 Aquinas 27 Denmark 31 Thompson 35 Aquinas 35 St. Vincent’s 45 57 Kay Campbell, forward Laura Gary, guard Top Scorer, Dee Evans, makes foul shot good. Claudia Rinker, forward SHAMROCKETTES Who’s winning, Mr. Willis? IN ACTION Helen Daniel goes up for jump. Carole Haskell brings the ball up the court. Kay Campbell goes for the rebound. “B” Team left to right, bottom row: Patsy Willis, Jencic Casella, Mary Lynn Hummel, Jo Anne Newsome, Patncia McGinnis. Second row: Corrine Curtis, mgr.: Karen Britting- ham Louise Bailey, Janis Haskell, Patricia Conlon. Third Row: Nancy Whaley, mgr.; Elizabeth Cordes. Suzanne Smith, Claire Arthur, Dorothy Dunstan. Fourth row: Sarah Jo Roberts, coach; Katherine Brinker, Lani Rathbun, Lynda Lawrence, Connie Vaughan. 59 AQUINAS SWIMMERS QUALIFY FOR STATE FINALS The 1962 Georgia State High School Swimming and Diving Championships Meet saw 10 Aquinas swimmers and 1 diver compete with 300 entries from 19 schools. Nine A.H.S. entries qualified for the finals. The Boys’ Freestyle Relay and the Girls’ Medley Relay finished in sixth place. The distaff side won a fifth place in the 200 yard Individual Medley. David Egan and Billy Moss take a break during swimming practice. Swimmers take their mark for backstroke. Left to right: Lois Cordes, Mary Lynn Hummel, Linda Glowacki, Cheryl Lewis, Karen Brittingham, Helen Kclker, Kathy Hummell. NEW TENNIS TEAM TAKES OVER The entire tennis team was wiped out by graduation. This year many more girls are interested, and the future tennis team looks hopeful. In 1961 both Singles and Doubles teams went to the State Tournament. The Singles made it to semi-finals. In 1962 the Singles team represented Aquinas at the State Tournament. This spring both Singles and the Doubles team will play in the region 2AAA Tournament. If they place first or second, they will qualify for the State. Girls’ Double Team, left to right: Theresa Hcffernan, Karen Britting- ham. Mary Lynn Hummel, Nancy Roberts. Tennis Candidates for future teams, left to right: Patsy Willis, Maureen O'Brien, Mary Louise En- gelke, Maureen Goetz, Ricky Bohannan, Helen Anderson, Debbie Heffernan, Jackie Coker. Top row left to right: Sheila Cashin, Mary Coleman, Karen Frisby. Patsy O’Connell, Helen Daniel, Janet Mulherin, Ann Gould, Nancy Lavin. 1963 Golf Team, left to right: Michael Kearns, Joe Mulherin, Tom Bailey, Charles Taylor. 1962 LINKSMEN RETAIN REGION 2AAA CHAMPIONSHIP For the third consecutive year, the Aquinas golf team outswung Region 2AAA rivals and went on to the State tournament where it tied for third place. With this fine standard to follow, the 1963 golfers are spurred on to keep this winning record. Graduation took only one member of the team. The 1963 team is made up of experienced players, all of whom saw action during last spring. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Patricia Lucky The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize and encourage good scholarship among the students at Aquinas. Its members strive by diligent application in the arts and sciences to maintain their names on the semester honor roll during their four years of high school. Frank Sheehan Mae Mulherin 64 Larry Turley Nancy Roberts SAC Officers, left to right: Elizabeth Whilden, secretary; Joseph Carter, president: Suzanne Lawrence, vice-president; Frank Sheehan, treasurer; review plans of the last meetings. The members of SAC assemble for a picture. STUDENT ACTIVITY COMMITTEE SAC has as its main objective the building of leadership in its members by providing the opportunity to en- gage in various activities of the school. It is to lead the student body towards those ideals for which a school exists. Those activities which increase school spirit, good understanding between the faculty and student body and good social relationship between the students, are to be encouraged. Members, there- fore, are to maintain a high standard of conduct, be in the upper part of their class and participali! in the func- tions of the committee. Various activities that SAC sponsors and for which the members are to en- gage or support: dances, rallies, assem- blies, promotion activities, decorative displays, ushering at affairs of the school; in a word, all those activities that would make the school attractive and alive. The immediate members of SAC consists of approximately 5 members of each class. They arc to lead and direct their classmates to participate in the activities of SAC and inspire their com- panions with a love of the school and its ideals. SAC has accom- plished so far: a) bet- ter cheering and sup- port of the teams b) a poster club c) Christ- mas assembly d) In- tra-murals program e) can food drive for the Sisters of the Poor f) more interest in Aqui- nas g) more concern about improvements. SAC members discuss school spirit at one of their many meetings. Top to bottom: Johanna Keip, president; Anne Faughnan, vice president; Lynda Lawrence, sec- retary; Karen Brittingham, treasurer. GLEE CLUB The Girls’ Glee Club, composed of eighty members selected by pre-school try-outs, meets on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of each week and is a credit course. The Glee Club performs frequently throughout the year at both school and civic functions. Highlighting its performances is the Christ- mas Carol Program, presented this year for the Aquinas P. I O. and over WJBF-TV, and the annual Spring Concert given at Bell Auditorium Music Hall. Left to right: Angie Roberts. Jean Locke, pianists; Sister Anne Richard, Glee Club and Choir Director; and Beth Sheehan, pianist. GIRLS’ CHOIR The Girls Choir of Aquinas is made up of thirty select members of the Aquinas Glee Club. The Choir meets on Tuesday and Thursday of each week and gives additional credit to the members who study and sing the finest in Church music. Gregorian Chant, polyphony, and modem religious music— all are represented in the frequent performances of the Choir, which include caroling at local hospitals, singing the High Mass on Saint Patrick s Day, and providing music for Class Night and Graduation Exercises. 7 op to bottom : Mary Beth Egan, president : Anne Joe, vice-president; Janet Mulherin, secretary: r.h abeth Cordes, treasurer. Angie Roberts, organist. 67 SACRISTANS Six sacristans are chosen from the junior and senior girls. These girls under the supervision of Sister Mary James learn how to prepare the altar for Mass and Benediction. It is their privilege to keep the sanctuary and the sacristy clean, as well as take care of the altar linens. Left to right: Sister Mary James. Helga Morris, Marion Powell. Left to right: Lynn Jackson, Ann Faughnan, Bettyc Cobb, Bonnie Landis. Left to right: Bonnie Landis. Lynn Jack- son, Marion Powell, Calc Sciglcr, Helga Morris, Ann Faughnan. THE AQUINAS BANNER The Aquinas Banner is published five times a year under the guidance of Brother Richard Aloysius, fa- culty advisor. It is the purpose of the Banner to inform the students and teachers of Aquinas. The important events, activities, and highlights which constitute the life of every Aquinas student is the subject matter of the timely periodical. Newspaper Matt, left to right Patsy OBryne, make-up co-cditor; Brother Richard Aloysius, faculty advisor; Cheryl Lewis, editor; Brian McCarthy, make-up co-editor. Page Editors discuss layouts, left to right: Mary O Dowd. Larry Turley, sports page co-editors; Nancy Roberts, Jonathan Pic- ciuolo, feature page co-editors; Beth Shee- han, Jack Long, front page co-editors. Staff writers and typists, left to right: Mae Mul- herin, Linda Glovvacki, Ann Faughnan, Mike Dean, Elizabeth Whilden, Rose Marie Casella. Kathy Hummel, Judy Kirsch, Katherine Ann Garren, Lynn Jackson, Mary Beth Egan. THE AQUINIAN The main purpose of the Aquinian is to preserve memories of names, faces, and cherished moments in our high school years which we shall never forget. Typists, Claudia Rinker and Barbara Fulmer finish typing bills. Editors, Bill Trotter and Maureen Herman give Annual final check before sending to publisher. Last year’s Aquinian, under the guidance of Sister Mary Raymond, won first honors in the National Catholic Press Association and second honors in the Scholastic Press Association. Make-Up Editors, Suzanne Lawrence and Edward Steenerson make plans for the layout. The Senior Class of 1963 takes pleasure in pre- senting this annual to our faculty, students, and friends and hope that it will bring enjoyment and satisfaction to all who read it. 70 Business Managers, Dee Evans and Billy Moss count money collected from ads. Circulation Managers, Hazel Forsmark and Joe Carter fill out subscriptions. Advertising Managers, David Egan and Susan Amick plan the ad pages. Faculty Advisor, Sister Mary Raymond approves design done by artist, Suzanne Lawrence. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Carol Kirschcnheiter, Mary Francis Jacobs. The officers of the Aquinas Library Club for 1962-63 are as follows: President Patsy O’Byrne Vice-President Helen Kearns Secretary Rose Marie Casella T reasurer Gale Sciglcr Nancy Whaley. Helen Kearns. Diane Hughes. Brother Robert, Librarian; Patsy O’Brync, Rosemarie Casella, Kathy Gibson. About ten other members assist these officers in the various activities connected with the library. Among these duties are the following: checking books in and out, processing new books and repairing damaged books, keeping the card catalog up to date, arranging the books in their proper order on the shelves, and seeing to the proper arrangement of the magazines and other publica- tions received by the library. Besides this work, the members of the staff became familiar with the various reference books in the library, and each member specializes in one particular field of knowledge in order to be of assistance to students and teachers alike in their search for information on particu- lar subjects. Consistently faithful members of the Li- brary Club wear distinctive pins for their services. 72 Margaret Mary Kearns, Helen Daniel. Pat Odum, Diane Cone, Gale Scigler. Sodality Officers, left to right: Elizabeth Whildcn, prefect: Patsy Lucky, vice- prefect; Anne Joe, secretary; Iconise Bailey, treasurer. Freshman Cathy Brinker is received into the Sodality with thirty other members of the Freshman class. GIRLS’ SODALITY Father Roque distributes Holy Com- munion on day of recollection. Sister Victoria Marie, moderator, and sodalists enjoy of recollection. Hie Sodality of Aquinas is a spiritual organization which was estab- lished in 1958. It is affiliated with the Central Sodality. The girls’ sodality sponsors a day of recollection and a Mother and Daughter breakfast. Delegates are sent to the Summer School of Catholic Action in Hendersonville, N.C. every summer. Father Francis Roque, Chaplain at Fort Gordon, gives day of recol- lection. Bailey, prefect; Leo O'Brian, secretary; Eddie Parker, vice-prefect; Barney Dun- stan, treasurer. The Boys Sodality of Aquinas has many high ideals and goals. Members are striving to be active in Church functions and show a personal devotion to Mar f, the Mother of God. In order to attain these goals, one has to train himself mentally, spiritually, and physically to act in a Christian way. In December members of the sodality made a three-day retreat at the Trappist Monastery in Conyers, Georgia. Sodality members make retreat at Trappist monastery in Conyers. Trappist monastery, Conyers, Georgia. Sodality Members, seated left to right: Jonathan Picciuolo, George Halpin, Thomas Tantillo, John Kelker, Michael Gigandet, Michael Dean, Hulen Mark- waiter. Standing, left to right: Brian McCarthy, Leo O'Brien, Edward Parker, Richard Dunstan. Jack Long, Thomas Bailey, Bernard Dunstan, Joseph Walker, Paul Stuckart, William Garren. Grey Ladies, Patricia Lucky, Barbara Fulmer, and Marion Powell, work in pediatrics. Laura Gary, Suzanne Lawrence, Dee Evans, and Bill Mura deliver dinner trays. RED CROSS ORGANIZATIONS • Serving as members of the Red Cross Unit of Aquinas are the Grey Ladies, the Hospital Aides, and the Staff Aides. These generous volunteers give their time and services to assist the hospitals in the city. By performing many small tasks for the patients, they relieve the nurses for their more important duties. They work joyfully for no other recompense than the satisfac- tion of knowing that they have brought help and happiness to others. Faughnan, Bonnie Landis, Karen Hodge, Dolores Pinkerton, Katherine Anne Garren. Kay White Kathy cfbson Anne ‘lor Slattery, Jonathan Picciuolo, Timothy Morris. Brian McCarthy. oieencrson, BUI Mura, Joe Medical Aides, Katherine Anne Garren, Brian McCarthy, and Lynn Jackson, help in recovery room. Jonathan Picciuolo and Ann Faughnan work in the pharmacy. The Red Cross Hospital Staff Aides. Bottom row, left to right: Gloria Russo. Barbara Dewey, Bcdclia Hixon, Patricia Odum, Jackie Coker, Bernadette Bresnihan. Second row: Dana Bcrini, Evilyne Barrett. Sandra Grcalish, Jean Locke, Janis Haskell, Kathleen Kaiser. Top row: Erika Peel, Catherine McGinnis, Rosemary Henk. Jeannette Newton, Hclga Miller, Patricia Culpepper, Cassandra Hajduk. Volunteers Help Sister Rita Cath- erine Make Menu Covers. Left to right: Leanne Corda, Patricia Mc- Carthy, Carol Kirschenheiter, Grace Lully, Laurie Loyal, Theresa Mark- waiter, Maria Picciuolo, Cecilia My- hand, Patricia Kitchens, and Maureen Maguire. iMUAvnn WMi ■MU NEW GYM IS COMPLETED, On September 30, 1962, the long awaited Aquinas gym was completed. His Excellency, Bishop Thomas J. McDonough, dedi- cated the gym and spoke to a large audience of Aquinas stu- dents and friends. His Excellency, Bishop Thomas J. McDonough, blesses gym. 78 BLESSED AND USED Benefit of our gym to practice in, is shown in per- formance of the team. Bishop McDonough addresses crowd at Dedi- cation. Large crowd of students and parents listens intently to Bishop's speech. New gym gives added spirit and enthusiasm to students as they cheer team on to victory. 79 Homecoming candidates with their escorts, left to right: David Leonard and Kay Campbell, Chippy Spears and Dee Evans, Howard Elliott and Lynn Jackson, Dale Dickens and Carole Haskell, Frankie Sheehan and Katherine Anne Garren. HOME Father Seikel crowns Janet Salmon 1962 Homecoming Queen. The queen and 2nd and 3rd place winners, Claudia Rinker and Suzanne Lawrence. Carl Lockwood and Johanna Keip, Ed Cuvier and Claudia Rinker. Jerry Jarrett and Janet Salmon, Tommy VVerrick and Suzanne Lawrence, Larry Turley and Elizabeth Whilden. COMING 1962 Escort Jerry Jarrell kisses the queen. Jerry Jarrett brings down a Jenkins Warrior. 81 THANKSGIVING DANCE The annual Thanksgiving Dance was sponsored by the cheerleaders. It was the first dance held in the new gym and was well attended. Music was furnished by the Tempests. Dancers take time out for refreshments. •X Cheerleaders and Father Seikel act as hostesses and host. Left to right: Shannon Hardy, Angie Roberts, Vemette Fleming, Father Seikel, Janet Salmon, Elizabeth Whilden, and Helen Kearns. 82 Photographer catches Maureen Herman and Jim Cook in a gay mood. SENIOR SWEETHEART DANCE The annual Senior Sweetheart Dance was held during the Christmas Holidays in the Solarium of the Augusta Garden Center. Three Senior girls were nominated by the Senior boys for the title of Sweetheart. The three nominated were Claudia Rinker, Janet Salmon, and Dee Evans. The dance was sponsored by the P.T.O., which did a wonderful job as always. Claudia Rinker was announced as Senior Sweetheart and presented with a sterling silver dish. Senior Sweetheart, Claudia Rinker and her escort Ed Cuyler. Bobby Wills pours punch for Judy Kirsch as Father Seikel, Angie Roberts, and Chippy Spears wait their turn. PEOPLE___ BOOSTERS CLUB P.T.O. Mr. Richard Bowles President of the Boosters' Club The Aquinas students express deep appreciation to the Boosters’ Club and the P.T.O. for the financial and moral sup- port given to the school. Mrs. Arthur Salmon President of the P.T.O. . . . AND EVENTS AT AQUINAS Cheryl Lewis wins Voice of Democracy Contest. Miss Joanne Martin speaks to Aquinas students on establishing the Young Christian Students Association. 1 i(W Laura Gary wins “Miss Home- maker of Tomorrow” Contest. Larry Turley proclaimed Star Student for having highest Col- lege Board and Scholastic record. Angie Roberts elected to repre- sent Aquinas at Chronicle-Herald Basketball Queens Contest. “5 more months and we “Now if I were running this school . . . . and our group had 10 per cent fewer cavities!'’ WHAT? Me Worry? But don't think that’s gonna break our heart! “Girls, do you feel rejected by society GUESS WHO? “Hey ya’ll, we found a great place to sleep!” Santa comes to the big “A” “Would you like our autographs too?” ii i dMii “Lover ple: come back. I told her tu ‘swutch Ooh, that smarts “I feel it’s a great honor. It’s not every day someone has a birthday!” ‘No. Sister says we can’t light up Mo-ther, please! “. . . and the seniors would like a new smoking lounge.” now SPONSORS We, the class of 1963, wish to express our sincere thanks to our patrons and advertisers who have given us financial support in this, the 1963 Aquinian. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Patsy Ansley James Ansley Francis E. Assenson Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Atkinson Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Bailey and Family Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Baker Mrs. W. B. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Barmen and Family B. F. Barnard Mrs. Alexander Barrett Mrs. J. C. Barrs Otis W. Belding Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Beilesfield and Family Mr. J. J. Bennett Mrs. Bconier Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Berini and Keith Frank Birak Kathy Blain Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Blain Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bohannon Bill Booker Col. Joe Bookhamer Ellen Bowles Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bowles and Family Johnny Bowles Man- Bowles Mrs. Nellie Bowles Ralph Bowles Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Bowles Ricky Bowles Mrs. James F. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brandow and Marybeth Bernadette Bresnihan Mr. and Mrs. John Bresnihan Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brittingham Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brittingham and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Brittingham Mr. John W. Burke, Jr. C. M. Burton Father Adam J. Bydlon Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Callahan Roger and Helen Camerota and Family Frank and Van Camerota and Family Sam and Mary Camerota and Family Mr. and Mis. Ray Campbell Clark Capers Mr. I arn- Carter Mrs. Mar)' H. Cashin Charles Chesser Frank Clement Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coker Keith and Colleen Red Stephen Connolly Sgt. and Mrs. Contreras and Family Dan Cook Mrs. Jack Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Corda Mrs. E. L. Cozart Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craig Mr. H. L. Crosby Mrs. J. C. Cullan Mr. and Mrs. James J. Culpepper, Jr. and Family Jim Culpepper III Mrs. Pat Curley, Sr. Col. and Mrs. Curry Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dear, Jr. Mrs. C. A. DeBeaugrine Dr. and Mrs. Victor E. Della-Guistina The Delpinos Major and Mrs. Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dinkins Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rodgers Dinkins Kathleen Louise Dinkins Joseph Willis Dinkins Mr. and Mrs. Philip Docurro and Family Major and Mrs. Robert E. Doeblin Mrs. Edwin J. Doir Doug and Dee Julie Doughty Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Doughty Mrs. Barney Dunstan Father Henry L. Durand Mrs. E. W. Durant Mr. and Mrs. Don Eades Man- Agnes Edwards Mrs. James H. Egan Father Thomas F. Egan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Egan Maj. and Mrs. H. R. Elliott and Family Donna Emerson Curt Enzbrenner Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Erbelding Mrs. J. Lee Ethercdge David (Rollo) Evans Buddy Faircloth Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Faughnan and Family Stephen Fennell Mrs. W. Findlay Mary Jo Fisher Mrs. Mary D. Fizzuta Mrs. Sara L. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Colon W. Folk Colon W. Folk, Jr. James C. Folk Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Forster Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Mickie Gallagher Mrs. Gerardot Mrs. A. B. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gigandet The Goetzs’ Lillie Mae Golphin Mrs. William Gould Mr. and Mrs. Don Grady Wade and Glenda Gray Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Grealish, Jr. and Family Pearl Greeson Vera Greeson Mrs. L. M. Grimes Miss Margaret Grogan Frank P. Hadge Mr. T. J. Hacala Mr. and Mrs. Hajduk and Cassandra Mack Halford Rita Ann Halpin Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Halpin and Family J. E. Hardy Pete Hardy Jay Hart St. Col. and Mrs. John J. Hart Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Haskell and Family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Heffernan Mr. W. J. Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Herman Clifford Herzberg Otis H. Hitt Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hixon and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hodge and Family Mr. and Mrs. R. Eugene Holley and Family Mrs. Henry Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Hong and Family Mrs. G. B. Huffman Mrs. J. H. Hughes Mrs. M. H. Hummel Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Hundo Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hurley Mrs. J. C. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson Miss Lynn Jackson S.F.C. and Mrs. A. E. Jacobs and Family Harry Jacobs Harvey Lee James lone Jenkins The Joe Family Mr. and Mrs. L. Fred Johnson P ggy Jones 88 SPONSORS (Corn’d) P. K. Jue Col. and Mrs. C. G. Kaiser and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Kearns Dennis J. Kearns, III Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kearns, Jr. Father James Kennedy Lynn Kennedy Mrs. A. V. Kirsch, Jr. Sandra Kiyfec Mrs. Ahavc H. Koonty Victor B. Landis Mrs. John J. Lavin M Sgt. John J. Lavin, Ret. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lavin Happy Lawrence Joseph L. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Ledbetter and Family SFC Georgia A. Ledford Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Lewis and Family Ella C. Lillis Loretta A. Lillis Mr. and Mrs. Locke and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Colon Locklear and Luther Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lucky E. L. Lully Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Maquire E. T. Marable Dick Markwalter Pius J. Masciocchi Pinky May Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Mayfield Mrs. I. B. Merry Ann Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Helga Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Milligan Lois Minor SP-5 Jack B. Minton Mrs. William M. Mitchell Mr. Moore Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Moore Father Moriarty Father Moricenity Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Morris and Family George J. Morris Lt. Col. and Mrs. James Morris Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mottel Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mulherin Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Mulherin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mulherin Miss Louise Mulherin Mr. and Mrs. F. Munden Lt. and Mrs. Whitney R. Munot Bill Mura Henry Mura, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murray Dara Mvhand Mr. F. F. McCarthy Mr. F. M. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. John J. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. John N. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. McLclIand F. McNiel Mr. and Mrs. Neeley and Family Col. and Mrs. Newton and Family Lt. Col. and Mrs. J. N. Niland Mr. Gilbert J. O'Brien, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. M. J. O’Brien and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. A. O'Byrne Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell and Family Mr. and Mrs. F. A. O’Connor Sterie Odum The Ray Odums Mary Alice Odum Miss Marcella O'Keebe Mr. Bill O'Dowd, Jr. Mr. W. M. O'Dowd Miss Bertha O’Keebe Mr. and Mrs. Denis J. O’Mahoney Mrs. Catherine Otwell Drew Owens Wallace II. Owings, Jr. Carl W. Patton Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Peacock, Jr. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Picciuolo and Family Ben Pierce, III Maj. J. W. Pinkerton Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton Dolores Pinkerton A. H. Von Plinsky J. C. Powell, Jr. Ed Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Pat Price Beverly Powell Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Peel and Erika L. Z. Pozier Father N. J. Quinlan Lloyd A. Rae Mr. and Mrs. Ribock and Family Claudia Rinker Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Roberts Sara Jo Roberts Mrs. Martin C. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Rice Libby Rivers Mr. Eugene D. Rouse Mrs. Eugene D. Rouse Frank E. Rouse Father Francis X. Roque Mrs. P. J. Russo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Salmon Sandra J. Salmon Gordon Salyers Mr. Robert Sanders Waymon Saxon Martha Saul Lib Schafer Sam Schafer Schultz Hill Mobile Homes Mrs. Ruth Schweers Mrs. R. H. Schuster Mrs. R. H. Schuster Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Sells Mr. and Mrs. Paul II. Sciglrr, Jr and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Seigler, III Christa Sexton Joan Shattuck The Cecil Shcaly’s Mr. and Mrs. Short Margaret Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sheehan Squirt Sheehan Danny Sheehan Frank Edward Simmons, Jr. Mrs. Simmons, Sheryl and Sharon Mr. J. A. Smith Frankie Smith Russell C. Snider Mr. and Mrs. Hector St. Germaine Mr. and Mrs. Spears Mrs. Stetz Mrs. George Sumerau Col. and Mrs. B. P. Smith and Family Mr. Karl H. Schmunk Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tarantine and Family Diane Tarantine Mr. and Mrs. Tinsley and Family Mrs. Frank Toomey Mrs. David Tyler James I. Ussery Nara Ussery Mary Usry Scott VanBuren Mr. and Mrs. Carlton H. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vaughan Dolores Violctte Dido and Vicky Mr. and Mrs. C. 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Where Your Dollar Goes Farther, Not Faster KAMO Congratulations and Best Wishes MANUFACTURING to Our Graduates COMPANY from Girls of the Class of '66 Compliments of Lily-Tulip Cup Corporation 94 PARENTS-TEACHERS ORGANIZATION AQUINAS HIGH SCHOOL TNEflRS: NATIONAL MAIN OFFICE : Two Entrances 823 BROAD STREET • 820 REYNOLDS STREET WALTON WAY OFFICE: 1602 WALTON WAY MILLEDGE ROAD OFFICE: 206 MILLEDGE ROAD Member F.D.I.C. Member Federal Reserve System AFFILIATED TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA Best Wishes From WALKER MOTOR CO. Sales and Service Phone PA 2-5371 Broad at 14th St. Augusta, Georgia Your Friendly Ford Dealer in Augusta Compliments H. L GREEN 807 Broad Street Good Health To All From REXALL H. S. Segars 1522 Walton Way ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The most in dry cleaning Three convenient locations to serve you: 7th and Ellis 2275 Broad Street 142 Whiskey Rd., Aiken, S. C. 96 J. w. 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DORIS JEWELERS Compliments of CLINT ALSTON MOTOR SALES I 2th and Telfair St. Augusta, Georgia Compliments of GREENES'. INC. DANIEL VILLAGE FLORIST 400 East Boundary Daniel Village Shopping Center Augusta, Georgia Augusta, Georgia Gene Gibson Phone RE 6-8463 Compliments of WALLACE OWINGS AND ASSOCIATES. INC. Suite c. 1108 Druid Park Ave. Augusta, Georgia P. O. Drawer 300 Phone 722-6469 - 722-6460 All forms of Insurance Best Wishes The cutest clothes in the County Compliments of The Citizens Southern National Bank Member FDIC 709 Broad St. 1448 Walton Way 639 Telfair St. Free Parking At All Locations 100 Compliments of PLATTS FUNERAL HOME Merry Brick The Symbol of Qualify For Those Who Require The Very Best Merry Brothers Brick Tile Co. Augusta, Georgia ELLIOTT GARBAGE DISPOSAL RE 3-0111 12 years in business and never missed a work day. You call. We haul. Doctor of all garbage. Give me your business and I will satisfy you. Compliments Of RIVERSIDE MILLS NOLAND CO. INC. 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Hitt Realty Co. 41 0 Eighth St. Augusta, Ga. Reeves Wrecker 24 hour Service Martinez, Ga. Phone 733-7791 Entertainment for the whole family 85 luxurious units Swimming pool Putting green Banquet Facilities Meeting Facilities Sales Display Facilities Holiday Lounge and Restaurant A fun place to go SILVERSTEINS GEORGIA IRON WORKS Cleaners Launderers One Stop Professional Service 605 - 12th Street Phone PA 4-1427 2568 Central Ave. RE 3-3685 Augusta, Ga. POUND ROOFING COMPANY, INC. Contractor — Applicators In Roofing — Insulation — Sheet Metal 533 Edgefield Road Office TA 2-1557 TA 4-5242 Belvedere, S. C. Residence TA 4-5902 109 Compliments of Junior Boys Class Compliments of Augusta Roofing and Metal Works 623 Reynolds St. Phone PA 4-5546 British American motors 92 I Reynolds Street Augusta, Georgia G. R. (Bob) Powick Phone PA 2-6927 ANTON'S RESTAURANT 301 9th St. no Congratulations To The Class of '63 Fathers Quinlan and Ryan St. Joseph's Parish Fleming Heights AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ► 733 Broad Street At the Monument Augusta, Ga. WADDEY OFFICE SUPPLY INC. COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS Bus.: PA 4-7727 Eighth Ellis Sts. Augusta, Ga. Hamburgers Buy 'Em By The Bag 741 Broad St. Phone PA 2-3074 SCHULTZ HILL AUTO GLASS 14th and Ellis St. Augusta, Georgia SKINNER MATTRESS COMPANY Edward B. Turner MUSIC HOUSE Home of Fine Pianos Compliments of Downtown Augusta National Hills Aiken, S. C. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Staff, Pupils, and Graduates of Aquinas High School Sacred Heart Parish Compliments of Sophomore Boys Compliments of Margaret Hamilton Beauty Salon 849 Green St. Home and Garden Supplies Monte Sano Hardware THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY HOME OF QUALITY PAINTS 971 Broad Daniel Village N. Augusta Plaza 112 Pet Milk Co., Dairy Division Milk and Ice Cream 2801 Milledgeville Rd. Augusta, Georgia Rhodes School and Office Supply 32 1 Eighth Street Augusta, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of Saint Joseph Hospital 1600 Winter Street Augusta, Ga. St. Mary's On the Hill Augusta, Georgia STARK — Empire Laundry—Dry Cleaning Druid Park Ave. Phone RE 3-361 1 TROTTER S UPHOLSTERY Complete Furniture and Auto Upholstering 1 24 Georgia Ave. TA 2-1719 Town Tavern Breakfast—Dinner—Lunch A LaCarte Anytime The Heffernans, Props. Open 7:30 to 1 2 Midnite Tim's American Service Station 2598 Central Ave. RE 6-8485 Compliments of Wayne's Market 1775 Kissingbower Road WBBQ 113 Compliments of JACK JOHANNSEN HILL DRUG CO. The Hill Beauty Nook 2569 Central Avenue Telephone RE 6-2574 JORDAN'S HARDWARE AND PAINTS 507 Georgia Avenue North Augusta, S. C. John L. Armstrong Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE PA 2-5388 122 - 8th Street LEBLANC S MEN'S WEAR Daniel Village Shopping Center Phone RE 6-9829 HARBINS FLOWERS AND GIFTS Metcalf at Walton Way Compliments of JEWELER S SERVICE CO. 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Building Specialties and Supplies Metal Products 14 Seventh Street Augusta, Georgia Phone PA 2-5553 Congratulations to Our Graduates GIRLS JUNIOR CLASS IDLE HOUR FLORIST Augusta, Georgia Compliments of DANIELS LINCOLN MERCURY Comet Meteor 1333 Broad Street BOWLING— It's Great for a Date GARDEN CITY BOWL 1241 Gordon Hwy. PA 4-9671 WHEEL MOTORS 821-15th Street Augusta, Georgia AUGUSTA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 116 Quality Foods Just Heat...Eat...Enjoy! f7uid' t)rta tf gTum gTwxA mtt, a oftM tieM G amt t fflamt! Compliments of HILL GULF SERVICE STATION 2075 Central Ave. Augusta, Ga. RE 3-2536 OWEN'S- Best Wishes Patrick Walsh Council =677 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Augusta, Georgia A TEACHER'S PRAYER AT GRADUATION Create in them, O Lord, a listening ear Tuned to the subtle tones of valiant art That theirs may be an understanding heart Wash from their blear-booked eyes the maze of print And make the words once lifeless on the page Stir their hearts to an indignant rage Purge from their tongue all glib banalities That ever)' utterance of theirs may be Framed in the yea and nay of honesty Let them not be falsely lured by sweet scents But in the sweat of human labor find The odor of earthly dignity divine And may they handle all things reverently So as to feel through texture and design With quickened fingertips the spark divine In whatsoever ways we may have failed Let time from their minds those faults erase That Christ may shine in undiminished grace. —Sister Marcella Marie, C.S.J. 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