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I AQUINI AN 1966 VOLUME NINE PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF AQUINAS HIGH SCHOOL AUGUSTA, GEORGIA SPIRIT-it just happens-and it is hard to explain how it happens! Determination that searches to know all the answers Happiness that laughs with you Cheers that leap out of you or maybe a song Peace that smiles at you for a helping hand Loyalty that volunteers a . sincere “yes” It is this SPIRIT OF AQUINAS that is creating a world-that is creating us! CONTENTS Academics 10-25 86-105 Advertising 106-144 3 4 5 - 8 Determination that searches to know all the answers ACADEMICS Most Reverend Thomas J. McDonough, D.D., J.C.D. Bishop of Savannah 12 ADMINISTRATION Reverend John Cuddy Superintendent of Schools Reverend Joseph L. Stranc School Moderator Religion 13 Administrators discuss plans for new school year. Brother Luke. F.M.S. Principal of the Roys' Division English Sister Mary James, C.S.J. Principal of the Girls' Division Homeroom Moderator 12 Spanish I; Religion IV Moderator of Sacristans 14 Brother Clement Gerard, F.M.S. French I, II: Chemistry III, IV; Religion II; Moderator for Boys9 Intramural Program Sister Mary Lucille, C.S.J. Home Room Moderator 9A; Chemistry; Algebra IB. IIA. IIB; Religion I A; Moderator for Red Cross and Y.C.S. Brother William Lee, F.M.S. Algebra I A, IB; Intermediate Algebra; Advanced Mathematics and Trigonometry; Plane Geometry M iss Rita Coleman English IIAy IIB: American History B; Civics; Religion IIB; Co-Moderator for Y.C.S. Mrs. Joseph J. O’Connell Home Room Moderator 11B; English I A, II! A. IIIB; Sociology 15 Sister Mary Ellenita. C.S.J. Home Room Moderator 10B, French ly II; Latin I, II; Religion II B; Moderator jor National Honor Society Brother Gilbert Barry, F.M.S. Home Room Moderator 12; Latin I. II; Religion I A, IB; Boys' Moderator for Sodality Mr. Robert Stewart Home Room Moderator 10; English I A, IB; Typing; Read- ing; Physical Education I A, IB; Boys' Basketball Coach Mrs. Timothy J. Kearns Biology A B; National Problems; Physical Science; Physical Education; Moderator Girls' Intramurals Program Mr. Dennis Michael Leonard Home Room Moderator 9Ay 9B; Problems in Democracy II, IV; Physical Education; Football Coachy Athletic Director; Girls' Basketball B team Coach 16 Brother Peter Louis, F.M.S. Biology IA, IB; World History: American History Sister Anne Richard, C.S.J. Home Room Moderator 9B; Religion IB; World History A; Typing I, II. Ill; American His- tory A; Directress of Glee Club, Junior Choral, Choir; Modera- tor of Theresians. Sister Mary Raymond, C.S.J. Home Room IIA; English IVA, IVB, IB; Religion III A, Spanish II; Aquinian Advisor. Sister Victoria Marie, C.S.J. Home Room 10A; Religion IIA; Advanced Mathematics; Algebra I A, IIC; Geometry IIA; Moderator l°r Girls’ Sodality. Brother Robert Baptist. F.M.S. Home Room Moderator 11; English IV, III; Religion III; Librarian; Advisor for the Aquinas Banner. 17 18 RELIGION Prepares Students for Life Religion class is the most important part of a Catholic education. The material is unique; it is meant to he lived, not just learned. Through his religion courses the student is guided to see and understand his relationship to God and to evaluate his importance as a creature. The spir- itual life is the channel of challenge and com- munication. 19 ENGLISH Encourages Originality and Explores Literature The English Department offers a chal- lenge to the enthusiastic and creative minds of students. The four year program offers all students the opportunity to produce ef- fective creative, analytical, and critical writing. The foremost aim in the study of litera- ture is to develop within the student a criti- cal outlook, which means a Christian evalu- ation of literature in its relationship to life. Thus the English program awakens in stu- dents an interest in and a curiosity about good reading by bringing them into per- sonal contact with the universal truths of literary works. 20 SOCIAL STUDIES Bring the World to the Student As a social being, man is naturally concerned with others. He must take an active interest in his fellowmen if he is to function as a complete person. Social studies courses bring the world to the student and help him learn about the people, governments, and places around him. He is taught his rights and duties as an American citizen, the workings of government, what has gone on before him, and what must be done to improve life. In this way the student prepares to shape the future. MATHEMATICS Provides Groundwork for Progress Mathematics, the basis of all sciences, holds an important position in the curricu- lum. The Mathematics Department offers courses in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and advanced senior mathematics to all students possessing curiosity, reasoning, and determination. The Mathematics Program challenges students to think logically and to calculate accurately. The modern approach in mathematics stresses not only the “how” but also the “why” of a problem. Thus the knowledge of mathematics can be applied to any field students pursue. 22 SCIENCE Satisfies Natural Curiosity Human curiosity drives men to probe the vast reaches of the universe. Science courses allow the student to explore his surroundings and inquire into the nature of what he sees. A “new approach” now permits the student to experience through experimentation prior to discussion. Now the student is truly a minia- ture scientist who comes from the lab to ex- plain the data he has collected, not, as in the past, as one who goes to the lab to prove facts already learned. The natural sciences provide many and varied experiences: biology, the makeup of living things; chemistry, physical and chemi- cal changes with all the concomitant effects; and physics, the mechanics of heat, sound, light, electricity, and magnetism. Thus science satisfies natural curiosity while it gives the student a better understanding of the world and leads him to the Source of all. 23 LANGUAGE Fosters international Understanding The Department of Foreign Languages provides two years of study in each of Latin, French, and Spanish. The study of these languages builds vocabulary and enriches the students’ knowledge of the history and culture of the countries. In the Modern Languages enjoyment and personal satis- faction are further developed through the oral method. When- ever feasible, the student is trained to understand the spoken language, to speak it himself, to read it, and to write it. In this way the language student is the center of the scene, as- similating the behavior patterns of the culture, and the class- room becomes identified with the cultural environment of the spoken language. All of these factors tend to encourage the student to reach for international understanding of other cultures. 24 BUSINESS Develops Practical Skills Though the aim of most high school subjects is to challenge the student’s mind, business courses also seek to develop and perfect manual skills. The mechanical skills a student acquires from such courses will serve him well in the future. If he enters the business world after high school, his business skills will help him in his job. If be goes to college, he will be well prepared to complete assignments efficiently. Thus business skills prove a great aid to students in every field. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Stresses Sportsmanship Builds Healthy Bodies The Physical Education Department is dedicated to the development of healthy bodies and personal fitness. Partici- pation in various activities such as football, basketball, base- ball, soccer, tennis, and golf, while promoting a sportsman- like competitive spirit, is designed to help increase endurance and agility. The intramural program enables all students to participate in sports that test individual as well as team skills and strength. 25 Happiness that laughs with you over a joke CLASSES Senior Class Officers Mary Lynn Hummel, President Richard Stearns, President Charles Zerzan, Pice-President Maria Picciuolo, Secretary Dot Dunstan, Pice-President 28 CLASS OF 1966 MARGARET CLAIRE ARTHUR Sodality 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Librarian 4, Secretary; SAC 2; Staff Aide 2; Cancer Society 1; In- tramurals 1,2,3. KATERINA ELAINE ATKINSON Sodality 2,3,4; Hospital Aide 3,4; Student Librarian 4, President; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Jr.-Sr. Refreshment Committee Head 3; Cancer Society 2; Red Cross Council Committee 2; Swimming 1; Intra- murals 1,2,3.4. EDWARD RAYMOND BARTIS Annual Staff 4, Advertising Manager: Foot- ball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,3, Captain 4; Intramurals 2.3,4; 2nd Team Chronicle-Herald Basketball Tournament 3; 1st Team Region Basketball Tourna- ment 3, 4. All Tourney Basketball Team 4. 1st Team Chronicle-Herald Basketball Tournament 4. WILLIAM ROBERT CAMERON Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Tennis 2. 3.4; Intramurals 2,3,4. KATHLEEN HELEN BLAIN National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Literary' Editor; Hospital Aide 3,4; Student Librar- ian 3; Theresians 3,4; Sodality Representa- tive to SSCA; Staff Aide 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Certificate of Merit from University of Ga. 3; National Merit Finalist 4; Gen- eral Excellence Award 3; Certificate from NEDT 1,2. 29 ROBERT PHILIP COPE Football 4: Soccer 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1. BRENDA ANN BOATWRIGHT Sodality 4; Hospital Aide 3,4; Student Li- brarian 1; Cheerleader 1. Captain; Library Club 1; Intramurals 1,3,4. ULRIKE ANNELIESE BOH ANN AN Sodality 3,4; Student Librarian 4; Cancer Society 1; Hospital Staff Aide 2; Basket- ball 1; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KAREN ANN BRITTINGHAM National Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-4, Treasurer 1; Newspaper Staff 1-4; Class Officer 1,2, Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2; Student Librarian 2,3; Cheerleader 3,4; Y.C.S. 2,3,4, leader 4; Choir 1-4; SAC 1,2; Basketball U; Ten- nis 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Intramurals 1-4; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1,2; Homecom- ing Queen 3; White’s Seventeen Fashion Board 4, Social Chairman; Sodality Repre- sentative to SSCA 2; YCS study week rep- resentative 2. MARY SHEILA CASH IN Sodality 3.4; Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Hospital Aide 3.4; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Cancer Society 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,3,4. DAVID ALAN FLEMING Sodality 3,4; Annual Staff 4, Layout Edi- tor; Intramurals 1,2,3.4. 30 CHARLOTTE ANN CAWLEY Cancer Society 1; Intramurals 1,3,4. JAMES CASHIN FOLK National Honor Society 2,3; SAC 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; NEDT Certifi- cate of Merit 1,2. JOSEPH WILLIAM FOX National Honor Society 4; Certificate of Merit University of Georgia. ANN KINLOCH CHAFEE Glee Club 2,3,4; Cancer Society 1; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Intramurals 1,2,3.4. ELISABETH ANDRE ORLIAC CORDES Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Sodality 4; Class Officer 2, President; Student Librarian 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,23,4. Freshman-Treasurer; SAC 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Co-Captain 4; Intra- murals 1.2,3,4; Candidate for Homecoming 4. LOIS JEANNE ORLIAC CORDES Glee Club 1,2,3: Annual Staff 4, Advertis- ing Manager: Hospital Aide 3,4: Student Librarian 1,2,3,4. Vice President 4; White’s Fashion Board 4: Red Cross Council 1,2. 3,4, Class Representative 2: Choir 1,2,3: Swimming 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Candi- date for Homecoming 3,4; Basketball 1. 31 RICHARD IVEY GERRISH Annual Staff 3, Business Manager; Track 1; la crosse 2,3; Football 1,2,3.4; Basket- ball 2,4. CHRISTINA MARIE DEAR Sodality 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1.2,3,4 Theresians 3,4; Red Cross Staff Aide 3 Cancer Society 2; Intramurals 1.2,3,4 Homecoming Candidate 4. JESSICA MARY DINGEMAN Scholastic Honor Society 3; National Honor Society 4; Sodality 4: Glee Club 1,2,4; Hospital Aide 4; Latin Club 1; Thespians 3; Junior Class Play 3; Intramurals 1.2. 3,4; Scholastic Letter Award 1; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. DERRIK ANTHONY GONZALEZ Basketball 1. B Team; Football 2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2.3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY GORDON DUN ST AN Sodality 1.2,3,4: Newspaper Staff 3,4, Con- tributor: Annual Staff 4, Literary Editor: Class Officer 4. Vice-President: Theresians 3.4. Second Vice-President 3, President 4: Red Cross Aide 1,2,3,4: Red Cross Council 3; Poster Club 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cap- tain 4: Intramurals 1,2.3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3; Tennis 1,2,4; Swimming 1. JAMES EDWARD HERMAN Sodality 4; Annual Staff 4, Lay-out Editor: Class Officer 3,4, Treasurer 3.4; Basketball 4, Manager: Intramurals 1,23,4; Junior- Senior Committee 3. 32 CAass rings arrive! KATHARINE ETHEL FARR Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Newspa- per Staff 4. Circulation Manager; Hospital Aide 3: Student Librarian 3; Theresians 3,4, Board Member 4; Red Cross Council Board 3,4; Representative to SSCA 3; Bas- ketball Manager of A Girls 3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. RONALD EDWARD HODGE Newspaper Staff 4, Feature Page Editor; Football 2, Manager; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Soc- cer 3.4: Intramurals I.2.3.4. EDWARD JOSEPH HOLMES Sodality 3,4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2,3.4. MAUREEN JANE GOETZ Hospital Aide 3,4; SAC 1; Staff Aide 2; Cancer Society 1,2; Basketball C Team 1; Intramurals lj2,3,4. 33 SUSAN ELIZABETH HAGLER Student Librarian 4; Red Cross 3,4; Cul- lum’s Fashion Board 4; Telephone Com- mittee Cancer Society 1; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 3,4. RICHARD STEPHEN HORKMAN Student Librarian 3; Intramurals 1. JOHN LOUIS JACOBS Sodality 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Con- tributing Staff 3, Front Page Editor 4; Football 2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3; NEDT Certificate of Achievement 1,2; NCCW Essay Contest Winner 3. DEBORAH CUSHING HEFFERNAN Hospital Aide 3; SAC 1; Red Cross Staff Aide 1; Cancer Society 1; Basketball 2; Intramurals 1,2,4. Senior boys stampede home MARY THERESA HEFFERNAN Sodality 1-4, Representative to SSCA 1; Glee Club 1-4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Con- tributing Editor; Hospital Aide 4; Class Officer 1,2. Secretary; Sacristans 3,4, Chair- man 4: YCS 1-4; Choir 1,2,3. Secretary 2; Staff Aide 2: White’s Fashion Board 3, Secretary; Cullum’s Fashionette Board 4. Publicity Committee; Basketball 3,4, A Team Manager; Tennis 1,2,4 Intramurals 1-4; Homecoming Candidate 3. JO ANN SONYA HONG National Honor Society 3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Hospital Aide 3,4; The- resions 3.4; Staff Aide 2; Sodality Repre- sentative to SSCA 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CHARLES ROBERT PATRICK JARRETT Sodality 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2. MARY LYNN HUMMEL National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4; Sodality 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Newspaper Staff 4, Co-Editor of Sports Page; Hospital Aide 3; Class Officer 1,3,4, President 1,4, Vice-President 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Tlieres- ians 3,4, President 3. Second Vice-President 4; SAC 2; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; White’s Fashion Board 3; Cullum’s Fashion Board 4; Basketball 1-4; Tennis 1,2; Swimming 1; Intramurals 14; General Excellence Award 1,2; Homecoming Candidate 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Theresian Cover 3; NEDT Merit Certificate 1,2; University of Ga. Certificate of Merit 3; Elks’ Leadership Winner for Augusta 4. TERRY GERRISH IVEY Glee Club 4; Newspaper Staff 1.2,3; Hos- pital Aide 2,3,4; Class Officer 1, Vice-Presi- dent; Belk’s Fashion Board 4; Drama Club 3; French Club 1,2,3, Secretary; Junior Class Fund Raising Committee 3; Youth- in-Government 2,3, County Councilman: Student Council Representative 2,3; Prom Committee 4; Theta Sigma Tau Sorority 2,3, Secretary; Gym Night 1,2,3. JOHN LANDERS KIRSCH Football 1.2,3; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2,3, 4; Soccer 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 35 HELEN ELAINE KELKER National Honor Society 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hospital Aide 3,4: Cancer Society 1; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Choir 2,3,4; Accompa- nist for Glee Club 2,3,4; Red Cross Coun- cil Committee 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2.3; In- tramurals 1,2,3.4. MARY THERESA KRON National Honor Society 3; Sodality 3,4, Vice-Prefect 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Hospital Aide 3,4. Chairman 3; Class Officer 3, Treasurer YCS 2.3,4, Group Leader 4; Choir 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. SUSANNE MARIE LaHATTE Sodality 4; Glee Club 1,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Student Librarian 2; Red Cross Club 2; CCD 3; Basketball 1,2,3. NANCY LEE LAV IN National Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Hos- pital Aide 3,4; Class Officer 3, President Belk’s Fashion Board 4; Staff Aide 2; In- tramurals 1,2,3,4; SSCA Representative 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1,2. 36 JOHN PATRICK McMAHON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Manager for A Team Boys 4; Tennis 3,4; Intra- murals 1,2.3,4. NANCY ELIZABETH LeBLANC Sodality 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer; Cheerleader 3,4; YCS 2,3,4; Cullum’s Fashion Board 4; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Red Cross Council 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; SSCA Representative 3; YCS Representative 2. Seniors proudly try on cap and gown DANIEL EDWIN McNAMEE National Honor Society 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Officer, Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2; SAC 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,'4; Intramurals 1 2,3,4. MARIAN LAWRENCE LOYAL Sodality 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,23.4; Sacri- stans 3.4; Class Officer 2, Vice-President; Choir 1,2,3,4, President 4; SSCA Repre- sentative; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 37 DONALD SLAY MULHERIN Class Officer 1, President; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Coif 1,23,4. MARGARET TERESA MAGUIRE Sodality 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager; Hospital Aide 3,4; Student Librarian 1,2; Theresians 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Red Cross Staff Aide 1,2; Home- coming Candidate 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. A Seniors look forward to college LORRAINE DOLORES MILES Glee Club 1,2,3; Hospital Aide 3,4; Sac- ristans 3,4; YCS 3,4, Secretary 4; Red Cross Council 3,4. President 4; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Red Cross Leadership Camp 2; Intramurals 2,3,4. JOSEPH RAYMOND NEAL Newspaper Staff 4; Class Officer, Presi- dent 2, Vice-President 3; SAC 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3; Football 1,23,4; Bas- ketball 133; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State Representative 3. 38 JAMES JOSEPH O'MEARA Sodality 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; NEDT Certificate. CECELIA JO ANN NEWSOME Sodality 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Hospital Aide 3,4; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Cancer Society 1; Belk’s Fashion Board 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3,4, First Runner- up 3,4. MAUREEN ELIZABETH O'BRIEN National Honor Society 3,4: Sodality 1-4, Prefect 4, SSCA 2; Glee Club 2,3,4. Vice- President 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Feature Page Editor 3, Editor 4; Hospital Aide 3,4, Chairman 4; Student Librarian 3,4; The- resians 3,4, Board 3. First Vice-President 4; Red Cross Council 2,3,4; Red Cross Leader- ship Camp 2; Red Cross Staff Aide 2, Chairman 2; Herald Correspondent 4; In- tramurals 1-4; NEDT Certificate of Edu- cational Development. WARREN DAVID PETERSEN Football 2; Baseball 3,4, Manager; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Chess Tournament Cham- pion 1. MARY PATRICIA O'CONNELL Sodality 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hospital Aide 3; Cancer Society 1; Basketball 2; Intramurals 1,2,3;4; White’s Seventeen Fashion Board 3; Certificate of Merit from Time Magazine 2. THOMAS EDWARD RATH BUN Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3;4, Man- ager 3; Soccer 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 39 EDWARD ADAM RIBOCK Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2. 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; 1st Team Region Basketball Tournament 2,3,4; Most valu- able Player in C-H Tournament 4. 1st Team Chronicle Herald Tournament 3,4. CAROLYN ROSE O'CONNOR Sodality 1,2; Hospital Aide 3,4; Student Librarian 4; Staff Aide 2; Cancer Society 1; Intramurals 1,3,4. FRANK THOMAS ROX Red Cross 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Certifi- cate of Merit, NEDT 1. PHYLIS ELAINE ODOM Sodality 2,3,4; Clee Club 3,4; Hospital Aide 3; Sacristan 3; Student Librarian 4; Cancer Society 1; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 40 JOHN THORNTON RUCKER Sodality 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Intramurals 1.2,3,4. BRENDA DIANNE O'NEAL Hospital Aide 3; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Cancer Society 1. DAVID AUGUSTINE SAMULSKl Sodality 3,4; Class Officer 1, Treasurer; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Soc- cer 2,3,4. MARIA ISABEL PICCIUOLO National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Sodality 1,2,3, Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1,2; Newspaper 3,4, Contributor; Annual Staff Editor; Hospital Aide 3; Class Officer, Treasurer 1, Secretary 3,4; Student Li- brarian 2,3; Cheerleader 3; YCS 2,3,4, Treasurer, Secretary 3; Poster Club 1; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Penny Art Show: 1st Prize (Senior Division) 3, 2nd Prize (District) 4; SSCA Representative 1; Certificate of Merit NEDT 1. EUGENE FRANCIS SMITH Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Wrest ling 1,2, 3rd place in wrest- ling European Tournament; “Radio Free Europe” and “What It Means to Me” 1st place. LEI LAN I JANE RATH BUN Hospital Aide 3,4; Sacristans 3,4; Student Librarian 4; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Cul- lum’s Fashion Board 4; Cancer Society 1; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3. 41 MAUREEN ELOISE RE DM ON Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 3; Science Club 3; Belk’s Fashion Board 4, Vice- President; Debate Club 3; Art Club 3, Treasurer; Red Cross Club 2; Intramurals 4; Alternate Majorette 3. ROBERT HENRY SNIDER Annual Staff 4, Circulation Manager; Stu- dent Librarian 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. EUNICE FRANCES RYAN Sodality 4; Class Officer 2. Secretary; Stu- dent Librarian 2,3, Library Council Board; Cheerleader 3; French Club 3,4, Secretary; Bank Board Member 3; Dramatics 1,2; CSMC 1,2,3,4. Program Chairman 1,3, Homeroom Representative 2; Swimming 2,3. Co-Captain 3: Intramurals 1,2.3,4; NEDT Certificate of Merit. RICHARD ALEXANDER STEARNS National Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 3,4, Prefect 4; Annual Staff 4, Editor; Class Officer 1,4, President 1,4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3; SAC 1; Student Council 2; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball Manager 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State Delegate 1965; Certifi- cate of Merit from University of Georgia; Ccncral Excellence Award 1,3. ELIZABETH MARIE SALONICK National Honor Society 4; Sodality 4; Glee Club 4; Hospital Aide 4; Math Club 3; Latin Club 2,3, Consul 3; French Club 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Caribbean Girls’ State 3; Science Club 2,3; Concert Choir 3; Chorus 3; Junior Class Publicity Co- ordinating Committee 3; Red Cross Pro- gram 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1. JAMES ALBERT STETZ Sodality 3,4; Football 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. 42 URENDA ANN SMITH Sodality 3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff, Make-up Editor 4; Hospital Aide 3: Choir 1,2,3,4; Staff Aide 2; Intramurals 2,3.4. GEORGE FRANKLIN ST RAUCH Red Cross 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Intramurals 2. MARY SUZANNE SMITH Sodality 1-4, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1-4, pianist 14, President 4: Hospital Aide 3,4; Cheerleader 3.4; Theresians 3,4, 1st Vice-President 3; Jr. Choral President 2; Choir 1-4. Organist 14; SAC 1,2; Red Cross Staff Aide 2; Basketball 1.2, Co- Captain “B” team 2; Intramurals 14; SSCA Representative 3; Representative to Girls’ State 4; Cullum's Fashion Board 4; Mardi Gras Court 1; Candidate for Home- coming 4; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1,2. JOSEPH MATHEW STOVALL National Honor Society 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Make-Up Editor 2,3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Representative to Georgia Boys’ State 3. Seniors board the “Big A” train RITA ANN TOOMEY Sodality 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; News- paper Staff 4, Typist; Hospital Aide 3; Staff Aide 2; Cancer Society 1; Intra- murals, 1,2,3. ROBERT PATRICK STUCK ART Sodality 4; Newspaper Staff 4, Typist; St. John’s Seminary Annual Staff 2; Class Officer 2. Secretary; Football 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1.2,3; Baseball 1.2,3; Intramurals 4; Volleyball 1,2,3. MARJORIE JEAN VAN HORN Sodality 1,4; Annual Staff 4, Circulation Manager; Cancer Society 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. TOBIN BARRETT TROTTER National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Class Officer 1,2, Secretary 1, Vice-Presi- dent 2; SAC 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; General Excellence Award 2; NEDT Cer- tificate of Merit 1. WILLIAM JOSEPH WELSH National Honor Society 3; Sodality 3,4; Class Officer 3,4, Secretary 3, Secretary 4; SAC 1,2; Football 2,4; Tennis 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; NEDT Certifi- cate of Merit 1,2. GRACE O'CONNELL VAUGHAN Sodality 1,2,3,4, Representative to SSCA 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Hospital Aide 3; Cheer- leader 3,4, Captain 4; Theresians 3,4; Staff Aide 1,2; White’s Fashion Board 3; SAC 1; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3,4. 44 GAY LA FAYE WARD Sodality 2,3,4; Red Cross Staff Aide 3; Cancer Society 2; Swimming 1; Intra- murals 1,2.3,4; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1. CHARLES JOSEPH ZERZAN III National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Presi dent; Newspaper Staff 3, Front Page 4. Sport Page 4; Class Officer, Vice-President 1, Secretary 2, President 3,4; SAC 1,2; Basketball Manager 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4: Delegate to State National Honors Society Convention 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1,2. MARY CAROLYN WOLF National Honor Society 3.4; Sodality 4; Glee Club 1,4; Spanish Club 3; Anchor Club 3; Basketball 1,4; Intramurals 4; Latin Certificate; National Merit Finalist. HOWARD LAWERENCE WILLIS Annual Staff 4, Business Manager; Class Officer 1, Secretary; Junior-Senior 3; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1.2,3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4: Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Mardi Gras Court 1. Weighing paper- This is chemistry? T. Dear J. Dingeman D. Dunstan K. Farr D. Fleming J. Folk J. Fox D. Gonzalez S. Hagler J. Herman R. Hodge E. Holmes J. Jacobs B. Jarrett H. Kelker J. Kirsh N. Lavin N. LeBIanc L. Loyal E. Lully T. Maguire D. Markwater P. McMahon D. McNamec 46 M. Redmon E. Ribock F. Rox J. Rucker CLASS OF 1966 E. Ryan B. Salonick D. Samulski B. Smith C. Smith R. Steams M. Van Horn C. Vaughan G. Ward W. Welsh H. Willis M. Wolfe C. Zcrzun 47 Joy is the Infallible Sign of the Christian Spirit. Ann Curren Gould Class of 1966 Died November 21, 1965 48 Daniel Stuckart. Secretary; George Smith, Treasurer; Peter Samulski. Vice-President; Harry Dolyniuk, President; Ann Leonard, President; Noel Bussey, Vice-President; Monica Von Plinsky, Secretary; Kathy Riggin, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS Mary Armstrong Sonnie Jan Arnold Sarah Bailey Elizabeth Barmen Brant Barrett Barbara Beier Tom Blain Kathy Bookhamer Alexander Boulogne Noel Bussey 49 Connie Castro Henry Caver Clara Chen Patricia Cochran Mary Ann Collins Greg Conley Mary Conrad Frances Corda Susan Craig Stephen Cranford Tom DalPonte Mary D’Antignac Kathy De Marco Julie Dickson Harry Dolyniuk Junior-Senior Prom gets underway Juniors work concession stand for fun and funds Nancy Durant Laura Duvall Mary Agnes Edwards Patti Evans Bobby Farr Eleanor Faughnan Bruce Fox Tom Fulmer Irene Gary Pat Gigandet Sandra Della-Giustina Tina Gonzalez Patricia Graham Evelyn Havron John Heffernan Michael Henry Juniors appreciate rrhome away from home ” Bernard Holt Bruce Hungerford Pat Kearns Jesse King Paul Jacobs Barbara Johnson Mary Krantz Rita Kron Jess Jones Becky Kearns Ann Leonard Billy Lewis 52 Elsie McCarthy Fred Mertins Lauren O’Brien Jane O’Byrne Alfred Montgomery Elisabeth Mullers Janice Odom Frances Oetjen Johnny Nickel Thomas Nordmann Chris Petersen Jay Pinkerton Go, Team, go Pia Posey John Ribock Kathy Riggin Carroll Rushing 53 Peter Samulski Pat Scherer Florence Schmaltz George Smith Jimmy Spears Carol Stearns Ruth Strauch Danny Stuckart Sarah Toomey Charlotte Van Horn Monica Von Plinsky William Wansboro Philip Ward Sheila Ward Theresa Zeller John Zerzan 54 SOPHOMORE CLASS Bottom Row: Carol Kaiser. Treasurer; Kathy Zerzan, Secretary; Kathleen Maguire, Vice-President; Nancy Mulherin, President. Top Row: Wallace Owings, Treasurer; Daniel Havron, Secretary; Dennis McCarthy. Vice-President; Daniel Russo, President. Therese Battey Keith Berini Gary Birak Cynthia Bowles David Brinson Marianne Casella Shannon Cashin George Cawley David Claffey Robert Cole 55 David Cranford Frank De Rolla Debbi Dimond Patrick Farr Martha Forsmark James Garren Gloria Gieser John George Gould Hagler Thomas Halpin Richard Harrell Daniel Havron Lydia Heffernan Anthony Hoehn Marie Holley Gene Hong Scott Horkman Danny Jacobs James Jones Sophomores rush to favorite period-lunch. 56 Sophomores take crwaterbreak” Lee Jones Carol Kaiser Richard Keener Virginia King Kathy Krantz Joe LaHatte Mike Leonard Karen Lewis Mary Livingston Chris Livingston Angie I.ong Kathleen Maguire Bernie Martin Denis McCarthy Gary McGlone Kathy McManus 57 Jeanine Metevier Pete Middleton Mary Alice Mulherin Nancy Mulherin Patty Mulligan Joan Murray Pat Nordmann Kathy O’Meara Wallace Owings Thomas Parker Danny Russo Elaine Scholly Cathy Skinner Linda Snider Frances Spinks Bill Staak Mary Stetz Sharon Thompson Ivette Torres Mildred Torres Maureen Welsh Claudia Wheelir Kittie White Frank Whitfield Kathy Zerzan 58 Jacob Adlcman Bottom Row: Keryn Shermer, President; Jerry O’Meara, Vice-President; Nancy Henry, Secretary; Patty Brittingham, Treasurer. Top Row: Michael Collins, President; Palmer Sheppard, Vice-Presi- dent; Gregory Owings, President IB; John Thompson, Vice-President IB. Diann Ammatuna FRESHMAN CLASS Robert Bailey William Bambrick Lee Battey Paul Beier Frankie Boatwright Charles Bookhamer John Brittingham Patty Brittingham DeAun Cadle Anita Cameron Anderson Capers Thomas Casella Sally Caver Campbell Chafee Peter Colley 59 Michael Collins Georgia Conrad Love Cullum Margaret Culpepper Douglas Daniels William Dear Freshmen hold guidance discussion. Barbara De Marco Kathi Donlon Margaret Dooley Debbie Douglas Robert Ducey Connie Dunstan Preston Eubanks James Forney Kathy Fulmer Mary Gambill Peggy Gibson Dennis Godbee 60 Helen Graham John Healy Peggy Heffernan Nancy Ilcnry Paul Hodge Patty Holleran John Holley Joseph Hughes Michael Jones Charles Johnson Kevin Kearns Tony Kearns Ted Keener Carol Kirkey Donna Kron Kay Leonard Patrick Leonard Kristin Lewis Ronnie Long Alicia Lynskcy Calvin McCormick Margaret McDowell Sean Namee Carter Miller 61 Gordon Moody Richard Morman Pat Moss Brian Mulherin Eulalia Mulherin Julie Mulherin Robert Mulherin Josephine Mullers Janet Murray Margaret Myhand Mike Noland Edward 0‘Byrne Frances O'Connell Gerry O’Meara James O’Neal Gregory 0wings Ledan Peace Ray Phillips Sharon Pinkerton Carlos Quintero James Rucker Mary Ann Rucker Perry Ryan Philip Samulski Thomas Seigler William Sheppard James Sherlock Karyn Shermer Mary Catherine Sitler Gale Smith Stephen Smith Andrea Stuckart George Tabakian Antoinette Tantillo John Thompson Minnie Torres Robert Tumm Cathy Van Sant Sherrie Weigle Charles Whaley Robert W'ilby Jean Willis Joseph Wright 63 Cheers that leap out of you or maybe a song SPORTS VARSITY Bottom row: Tommy Rathbun. Kevin Kearns. Bobby Farr. Preston Eubanks. Dick Gerrish. Peter Samulski. Second row: Steve Cranford. Phillip Ward, Frank Whitfield. David Cranford, Pat Nordman. Ken Thorstad. Jesse King. Third row: Jimmy Spears, Ricky Gonzalez, Ed Ribock, Wallace Owings, Bob Cameron, John Jacobs. Fourth row: George Smith, David Samulski, Bill Welch. Dennis Mc- Carthy, Harry Dolyniuk, Pat McMahon, Bobby Jarrett. Top row: Coach Denny Leonard, Pat Kirkey, Bubber Willis, Richard Stearns, Ed Bartis, Joe Neal, Trainer Howard Willis. Not pictured: Robert Cope, John Templeton, Gene Smith. FOOTBALL 1965 Trainer Howard Willis and Coach Denny Leonard with Captains Bub- ber Willis and Richard Stearns. SHAMROCKS MEET COMPETITION WITH SPIRIT For the season’s grid opener, Aquinas took an early lead on Ed Bartis’s spectacular 63 yard run on the first play from scrimmage and held on for the rest of the game to post a victory over Langley-Bath-Clearwater. The following week the Shamrocks, playing the game of their lives against Glynn Academy, lost to the defending Slate AAA champions 13-12 in a thrilling and heartstopping game. After a close first half, Thurmond High broke the game wide open and finished with a 27-6 triumph over the Shamrocks. In the Shamrock Bowl, Aquinas and Benedictine fought to a 0-0 tie on a rainsoaked field down in Savannah. With an awesome attack and a determined defense, the Irish of Aquinas downed Groves High 18-0. Richard Steams passed for three touchdowns with Ed Ribock, Ed Bartis, and Dick Gerrish receiving one apiece. The Jenkins Warriors then went on the warpath and scalped the Irish 28-0 with a devastating ground attack. Undefeated Savannah High came to Augusta and showed too much talent for Aquinas, hut the fighting Irish battled out two touchdowns before bowing 34-12 on a cold Homecoming Saturday night. In a renewal of their local rivalry, Butler took advantage of Aquinas’s costly mistakes and trimmed the Irish 13-0. In the final game of the season, Richmond Academy finished their season at the expense of the Irish 41-0. Although the Shamrocks finished with a 2-6 record, Mr. Leonard feels that the season was somewhat of a success. With a great turnout of Freshmen and Sophomores, Aquinas is looking forward to great things in the future. FOOTBALL SCORE BOARD AQUINAS . .... 7 L.B.C . 2 AQUINAS . .... 12 GLYNN . 13 AQUINAS . .... 6 THURMOND . . . . 27 AQUINAS . .... 0 BENEDICTINE . . . 0 AQUINAS . .... 18 GROVES .... . 0 AQUINAS . .... 0 JENKINS .... . 28 AQUINAS . .... 12 SAVANNAH HIGH . . 34 AQUINAS . .... 0 BUTLER .... . 13 AQUINAS . .... 0 RICHMOND . . . . 41 B-VARSITY Bottom rou : J. Rucker. J. Forney, M. Collins, R. Keener, F. DeRoller. J. Healy. K. Kearns. Middle row: G. Tabakian, B. Richard- son, B. Bambrick. P. Samulski. R. Phillips, D. Jacobs, M. Keener, T. Kearns. P. Eubanks. Top row: Trainer Howard Willis, B. Mulherin. B. Powers, G. McGlone, M. Leonard, C. Bookhammer, J. Aranda, J. Thompson, J. Garren. Coach Denny Leonard, Trainer P. Johannsen. 67 Co-Captain Bubber Willis—Tackle Pat Kirkey—Guard Joe Neal—Tackle John Jacobs—Guard SHAMROCKS Captain Richard Stearns—Quarterback Eddie Bartis—Fullback ! Ricky Gonzalez—Halfback Pat McMahon Halfback Bobby Jarrett—Halfback Dick Gerrish—End John Templeton—End Bill Welsh—End Bob Cameron—End Ed Ribock—Halfback Robert Cope—Halfback David Samulski—Halfback Gene Smith—Tackle Tom Rathbun—Guard SENIOR PLAYERS 69 Butler's Larry Smith finds it hard going through the Shamrock line. Gonzalez hauls one in for 30 yards against Butler. Rathbun, Kirkey, Willis, Ribock close in against L.B.C.'s punt returner. 70 Stearns lets loose with a long one Gerrish turns the corner on a long punt return. Bartis dives for a long completion against Butler. Jarrett's determination gains extra yardage against L.B.C. AQUINAS A GO-GO WITH RIBOCK LEGEND Ed, John, Bards Hailed Georgia's Best in History VARSITY Seated: Gary Birak; Tommy Ralhbun; Dan McNamee; Eddie Bartis; John Ribock; Ed Ribock, Co-captain; Chris Caver; Bubber Willis, Co-captain. Standing: Richard Stearns, Manager; Pat McMahon, Manager; Dick Gerrish; John Heffeinan; Dennis McCarthy,’Richard Morman; Jimmy Herman, Manager; Coach Bob Stewart. The legend of the Ribocks came to a halt in the semi- finals of the AAA State Tournament, but the cries of “Big John” will ring loud and long all across the country next season when the 6-6, 218 pound junior will carry the fam- ily banner alone the first time for the ever-improving Aquinas basketball Shamrocks. When the State Tournament opened in Atlanta in early March, John and Ed Ribock were billed as “the highest scoring brother act in tournament history” and they carried the tag well. Eddie Bartis, the third member of the “Big Three,” combined to give Aquinas the best front line in Georgia high school basketball history. John averaged 25.8 points per game to become the highest AAA scorer in his- tory; Ed averaged 16.8 and Bartis scored 15.6 per game, for a combined total of 58.2 points per game. “This was the end of an era,” said Shamrock coach Bob Stewart. “But the beginning of an even brighter one here at Aquinas. “The dark ages are gone forever for Aquinas basket- ball. “We’re here to stay.” The Shamrocks compiled a 28-8 record for the year, in- cluding four wins in four tries over arch-rival Richmond. It was Coach Stewart’s third consecutive winning season, and included in the victory rush was a Chronicle-Herald tournament championship and a seven-game and a nine- game win streak. The two Ribocks and Bartis were named to the C-H all- tournament team, with Eddie Ribock being named Most Valuable Player and John the only unanimous choice on the a 11-tournament team. Aquinas tied for the regular season championship in Region 2-AAA, but fell in the semi-finals of the region tournament and finished third to earn a berth in the State Tournament. Bartis and Ed Ribock claimed places on the All-Region team. It was the second time on the team for Bartis and an unprecedented third straight time for Ribock. John Ribock, with 896 points and 599 rebounds for the year, won a berth on the State Tournament All-Tournament team after setting an all-time rebound mark for the event with 83, and he also snapped the tournament scoring record with 103 points for the four games. The latter record was broken in the final game by two points. Chris Caver, the junior quarterback, turned in a record- shattering performance at the free throw line and did what Coach Stewart termed “an excellent effort in the backcourt for a first year man.” The fifth member of the starting five, Dan McNamee, earned the label of “Mr. Defense” and always drew the unenviable task of guarding the opposition’s top offensive star each game and improved with each game. Tommy Rathbun was the only other player to earn a monogram during the campaign. But seniors Howard Willis and Dicky Gerrish; junior John Heffernan ; sopho- mores Dennis McCarthy and Gary Birak; and freshman Richard Mormon played a prominent role in the Irish’s most successful season. It could be a depressing thought to think of Aquinas basketball in 1966-67 without Ed Ribock, Eddie Bartis, Dan McNamee, Tommy Rathbun, Howard Willis and Dicky Gerrish. However, Coach Stewart proudly points to Coach Pat Johannsen’s undefeated freshman team and the spirited “B” varsity and declares: “Everything’s coming up roses next year. “With a 6-6 block of granite for a foundation,” the coach states, “half of the rebuilding program is com- pleted. “Irish eyes will twinkle in Atlanta again come next spring.” 72 SCOREBOARD AQUINAS 72 . 79 . 50 . 75 . 89 . 94 . 74 . 91 . 67 . 94 . 59 . 68 . 52 . 77 . 69 . 73 . 64 . 92 . 79 . 53 . 68 . 67 . 79 . 72 . Evans . . . Harlem . . Butler . . . Aiken . . . Benedictine a. r. a . . Waynesboro . Harlem . . Waynesboro . A. R. C. . . Jenkins . . Glynn . . . Butler . . . Savannah . . Groves . . . A. R. C. . . Benedictine Glynn . . . Aiken . . Jenkins . . Butler . . . Savannah . . Groves . . . North Augusta OPPONENT . . 61 . 44 . 67 . 50 . 49 . 69 . 75 . 42 . 69 . 76 . 50 . 63 . 53 . 64 . 57 . 62 . 56 . 65 . 56 . 75 . 61 . 41 . 66 . . 57 CHRONICLE-HERAI.D INVITATIONAL TOl RNAMENT 79 ... . Swainsboro .... 52 71 ... . Butler..............64' 67 ... . Harlem ..... 42 56 ... . Waynesboro .... 49 59 ... . Graniteville .... 53 REGION 2-AAA TOURNAMENT 51 .... A. R. C.............45 75 ... . Jenkins.............83 77 ... . Savannah............61 STATE TOURNAMENT 62 ... . Osborne...................59 67 ... . Griffin...................63 63 ... Butler....................66 53 ... . Warner Robins ... 70 THE BIG “A” TRAIN: Tommy Rathbun, Chris Caver, Dan McNamce, Eddie Bartis, Ed Ribock, John Ribock. Ed Bartis All Chronicle-Herald Tournament Team All Region 2-AAA Tournament Team John Ribock All Chronicle-Herald Tournament Team All State Tournament Team Ed Ribock All Chronicle-Herald Tournament Team Most Valuable Player— Chronicle-Herald Tournament All Region 2-AAA Tournament Team Dick Gerrish, John Heffernan, Dennis McCarthy, Bubber Willis, Richard Morman, Gary Birak THE BIG THREE 74 CHRONICLE-HERALD TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Big John retires after 46 point performance against Glynn. Ed Ribock and Ed Bartis battle for rebound against Butler. Dan McNamee comes off the board with a big rebound. rrB” Varsity Basketball Wins 9-Loses 9 Bottom row: Pat Nordman, Alfred Montgomery, Harry Dolyniuk, Richard Keener. Second row: Frank DeRoller, Jimmy Garren, Jimmy Jones, Tom Dal Ponte. Top row: Mike Leonard, Fred Mer- tins, Bernard Holt, Trainer Mr. Howard Willis. Boy League Wins Championship Bottom row: Preston Eubanks. John Britting- ham, Joseph Hughes, Robert Ducey, Edward O’Bryne, John Collins. Palmer Sheppard. Top row: Ronnie Long. John Holley. Charles Whaley, William Dear, Tony Kearns. Charles Bookham- mer, Pat Leonard, Trainer Pat Johannsen. “A” TEAM Bottom row: Theresa Heffernan. Manager; Mary Carolyn Wolf, Elisabeth Cordes, Dot Dunstan, Mary Lynn Hummel, Kathy Farr, Manager. Second row: Lauren O’Brien, Mary D’Antignac. Irene Gary. Kathy Riggin, Charlotte Van Horn, Bonita Dorn. Top row: Noel Bussey, Ann Leonard, Fran LeBlanc, Pat Scherer, Kathleen Maguire, Trainer, Mr. Howard Willis. GIRLS RATE SECOND IN REGION AQUINAS SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS 31 . . Evans . . 29 43 . . Harlem . . 40 25 . . Butler . . . 49 28 . . Aiken . . . 42 35 . . St. Vincents . 36 37 . . Richmond 16 62 . . Waynesboro . 37 37 . . Harlem . . 39 58 . . Waynesboro . 46 40 . . Richmond 39 44 . . Butler . . 48 43 . . St. Angela . 50 41 . . Richmond 37 45 . . St. Vincents . 34 28 . . Aiken . . . 34 33 . . Butler . . . 43 19 . . Butler . . . 30 39 . . North Augusta . . Chronicle-Herald Tournament 49 With determination and enthusiasm, the Aquinas lassies again earned the trip to Thomaston, Georgia, for the State Tournament. The excellent instruction and wonderful relationship which Mr. Howard Willis has with the girls made this trip possible. All but four players will be back for the ’66-67 dub. With their experience and athletic ability, Aquinas may make the state Tournament an annual event. Mr. IFillh and bench squad look on as Irish perform. Dot Dunstan, Guard, Captain. Elisabeth Cordes, Co-Captain. Forward, Mary Lynn Hummel, Guard Mary Carolyn Wolf, Guard SENIOR PLAYERS Irish reach high. “1 11 be John Brown! Bonita, Dot, and Noel guard North Augusta s ball. Lauren drives for two. Irish road-runner takes off. “B” Team Wins 8-Loses 5 Bottom row: Becky Kearns, Manager; Elaine Scholly, Coach Leonard, Mary Alice Mulher- in, Sarah Bailey. Manager. Second row: Patty Mulligan, Sharon Richards, Mildred Torres, Frances Spinks, Pat Moss, Lee Battey. Third row: Carol Kirkey, Patricia Bailey, Jean Willis, Sharon Pinkerton, Kay Leonard, Jeanne Metiever. Top row: DeAnn Cadle, Patty Brittingham, Patty Holleran, Virginia King, Sally Caver, Mary Gambill. The professional skill that is demonstrated at the Masters Tournament each year gives encouragement to Aquinas golfers. James Folk Alfred Montgomery, James Folk, Pat Gigandet, and Donnie Mulherin Donnie Mulherin GOLF TEAM 1966 Experience Predicts Successful Season During the 1965 season matches, Aquinas golfers defeated Butler and North Augusta and lost to Richmond. Each mem- ber of the 1966 team holds a record which should indicate a successful season. Donnie Mulherin won the Augusta Country Club Junior Tournament in 1964. James Folk placed third in the 1965 Country Club Tournament and fifth in the City Tournament. Pat Gigandet won the 1965 Armed Forces Tour- nament and was fourth in the Briar Creek Tournament in Syl- vania, Georgia. Alfred Montgomery, the only new member of the team, won the Green Meadows Tournament and was second in the City Tournament in 1965. 80 The Aquinas tennis teams include six boys and six girls who play regular season matches and compete in the Region 2-AAA tourna- ment. During the 1965 season Lauren O’Brien placed second in the Region tournament but was defeated in the State tournament in Atlanta. TENNIS Lauren O’Brien Places in Region 2 A A A Kneeling: John Lawrence, Mike Leonard, John Brit tingham. Standing: Bill Welsh, Bob Cameron, John Kirsch, John Templeton. Bottow row: John Rucker, Dennis McCarthy, Gene Smith. Bubber Willis. Second row: Ronnie Hodge, John Jacobs, John Ribock, Richard Stearns, Ricky Gonzalez. Top row: Trainer Mr. Howard Willis, Manager David Peterson, Eddie Bartis, Ed Ribock, Manager Matt Stovall. BASEBALL Good, Season Predicted The 1966 baseball team should be even better than the 1965 team that won 8 and lost 5. Despite the loss of Pat Jo- hannsen, Mike Kirkey, Ed Castro, and Bubber Hummel, this year’s team has good pitching and catching with the return of Eddie Ribock, Derrick Gonzalez, Bubber Willis, Ronnie Hodge, and Eddie Bartis. Twelve games are scheduled with Richmond, Butler, North Augusta, Evans, and LBC. Ricky Gonzalez slides into home plate for another run. Captain Ed Bartis prepares for a hit. Mrs. Kearns presents intramural awards to captains of winning basket- ball teams, Richard Stearns and Kathleen Maguire. INTRAMURALS Encourage Spirit of Teamwork The intramural program, which includes competition in basketball and volleyball, has completed its fourth year at Aquinas under the direction of Mrs. Kearns and Brother Clement Gerard. Freshman and sophomore teams are placed in the Junior Division; Junior and Senior teams in the Senior Division. After the regular schedule of games, playoffs are held to determine the school champions. The principal value of the intramural program is to allow all students to participate in athletics and thus develop a spirit of team- work among all participants. S3 84 Ann Leonard Karen Brittingham Lauren O’Brien Noel Bussey Peace that smiles at you for a helping hand Kathleen Blain-Treasurer Karen Brittingham Jessica Dingeman Mary Lynn Hummel Vice-President Joseph Fox Richard Stearns Nancy Lavin Charles Zerzan Barrett Trotter-President Maria Picciuolo-Secretary Eunice Ryan Elizabeth Salonick Mary Carolyn Wolf 88 Officers of the two YCS groups meet to plan the program for the week. Monica Von Plinsky, treasurer; Lorraine Miles, secretary; Mary Kron, leader; Karen Brittingham, leader. YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS Debbie Dimond. Maria Picciuolo, Margaret Mc- Dowell, and Susan Craig admire poster prepared for the United Nations Week held in February. Commitment Through Understanding K. Shermer, P. Kearns. H. Graham. M. A. Mill herin, K. Berini, D. Dimond, T. Heffernan. M. Von Plinsky, M. Kron, Sr. Mary Lucille, moder- ator; K. Brittingham. Miss R. Coleman, assistant moderator; E. Miles, S. Craig, F. Oetjen, M. Picciuolo, P. Brittingham, P. Gibson, P. Heffer- nan, N. LeBlanc, M. McDowell. Reflection and dis- cussion provide the impetus for action. BOYS’ SODALITY Sodality Prefects and Council Members: Bottom row: Bill Welsh, David Samulski, Peter Samulski, Harry Dolyniuk. Top row: Daniel Russo, Michael Collins, Daniel Havron. Prefect Junior Sodality; Richard Stearns, Prefect Senior Sodality; Dennis McCarthy, Paul Beier. Senior Sodalists Bottom row: Jess Jones, Michael Henry, John Zerzan, Harry Dolyniuk, Danny Stuckart, Robert Farr. Second row: W'illard Lewis, Brant Barrett, Jay Pinkerton, Peter Samulski. James O’Meara, Pat Stuckart, John Rucker. Third row: John Jacobs, Pat Gigandet, Alexander Boulogne. Jimmy Spears, John Heffernan, Ed Holmes, Bill Welsh, David Samulski. Top row: Thomas Blain, Paul Jacobs, Philip W'ard, Ken Thorstad, James Stetz, James Herman, Richard Stearns, David Fleming. The Sodality is a spiritual organiza- tion, a way of life whose immediate goal is to serve the school by improving the Catholic spirit of its students and whose far-reaching goal is to train its members to be real Catholic men who will be apos- tolic leaders in their adult life. It is a call to youth to seek the reality of Christ in prayer and Christian action. It demands of a member that he do more than just live in the world. GIRLS’ SODALITY Sister Victoria Marie, Moderator, meets with Sodality officers: Maureen Welsh. Treasurer; Maureen O’Brien, Prefect; Nancy Durant, Secretary; Mary Kron, Vice-Prefect. The Sodality is organized to develop the spiri- tual growth of its members. Before a new mem- ber is accepted, she must complete a year of pro- bation during which time she manifests her in- tentions to be a good sodalist. All members ac- cept the obligation to perform daily spiritual duties. Each year the Sodality sends delegates to the Summer School of Christian Apostolate in Hen- dersonville, North Carolina, to share, discuss, and plan sodality activities. Ann Leonard presents Debbi Dimond a prize for selling the most Christmas cards. Jean Willis, Ca- rol Kaiser, Monica Von Plinsky pack canned goods for the needy. Jo Ann Hong leads a discussion group meeting. Left to right: Kris Lewis, Mary Katherine Sitler, Pat Kearns, Sarah Bailey. Jo Ann Hong, Karen Lewis, Sheila Cashin, Susan Craig, Mary Gambill, Barbara Johnson, Shannon Cashin. 91 Bottom row: Charlotte Van Horn, Elsie McCarthy, Carol Steams, Lee Battey, Nancy Henry, Flor- ence Schmaltz. Kathy Farr, Jo Ann Hong, Maureen O’Brien. Antoinette Tantillo. Second row: Madeline Tantillo, Maureen Welsh, Therese Battey, Rita Kron. Diann Ammatuna, Connie Dunstan, Mary Gambill, Mary Lynn Hummel, Kathy Zerzan, Frances Spinks, Lauren O’Brien. Top rotv: Teresa Maguire, Evelyn Havron, Carol Kaiser, Suzy Smith, Tina Dear, Dot Dunstan, Lala Mulherin, Donna Kron, Ann Leonard, Kathy Blain, Noel Bussey. THE THERESIANS OF AQUINAS Foster Vacations Loyal daughters of the Theresians of America, with whom they are affiliated, the Theresians of Aquinas devote their interest, their zeal, and their prayers to fostering vocations to the Sisterhoods. Their monthly meetings feature instructive and inspirational talks by priests, sisters, and laity on the various religious communities in the Church, the needs of the Church in the modern age, and the role of the individual Christian, religious or lay, in fulfilling these needs. Each Theres- ian makes a private holy hour each week for an increase of Sisterhood vocations through a spirit of generosity on the part of those whom Christ calls to follow Him in this special way. The Theresians sponsor vocation displays, panel discussions, and a Bible Service “To Know One’s Vocation.” The Theresian Organization includes adult, college, and high school units throughout the world. Its patroness is Saint Therese of Lisieux. Its motto: “Without God we cannot; without us Cod will Maureen O'Brien and Dot Dunstan encourage prayers for vocations. Sister Anne Richard, Moderator, meets with board members. Maureen Welsh; Teresa Maguire, Secretary; Fances Spinks; Mary Lynn Hummel, Vice-President; Elsie Mc- Carthy; Dot Dunstan, President; Kathy Farr; Rita Kron, Treasurer; Maureen O’Brien, Vice-President. 92 THE AQUINAS BANNER Improves Copy This year’s issues of the Banner have con- tinued the purpose of informing the student body of scholastic and extracurricular activ- ities. Published five times a year, the school paper has undergone improvements in the writing and selection of news items. Occasion- al instructions to the staff members on various aspects of journalism have been helpful in the development of the paper and its staff mem- bers. Editors: Maureen O’Brien and Matt Stovall; Brother Robert, Faculty Advisor. Sports Editors: Mary Lynn Hummel, Jay Pin- kerton; Bill Welsh. Makeup Editors: Nancy Lavin, Tom Blain, Mike Henry. Feature Page Editors: Nancy Durant, Ronnie Hodge. Photog- rapher: Billy fawis. Front Page Editors: Kathy DeMarco, John Jacobs. Typists: Jo Ann Newsome, Carol Kaiser, Becky Kearns. Contributing writers: First row: Clara Chen, Patsy Willis, Pat Kearns. Claire Arthur. Karen Brittingham, Danny Stuckart, Carol Stearns, Irene Gary, Pat Gigandet. Second row: Barbara Johnson, Kathy Farr, Monica Von Plinsky, Joe Neal, Thomas Nordman, John Zerzan, John Dunn, Alexander Boulogne. 93 THE AQUINIAN Evaluation Scores Mount Lay-out Editors, David Fleming and Jimmy Herman, plan a spread for varsity football. Circulation Managers, Margie Van Horn and Robert Snider, check incoming subscriptions. Literary Editors, Dot Dunstan and Kathy Blain, work on copy. Advertising Managers, Lois Cordes and Ed Rartis. record ads received. 94 Lois Cordes, Robert Snider, Ed Bartis, Maria Picciuolo, and Richard Stearns listen as advisor, Sister Mary Raymond explains layout technique. The 1966 Aquinian captures the spirit of Aquinas through a pictorial record of the school year. The annual staff hopes that all students will be proud of this year’s edition, a product of their team work and united effort. The 1965 Aquinian won All Catholic honors from the Catholic School Press Association and first honors from the National Scholastic Press. These are the highest awards ever re- ceived by the Aquinian. The evaluation scores have increased with every edition, and the stall' hopes that the ’66 edition will exceed all past scores. Business Managers, Bubber Willis and guire, check and record accounts. Editors, Richard Stearns and Maria Picciuolo, admire awards won by last year’s Aquinian and anticipate this year’s success. Teresa Ma- 95 Officers: Claire Arthur, Secretary; Kathy Atkinson, President; Lois Cordes, Vice-President; Gayla Ward, Treasurer. Mary Alice Mulherin, Debbie Dimond, Carolyn O’Connor. Madeline Tantillo. Pat Cochran, Lani Rathbun, Phylis Odom, Eliza- beth Cordes. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Meet Demands Efficiently This year’s library staff has made the library a very efficient and useful unit of the school. The routine tasks of checking, accessioning, stamping, and covering the books and magazines have provided the assistants with practical experience and a real knowledge of library techniques. Mary Conrad, Sheila Ward, Elizabeth Barmen. 96 SACRISTANS Prepare for the Banquet To care for the Chapel, which is the center of divine worship, is the chief duty of the sacristans. Eight girls, four seniors and four juniors regularly pre- pare the altar for theHoly Sacrifice of the Mass and for the Benediction serv- ice. Theirs is the privilege of keeping God’s House a worthy dwelling place for the Eucharistic Presence. Sister Mary James instructs senior sacristans, Laurie Loyal, Lani Rathbun, Lorraine Miles, Theresa Heffernan. Charlotte Van Horn, Pat Kearns, Madeline Tantillo, and Frances Oetjen prepare the altar for Mass. 97 LET THERE BE MUSIC Bottom row: B. Kearns, P. Willis, K. Farr, N. LeBlanc, P. Kearns, J. Hong. K. DeMarco, M. Krantz. Second row: E. McCarthy, T. Zeller. B. Smith, H. Kelker, N. Durant, C. Stearns, F. Schmaltz, J. Newsome. Third row: S. Bailey, M. O'Brien, C. Van Horn, M. Tantillo, M. Donlon, L. Loyal, P. Scherer. T. Dear. Fourth row: C. Chen, R. Strauch, M. Hummel, L. O'Brien, P. Posey. R. Kron, N. Lavin. M. Wolf. Fifth row: P. E ans, J. Ding- man, M. Kron, F. Corda. K. Riggin, A. Toomey, B. Salonick. K. Brittingham. Sixth row: S. Smith, E. Havron, S. Della Giustina, F. Oetjen, S. Craig. P. Odom. B. Beier, B. John- son. Top row: E. Cordes, M. Collins, T. Heffeman. A. Chafee, C. Vaughan, S. Cashin, S. LaHatte, P. O'Connell. GLEE CLUB An integral part of the life of “Miss Aquinas” is Glee Club. She attends this class, for which credit is given, every Monday and Thursday, continuing and enriching the vocal training which, in most cases, she began as a Freshman at Aquinas. The Glee Club performs frequently throughout the school year—in its own pro- grams or as part of other school functions. A full schedule of Christmas caroling at local hospitals and army installations is fol- lowed by intensive practice for the event of the year—the Spring Concert. An Aquinas “first” this year was the organization of an all-male Glee Club whose Charter Members made their debut in the April Concert. Music librarians Frances Spinks, Margaret Culpepper, Barbara DeMarco, and Virgi- nia King, assist Sister Ann Richard. 98 Choir Officers: Laurie Loyal, President; Karen Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer. Glee Club—Junior Choral Officers: Nancy Mulherin, Secretary; Donna Kron, Treasurer; Florence Schmaltz, Vice-President; Suzy Smith, President. JUNIOR CHORAL Bottom row: T. Battcy, B. DeMarco, M. McDowell. S. Thompson. A. Long, R. Rhodes, M. An- drieni, M. Myhand. M. Tor- res, P. Moss. Second row: A. Tantillo. D. Cadlc, M. Fors- mark, K. Krantz, K. McMan- us, A. Cameron, S. Caver. L. Ciillum, K. Shermer. Third row: G. Smith, C. Rox, G. O’- Meara, M. Siller, L. Battey, N. Henry, M. Rucker, J. Mur- ray, K. Lewis, Fourth row: J. Murray, M. Welsh. K. Berini, K. Zerzan, F. O’Connell. P. Heffcrnan, S. Weigie, M. Tor- res, P. Holleran. Fifth row: P. Gibson, K. Maguire. N. Mul- herin. D. Douglas, M. Gambill, M. Stetz. M. Mulherin. P. Bailey, J. Meticver. Sixth row: C. Dunstan, D. Kron, K. Ful- mer, P. Brittingham, K. Don- Ion, M. Culpepper, S. Cashin, F. Spinks, D. Dimond. Top row: S. Robinson. M. Living- ston, C. Wheelin, K. Lewis, V. King, K. White, C. Kaiser, L. Mulherin, C. Van Sant. JUNIOR CHORAL The Aquinas Junior Choral provides choral training and musical enjoyment for some sixty-five Freshmen and Soph- omore girls. Membership is obtained on the basis of Fresh- men try-outs, after which the girls receive basic instruction in the vocal art to prepare them for later membership in the Glee Club. Their programs offer a rich variety of sing- ing experiences—traditional and novelty, sacred and secu- lar. The Junior Choral shares caroling engagements with the Glee Club at Christmas time and is heard in the annual Spring Concert at Bell Auditorium Music Hall. Junior Choral is a credit class and meets twice weekly during school hours. Piano and organ accompanists. CHOIR Select voices from both the Freshman- Sophomore Junior Choral and the Junior- Senior Glee Club make up the Aquinas Choir. A small but versatile and talented group of thirty-eight girls, the Choir pro- vides the singing for all school-Church ceremonies and serves us “song leader” for congregational participation in school Mass- es and Bible Vigils. The principal aim of this group is to prepare lay leaders in the field of Church music as the girls return to their respective parishes. Several selections by the Choir are a specialty in the annual Spring Concert. .... Bottom row: K. DeMarco, J. Hong, N. Durant, L. Cordes, C. O’Connor, K. Farr, B. Kearns. Second row: P. Scherer, H. Kelker, J. Newsome, T. Battcy, M. Donlon, J. Dixon, T. Zeller. Third row: S. Arnold, R. Kron, T. Dear, M. Andriene, M. Von Plinsky, M. O’Brien, P. Evans. Fourth row: S. Craig, C. Skinner, F. Spinks, K. Maguire, N. Holley, M. Mulherin, J. O’Byrne. Fifth row: T. Maguire. B. Johnson, P. Posey, L. Snider, K. Bookhammer, J. Dingman, P. Cochran. Sixth row: S. Della Guistina, S. Wadr, E. Scholly, L. Miles, F. Octjcn, M. Kron. Top row: S. Smith, J. Odom, K. Blain, A. Chafee, L. Rathbun, T. Maguire. I. Gary. RED CROSS COUNCIL Bottom row: Frances Oetjen, Treasurer; Maureen O’Brien, Vice-President; Lorraine Miles, President; Elizabeth Barmen, Secre- tary; Sister Mary Lucille, Moderator. Second row: Linda Snider, Elaine Sholly, Connie Dunstun, Kathy Fulmer, Evelyn Havron, Sheila Ward. Top row: Jessi Dingman. Kathy Farr, Florence Schmaltz, Sharon Thompson. 100 Mrs. Allen opens Red Cross Program. RED CROSS Enrollment Remains High This year the number enrolled in Red Cross was encourag- ingly large. Monthly meetings for all the members promoted greater unity among the volunteers. The members, who serve in school, office, and hospital, were shown films depicting service careers and were given reports on the accomplishments of the Aquinas volunteers. Service was emphasized as the main goal of all Red Cross volunteers. Theresa Heffernan is capped by Sister Paula. Kathy Farr receives a stripe for a year’s service. 101 Maria I. Picciuolo wins 2nd place in the Augusta District Penny Art Show with her oil painting depict- ing freedom. Her painting is now competing in the State Art Show. Sister Mary James congratulates the National Merit Scholarship Finalists Jessi Dingeman, Betty Salonick, Mary Carolyn Wolf, and Kathy Blain. Betty Salonick wins two notable competitions : the diocesan essay contest, sponsored by the Au- gusta Deanery Council of Catholic Women, and the Cencral Mills, Inc., “Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow” contest. First place winners in the Voice of Democracy Contest at Aquinas: Mary Carolyn Wolf, Alexander Boulogne, and Debbie Dimond. Alexander Boulogne also won first place in the American Legion Oratorical Contest for the tenth district. STUDENTS Jessi Dingeman captures Star Student Award with the highest CEEB score at Aquinas. Sister Mary James is named Star Teacher by Jessi. As a token of appreciation from the faculty and student body, Patricia McCarthy and Pat Johannsen. Presidents of the 1965 senior class, present a plaque to Father Seikel, first Moderator of Aquinas (1957-1965) who was transferred as principal to Pacelli High School in Columbus, Georgia. At the same time a School Spirit plaque was presented in Father’s honor to recognize each year outstanding senior students. Also shown at the presentation are Brother Alphonse Justin, past principal of the Boys Department and Sister Mary James, principal of the Girls’ Department. MERIT HONORS Mary Lynn Hummel wins 1st place in the state level of the Elks Youth Leadership Contest, bringing her winnings to $300 in U.S. Savings Bonds. Richard Stearns and Tommy Rathbun receive WJBF and Coca-Cola’s awards for Highest Varsity Scholastic Average and Most Valuable Player, respectively. Mr. Leonard and Father Stranc present the awards. HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Bottom row: Susan Hagler, Pat Scherer, Lauren O’Brien, Patsy Willis, Nancy LeBlanc, Mary Krantz, Lois Cordes, Connie Vaughn. Second row: Jo Ann Newsome. Mary Lynn Hummel, Mary Alice Mulherin. Tina Dear, Teresa Maguire, Mary D’Antig- nac, Elizabeth Cordes, Laura Duvall, Madeline Tantillo, Suzie Smith. HOMECOMING Aquinas’s ninth Homecoming game was played on Saturday, October 12, at Richmond Academy Stadium. On this cold Homecoming night, the undefeated Blue Jackets of Savan- nah High skillfully downed the Irish 34-12. Halftime activities were highlighted by the crowning of Mary Lynn Hummel as queen. Though the Irish did not post a victory, their spirit was not dampened at the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the cheerleaders. v Karen Briitingham, '64 Queen, crowns Mary Lynn Hummel as '65 Homecoming Queen. Richard Sterns, who sponsored Mary Lynn, and Mr. A. W. Cordes, Jr., her escort, agree with the choice. Father Stranc pre- sents the new queen wtih a silver tray. Escorts from the Boosters' Club pre- pare to escort Home- coming candidates on to the field. MARY LYNN HUMMEL CROWNED QUEEN Mary Lynn reigns as Queen at the 1965 Homecoming Dance. Willing hands help make the Homecoming Dance a successful event. Patsy Willis, second runner-up, and Jo Ann Newsome, first runner-up, share in the honors of Queen. Students enjoy music by “Profits.” Loyalty that volunteers a sincere rryes” I ■ ufirfr-xr r -v ■ T..M ' ■ ' WELCOME T'O A U C r . IT-. ,•- ' c-. „ v «3 }t c tm + 4S • l 3+ ++ + +9 • m ' - ! ADVERTISING SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Andrieni Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Atkinson I)r. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bailey and Family Mrs. W. P. Bambrick and Family Elizabeth Barmen Mr. and Mrs. S. Barmen Mrs. B. A. Beck Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Beck and Family Mr. J. J. Bennett Mrs. Ruby Blackwell Kathy Blain Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Blain Fred C Boatwright Rollin Boatwright Bobby and Charlotte Bobby and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Bohannan Dwight Bohler Mr. and Mrs. Boulogne and Family Mrs. A. J. Breazeale Dann Briatico Mary A. Brown Tommy Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Beigle Dr. and Mrs. C A. Burgamy Carol Ann Burgamy Cynthia Burgamy Janet Burgamy Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Bussey Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cameron Mrs. Ann Carter Mrs. Bernard F. Cashin Mr. Joe Cashin Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cashin Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Caver and Family Mrs. Mary D. Cawley James T. Chafee Mr. and Mrs. George M. Champion Charles and Suzy James E. Cheek Mr. P. T. Chen Mrs. P. T. Chen John A. Cieslewicz Mrs. John Geslewicz Dr. and Mrs. Richard Clardy Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Curry Earl Cubbertson Master James Culpepper III Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Culpepper and Family Mr. Larry Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Z. Craig and Family Rita Marie Coleman Mrs. Jack Cooney Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Collins Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cordes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Corda “Sunshine” Dailey Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dear. Jr. Debby and Ervin Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Deas and Family Sandra Della-Giustina Dr. and Mrs. Victor E. Della-Giustina Mr. Edward De Marco Col. and Mrs. D. R. Dingeman and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dodgin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dolvniuk and Family Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Donahoo Maj. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dooley, Ret. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Douglas and Family Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Durant and Family Mr. Richard Dyson Carol Ann Evans Mr. David Evans Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Evans and Family Mrs. Katharine K. Farr Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Francisco and Family Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Franklin Fuzzy and Mouse Bess Gallaher Mr. and Mrs. John D. Garwood Michael E. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. J. S. 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Jones, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Kearns and Family Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kearns and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kelleher and Familv Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kelly, III Mr. Phillip Kelly Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Krantz Edward J. Kron Elma Kron John R. Lazenby Mr. and Mrs. L. LcBlanc and Family Bill Lenz Herman Lockwood Gene Mahon Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mattia Pete Martinez Ed Menger Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Mays Mr. and Mrs. John C. Melton Mrs. John Menter Ruth Mitchell Alfred Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Montgomery Barbara and Bernard Mulherin Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Mulherin and Family Mary Alice Mulherin Dr. and Mrs. Steve Mulherin Murphy Junior High Fr. Joseph J. Murphy Tom D. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John V. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Murray John R. Myers Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy and Family Ollie McDaniel, Jr. Julian J. McHugh Eliza McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Peter McManus Lt. Col. and Mrs. R. C. McNamee and Family Jo Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Newsome and Family Mr. and Mrs. B. J. 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Shannon Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shirey Elmer Simmons Sisters of St. Francis Mary Katherine Sitler Lt. Col. and Mrs. B. P. Smith Pocahontas and John Smith Russell C. Snider Mr. William R. Stack Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Steams Earl Sturkey Mr. Anthony Tantillo Mr. and Mrs. Norman Terry Mrs. Gertrude Thiede Henry B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Thorstad and Family Mrs. E. P. Trapnell Mr. and Mrs. William A. Trotter, Jr. Major S. M. Touchstone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Troutman and Family James Ussery Margie Van Horn Von Plinsky Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Walker, Sr. and Family Charlie Walker, Jr. Rebecca Waters Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Weigle Mr. W. T. Welk Bennie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wimberly Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Winner Woodhurst and O’Brien Architects Mr. and Mrs. Claude Starr Wright 108 VARIETY FOOD STORES 3226 Block Wrichtsboro Road 1509 • 15th Street Specializing in QUALITY MEATS —FANCY PRODUCE COMPLETE PEST CONTROL • TERMITE CONTROL - FREE INSPECTIONS Guaranteed Service Morgan Pest Control Co. “Locally Owned Operated” 1902 Olive Road Augusta, Ga. Day 738-2236 C. H. MORGAN Night RE 3-0844 109 RIVERSIDE MILLS Spinners of Quality Carpet Yams Augusta, Georgia Compliments of AUGUSTA CONCRETE BLOCK CO. Aiken Highway 1—North Augusta, Georgia Phone: 822-5524 AUGUSTA AVIATION, INC. DANIEL FIELD Augusta, Georgia Compliments of Jack Bowles-Harold Boardman Jr. Bowles-Boardman Realty Sales Inc. Wm. J. Heffernan Co. INSURANCE John B. Murray Co. 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BOB ANDERSON AUGUSTA, GEORGIA EVELYN FRANCIS BEAUTY SALON 314 8th Street Phone 722-6344 HOME Ifederal savings! ns bum STstn LAKE VIEW PHARMACY INC. 1800 Broad Street Phone RE 3-4495 Augusta, Georgia For Quick, Handsome, Corsages, Call DANIEL VILLAGE FLORIST Phone 733-3614 ® Le GRANDES MILES MOTEL U. S. No. 1—78—25 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Mrs. Kathryn Arnold, Manager Phone 724-8261 122 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AUGUSTA Open 9 to 4 Mon.-Thurs. Broad and 10th, downtown Augusta 9 to 6 Fridays Walton Way just off 15th Closed Saturdays Washington and Berchman Road Idle Hour OLLERICH TEXACO Florist 4209 Wrightsboro Road 1704 Central Avenue Service-you-can-trust oil-gas-wash-lubrications Augusta, Georgia 733-3672 Brake work of all kind Minor Tune ups LeBlanc's Barber Shop North Augusta, S. C. Compliments of Johnston's Red White Beech Island, S. C. Compliments of KRISPY KREME 1715 Walton Way Congratulations to the Class of ’66 A. 0. BENSON — Manager Life Casualty Ins. Co. 308 F. C. Bldg. Phone 722-8132 PHONE BUS. 733-0384 PHONE RES 736-4772 FREE ESTIMATES NALL'S GARAGE BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING . . FRAME STRAIGHTENING WHEEL BALANCING . . . WRECKER SERVICE NEXT TO SUE REYNOLDS SCHOOL Box 309, Rt. 2 Roy Nall Wrightsboro Road Augusta, Georgia SASSER'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REPAIRED MECHANIC ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES CARL SASSER, Owner 1899 Gordon Highway — Augusta, Georgia Phone: 736-3134 24 Hr. Service CARL FICKEN AUTOMOBILES A LOT OF GOOD BUYS 1290 Ellis Street — Phone 724-8894 Compliments of DANIELS LINCOLN MERCURY COMET 1333 Broad Street “Home of Satisfied Customers and Quality Service” 123 Compliments of Johnson, Lane, Space, Smith Co., Inc. 721 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia East Boundary Barber Shop 414 EAST BOUNDARY TRY YOUR NEXT HAIRCUT WITH US SI.00 C. F. Phail, Proprietor IF hat’s so Interesting? A M B E R II O U S E RESTAURANT OF NORTH AUGUSTA INC. On Highway 1, 78, 278—25 Y4. Mile North of Augusta PRIVATE DINING —CURB SERVICE TELEPHONE 824-5524 OPEN 24 HOURS 124 FOR BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES, VISIT FIFTH AVE. SHOPPE “The Shoppe All Women Know” SHOP and SAVE Carpenter's 50-50 Super Markets Strik'n Spare Lanes 1745 Georgia Avenue BOWLING BILLIARDS MINIATURE RACEWAY Phone 822-3758 2102 Central Ave. 3001 Walton Way Augusta, Georgia Compliments of Builders Mart Appliances RCA Color TV RCA Whirlpool Appliances Lighting Fixtures Owner—Phil Kelly Phone 798-1455 ,, FRENCH DRY CLEANING CO. “Drive By Window” “2-Hour Service or “One Day Service” 1299 Emmett Street REgent 3-4446 Compliments of First State National Bank Beech Island, S. C. Member—FDIC FRS Compliments of 3£nigl|t0 nf (Mumbufl 3Fnurtb Srgm Knights of Columbus PATRICK WALSH COUNCIL 2575 Henry Street Augusta, Georgia 125 Best Wishes and God’s Blessing PARENT To The Class of ’66 EACHER ORGANIZATION AQUINAS HIGH SCHOOL Riverside Distributors, Inc. Wholesalers of SHEEHAN'S PACKAGE SHOP Wrichtsboro Road SCHLITZ and OLD MILWAUKEE Compliments Compliments of Richmond Appliance Center of Two Great Stores to Serve You POSEY'S 2826 Deansbridge Road - - Augusta, Georgia FUNERAL HOME 519 Georgia Avenue - - North Augusta, S. C. 733-9487 — Phone — 822-3110 127 Beal Richmond! THE FRIENDS OF ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH Wish You God’s Blessing Compliments of the TIP TOP GRILL TROTTER REALTY CO. 15th-8th Street Augusta, Georgia 128 WADDEY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. TR AILW A YS “COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS” EASIEST TRAVEL ON EARTH Eighth and Ellis Street 7th and Green Street Augusta, Georgia 724-5537 Augusta's Largest Developer of Quality Neighborhoods Murphy Son Drug Store, Inc. Your Present Home May Be Traded for OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY a New One Insurance Sale 1551 Gwinnett St. Call 722-6426 SHERMAN AND HEMSTREET 801 Broad St. PA. 2-8334 Stark-Empire Laundry Dry Cleaning Compliments 1264 Druid Park Ave. LAUNDRY - CLEANING - RUG CLEANING of Phone RE. 3-3611 SOPHOMORE Waters Pure Oil Service Station 3099 Deans Bridge Rd. BOYS 798-1463 Best of Wishes to the Class of ’66 W. W. BOLIN 129 RAILROAD BANK TRUST COMPANY AUGUSTA, GEORGIA MEMBER F D I C • MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM THE OLDEST CHARTERED FINANCIAL INSTITUTION SOUTH OF THE NATION'S CAPITAL Compliments of F. E. FERRIS CO., INC. 752 Broad Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Compliments of GREEN THUMB GARDEN CENTER 2841 Central Avenue Compliments of Hill Gulf Service Station Garage 2075 Central Ave. George Walton Beauty Shop Compliments of Vivian H. Wall, Owner W. A. SYMNS BEAUTY CONSULTANT STYLISTS 127 Georgia Avenue FOR DISCRIMINATING WOMEN North Augusta, S. C. located across from entrance of the Bon Air Hotel on Walton Way in George Walton Apts. - • • 736 0886 Heidleberg Package Shop 130 MURPHY ROBINSON PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS S.F.C. RIHg. and 1451 Harper Street ARNDT'S BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service PERMANENT REMOVAL OF UNWANTED HAIR 804 Hickman Road. 733-3475 SILVERSTEINS Cleaners - - - Launderers We Appreciate Your Business 2568 Central Avenue RE. 3-3685 SECRETARIAL ARTS 403 Marion Building Augusta, Georgia 724-0642 EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE FOR COLLEGE REVIEW COURSES ALL SECRETARIAL COURSES KRESS' SCHOLASTIC SCHOOL SUPPLIES ROSES NORTH AUGUSTA PLAZA 5% INTEREST on SAVINGS BANK OF AUGUSTA FULL BANKING SERVICES Regular Checking Accounts Special Checking Account. Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Boxes Christmas Clubs Night Depository Bank Money Orders Cashier's Checks Traveler's Checks Bank-By-Mail AUTO LOANS - New and Used Personal Loans Appliance Loans THE BANK OF AUGUSTA private bank—not incorporated 1296 Broad St. Augusta, Georgia 131 Established 1837 PLATT'S FUNERAL HOME 721 Crawford Avenue Augusta, Georgia PAULINE F. PEUFFIER E. P. GREALISH, SR. NEON-ELECTRIC, INC. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING, COMMERCIAL SIGNS, BULLETINS, TRUCK LETTERING, SHOW CARDS EDGAR E. MLRRAH 2277 Broad Street .... 738-1677 - - - - Augusta, Georgia Mon.-Wed.-Fri.9 til 1—3 til 6 — Tues. Sat. 9 til 1 Closed Thursdays DR. J. E. BALLARD North Augusta Chiropractic Arts Building Specializing in Spinal and Structural Disorders 601 Georgia Avenue N. Aucusta, S. C Phone 824-0342 m PIXIE W W VS T Southgate Plaza National Hills Compliments of JIMMIE'S BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. AND THE FLEMISTER COMPANY 132 Best Wishes M. M. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1130 Fenwick Street FARMS CITY SUBURBAN COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES RENTALS INSURANCE TRACY S. TEASLY REAL ESTATE CO. INC. Tracy S. Teasly — 1536 Walton Way — Augusta, Georgia Business Phone: 722-3789 Residence Phone: 733-3095 COMPLETE PEST CONTROL «utfllilo ... I ■ Aiken - - Macon - - Augusta 730 Broad Street Compliments of GEORGIA CAROLINA BRICK TILE COMPANY WESTOVER MEMORIAL PARK Augusta, Georgia A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION PERPETUAL CARE 133 Compliments of Ruben's Department Store 914 Broad PA. 2-6671 Compliments of Bussell's Pure Station TIRES - TUBES • WASHING - LUBRICATION Beech Island, South Carolina THE ORIENTAL MARKET FOOD FROM THE FAR EAST Open 11-6 Except Monday 2908 Deansbridge Road BEST WISHES SENIOR CLASS OF ’66 MONTE SANO HARDWARE Seventh Reynolds at the Levee STEAKS - CHOPS - SEAFOOD THE HEFFERNANS Open Daily Except Sunday Compliments of Southern Data Processing Service, Inc. P. 0. Box 123 • 6 Eighth Street Augusta, Georcia Alexander H. Von Plinsky, Jr., Pice President Phone 722-6488 — Area Code 404 Compliments of MCDONALD'S BUILDERS 134 Compliments of MONTE SANO PHARMACY AND KINGSWAY PHARMACY RELIABLE DRUGGISTS RE. 6-2553 1424 Monte Sano Avenue and 2107 Kingsway Augusta, Georgia Murphy Stationery Company SINCE 1916 Phone 722-2122 720 Broad St. Augusta, Georgia McGowen Printing Company 601 Eleventh Street Augusta, Georgia 30901 SUCCESSORS TO WALTON PRINTING COMPANY Phone 738-3236 Res. RE. 6-3355 24 Hr. Service MITCH'S SERVICE PLUMBING, REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WINDOW UNITS BACK SAME DAY 2309 Milledceville Road Augusta, Georcia MILLER RESTAURANT DINING ROOM AND CURB SERVICE PIT COOLED BAR-B-Q and CHANNEL CATFISH “We Never Close” COMPLETE MENU - COCKTAILS Le Roy's Superette 1859 Central Avenue Martinez Pharmacy 3840 Washington Road Phone 733-3687 Martinez, Georgia W. T. GRANT CO. HOME OF BRADFORD APPLIANCES North Augusta Plaza KS PH SAR SML DD GO LB MM RR JM KL SP GC CV MC BD Best of SW DC DA Luck SC AS MG to the class MT JW JM of '66 AT from the class of '69 KL PG LM MM HG TH PM MD CM AC DK JM FB AL FO KF KD LC GS NH CR MKS MAR CD TH€ ©xforb iHjop LTO. 935 Jones St. Compliments of Lakemont Package Shop Congratulations to Class of '66 Johnson and Austin Realtors 125 Eighth St. — PA. 4-9668 DEVELOPERS OF GLENN HILLS SUBDIVISION Surrounding St. Joseph Catholic Church Quality Foods Just Heat...Eat...Enjoy! A FRIEND FROM ABILENE, TEXAS Compliments of St. Edward's Church Murphy Village, South Carolina Compliments of Jennings Drug Store 137 Phone PA. 2-1728 VOGUE CLEANERS “Let Vogue Do It” Pick-Up and Delivery R. L. MILLER 1356 Walton-Way Skinner Auto Supply Company Distributors AUTOMOTIVE PARTS - SUPPLIES 1337 Reynolds Street Phone: Park 4-8247 Augusta, Georgia Delicious Taste Is the Reason Why Diet-Rite Is America’s Number 1 ... Not Even One Calorie Per Bottle NEW . . . SUGAR FREE! DIET-RITE COLA Americas Most Modern Cola A Product of Royal Crown Cola Co. ST. MARY'S ON THE HILL Congratulations to THE CLASS OF ’66 ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL 138 MCDONALD'S 1407 Monte Sano Ave. Compliments of RHODES FURNITURE CO. Broad at 11th Phone 7334481 W e Deliver Compliments of FANCY GROCERIES MEATS RICHMOND SUPPLY CO. 625 7th Street PA. 4-7792 The Largest Manufacturer of Quality Clay Products in the Southeast P. O. BOX 1474 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA THE MADONNA SHOP 415-8th Street Augusta, Georgia BIBLES, MISSALS, RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Youngblood P.B. K.M. K.Z. K.M. K.B. N.M. M.A. M.M. M.C. K.O. T.B. P.M. D.D. S.R. C.B. J.M. G.G. C.S. S.C. S.R. M.H. F.S. M.F. L.S. V.K. S.T. L.H. M.T. F.L. I.T. C.K. E.S. C.L. M.W. K.K. K.W. A.L. C.W. K.E. M.L. GOOD LUCK to the SENIORS from GUESS WHO? 139 Compliments of MEDICAL CENTER and UNIVERSITY MOTELS HILLCREST MEMORIAL PARK BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED MEMORIAL GARDENS Perpetual Care Trust Fund Deans Bridge Road at Richmond Hill Road Phone 733-026 'BYE the junior girls White's Fashion Board Representatives from Aquinas Kathy DeMarco, Carol Stearns, Nancy Durant, Lois Cordes, Karen Brittingham DOWNTOWN — NATIONAL HILLS — AIKEN • Local Owners • Park at the door • Phone 722-8351 • Specialists to help you Congratulations to CLASS OF ’66 Rinker's Paint Mart 1531 Central Avenue Rest Wishes and Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 66 St. Mary's C. Y. O. 140 Johnson Motor Company of Georgia CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE - RAMBLER Compliments of Sales and Service 724-0111 JUNIOR BOYS Compliments of HAVERTY'S FURNITURE CO. 719 Broad St. Phone 724-7738 KELLY’S HAMBURGERS NATIONAL HILLS PHARMACY Across from the Masters EDWARD B. TURNER MUSIC HOUSE EDWARD B. TURNER MUSIC HOUSE Congratulations to HOME of FINE PIANOS THE CLASS OF ’66 Compliments of ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Glenn Hill TIP TOP AMOCO WB £e 3$tone’s MEN'S WEAR L J I 9lP Compliments of PHOENIX PRINTING COMPANY OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY Winter — October-May 8:30 - 10:30 MASS — Summer — June-September 7:30 - 9:30 Holy Days 7:30 • 9:30 GEORGIA IRON WORKS “- « AUGUSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO Food... Friends...Fun... I things go better.i Coke Augusta Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 605 12th Street Augusta, Georgia PA. 4-1427 MOBILE HOME MANOR 2526 MfLLEDGEVILLE ROAD KAY DONLON MANAGER TELtRHONk 733•0563 Jwh i. You, Fresh! Fresh? Yes, ma'am! Or sir! Freshern'a fresh egg. Made around the clockl G-O-O-D around same clock. Special formula, real fresh, little cost. And delicious-like good! Spudnuts, natch. Try 'em. You'll see. Here. Ik. Compliments of John T. Chesser Barrett Law, Inc. 3 Masonic Building Augusta, Georgia Compliments of A Friend 143 Southgate Plaza It is this SPIRIT OF AQUINAS that is creating a world- that is creating us! ROBERT WILKINSON PHOTOGRAPERS DIAL PA. 2-3070 DIAL TA. 4-9971 Studio at 871 Broad Street Aquinian Photographer 144 •r . v : : i -
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