Aquinas High School - Aquinian Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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JOY —10th Anniversary Aquinas High School -JOY JOY is that elusive quality leaping high in our hearts for ten years JOY JOY — in yearning to know, questing for the truth — JOY — in yearning to know JOY — in finding lasting friendships, reaching for the stars — JOY JOY — in developing ourselves physically, learning the value of sportsmanship — JOY — in being needed, serving selflessly for a cause — JOY — in being needed JOY — in co-operating sincerely, acting like a united community — JOY This is a JOY that will endure into eternity. This is a JOY that will endure. JOY —10th Anniversary Aquinas High School —JOY

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The processional for the Mass enters the gymnasium. Bishop’s Day Marks the Beginning of Tenth Anniversary of Aquinas 1957- 1967 On October 25, 1966, Bishop Thomas J. McDonough visited Aquinas High School and after offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the gymnasium, mingled with the students, conversing with them and becoming personally acquainted with them. In his address to the students, Bishop McDonough expressed his pride in Aquinas High School which during the past ten years has not only increased in enrollment but has progressed and come forth as one of the leading educational institutions in the diocese and in the state. As Aquinas embarks upon another decade, students will enjoy the additional building of classrooms and facilities that is now in progress to meet the further expansion during the next ten years. It is with joyful pride that the present yearbook is dedicated to Aquinas, to its past and to its future. Bishop McDonough gets acquainted with Aquinas students. Bishop McDonough, assisted by Father Stranc, Father McCarthy, and Father O'Sullivan, offers the Eucharistic Sacrifice.