Aquinas High School - Aquinian Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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Students page 28 Sports page 76 Activities page 100 Advertising page 124 Academics page 10 Contents

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Friendship Once when I was very small, Maybe two or three, I asked of my father While sitting on his knee: “What’s this thing called friendship? However does it start? Can I hold it in my hand. Or only in my heart? “When it’s just beginning What will make it grow? When it’s grown for many years. What gives it warmth and glow?” My father looked at me and said, “What questions, little man!” A smile crept into his eye, “I’ll answer what I can. “Friendship is a magic That’s not easy to define. It’s tears and smiles together And sharing what was mine. “It’s a wonderful gift that He has given From His bounty up above. One might even say, my child. It’s a special kind of love.”

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Aquinas 1968 Aquinas High School, nestled in the city limits of Augusta, serves as a fountain of education for the stu- dents of the CSRA. This year Aquinas has expanded with the addition of seven new rooms: three new class- rooms on the Boys’ Division, and three new classrooms and a choral room on the Girls’ Division. Below, left, is pictured the new wing of the Boys’ Division. Two classrooms are contained in this wing, and a third ex- tends toward the back. At right a view of the corridor leading to the new section of the Girls’ Division. Dis- played on the following page is one of the twro newly constructed double classrooms. With the dividers closed, this room accommodates general classes; but when large meetings are scheduled, the doors can be pushed open to seat a vast number of students. The youth of today set a fast and rugged pace; and, in accordance with this fact, Aquinas leads the way with constantly improved teaching techniques and ever growing facilities.