Aquinas High School - Trumpet Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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,J-:qs 915' JUNIOR OFFICERS re' l ' A ss- ' .av-.. .p--f . ,mg V.-5 ad? MARY MALONEY JOSEPH RATHBURN PHYLIS LEMAY r- 'OPHOMORE OFFICERS I I if ,231 , MQXKQV 'H fi ' ,ARQ just-4 ' GEORGE NAEGLE JAMES HACKNER THOMAS BURNS FRESHMEN OFFICERS JAMES WAIS RICHARD PADESKY ELIZABETH SKEMP -'st X are L4-c3054. , vu. 7' flifi -j- bn, Ari' CLASS RESUME Q Under classmen help to carry on the illustrious traditions rich were established by their predecessors at Aquinas. To carry on the name of the school is the goal of all Freshmen. ' all endeavors they seem to be fulfilling this statement. The football am found many promising boys to be out for future squads. They To have shown their creative ability by printing a paper concerning 2 Medieval times. Many Sophomore classmen were among the ranlcs of letter earners football. The girls brought out their dramatic talents by malcing 19 their debut in the annual Dramatic Club production. Our able Juniors did their share by feting the outgoing Seniors who will all be missed immensely. Having moved to Wauwatosa, Phylis Lemay's office was taken over by Mary Cecile Mink. The Junior-Senior Prom proved to be both unique and original due to the efforts of all the Juniors. Juniors are our next Seniors. So progress rapidly and malce your last year a profitable one.