Saint Thomas Aquinas High School - Aquinas Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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M. You mean you really like that pIay? , Well, l think if we paste up to the bleed line, that should da it, says Regina Malawey to Chris Lupo . ff I ,S it ,, . Yes, a iob well done. f.1igfffi21M1sfgfa1mg Oh, l'm sure we laid this page out correctly, insists Connie Schuster to Nancy Lembeck. Well, l guess we gooledl Do it over agaln, Drama And Speech Club The Speech and Drama club under the supervision of Sis te r E l ec to Marie, sponsor plays and other productions during the school year. The club is affiliated with CISL and participates in the numerous speech meets held throughout the years. Members are trained for leadership through dramatic and oratorical interpretation, extemporaneous and impromptu speech and debate. 'K asks Jim Welton to fellow officers Rex Dennis McGinn, a favorite of Sister Electa Marie, Barheau, Holly Hill, and Felicia hasenterecl many American Legion Speech contests. Wichlenski.

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Aquinas Yearbook Stal! The yearbook staff, under the direction of Sister Grace Ednund and Mr. Frank Michalski, is c om po se d of editors, layout people, photographers, copyists, and numerous odd-job people. At the end of every school year this book is put out, due soley to the many meetings following school and the given-up holidays and Saturdays ot the staff. Layout staff workers Connie Schaefer and Regina Malawey check copy work as Assistant Editor Jan Matthews looks over recent photographs. Business Manager Jim Anderson, Chief Photographer Jerry Brown, Co-Editor Joyce Macher, Editor Karen Scherr, and Assistant Editor Jan Matthews present the tools af their trade . Sandy Almeling, working an Junior and Organization layouts, types some needed line copy. 95

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The French Club, Le Circle Francais, is composed of those 'students who have taken or are taking French. Moderated by Sister Rose Edward, the club meets on the second Tuesday of each month. The officers are Karen Scherr, Presidenty Kathy Dannegger, Vice-President, and Maureen Brown- Secretary. The purpose ofthe French Club is to promote interest in the people, history, and customs of France. Members have French pen pals. Ah diiembly is given each year in which the members present the songs and dances of France. Karen Scherr points out Paris, France, to Kathy Dannegger and Maureen Brown. French Club Nancy Lembeck and Karen Scherr glance over the Singing Nun album. Why aren 't you singing, girls??? German Club Kannst du Deutsch sprechen? What? Kannst du Deutsch spre'chen? ' says anyone of the 46' menbers of the German Club. This new organization is under the direction of Mr, Freeman. They hold their meetings twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays, to enable them to hold conversation in German. There are no officers as yet, but they will be elected in the near future. Mr. Freeman hopes one day to establish a credited course in German. German can be learned more rapidly, says Mr. Freeman, through the audiolingual method- hear and repeat. 97