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

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Stamp Club Officers Ken Kaller, Bob Kaufman, Jerry Brown, and Stephanie Schorr catalogue stamps. Object - to collect stamps and more stumps. Well, as far as l can see, this stamp is different from the stamps in my book The Aquinas Stamp Club, which is in its second year, was started to promote and foster interest in the hobby of stamp collecting. Moderated by Sister Mary Adrienne, the members gather on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. The Stamp Club offers its members an insight into the customs and life Of people throughout the world by acquainting them with the celebrations, holidays, and flags of different nations. 'E.J-aff'

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egg 6' ,-,- .2 L V465 fir-Q , Y-if Denlse Heil, Dennis McGinn, John Gragnani, and Nancy Lloyd look over some books forthe next Spanish Club meeting. Spanish Club Spain, an old and colorful country, rich in romantic traditions, is situated in southwestern Europe. ln a way, this is the purpose of the Spanish Club at Aquinas. Meetings held after school or during class time provide its members with more than a knowledge of the language. Discussions are centered about Spain's land, its people, its history, its religion, and its art. More important is that Spain's influence is felt in our sister country, South America. As a result of this, Spanish Club members are even more interested in what happens to the Spanish-speaking world. Jim Kellogg serenades fellow officers Jean Cissell, Kathie Bishop, and Darlene Mendel 110 ofthe Spanish Club under Slster Mary Adrienne's sponorship.

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DIZ Student Council LARRY MICHUDA JAN MATTHEWS President Vice-President HOLLY HILL BILL MERSON Sscrerory Treasurer