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

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MARY GITTEMEIER--In sixth grade when a girl is so anxious to drop that childish Iaok and acquire the appearance ofa teenager, I know I was a mast disappointed awkward tallgirlwho always feltout of place looking down at what I thought was a cute little boy who would never grow up to my size. SANDY SCHULTZE--In the sixth grade my plans were very definite. I was going to be a nurse. My plans now are iust as definite. In sixth grade I was the tallest in my class. It seemed all I had were arms and legs and nothing else. My hair looked terrible all the time. CHERYL WALSCH--When I was in the sixth grade I planned on being oveterinarian. I planned on being this because I liked animals. I changed my mind because I found aut that I would have to take more biology. TERRY PATTON--I always had great hopes of being a doctor, not any specific kind, just an ordinary doctor. In the sixth grade I was o tomboy, as mean and onery as the devil himself. But nowl hope I've changedf l'm still mean, but I dan't climb trees anymore. MARY ELLEN COYLE-- In sixth grade I was rather giddy to say the least. Much thinner than I am'now, with long hair and bushy eyebrows. MADELINE HEl.LMAN-- I wanted to be a holy card dealer because I loved to trade haly cards. Now I want ta be a private secretary for a rich important r-:an because I decided there isn't much ofa future in the holy card business. I was sweet and innocent then and I haven't changed a bit. DIANE ANDERSON --When I was in sixth grade I planned to be a singer who would make many top Rock-n-Roll hits. I thought the arrangers and producers would easily recognize me and make me a hit. I changed my mind because I found my dream ta be impractical and impossible. HOLLY HILL--I wanted to be a star baseball player like Stan-the-Man because I always played on a summer team. I now want to be a social worker because I learned there wasn't any room for girls in the maior leagues. I was somewhat ofa disciplinary problem in the sixth grade--quite a contrast to the cultured girl I am now. MARY DAVIDSON--I have a vague idea as ta my behavior and personality, and from what people tell me l'd rather not remember at all. I was always getting into trouble in school and I was constantly getting kicked out of classes. I'm still known as The Instigator. BARB NOONAN--In the sixth grade I was quiet and very shy. It seems all I ever did was study. Also, I was quite a tomboy in the sixth grade. I even broke an arm to prove it. LINDA STUSSIE--I had always planned on being a lawyer because my goal was to be the first woman President. Now I would like to be an English teacher. The main reason I changed my mind was that, after asking a few people, they all informed me that they would not vote for a woman for President. SHARON NORMANSELL--When I was in the sixth grade I wasn't quiet or shy, but I wasn't boisterous. I prayed pretty much then, probably more than I da now. I do know that I did try to be nice to everyone and I didn't like to hurt people in any way. SHARON COLLINS--When I was in the middle grades all I wanted to be was a mother and have children, and a husband that wentsta the office every morning. Now I am planning an attending nursing school. The reason I changed my mind is because I found out what boys are like, andl doubt very much whether I will ever get married. I couIdn't stand a bossy husband and staying home inthe house with the children all ofthe time. IQ!

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