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

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MR. FORREST ALCORN Instrumental, Orchestra MR. JOSEPH BOZZI instrumental, Orchestra A i2t:'f,-sfgjta z ,a--- A ' r rs'2Sz.' ..: .e ' : ,N W..M 5,-1 ,. .. Q m . 4 - .'gi,:e,a'.' .A . - W . .M .M I . L., Vxigttgg., .R . y,h..a3-,..3g.14 MISS BARBARA BUGG General Music, Choms Musical ' 2. 54 ' 11 t Q wg. 4 tri - gnixg ...wif gy - t -txtif 1 x, W . g Q'!'1..vf r 4'1 - s at -Q, ' 1 si- ts - ,.- ,sK..., , , ... .fi l '45 l ,T . at. W ai., et ., ,W . . . .,.. . . 5 .M 35' 9? - .a , Wes' . 4 .,e,I +4 .,, . 1 SISTER MARY ARTHUR Department Head General Music, Chorus 3 ,gt ififfzif E5Q2E53' ' 3253 i ' f':l3'fl5' '3Pf??'i ' A f , -W . 'S ' 4 , 'W - - r-5 . s .Q 3' Whit SEQEFA x ' '-,ahigf Sei 1 A wr -vsfezsf ' t If - A 2 Z.. , W , 'ei ' :U I ,vs-5. V fi F E I w fepzjgk . .f- 421 . at.. . 31:1 aft f:tr. ','.'ifQ:': . ', .ffM.. l I I - sig .1111 9- ' '-:sie ' L 111-' .. '1f.n3':z',1 1:-1:i:2.,r Fez, W H - rssegifsaizxszis-if 2 mek , I , R aiillltfiifi . . 'f?'fIi?2 SISTER ELECTA MARIE MISS MARY ANN SISTER MARY CARMELYN MR. JAMES PAUL Department Head CALLIOTTE Department Head Speech I Speech, l,ll,lll, Speech, Reading Art l,ll,lll Play English IV Manl This stuff iust won 't come off. I hope Fin e A that I get finished in time for the McC luer Showing next week, says Charles Ruhmann. And Speech Departments Our outlook on the arts has really been transformed since we came to Aquinas. Remember our trip to the American Theatre to see Man of All Seasons and to Kiel to hear the St. Louis Symphony Concen there were the programs that Aquinas itself put on: the Christmas Concert: the play, Meet Me In St. Louis , the musical. Some of the Aquinas students have merited recognition. C arol Rupp won a second- place ribbon in the art showing at McCluer, and Dennis McGinn got first place in the Am e r i ca n Legion District competion in speech. 'We all have gotten a deeper interest in the cultural activities of the American people, The S irit of St. Louis au ,.,vshiiii.amY

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