St Thomas Aquinas High School - Templar Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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October 22, 1964 Picture This A ' H old s H op H s L - . . .sais - X ' f , . Y fftgit, . 92- ,Q , Q iii ti I ' rs ' ' -1- 3 -' -'-' , ' IT'S NOT REALLY A CENTRAL DANCE! Just ask any of the four Comet reporters who took these pictures at St. Thomas Aquinas' first dance. Freshmen, the only ones enrolled this year, were greeted. in the cafeteria of the new school on Route 62 by the Brothers of Christian Instruction and the Sisters of St. Francis who staff the school. Four Fine Yeors - Lik IF IT FITS, SHE'S HIS. Each girl contributed a shoe for a shoe dance. From the pile, the boys took a shoe and matched it for a dance. Something we could use? IT HAD A HAPPY ENDING. At least for mostg if you look closely, there seems to be one unfortunate in the crowd. As pictured in the Comet, Central's school newspaper, Aquinas students can loolc back on our treshman year and be reminded ot H19 Qrowing up that was developed be- tween September I964 and June I968. Thot Will Lo September I964 began the history ot a new school and a new people-a very special lcind of people-Aquinas people. We were muc smaller then. had much more space. Such be gan that tirst year ot growing up. ot makin the transition trom grade school to hig school, ot becoming a real individual with rea thoughts and beliets. Sophomore year was the year that STA ha its tirst upper class. We began to grow olde in mind and spirit. is-. l

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Sometimes Athletes . . . i l :'g i I at 5 i it Enthusiasm sparlcecl GAA intramurals. which gave the girls a chance to get a taste ot competitive sports. But Always Girls Cleaning up was a vital part ot every GAA camping weekend. but the spirit ot triendship, the vitality, and good times tar outweigh the dirty work. Below, senior girls enjoyed the brisk tall air and colortul scenery ot Camp Muslcingham. Mrs. Barbara Bussard always worlced hard to make gym classes. camping trips, banquets. and proiects a success and plenty ot tun. She always succeeded. Honor pins and trophies were given out annually to worthy GAA members at the Mother-Daughter banquet. 55

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ne Shining Moment orever 4 Junior year broughl' our class rings. our ring dance. our firsi' Varsiiy schedule, Sfudenf Council elec+ionS. our firsi maiorelies and a marching band in uni- forms, our lirs+ semi-formal, and our cries. Wall +ill we're seniors! Finally Aquinas has senior spiril becomes a realify and +he ' premier class looks forward fo gradua'rion. As years pass affer June '68, we'll wanl 'lo remember 'lhings like Anasfasia. our Cen- +ral games, homecoming, response weekends. fhe Republican convenlion. and more fhan anyihing, 'rhe unforgellable lessons of life we have learned and The unify and lhe 'friendship we have shared as a class over 'Phe pas? four years, like one shining momeni' fhaf will las+ forever in our memories. 57