Trinity Preparatory School - Trinitas Yearbook (Ilchester, MD)

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ough Rt-ligion tvst. Pvnny Richardson ro- vivvs a hvlpful hint, from Sister lillf'itlit'. ionu-rooni instructor. P 'U 3 E P 1' O Z ll ll ll l l l '11 Y'T'T ut-w-l'ountl rosponsihililics . . . qualitit-5 of l0llill'l'Slllp . . . the vxcilciiit-int of Martli tlras and their sensational oclopi . . . puam- ol' tht- 1-hapol at H-41-ptioii into Somlalily . . . gvlling avquaintvtl with Maulwtli . . . vuriosity t'onqucrs raulion in t'lll'lll . . . ilaily visits, oulwarml signs ol' inxsartl givin- . . . low- of tlays antl ch-mls for what thvy art- . . . tht- gl:-ann of 'ST on lhvir lapt-ls . . . light ol' loyalty to Trinity in thvir Cyn-S . . . gootl nriglihors across tht- hall. living in anlicipation. ,wks , ,Qi gg 4 A MYSTERY PERSONALITY holtls tht- attvnlion ol' Kath- lvcn l'hillmin. llvtty Maniiing. Mary liarhara Johnson, Sut- llair. antl Mary .lanv Yvrightson. If you havv any inlornia- tion as to hvr iclvntity, plvasc vontavt lhv Trinitas stall. .Q f .. in-.-...g .-,....... Q ann. M a3.,.,,. f 11:1 an-rm-q i ' Q D 6 51494 I 1 -a w- l Cv N.. k V but-1 f Ulu: I van- I I I Vx Goo nv-one g',','r'1i' JOYOUS TIDINGS and roumlml vowvls fill thc air as junior TEMPTING FATE, juniors l'at Schultz, .Ivan Z1-pp, Nancy varolors. It-tl hy .lotly llvynolcls. Mvg lwitvli. ancl Vathy Sll'0llllJf'I'g',J01lll lit-lly, Mvg lic-itt'li.an1l Mary l,ou tlilliom- Nlohlvr, 1-xprt-ss tlu-ir Vhristnias spirit in song. try the-ir hantl at vxploring thc unknown. I

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Q .. iw f 1 0-pw. t ws.. GUIDED TOUR of inoclvrn l rvl1c'il .Xrt is 1-omluvtvrt hy Sister H4-It-n l'ntrivin for .Xnnv Maris' lim-rwurt, Mary Prinirost- Snylvr. tit-orgm-niiii Sutvr. Anus- Portvr Mary Vlurv l'otth:lst, :incl otha-r 02tj.ft'I' juniors. A ycar of action with juniors rapping Ittillly of tht- prizvs . . . feet SCI on at l'3Tl'iiUiiy chzirtetl coursv. with one destinationfscnior yvar . . . nm-w an-tivitivs th-- manciing ch-velopt-ft abilities . . . houncing: arouml in hright hills' gym Suits . . . invitations to tht- prom . . . adventures in journalism . . . with suhse-quvnt szuisfit-tl giancvs at mich miilion of tht- ANCIIYVAY . . . promi of the rank of uppe-rclaissnwn . . . hushf-tl plans for the Senior Ton . . . thircl try at Auxiliuni iiiltilllllll . . . ' -ws.. QUESTIONS TURN TO ANSWERS as Kizlry Kc-liner, Kathy YYittst:ult, Pat, Bvzwvr, Ilon- nir' Mills-r, :intl c-lzissnmtvs struggle with :i x 1 N5 int.: -u ' T ' 11 ADVENTURESOME JUNIORS .lofty livynolcls, fiiliilj' JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES l':1l Fizlslivll :incl lfnrhzlrn fiit- Mohlvr. Ann Finnvrty, Louise' fiiiltt'l', Pvggy Vlivll, :intl tings vonipurv notes he-forv :L Stuflc-nt Vounvil Mvvting. Putty Robinson spvnfi 21 warm autumn day Oxploring tht- inorc rustic- spots on thc' vnnipus. Q

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SENIOR ACHIEVEMENT X A proud moment coupled with an audihle sigh of A ' I wc finally made it . . . student council pins . . . 4 ' school rings our own at last . . . a desperate attempt to put on the dignity of senior classmen . . . inner W ' pride of accomplishment . . . always an cye toward the future . . . never-forgotten memories of past years . . . 'ft . 1 A! ' dcep appreciation of the interest of teachers . . . tim.-ttlintt-mt whispered confidences . . . hirthday cakes and licked candles . . . dramatic peaks in THE IMPUIITANCIC OF BEING ICAHNEST . . . hridal parties in the fashion show . . . enlightening discussions . . . noting how much and how Iiult- we have changed . . . generous with advice . . . never too husy to pray for a special F intention . . . stars in thc athletic field . . . serious attitudes in the last retreat . . . the trust placed in each hy twenty-six classmates . . , frolicsome wcekcnds . . . the joy of doing everything together . . . mincing steps for MIKAIJO . . . wrinkled hrows for entrance cxams . . . optimistic look to the future . . . sentimental gaze at the past . . . collecting hankies for Senior Tea . . . ink-stained fingers, writing name cards . . . little UNDl51-URBED by the SllakvspmlNhlylarlowlt comm- things that mean so much . . . thc excitement of prom versy, .Ianerihca and Pat Barnesdramafizc the iamhic night. ftowcrsu and gallant txscorls l . U anliciljating tht. I?0I1IZlIllCIOI'S of HrX1NII,I'i'I', while fellow classmates Baccalaureate lligh Mass . . . deep-rooted friendships hstvn Onmllt' that graduation merely serves to strengthen . . . the end is only the hcginning. I -n-um...-1 V.'i C-SIE UNIVERSE IS G16 G10tl6t1COFGOD ASH WEDNESDAY RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY IJFOVIIICS I'at Kainen, Mary Vain, Kitty Nckervis, Claire Gor- such, Angel McKenna, and Mary Pat Rohe with food for Lenten thought, and room A203 with an attractive tack hoard. PREPARING HISTORY DISPLAYS to stimulate interest in current events is the task so cheerfully undertaken hy Sue Ilollenshade, Emma Shilling, Ella Hammond, and Fourt- naye 0 IDonnelI.