Trinity Preparatory School - Trinitas Yearbook (Ilchester, MD)

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SPURS TO SCHOLARSHIP .-N J' f HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS, for thc inoincnt, center their attention on something else hesides those high goals of scholarship, leadership. loyalty. and service. Clmclowj hlary Cain, .lane Shea, Sue Hairg Qalxovej Claire Gorsuch, l'onrtnaye 0'Donncll, llarhara Gittings. Bonnie Miller. and Ruth laiddy. WORK, llllX1'tl with pleasant companionship of hooks. engages lilirary aides, Penny Richardson, Varol .Xnn l ritzg.fcs, farolc Fink. l'lilccn Matthews. lil and Rosemary lvalthcr. All school work is not bounded hy classroom walls. The heart of Trinity's intellectual life. the hcc-hive of scholastic activity, the favorite haunt of lrooklovers, is our library. It is the scene of long research, prepara- tion of reports, and just plain hrowsing. llcre. refer- ence books provide fundamental facts. fiction delights the imaginative, and periodicals encourage interest in timely affairs. Devoted lihrary aides, under the super- vision of Sister Carinclita Marie, keep circulation lively. These extra efforts assist in the acquisition of knowl- edge required to obtain membership in the National Honor Society, an organization in which thc most out- standing of our Students strive to keep the torch of true scholarship and high ideals hurning lmrightly.

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