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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RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES MLQJFI J 2 nz a ww OF if -ammo 3 Mn i I 1 . , - i -I 3 if ' v A .-- ' ' ' ,A QURTEMQORARY BOAIRDERS, the Dundalk girls, occupy an afternoon preparing at striking foyer display for tl Inrtlnlay ol I'ope Pins XII. Pat Beaver, Tlieresa Garligan, Penny Richardson, Barbara Robertson, I'aI Flasliell, K I Witlstadt, and f'l2llltICtlt' Szlasa. lfducated in Christian principles. we spend our days seeking Cod. endeavoring to aid others in their quest for virtue. ln our search we have found Mary, Godis mother. and have chosen her holy life as a pattern for our own. Ifor this purpose. then. the Sodality of Our l.adv has In-en inaugnratedithat each student may attain her goal ol personal sanctihcation. and love of neiglilvor. A visit to tlhapel and recitation of the litany are daily practices ol the Sodalist. Tradition sets reception date following a three-day retreat. and calls to mind the yearly procession to the Circle, honoring Mary, Queen of heaven and earth. Collalvorating with the C.S.M.C., the Sodality pours out its efforts in wholehearted support ol- those less fortunate. The Christmas spirit at 'lirinity is ushered in on knitting needles as the girls prepare mann gar- ments, vvhile canned goods and clothing furnish ap- propriate gifts for needy families. Once ai year the gym rollicks with Mardi tlras merriment. seen and heard in far corners of the earth via the Ilisliop's Fund. Iffaster baskets to St. Yinct-nt's and paekages for the aged are other charities done in the spirit ol' Christ. And so our religions triangle is composed ol students. carefully guided by faculty. striving to nourish tht- faith hy the performance of good works. and uniting in order to dedicate their lives to the MtDIIIt'l' ol tiotl. xy. df 1 McNAMARA'S BAND pl'0VItIt's lively 2lC'I'0lIlIPZIIIIIIIPIII at the Nlarcli I7 eelelirzition mark- ing the sc-hool's donation to Sister lflizalveth t'arnielita. l'rovinei:il. for the Southern Missions. Sister Gertrude sinilingly approves. THE PRAYER AND IVIEDITA- TION ot' Eileen Nlatthews, Nlaria Reiner-ke, Betty Pnndt, Kitty Nekervis, and liary Pat Rohe will Ire fol- lowed by at retreat conference in the chapel.