Holy Trinity High School - Echo Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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were awarded to the first six gradu ates Charles P Fulford Thomas B Hatton Blanche E Kllpatrlck .ary Ellen Luck Arthur Mathews, and Grace Prlce Today at Poly Tr1n1ty there 1S a Charles P Fulford Jr and an Arthur M Mathews J together Wlth a group who are representlne a second generatlon of loyal Tr1n1ty puplls 01 Aan' M Charles Fulford and son Arthur Mathews and son James Haskett CNancy LaDghOI'11D, C1-HYtOD Shoe maker CMolly Langl Pam MOI'I'1B fMHI'Y Vemltob Peggy Dav1s CJack Davlsps Barbara Phllllps Charm Dunganj, Sharon Bannon CMart1n Bannonb John Yahn Chiae Nestj Clmeellngb Edmund Phllllps Patrlck Morrls CMary Venutob, CMar1e Dunganb John Zlngraff CJoseph1ne Venutob Arthur Mathews Jr . - 2 . , . ' , . ' ' , p M. 'v ' 0 L - l . 0 y 0 Q h F , I' . 1 ,mg .4 Q 'N 41' f42L - ' lx . we , . ' ' , wx . A f ff -W C 1 L.. if i y C 'J .MA 1 A J A ,LYl, j - 1 n if L J' I ,T j 5230 ,Mjf4llC . . I f - 1 A Y , . I K . . s ' 0 5 1 1 ' . ' Q , . ' 7 ' ' Q .

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- nunuanawnu-w11 ii: sux li 11 lil ll 11 Nia 1 -l - -ll H III ii U11 E. i Tal ll ii C Fulford Jr Diane B 1 a c k CAgnes hormanj Iickolos Rossi CSh1r1ey YoungD Clayton Gatewood Ckathleen Lawlerb Nith the pioneering days over Sister Cor Marie was replaced by Sister M Angels who served as principal for two years, and then, after an absence of a number of years, returned to sponsor the next to last graduation class from Holy Trinity Honors came to Trinity almost from its inception when Kenneth Lawrence '32 won third place in the C S 1 C Oratorical Contest The following year, first place in this contest was won by Charles Chesire, in 193A Louise Morgan received this award and in 1935 first place was won by Julian Pleasants '36 Trinity tradition was continued when Jack Piedmont gained second place in the 1936 Oratoricals In the early days the Sisters lived in the Parish House but later on they moved into their convent which was b u 1 1 t directly opposite the school. October 3, 1928 was the day they entered their new home, a n d it was on the twentieth of March in the following year that Holy Mass was of- fered for the first time in the convent chapel. In all this time the school was growing--in size, in enrollment, and in faculty. To the original four classrooms and auditorium an addition of two classrooms and a cafeteria were soon made. Later, in 1929, and again in 1938 further additions were necessary. It was at this latter date that the gymna- sium was built. g 5 ' 'Q I . lv g 1 I ' , Q fx ! 4 Q 21 T Ki , ' ' 1 'f . K ' IRQ V tx ,kt I na f c airs 'fi Q. Q fe ,nl l ' W ' L I , . . . . . . Q I U , I 0 1 'Io Q . o . . . , . . . . O . . . tt