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

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ol1c champlonshlp trophy 1n 19h8 and 19h9 as well as wlnnlng the G0ld Medal trophles for those years The Trlnldettes won the1r f1TSt Cathol1c award 1n l9N7 a feat not to be repeated unt1l thls present year when the last Trlnl dette team whlpped Portsmouth to brlng home a flnal trophy to the School In l9h8 the glT1S' team won a runner up award at the Cathollc tournament left to right Cfrontj Ozmon, A Venut Kehoe, Cmlddlej Mergel, P Wheeler Hayden, S Rumfelt, Mrs R Perklns Ccoachj Dudzlk M Clola Query D Vltlo, Cbackj Query. B Irwin, Mack, D Prlmm J Harrell J M e e k With the lncreased enrollment 1n the hlgh school from the or1g1nal th1r ty to almost two hundred there was an lncrease ln the faculty as well Suc ceedlng SlSt8r Mary Angels Slster Ann Ellzabeth took over the re1ns of the hlgh school untll l9h0 Durlng these years The Tr1n1dad the school news paper, was begun w1th Nancy Langhorn Haskett '36 as 1ts first ed1tor Also, the years of 1939 and 1940 marked the appearances of the only other year book 1n Tr1n1ty history For many years the Veterans of the Forelgn Wars have sP0DSOT6d an 6558! contest Bernard Smlth 'Al 13 the f1rst on record to w1n for Tr1n1ty with a flrst place entry 1n l9h0 he also won a state award for h1s entry in the I F C A contest June 19hl was a banner year 1n the VFW contest Francls Sulllvan 'Q3 non f1rSt honors Joseph Mele ky 'A2 second, and Leslle Powers 'A3 thlrd Lesl1e Powers brought further honor to Tr1n1ty by wlnnlng an Amerlcan Leglon essay contest 1D Aprll l9hl and a hundred dollar f1TSt pr1ze in a B P O E essay contest that same year Do 0 og P. ' A. . ' f B. . Fo . g 'KO . I Mo Q 0 . . A. X , MQ 1 0 . Q I 9 o so

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The archives of the school are filled with the accounts of the various religious activities which mark a truly Catholic school: retreats, Sodality receptions, First Com unions, and Confinmations. Always in Trinity's his- tory there has been evidenced a great love of the Mother of God, and each year found the month of May a month of special celebration. Although the ..f f , f. - - -Amwnnng - - May Procession is H r -I ' f as old as our his- - Jliglhib J t .A d 2 N g,Jg:15 'gy ,gg .Hr , tif. ., . Q ' -C t , 't t ,N ,',xg9:i,?F,.9 ,cry 1 wasno until 1936 that a Y record was kept of t h e various May Queens who, as Presidents of the Sodality were privileged to crown our Blessed Lady Since Ann McNamara '36 Stella Agnes Norman Ruth Hencke, Mary Kelly, June Campbell rley Hayden Marie Hillman, Jeanne Harrell Eunice Mergl, Barbara Bullock, Ann M rray, Marie Query, Barbara Hayden and this year's May Queen, Betty Ann Woodsend have received this honor In its twenty one years of Catholic education, H o l y Trinity High School has seen three of its graduates embrace the religious life Mary Ann Kelly 'AO and Ann Murray 'MY are now Sisters Marie Andrea and Veronica Clare in the Con Margupggiiyh E ,gn Cmiddlej Marie Hillman '43, Clowerj Shirley Hayden '42 :AW l , . . . . ' U I U W t , . . ' . of . , , C . ' . f f .4 , . fs - F J , H . . . . . . , 1 v . , , Y . lo M ' 0 . F , ' h .. ' fx 'X - 1 w'1 S 4 f .S ' ' ml U J' ' A x ' . 3. is . L iff 'y I ' x gy C c . , , 4 E 4 , 8 23 A i ' -Y . vii 'L 0 , A- ' y 3 Q K'