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Sept. 8- CDCL 11 Nov. Dec. jan. 20- Feb. 16- Mar. April 1- May june 22 ..... 12 2 23 16 21 23 24 27 28 30 17 19 17 31 13 13 22 17 21 Class Log School opening postponed . . . tsk, tsk, tsk, how sad!! First day of Senior Yearg lots ahead! Chemistry lab. linoleum gets its first spot. Columbus Day. So what? No holiday . . . Trinity saddened by the loss of Catherine Clarke. Xmas Vacation starts, hooray! What do you want for Christmas? It's all over now, get back to the old grind . . . School struggles, with exams. Whew! Miss Karpinski leaves Trinity after fond farewell. Ronnie Westervelt throws party for practically all Trinity. Seniors surprised in middle of second period picnic. How did that happen? Miss Dalton reads note to the class, My heart bleeds for your love . . Miss Dalton leaves Trinity, too, and after all we did for her! Play a great success, together with Gay Nineties Review! ja Da! Seniors become poetical for Miss Routh. The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la , . . St. Patrick's Day. The Wearin' of the Green at the dance. Another exam sprung on unsuspecting seniors who meekly flunk it. Easter Vacation. When did you go to the Paramount? Seniors have class meeting and decide way of the world. joe Knowles holds a birthday party in rear of room. Trinity steps out! All have super time at the prom. Sr. Agnes gives the Seniors a party in music room! Everything from soup to notes. fOuch!j We have the school crying over our departure. Graduation! Try not to miss us too much!
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he last Will and Tesmmem K, ef if f l 'f,f XD Ll As the Strato-liner '42 once again takes off, we, the Class of '42 realize full well the gap that will remain as we leave our beloved Alma Mater. To remedy the situation in a small way, it has been decided to leave some of our various talents and accomplishments to the incom- ing Seniors. We sincerely hope that these legacies will compensate for the loss of the Class of '42, To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To And so, we bequeath, Belle Tufaddell, a stretcher because she is so short. Kay Siuzazzeck, a comic-book from Addie Fisher in hopes that she'll smile. Gloria AlcGeeha11, jane Nolan's baby talk. Pal Gilligmz, nail polish remover so she can stay in Father Hennessey's class. fuck 1l'ldllI'6l', a measuring tape to measure the one that got away. john Graaff, Bob Woods' way with the girls. jim Collim, a picture of Glenn Miller, his only rival in swing. Peg Diuizelaeil. Anna Cafasso's towering height. Gin Borrong, Lil McNally's dancing shoes. Hdl'I'6j'Ezlf01I, an unloaded gun so the girls will be safe in his presence. Alfred Korfzdoerfer, position of editorship of the paper from Fred Stein. Rofmie Byrzzer, Pat Gately's red hair. Lee Kelly, her sister, Mary's energy for her Senior year. Amie Fiore. Aud HoH'man's treatise on How to Acquire That Sophisticated Look. Gil Gillen, Beth I-Iaynes's sketches and drawing board. Lonir Bezzrent, johnny Hordych's joke book. Lonir Dizmelzeil, Stash Hordych's secret of covering his blushes, a box of powder. Amie Sflwzidr, a quarantine sign for her contagious giggle. illtllly A'IcLt11fghli11, a book on How to Act the Shakespeare Way. illizry CJl'l76Ilf6l', Fran jerlinski leaves her singing voice. Niwcy lion, Ronnie Westervelt's theatrical make-up kit. Alice Cook, Kay McCann's lovely hair-do's. KiiyBeIlafon1i, Ronnie Becker's chair behind the pole. Bill Liippifl, Art Ward's 5rd period lunch, Ginny Mlrmzy, Fran Teresi's pleasing personality. fmuy McC,z!1e. this horn from Maureen Ryan, without which she'd be lost. june Sizzvyer, Alice Browns dues book. Don illrGei1dy, Vin Lavach's lovely blue eyes.
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