Holy Trinity High School - Trinimems Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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FIRST ROW: Patricia Westlein, Germaine Caus- sin CVice-Presidentj, Ann Conlin CPresidentJ, Betsy Roberts CSecretary-Treas- urerl, Yvonne Beattie. SECOND ROW: Carole Hesse, Joan Daly, Theresa Lepore, Nancy McNamara, Marie Montavon, Lilienne Jeanne McCauley, Ros guire, Mary Sheaifer Helen Mathews. .SQ 'l0065256i0l'L.l:6 ide dacLdone of auflwrify. School morale is the responsibility of the Student Council. Meeting weekly with the Council, leaders of the student body, Ann Conlin, president, efliciently clarified her position and policy with regard to the cafeteria and assemblies. The Clothes for Korea drive and a microphone for the auditorium have been their projects g their aim, a friendly spirit of cooperation. Q.. Girls elected to the National Honor Society immediately become members of the Student Council. Scholarship, char- acter, leadership, and service mark those chosen. Carole Hesse and Nancy NcNam- ara of last year's group welcomed seniors: Lilienne Johnson, Theresa Lepore, and Ann Conlin, and juniors: Betty Maguire and Betsy Roberts to the Misericordia chapter this year. Nancy McNamara, editor of THE TRIANGLE, and Carole Heese, senior Presi- dent, welcome new mem- bers of the National Hon- or Society: Betty Maguire and Betsy Roberts, juniors and members of THE TRIANGLE staff, an-d Theresa Lepore, senior and President of the Sodality, Lilienne Johnson, senior and President of the Language Club, Ann Conlin, senior and Presi- dent of the Student Coun- cil. Johnson. THIRD ROW ' anna Manning, Betty Ma- Diane Ross, Marcella Mc- Carthy, Lois Graham,

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Sister Mary Lucia, pub- lications moderator, con- gratulates Patricia West- lein, editor-in-chief of the TRINIMEMS, and thanks Patricia and her persever- ing stall' for work well done. SEATED are: Ann Conlin, Sister Mary Lucia, R.S.M., Patricia Westlein, Lilienne Johnson, art edi- tor. STANDING: Carolyn Lawlor, Carole Hesse, sports editorg Nancy Mc- Namara, copy editor, Frances Blakely, Jean Menefee, typistsg Marion O'Connor, business man- agerg Katherine Malone, typist. .X46 tA0lflgA ,Q Elle! fo Wfife Clll l,Ul 0t0 fo Alle. THE 1953 TRINIMEMS is the ninth volume to bear that title. Business manager, Marion O'Connor, conducted the ad and patron drive while Patricia Westlein, editor, and Lilienne Johnson, art editor, Worked with the dummy. Carole Hesse edited the sports, and many seniors contributed their sup- port to the ten members of the staff. THE TRIANGLE, HTH newspaper, aimed at six issues for its twenty-first Volume, 1952-1953, with Nancy McNam- ara at the helm. Page editors Betsy Roberts, Mary Aleese Shaw, and Carole Hesse were her able assistants. THE TRIANGLE holds the All Catholic rating from the CSPA, and All American from NSPA. cub members. THE TRIANGLE staff in cludes: CSEATEDJ 'Warv Aleese Shaw, editor ol third page, Marie Mont. von, Nancy McNamara editor - in - chief, Betsy Roberts, editor of second pageg and Carole Heese editor of fourth page Other staff members are Danda Ortona, Yvonne Beattie, Carolyn Lawlor Nancy St. Martin, Lillenne Johnson, Barbara Cress well, Claudia Kearns Pat ricia Pekin, Barbara La Buda, Betty Maguire Madge Iseminger. Other members of the group are freshman and sophomore