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

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Mrs J. J. Bourke The year 1953 marks the twen- kitchen monthly lunche eruice .Mrs. Rose Callahan Mrs. E. L. Frawtey Mrs. Henry Turk President tieth anniversary of the Holy Trinity Mothers' Club. We pay special tribute to the charter members: Mrs. J. J. Bourke, Mrs. Rose Callahan, Mrs. T. J. Carroll, Mrs. E. L. Frawley, Mrs. E. L. Gallagher, Mrs. F. E. Kettner, and Mrs. F. R. Nichols. The mothers feel that the kitchen belongs to them. During this year of evaluation they modernized it. From this 6ef0Lel'l5 Alle. Mrs. T. J. Carroll s s. 5 ' ' W , i s .,. D- W ' . ' K 1.4 1 nw - :gf Mrs. F. R. Nichols Mrs. E. L. Gallagher 1 F36 ' rl Yvys 4+ if . 4 MQFQ SS' 5 viii. in x i . an is fi SY.. 1 8 swan, K 5,3 . J ' jiiiilaiezvif' Mrs. F. E. Kettner ons, breakfasts on first Friday, and an annual dinner is pre- pared. For their work for the betterment of the two schools We sincerely thank each and every member. In particular we thank the oflicers of 1952-1953: Mrs. Henry Turk,, President, and her assistants Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mrs. John Sherman, Mrs. Robert Regan, Mrs. John Lewis, and Mrs. Louis Finegan. Mothers prepare monthly luncheon: CL. 'to RJ Mrs. E. L. Gallagher, Mrs. D. J. 0'Brien, Mrs. R. Hickey, Mrs. T. J. Carroll, Mrs. J. J. Bourke, Mrs. J. Seidel, Mrs. J. Buckley, Jimmy Griflin. '

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'Getting together with their coach who ro elled P P them to a victorious season are Varsity members, KNEELING: Nancy Sheehan, Pat Pekin, Rita Katalinas, Anne 0'Donnell, Lois Graham, cap- taing Madge Iseminger, Mary Aleese Shaw, and Frances Dugan. STANDING are: Betty Maguire, Ann Marie Donahue, Betsy Roberts, Kathryne Bowers, Carole Hesse, co-captaing Coach Emma Jean Berry, Germaine Caussin, Nancy Green- felder, and Marianna Freund. Uicforg we -earne 1952-53 Was a red-letter season in Holy Trin- ity's sports cycle. For the first time in the high school's history both Varsity and JayVee teams emerged with CYO cups. The iirst game, a startling upset to Holy Names Academy, gave little hope that the Varsity would match last year's pennant drive. But as the season progressed and the orange and blue began to gain ground with a Winning streak, another champion- ship looked possible. Just past mid-season, after edging by Notre Dame, the pennant-conscious Termites turned to the last lap, not knowing that their two final games would be so crucial. Jump higher, Carole. . . . Joan Lockhart 1113, Notre Dame guard, and Carole Hesse, Holy Trinity forward, jump for the ball in the closing moments of a see-saw varsity battle.