Holy Trinity High School - Trinitarian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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History and Commerce ... A Study of the Cultural and Commercial Attainments of Our Civilization OPPOSITE PAGE: Top: Conducting a heated debate over an intricate point of law are T. Postelnick, R. Jakubokski. and T. Uczen. Center: Studying the globe in World History class, J. Jirgenson and G. Lopatka begin to see the various locations of nations and the impor- tance of world peace in an atomic age. Lower Center: Examining pictures and data of the American Revolution, R. Balicki, E. Baran. and M. Borysow, concentrate on the lofty principles and high ideals of the revolu- tionaries. Bottom: As a reminder of Americas past History S. Harcaj and M. Borysow stand engrossed at the magnificent stone statue of Leif Ericson. the first discoverer of America. t ' ; ▼ BELOW: Top: F. Wozny and J. Koza, seem to be enjoying their application of principles learned in Bookkeeping class. Bottom: P. Carroll displays his fine typing form, which will surely be a contributing factor in succeeding in his future career. ««|p ' I