Holy Trinity High School - Trinitas Yearbook (Westfield, NJ)

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L ,-ls ffl. J. if 9 9 J E - L X ,fx qs' i Ying Q jf fl, ya!-pp uf! A - ly,-,X fjqy Gffjjv , I,-'jJ 2 on :ff A Vi 1 JULIA ANN BRIANT ..Iudy,. Y-- - GENERAL PROFESSIONAL lntramuradis l, 2, 5, 4: Gicc Club 5: Dramatics 2, 4. 2. 4. Small in stature cannot Jescribef, Juciy is a tyicai dark-iiairri. biue-eyed girl who entered the portals of Hoiy Trinity in the third grade. Her enchanting personality and iovaioie smiie has caught tiwe attention of every- one wiio knows iler. On tile ballroom-floor many an envious eye has been cast in Juciy's direction because of tier smooth and graceful style but when no one is watching, Juciy displays the reason for being caiiefi jitteriznug. She is adept in tile many various phases of jitterhugism. When Juciy leaves us si1e intends to go in for nursing and we know her pep anci good humor wiii surely 5ll'lOOiI'l ixer path thI'0Ugil life. I2

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