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

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cf 7 ll 'g if l l lull ' X :25il::1 40, - tht, If53','flazl m 'mi' ' it-it , W if ,iw WML ffm hails from Roselle Park for whi th , re grat l. Her sunny disposi tion has captured many hearts an' e guardin ' asketball has proven her excellence. Betty, lbeing an ai4le t,reade ends quite a bit of her timer reading the latest novels. All these a ir le qualities are wrapped up in one young lady, wlho has lofty hopes of be ming a nurse. We wish you a long life full of contentment, Betty. f . TY, who personities a good sense of hinflorlgxd aggsiggg personality, 26 if Wtflllw I ,pf it