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

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Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2. CATHERINE7S smiling and joyous countenance has graced the corridors of Trinity for twelve years. Being the fortunate possessors of long, shinning, brown hair, sparkling blue eyes and a friendly personality she has gained many friends both ill and out of school. Singing, a natural talent with her was aptly dis- played in the senior play by her rendition of L'Red Sails in the Sunset. While most people have one hobby, Catherine has two- roller skating, her favorite, keeps her busy during weekend nights, while working after school as a soda jerker enables her to have her second hobby, buying clothes. She is admired by all for her good taste and excellent sewing ability. In this active e - life she also shows a fond admiration for the Navy. Academic- ' if ally speaking she is an average. student and she hopes to suc- ceed in the future in the advertising business. Luck to you, Catherine, you will succeed we know. -. 'If'f: ,t:qv5- . CATHERINE MARIE CAGNASSOLA 55Cag!9 L'Laughing and giggling the whole day through, Not a minute is she ever blue. BUSINESS COMMERCIAL 91 j ..,., rtpt 'f A

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7 DONALD EUGENE BRUTZMAN Brutzn 'gExcellent at making passesn LATIN SCIENTIFIC COLLEGE J Intramurals l, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4g Vice- President 2g Prefeet 4g Dramaties 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio 3, 43 Newspaper 45 Busi- ness Manager, Yearbook 4. ' HAVING been a follower of Trinity for four years, Brutz has V become an indispensible character for the morale of the school with his ever ready wise-cracks and imitations. He has become indispensible also to the sports at Trinity having play- ed on both varsity football and basketball teams for two years as an ace. His fake passes in basketball have made many points for our side. After a football or basketball game it is no sur- prise to see Brutz with a taped nose, as his nose is always taking a beating. This good student with a definite flair for euphonism is always among the first to learn the latest dance steps. His interest in school activities has been proven by his participation in our Senior play, the radio program, the newspaper and the Yearbook. ' We will all miss you, Brutz, but we are sure you will go far in whatever field you choose. Lots of luck!

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mama i5flL:ik 7:fp.Sf2?:?:5ff?fi53-Q ..f-,if-:'f11.Q.s:wg-.11-teen -zki l5:,s:7jj,U:'5' IQ----f fr 1'-1' ELIZABETH JANE CAVANAUGH Betty Jane 4'Gently in manner, strongly in deed. CLASSICAL COLLEGE Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 25 Newspaper 43 Reporter 4g Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 4. FROM the quaint little village of Roselle there comes forth to us this, vivacious dark haired lass, who with the typical blue eyes of the ulrish Colleen is a member of the Cavanaugh clan. Betty Jane has made quite a grep , through the medium of the Senior play, with her expert twirling, and clever roller skating. Being an ardent supporter of sports she makes a very enthusi- astic cheer leader always to he found out there cheering the teams on to victory. Betty .lane like all sensible people, has a great ambition in life, namely to become a teacher of English upon graduation from College. N0 doubt she will follow the phantom of the sen- ior class C.F.M. Because of her inherent enthusiasm, vivacity and genuine sense of humor she has earned for herself a wide circle of friends, including certain members of the Freshmen class in particular, because of her ability to teach them the finer points of their Hawaiian dance. The Velocity of her prolific chatter never ceases to confuse even her most interested listeners, and her constant inquisitiveness proves a conundrum to her teachers. To a true friend such as you we cannot say good-bye, Betty Jane, only G'Auf wiedersehenf' Q 10