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

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Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. ' WHO is it that all the ,Seniors go to Whenever they want to borrow money? Why, the most generous uRed of course! This strawberry-blond, Netherwood Miss has spent the past four years here making fast friends with everybody. It isn't because of her generosity that she has made so many friends, but he- cause of her sincere personality and gay, carefree manner. Red is the originator of many of the new moron jokes, and no one enjoys them more then she does. Her favorite pastime is informing her over-anxious customers that there is a War on! Red's hohhy is an interesting one, that of collecting book matches. Her collection is really one to he proud of. Although she claims she isn't too interested in sports she makes a very ex- cellent guard and a valuable asset to any team. She hasn't as yet told us her ambition, hut, we are sure that in whatever she chooses to do, with her intelligence, personality and disposition she will go far towards attaining success. Good luck, Red!! csRedsa 11 MARY ELIZABETH COLEMAN L'A witty woman is a treasure GENERAL BUSINESS figfnf I

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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

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Wtwwjiljqf Af EX W 1 VI GI IA DALLY I M ff f M i Intrannur ls 2, 3114, Dranmtics 2, - ibrarian 3, 4. I E ails om Plainfield on th early train every morning and we con 'ider it our good fortune to have such an energetic ' nior grae ng our classroom every day with that ready wit and warm smil . Virginia has proven her capabilities by accepting the positio of Librarian in our new school library. She is very well read and an ardent composer which to our minds are two accomplishments to her credit. a'Dale, as she is so often called, is one of our most popular seniors who possesses the ability to win favor with all the underclassmen. The charming way in which she expresses herself is indeed the reason why we all like her and will all miss her. Dale is an ardent fan of the classics and is an almost weekly visitor to the opera. She is crazy about those afternoon Hcokes and get-to-gethersw with the gang. To a grand girl and fellow classmate, we wish you the very best uDale , so farewell for now and keep that everloving way about you! 12