Most Holy Trinity High School - Triad Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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3 ik Gait! Shu EDWARD G. ATZERT '42 JOSEPH B. BACKUS '31 WILLIAM J. BEHLING '31 THOMAS P. BRADY '46 EDWARD P. BURKE '41 WILLIAM M. COMERFORD '39 MICHAEL J. CRONIN '40 RICHARD H. FLANAGAN '32 ROBERT T. FLYNN '42 JOSEPH M. FRANKWICH '31 ELMER F. GARRETTSON '37 HERBERT J. HAAS '32 THOMAS P. LALLY '38 JOHN J. McHALE '34 WILLIAM MEENAGH '34 JOSEPH D. PERRY '40 FRANCIS X. SIMMONS '35 DANIEL R. TACHAN '44 EllllICElllIIl HE wonderful example and signi- ficance of the work of our graduates in the service of their country burns in our hearts, espec- ially as we look with sorrow upon the eighteen gold star heroes of Holy Trinity. Theirs is a story of courage and self-sacrifice seldom equaled. They accepted the challenge-the motto of Trinity blazing in their hearts- For God and Country. But now these valiant soldiers are laid to rest. They are men of Trinity in the fullest sense, for they have gone to Calvary with Christ. ln a certain sense, they will return no more, but in another sense, their spirit will re- main forever in the hearts of all Trinitarians.