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

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llll HE llil J. Colbert W, Fitzgerald H. Graber B. Kluender G, McKnight G Herrmann S, Libassi G Deinhardt J, Michel A T'ID0ll E. Leiser INCE its inauguration only a few years ago, the Trinity orchestra has provided the student body with many pleasant musical interludes at the vari- ous assemblies. From a small nucleus of enthusiastic musicians and a limited number ot instruments, it has grown into the fine harmonious blend of vio- lins and horns that we enjoy today, The moderator ot this important part of our school lite is Fr. Louis Wiesner and it was due to tar-sighted initiative and administration that our melody makers have progressed so far.

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'Q- .LQ at tt tive bulletin board gets ..-'P 3 V' F XI Bro John's always a rac I hl' R. Keating P. thelonceeover from J. Mcl.aug in, , ln: McCann, F. Cavanagh, J. Shine, J. Blaney, J. Clif- ford, D. Hoeg, F. Dunseuth, F. Matos, and G. McKnight. The Cactos Bulletin, the only paper now being published by a school club, has a monthly circulation of about l3O. The staff consists of R. Shaw, editor, D. Cahill and J. Dalton, co- editors, G. Papa, circulation editor, E. Werner and F. Matos, feature writers, and J, Witt, typist. J. Witt, J. Dalton, and W., Hughes, standing, and Zoeller, D. Cahill, and T. Shine, seated, look over possi bilities for a Cactos award pin. The general officers, D. Zoeller, president, W. Hughes, general treasurer, A. Parra, re- cording secretary, M. Coughlin, general secre- tary, cell leaders, D. Cahill and S. Villani, and team leaders J. Gilmore, F, Dunseith, J. Mc- Dermott, and J. Donovan form the committee which guides the progress and activities of the organization. The Cactus library undergoes a rigid inspec- tion by B. McCormick, E. Hughes, A. Ryan, D. Mackay, T. Rogers, T. Ruter, T. Rooney, and J. McDermott, kneeling. '4 1 .

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F Matos, J. Markey, J. Gahrman F. Annunziata R. White Mr. Forsch F. M8980 G. Fleig L- Borbee E. Werner C. Faillace D, Cahill J. JOhl'1SOI'1 R. Keating J, Baker The schedule ot these budding virtu- osos is filled by the practice their skill demands. Under the talented and able directorship of Mr, Fred Forsch, their conductor, ancl also at home where many of them take extra lessons, they spend many hours on their music. Real- izing the tact that a Christian educa- tion is not only the amassing of the facts and figures that make up knowl- edge, but is simultaneously the associa- tion with people and things that polish and complete one's character, the members are striving for the fullest de- velopment ot their talents in their as- sociation with the orchestra. 44 c,-O 1-SC fv be Sf? Sr Ow our s J of 6 gbyber fv ,mf how ru f 177 0 Sflt 96,1 ERIC LEISER Violin SAL LIBASSI Violin