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'i!'iZrinitg'i!JZimrs Editor-in-Chief ...., ,,.. C ECILIA BUTLER Assistant Editor .... ....., U NA BENGS If you are wondering what the daugh- ters of Trinity are doing or planning, just read the Trinity Times. Every- thing from the intellectual to the social is recorded therein. In addition to journalistic wisdom, the Times dis- played an enviable knowledge of social technique in their management of the first Tea Dance of the seasonMin the Business Manager. . .......... joAN FOLEY Circulation Manager ....... ELAINE IVIAHONEY midst of the strike! The 1946-47 season reached its climax with the Golden jubilee issue, published during gradua- tion week, and featuring historical arti- cles commemorative of those memor- able summer days in 1897 when plans were projected for the opening of Trinity. 1184
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Qlthlttir Zlssutiatinn President ........ . , ,lVlARIE O'BRIEN Vice-President 4.,.,, .,.,. D oRoTHY LYNCH Trinity's world of sports opened again this year with Athletic Week. Hockey, swimming, basketball, a wie- ner roast, and square dances made a full program and started us off to a busy season. The fall months saw many a hard-fought hockey game be- hind Alumnae l-lall. After Christmas we enjoyed inter-class and inter-col- Secretary .... r... C AROLYN lfliATING Treasurer. . .... BARBARA INIQGRATH legiate basketball, while spring found us absorbed in the excitement of tennis matches and refreshing dips in the pool. May Day with its delightful traditions A games in the morning, horse show and pageant in the after- noon, and May procession in the eve- ningfended the year on a festive note. iszlr
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tUIhK Editor-in-Chief .... ...... E LEANOR HUGHES Circulation Manager. With an all-out bid for student ap- proval the '47 Record began its career. Illustrative cuts were added to the pages, more stories and poems ap- peared, and the editorial and book section was select and exclusive. Contributions were solicited and re- ceived from enthusiastic underclass- 1851- zrnrd Business Manager ...., .... M ARIE KABBASH . . . . ,ELAINE DATRE men in an opening contest. An Art Department was added amidst the confusion and bustle of gathering ma- terial for an early first edition. Then with comparative smoothness edition followed edition, while the Business Staff engaged in plans for the Records first spring dance.
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