Trinity College - Trinilogue Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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187 'cliriniluguz Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Lolita Beidelman Una Bengs Patricia Burns Cecilia Butler Marion Casey Gerlanda Chiacchio Ruth Dacey Patricia Daley PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF Joanne Delaney Margaret Donovan Eleanor Hughes Mary Teresa Lynch Alice Lyons Alice Mulligan Rose Marie Rakela Aleese Smith Nancy Goldsborough Marie O'Brien BUSINESS STAFF Marilyn Hafner Ann Lynn Ruth McQuacle Helen McMahon Eileen Orsi Ruth Sheehan Mary Shipe jo Ann Taylor Ann Wagner

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'iliriniluguz Editor-in-Chief ..... .,.,..,, j ANE KING Copy Editor .A..4, . . ,LEONORE TLCKER When we saw our photographer taking pictures on Cap and Gown Sunday we realized, even then, that there would be no rest for the editors. Peggy rushed around in the fall getting class shots before the last lonely bit of foli- age left us, and many a day Mary' Ann donned her Sunday best to collect Business Manager ...., Nl-XRY ANN GROSSIIART Photographic Editor ..i... lVlARGARET HERRICK those important Mads, which were to be the financial backbone of our book. To jane and Leo remained the task of measuring and re-writing, and finally proofreading. Somehow, we managed to complete the work. This TRINILOGUE was edited with no little worry, but with no little genuine pleasure. Aliso

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Tllrinitg ,Sanur randdauglittrs Una Bengs, Daughter ol lvlarguerite Donohoe Bengs, Class ol' 'iq Anne Connolly, Daughter ol' Mary Ceier Connolly, Class of A io Patricia Daley, Daughter of Irma Horton Daley, Class of Azz Nlary Catherine Harrell, Daughter ol Catherine Cowles Harrell, Class of ' Patricia Hayden, Daughter of lylercedes Phelan Hayden, Class ol 'zo fvlary Louise lX4cliyoy, Daughter of Ursula Goebel lvlcliyoy, Class ol' 418 Aileen fXflcCoyern, Daughter of Philomene Ambrose fXlcGoyern, Class of Marie Therese OBrien, Daughter of Sally Greene OBrien, Class of '1 1 liileen OAlX'lCHV21, Daughter of Eileen Smith Olvleara, Class ol ' IS l-eonore Tuclaer, Daughter of Leonore Taylor Tuclaer, Class of 'i 1 When we stepped into the marble us in stories, letters. old yearbooks, corridor for the first time, it was like and Kiout-of-this-world photograph stepping from a myth into a reality: albums. for many things of Trinity had lived for H48