Trinity College - Trinilogue Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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THE REYEREND ALOYSIUS K. ZiEc:i.ER. STD. Spiritual Director The faithful and wise servant whom his lord setteth over his family: to give them their measure of wheat in due season. YLUKE 12:42

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atultg SISTER CATHERINE DOROTHEA, PH.D.. . ..,...... President SISTER ANN FRANCIS, A.M. ....... . . SISTER COLUMBA, AM. ...... . SISTER MARY MERCEDES, A.M.. . . . SISTER MARIE EUCENIE, A.M ,... SISTER ALOYSIUS MARIE, MS.. . . SISTER JULITTA, PHD. .......,..... . . . .Dean of Students . . .Dean of Studies ..................Registrar . . . .Associate Professor of French . . . .Associate Professor of Physics . . . .Professor of Biology SISTER JULIA, L.I-I.M., BLITT. COxon.j. .. . . . .... Professor of Latin SISTER LORETTA, PHD. ..............,..,......... .... A ssociate Professor of English SISTER THERESE OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT, PHD.. . . . . . .Associate Professor of English SISTER ANGELA ELIZABETH, PH.D.. . . . SISTER MARGARET MARY, PHD.. . . SISTER ANN JULIA, PH.D. ..... . SISTER MARIE LIDWINE, A.M. ..... . SISTER ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE, MS.. . SISTER RAPHAEL OF THE TRINITY, A.M.. . . . SISTER CATHERINE JOAN, A.M. ....... . SISTER FRANCES IMMACULATA, M.MuS. SISTER MARY ELLEN, PHD.. . . . SISTER HELEN, AB., B.L.S .... . SISTER HELEN DENISE, A.M.. . . SISTER CARMELITA, A.M.. . , . ........ProfessorofEnglish Associate Professor of Greek and Ancient History . . . .Associate Professor of English and Logic . . . . . . . . . .Associate Professor of History . . . .Associate Professor of Chemistry . . .Associate Professor of History . . .Assistant Professor of Biology . . . .Associate Professor of Music . . . .Associate Professor of German ......,............Librarian . . . .Assistant Professor of French . . .Assistant Professor of History 126

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illcliginn XVhen first we came to Trinity our knowledge of religion was, generally speaking, on the catechism level. Reli- gious practice meant much to usg a knowledge of theology was an ideal still to be attained. Our concept of the liturgy, too. was a little vague in Sep- tember of ioeig. but under the guidance and instruction of Sister Ann Francis and Sister Catherine Dorothea we soon understood the beneht of the Ulvlissa Recitataf' the full meaning of the Holy Week services, and the significance and majesty of each priestly action in the offering of High Mass. Tina RINEREND lTlL'C-ENE M. BURKE CSP., S. I ,D THF REvERExD jorix V. Cixizvtix C,S.P,. STD. Vyfe were sorry never to have had the pleasure of sitting in weekly on the in- teresting religion classes of Fr. Hunt. He has made his adventures and friends very real to the freshmen, but under- neath the chattiness he has one idea! to bring religion closer to the young heart. The air of informality and good com- radeship which prevailed in Fr. Carv- lin's theology class was a stimulus to Us