Trinity High School - Trinitas Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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The Home Nursing and First Aid classes were or- ganized as part of the Victory Program. The Home Nursing class, conducted by Mrs. Mary Lenahan, consisted of a thirty hour . . course. Each girl was awarded a . cer- tificate on completion of the class. The First Aid group was directed by M1 s s Margie Twomey. ,I c 5 i MW sf is

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QW Www! 5,55 ,. Wfvlwgw Wayne Warren's sensation Young Smitty , was the annual spring play presented by the juniors and seniors It was a charming three act comedy of youth filled to the brim with jokes and chuckles The plot of the story re- . . volved around the antics of Sylvester Smith Jerry Other abeth an aviator enthusiast. The adolescent nSmittyn was portrayed by McAvoyg Marjorie Dooley and Ralph Cunningham played the romantic leads. members of the cast were: Bill Moore, Marilyn Schueth, Pat Gehle, Eliz- Schmidt, Jack Lawler, Margaret Daleiden, Marilyn Smith,and Mary McKeon.

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...5...........,,l. l ll 1 MM ! gulfbdffgig-!fqyFD'. In the inaugural table tennis table tournament at Trinity High, which was begun on December 14 and which closed with the finals on January 5, Bob Deneen blonde senior, proved to all that he is without peer in the school and was de- servedly crowned champion. Bob Deneen met Willy Scott in the finals and after faltering in the first game, losing 21 to 13, Bob took the offensive and captured the final two games by scores of 21 to lO and 21 to 8. Bob displayed a sizzling drive throughout the tournament while Scott's serve was especially vicious. Twenty-two boys participated in the Uping-pong get togethern and a large gallery was on hand for all the matches. Interest ran high throughout the school and table tennis proved to be a worthy challenger to basketba1l's popu- larity. It is hoped that this tournament will become an annual event at Trin- ity as it is at so many other schools. vw w will Vxwsii W W 3