Trinity High School - Trinitas Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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TRINITY RELIGIUN CLASS TRINITY HISTURY CLASS This year the Senior class had the privilege of having Father Raney as their religion instructor for the last four months of school. He gave them derailed explanations of each Sacrament and also of the Mass. In previous years he had taken the entire class during the hnal six weeks of school, and instructed them only in the Sacrament of Matrimony. Colonel Father Schueth honored the American History Class by talking to them a number of times. He related some of his own experiences, but dwelled mostly on the wonder- ful work of all the Chaplains, and on the marvelous faith of our Catholic boys. He also gave a short history about Chi- nese civilization.

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DW 1: Io Ann jenkins: Colleen Kelly: Alma Schauerte nthryn Kinsella: Connie Carter: Mary ,loan Kane: itherine Hartwick- Paula Dal . ROW 2. Maril n Perl v ' V ' V ' an: Margaret McKeown: Mary Ann Meyer: Shirley oben: Martha While: Alherto Carhery. ROW 3: Frances aleiden: Kathryn Bentfeld: Mary Kathryn Merna: Bar- nra Wilson: Ruth julian: Dolores Lenegar. ROW 4: O'Neil: Martha Harkins: Mary Therese Weldon: Ur- la Hermes: Mary Jo McAvoy: Pattie Heinzman: Mar- rie Kniery., ROW 5: Mary Lucas: Rosemary Ditchen: ary Jean jenkins: joan Merrick: Lois Gildnerx Mary 'ancis Christian: Marilyn Butler. ROW 1: James O'Brien: Paul Goulcl: Mark Gould: lame Henebry: James Bell: John Schultz: Arthur White: Joe Lehman. ROW Z: Dick Denman: Edward Weis: Billy Cashen: Phil Dow: Tom Downey: Rohert Kidwell: Davil Augshurger. ROW 3: John Quinn: Bill Crnke: Jim Dana- hay: Gene Neal: Francis Heinz: ,lerome Wannamachert Frank Kerner. ROW 4: Delmar Morrissey: Bill Fit:- gerald: Frank Penn: Louis Kraft: Richard Burns: Paul Kennedy: Rohert Mullare, ROW 5: Sammy Cottone: Ronald Jensen: Jack Wannemacher: john Tenzer: Bill Dorsey: john Cunningham: Edmund Staszecki: Walter Pe-try. TRI N IT Y Freshman Class President john Schultz Secretary - Alberto Carberry Vice-President - .loan Merrick Treasurer - Thomas Downey At the beginning of the year we were known as the green Freshicsf' But we have outgrown the term now and here's our proof. We have mastered our fractional and quadratic equasions. The Merchant of Venice we can practically recite from memory. The marks of the physiology students have hovered around ninety. Latin and sewing were quickly picked up. These are but a few of our accomplishments, but we feel that we are justified in calling ourselves Sophomores, don't you? A,

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TRINITY SCIENCE GLASS TRINITY MTIIEMAIICS CLASS ill' To the average highschool youth, the most interesting phase of any science is the experimentation work done during ah period time. So, too, with the chemistry students of T.H.S. Numerous tests made under the guidance of Sr. Mary Anne increased their alertness and accuracy, not to mention their knowledge. The geometry class seemed especially alert this year. They learned their theories and equations very quickly, and applied them easily to their problems. Construction work afforded them much pleasure, although at times it was rather difhcult to be accurate.