Trinity High School - Trinitas Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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TRINITY BHEMISTRY CLUB TRINITY IMMERBML CLUB 1 The chemistry class under the direction of Sister Mary Anne founded a very active organization this year called the Albertus Magntxs Club. At regular meetings held every three weeks the members discussed the use of chemistry in the modern world. uite naturally through these discussions interest in the Hel of science increased. lncidentally, the question of the Atomic Bomb was definitely settled. So much time was applied to studies that the Commercial Club did not have very many social meetings, although they learned how to play Santa at their Christmas Party. Something new this year was the dramatization of the one act play, A Saturday Morning in an Office, by Ethel Rollinson. The purpose of the skit was to introduce points of ofhce etiquette and business ethics to the commerce students.

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TRINITY LATIN CLUB TRINITY SPANISH CLUB rf '1 Y - v .---Q.,-,nw-mf-w,,.q , , .i Maw. .,,.....r,,-m,-'.-,.W..,.Nt,,,-.......,.W, Aquilae was a Fitting name for the Latin club. lt means Eagles, and like eagles the students' minds were always among the clouds instead of on their books. The Res Gestaef' a Latin paper, was a new addition to the club. Each issue had a cross word puzzle, which was faith' fully worked out every week with the aid of Sister Vincent de Paul. They say Latin is a dead language, but the Aquilae seems to deny it. Buenos dias. Como esta ud? ' Tengo mucho suenof' Yes, it's Spanish-Conversation Spanish. If you have attended any ofthe El Popocatpetl club meet- ings, no doubt you are familiar with the translation. The purpose of the organization was to develop Huency of speech in this foreign language. This end was accomplished by means of Spanish skits, songs, and games enacted by the group.

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Left! RihtDaMNn:Ma B BbHi'f I illl Mn Stn Dolores Bob Ciildgerl CaTheri:neeRKpier:rllobfxnflrxellgrx P: :ll:::yg.?::el:nKHaErrl3 jam Slegsdn Robertbssxz CDRCHESTRA Some of the students were curious as to the melodious sounds issuing forth from the club room between 8 :oo and 8:30 everv Thursday morning. Investigation revealed that practice hour for the orchestra had been changed from the noon period to the morning period. The fruis of their labor were displayed before the Parent-Teachers Association, the capping of the nurses from St. joseph's Hospital, and also on Commencement night. STAFF Editor-in-Chief. . . ..... ..... P eggy Mackessy Assistant Editor ................................ Mardell Moore Literary Writers .... Mary Condon, Marjorie Cox, Ann Morrissey, Mary Norton, Mary Orendorff, Ellyn Ryan. Typists. . . ...Eileen Auth, Phyllis Engeljohn, Gertrude Mer- gcllc, Rosemary Nottoli, Mary Petersen, Helen enk.