Trinity High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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DADS' CLUBS The Dads' tiluh. formed in IUIEU. has as its primary purpose, the fostering of greater eo-operation between faculty and parents for the henefit of the students at Trinity. The Dads aided the Mothers in the two bingo parties that were held. one for the annual and the other for the liRL'SAIbI-IR. :Xltho the Big Ti' was formed mainly to raise the athletic' standards and reputation of Crusader teams. the Dads tiluh continued to show its interest in athleties at Trinity by its eo-operation with this new organization, with the eoaehes and teams. lfaeh year they have their June Jamboree.. as a get-to- gether for the members themselves and also to have as guests the Dads of future Freshmen at Trin- ity. This year the ,lamlmoree was held in eomlwination with a special reception for Mr. Ed Simonich, the new footlmall I'tPLll'll. 'Xt one of their meetings the Nlost Rev. Thomas Noa, D.D., was present to dis- euss the future of Trinity tfollege, showing the interest of the Dads in the ffatholie higher education in Sioux tlity. --Q UR' 51' PTI OA, A xl Standing: llro. Alfred lleigel. Sli. UI-'l-'It QEHS Pres .,,,,,,,, Nlr. l.eo Dougherty Tie:-l'res.t1lr. George Smith 5eex -Treas .,,,,,,, ,,,,.,..... ,,,, Hlxro. -Klfred ln-igel. ill. Dad' tlulv IIN mln: mut Trinity. til

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