Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

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To Mrs. Hilda Brady For your belief in the students at Trinity, For your infinite dignity and patient tact, For your interest in us and awareness of our lives, The Class of 1964 dedicates this book to you.

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Because of his high ideals, his sound judgement, and his tireless efforts to create a better school, Principal C. Wilton Hawkins has become an inspiration to all. No matterhow busyhe may be, Mr. Hawkins is always eager to help students with their problems. Thus he proves himself an able administrator and a faithful friend. The school board works diligently to promote the school system of “lrinity., They are,, LEF ial OLRIGHTssMr. Cc. Wilton Hawkins, Principal; Mr. Howard Younts, Chairman; Mr. E.W. Welborn, Secretary; Mr. Clyde Ayers, Co- Chairman; Mr. Robert Reid Mendenhall, and Mr. Glenn Albertson. Mr. D.S. Underwood, assistant principal, counselor, and teacher is an example of many good qualities combined. His manner of handling daily problems promotes good relationship among students and faculty. The P.T.A. serves as an effective link between school and home.LEFT TO RIGHT, the executive board consists of: Mr. D.S. Underwood, Mr. Bobby Clodfelter, Mrs. Nancy Davis, Mr. Fred Lambeth, Mrs. E.R. Kennerly, Mrs. Grayson Lamar, Mrs. Jack Brooks, and Mrs. E.W. Auman, —