Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

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Language is That Vital Link MRS, GURNEY PEACE A.B. from High Point College English English is the basis for a well-rounded education. Reading and writing head the English list. MRS. G.W. UNDERWOOD A.B. from Montreat College English si AS ip eh nn ceevet en sshaa MISS SHIRLEY ALBERTSON B.A. from High Point College English

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Always wearing a pleasing smile is Mrs. Hilda Brady, sec- retary of Trinity High. Although Mrs. Brady usually faces a desk piled high with work, she is never too busy to answer the questions of students. Patient and understanding, she is a popular member of the office staff. Serving at the desk, helping with research work and sending out well-known overdue slips are just afew ofthe duties of our librarian, Miss Anne Howard Felton. Because of the efficient service of our cafeteria helpers, the students enjoy well prepared food in a pleasant environment. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Dobbins, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Lambeth, Mrs. Royals, Mrs. Spell, Mrs. Neal, Miss Spencer, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Savage. SEATED: Manager John Blake and Mrs. Dowdy. Helping to keepthe buildings cleanare our custodians Margaret Gannaway, Floyd Herndon, Christine Ewings, George Love, and Feramae Robertson. 1]

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between Man and Humanity Skagen” The knowledge of a foreign language promotes under- standing among all people. t3 Rockets break sound barriers, modern means of travel break distance barriers, and in our language classes we break language barriers. We learn the basic rules of speaking in atongue strange to us andwe learn willingly. To many of us French offers a challenge but it is worth the hard work and many questions we ask for the satis- faction we obtain in speaking it. Then comes the realization that our own English language is the key tolearning about people, and that in turn is the key to understanding. MISS BOBBIE FAYE KENNEDY A.B. from High Point College French, English