Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

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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

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MRS, H.R. ASHMORE MR, LARRY SWIGGETT A.B. from Duke University A.B. from High Point College Mathematics M.A.T. from University of North Carolina Mathematics Think! Think! In any course in math, this is inevi- table. Progress lies in the perplexities of mathematics. Knowledge is a form of exper ience in science, the essence of life.Science is the process of discovery itself, a living process. There is always a driving urge to pierce the unknown, A man who knows the mystery of numbers, holds the key to the knowledge, the culture, and the mind of man.