Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

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Our Time and Grow old along with me. The best is yet to be. The last of life for which the first was made, Youth knows but half... TENNYSON A yearbook is more than just a sentimental collection of pictures. It is a recorded history of ourselves; our successes and our failures; our hopes and aspirations. As the years roll along, let us hope the recollections and memories take on more and more meaning. O. 2 Llsy Hawkee Mr. C. Wilton Hawkins Principal Mr. Underwood serves Trinity in many ways. Other than being the assistant principal and a mem- ber of the faculty, he is manager of the school store, director of the driver's training program, and manager of the school buses and drivers. Mr. Underwood is the man behind the scene. He is always doing something for the benefit of the school. Many of the things he does goes unnoticed, but they are greatly appreciated. Thank you, Mr. Underwood, for your contributions. Mr. D. S. Underwood Assistant Principal Helping to make the office one of the friend- liest spots of Trinity High School, is our school secretary, Mrs. Hilda Brady. She works con- stantly managing the reports and affairs of the office. She is never too busy to give everyone her special smile. Her winning personality has made her a favorite with all of the students. We owe much to Mrs. Brady, who has helped to make our high school years happier through her service. Mrs. Hilda Brady Secretary 12

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Business Managers Tommy Bouldin and Bobby Welborn Raises Record Funds [i x ( FR eh RE Sports Editors Larry Hill, Susan Peele, Fountain Hill, Wayne Woodell. Advertising Staff Bryant, Gayle Wagoner, Carolyn Brown, Mike Ayers, Rita Lewallen, Fountain Hill; ROW 3: Mr. Varner, Don Royster, Susan Peele, Larry Hill, Wayne Woodell, Mr. Johnson. ROW 1: Linda McGee and Steve Under- wood; ROW 2: Pamela Reddeck, Terry 11 Club Editors Linda Lankford and Deana Gillette Class Editors SEATED: Karen Hayworth, freshman editor; Erlene Whitt, sophomore editor; Jill Lane, junior editor; Phyllis Bouldin, faculty editor; Lynna Lewallen, senior editor; STANDING: Pamela Reddeck, ele- mentary editor; Frann White, elementary editor; Beverly McCormick, junior editor.

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Efforts Have Been Administered by: Mr. Charles Baldwin Miss Anne Felton A friendly word of encouragement, a helping hand extended when needed, and an interest in each and every student at Trinity describes our guidance counselor, Mr. Baldwin. Mr. Baldwin attended Appalachian State Teacher's College and later received his AB Degree from High Point College. He has served the students at Trinity for the past two years. We sincerely hope that Mr. Baldwin will remain a part of the ad- ministration for many years to come, Miss Felton attended Eastern Carolina College where she received her AB Degree. In 1962, she obtained her MA Degree from Appalachian State Teacher's College. Miss Felton, as our librarian, assists the students at Trinity by helping them locate books and find needed information by using reference books, magazines, and the card catalogue. She has done a fine job by mak- ing the library meet the needs of each and every student. ' PTSA BOARD ROW 1: Mr. Roland Albertson, Mrs. Joe Lambeth, Mrs. Joyce Welborn, Mrs. Betty Lohr, Mrs. Hal Winslow, Mrs. George Clements, Mr. Lloyd Taylor, Mr. Aubrey Bowman, Mr. James Burger; ROW 2: Mr. Dennis Farlow, Mr. Richard Lambeth, Mr. Joel Williams, Mr. Wilton Hawkins, Mrs. Robert Spencer, Mr. Johnny Edwards. 13