Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

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Mrs. Margaret Whitlock A.B., High Point College 1 year at Trinity Language Miss Rodema Wright Art A.B., Marion College 1 year at Trinity Through courses in French, Trinity High students gained knowledge of a country's culture and history and learned of its contributions to the fields of art, music, literature, and philosophy. Soon they became aware of the bor- rowing of their own language from foreign tongues and realized the importance of proficiency in speaking and writing Romance languages. For the interested students, Trinity offered art for the first time this year. The course offered general aestheteics and detailed instruction in the methods of using the various mediums, such as charcoal, chalks, pastels, and water- colors. 20

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Miss Beverly Crotts A.B. High Point College 3 years at Trinity Mr. Clyde Sutts A.B., High Point College M.Ed., University of Ne 6 years at Trinity Mr. D. S. Underwood A.B., High Point College 18 years at Trinity Students broadened their outlook and acquired a knowledge of the past through the social studies courses at Trinity. The courses of civics, American history, world history, and sociology and economics proved to be both valuable and informative. Activities included parallel reading, daily news, book reports, and class discussions. 19

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ae Mr. J. W. Davis Bao N.C. State 19 years at Trinity ol Agriculture Mr. Kenneth Nance A.B., Virginia Technical Institute 1 year at Trinity Students interested in agriculture re- ceived valuable and practical experience in construction of prized articles of wood such as cedar chests, bookcases, and gun racks. Distributive Education is preparatory training in marketing and distribution in which the business and school cooperate to train and develop the student. Through the program, school work is connected to the job with the school giving the facts and the job providing the laboratory to use those facts.