Trinity High School - Trinitas Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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ADMINISTRATION

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FACULTY THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF SINSINAWA, WISCONSIN. COURSE OF STUDY . . . The school offers the four-year classical course which prepares the pupil for University and College. A preparatory course in Home Economics, including Clothing, Design and Foods, is offered to Junior and Senior classes. Regular courses of study are offered in Music, Art and Expression. Credit is given in these branches according to the standards of the State University. PHYSICAL TRAINING . . . ' Physical Training is a required subject. Each pupil must earn at least one credit during the four years. Gymnasium classes are conducted in groups under the direction of an athletic instructor. Out-of-door sports include tennis, archery, baseball, volley ball and quoits. COMPETITIVE GAMES . . . Inter-class contests are conducted, concluding with a tournament for each sport. SWIMMING . . . Classes in swimming are held three periods a week at the Rosary College natatorium. Awards in physical exercises are.made according to the point system. VVin- ners are given membership in the honor T Club. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES . . . MUSIC . . . Recitals are held under the auspices of the Cecilian Club before small groups in club meetings and upon special occasions before the general assembly. Recitals by noted artists are held periodically to furnish added inspiration to music students. GLEE CLUB . . . Membership is open to all classes. Members are chosen according to ability shown in choral worlg. Drawing is offered to pupils of all classes. Special classes in Design, Poster Work and Civic Art. DRAMA . . . Three public performances are held each year which include classical and modern one-act plays, and the presentation of a Shakespeare play at the close of the school year. Debates are prepared by the members of the Junior and Senior classes. Senior-Junior debates are held at intervals three times a year. A Declamation Contest is presented once a year by members of the Ex- pression department. ACCREDITMENT . . . The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the University of Illinois and Chicago Normal College. Page 11 x!Q!fa0i 9fkzQ 1 Q Q 9 Jimi I 5 J I I I 'S I U3 4 I I FGFQGN. JW-Sfiif iv' 1 J O