Trinity School - Gate Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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KATHLEEN KOTTKAMP participated in four years of volleyball ttwice appointed captainl, played tennis, and was the assistant coach of the seventh and eighth grade volleyball team. She wrote for the newspaper in her sopho- more year and helped with the yearbook. She will be attending Holy Cross Junior College where she plans to study Physical Education. KATHERINE KOLLEFZ played all four years of high school as a versatile setter and spiker in volleyball. She wrote for the newspaper, spent one year each on the track and tennis teams, was on the ski club, and was business manager for the yearbook. Katherine supported the school by playing guitar during daily morning prayer. Also, she was honored with the first Kay Lewsen Award in her junior year. She will study Business Adminis- tration at Saint Mary's College next fall. 3

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KATHY ISBAN played volleyball freshman year and in her senior year, she worked on the yearbook. She also acted in Our Town and Murder in the Cathedral - the junior and senior drama productions. She will be attend- ing Holy Cross Junior College and plans to be a nurse. ,QEXK tw 2 5 t DANIEL KAISEFI has played soccer all four years at Trinity. He was also in the ski club senior year. For senior drama class, he played the part of a temptor in Murder in the Cathedral. He will be going to Holy Cross Junior College where he will be studying Business Administration.

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MARY JO MEEKS spent one year each on the track team, the ski club, and the newspaper, and helped out with the yearbook. She participated in the drama productions in her junior and senior years. Her classmates will always remember her fine perform- ance as Lady Bracknell in The lm- portance of Being Earnest, and her genius in the study of mathematics. She will attend the University of Notre Dame as a student in the Engineering School. ANNE RANAGHAN the yearbook editor, played on the volleyball team all four years fserving as co-captain in her junior yearl, was on the tennis team, the newspaper staff, the ski club, and played the clarinet in various local music groups. Anne excelled in the Humane Letters Seminar. She will be going to the University of Notre Dame and will study in the Liberal Arts program.