TRINITY AREA HIGH SCHOOL JROTC WASHINGTON, PA
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Shoulder Sleeve Insignia


Description/Blazon
A disc 3 1/2 inches (8.89 cm) in diameter overall consisting of an inner white disc displaying the "Old Main" tower white, shaded black, encircled by a royal blue designation band  edged with a 1/8  inches (.32 cm) white border inscribed "TRINITY AREA" at top and "HIGH SCHOOL" at bottom  all in white letters. 

Symbolism
Royal blue and white are the school colors.  Blue symbolizes devotion, a virtue the cadets have for their country and to each other.  White represents perfection, an attribute the cadets reflect in all their goals and accomplishments.  Black denotes determination, a trait the cadets possess to achieve personal and academic success.   The "Old Main" tower signifies the rich history of the school.  Referring back to the time, when the school was the Trinity Hall Military Academy building; the foundation on which the school expanded and renovated. 

Background
The shoulder sleeve insignia was authorized 30 May 2013.  (TIOH Drawing Number A-10J-1062)




Shoulder Loop Insignia


Description/Blazon
A silver colored metal and enamel device 1 3/16 inches (3.02 cm) in height overall, consisting of a shield blazoned:  "Per bend sinister Azure and Argent, in chief the "Old Main" tower Argent (Silver Gray) and in base a silhouette of the "Hiller Cadet" statue couped below waist of the first."  Attached below the device a Blue scroll folds of the like, inscribed "TRINITY AREA HIGH SCHOOL" in Silver letters. 

Symbolism
 Royal blue and white are the school colors.  Blue symbolizes devotion, a virtue the cadets have for their country and to each other.  White represents perfection, an attribute the cadets reflect in all their goals and accomplishments.  Black denotes determination, a trait the cadets possess to achieve personal and academic success.   The "Old Main" tower signifies the rich history of the school.  Recalling back to the time, when the school was the Trinity Hall Military Academy building; the foundation on which the school has expanded and renovated.  The "Hiller Cadet" statue refers to the time, in the 1800's, when the locals called the cadets, "the cadets up on the hill."  As the school and community have grown and developed, so has the high school in its preparation of its "Hillers" for their chosen paths after graduation.

Background
The shoulder loop insignia was authorized 30 May 2013.





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