Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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1935 gall, Senior Class Prophecy--Continued Myrl Stuler and John Chunderlik are fullback and guard respectively for the Chicago Bears. Glenn Roney, the undertaker, and Glenn Harvey, that up and coming physi- cian, are having plenty of work to do these days. The New York Celtics have been greatly strengthened by the addition of Ed Nawoj and Paul Grigas to their team. Art Hart has replaced Joe Penner in the hearts of the fans, while Carl Kwaczek has done the same for NVallace Beery. Those two old favorites have recently passed away. Louise LeNassi is the youngest person to ever become Dean of lYomen at Bryn Mawr. Joanne Cimino is happily married and living in Pittsburgh. John Creighton has become one of Powell Crosley's radio technicians. VVilliam Howden is now head of a large chain of grocery stores and his private secretary is Evelyn Jeffers. Matthew Gress, Trinity's former brain trust, is back at Trinity teaching English and Problems of Democracy. Glenn Grimes is manager of one of the D. and M. sporting goods stores at Cleveland, where John Menhart is engaged in the typewriter industry. Eugene Thompson and James Day, both ladies' men, have good jobs as gigolos at one of New Yorkls most fashionable hotels. Carl and Edwin Lemley are still courting the same lady each trying to forge ahead in her affections. James McConnell, the redhead, has dyed his hair black and is making a better hit with the ladies. Ruth Hazlett is coaching at Trinity. Frances Devenney, another good backet- ball player has got a coaching position at Riverside High School in Detroit, Michi- while Juanita Dunn is coaching the girls at Cleveland High School. Freda Devore and Florence Gorby are married to two brothers from Bellevue. Louis Oliver is coaching football at the University of Pittsburgh. Bernice Keeney, Esther XVatson and Thelma Lucosky are expert nurses at the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh. Ralph Breese and Lawrence Cooper are running gasoline stations and John Denning and George Ermacoff are operating the lVe-Fix 'Em Garage located in lrVaynesburg. Kenneth and lYilbert Hager own the Hager Fruit Farm near Jacksonville, Florida. 55

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OLYMPUS Senior Class Prophecy NVhat does the sign say, Crystal Gazer, See far into the future il' Let's try it. NVhat do we want to see? NVhy, of course, what the Class of ,155 will be doing in 1950! A Crystal Gazer waves his wand. A cloud forms in the Crystal. Look! it bursts suddenly and it shows:- lidward Adams is a famous inventor and has his own laboratory at Newark, NJ., with Matt Bash as chief chemist. Jack Baker and XYeir Vllalker are successfully operating neighboring farms in Kansas, each consisting of one thousand acres. Kenneth Hayles and Frank Biss will be found on XfVall Street playing the stock market, with Dolores Seiler and Anna Paraska as their secretaries. Dominic and Helene llellino together with Florence llazzoli are yearly turn- ing out fine products from their dancing school in New York. Dorothy Hart is making good as a dancer in the movies. Martha Keys recently made her debut as a grand opera singer with Keith Bigler at the microphone as announcer. Helen llonliam, owner of a home made candy stand, is ably assisted by Lois Hillberry as business manager. Grover Mikesell is now drawing caricatures for the New York Times, while June Qlioyer is costume designed for the YVoman's Home Companion. Violet Cain and Wiilda Clayton, Trinity's belles back in '35, have made Holly- wood and the big money . Matthew Dykstra, Trinity's butter and egg man, is successfully running the Dykstra Poultry Farm near Eighty Four. Louis tiarrone and Frank XYattassek's orchestra recently played flu Revoir at Lawrence Zanolli's resignation from the Presidency. Irene Horn is teachinff liniflish back at Trinitf while XVilda Zalaznik is s s 3 turning out winning basketball teams for the girls at Burgettstown. Angelo Malone has just left Switzerland where he participated in the Olym- pic meet for America. Dave McCo1nbs, pitcher for the New York Yankees, won the seventh and decisive game of the NVorld Series against the St. Louis Cardinals. However, he was troubled a bit by Bob Swart, Cardinal second baseman, who hit a home run. lidmund VVylie, chief engineer of the city of Pittsburgh is ably assisted by Albert XYilson, his master draftsman. Arthur Landrey is making a success as private accountant for the U. S. Steel Company. 54

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OLYMPUS Senior Class Prophecy--Continued Harold Hunnell and Edward Kerns own a hardware store in Wfashington, Pa. Boyd Keys and Nick Kutz operate a bus line between St. Louis and New Qrleans. john Lindberg and Victor Peternell are airplane pilots and are working for the XV.A.L. Jack Mancin operates a shoe store in Chicago with Stanley Ohara as his manager. john Zitko is now one of the old time retired baseball players of the Meadow- lands A.C. Guear YNhitesell is a high-powered, fiuent salesman of the Fuller Brush Company. Kenneth Ross and Charles VVelsh are airplane pilots for the army. john Yereb and Joe Tomsic, as coal owners, have a monopoly on the market because of their low coal prices and the generosity of their hearts. Mary Clark is now a renowned pianist and also ably takes Helen Morgan's place sitting on the piano and singing melodious songs. Grace Miller and liffa Mong have formed a society for teaching young girls how to sew and cook. Mary Gibson won first place in women's free style swim in the Glympic meet. The following are married: Sara Shrontz to Brontz Fulton, Lenore Elliott to Roy Hart, Vera Larkin to George Featherland, Dorothy Rice to james Brewer, Grace Herron to Allen McPeak, Kathryn Post to David Craft, and the three Amity musketeersfDorothy jackson, Doris Pryor and Fleanor Conditfto VVayne Reeves, VVilliam Horne, and Williarcl XViley, respectively. Naomi Carey is still undecided as to which she wants, Robert Smith or Mike. Julius Gurney and Edward Tutay own a merchandise store in Cleveland, Ohio. Margaret Brown is now teaching short-hand to Trinity Business College stu- dents. John Porter, a chemist, recently made a wonderful discovery which made him famous. Henry McCartney and Donald Ralston own a large theater in San Francisco, California. john Pedicord is carrying on a successful ministry in one of the large churches in Boston, Mass. His secretary is Dorothy Hatfield. Jessie Craig, Hazel Crowe, Mary Hazlett, and Frank Reynolds are all re- porters for the New York Tribune. 56