Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1942 volume:

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The plot has been much the same as in previous years, but the char- acters and situations have changed.. You will find in this review a list of the cast, and the technicians as Well as a summary of the play. And now we present to you-'lDrama of 1941-l942'l! DEDICATHON VVe, the Olympus staff of 1942, in keeping with a tra- dition of long standing at Trinity High School, hereby, take this opportunity to dedicate the fifteenth edition of our annual to: MR. JAMES R. CLARK who became a member of our faculty seven years ago. Upon his arrival he organized the Junior Hi-Y club, and became Business Nlanager of the Olympus. Une year later he became cheerleader coach, and more recently was elect- ed as an advisor of the class of 1943. During his seven years of teaching, we have observed an instructor in lVlathematics, an advisor, and a coach skill- fully perform his tasks with humble sincerity. To lNlr. Clark, as a friend and as a teacher, the student body of Trinity High School extends its gratitude and heartfelt appreciation. OLYMPUS STAFF EDITOR ...,........,............... .W ..,..,... Warren Hunt SENIOR ASSISTANT ..... -- ..,... ....A. E .Aleen Teyssier JUNIOR ASSISTANT , ,......... - .,...... ,,,,,,,, M Ona Lu Dunn SENIOR CLASS EDITORS BUSINESS Wayne Hoover juva Ingraham Dave Morrow Robert NVithrow Mary Clayton JUNIOR CLASS EDITORS Margaret Skillen Kenneth Stewart Ruth Hana PICTURES Marie Ellis Elsie Ross SPORTS Harold Bedillion Richard Van Nuffelen ALUMNI Helen Thompson Mary jane White ART Steve Horwatt Bill Basnett Bill Kostar Sam Scott Cletus Martin Francis Drezewski Ruth Kinder Gene Wilson john Martin john Chupinsky Betty Chambers Patty Ann Dunn Virginia Gray Helen Gray TYPISTS Lottie jedrazak Martha Maslik Harry Clutter Louise Andrews Helen Mounts FACULTY Mr. McKay Mr. Ross Mr. John Mr. R. S. VVilson Mr. Clark Alex Leitmen Ruth Mosier Lois Rossell Bertha Colditz Mildred Lash ADVISORS Miss Donson Miss Kiblinger Miss Dempster Miss GriHin Mr. Hallam PROGRAMME Dromo of '42 in 4 ACTS Setting .A,, ,,.,,, ,,.., ,S ,,,.. Trinity High School Seniors .ooo ,.........,,.v..,ovo,. ' 42 Juniors .....,A,... o,o...... I 43 Characters , Sophomores ...... .......-. '45 -44 Freshmen ....... ..e, S S ACT I-ADNIINISTRATION Scene I cccc,.., .......,.cc,,........,,,ccc,.s.,.,,,.r..,c,,..,,...,.,,, S Behind the Scenes Scene II SS,,... ,ssS....S,,c T echnicians ACT II-CLASSES Scene I S.......S ..S.,,,....,. D ignity and Decorum Scene II SS.. ..... ......,.cS,...,,SSS E a ger and Energetic Scene III. ....SS SS.S..... S ophisticated and Susceptible Scene IV .S.SS.. ..SccSSS S ..........S..S...c,,c.. S S ..........S. .Fun and Frolic ACT III-ACTIVITIES Scene I S..... SS.,.S.. C lubs Scene II SS,,SI. -.cS Sports ACT IV-ADVERTISEMENTS CD L. Y M I3 U S H' X' 14' WMI Mrwlh IW A' W ITH IW ' 1 J0U Hl V' lNi 'UfW i Af 1 WW Wiililvlw WM 'U 1 HU MM' , N l . l 1 I 17, dn' : .ji - ' ti: y W gnliqf 5 , 'f?, 13 F J' Q 2 ' I ? ,. ,.JUi.,. if - View : ,I-4142? ' wifm ,r :. ' ADMINISTRATICJN 1 9 4 2 -Kwanzaa.w::1az:f.rE1E:1rfF1211-A TWH..:2:P.:ss:sE::-+-- - Qf9q5Q:::::::-:EB ' 1: 23.11-1-Y - Ffiiis.-.-c. if QNX o N My X , t f , Q 9 ANN E ' c9,x X1 QQ x N . X gs' V , 5515? . GEORGE D. ALLISON DAVID STENHOUSE Prexidenl Vice Presidenl Secrdary North Franklin Canton South Strabane H. W. GTXBBY 55232 ' t'6f '5':I3 5 f? Vg?-X ,.-.-f. 1 .1 gj.g'5e.s:g2: ': 'I' ..r ,i.g2-.sf3, A - . - J -'Mi ' -' A. L. BERRY South Strabane r EARL JACKSON Amwell M. R. PRIGG Canton MICHAEL COMER Canton l I. W. LEECH South Strabane -f ' of' kv PQ' -. x 'A wr 5 dx y , tw ws XX 4 X. A Wig X ep s f ,Xe R, XA . a t, O ,gg Cv: Mn- ,-' we N 3 P W as +5 - iq, . I A C V 5 ' 5 5 fr. 4 R, . t 3-. 3 5 , 1 ' Q ANTHONY ROMANO Canton H. H. CRILE Amwell y a. A I. . .... .. .. , tg my R , wg ' Kan ,, ,.,. , , , x Nb A Evx Rf ow.. . RQ, .... 1 23 'few . - 051. .F...?v....k1,. RALPH Lol-IR North Franklin F. W. SHRONTZ Amwell 2 ff:553515::ii1EP12154313 2. . , ., :f-2:: t- .313 ,Sq 5 15. ,, 3 . .. .. 5 M 121: manizgmzf .- ' -' A 1' , f s E ' f 'spa I' ' A W f X . E si '-fo M X J. S. GIBSON Amwell CLYDE MAYNE Canton ARTHUR L. SMITH South Strabane R. A. RANKIN Trzfarurel' Amwell D. W. HUGHES North Franklin EMERY PRATT Amwell C. E. TARR North Franklin 1 JOHN H. WARNE RICH.-XRARD WARRICK GARVIN NVYLIE MRS. MARGARET ULERY Canton North Franklin South Strabane Canton TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS of TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL ,Q A 4 :W :1- I3 -4 Q-L,-. ii p, Q 5 ph il.. xi ll 2.rIi'II',,,v., . f W. . 'qefuwtf 5' 'j- .1 r I WIT' 1 1 ' .-Je: 17125-.-9-5 fc. Y .Y:::,11..,f.-'A f-f,.1-ma ' As you leave the class rooms of Trinity High School you will enter upon a World wrecked by strife-a conflict between two Ways of Life: The Democratic and the Hitler! The American way of Life is threatened today as never before in the history of our Country. As citizens of this Nation you are free from tyranny of fear. Fight for the ideals of our Country. Assume the office of Citizenship, Honor God and Country. The Directors of Trinity High School appreciate the Work of the Principal, the teachers and all that had anything to do with the success of the Olympus. 4 ,Q ft f ' ,lf President FAC U LTY James R. Braden 1933 Robert S. Wilson 1933 Principal Assistant Principal University bf Pittsbuglig Wasliington and Washington and jefferson College, B.S.g jefferson College, B.S.g University of Pitts- Frenclig Algebra. bm-gh' M'Ed' They that g0'U6'l'7Z most make least noise Hn is fwirf fwho mn instruct ur and anis! us in the bzzxzrzcsx of dazly 'UI7'Z'll01lJ' It-111114. i942 This year, during the great crisis that faces our beloved nation, we Wish to give all honor to the boys who have gone out from Trinity to join the armed forces of the United States. Niany young men, who were a part of this student body a fevv short months ago, are now taking an ' active part in this gigantic effort of a free people. To the training camps and battle Helds flows a steady stream of former students who carry with them pleasant memories of old Trinityg To every one of these We owe a priceless debt, a debt that should stir us to greater effort in this critical War year of l942. Mrs. Cora Barney 1933 A. Vincent McKee 1936 Trinity High School, Washing- ton Business Collegeg Penn State Commercial College, Secretary to Principal. Gmztln in mclhod, resolute in adiorz. Margaret E. Rankin 1942 East Washington High Schoolg Wasliington Seminary, Assistant Secretary to Principal. Neat, not gaudy. James R. Clark 1935 Dorothy I. Mounts 1939 Trinity High School, Penn State Commercial Collegeg Secretary to Principal. Dnrdx, not fwords. C. Verner Gayvert 1931 Supervisor of b u i l d i n g s and grounds. Faitlzfulnzuu and rinrfrlty, firxl of all. Juanita College, B.S.g Graduate Work, Washington and Jefferson College, University of Pitts- burgh, Adviser of junior Classy Member of Olympus Stalig Director of Cheeringg Adviser of Junior Hi-Y Club, Science, Mathematics. Alhsmzt in body, but pzfxwzt in spirit. Helene H. Hoge 1942 Waynesburg C ol l e g e, B.A.g Mathematics, Vocational Science. In youth and heauty, 'wisdom is hu! rar!! J. Arleigh John 1930 Washington and jefferson Col- lege, B.S.g M.A.g Graduate Work, Washington and Jefferson Collegeg University of Pitts- burgh, Member of Olympus Staffg Adviser of Freshman Class, Adviser of Ril-le Club, Mathematics. Good .rmzsf and good nature ara' rzmfer .mjmratcd. Cafeteria Cook. Her that rulafl the roast in the leilchcn. William Ellwood 1939 'Pennsylvania State College, B.S.g Assistant Supervisor of Agriculture. Whwz tillage begins, other artr follofw. The farmers, ihz'1'cforr', are the f0'll7ldC'I'J of lzumzuz rifvilization. Grace E. Griffin 1938 Pennsylvania State College, Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S., University of Pittsburghg Drexel Institute of Technologyg Western Reserve Universityg Adviser of Cafeteria Club, Adviser of Home Eco- nomics Clubg Member of Olympus Staff, Supervisor of Home Economics Department, Art. Slmplicify it ll cajbtifzzaiing grzzcz' in twonzzm as rare as it is attradifvf. Charles R. Morrison 1937 Washington Business Collegeg Pennsylvania State Col- lege, B.S., Washington and Jefferson College, Adviser of Future Farmers of America, Supervisor of Agri- culture. W'f.ve to rnrolfvn and jmfient to perform. Barbara E. Reynolds 1941 Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Adviser of Home Economics Clubg Vocational Home Economics. To fwommz, .rilenfe gi-ve.: their projhcr grace. Ruth Z. Berry 1933 Muskingum College, B.A.g Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M.A.g Ad- viser of Go-to-College Clubg English. Booked her opinion fwith quotations. James A. Moninger 1931 Washington and Jefferson Col- lege, B.S.g Graduate work, Washington and jefferson Col- lege, Adviser of Junior Hi-YQ English. Power rests in tranquility. Mary Donson 1938 Westminster College, B.A,g Grad- uate vvork, Washingotn and ,lef- ferson Collegeg Adviser of Sen- ior Class, Director of Dramaticsg Adviser of Senior Girl Reservesg Sponsor of May Dayg English. Simplicity of charaeter is the natur- al result of profound thought. Ruth A. Myers 1941 Muskingum College, B.A.g Grad- uate vvork, Muskingum College, Librarian, Adviser of junior Girl Reservesg English. Refinement ix superior to beauty. Milton T. Decker 1937 Waynesburg College, B.S.g Gratl- uate vvork, Pennsylvania State Collegeg California State Teach- ers College, Civicsg Physical Educationg Football, Trackg Wrestling. He that fwill make a good use of any part of his life must allofw a large portion of it to recreation. Donald W. Moore 1936 Duquesne University, B.S.g Grad- uate work, Duquesne University, University of Pittsburghg Basket- ball coach, Baseball coachg History. Responsibility fwallzf hand in hand 'with mpaeity and pofwer. Amba Kiblinger 1929 Ohio Northern University, B.5.g Graduate work, University of Pittsburgh, Adviser of junior Classy Adviser of T Clubg Girls' Basketball coachg Phys- ical Educationg Biology. It is better to fwear out than to rust out. Mary R. Byrne 1937 University of Pittsburgh, B.A.g Graduate work, Uni- versity of Pittsburghg Adviser of Commercial Clubg Shorthandg History. Reading maketh cz full person. Mary E. Dempster 1938 University of Pittsburgh, B.A.g Graduate work, Uni- versity of Pittsburghg Head of Commercial Depart- mentg Adviser of Commercial Clubg Adviser of Soph- omore Classg Member of Olympus Staffg Typingg junior Business Training. Elegant or Jimplirity, and fwarm or ecrtaey. Alice Eibs 1941 University of Pittsburgh, B.S.g Adviser of Freshman Classy Assistant Adviser of Commercial Clubg Book- keepingg Commercial Lawg Typingg Business Englishg Salesmanship. A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Irene E. Robertson 1937 Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S.g Graduate work, Columbia Universityg University of Pittsburghg Geneva Collegeg Adviser of Commercial Clubg General Bus- iness Trainingg Economic Georgraphyg Typing. H lady if serene. Edwin S. Day 1931 Hiram College, B.A., Director of Drarnatics, Adviser of Cam- era Club, Science, English, Mathematics. lVlmrt' j1lflglllIf'7lf har fwil to express il, ffll'I'L' it flu' but orafor. John L. Stewart 1938 Washington and jefferson Col- lege, B.S., G ra d u ate Work, Washington and jefferson Col- lege, Adviser of Camera Club, Science. Corrspirzzous by his rzbxrufr. William A. Harris 1941 Washington and jefferson Col- lege, B.S., M.S., University of Pittsburgh, Ph.D,, Science. 1775110111 if tim mfloyr of mi1zd.v. J. H. Wilson 1933 Thiel College, B.S., Graduate Work, Washington and jefferson College, Adviser of Stamp Club, Biology, Vocational Chemistry. Hz' who has lifurd obscurcly and quietly har lifvrfl fwzfll. Agnes K. Auld 1942 l University of Pittsburgh, B.S., W M.L., Science, English, Mathe- m2lt1CS. Kindizwr in -wommz, shall fwirz my lofue. Cleon s. Hallam 1926 Mmgaret C, Spriggs 1933 Washington and jefferson College, B.A., M.A., Grad- Geneva College, B.A., Gradu- H i uate Work, Washington and jefferson College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Member of Olympus Staff, Problems of Democracy, Mathematics. Propfr word: in proper Placer. HM' .rlafc ir like ffm! of thing: in the rzfgionr !Ib0'UL' Mc nmofz, burgh, Pennsylvania State Col- lege, Adviser of S. P. Q. R., Adviser of Camera Club, Latin. ate Work, University of Pitts- ff' X f JA! PY 9,,,y7! I IIIFLUII-115 rlmr zmvl scrmzf. M3222 J. William McKay 1938 Waynesburg College, B.A., Graduate work, Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Adviser of Senior Class, Member of Olympus Stall, English, Civics. Qualify, noi quantity is my measzzrf. - William Good Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.A., Director of Music, Emily E. Myers 1936 University of Pittsburgh, B.A., Graduate work, Wash- ington and jefferson College, English, Civics. Pl'0'Ul'7'b,l' are mrnlal gems gathered in the zllfllllfllld :lis- trictr of the mind. E. Vaughn Ross 1929 Washington and jefferson College, B.S., M.S., Gradu- ate work, University of Pittsburgh, Adviser of Sopho- more Class, Adviser of Senior Hi-Y, Member of Olympus Staff, Director of Chee1'leading, junior His- tory. . H11 ounce of fwit is -worth a pozzzzd of Jorrofzu. We only part to mm! again. Suzanne E. Miller 1942 Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.A., Director of Music. Her i-'Uory hand: on the ifvory keys .ffrayctl in I1 fiful fanlasy. , ' IL.:-','. HQ F25-v?! ' 1,02 at .jmfzs-3-E ' ' 19 11 5 O I. Y M F3 U S :ef NIM IIIHMU WIA W W HMI i ' W 'WU 'W ' W W Www www Ms'r.'1' uw1wi+I2I1+n' Y NM? I ly W I ,ge X 5?-. 5 x f , +R- iffy 5. .3 .' J. . 'eg ff . -gl 1 M 'gl ii. 3- hi 3 ,. ,a ,., , sfiwm f - X , A221 ,. -4 ,3 ij, ww of 55321-a 3129 1 N ' g.Z' CLASSES 1942 se MTI' ff .ff I ? as 42 We 2.- V , af fs Paul Crompton AcademIc otball 2, 3, 4-5 Ba k tball 1, Z, 45 Jun' Play 35 Senior Play 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 1:1-f:' 'f Q' bf 5?5?1'iE ' -' pa WM. S., f , ..v... -.we--'Aff-Q.-.frm-:fy-9 ,. - -r .-.X w.-.f:-:. 1'-:fsW?QW::45'?-Z9 a: wi -' f -' .. - i-'-:-: - ir' ..2:- -W -A nw -.,::,-'fana- f 'k ' 1 ft' :f- ' - G, 4 1-. f Ame, fr gw h sz s-6,,..I. I, V, .-,Wg .5 214, 5, ,a 55,3 ,: . 57 45 f 5125 I ' ww 'I :Q be , 9 ,r ,Q,,g,.w,,,Izr Fo s e Ior G Junior Paper 35 Senior Hi-Y 3, 45 Track 45 Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. Paul ix a fall and handyonzc boy, Hz' surely is our prirle and jay. SENIQR CLASS HISTORY ir Way back in the year 1938 on the day of August 29, the present Senior Class entered Trinity High School. Three hundred fifty in number, we took the fresh- menfs usual 'finitiationn and heckling from the upper classmen. At the beginning of the second semester We had our first meeting and elected the following officers: Presidenz .e... SAM CALABRO Sm-erm-y ..... QLIVE JANE FULLER Vice Pres. ..., ....,. J OHN MARTIN Trcaszzrer ....,............... JOE ENGLE Afdfuisom, who have proven very capable: MISS lVlARY DONSON and MR. VVILLIAIII MCKAY Gui' events: The Freshman Party and the Frosh Fling, a tea dance. But this was only the beginning. In the fall of 1939 We re-entered Trinity, more sure of ourselves and more de- termined to get ahead. VVe proceeded to elect officers, who were as follows: President ........... PAUL CROMPTON Ser:-ez-ary ,.,... ...... X 7lRGINIA ROSSI Vice Pres. .... DAVID NIORROW Treasurer ........EE.......... JOE ENGLE Our social activities were more plentiful and all in all, eventful. VVe sponsored two tea dances, the Hot Chocolate Hop and the Spinster Skip. Then we held our first Ubigf' event, 'lThe Golddigger's Swingoutf' Then came our most eventful year' No time W1 t dl VV L . ts was e . e elected our of- Ecers: President . .......... PAUL CROMPTON Sem-gmry L,--, --.g,- V IRGINIA R0351 Vice PTH- ----. A--GEORGE OSBORNE T7'Cfl,YLl1'C1' ,,-,,-M,,,-----w---- JQE ENGLE Six issues of our most original Junior paper, under the title of the Novel-T, were published. 'LLittle Geraldine ' l l , OUI c ass p ay, proved to be very successful from every standpoint. VVe sponsored one tea dance, our l'lVIid-VVinter Handicap and our last and most important activity Was our Junior-Senior Prom. We were Well repre- sented on all athletic teams and successful in all social events that We undertook. Now for the final run in our ladder of scholastic success. Presented our annual g play, Galahad Jones, and our Senior dance at the beginning of the year. Ollicers for the year are: President. ,..,....,.. PAUL CROMPTON Secretary ....l VIRGINIA ROSSI Vice P1'esidcnl'--,lVlARTIN QUINN Trerzsurer. -..............,,.a JOE ENGLE 'We make up the Senior Class smaller in size but confidence-the same. We have never Wavered and we hope to face the situation of present day happenings. Wle as future Americans, will be able to hold a responsibility in this Wonderful country of ours. No longer doubtful, but democracy-sure young men and Women. May you remember us as your classmates! THE SENIOR CLASS, Secretary, VIRGINIA ROSSI Martin Quinn Marty . Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 7, 3, 4, Volley- ball 2, Home Room Oflicer 2, 3, 4, Junior Paper 3. Ma1'Zy ir a regular gun And his girl friend, Hclcrz, tearhrs him to fly. Virginia Rossi Ginny Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Home Room Oflicer 2, 3, 4, Junior Paper Stal? 3, T Club 3, 4, President 4, Class Oflicer 2, 3, 4, May Day 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Camera Club 2. Virginia is happy all the fwhilr, And for cfzmryom' she has a Jmilc. Joseph Engle foe Vocational Basketball 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter for F. F. A. 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Home Room Ofiicer Z, 3, Football 3, Junior Paper Treasurer 3, Soft- ball. Thf Alg. course Jon has talzzfn, U And I1 handsome farmer hc ll hc' lII11h'l7l'. I l Evelyn Amos 1 Commercial Librarian 2, 3, 4. Sha if Il frimzd to all shr nzvets, IVith a dixpoxitioiz so -'vary xfwrfft. Louise Andrew Commercial Band 3, 4, Business Manager Magazine Campaign +3 Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus Z, 35 Olympus Staff 4, .Associate Edi- tor Junior Paper 3, T Ciufm 3, 4, Vice Presidcnt 4. 1411 cfj'icie7zt.w'c1'z'tz1ry rho will rnahr, Little training fwill it tfhf. .lack Armstrong String Commercial Home Room Oflicer 2. He like: to .rleip quita I1 bit, h But nearly alfways grlx by fwith ll. Harry Barringer Barry General .fl -very quiet hay ix hp, A lzzflgber to rfueryoizzf hr rfrs. Lois Irene Beard Lois Academic Basketball Manager 2, 3, +1 Girls, Chorus 1, Z, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, President lg Treasurer 2, Go-to-College Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Home Room Officer 1, Z, May Day 1, 2, Mixed Chorus Z, 3, Sports Edi- tor jr. Paper 3, S. P. Q. R. 3, 4, TD Club 3. 4. Kih :will miss hor fzuhwz .vhi 5 gone, 0716 fwhom shi' could depfzzd upon. William Belcastro Bill Commercial Basketball 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, For the girlr, hc docs fwhal hi' mn, Thaz .v fwlzy fwc fall him our laclirr man. Evelyn Bell Commercial Commercial Club 3, -1-. Shi' al-'ways wait: for Ruth lo come, And has a smile for efiwryoize. Bernard Anderson Red Commercial Wasliington High 1, T, 3. .ff nefw mcinbfr of thr srizor class, Who mme to us from PV. H. S. Corina Arlotta Corinnne Commercial Home Ec Club 1, 2. There' ir 7l6 7JL'1' zz :worry on hw' mind, She is laughing mort all the time. Allen Bails Commercial .4 furry quiet boys is hr, Alml izcfvur in school, Wharf can lm hc? Myrtle Barrows Myrt Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4g Go-to-College Club 4. A Jmzioi' fwho fwax izzrfvrr tflrrly, Who was lhe life of cfvcrj party. Harold Bedillion Jim Academic Hi-Y Z, 3, 4, Olympus Staff -lg Student Patrol 4-g Senior Play. lllony fircsomn days hc' ral, Nofw for the Rcdhirdr hr' fwill hat. Billy Bell Lover A General You fwozzldrft knoiw hr' fwfr: arounrl, Alfway: JIIIIIIHS' and izmzrr frofwnf Jennie Bennett Shorty Commercial Girl Reserves 3, Home Ec Club 1, 2, Home Room Oflicer 2. Shorly'r :milf ix maart, Sho ir alfways looking neat. THE OLYMPUS 1942 Amos Belcastro Bell B, Bell, E. Bennett A nd re W Armstrong Barringer Beard Anderson Arlotta Bails Ba rrows Bedillion TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL June Brady Brady Braner Brezinski Briggs Brookman Bucheli Burch Cain Calabro Caldwell Campbell Canan I Robert Brookman Bob Sam Calabro Chopper Commefclal General General Cheer Leader 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Home EC Club 1, 25 Home Room O-Hicer 35 May Day 1, 3. . She helped 'win Trinity's fame, By leading cheers at the football games. Ruth Braner Academic Washington High School 15 jun- ior Paper Stalf 35 Go-to-College Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 4. E-very day to school she's come, She is a fvery brilliant one. Sigmund Brezinski General Hickory High School 1, 2. From Hickory he fame his Jr. year, We'1'e almost certain he's liked it here. Bernice Briggs Bernie Academic Club Editor Junior Paper 35 S. P. Q. R. 2, 3, 4. A faithful fworker you are, Your friendly personality fwill get you far. Hi-Y 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 String Ensemble 2, 3. The fviolin he practiced efvery day, Like Rubinoff he does play. Ruth Bucheli Ruthie Commercial Ruthie is quiet most of the time. Unless Efuelyn she is trying to flld. Harold Burch Ace General Wasliington High School 1, 25 Basketball 1. Transferred from Wash-Hi his Jr. year, His smile has made him fwell-liked here. Rita Irene Cain Commercial Band 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reservesl, 2, 3, 45 Library 35 May Day 2. Her fa-vorife pastime is to dance, She goes steady, boys, there isn't a chance. Basketball 1, 25 Class President 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Home Room OfF1cer1,2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Patrol 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. lllany times a hero he's been, Chopper's one of the football tl-wins. Robert Caldwell Robert Commercial Commercial Club 3, 45 Hickory High 1, 2. Not a minute does he A-waste, He has a smile upon his face. Dale Campbell Camel Academic Richhill High School 1, 25 Foot- ball 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Home Room Officer 35 junior Paper Staff 35 junior Prom Chairman 35 Track q2, 35 Volleyball 3. Football is his fafvorite sport, He has a girl in efvery port. Bill Canan Bill Commercial Hi-Y 45 Student Patrol 4, Allfways trying fo do his best, To make good grades like all the rest. +f+'42+f++ Eugene Carey Carey Commercial Basketball Z, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. He lilees to play ball and fwe think it's just fine, . For him to be in Babe Ruth's line. Frank Chambers Vocational Frank is one fwho is newer fwhining, He will malee hay -while the sun is shining. Margaret Chaney Peggy Commercial Cafeteria Club 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4g Go-to-Col- lege Club 3, 43 Home Ec Club 1, 25 Home Room Officer 23 Illargaret is friendly and fuery kind, Girls like her are hard to fnd. Vincent Chmel Skinny General Boys' Chorus 2, 3g Rilie Club 3. To us he had ne-ver much to say, But -went along in his ofwn quiet Away. Harry Clutter Lovely Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Paper Staff 3, May Day 23 Olympus Stalf 3, 4, Orchestra 2g Volley- ball 3, 4, Student Patrol 4. Airways laughing and fvery gay, This is the fway he passes the day. Mae Cole General Cafeteria 4g Home EC Club 1, 2. One ofthe tfwins 'who is fvery bright, We lenofw that you'll come out all right. Rose Costello Rose Commercial Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Paper Stal? 35 T Club 4. Roe is alfways so dainty and neat, When it eomes to playing basketball she ean't be beat. Herman Cooper Commercial Boys, Chorus 3, 4. In years to come when he is great, We'll find him back in Texas, his old state. Ruth Carter Ruthie Commercial Commercial Club 3, 45 Vice President 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4g Go-to-College Club 3, 4, junior Paper Staff 3g S. P. Q. R. 3. A friend in need, Is a friend in deed. Jane Chambers Janie Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2. .lane is from Canonsburg, ean't you see, She 'wants her diploma from Trinity. l Milena Chehovin Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 2, Home Ec Club 1, 25 Secretary 1g Home Room Officer 2, Junior Play 3, Oflice Girl 45 Library 2, 3, 4g May Day 1. There's nefuer a frofwn and nefuer a tear, Airways happy throughout the year. Mary E. Clayton Libby Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Go-to-Col- lege Club 2, 35 Secretary 4, Home Room Otlicer 23 junior Paper Static 3, Olympus Staff 3, 4-QS. P. Q. R. 2, TU Club 3, 4, Oflice Girl Z. Libby, fwe count on you, To help 'with the problems that are hard to do. Bertha Colditz Min - Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Go-to- College Club 3, 4g Home Ec Club 1, 2, Junior Paper Staff 3. Min can surely talk a lot, It seems sometimes she'll nesver stop. Ray Cole Cake Vocational The other t-win fwho is ne-ver blue, He alfways has a joke for you. THE OLYMPUS 1942 Cole, M. Cole, R. Cooper Costello Carey Carter Cliambers, F. Chambers, I. Chaney Chehovin Chmel Clayton Clutter Colditz TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Crile Davidson Desmond Dosse Dragan Drezewski Duvall Eckels Elliott Ellis Emerick Ford Dorothy Crile Dotty Marie Dragan Glenn Elliott Tony Vocational Commefclal Vocational A nice girl, -willy and bright, Comer from the country, hu-t z'hat'J all right. A Cleo Davidson Keats Commercial Chartiers High School 23 Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2. Cleo could 7Zl?'Zl2I' he called zz shirh- er, For R. S. Wll.V07I she? an exrellenf -worker. Mary Desmond Commercial Ma1'y ix quiet and polile, But xhe if sure to make out all right. V Bruno Dosse Dosse Vocational F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Many rlijiwerzi seed: heb' Jofwn, H holler farmer wz fve nefuer krzofwvz. Basketball Z, 35 Home Ec Club 1, 2. Oh my, llflarle, you'rL' clalnly and neat, No fwondm' eforryonzf lhnzle: yozfrc xfweet. Carolyn Drezewski Carrie Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4g Girl Re- serves 3g Home EC Club 1, Z1 Oflice Girl 3g Olympus 3, 4. She is actifve and zzrohliious foo, Shc'll do most anylhzng for you. Julia Duvall Julie Academic Go-to-College Club 3, 4g junior Paper Stall: 3, S. P. Q. R. 3, 4. Sho 1nf1laz'.v good grzzdey, l'fII'!'K'I5 710 doubt, And is alfwzzyr willing lo help you out. Hilma Eckels Tillie Vocational Basketball 1, 2, 35 Home Ec Club 2, 3. Tillie? full of 77ll.Yl'lllI'ffJ'07l1 morn- ing till nighl, ' Starling 1ZI'.0llIf1L'7lfJ' is her delzght. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Agricultural Council 4. flnoflzw' mrvrzhcr of the F. F. H. Heir .furr to make a good farmer :omg day. Q Alma Marie Ellis Happy Marie Academic Band 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4g Ollicer 2, Home Room OfHcer 2, 3g junior Paper Staff: 3g Olympus Stall 3, 43 S. P. Q. R. 3, 4. Ma1'ie is friendly and har ll Jmilr, I'm sure 5hr'll make hm' life fworth- fwhile. Betty Emerick Betty General Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, 4. Wilh prolly mylar and curly hair, She'.f alfways happy anyfwhere. Alvin Ford Corkey Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hir hair is fwhal you fall red, But d07l'f mind the rolor, ll'r fwhal if in hir head. L-4+ '42 iff Sylvia L. Forgas Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4. . Sylfvia :with her friendly smile, illfways does things fworth fwhile. Caroline Gajarsky Juggie Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 22 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Go-to-College Club 3, Home Ee Club 1. At the game she's alfways seen, She can fwin on any team. John Goga Commercial A-very hright senior, who is not very tall, He's alfways in mischief and makes fun for all. Annabelle Graham Ann Commercial She knofws hofw to giggle and giggle swell, There is nothing more to tell. Allen Harris Harris Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Alllen is a quiet one, But usually allways has his fun. Mary Harvoth Vocational Cafeteria Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4. We hear her giggle then laugh aloud, We knofw thz1t,lllary's somefwhere in the crofwd. Shirley Haught Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2. Shirley has a smiling face, And in this fworld she'll find her place. Genevieve Headley Genny Academic Camera Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4. Genny hasn't much to say, But she's the kind fwho'll succeed someday. John Fulton Slats Vocational Agricultural Council 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. A boy to fwhoni efueryone is afriend, Everyone looks up to him. Martha Gnagey Marty Vocational Cafeteria 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2, junior Paper Staff 3. All-ways does her fvery best, To place Trinity ahead of the rest. William Gorby Gorby Commercial Band 1, 2, Home Room Ofhcer 1. He does for efveryone all he can, Nofw he's working to help Uncle Sam. Mildred Grim Middie Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. lllidge likes to trafvel around, For she is usually seen uplofwn. Paul Harshman Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Oflicer 1, -I-, Keystone Farmer. Paul's a mailcarrier and a farmer too, His slogan is, The mail must go . through. Mildred Haught Mil Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, junior Paper Staff 3. Mil is Rossi's bosom pal, On the basketball floor, she's quite a gal. THE OLYMPUS 1942 Forgas Harvoth Haught, M. Haught, S. Headley Gajarsky Goga Graham Harris Fulton Gnagey Gorby Grim Harshman TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL i Hodgens Hoover Horn Horwat Hribal Hulton Hunt Hupp lngraham Jedrazak Johnston jones Jessie Hodgens Cobina Charles Hribal Hribal .luva Helen Ingraham Juie Commercial Commercial Commercial . . . Just 'rauxe I'm a quiet boy, Olympus Staff 3, 45 Commercial We blow that JUNK hkw Fold Don't think I don't hafvz' fun and Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 25 cali, V -. .1 ,l0y- T Club 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, But lhofz,v?c1zn she :ide fwzlzout any 35 Home Room Secretary 25 Wm' Home Ec Club 1, 2. . - A prnarhffx Jon if Ju-va's catch, Romalne Hulton Manle Wc'1'c .ture thoy'll nzahz' Il happy Vocational mmm. W H P Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Harris- ayne Oover ercy burg Demonstration Team 15 L D I d. k L Commercial Cafeteria Club 25 Home Ec Oftle - 6 1333 fir Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Olympus Staff 4. Wayne -wo hear is quite zz man, Door for you 4'LUlIdfI 'UL'l' he can. Roy Horn Birdie Vocational I .fell lo you the gasoline, That you fwill burn in your ma- chine. Stephen C. Horwat Ty Cobb Commercial Track 1, 25 Olympus Stall 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. I praoiicc baseball 0-very day, So that I can star on efuifry play. - Club 25 Home Room Orhcer 25 Go-to-College Club 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. If you 'would gifvo yourself zz treat, Come, hear my fviolin so sfwcfl. Warren Hunt Hunt Academic Associate Editor Novel-T 35 Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, Associate Editor Olym- pus 35 Secretary 45 Home Room Olhcer 1, 2, 35 S. P. Q. R. 25 Student Patrol 4. I am a gentleman .vo fine, And gran! intelligence is mine. Walter Hupp Bud Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. His hair is full of golden curlr, And that is fwlzat attrads the girls. Commercial Olympus Staff 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Junior Paper Staff 45 Home Ec Clubg President 1, Treasurer 2, 3. LotZic'5 ncilhor large nor small, But .vhn'.v I1 friend to one and all. Betty Johnston A Bette General Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Stamp Club Treasurer 4. A -very attractifuo girl ir rho, No finer nurra could ofvm' br. Gertrude Jones Jonesie Commercial Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 T Club 45 Girls' Chorus 2. Gertrude starred in harkrflball, For married life shr Joan fwill fall. .+f+'42f+-if Dorothy Kearns Dot Academic Girls' Chorus 3, Home Ec Club 1, 25 Chartiers High School 1, 2, Home Room Oflicer 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club. We'1'e glad that Dorothy left Char- tiers, And fame to :J:, her lan' tfwo yearr. Dorothy E. Kenimancl Dorf Vocational Home Ec Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1, Harrisburg Pageant 1, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 3, 4, President 4. fflfwayx bury ar a bee, Boiling the kettle for a cup of tea. Joe Kern Bull General Football Z, 3, 4, Baseball Man- ager 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4. In football I can really battle, I hit 'em .vo hard I make 'em rattle. Ruth Kinder Ruthie General Olympus Stall 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Go-to-College Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2, S. P. Q. R. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 T Club 4. Ruthie likes a farmer boyj Together they'll jind peaee and joy. Jean Knisely Jeanie Commercial Advanced Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter Novel-T 3, Commercial Club 3, +5 Camera Club 35 Girl Reserves 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Who's so friendly, .vfweet and fairy Jeanie with the light brofwn hair. William Kostar Bill General Home Room Officer 2, 3, Olym- pus Staff 4. I am 'very fond of art, In it I put my .voul and heart. Mildred Lash Commercial HT Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3. In English clarser lVIilflred'r .tfwell,' In all her olherr :he doe: fwell. Hazel Kearns Dimples Academic Home EC Club 1, Girls, Chorus 1, Z, Red Cross Home Hygiene 3. Al charming gleam is in her eyes, She has a .tmile that nefver dier. Adolph Kern Alphie General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. I play football, and basketball too,' I earry the fight for the White and Blue. Mary Etta Kinder Vocational Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 4, T C.ub 3, 4g Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Go-to-College Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2. tllary ir fond of the violin, find a eerlain IVarrf1z her heart may fwin. James King Jim Vocational F. F. A. Secretary lg Student Pa- trol 4. I 'very seldom have much to Jay, But I have fun the li-ve-long day. Clyde Knupp Nupp General Clyde ir barhful, meek, and quiet- He'd be the last to :tart a riot. Jean Kunkle Drena General Home Ec Club 1, 25 Home Room Oflicer 1, 2, Canonsburg High School 3. Here ir .romething fvery plainj Guntofwn'.v los: fwas Tonylv gain. Alex Leitman Ing Commercial Band 13 Hi-Y 3, 4, Olympus Staff 4. Alex irn't fuery tall, But all the girls' for Alex fall. THE OLYMPUS 1942 1 l l l l l Kearns, D Kenimond Kostar Kunkle Lash Leitman, A. Kern, 1. Kinder, R Knisley Kearns, H Kern, A. Kinder, M. King Knupp TRINITY HIGH SCHQOL Leitman, D. Leitman, S. Leppert Lestan Liberatore Mancini Martin, C. Martin, E. Martin, J. Martin, M. Maslik Maxwell David Leitman Dave Ralph Liberatore Pooks John Martin Martin Commercial Commercial Commercial Basketball Ig Band 1, 2, 35 Or- chestra 2g Camera Club 23 Hi-Y 2, 3. If mischief is upon the 'listj You het that Dafoid fwon't he missed. Sarah Leitman Sally Commercial H quiet little girl is Sal, To e-veryone she is a pal. George Leppert Lepp Commercial Football 2, 3, 4. H player fwho lifoes at Lincoln Hill, To football fans, he gifves a thrill. Ann Lestan Lestan Commercial Girl Reserves 1, Z5 Secretary 1. 17 charming girl is little Ann, She'll surely ha-ve a lucky man. Basketball Manager 2, 35 Track 1, 2, Home Room OH'icer 1. Ralph has a smile for efveryonef He's fwitty, too, and fall of fun. Rudy Mancini Champ Commercial When Rudy hoxes, fans 'will shoutf He knocks 'em down-they drag 'em out. Cletus Martin Clet Academic Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Olympus Staff 3, 4, Novel- T 3, Rihe Club 1, Z, S. P. Q. R. 2. Cletus generally is seen With our Little Geraldine. Edith Martin Edie Commercial Librarian 2, 3, Ofhce Girl 2, 3, 4g Novel-T 3g May Day Z3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. All her friends to Edith hold- She is true and good as gold. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,. 4, President 25 Vice President 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, Olympus Staff 3, 4, Home Room Ollicer 1, Agri- culture 1. ' Nofw it can he told at lastj His Girl-Friend's in this Senior Class. Marian Martin M General S. P. Q. R. 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, Olhce Girl 3. We fwonder hofw Kih 'will einer fare, When llflartin ean't her troubles share. Martha Maslik Mar Commercial Cecil High School 1, Commercial Club 3, 4, President 45 Junior Paper Stall 3, 4, Olympus Staff 45 Home Room Otlicer 2, 3. If from marriage she stays free, fl secretary .Ma1 ' fwill he. Bennie Maxwell Beanie Commercial Football 1, 25 Union High School 1, 2, 3. Bennie's rather new 'round here, He mme to Trinity just this year. -if af '42 at af ir Thora McClure C Thora General Home Ec Club 1, 25 Girl Rc- serves 4-. Thorzfx rather .vhori-but Jfwcct, And alfways looks so furry noni. Dorothy McCullough Dottie Vocational Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4-5 Home Ec Club 1, 2. A Army Sarge Away Dorothy'5 pickin' I And hrrfr a hinf-they call him Chicken. Carolyn McKahan Kay Commercial Commercial Club 4-5 Girl Re- serves 3, 4. A .vcnior who is lofvccl hy all, Especially by a hoy named Paul. Marian McNary Academic Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-5 String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4-5 HTH Club 3, +5 Treas- urer 15 Go-to-College Club +5 junior Paper Stali 3, 45 S. P. Q. R. 35 Stamp Club President 45 Senior Girls' Trio 45 Girls' Vo- cal Ensemble 3. lllarian har a lofucly fv0icz',' Her foiolin, too, ir our firrl choice. Harry Milhoan Milllzouse Vocational F. F. A. 1, Z5 Ag Council 3, -lg Camera Club 4. At handling h0'7'J'I?5 Hz1rry'.r ,flichg Hc hnofws thcir ofucry littlf lrick. Mabel Miller Echo Vocational Home Ec Club 1, 25 Home Room O-fhcer 2. Another girl from A1nity,' W'e'ro glad rho came io Trinity. J. Blaine Morris St. Vitus General Wash High 1, 25 Band 3, 4-5 Or- chestra 3, 45 Rifle Club 3, 45 President 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Home Room Oliicer 3. If C 'UL'I' you can gal fl chance, Just fwalch and sn' Sf. Vim:-a'z1ncc. Donald McCracken Don Vocational Charleroi High School 1, 2,5 F. F. A, 3, 45 Commercial 1, 2. Don'.f thc pride of Scenery Hill, Az' fun hc alfway: jillr lhe hill. James McCullough Jim Academic Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 2. A friendly chap-and fLUZ'!7'L' :ure Jim, Har many frlz'nr1'.v fwho'll .rlzznd by him. Mabel McMillen Slug Commercial A dancer and zz scholar ahlc IJ lhix girl fwho 15 knofwn as lllal1cl. l-Vl21if'g2l.1'Cl, McQuay Peggy Academic Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, +5 S. P. Q. R. 2, 3, 4-5 Go-to-College Club 3, 45 Camera Club 25 Home Room Orhcer 2, 35 Class Play 35 Junior Paper Staff 3. Peggy? frirnds are Zrur and many ,' She! har one special-71111110 of Keeny. Blanche Miller Academic Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Go-to-College Club 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Novel-T Staff 3. Shofr famoux for hrr frifizrllivzfrs, And lofvmz' hy all in T. H. S. Hazel Mitchell ' General Girls, Chorus 2, 35 Camera Club 3, -l-5 S. P. Q. R. 3, 4. Hazcliv as quid cz: .fhc can hc, But .vhc .v made ll place in Trinity. James Moninger Jim III Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Student Patrol 4. Jim'5 ryfs are foczuril on II larr- A mcmlzcr of thz' Junior Class. Miller, M. Mitchell Moninger Morris THE GLYMPUS i942 McClure McCracken McCullough, D. McCullough, I Mcliahan McMillan McNary McQuay Milhoan Miller, B. i TRINITY HHGH SCHOOL Nlorrow Mosier Murray, I. Murray, VV. David Morrow Dave Academic Cheerleader 2, 3, -lg Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Olympus Stall 3, 43 Novel- T 3, s. P. Q. R. z. Dafviffs -wise, and friendly, Zoo, To all his friends he if frue hlue. Ruth Mosier Ruthie Commercial Commercial Club 45 T Club 4, Go-to-College Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, S. P. Q. R. 25 Home Room Orlicer 3, junior Paper Staff 3, Basketball Man- ager 3, 4. Ruth can .vleale jurt like a Jtar, But frequently she gels fl jar. Frank Mounts Frankie Vocational Track lg Novel-T 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 4. Franlz ir fond of teasing girls, Erpecizllly those fwilh l1ru7zette curls. Helen Mounts Commercial Home Room Oflicer 35 Novel-T 35 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Commercial Club 3, 43 Treasurer 4-g Girl Reserves 45 Olympus Staff 4. A busy life doe.: Helen lead, But newer fail: a friend in need. Mounts, F. Mounts, H. Oliverio Osborne Ida Mounts Ida Commercial Another Dlountr Lwhom fwe all lvzofw, lVe'll not like 10 see her go. Paul Mounts Ollie Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Watch Dog 4, Student Patrol 45 Ag Council President 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Admired hy all the girls is Paul, Bu! he has aizsfwerezl Dorothy'.v mll. Jack Murray Vocational F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. In agriculture Jack can shine. We're .ture he'll he a farmer fine. J. Willard Murray Bud Commercial Willa1'd ir Il hunier hold, 117110 like: lo hun! in heat mul cold. Mounts, I. Mounts, P. Patten Pavcic John Oliverio Killer Commercial Hi-Y 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. John lx really in hir prime While .fh0 LUl7l-0 others Il good time. George W. Osborne, Jr. Ozzy Vocational F. F. A. Treasurer 3, 45 Class Vice President 33 Home Room President 2, 35 Camera Club 'President 4. Of George it truly can he raid, He like: a girl fwhoxe hair ir red. Margaret Patten Peg Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 3, 4 Of all Zhe boy: :whom Peg has met, She likes John hes!-il'.t safe to het. Bill Pavcic Pouch Commercial Bill'.r a salesnzzzn, knofwn hy all, For .lhe rerorfl he made here lax! fall. 1l'+'42 if-if Dorothea Dale Pence Dee Academic Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Go-to- College Club 3, 45 Librarian 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 T Cub 3, 45 Girls' Trio 3, 45 Home Room Secretary 25 Inter- club Council 25 Novel-T 35 S. P. Q. R. 2. Dorothea is a singer sweet, Her singing simply can't he heat. Ted Polinsky F0220 General Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Ofhcer 1, 35 Track 1, 3. An all-round athlete is Ted, With lots of lanofwledge in his heart. Julia Popovich Poppie General Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Economics 1, 25 junior Paper Staff 35 May Day 1, Z5 To set the styles was Julia's aim, And so she did and fwon her fame. George Puskarich Push Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. H fvery quiet hoy is he, And as tall as he ran he. Alice Rankin Toni Vocational Harrisburg Judging Team 35 Girl Reserves 3, 45 S. P. Q. R. 1, 25 Home Economics 1, 25 Cafeteria Club 3, 45 Home Room Oflicer 2. Al girl named Alice lwas she, And a fine eooh she is determined to he. Angelo Reck Angy Commercial A hoy lwith dark curly hair, For lessons he nefuer seemed to care. Martha Redd Martha Commercial Ivfartha Redd :will get ahead. Mary E. Plymire Main Commercial General llIary's faery seldom heard, But fwisdom speaks in elvery sword. Claire Ponton Wig Commercial Home Economics 1, 2. A husiness 'woman she fwzll he, For success, she has the hey. Herbert Pratt Hub Academic Alone in study hall there sat, Al hoy hy the name of Herhert Pratt. Charles Queer Chas Commercial H jirohlem to teachers is Charles Queer, And hofw he hates to study Shakes- peare. Frances Rea Frannie Commercial Commercial Club 3, 45 Camera Club 15 Girl Reserves 15 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Quiele and nimhle Frances Rea, fllfways happy, bright, and gay. John Redd Redd F Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. -As for lessons he gets hy, Because he's -very hashfnl and shy. Sam Reese Musky Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Track 1, 2. Alfways seems to he delirious, Newer has a moment to he serious. Reck Redd, J. Redd, M. Reese THE OLYMPUS 1942 Pence Plymire Polinsky Ponton Popovicb Pratt Puskarich Queer Rankin Rea TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Reichart Risbin Rodgers Romano, J. Romano, K. Rosinski Rossell Rutan Rutkowski Scarberry Schultz Seaman Caraline Reichart Katherine Romano Kay .Ioan Elizabeth Rutkowski Jenny Commefclal Commercial Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 3, -I-5 Commercial Club 3, 4, MTU Club 4, junior Paper Staff 3. Caroline .fzfrzm to farry a bannfr For a boy named Earl Tannrr. Rita Risbin Put Commercial Home Economics Club 1, 2. Rita's hair is 'very anal, For hair style rlzr fan'l br' brat. Archie Rodgers Ermie Commercial fl: for Archiv Rodyrrr, IIn'll play baseball for the Doflyerr. Jayne Romano Janie Commercial In a stays rffviz'-w wr' JM, Jaynz' Romano danrzay 'LU1fl1 ylcr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2. A small and miyllty yirl was Kay, And she is alfways happy and yay. Joseph Rosinski Roskicky Academic Cecil High lg Football 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4-. Happy-yo-lzzfky Jnf, Do05a't rnflnf To llafw' a for. Lois Rossell Commercial Peters Township 1, 2, Home Room Officer 35 junior Play 3, Commercial Club 3, -I, Olympus Staff 45 Girl Reserves -I-. Lair is a jim' acfrfrr, flzzd FLUX' hope rlzf finds Jurr'm'.f. Mary Ellen Rutan Academic Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 35 Library 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Junior Paper Staff 3, T Club 45 Home Room Ofiicer lg May Day 1, 2, 3, 4. A71 Opfra Star is Mary Ellrn Rulan, In Trlnity',v Charm Jlll' bryan. Home Economics 1, Z. We look into the future and rm' Joan, The operator of a trlfizholzr. James Scarberry Strawberry Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major -Ig Varsity Volleyball 3, 4-3 VVaynes- burg High 2. Jim has a 'way with the maidfizf fair, Bccaurf' of his llrauiifzzl Quafvy hair. Elmer Schultz Dutch Commercial Al boy llllll slmula' rraan, Tha! f Ul'I' famour Elmrr'x Tuna. Marie Louise Seaman Mickey Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, Go-to-College Club 3, junior Paper Stuff 3. .fi jvrfiiy girl ls lllarlf, IVilh a .rfwfll pwxvonallly. L-if '42 iff Stanley Shawinski Stash Commercial VVrestling 1, Z, Home Room Of- Hcer 2, 3, Football and Track Manager 2, 3, Hi-Y Ollicer 3, 4, Olympus Stall 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4-. Hr makes afuary girls' heart faster lick, l But he yearns for Fraizfas llflilzlic. James Smith Smitty Commercial This Smith a quid man is ho, Ami neat as a pin, as you Cllll san. Teddy Spara Birdie General Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, Home Room President 1, 2. A real football star auil a gentle- man pure Has his cajh sa! already for 'Jacleii ' Arcure. Mary Lou Stainbrook Zeke Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, -I-, May Day 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, Home Ee Club 1, Z, Camera Club 1, 2. Al -vary sfwcct girl is llflary Lou, Beautiful Blond hair, and eyes of blue. Rebecca Ann Szakal Becky Academic Orchestra 1, Girls, Chorus 1, 21 Band 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, S. 'P. Q. R. Ofhcer Z, 3, 4, Home Room Ofhcer 3, junior Play 3, Olympus 3, junior Pa- per Staff 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4. She malecs mauy friends whrivwfi' shi' goes, Al fvisiou of lU7ZL'Il7ZI'55 from hor head to her toes. Earl Tanner Casanova Commercial Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Home Room Ofhcer 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Rifle Club 3, Vice Pres- ident 3, Junior Play 3. fl jim, youizg rhap is Earl, He is a fafvorite fwith thi' girls. Eddie Sikora Cheek General Track 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Sec- retary 4-. W'ith the girls his faery fuizizy, And Zhcy all call him hoary. Louise Smollar Louise Commercial Al quiet girl is Louisa. But shr' alfways frirs to please. William Sprowls Bill Commercial Track 1. A good-looleizzg fziagahoiid is Bill, Ha gifucs many a girl a thrill. Dora Sumney Do Commercial Commercial Club 3, -L. Good-izalurfd, iziro, and poliiif, foo: Shifd malei' an oxcclloizt friend for you. Erma Swart Commerciai Go-to-College Club 3 4, Stamp Club 4, T Club 3, 4, Home Room Treasurer 3, S. P. Q. R. 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, -l. To teach Slzakcsjmarc' fwas hrr mis- sion, Nofw school trarhiizg is hrr ambi- tion. Antoinette Tallarico Tally Commercial Girl Reserves 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, -P, T Club 4. .4 grand gal is Talley, Bashoihall is right dofwii hrr allay. Aleen Teyssier Tish Academic Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, Z, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice President 3, Program Chair- man 4, G0-to-College Club 3, 4, Shi s an all-rouiza' girl in rfvery phase, Daserfviizg of the highest praise. THE OLYMPUS 1942 E 1 Shawinski Szakal Tallarico Tanner Teyssier Smith Spara Stainbrook Sumney, L Sikora Smollar Sprowls Sumney, D Swart TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Thompson, C. Thompson, H. Tomsic Turkaly Turner Ullom Urso Vance Veltre Vercek Vinsko Walker Clara Thompson Jennie Edward Turner Jerk Mary Veltre Stubbs Commercial Academic Commercial We see this girl short and small, Walking quietly d0'LU7Z the hall. Helen Thompson Academic Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Home EC Demonstration Team 2, May Day 1, 2, 3, Home EC 1, 2, Home Room Ofiicer 1, Camera Club, junior Play Usher 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Home Ec Club 1, 2, Ofhcer Z, Olympus Staff 3, 4, Girl Re- serves Oflicer 1, 4, Junior Paper Staff 2, 3. A -very actifve girl fwe see, . Whose heart belongs to a certain HM' art y. Bill Tomsic Bullet General Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1. . In football he alfways fwins, Beeause he is one of the touch-do-wa tl-wins. Rose Turkaly Turk General Girl Reserves 1, 2. Rose is a faery pretty girl, With long hlaek hair and skin like pearls. Hi-Y 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Home Room Ofhcer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. With his great sense of humor fwe knofw that Ea' Ilfill he sziecessful ana' get ahead. Evelyn Jane Ullom Susy Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 4. A faery shy girl round Trinity, She's as quiet as can he. Angeline Urso Ang Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4. Mr. Ross' secretary is Angeline, H -very small girl fwith beauty re- fined. Ethel Jean Vance Jean Academic Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 2, 3, Junior Paper Staff 3, 4, KT Club 3, 49 May Day 1, 2, Home Room Of- ficer 2. A'Ji7Z-gift' fwe see is Ethel Jean, Of the Opera she 'will he Queen. Home Room Officer 1, Z, junior Paper Staff 3. XI stweet and eharming little Miss, The type all hoys would like to kiss. Joseph Vercek Tuddie General Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Volley- ball 3, 4. This shy and quiet senior hay, Is a certain Jurzior's pride and joy. Sophie Vinsko Vence Commercial Mt. Nazareth Academy 1, 2, Home Room Ofiicer 3, Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Band 4. She goes around 'without a care, And her melodious laugh fills the azr. Dorotha Walker Dotty Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 3, Home Room Officer Z. This girl is a fvery fast talker, She ansfwers to the name ofDorotha Walker. 9fvf'42'tfi'1'f Doris Warrick D06 Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, Go-to-College.3g Home Room Officer 2, junior Paper Staif 3. All the flowers I avant, says Dorif, . . Because my father is a florzxtf' Eugene Wilson Gene General Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 President 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Rifle Club 4-g Olympus Staff 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4. A 'very neat dresser who right after dark Can he found quite frequently in Nakomir Park. Dorothy Wise Commercial Girl Reserves 3, 4. Dorothylf rather a quiet lass, B1ll'.fl1l'l'f17lkJ' high among our class. r William Young Bill Commercial Band 1. Bill'.f a hoxer hard to Jtop, He lanofw: the fway to Jtay on fob. Warrick VVeaver Wilson Wineland Wise Young, E. Young, W. Zrimshek ef, -,Xxx K f, L K yd , . ,, , Ny ,,.. gli : , 1 , 'S-:4-1' wfil, . JY omg I fl Mills.. iw 3 l ' .elnqenixolf-'1:5f.'sT SGQY- 2: ' v 1. J 4.5-f--'mxw.:f, sm.. I' 'ma sig:-.zf, + fealgnw f X' vias.-Lf THE OLYMPUS 1942 Ellwood Weaver Red Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 S. P. Q. R. Club 2. A fvery hright hay is Red, We lznofw that he will get ahead. Henrietta Wineland Nickey Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4-g Library 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. Cheerful and friendly to each one she lznofws, She'll alfways he fwelcome fwherefuvr .she goex. Elma Young Marty Vocational Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4-g junior Paper Staff 3, Home Ec Club 1, 2, Cafeteria Club 3 4. A charming little girl is Elma Young, By Ifwirling her baton her fame kwa: -won. Anna Zrimshek Ann Commercial She nefver eaure: murh commotion, But fwisdom hespeale: her efvery notion. 44412 wif SENIOR SERMON TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL XVASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1942 S :OO O'clock, E.W.T. P r o g r a m PRQCESSTONAL- Knights of Chivalry ,,,,, ,-A,4A P ANELLAA High School Orchestra INVOCATIONW.. v.........A...........O..v............,.A.,w..., REVEREND C. K. WEBER Pastor: North Buffalo United Presbyterian Church The Vesper Hymnw ....... i,EE,,W,,,,. . . .....,E,E,v,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,vw,wrr ,,--, M 001213 Girls' Chorus Miss Suzanne Miller, Directress SCRIPTURE READING-Hebrews 11:1-35 17-31-. ....Ev.. GENE VVILSON 1 PRAYER s..f s..sssf...... ,.....EvE. A L EEN TEYSSIER HYNIN- America --- ..EE . ,,.E-W....., ,-,,, , ADAPTED BY CAREY Assembly AMERICA 1. 3. My country! 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I singg Land where my fathers died, Land of the Pilgrim's pride! From ev'ry mountain side Let freedom ring! 2. My native country, thee,- Land of the noble free- Thy name I love: I love thy rocks and rills, Thy woods and templed hills: My heart with rapture thrills Like that above. SERMON- The Great Essential .... iiAmC1'1CHH Medley ,..t,- ...........,ee,eeee,.A....... Let music swell the breeze, And ring from all the trees Sweet freedom's song: Let mortal tongues awake: Let all that breathe partake: Let rocks their silence break The sound prolong. 4-. Our father's God! to Thee, Author of liberty, To Thee we sing: Long may our land be bright VVith freedom's holy light: Protect us by Thy might, Great God, our King! ---HREVEREND C. K. WEBER High School Orchestra The Prayer Pe1'fect .-- .......,................. W-- Girls' Chorus BENEDTCTTON .ev.............,ee.............. 'The Lord Bless You and Keep You E .... L Girls' Chorus RECESSIONAL- 'Knights of Chivalry ---HREVEREND C. K. WEBER -E ....... e.eteee....ee.. LUTKIN PANELLA High School O rchestra .ARRANGED BY ZAMECNIK - ..... STENSON CLASS DAY PROGRAMME if ir DAISY WON'T TELL DOROTPIEA DALE PENCE DAVE LEITIVIAN JULIA POPOVICH RALPH LIBERTORE JEAN KNISELY BILL CANAN P1-ompzer-DOROTHY KENIIVIOND 'A' YES MEANS NO GENE VVILSON MARY VELTRE JOHN QLIVERIO STEVE PIORWAT MARGARET CHANEY P1-ompzer-MARGARET PATTEN PROPERTIES IDA MOUNTS HILMA ECKELS EVELYN ULLOIVI MAKE-UP CLEO DAVIDSON RUTH BRANER IVIARY E. RUTAN EVELYN AMOS MUSICAL SELECTIONS Bass Solo .....E ,EEE........,L......,.L.LLL.I..I.............,......,..... G ENE XVILSON LOUISE ANDREW Senior Girls' Quartet L.,,.,. ETHEL VANCE ALEEN TEYSSIER IVIARIAN MCNARY Trumpet S010 .........................r.....Irr....,.r....... r......,, . JAMES NIONINGER CLASS COLORS-ROYHI Blue and White CLASS MOTTO-The mould of a man'S fortune is in his Own hands COMMENCEMENT TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL VVASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1942 8 :15 O'clock, ENVT. PRGCESSICNAL--l'Knights Of Chivalryl' ,,,,,, ,vY--- P ANELI,A-X High School O hest INVOCATION OOO,....O.........,...OO.OOOw......,......., REVISREND FRED COCHRANE Pastor, Lower Ten Mile, Pleasant Hill and West Union Presbyterian Churche ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG. .......,o,,,,,,.,.oooo,ov,., ,, ,.,ooo CLASS OF 1942 Led by Paul Crompt Cl P ident WELCOME ADDRESS. ................... .... ....CCv.d.., P AUL CROMPTON Nlelodies from Faust .....,,.....,... , ............... .....,,. G OUNOD High School Orchestra Miss Susanne M ll ' Directress AMERICANS ALL ....s,, GEORGE CARVER DR. JESSE LAZEAR CLARA BARTON THOMAS A. EDISON CARL SANDBURG GENERAL DOUGLAS NIACARTHUR HThe Rampartg We XfVatChl, L,,,,,,,,,,,,LLLL,,.LL.-,L Arranged by Suzanne Miller Combined Girls' and Boys' Choru QA GROUP DISCUSSION, -DSENIOR SPEAKERS SCS PRESENTATION OF AWARDS ..L..................,. .. ...... MR. J. R. BRADEN rinc in P pal, Tr ity High School PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ......,sss......ssf.s .-.MR H. W. GABBY President of Trin ty High S l l Board of Education L'Alma Mater .L........,.......s. vsf.ee..AAA.AAf.AA---. --AAAVfAA---- - ---AA-- S E NIOR CLASS RECESSIONAL-'4KnightS of Chivalryn ..... ....... PANELLJX Hig h School Orc hestra IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU You grab your beloved English book And start running down the hallg At the class-room door you find- lt's not your book at all. Back down the hall you go, Shut your locker with a bangg Your teacher eyes you suspiciously, And says, Get an excuse, the late bell rangf' After a few trying minutes You get your late excuse, Rush into your English class Like a prisoner just turned loose. You forgot about school last night, You can't answer a question. Your teacher, in turn, soon hnds out, You haven't even read your lesson. Noon comes and at twelve-iifteen, Although no one pays attention, Youlre seen running down the hall again, Toward room twelve, reporting for detention You'll soon learn what it means to you, So keep this thought of mine- It pays to study your lesson And to get class on time. -ELMA YOUNG JAMES R. CLARK IN THE SERVICE OF OUR COUNTRY ir WILLIAM GOOD Robert Dentzer Bob Commercial Hi-Y 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 33 Home Room Officer President 2, Class President 35 Basketball 3. None 71111710 him bu! to prai.vL'. JUNICDRS JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY if ln early September, 1939, Trinityls student body was enlarged by 350 nervous freshmen. Having survived the teasing of the upper elassmen bravely, we became finally an orderly group. Qui' leaders for that year were: President, Ellsworth Hunt, Vice President, Homer Chivers, Secretary, Elsie Rossg Treasurer, Betty Chambers. Nliss Kiblinger and Mr. Clark were chosen as our advisors. The next fall we elected as leaders: President, Xvilliam Davis: Vice President, Joe Patrick, Secretary, Alice Green, Treasurer, Nfildred Yorkin. 1Vhen our president moved from the city, Joe Patrick took over his duties. That year we had a very suc- cessful tea dance and later, our hrst evening affair, the Sophomore Traffic Jam Hop. In September, 1941, we began a new year as Juniors. This being our busiest year, we immediately elected as officers: President, Robert Dentzer, Vice President, John Chupinskyg Secretary, lVIona Lu Dunn, Treasurer, Nlildred Yorkin. The first social event of the year was the Hlunior Blitzw. After the second semester had started we lost two of our leaders into Uncle Sam's service. Our President, Bob Dentzer, joined John Chupinsky Johnny JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY the Nlarines, and Nlr. Clark, our advisor, is in the Army. The Junior Play One VVild Night , and the Annual Junior-Senior Prom were the most important events of the year. The Hillern, our Paper, had the largest circulation of any Junior paper at Trinity. lfVe edited six issues. lfVe are Juniors-next year may the underclassmen be proud to look to us as Sen- iors. By MONA LU DUNN. if ir 'A' Academic String Ensemble 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Stamp Club 3, S. P. Q. R. 2, Movie Camera Operator 3, Home Room Officer President 2, Class Vice President 3, Stamp Club Oflicer Vice President 3. Hi: aim: Surfers. Hia- lzape: To fwin. Mona Lu Dunn Dutchess Academic Class Secretary 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Program Chairman 25 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, S. P. Q. R. 3, Vice President 33 Go-t0-Col- lege Club 3, Hiller Staff 2, 33 co-Editor 35 Olympus Staff 33 junior Assistant Editor 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Orchestra 2, 35 String Ensemble 2, 3, Home Room Office Secretary 2. A lofvlier fiofwer on earth fwax new- E7' .S'0'bU7Z. Mildred Yorkin Millie G Commercial Home Ec 1, 2, Class Treasurer 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Com- mercial Club 3g Basketball Man- ager 2, 35 Home Room Secre- tary 1. ood things mme in small park- ages. JUNIOR Hilda Ashmore Shorty Commercial Girl Reserves 1. Busy as a bee, but free as a bird. THE OLYMPUS 1942 Norma Barbour Chicken Commercial Hiller Staff 35 Art 3. Bid me disrourse and I fwill enrhant thine ear. Ashmore Audia Azzo Barbour Theresa Audia Tree Commercial Gul Reserx es 1 2 Majorette 2 3 Home Ec 1 2 President 1 Roy Barr BUTT Basketballl 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 junioi Paper 3 M'y han I5 my efofwnzng joy Irene Azzo Azzo Commercial Girl Reserves 35 Junior Paper Staff 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. llfly true lofve has my heart, and I ha-ve his. Commercial String Ensemble 1, 2, 3. llflusir-yea and the air you play. Andrew Bartusiak Andy Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Track 1. Silent, but at the fwrong time. Barr Bartusiak Bash Basnett Bauer Bennett, E. Bennett, M. Berry Bigler, C. Bigler, I. William Bash Bill Dorothy Beatty Dot Vocational Commercial F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Home Room Of- ficer 1, 2. Whilst I lifve, let me not lifve in foain. William Basnett Buck General Art 1, 2, 3. Oh, fwhy should life all labor be? Arelia Bauer General Home Ec 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Girl Reserves 1, 35 Hiller Staff 3. Her bright smile haunts me still. Earle Bayne Bayne Commercial Hiller Staff 3. To all appearanee, meek and quiet but-? Go-to-College Club 3. She's a credit to her friends. Evelyn Bennett Shorty Vocational Girl Reserves 15 Advanced Girls' Chorus 35 Home Ee Club 3, Secretary 3. She is pretty to talk -with and pretty to fwallz fwith. Mary Jo Bennett Academic S. P. Q. R. 2, 35 Hiller Staff 3. Her Latin is amazing, For herself a trail she is blazing. Wilma Mae Berry Academic Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Camera Club 35 Beginning Band 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Hiller Staff 3. Honor lies in honest toil. Bayne Beatty Blake Boyle Carl Bigler Carl Vocational Band 15 Keystone F. F. A. Band 2, 35 Ag. Council 2, 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Penn State Trip 1, 2. Conspicuous by his absence. Ida Mae Bigler Ida Vocational Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Girls' Chorus 15 Cafe 35 Home Ec Club 1, 2. Gentle in speech and beneficent of mind. Fred Blake Academic Boys Chorus 1, 25 Football Man- ager 2, 35 Track 15 Hi-Y 35 Home Room Officer 2. It is a great plague to be too hand- some a man. Jean Boyle Jeannie Commercial Gentle and good thou art. TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Vincent Braddock Vince General Chartiers High School 1, 2. 0-thir learning, fwhat a thing this zs. Edward Branczek Commercial Ofver the hilly and far arway. Fred Bridges Academic Football 2, 3. They can conquer, fwho can. helie-ve they Tony Brytus Nails Academic Football 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3. Lofve, honor and ohey. K.,- Ii X 6 5 1-42' 'I-.-in-X 'If' 'J ' - -1 f-rs ma. -ez-' -eff..-, M. 1 .-:-1---4:-. - -:-:. , 'A ,kr jeg s as ee:- . - -. -- 4- -. ,W - x I, . ra aaa a eyewear aw ew- X . -1 f f Don Cain Don Academic Cilmcfa Club 3, Boys' Chorus 1, Young fcllofws, fwill he young fel- lofws. Anna Mae Carson Carson General Home Ec 1, 25 Play Day 1, 2, 3, 'Girl Reserves 3g Hiller Staff 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3. She .fmiles and smiles and efuer rmzles. Charles Caton Chuck Commercial Football Manager 1, 2, Track Manager 1. and skill. N- ' 1 a x M ,e 6 Q . f - - W cl 222525. 25' s sl ,K 4 f fs?-3 , Q Q. M Fw ggi g C v- rs ge XM .2 .9 ,.- yi l 3522 R l:'3v-'fiziia f' 'ii ii ' Wil Q 7' ' sf x r so A 525- 14 4 ,Q ,s 35 Q, si X e 'T - is af . ht hi: Y ' ::e.:f.1:::,E1f:::1.:-'.:1:::-,::-.-,e-ar:.1-1-r.:-:f---a-1-::f-:-:- ::,-..:- -- 45?::.,3wx-1, ::E,3:3Ei5.,,,,..: .,,,, , ,cs-.,., .. ..,., . 22355 , N W, 1, f F 5 sf wwe. ,Q 2 f X -as it 1--2:-is 5: 3 lag .fn .. If Q X9 tgp ,rg 1 . We C , X 4 , , aj A X ia . fa f ' , ,Mfg 5 .1-5,--.-5:,g3.i-5:.-13:-Q.: ,- .. , .. f, , Q, agen . f Us .M 4 4 Braddock Chalfant Branczek Chambers Helen Cheslock Commercial-Academic Chartiers High 1, Zg Hiller Stalf 35 S. P. Q. R. 3. In her a true friend is found. Katherine Cheslock Academic-Commercial Chartiers High 1, 23 Hiller Stall 3, S. P. Q. R. 3. Her quiet fwayr bring happinerf to all. Jeanette Chmel Jeanie Commercial Mixed Chorus 2, Adv. Girls' Chorus 35 May Day 23 Girl Re- serves 2. 3. Speech is rilfver, .silence ir golden. Betty Ruth Church Commercial Girls' Chorus 1g Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Hiller Stall 3. Patience exceedx knowledge. 3 1--2-:fs s A f William Chalfant Chink Commercial String Ensemble 1, 2, 3g Or- chestra 1, 2, 3. I am 'very fond of the company of ladies. Betty Chambers Academic Class Treasurer 1, Home Room Ofhcerg Secretary 2, Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 33 Librarian 23 S. P. Q. R. 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Hiller Staff 3. Knofwledge comes hut -wisdom lingers. Benny Chmiel Chmiel General Band 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 15 Orchestra 1. 'F'7 ?i . . ZA, ,,,,, Q 7 ...,a.f. -,-..-..., ,,,:, ,, Y , , f at R T. ! ' S .11 W . -2- W ' - -f .1 1' '- . ..,. , , We deff ' .. ,. A . u - I Qi 1, 1 ? .iii '5 - if aaa.uewai Rive'- f ' - ,, -, - - ,qt ew' J ,., Z,--4, , . lt, he eg.: , .1 ---- e4,:,:.qf.e ,.'vg,-,f,4,f.., f 543.1 .1 -. .J-, 5.,,.5. .,,, ,,,, , ,,,,., Q ,V ,,,. Lf ,J ,,., , V. -,Usa , 7,7 H4 Z4W,55..,.,:,,v. .... ..,. f. aa, , Q -1-A. fe? . .1 . 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Mary Comito Little M ary Commercial Go-to-College 3, Girl Reserves 2, 33 S. P. Q. R. 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Hiller Staff 3. Great thingr sometime: come in rmall packages. Maxine Condit Max Commercial Laugh and take life easy. ear maaa??aa.e 1 - - . ,. 'fiiffz ' , ,. fiff.: , I3 Le . A:1:za:z- A. 1 No -worlz, and all play. pa f yer v fa f 4 f Wa - ee' . , ' r.4 Hag? f,l X ff . f ,f I 07 , ' g Q ff, f ,gy f ' X ef J ff f ff? 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Mary Belle Creighton Sammy Commercial Burgettstown High 1, 2 Her bright eyes are lilee stars one can newer forget. THE OLYMPUS 1942 Hazel Cronin Sis Commercial Blaek are 'her eyes as the berries that grofw Doris Irene Crumrine Acedemic-Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, Hiller Staff 3, S. P. Q. R. 25 Mixed Chorus 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Home Room Ofhcerg Secretary 2. Her sunny hair is rwonderous, fair and fwafvy in its flofw. Mary Ann Dalton Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. Friendship is lofoe fwith understand- ing. Crumrine Dalton Davidson Day DeLost, E DeLost, T Deprosky Desmond Deyell Dinsmore Dollish Dosse Drakulich Drezewski Agnes Davidson l Betty Deprosky Betty Dee Ethel Dollish Eilzie Commercial General Commercial She is hind and gentle. Shi, in, a good f,.iL,,,d and ,,,e,-,JL Hiller Staff 3. Worry and I ha-ve newer met. Rose Marie Desmond Rosie E h D Joseph Day Day Commercial St er osse Commercial Academic Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Art 1g May Home EC 1, Z. Hi-Y ag Hiller Staff 3. He sits high in all the peoples' hearts. Edward DeLost Hoover General Speak his ofwn standing. Tony Delaost Tony Academic Gaily the trouhahour touched his guitar. Day 2. Of manner gentle, of afeetions mild. Annie Deyell Ann Commercial Wash High 1, String Ensemble 2. With her fviolin, a magic spell she fwea-ves. Jack Dinsmore Dinsmore General Basketball 1, 2. Laugh and talze life easy. It is heiter to lif-oe rieh, than to die ri eh. Dorothy Drakulich Toots Commercial Hiller Staff 35 Girls' Chorus 2. Laugh and the -world laughs with you. Chester Drezewski Ches Academic Band 1, 2 35 Beginning Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 23 Boys' Chorus 1 2g Football 3. A fall and handsome lad is he. TRINITY HIGH SCHCOL Patricia Ann Dunn Pat Academic Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Treasurer Z5 Camera Club 35 Hiller Staff 35 Go-to-College Club 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Home Room Officerg Vice President 2. mueet rharzning girl is rhe, And lanofweth 'what is dignity. A Mary Elias Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hiller Staff 35 Girl Reserve 3. From her joyous eyer a tfwinlele gleamr. Marjorie Elliott Margie Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 35 Hiller Staff 35 Go-to-College Club 35 Gym Oflice 3. Each for all, all for each. f 2.1. ,. -. .,, -1 --W ,- :ef Mary Louise Engle Weese Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Band 1, Z5 Hiller Staff 35 Gym Ofhce 3. Not luck, but pluck. Loretta Evans Letty Academic Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Camera Club 35 Go-to-College Club 35 Band 15 May Day 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 35 Hiller Staff 35 S. P. Q. R. 2. generour .foul ir .mnshine lo the mind. A Peggy Farabee Peg General Girl Reserves 35 Girls' Chorus Z5 Home Ec Club 1, 25 Hiller Staff 35 Majorette 2, 35 Home Ec Oflicer 1, 25 Home Room Ofiicer. Al.: pure ar zz pearl. Paul Ford Vocational Who .vpealeeth 'when he'.v rpoken to. Shirley Jean Frye Small Frye Academic Al lender smile, .vorrofw'5 only balm. Helen Galish S. P. Q. R. 2. Happy when Jhe'.v reading of conn- trzey ,far afway. 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A Elias Galish Dunn Frye Helen Gray Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Go-to-Col- lege Culb 35 Hiller Staff 35 Band 2, 35 Librarian 2, 35 Home Room Oliicer 1, 2. l This 'wonderful maid fwithout a care, Ha: a -wonderful gift-auburn hair. Virginia Gray Ginny Commercial Hiller StaFf 35 May Day 25 Girl Reserves 2 35 Band 35 Librarian 2, 35 Home Room Oflicer 1, 2. She'.r 11 dainty miss, oh .vo .rf-weet, To hafve her in our class ir quite a treat. Alice Green b Commercial Librarian 25 Class OH'icer-Secre- tary 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Hiller Staff 35 Home Room Of- ficer. The .gran :loops not, :he tread: on zt so lightly. El liott Engle Garbinski Grast Al Albert Grimm , Commercial Hiller Staff 35 Art 1. To do good lo manleind is the chim- alrons plan. Betty Grimm Bet Vocational-Commercial Home Ee Club 1, 25 Home Room OHicer5 President 2. I hafve a heart for efvery joy. Jane Grimm Grimm Commercial Home Ec Club 1, 25 Home EC Secretary 2. Happy am I, from care I'm free. Jean Guthrie Commercial Girls' Chorus 15 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Hiller Staff 3 Al thing of heauty is a joy forefuer. Evans Gray, H .f lf as-fa2ff:fw - '557 ' 15f,4.77?'.- ' .,44'2i7EE:,,'-,5,232gQq.,Q?- fi z ' w if, iii' g-551:35 gfzs ff, se-aaa , +4 ,- - -- ef-ag::a,Z-..-az, -- of A jf? ' 32,4 1, F f, ' . , 'ggi 'WX X I 2,7 ggi 4 f . af 'gi' 4 f We gf I 1 Y ,, is 1 'Z fag 7,4 .,,..,. ll ,.- ., .....,, ...:.,. .-., . f ' W3 f I lfeg Me '2 YK l 5, ' 8 1321 , 1 ,av a ff 7 , , , l '-' ' fir .. 0 .www ,I-,. ,, , , ,. 'YZ ,ff Q we 5 ,Aj . f f 4. 5 ' . is-an -' --, fri: ,. , ' f 1 1.-y'lv-Z ' ,.:.'.4 . , 1265 Farah Gray, fa ee V. Grim, A. Grimm ,J- . J-.-f g I f f ff 4 , Y 4 , , ,f 1 ,pr 1 A 5 M, M f , 0 ,ff , -'ff ' P Q sa ev I W 3 Q uf ' jg ' , -- ' ' ,E s Q f' W ' ' A , ' ,fa ,I iffy, ,wi 22 5 ra- ,ffr , V5 , if? , f- H: , 1, 25 ge 5 g , , ,3 42, ' ' f 2 -Q sl 1 2 I N sg ' ,,. fir f , pg? Q1 ' 1 ' .. , gen ..-4 Ford Green Grim, B. Guthrie CLASS JUNIOR Haines Hamilton, E. Hamilton, R. Hana Stewart Haines General-Vocational Football 35 F. F. A. 2, 33 Hiller Staff 3. The mould of a nzan's fortune is in his ofwn hands. Eleanor Hamilton Academic-Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 3g S. P. Q. R. 25 Librarian 2, 3. Laugh and the fworld laughs with you. Robert Hamilton Bob Academic God hlnss the man 'who first infuent- ed sleep. THE OLYMPUS 1942 Ruth Louise Hana Hanna Commercial Camera Club 1, 2, 35 S. P. Q. R. 2, 3g Go-to-College Club 33 Hil- ler Club Editor 33 Olympus Jun- ior Class Editor 3. The only sway to hafue a friend is to he one. Elaine Haney Rusty Commercial Band 2g Hiller Staff 33 Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 33 Home Room Of- hcer 25 May Day 2. A thing of beauty is a joy forefver. George Harshman Buck Vocational F. F. A 1, 2, 3. What man dares, I dare. Haney Harshman, G. Harshman, R. Hart Harvoth Hathaway, J. Hathaway, R. Haught Higgins Hughes Hull Hunt Hunter Huston Ruth Harshman Ruthie Ruth Hathaway William Hull Bill Vocational Commercial V ' 1 Band 25 Home Room Treasurer Silence is golden. F F A 2 3, H R ocagomi A25 Home Economics 1, 23 Cafe- d' t'f 'Z' ' ome Dom resl' Atiriaj' d I d I Yozii? triuniphs tell of fame. ian to o, a zea to pan. Jean Haught Haught Commercial Gladys R' Hart Vocational Girl Reserves 1, Z, 33 Librarian John Hunt Johnnll 33 Basketball 1, 2 Academic Girl Reserves 15 Home Econom- ics 1, Zg Cafeteria 3. She spealzeth not and yet there lies A confuersation in her eyes. Katie Harvoth Commercial Band 1. True as the dial of the sun. June Hathaway Commercial Hiller Stalf 3g Girls' Chorus 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. The fworld is so full of a number of things, I'm sure fwe should all he as happy as kings. A romely girl, busy as a hee. Vertis Higgins Higgins Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. A man of fefw fwords is a man of deep thought. Doris Hughes Dorie Vocational Home Economics 1, 2g Cafeteria 3. Be the labor great or s1nall, Do it fwell, or not at all. Home Room Vice President 15 Treasurer 2g Boys' Chorus 1, 2g Hi-Y 1, Z, 35 Cheerleader 2, 33 Hiller Staif 3. In brief, all arts are mine. James Hunter Hunter Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2 3g Hiller Staff 3. And if fwe would speak the truth, tliluch to the man is due. Charles Huston Commercial Better late than ncfver. ' TRINITY .HIGH SCHOOL Wilda J ereb Willie Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Band 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 Home Room Secretary 15 Pro- gram Chairman 25 Hiller Staff 3. Happy am I, from rare I'm free, Why !l1'!'71'f they all contented like me? David Johnston Dave Vocational Who conquerr me Jhall fnd a stub- horn foe. Lillie Karner Lil Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 35 Majorette 2, 35 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Girls' Chorus Z5 Home Room Treas- urer 25 Hiller Staff 3. Fortune will call at thy .wailing gate. Lyle Neith Junge Jurzgie Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Time and tide wait for no man. Kenneth Kiers Kenny General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wash Hi 1, 2, 3. Better late than nefuer. Clilford Kenamond Cliff Vocational Home Room Treasurer 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 F. F .A. 1, 2, 3. ffl comely man, bury or a hee. Joe Kern Curly General Chartiers 1, 25 Football 2. The will to do, the .foul to dare. Julia Kerna Julie Commercial Go-to-College Club 35 T Club 35 Band 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Tower High Lights 15 Hiller Associate Editor 3. A little learning ir a dangerour thing. Arthur Klopack Art Commercial Band 1, 2, 3. Gaily the troulladour touched hir guitar. Maxine Knestrick Max Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girl Re- serves 1, 2,35 Home Room Treas- urer 25 Hiller Staff 3. A daughter of the godr, difuinely tall, Alnd mort difvinely fair. Jereb Johnson lunge Karner Kiers Kerna Klopack Knestrick Krajacic Kruczek Stella Krajacic Stel James Leyda Jim Commercial Vocational Home Room Secretary 2. The Jpirit of the time Jhall teach me xpeed. Josephine Kruczeh Sugar Commercial Home Economics 1, 25 Home Room Ofhcer 1, 25 Hiller Staff 35 Girl Reserves 3. I am not prone to weeping, as our .vex eommonly are. Eva Lawrence Red Commercial S. P. Q. R. 25 Go-to-College Club 35 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 25 T Club 35 Hiller Circulating Editor 3. Here is a true industrious friend. Marie Lewis Commercial Camera Club 15 Band 1, 2, 3. Opportunity, .vooner or later, comes to all wlzo work and wish. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. It ir nefver too late to be what you might hafue been. Rex Loane Whitey General Renzenllier now and always that life is no ia'le dream, but a solemn reality. Harry James Lockwood Jim Academic Camera Club 25 Home Room Orlicer 25 Boys' Chorus Z. Gifve ur, oh, gifue us, the man who .rings at hzr work. George Longstreath Red Vocational F F. A. 1, 2, 3. Fear not the anger of the wise to rairej Thom hes! can hear reproof who merit jhraise. Kenamond Kern, J. Lawrence Lewis Leyda Loane Lockwood Longstreath CLASS JUNIOR Manfredi Meliski Malik Maloy Charley Commercial John Manfredi Hiller Staff 3. IfVrite me as one fwho Iofves his fellofwmen. Blondie Commercial H person of hope and forfward looking mind. Veronica Maleski Margaret Malik Peggy Vocational Home Economics 1, 25 Cafeteria 2. Time and tide await for no one. THE OLYMPUS 1942 Mary Maloy Mary Commercial Silence is golden. Louise Mankey -Weezer Vocational Home Economics 1, 25 Secretary 2. I go to seek my destiny. Mary Mankey Mickey Commercial Girl Reserves 1. Well mayest thou stop, and gaze, 'with hrightening eye. Mankey, L. Mankey, M. Martin, B. Martin, L. Matteson Mavrich McClenathan McCready McCullough McDonough McQuade Miklic Minton Mitchell Bernadette Martin Bernie Frank McClenathan Frank John McQuade Mac Academic Vocational Commercial Do the duty fwhieh lies before thee. Thy second duty fwill already hafue become clear. Lloyd Martin Tony Commercial Boys' Chorus 15 Art 25 Hiller Staff 3. He is.a gentleman from sole to erofwn. Eula Matteson Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 35 Camera Club 35 Hiller Staff 3. A heart to feel and dare. Anthony Maverick Pet General Begone dull care, I and thou shall nefver agree. Track 15 Band 2, 35 Agricultural Council 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Key- stone F. F. A. 35 Penn State Trip Z. .4 bachelor to confuert-it is no light matter. Della Mae McCready Della Commercial flmidst the noise of endless fwars. Margaret McCullough Maggie Commercial Girls' Chorus 25 Hiller Staff 2. All true fwork is sacred. William McDonough Bones General Morris High School 1, 25 Rilie Club 3. Fearless minds climb soonest unto rrofwns. Track Z, 3. The rule of my life is to make hus- iness a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Frances Micklic Francie Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 35 Hiller Staff 35 Majorette 2, 3. Face life and you L-will not fear death. Wayne Minton Commercial Hiller Staii 35 Boys' Chorus Z5 Track 1, Z5 Hi-Y 1, 25 Camera Club 15 Rifie Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. Ilfle thought I heard I1 'voice-. Frank Mitchell Tlze Count Commercial Band 1, 2, 3. 1 Q The mould of a man's future is zn his ofwn hands. TRINITY HIGH SCHCOL Isabelle Mitchell Isie Vocational-Commercial Home Economics 1, 2 To find happiness, seek content- ment. Guy Monte Calvo Guy Commercial The fworld lenofwr nothing of it.: greatentt men. Harry Moore Dynamite General Track 15 Basketball Manager 2, 35 Baseball Manager 2, 3. Deny him merit if you ran. Betty Lou Mounts Betty Commercial-Academic Girl Reserves 2, 35 Go-to-Col- lege Club 35 Business Manager of Hiller Staff 3. She burn: fwith a clear and steady light. Clayton Murray Clay . . Commercial Hu heart lr ar far from fraud af hea-'ven from earth. Frank Myers Frank Vocational Track 15 Hi-Y 1, 25 Vice Presi- dent of Home Room Z5 F. F. A. 2, 3. An affahle and eourteour gentle- man. Lloyd Myers Myers Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Agricultural Council 2, 35 Reporter 2, 3. He .vpeaketh not, and yet there lies A l'07I Ul'7'5l1fl07l in his eyer. Mary Nagy Mary Commercial Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girl Re- serves 2, 35 Hiller Staff 35 Go- to-College Club 35 May Day 2. In thy fare I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. Anna May Noble Ann Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 May Day 1. 2. Young in limbs, in judgment old. Martha Osborne Vocational-Commercial Good-nature and good-,tense must e-ver join. Alice C. Paluda Poodle Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Home Ec- onomics 1, 25 Ofhcer 1, 25 Go- to-College Club 35 Hiller Staff 35 Basektball Manager 2, 3. The glory of a firm, eapacious mind. Fred Paraska Guzy Commercial Track 15 Basketball 1, 2. Duty call: me to broader fields' of industry. Mitchell Monte Calvo Moore Mounts Murray Nagy Noble Osborne Paluda Paraska Jennie Pasierbek Yank Commercial Home Economics 1 2 Home Room Otlicer 2 Hiller Staff 3 Kznd hearts are more than eoronetr. Joseph Jerrome Patrick Pat Commercial-General Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Football 25 Track 15 Class Pres- ident 25 Home Room Vice Presi- dent 25 Inner Class Wrestling 1, 2, 3. All men are elurt, but some are gold dust. Martha Paul Marty A Commercial Girls' Chorus 2. Begone, dull care, I and thou .shall nefvcr agree. Geraldine Pethel Gerry Commercial Band 1 Girl Reserves 2 3 Go to College Club 3 Hlller Stalf 3 Home Economics 1 2 Sec re ary 15 Office Girl 2, 35 S. P. Q. R. 2. Let me lifve in a house hy the side of the road and be a friend to man. Thomas Piatt T0m General The different fways that different thingy are done. Dorothy Podboy Dot General Home Economics 1, 25 Librarian 35 Go-to-College Club 3. Varietyb' the -very spice of life That gifve: it all ztr fla-vor. Meyers, F. Meyers, L. Pasierbek Patrick Paul Pethtel Piatt Podboy CLASS JUNIGR Polosky Ponykala Ponton Powell Stanley Polosky Sasa General Still fwater runs deep. John Pomykala Jun Commercial Basketball Z. For I'm as tired as I can be. TH E OLYMPUS 1942 Evelyn Presto Nenic Commercial Basketball lg Girls' Chorus 1. When you play, play hard, and When you fworlz, don't play at all. Rosie - Commercial Rose Lee Ponton Home Economics 1, 2. There is an unspeakable pleasure attending the life of a fuolun- tary student Jane Powell Janie Commercial Home Economics 1, 2. If a taslz is once begun, Nefuer lea-ve it till zt's done. Anthony Progar Tony General Track. Men of fefw 'words are the best men. Louis Progar Licky Lou General Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3. Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Presto Progar, A. Progar, L. Puskarich, 1. Puskarich, M. Ramsey Raymond Razvoza Redd, L. Redd, M. Reed, J. Rennie Roberts, G. Roberts, J. Ioseph Puskarich Joe Edward Rayvoza Ed Fay Rennie Bubbles Commercial - I General General Football 1, 25 Baseball 1g Basket- Sllmff lf 670ld4 l- Home Room Oflicer 1, 25 Hiller ball 1. Staff 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. Find out your task and keep to it. Louise Redd Lou Remember that time is money. Margaret Puskarich Margie Commercial Home Economics 1, 25 Cafeteria 3 . . There, ye fwise saints, behold your light, your star. Bernard Ramsey Bernie Vocational Band 2, 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. He -wants to be an afviator. Betty Raymond Blondie Academic A true friend, at all times. Commercial Camera Club 3g Junior Paper Staff 3. Knowledge is more than an equifva- lent to force. Marion Redd Bud Vocational F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. While I lofve, I hope. James Reed Jim Commercial Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Friendship is the greatest honesty and ingenuity in the fwlzole -world. George Roberts Hoppie General Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 1. Al bold had man. James Roberts I Jim General Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Dorothy Ross Dot Commercial Plofw deep fwhile sluggards sleep. Elsie Ross Academic Class Officer 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 President 25 Vice President 35 Camera Club 1, 2, 35 S. P. Q R.. 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Go-to-College 35 Home Room Of- ficer 1, 25 May Day 25 Librarian 35 Olympus StaHi 3. Alfways fwilling to cooperate. Ernie Ruscello Commercial Friendships allofw no excuses. Bill Rush Bill Commercial Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 2. Music is good for lhe soul. T 'V We Dorothy Salat Butch Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Junior Paper Staff 3. Take shorl -viefws, hope for best and trust in God. Arthur Saunders Wendell General Basketball 1, 2, 35 Home Room Ollicer 25 Football 25 Band 2. Enough Worle to do and enough strenglh lo do it. Jeanette Sareikis Jinz Commercial junior Paper Staff 35 Home EC 1. The enemy of one, the enemy of all is. Arlene Sayre Vocational Home Ec Club 1, 25 Girls Re- serves 35 Cafe 3. I see thai you are in a brofwn study Sam Scott Sam Commercial Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Junior Paper Staff 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Olympus 3.' lvlusic is -well said to he ihe speech of angels. Wilma Scott Scotty Commercial Junior Girl Reserves 1. Hafve fwe laughed as fwe labored to- gether. Louise Seiler - Butch Commercial Laugh and be fwell. Loretta Semon Bachie Commercial Junior Paper 3. Little friends may be great friends. gf E2-242?51?'?E2E'5'3. Tl 1:'5fE-E2:i- ' 4' 5 ff.f'4'ji5f?'F t 1 E21 ,f f ff.-.55I-ff2',? i,f4 '' .,. '471:jjf:fE2W,QEeIA 4 -a z.: .5553-1 ' f' 5742 .pfif ' ff 52' ' 1 KL- . j 4 ' 5, 1' f 4 , X 5' -trt . 1 ,- ,gage 131315: -pi ra:-v-' ., ' .12e::22fsa jeff Rf? 'fiw fsfif -1'f'? If f' if V-if -'ef f 1 ' 2' 5' '- -' . ' ' 5 ' ,. 44... . s..,,.,.f,,s,.e:.v.ek.. .,,.::- .-.- i .e , . , f . -Y . , e.-.. 2:-..-,f ,, ,eyynh.,,, ,54,,:,f. :i r ., ...f 1 1 gs, 264501 gg: ul -f L - ' - we ,N ,. 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Florence Shankovich Blondie Commercial Drum Majorette 2, 35 Girl Re- serves 1, 35 Librarian 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 15 Junior Paper Stal? 3. Life is a struggle but not a 'war- fare. Alberta Shipe Wimpy Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 35 Art 2. Humor is dry fwhen il's used to ahuse. ' Earl Siebert Friends are born not Frank Sikora Dick Commercial made. Frank Commercial 15 Football 3. An expert is one 'who or more abou! less or less. Track George Sim Hafue you had a kind Pass it on lznofws more Krappie General ness sh ofwn ? - 5 511: , . ..,,..,. l, - , ,.,.,., ., 5 5 ,1 ' f. wg? . - 5?5f-555522214 f - 'Q 53'-zfii-2'-f3EG2f fir! af .:- .,e:gq:w:- :f 1-e-'vw'-if 2 f,f .fxff f 1 1 0 55367 fy 25 ,gr , .753 fd? ,Q rv!! ew., 6 2 4 f '4 XW4 Wee, je W .ae ,fe Q. 125 1 3: i f 'f ...W 5. x4 f 1 1 l 4 ' ff ' I' 11, f 1, ,4 Mg 4 Q? J ff, f If 5, ' I f If k ff , , f a fy ' 1 A Q ' 2 f , .f muff' I fy ,Y f W if I 1 , K , f... . 7 .4 . ae-el.:-of-51. - I . . 'v . , .-.52-I Wil'-:P ' VM ' 471, 'f u-m-:-'- 14 .f': it.-5 , ...,., .,....a..e1 if .415 . li,-, ee:.. ,gggz,L3, ,I 5 5 f f V f - 1 .flwisa-'g:..5f .... :ZZ-5255?-57' . 'WE ' Ei2:Lfg'f541.Ef5S,Z 1:P-Zfwwf .-Q gf? v. ,f:Zf4i '5'I H-'-:714v.',,1b. 1. - 1. ,-- 1 7 i,e?g:f':. pf if s H ' 2.:g.5g,g355,,,', ily , J 54 wg? gi, , z e 26- we 1. 4 fees' f I s viz. ,A A fee: ': - -' , N . ,- -.-Jai. fi. 12311:-.521 1 I 4 J' . 2' . Saunders Saveikis Sensky Shankovich Shipe Sibert CLASS JUNIOR Sisul Skillen Smith Spillman Rudy Sisul Handsome General Football 1, 2, 35 Home Room President 15 Baseball 1, Z, 35 Basketball 1. Acre: of diamondr Margaret Skillen Peggy Commercial Wash Hi 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Junior Paper Staff 35 May Day Z5 Camera Club 35 S. P. Q. R. Z, 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Home Room Secretary 35 Olympus Staff 3. IJ not true leisure, true toil? Jean Smith Commercial Girls' Chorus 25 May Day 25 Girl Reserves Z, 35 junior Paper Staff 35 Stamp Club 35 Librarian 3. lVIum, it ir a secret. THE OLYMPUS 1942 Dorothy Spillman Dot Academic Band 1, 25 Go-to-College Club 5Q Orchestra 25 Junior Paper Staff 35 Camera Club 2, 35 S. P. Q. R. 2, 3. Wlzat, newer? Hardly efver. Thomas Stafford Local Boy Academic Track 15 Basketball 2, 35 Inter- Class Basketball 1, 2. Oh, 'thir learning, -what a thing it IJ. Warren Stainbrook Bud Commercial Senior Hi-Y 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 35 Junior H-Y 2. The fworld is his, who har money to go ofver it. Stafford Stainbrook Steel Steflick Stephonac Stewart Strother Swan Swartzfeger Szakal Taylor Tharp Thompson Topka Dora Steele Shorty Bernice Strother Dorothy Taylor Dot Commercial C0mmefC1al Commercial Silenee is golden. Hitch your 'wagon to a star. Home EC Club 1, 23 Junior pa- per 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Camera Club 3. Edith Steflick Margaret Swan Duchy A joy beyond all dignifiw of farm. ' Commercial Commefmal Girls, Chorus? Junior Paper Better late than nefver. ASME 3' I A I I I Betty 'rharp Blondie penny for ze: tzougztr. Anne Swartzfeger .llgger General 1 Commercial Blue fwere eyes as the fairy flax, Go-to-College Club 35 Orchestra Steve Stephonac Step 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Commercial Girls Chorus 35 Junior Paper 2, . .' d Here today, gone tonzorrofw. 3' Stung Ellsemble 1' 2 '3' Edward Thompson H good heart zs hetter than all the Commercial head: in the fworld. junior Paper Staff 3. Kenneth Stewart Kenny Youdnuirt take the fwlll for the Commercial Helen Szakal N ' Chartiers High 1, 2,5 S. P. Q. R. AC3dClTllC 35 Junior Paper Staff 35 Camera Girl Reserves 1, 25 Home Room Club ag Olympus staff 3. omcer ig s. P. Q. R. 2, 3, Junior Edward Tonka Ed It ir a friendly heart that har plenty of friends. Paper Staff 35 Library Z, 3. She murt he .teen to he appreciated. Agriculture Procrastination ir the thief of time. TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Virginia Tripp Ginny Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Go-to-Col- lege Club 35 Camera Club 35 Librarian 35 Junior Paper Stall 3. Quiet and attentifve. Paul Truby l Commercial Lzltle strokes fell great oaks. Virginia Truby Truby Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Junior Paper Staff 3. With a sigh, a smile. Richard Van Nuffelen Academic junior paper Staff CCO-Editorl 2, 35 Senior Hi-Y 35 Olympus 35 Camera Club 2, 3. I The fworld lenofws little of its great- est men. John Vorum Johnny Commercial Band 1, 2, 35 Home Room Of- ficer 1, 2. He serfves most country best. fwh 0 serwes his Josephine Walker Jo Academic Band 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 S. P. Q. R. 2, 35 Camera Club 35 Junior Pa- per Stafi 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Librarian 3. . Early and bright as the morning defw. Paul Walker Paul Academic Track 15 Camera Club 35 S. P. Q. R. 25 Movie Operator 35 Sen- ior Hi-Y 3. The fworld is fworthy of such men. Ruby Wardle Home Ec Club Cafe 35 Home We must eat to Bal. Marilyn Warth Girls Reserves Ruby Vocational 1,25 COHicer 255 Room Officer 1. lifve, and lifue to Commercial 2, 3. Oh! be my friend and teach thee to he mine. Rita Washinski Bright Eyes Academic S. P. Q. R. 25 Girls, Chorus 15 Class Basketba R Play 25 Lib day 1, 2, 3. ll1,2, 35 S. P. Q. rarian 2, 35 Play- A friend in need is a friend in- deed. 2- ef - ., W ,s 1 ,: Nneysfsegfsa , eds .. X 54:-e-:::.::::z s .. ,. , .QW v 1 5. 0. -. 1 2:1-fr:-'affairs-0 4 ri-Z 1 21 2 - , ' . ' - as ff We .- . ' s. Mis- - -ex-s -' ry .. ,Ig wie f 41 wear '.ffr::a4' .- 'M V , f' He' ge -12 Meets! A -z 4 1- sw-a .1 ..e:i1af . fl?-:arte f - f'-' 1- fir. as I -1 432' ' .. f f'1?:.bz: . ' - ' W MN f A . if - .:s-s',.s---- , M .r.f - , '- ,:s : :1?:f .sr.f::'-::f:n.'::1v:r.f: 9:51 ,...1-2:42 212- -.,w. s 'lIs.s ' ,lia r fx -1 gait.,-54,5 f ' 1559475-z! ::1':5,.,qQ::., V - - -5 -'- at eq - f if gre g? , ik :f f '- 2145? - -f .aw 1f,'-.:,.i-:M-- f :' r.., ,.,.,.,:-me . 5,:,:g5w,, f 5 .-, .- , . 1- :e,f fe-,sage fqa. . ' V 1 X . ,, 5 ' . . ' ' ' ef ,. ,. 5, ., . , N . , , V ., 5- 5 . , . - 5 2' -. , if ' f: f 3 'tw as Wa. . . . .. . N, Tripp Wardle Truby, P. Warth Earnest Waters Earny Commercial Home Room Officer 1, 25 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. Who conquers me shall find a stub- born foe. Zelda Watson Bubbles General Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Home Ee Club 1, 25 Librarian 35 Ma- jorette 35 Junior Paper Staff 35 Camera Club 3. One's eyes are :what one is. Donald West Don Academic Wash High 1, 2. A true friend is forefuer a friend. Jean Wilhelm Shorty Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Seen but not heard. Truby, V. Van Nuiielen Vorum Washinski Waters Watson May Jane White Whitey Commercial Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Home Room Oflicer 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Olympus Staff 35 Go-to- College Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Her step is musie, and her fvoiee zs song. Jack Will Jack General Band 1, 2. He has a will and a sway. Fred Williams Fred Agriculture Track, Wrestling. Always lwilling to do what fwe ask, Nothing seems too hard a task. Jim Wilson Ace Vocational Home Room Oflicer 1. fl happy, handsome, ferfuous knight But anyfway Jim's alright. .,,,,,,. 1 ... rf weft 'fY.,', ., .,-,af - - gisqfv , . 1. 1 E LK? 1 9? s .4 sf gee' 591,124 4 3 -l P W' , .7 fe , 211, 1 We ,J- .-N L: :ss ef Walker, J. West Wilhelm Williams Jr . Ai? Uifzqv, ?gfFf,3dZ? f Af? v X s , , f 1 ,Q .W vw ,wk ,nfs ff? .5 riizfft 1 3 53 gs, il f sf . ., ,,,,, , ,R 5 , , ,,..,. , ,,, ' ' ' 'ev vga? in . - ,ff ' 1' :fe H P L. i :TX 'i i i' 1 ' 'TY ,U ,.:sa::g,gf:s15:, , fi 1 , , l, , aw f ,,4,f M ,lj 04, 7 ' 4,34 ,ff ,- fl 0 I ' 'sf ., f 3 Jr,-',...! IZ -535' .js f 4223 ., ,- .1972- f'iif t I jaw , V-'k, T, -zrv ,, . ,tai .11 :een ,z ': Walker, P. White Will Wilson, J. - CLASS TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR CLASS Shirley Wilson Squirt Academic Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 1g Librarian 1, 2, 3, Junior Paper Staff 2, 3, May Day 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1g Band 1, 2. Who think too little fwho ialk too much. Helen Woodburn Peg Commercial I hate nobody, I am in charity fwilh the fworld. Rachel Mae Young Tibby Commercial Home Ec 1, 2. Ll-ve al-wayr in the best company when you read. r i Wilson, S. VVithrow Woodburn Woodruff Young Zedik 5 1. , I V ia ? , itll ffm N FX .fn ' Ffa' vife s of 10:4 , .2 5' 1 .lx, . or 'Pal C .VX 695593 ':',lL3nv,M.l New . 3:.1?3lfl-AQ - fmyfireiff. ' i 'Q-Lf,-2?:z:-kifiggeqe K-miliafl' A ' ',.,..f Robert Withrow Whitey Commercial junior Paper Staff 3, Track 1. Nothing hut himself can he his parallel. Wiladeen Woodrulf Willie Academic Canonsburg High 1, 2g Girl Re- serves 3. .4 lrue friend to all. Martha Zedik Martie Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3g Band 1. Beauty is ity ofwn excuse for luring. THE OLYMPUS 1942 FAREWELL 'Ir VVeeks have passed since I saw you last, WVeeksl Oh! It must be years. In memory I see your face again Blurred by a mist of tears. Tears that rose as I felt your lips In that kiss that said farewell. Tender, gentle and very sweet, Sweeter than words can tell. If I could hold you close again And surrender to you dear. If I could but feel your touch once more, I could forget my fear. Until the time that you might love, And all those false images erase, I could not live and lose you dear, This would be to cruel to face. Hope is all that helps me now, Hope that your eyes may shine VVith the same true love when again I clasp Your dear hand in mine. SOPHOMORES PAUL CALABRO President ROBERT YOUNG Vice President ALICE MILLER Secretary IRENE TAYLOR Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY lVe, the class of 1944, entered Trinity on September 5, 1940, with an enroll- ment of 450, the largest class ever to enter here. VVe consider the success which We have attained due to our selection of our advisors, Miss Dempster and lVIr. Ross. Our freshman class ofiicers were President, Grace V. Beton, Vice President, Aud- ree Ellwoodg Secretary, Eleanor Rossi, Treasurer, Louise Collins. During our fresh- man year We held a Tea Dance which was considered one of the most successful ever held at Trinity. A party brought the climax to our activities for our first year. ln the fall of '41 We returned to Trinity with more enthusiasm than the previous year due to the fact that We were considered upper-classmen. Oiqicers were President, Paul Calabrog Vice President, Robert Young: Secretary, Alice Mille1'g Treasurer, Irene Taylor. To make our sophomore year a success We held a dance, the Holly Hop, which led the way to our evening dance held blarch 13, 1942. Our most exciting activities were the ordering of our rings which will be delivered in September when we return as juniors, and the Sophomore Party which brought our second successful year to a close. Our class ranked high in athletics, music. and other school activities. We hope that our following years at Trinity will prove to be as successful as have our two previous ones. 1 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Adams, Allender, Anderson, Armstrong, Ashmore, Bainbridge, Balog, Balser, Bamberger, Batson, Bednarsky, Beton, Betonte, Bosak, Brownlee, Bryner, Burch, Burt, Caldwell, Camp, Campbell, Carson, Casey, Chambers, Collins, Comedy, Conkle, G. Cook, P. Cook, Cooper, E. Cox, M. Cox, Creighton, Crowe, Danyo, Davis, Dayak, Dicks, Dobbins, Dubina, Duff, Dunn, Eagon, Ellis, Ellwood, Evans, Folkens, Fowler, Frazier, Fritschle, Fulton, Gajarski, Gallo, Getzik, Gildow, Glenn, Haney, Hatfield, Hawkins, Headley, Henderson, Herrman, Herron, Higgins, Hochkraut, Hodgens, Holmes, Houston, Hughes, Ingraham, Jackson, jones, Kelley, Kenamond, Koklick, Kopp, Lash, Leftwich, Lestan, Line, Logan, Ludvic, Lynch, Lyseck, Lytton, Manfield, Mankey, Marchinok, Martin, McCalmont, McCarrell, McClure, A. Miller, B. Miller, N. Miller, Mitchell, Moore, M. Morrison, Morrow, Moskavish, B. Mounts, J. Mounts, M. Mounts, W. Mounts, Mull, Neal, Nixon, Oldfield, Olinger, Onopiuk, Opatt, Paden, Pangle, R. Pease, T. Pease, Petlock, D. Phillips, E. Phillips, Plants, Pochiba, Porter, Post, Prigg, Prime, Randolf, E. Rankin, F. Rankin, Raymond, Rea, Reichert, Reighard, Rennie, Rossell, Rossi, Rush, Sacco, Sanders, Sanek, Sayre, Shoenberger, Scott, Senkoski, Shrontz, Shumar, Simal, Skariot, Slabe, Slesh, Slusser, Smiley, Smith, Spencer, Sprovvls, Sumney, Swart, Talla- rico, P. Tarr, D. Tarr, Z. Tarr, Taylor, Tomsic, Throckmorton, Tiano, Tilton, Vester, Walker, Walls, Wonsettler, Wright, Wybeck, M. Young, M. Young. SOPHOMORE BOYS Adams, Adolph, Arblaster, Baker, Barbish, Barringer, Baumgardner Bedxllion Beecham Belcastro, Bonus, Brezinski, Bruckner, Calabro, Chadwick, Chesnic Chuplnsky Cole, Couts Crosbie, Crumrine, Danley, Davidson, Day, Delost, L. Desmond, S Desmond Dollish Dre zewski, Dunkle, Elliott, Ellis, P. Ely, W. Ely, Faiella, Fickulak, Filius Fisher Frazee Galley Gayvert, Goebelbecker, Grispin, Grove, Grubbs, Grzybowski, Hamer Hartzell Haught Hawkins, Hellman, Hixon, Hodgens, Horne, Hrcka, Hughes, Hunt jackson jedrzejcaak Karman, W. Kelley, P. Kelley, Kerna, D. King, K. King, Krizay Larkin Layton Leztman Lewis, Loar, Maleski, Maloy, Mankey, Marshall, Massack, Mc Xllister McCoy Mcl'all McKee, Mikesell, Miles, Miller, Mitchell, G. Mounts, R. Mounts, Munn Murray Paulouitch Pazyniak, Poland, Polk, Potochar, Puskarich, Ranegar, Robson, Sayre, Seaman Seibert Skillen Skowvron, S. Smith, J. Smith, Snyder, Solomon, Spence, Sprowls, Stenhouse Stralta Strmsha Tarr, Tershel, Thomas, Wasselolf, Watsula, VVear, C. Weaver, W VVeawe1 vx7Cllll'1gtOl'1 Wheeler, Wick, Wilson, Yarkosky, Young, Zaremba. FRESHMEN t g - - g ., ' '- - -' q:,:,q::,..V I ,..., . 31,35 .:::::4.g,1,g:5,:, .. -55, . JAMES DUNN President . 4' xc izf ' 'l: ' ' WILLIAM WOLF Vice President X I :QP S b:ZV . A JEAN MARTIN secretary ' 3N 1--:,,..5.E5't f .:.g.,1...: X A ,X R '1..f9N PEGGY QUINN Treasurer THE FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of 1941, three hundred and sixty-five freshmen entered Trinity High School. We met in the gymnasium Where We were excited and eager to begin our four- year course of study Within its Walls. With such a large class We were separated into groups of forty or fifty pupils in order that all might obtain the best instruction. During the following months We freshmen settled into an orderly group of students. lt became easier for us to find our classrooms and to tell one building from the other. As We Went on through the year We learned more and more about our Alma Mater. Assemblies were somewhat a new experience to most of us. Gur first class meeting was held December l7, 1941. lVlr. Braden had charge of the meeting. Our' Advisers are MISS EIBS and MR. JOHN. Our first activity was our Freshman Party, held April 10, 1942, which was a success. In the future, as we end our journey, we hope to be as successful as were all the other classes of Trinity High School. K' . 1 if-R 'di'- ' -- '-I N A- r.1fe1sv: ft swzvf .. -'-S:-1::f'-Pa! - as s- .c .' i . . L' gf' 1? -5 .. y a ix! guita r: xgxvfgi ' T . -lg-11 'S4 ' - 5 , X ' A Exe' N YA- -el gg fd a .As .- f it ' YQ QS' '- 5' ' ..- 32X ' . I L A- E is F y.s, ?,:.5?J. - ..x:. X . lv ... .R gms 1 fp- 1 I W. - IM A -- .- .. . .. -' if . -- S . . 1 I is MI . if -' . N' W V 1 -1-1' - b p . 44,... .I . 1. ---.' A, n ,A.,1 - . as 2 .IA ,YM ey.. - 'fi 'fl ,Ig-gg, '- , 1 - f - -- V ., sr. gs: - - A sjffjcy-..--2.x -' , - ' ., .v-.swap I ,if ..,.- f,- ...gf . ,Q x 'rf5qs-sfaik gmx fg QM- g'::,':'..- ..--:flew I .:,,w:' ' '- '-: taggqs gs 5' .yr ' , Qi 3 -eg A. ,. , f- ,5 ,y,gj'. '1 '- 5? ,-. If , . !5:,-- , . , - .. .- :-. -' - -Pjv., ' -'f ' :ss :'-is : V in ,Q . :, x , Ta up ,. wi 5 .3 .Aw A. A .gi f .Ei-, 5. Y Q S U. S bww .I as i't' ff ' - f We .1 . 2-1 - . AS. Q.,,,g,, I ' ' 1-. v, ig,-s,:.f, . ' 5 .: ,,,Q , 1 V . . . S -555,15 .gp- 1. - N, A '- H 4 . . qw 1. -I Q . 1 if 'Z . ' wk sim-.vi tgif. 11, A: ,-Af.-4:.,,. ' . V . . A' ' V f 1 . g.. p ,XA Zagat, 4, Q ,A lu . K - - . 4. Y 5' -. -. QS- .A .my 4. V .,,,,.k,. E it- ., - V A11 l Q .w r . . N 'li' X Q . ' Y 2. v A .. ,Iv J -' ., 'f ' 2, 4-1.1--ff . ' 'S-:K ' - Q' if .Q V - ' 'F' -.-,Q 1 , .Q . nv , I I, . .. si Aa. i K .A Q. X- ., Q .X .. FRESHMEN GIRLS ' Apache, Ashford, Ashmore, Azzo, Baer, Balog, Bambarger, Bard, Barnes, Barr, Belcastro, Bergner, Bernotas, Bilotta, Bonus, I. Bridges, D. Briggs, V. Briggs, K. Brownlee, R. Brownlee, Buchek, Butler, Caldwell, Carter, Cheze, Clayton, Conkle, Couts, Crile, Davidson, Day, Desmond, Deyell, Dunn, Duvall, Evans, Fetherlin, F. Filoso, M. Filoso, Fordyce, J. Gray, P. Gray, Greene, Grimm, Grove, Groves, Hafenbrack, Hallam, Haley, Hamilton, Hartzell, Healay, Hemmis, Herceg, Hochkaut, Hootman, Horn, Horner, G. Houston, P. Houston, F. Hyeatt, S. Hyeatt, M. jackson, jedrazak, Jennings, johnson, Jones, Jordan, Kapis, Kepics Kita, Klinidinst, Koehler, Krajacic, Kuza, Larkin, Lash, Laskowski, Laughery, Lawrence D. Little, J. Little, Longstreath, Mageon, Malone, F. Martin, J. Martin, McBride, McClelland, McClusky, McCord, McCrerey, McCullough, McGhee, McMellen, Miklic, Miller, D. Mitchell, L. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, Moore, Moriarty, Moticko, Mull, Myers, Nagy, Newman, Novak 1 Pallaria, Pasierbek, Patrina, Pavcic, Pelan, G. Plymire, R. Plymire, Poland, Postlethwait, Powell, Prigg, Quinn, Riley, Roberts, B. Ross, E. Ross, L. Ross, Rotunda, Salsberry, Sayre Sciabica, Shunk, Smith, Smollar, Stevens, Swiger, Tallarico, Tau, J. Urso, M. Urso, Ward, Will, Yeager, Young, Zaft, Zambelli, Zrimshek. r FRESHMEN BOYS Adams, Adrian, Anderson, Andrew, Auld, Backer, R. Baker, W. Baker, Barbour, Beck, Beddow, D. Bedillion, E. Bedillion, Beverina, Black, Blayney, Breese, Briggs, Brock, R. Brown, Bruce, Burns, Cain, Chatman, Clark, Cole, Cress, Crompton, Cronin, Curry, H. Davis, I. Davis, DeRose, Devenney, J. Dunn, R. Dunn, Dye, Emerick, Evans, Ford, Fowler, Frank, Gaidos, Garrett, Gibson, Gilbert, Graham, Gray, Greene, Guthrie, Hallam, Hamilton, Haney, Haught, Heatley, Horner, Hyson, I. Jones, R. Jones, R. Jones, Iulos, Kerns, Kimberland, Lash, Lavrich, Leasure, O. Lewis, R. Lewis, Lynn, Livingston, Lockwood, Lorenzato, Luceo, Mala- chosky, Malik, Markow, Marshall, Mastrangello, McClay, B. McKahan, E. McKahan, McKel- vey, McWhorter, Marchnt, Montgomery, Moore, Morris, Muncie, Muncinia, Nodianos, O'Brien, Oliverio, Pallet, Paluda, Patterson, Phillips, Piatt, Preece, Presto, Provance, Puskarich, Quillen, Rizak, J. Roberts, K. Roberts, R. Roberts, Schlaupet, Schneider, Scott, Sien- kiel, Sim, Smith, Spence, Stebella, Sten, Tallarico, Tedeski, Teyssier, Tiano, Tomsic, Ullom, Urbanik, Vehar, Verholtz, Warco, Ward, Warth, Waters, Weber, Wheeler, White, Wiencek, Will, M. Williams, R. Williams, Withrow, Wolf, Woodruff, Wrubleski, F. Yeager, P. Yeager, Young, Zrimshek. x c ALUMNI WILLIAM MCCOOL President J. HOWARD WILSON Vice President IVAN SARGENT Treasurer l RUTH DRIEI-IORST Secretary It is time once again for the Reunion ofthe Class of 1941. The members ofthe class are to attend the Reunion dressed according to the Walk of life in which they entered since they have been graduated from Trinity. First to appear on the picnic grounds is that group of more studious minded per- sons Who have decided to further their education by attending either a college or trade school. From VV. 81 come Kenneth Hootman and VVilliam Crawford. Ilah Yoders, Frances Skrabski, Lloyd Clemens and Aldene Horner are here from Penn State Com- mercial School. Clara Fowler just arrived from Chicago, where she is studying to be a Laboratory Technician. From Washington Seminary come lVIargaret Cain and Jean Headley. Richard Sargent, a student at Carnegie Tech, also is playing with the Hotel Keystone Orchestra. Attending Penn State College are Letitia lylongentale and John Crosbie. Kathryn Kinder and lNfIarjorie Ifveddle are attending Beauty School. Leona Ferguson is studying nursing at the Presbyterian Hospital. Bruno Franks is at- tending the Pittsburgh School of Tradesg Jack Munn is at the Indiana State College, and Mary Helen Ross is attending Waynesbtirg College. Some of the graduates from the various stores in IVashington have just arrived in a body after finishing their dayls Work. They are Erma Bainer, employed at Herds, Drug Storeg Agnes Milkovich, Working at Bennett's Auto Supplyg Ann Suto, employed as a Cashier at C. Penny Company. The Keystone Shoe Store has employed Betty Peterson. Doris Bedillion and Rose Vorum are working at lVIurphy's. Betty Cook is employed by the Bell Telephone Company. Josephine Hendricks is a clerk at Montgomery Wards. Dick Church and Joe Oliverio are working at the A. 85 P Store. A few of this class have embarked on the wonderful sea of matrimony. These are Evelyn Bainer, married to John D. Careyg Josephine Porto, to Joseph Redag Lu- cille Kendall, to John T. Manong Eleanor Baker, to Andy Andersong Gayle Batson, to James Barr, and Margaret Kosey, to James Provanzano. Among those who are engaged to set forth on this above mentioned sea are Ruth Miller, VVanda Lysh, Peggy Morrison, and VVanda Kolanko. Here is another group who have entered into the various phases of industry. At the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company there are Ruth Kimberland, Joseph Spence VVanda Lysh, Jack Batson, Lee Andrew, Micky Hanam, Jack Roberts, Joseph Veltre, Helen Marks and Wally Comer. Daniel McCormick and John Johnston are employed at the Canonsburg Pottery. Darrel Grable is working at Tygart Valley. The Jessop Steel has employed Wally Bruckner. A small group have gone to do their bit for Uncle Sam. Army Air Corps, Edward Sasek, Frank Kreigline and Bob Rutang Navy, lVlilford Chambers. James McGregor is taking Aeronautical Training. Alfred Tiano is working at the Box Factory. Lester lVIiller, Dravo Corporation, Margaret Buchte, WVashington Plumbing Co. State En- gineer, Ross Philipsg Prank Puskarich, Machinist. 1 lVlildred Sutton, U. S. Employment Serviceg Grace Maloy, VVashington County Agricultural Co. Richard Long, working at the Universal Cyclops. Elizabeth Klein at the Continental Can Co. John Murdock at the Canonsburg Plumbing Co. Eleanor Petlock at the Company Store at Lincoln Hill. The yearly reunion of the Class of 1941, comes to an end. The members of the class wend their way back to their respective occupations and institutions of educa- tion. Due to the lack of information a small portion of the class was not represented here. The Alumni Staff of the Dlympus wish to extend their appreciation to the indi- viduals who aided in gathering information concerning the graduates and in helping to make this portion of the book a success. FI? O I. Y M I3 LJ S E' IIIIII IIIIIII IIII I IIIII ' I'u'I' III'I' III IIIWII IIIII' IIIIiIIf'I IIIIIII II I' IIIIIIIIII' III II ' IIIIIIJII' II , I N , I I XIII Y: I , FII . mark: I ., ,Q ni ,iqj lu ff f I' .' i.3,I.'I III IIQIN' 5 we 9153 ff 15555242 '4'.f'- Z'l. XL-3 935, ' ffgglwnsmrf ACTIVITIES 1942 +1 SCENES FROM MAY DAY 1942 V MfXRY LOU STAINBROOK Nfay Queen 1942 SENIOR I-Il-Y Preriderzl ............,..,., ..,.....,..,....... G ENE WILSON Vim P1-gyiflpnz ,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,.,,,,, S TANLEY SHAVVINSKI Srcrptary ,,,,A,,,,,A.A, ..,. ....,..., WARREN HUNT :Z-l7'6'IlJ1ll'l'7' ....... -- .....V JOE ENGLE ffldfzzirez' ,,,. . ,....,.... MR. E. V. Ross It is the purpose of the Hi-Y to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community, high standards of Christian character. This is the motto of Trinity High School, and the Hi-Y Club of 1942 feels certain that it has lived up to it during the past year. The Club is primarily a Christian organization and is affiliated with the local Y. M. C. A. Group affairs consisted of the annual Recovery Dance, and a joint Girl Reserves-Hi-Y party held in the gymnasium. The Senior Hi-Y is proud of the fact that they had one of the largest delegations at the Southwestern District Conference at Greensburg. SENIOR GIRL RESERVE CLUB President ........ - .......... HELEN THOMPSON Vice President ...... ,Q ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ELSIE R035 Secretary ,..,.....,......... ....,..A.,........, L OUISE ANDREW Treasurer ,...............E..... ...,,......,. M ARY ELLEN RUTAN Program Chairman ..,...... ......,....,. A LEEN TEYSSIER Ad-vixer .......,.,........,....... ............. M Iss DONSON The Senior Girl Reserves Club has been very industrious during this school year under the guidance of its advisers, Miss Donson and Miss Floto. The activities have included a Candlelight Service, participation in the Girl Reserves Formal held New Year's Eve, a lVIother-Daughter Banquet, and a joint party with the Senior Hi-Y Club. The Club also sponsored a dance held at the Y. YV. C. A. after the Trinity-Canonsburg football game which met With great success. The Girl Reserves had complete charge of one assembly which was under the leadership of the ofhcers. Other activities of the Club were filling boxes for poor children at Christmas time, having an Easter breakfast, and holding a Rally Day with the Hi-Y Clubs. JUNIOR I-Il-Y Presidenz ..,,..,,........ ....,...... R OBERT ELLIS Vice Presidcnl ........ -. ......,. - ....,,., ,BILL TARR Secretary ,.,,......... ,,,.,,.... C LARENCE VVEAVER Trea,vurer.,. - .,.... ............,...,....... I AMES HAINER Advisers. ....,..,., MR. CLARK AND MR. MONINGER The Junior Hi-Y is composed of thirty-five Freshman and Sopho- more boys. To be eligible for membership, the boys must have at least a C average in school work. A formal and an informal initiation for the twenty new members was held at the beginning of the year at Trinity. Meetings are held once every two weeks. Often guest speakers are invited to meetings and occasionally after their meetings, the boys play basketball or swim at the Y. M. C. A. This year the Club sent nine delegates to the Conference at Greens- burg. They also held an annual swimming party for the Junior Girl Reserves Club. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES P1-exidcni .............,.. .,...,,,... 1 XUDREE ELLWOOD Vice President ........... ......,. B ETTY JEAN HANEY Secretary ............. ....,.., . .ALICE MILLER Treasurer .... - ......... ..,,...... I RENE TAYLOR Program Clzairman .,.... ...,..... B ILLIE BATSON Ad-viser ...,.........,..... ......V M ISS R. MYERS The Junior Girl Reserves Club is affiliated with the Y. VV. C. A., and is made up of Freshman and Sophomore girls. Meetings are held every other Tuesday and problems pertaining to girls are discussed or outside speakers speak to the group. I This year the Junior Girl Reserves have cooperated with the other Girl Reserves in the Installation Service held at VVashington High School, filling Christmas baskets, and giving a Christmas program at the Y. VV. C. A. A party for the Junior Hi-Y was held during the first semester. .3520 CAFETERIA CLUB Prgrzdenzm, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - ,..,.,,,,. ,M ,,,.,,...........,..,........... DoRo'rHY KENIMOND Vim Prmidfnf .... ..... - .W .,... ROMAINE HULTON Secretary ,.,,,,.,,,,,, M, ,,....... ELMA YOUNG Treasurer -,-.,,, ....... .. .MARY HARVOTH Nlanager ,,,,.,,., -W ....... -Miss GRIFFIN Cook ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, - ,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,, - ,,,,,., M .,,.,......5.....,,,......, .. .... MRS. BARNEY All members of the Cafeteria Club are Vocational Home Economics girls who Work in the Trinity High School cafeteria under the manage- ment of Miss Griffin and Mrs. Barney. Members of the Club are CSeniorsj Margaret Chaney, Mae Cole, Martha Gnagey, Mary Harvoth, Dorothy Kenimond, Alice Rankin, Elma Young., Uuniorsj Ida Mae Bigler, Ruth Harshman, Gladys Hart, Doris Hughes, lVIary Maloy, Margaret Puskarich, Arleen Sayre, Ruby Wardleg QSophomoresj Mary Ann Casey, Ilene Chambers, lTherma Mae Pease, and Evelyn Jean Sanders. Elma Young, Ruby Wardle, and Ilene Chambers were the mem- bers who represented the Vocational Economics Department at the Farm Show at Harrisburg. The Cafeteria served at the Football and Father and Son banquets. This year the Club started the Goody Bar for serving refreshments at school dances. The purpose of it was to buy sweaters for the Senior members. At the close of the school year the Club held a picnic for the present members. Each summer the annual reunion is held. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club consists of one hundred members, Fresh- man and Sophomore girls, enrolled in the Vocational Course. Each class is a separate club With common interests uniting them. Monthly meetings and social activities featured the Club's 1941-42 calendar. The initiation of the Freshmen and the Christmas Party high- lighted the first semester. Four girls, Elma Young, Ruby Wa1'dle, Ilene Chambers and Ruby Longstreath were selected to attend the annual Farm Show at Harrisburg. Presidents for the first semester were Ilene Chambers, Louise Collins, Vivian Beton, Ruby Longstreath, and Alice Paluda. The second semester presidents have been Emily Hodgens, Annetta WOHSCttlC1', Evelyn Sand- ers, Ruby Longstreath. ,f . X 4 - 'si e ' 9 iff i -, . 'L' f n ' -, ,i,is.i 1 , ' wb Giifliid - f'-' 1 .,,g.:S't X Wtwfarifif-evsia 1 -'1.' nuff' Q . m11'.lf:v' ,Ly I COMMERCIAL CLUB Prcridmt .,,,,........... ,...,.... M ARTHA MASLIK Vice President ..,...,., .........,. R UTH CARTER Sen-elary ..,.....,,,.,,.. ,,..,........ L ois ROSSELL Trearurw' ..,..,....,..........................,...,.....,,..... - .......,...,...........,., HELEN MOUNTS Adfuixm-x ........ Miss DEMPSTER, Miss Buss, Miss ROBERTSON, MRS. BYRNE The purpose of the Commercial Club is to promote fellowship among the outstanding students in the Commercial Departmentg to encourage interest in the development of the Work in the Commercial Department, to obtain some practical experience in the use of commercial subjects: and to maintain scholarship, dependability, and loyalty to the Club, its members, the faculty, and the school. The meetings are held the Hrst and third Thursdays of the month at noon. This year the Club membership consists of 34 Seniors and 42 Second Semester Juniors. The Club has enjoyed many activities of the year in addition to speeches from members of the community and faculty. Among these activities have been a successful tea dance, a tea for the faculty members and our annual banquet. This year members of the Club are signifying their membership by Wearing Commercial Club pins. 5. P. Q. R. Prexidfntp .......,...... .,..... M ARGARET MCQUAY Vice Pre.fidcnt ,,..,.,,. A..,....,.. M ONA LU DUNN Secretary ....,.,...,. V .,....... MARGARET CHANEY Treasurer, ,....,... BETTY CHAMBERS fldfviser.. ..........,,, MRS. SPRIGGS The members of the S. P. Q. R. fSenatus Populusque Romanusj is the class of advanced Latin students numbering this year seventeen girls. They meet once a Week during class period and discuss phases of litera- ture and life of the classic Roman civilization. Included in the Club are the high ranking students of first and second year Latin interested in con- tinuing the study of the classics. This year forty-six students became members of the National Junior Classical Leagueiby paying an entrance fee for which they received a pin and a membership card on which is a pledge to hand on the torchl' of Classical Civilization to the modern World-which sums up the purpose of the Club. The activities of the Club this year have included sponsoring a Tea Dance in collaboration with the Commercial Clubg packing and delivering groceries and gifts to a needy family at Christmasg and the annual initia- tion of twenty-five new members. THE STUDENT PATROL The Student Patrol, under the direction of Mr. Hallam, was organ- ized for the purpose of directing trailic in the halls between regular class periods. It is composed of seventeen members of the Senior Class. Their regular duty Was directing trallic, but when the War came, they become fire Wardens for the various rooms in both buildings. They are one of the most loyal and hard Working groups in our school and deserye a lot of credit for their fine Work. The members serving this year are Moninger, Hunt, Shawinski, lVIorris, Campbell, Tanner, lVlorrow, Clutter, Bedillion, lVlounts, King, Colabro, Pavic, Engle, Canan, Sikora, and Fulton. One member, George Miller, was transferred to another school at the end of the first semester. 'I f.i75TEl 'g?'1: . N5 5 . ' 'K 'X 1 ' 1. - j ..:,' ,,wg.,. J ' ,Jean-0g'Q:f'1'!11P-' ' 'MEIMJ H LIBRARY The Library of Trinity serves as a source of information and enjoy- ment to the students and faculty. There are over 2,500 books in the Library and over five hundred of these are fiction books. In addition, the Library subscribes to sixteen periodicals. Student librabrians are in charge and are glad to help you at any time. In addition to their regular duties this year the librarians sponsored a tea dance, The Cherry Chop, and a part of the proceeds was given for the aid of the armed forces. A St. Patrick's Day Tea Was held for the faculty. A total of 3,150 books was circulated the first semester of this year. This does not include over-night books. Q fg,..,, AB f 'wb' , . fel: '-2 :'! T' ' Z 1gf.':. gf 35 fgagfgf ' -V-Fil-J.:---' RIFLE CLUB P,-widmf ,AA.--MM,vMivH.v, ,,,,,,,,,, J . BLAINE MORRIS Vice P7'L'J'idF7Il ........... .-.A-fA-fA-, E DWARD SIKORA SgU'g'fg1p'y ,vrvrvrvrrwv H ..,, .. .... RICHARD MALOY Tp'ggju1'gr-- -,--,,- -nv .,,,.,,,. FRANCIS DEROSE Executive Ofifff ...... 4..... Y- -Y4f----, GENE WILSON Adwijgf' ,,A-:,M-wVYAY,v ,, ,,,,..,,, ....... . .MR. JOHN The 'goal of the Rifle Club is to instruct boys not only in the use of firearms, but also in the correct method of safely handing Weapons on the range and in the field, and to develop sportsmanship, self-reliance, hon- esty and co-operation through competition. Gur Club received several new members at the beginning of the year. The members formed three teams for competition among thmselves and the rivalry has been very keen. Several matches were held with other schools including lvaynesburg, Washington, and Ferndale, Michigan High Schools. VVhile the record is not impressive due to the inexperience of the members of the team, the prospects for the future are quite good. Wa af-Whig Z CAMERA CLUB PH'-S'id6'7lf..4 .......,.., .....,... G EORGE OSBORNE Vice President ..Vv.... ........ M ARGARET CHANEY Secrcdary .,......... .,...... P EGGY SKILLEN Treafurer.. .....................,....,,.......,................... ELSIE Ross Adfvixcrx. ........, MRS. SPRIGGS, MR. STEWART, MR. DAY The Trinity Camera Club was organized in 1939. Each member of the Club must own or have access to a camera. For the past two years Mrs. Spriggs, and lVIr. Stewart were advisers. This year after Mr. Stewart left, the Club chose Mr. Day as a new adviser. The Club consists of fifty members. ln the course of the year they study cameras and the art of taking good pictures. This year they are planning to take pictures and to have them enlarged and judged by the Washington Camera Club. During the meeting, slides and films are shown on subjects related to photography. The year will be closed by a picnic and hike for the members. fs F. F. A. President .............., , ........ -.- .... .TT ..,..... - .......... JOE ENGLE Vice President .,,,..,, ..... - .JOHN FULTON Secretary ...,,..... .,.....,, W ILLIAM BASH Treasurer ,.,,..,.. .,...,. ....... ........ G E O RGB OSBORNE Reporter ....,...... T ,,.,.,,., , ,..,..,,, ,A........ P AU1. HARSHNIAN Watch Dag ,,....,w7 ..... A PAUL MOUNTS The Future Farmers of America is an organization made up of boys enrolled in vocational agriculture and is of national scope. The Trinity Chapter, with its ninety-four members collectively responsible has marked itself as the outstanding chapter in Pennsylvania. The Trinity Club is definitely outstanding in its project Work, having Won first place in Pennsylvania three years in succession. Our group is also active in the local farm show, Future Farmer week at State College, and various other activities in the school and community. C. R. MORRISON AND W. T. ELLWooD, Advisers AG COUNCIL The Agriculture Council is an organization made up of the outstand- ing members of the Future Farmer organization and serves in the capacity of a governing body for that group of boys. lts members consist of the project Winners, officers of the F. F. A., Keystone Band members, Demon- stration Team members and members of winning teams in the judging contests at State College. Qi , -1- f car ,, i. P . -' f 7?-l A 7 is 12 ,g' ivz.:lQf ,A .X 6 A, A :lb A, , I EXHIBIT Each year the Agriculture Department selects a current topic of agricultural nature and endeavors to construct a visual story which is educational in value and of a practical nature. This year the topic devel- oped Was 'KClean lVIilk.'l These exhibits are constructed by members of the F. F. A. under the direction of Mr.. Nlorrison and lVIr. Ellwood and are shown locally as Well as at the State Farm Products Show. This year's exhibit is the seventh to be displayed at Harrisburg in as many years. ' Qe4.1if5E. W N 0, ,, 4,-,F V .. Lf 1 '-45' l 'fF'f .5 ,al ,- inf? -ie Q -, ' , I fs-'lailiu QI , ga . 2 H .-.ww -v ' 'Arm- 1 fl 1. .5.gg..i:-:E ..: ,y AJ STAMP CLUB P1'esidc11t...l ............ .w..,.... M ARIAN MCNARY Vice Prc'.fia'ent ,v.,,,,,.. ,,,,A,,.,A. J OHN CHUPINSKY Szfcrftary ........,... .,,....,,7, M ILDRED MULL Trea.vurz'r., ..,....... BETTY JOHNSTON The Stamp Club was reorganized this year with Mr. H. Wilsoii as the adviser. The purpose of the Club is to create an interest in the collecting of stamps among the students and to learn the best methods of stamp collecting. Pit the meetings, opportunity is given for the exchanging and selling of stamps. We feel that this Club is beneficial and hope it will continue to grow in number and interest. p Q I Vl w.t V xg N ' 1 I ' A .' -' ay- ,,,-sh, ,Q -i , ,ii 1 .1 V, AN., K I '- 411, 'A,,f,-, V ez s. Q .1712 dfhflf' i WilT'7 My :,f:s,1Q5 tis? 'eilliiyuz Q BOYS' CHORUS The Boys' Chorus consists of a group who have an average ability for singing. The purposes of this group are several and one of the more important is promoting the development of the boy's musical tastes to a higher degree. The music presented to this group over the period of a year consists of varied kinds. These may be classiiied as sacred, semi-classical, and some popular numbers. Due to the fact that teachers have been changed during the year, the activities of the Chorus have been noticeably decreased. However, the group rendered three selections in a program at assembly and on another occasion sent representatives to a neighboring high school in a mixed chorus for Brotherhood VVeek. VVe also sent one of the members as a participant in the Forensic League. A ORCHESTRA This year the Orchestra has had rehearsals throughout the term. It has furnished music for assemblies and class plays. Though small in number, the Orchestra has produced pieces, ditlicult and easy, which have been very Well played. We feel sure that the Orchestra will continue on its way to success. ADVANCED GIRLS' CHORUS The Advanced Girls' Chorus is a group of approximately fifty voices, now under the direction of Miss Suzanne bliller. lVlr. Yvilliam Good Was the director during the Iirst semester. The fine points of diction and expression Were stressed this year more than ever. The Chorus sang both classical and popular numbers, taking part in assemblies, and having some of the members participate in a mixed chorus for the Brother- hood Vveek program. Representatives from the chorus were participants in the Forensic League. I BEGINNING BAND AND ORCHESTRA Under the direction of lVIr. VVilliam Good and later Miss Suzanne Miller, the Beginning Band and Orchestra, composed of Freshmen and Sophomores has advanced from playing scales to simple folk ballads. Each member is looking forward to an ultimate goal of advancing to the Senior Band and Orchestra. GO-TO-COLLEGE CLUB Prexzdmzt .,.,..,,,,.,,,,. ......., A LEEN TEYSSIER Vim P1-widen: A,,AA,,,- ....,,,,, K ,.,..,,.,,,,,,.,, A RUTH KINDER Secrelary ...,.......,..., .,......7. M ARY ELIZABETH CLAYTON Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,.,..,,,....,.,...,.,........... - LOIS BEARD Program Chairman T.... ....,,,... D OROTHEA DALE PENCE fIdfvi.u'1' ,..,,.,,.,....,,,,.T.,,.,...,.,....,..T,.,,.,,.....,...,,.................,,,,.,.. ..,, - ...,,. M Rs. BERRY At noon, on Thursday of every other Week, the Go-to-College Club held its meetings. The Club is composed of Junior and Senior girls who have attained a high scholastic average and is one of the many organized in high schools under a common name, purpose, code, and motto. The purpose is to encourage students to pursue higher education and to prepare them for better participation in college life. Aspice Finemf, which means, l'Think it throughf' is the motto. The programs Were varied having included guest speakers and social gatherings. The activities other than the regular meetings have been: A Candle Light Service for the initiation of new members, sale of Christmas cards and all purpose cards, a Christmas assembly program, where the Christmas story was re-enacted, and a collection of Christmas gifts was donated for Welfare Work. The climax of the social activities of the Club Was a banquet given by the Junior members, honoring the Senior members, as a part of their commencement festivities. THE i-IILLER This year, the student publication attained a circulation greater than that of any preceding year. The staff, made up entirely of Juniors Qexcept for the typistsj, published six editions. Each edition featured the sport, holiday, or event that Was uppermost in the minds of the readers. The Junior paper made Trinity history this year in that a perma- nent name Was established for all future editions of the Junior paper. Five names were nominated and The Hillerw was chosen by the student body. Continuing a service that Was originated last year, the subscription rate of twenty-five cents for three editions Was offered and the majority of the papers Were sold on that basis. Miss Kiblinger and Mr. Clark got the paper off to a good start, but with the army calling, Mr. Clark was forced to leave us. However, the Junior Class, again proving their excellent choice in such matters, chose Mr. lVIorrison to take Mr. Clark's place. Thus, the Hiller enjoyed a prosperous year. ' SENIOR PLAY Un MH1'Ch 27 the Senior Class presented the three-act comedy, Galahad Jones, Written by Boyce Loving. It was under the direction of the class adviser, Nliss Nlary Donson. The cast included: Harold Bedillion, Edward Sikora, Nlarian Mc- Nary, Virginia Rossi, Paul Crompton, lVIildred Haught, Blaine Morris, June Brady, Lois Beard, Earl Tanner, Lois Rossell, Nlarie Ellis, Teddy Spara, and James Scarberry. Behind the scenes: Cletus lVIartin, Paul Harshman, Gertrude Jones, Aleen' Teyssier, Alice Rankin, lylargaret lVIcQuay, Blanche Nliller, Ethel Jean Vance, and Ann Szakel. ., ii,'1. ,ff gx f' cf m I 5 ff? , , S351 Y' JUNIOR PLAY On May 15, 1942, the Junior Class presented One lvild Nightw. the story of a boy, a hypochondriac, who overheard the doctor say he was going to die. As a result of this many things happened which really made it One Wild Nightf, The cast was composed of John Chupinsky, Peggy Skillen, Jimmy Lockwood, Patricia Ann Dunn, Alice Paluda, Richard Van Nuffelen, Mary Comito, Kenny Stewart, Peggy Farabee, Sam Scott, Nlargaret lVlcCullough, Walladeen Wfoodruff, Stella Krajacic, James Reed, and Joe Day. Also supporting the cast were those indispensable back stage work- ers and those who served on the various committees. Miss lVlary Donson was the director. , . ew. - a- ,mwss . 'Q if - ix I fi., ,a Wg , T ' 'Y-? 'V' , ,Miner-I. a, .9l'l'g'Egr:'f.? '4 . -wwf? ,.b'1iL-,fiwx ' 'Sir 2 25 w-iff refs? ui favs- Q I. Y M I3 U S 11' 11' UM! lVr'l'WW W UU i 'W W' ' W 1W l4ll 'W 'l' '1lH lVU1kl1'i H' WW UlMWH1'h,1 my J 'U M113 'U 'I ll I' I , ' 1 1 'fd-M1250 . SPORTS 1942 BELCASTRO-E. A. KERN-T. SISUL-G. QUINN-C. J. KERN-C. LEPPERT-T. FOOTBALL DECKER-Coach Trinity High's football squad compiled the best record in the school's history during the past season, despite the loss of Teddy Spara, star running back, due to the nineteen year age limit, and the advancement of the school into the AA class. The record of seven wins, two losses, and one tie included a l4-13 victory over our arch-rival, Washington High, which broke their sixteen year stranglehold of the city championship. Also in the list of victims were Canonsburg and Burgettstown, our chief district rivals. ln the last game Trinity held unbeaten Mt. Lebanon to a single touchdown in a bitterly fought contest that drew the season's biggest crowd to College Field. , FOOTBALL SQUAD b ROSINSKI-E. SENSKY-Q.B. CALABRO-H.B. Tomszc-I-LB. Blwrus-I-I.B. PROGAR-F.B. From a rather green, inexperienced eleven, the Hillers developed into a fast-mov- ing, hard-hitting outfit. Some great broken field running by Tomsic and Calabro coupled with the smashes of Progar and Sensky gave the Deckermen a Hne attack. The oppon- ents' average of six points a game was due largely to some fine play by the Whole line including Quinn, the Kerns, Leppert, Campbell, Sisul, Rosinski, and Belcastro. The team was full of fight and, even despite injuries at various times to Leppert, Progar, Brytus, and Calabro, carried on in typical Trinity fashion. From this team thirteen Seniors will be lost including Tomsic, Calabro, Rosinski, Belcastro, A. Kern, Leppert, Campbell, Quinn, Vercek, Engle, Crompton, Tanner, and J. Kern Who received recognition for his great performance at guard, a berth on the All-VV.P.l.A.L. first team and also a fourth-team rating in the All-State selections. Trinity ,.,,,,,.,,.. Trinity ,..rr,.... .. SUMMARY 44 14 Pa. Training chool Washington .......... Trinity ,,.,,,.,,,r. 56 East Bethlehem .,,, Trinity ,........... 13 German Township Trinity ,,,,,,,,,,,, 13 Bentleyville ,...,....... Trinity ,,,..,.,..,. 39 Canonsburg ,,,,, Trinity ,.,,.,.,,,., 7 Burgettstown Trinity ............ 6 Monongahela ,. Trinity .....,....., 12 California ....... Trinity .,,...,.,,.. 0 Mt. Lebanon ,,..... 204 Won, 7 Lost, 25 Tied, 1 VERECK-C TANNER-T. CAMPBELL-T. ENGLE-E. Caour-TON QB PoL1NsKY FB VARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Trinity I-Iighls basketball team proved its ability to hold its own in any company during the past season when it moved up from Class B to AA and finished fourth in Section IV of the VV.P.1.A.L. This section has a reputation for producing good teams and this year was no exception. Trinity's record is made even more impressive by the fact that they defeated every team in the league with the exception of Browns- ville. Victories over VVashington High, Canonsburg, and Nlonessen, and double vic- tories over Charleroi and Monongahela were the highlights of a very exciting season. The season's record of 15 -wins and 7 defeats is a very respectable one since there Was not a single regular from the previous year. Next season's outlook appears a bit dismal because of the loss of Brezinski, Quinn, Tomsic, ton, Belcastro, and Burch. Progar .. B rezinski Tomsic Patrick ...,. ,,,,,,, Quinn ,. Carey ...,.., ,,,,,., Polinsky Saunders Turner . INDWIDUAL SCORING Carey, Polinsky, Turner, Cromp- . F. Pts. 41 195 McKee ..... .... 3 6 19 169 Stafford ..... .... 2 .... 4 20 98 Belcastro ..... . ..... 1 .... 2 9 79 Burch .......,. . ..,. 2 2 7 67 Adams .... .. ..,.. 1 2 15 51 Dinsmore .... 1 2 3 21 Compton ,.... ..... ..., 1 1 1 is - - - 2 8 Totals ..,.............. 301 120 722 TNTRAMURAL BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL , The third annual Intramural Basketball Tournament was held Saturday, Febru- ary 28. 'There were six entries from which the Pushovers, defending champions, and the Streamliners survived the preliminary rounds. In the final, the Streamliners, com- posed mostly of Reserve players, defeated the Pushovers, 18-17. lVlembers of the Winners were Adams, Ellis, Roberts, Calabro,'VVasseloff, Robson, McKee, and C. Crompton. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL VARSITY BASEBALL BASEBALL By combining the timely and powerful hitting of the whole team and the superb pitching of Billy Sams and Eugene Carey, the Trinity High baseball team completed a most successful season. ln doing so, they won their fifth successive championship as a member of Section V of the VV.P.I.A.L. Their league opponents included such teams as Burgettstown, Findlay, North Fay- ette, South Fayette, and Hickory. Their non-league opponents were Monongafhela, Donora, and Morris Township. After they captured their sectional championship, Trinity went on to defeat Hurst High in the first leg of its defense of the W7.P.l.A.L. championship. ln their semi-final encounter, they defeated Marion High. Then, in the final clash, the Trinity nine de- feated Penn High to win the VV.P.l.A.L. championship for the second consecutive year. Billy Sams, the ace twirler, was victorious in all ten of the games in which he pitched. He struck out 145 opponents, and allowed them but l5 runs and 28 hits. His most outstanding victories were two no-hit, no-run games. Besides these, he also pitched a one-hit game and two two-hit games. Sams, Backner, Veltre, Davidson, and Drenick were graduated and this year's club must be built around Tomsic and Carey, the two remaining regulars. BASEBALL BATTING AVERAGES A.B. H. Pct. Sams, p. ....... ...... 6 1 31 .508 Veltre, 1 ....... ...,,. 6 2 30 .434 Backner, Z ....... ...... 6 3 27 .429 Davidson, lf. ...,... .,,,,. 5 9 23 ,390 Tomsic, cf. ,,,,,,, Y,,,., 6 5 24 ,385 Carey, rf., p. ..... ...... 5 S 22 .379 Brytus, Ss. ..... ...VV. 6 2 19 .308 Urbanik, c. . , ,.,... 47 13 .277 Drenick, 3 ....... ,.,.,, 3 5 9 ,229 VARSITY TRACK TRACK The track team participated in four meets last season. After losing the opener to Monongahela by a 63-57 score, the thin--clads won a triangular meet at Brownsville, trimming Monongahela 67 to 632, while Brownsville was scoring 322. Later in the season the boys took part in the Connellsville Relays and the Washington High invitational Meet as well as the VV.P.l.A.L. qualifying contest. Outstanding individual star was Sam Calabro who scored 30M points in the first two meets and then took three first places in the VV.P.l.A.L. qualifying meet. ln the W.P.l.A.I,. carnival in Pitt Stadium, Calabro won Trinity's only victory in the broad jump with a leap of 21 feet 7M inches. This gave him the right to enter the State finals at State College where he finished Hfth in his specialty. Trinity freshmen defeated the Donora Junior High team 963A to 411, in a meet held here April 30. Steve Hrcka showed posibilities by scoring 16M points for Trinity. 55 3 zawwgg ,QW fri? ! 542 ff? Q 5Zv'-Z112',ff4I,:1'-'.- ,v:.':5?'.-f:- if-V:-'P' fif' 1:4r'ff nkifi' ff fr v, 2' X -5 '-2' '- fa Q.. . - , .w .. xi-V ' -wa -, ' ... , '7?fL-5 ,54 1 ,. E?3f'f::'5i Q, az'-' 1: f-:aw '..f-ff .v i 'J' - . . .. '-5241121-'fzlsiswzwi-vifg.-'I!,..' ..-. -if-2Sf.5!?f'.6?3'??f' frwiq - . -1.3 4:-215:12 ,i:v.:jg'g ,Q-fivzzsfry rr jfwg if - -- gy i. . -, 1- . 4 -' '?'ff:...:.'1tf-g:.' ., .i'S:5?3f5':Ii1-It! . ' iw ' 'vj5g,.s.. , , 1 -.wh 3 ' SA M CALABRO W is-wi'-9. 3 FRESHMAN TRACK p T CLUB Prerzdent ,..,A.A.A..,,,...,.. .,..,,..,...,...., - ........ a ,.,..... A....,...... V I RGLNIA Rossi Vice President ......,.,. ...,... .,.. - ...........,. .......,.. L 0 U 155 ANDREW' Secretary ....,,..,........ .... ,.,..,. - . MILDRED LASH Treasurer ..,. ,.., ..,........ . .- .... -.-ERMA SWART Adwiref- ...,........A......A... -W .............,....... -.-..- .,... mn-.- ,,..,.....,. Miss KIBLINGER The T Club, whose members are outstanding in scholarship and highest achieve- ments in athletics and other activities, have tried in the past eight years to live up to their standards. The first social function of the Club was a skating party followed by the annual football dance, in which Hourl' team was honored. The football banquet, sponsored by the Club, was held in the school cafeteria with Mr. Holcomb from W. 81 as guest speaker. The initiation of new members in Feb- ruary was followed by a hen party. Although the Club will lose many members by graduation, we know that with continued efforts of the new members, as time goes on, the loss will not be noticeable. T CLUB GIRLS' BASKETBALL GI RLS' BASKETBALL After being discontinued last year by the School Board, girls' basketball was IC vived late this season. The girls won all of their six regularly scheduled games After the season, the team advanced to the quarter finals of the Allegheny lVIounta1n Associa tion Tournament in Pittsburgh. The team was composed of forwards Costello, ones, Tallarico, Lawrence, Karner, and Shipe, and guards, Rossi, Haught, Gajarskv, Carson, Audia, and Truby. Trinity .,... Trinity ..... Trinity ..... Trinity ..,.. Trinity ..... Trinity ..,,, Trinity ,,... Trinity ..... Trinity ..... Total ,,,,,,,. Costello ...,, jones ......... Tallarico ,.,.., Lawrence ...... Shipe .....,... Karner ,.... Totals .... S UMMARY 29 Cecil .,,,. 20 Hickory .,.,, 28 Cecil .,,............ '53 12 Hickory ......... 19 TOURNAMLNT ...,.. 34 Ambridge .,,..... Avonmore ..,, 29 21 225 Total...,,..... INDIVIDUAL SCORING F.G.' F. 7 7 4-2 21 19 4 9 1 8 1 2 3 01 23 Burgettstown ...,, Bu rgettstown . .... . St. Augustine ..,.. S. 91 49 42 19 17 7 225 CHEERLEADERS Trinity-lfVin or Lose! Was the spirit which the cheerleaders kept alive in themselves and in the student body. ln assemblies and games that slogan was prevalent. The eight cheerleaders who this year led the yells for the Trinity teams were: Seniors, June Brady, Aleen Teyssier, Cletus lVIartin, and David Morrowg Juniors, lVIary Comito, Helen Szakal, Robert Dentzer, and John Hunt. At the beginning of the second semester four Sophomores were elected: Vivian Beton, Nlargurita Gajarsky, Trevor Beecham, and Richard Maloy. These cheered at the Reserve basketball games. This year thecheerleaders made programs which were sold at the Canonsburg football game. The proceeds from the programs were used to purchase the Trinity-Win or Lose banner and new outfits for the cheer- leaders. DRUM MAJORETTES AND TWIRLERS This year there were fourteen drum majorettes and tvvirlers. They are: Audree Ellwood, Theresia Audia, Jo Ann lVlcClure, Lillie Karner, Lavina Olinger, Norma Jean Shoenberger, Julia Kerna, Elma Young, Jean Throckmorton, Frances Micklic, Sara Hughes, Zelda Xyatson, Flor- ence Shankovitch, and Peggy Farabee. These girls have made a very spectacular showing in their appearances With the band. We Wish this fine array of twirling batons and flags continued success. ,sxwv --li ,mt :E , 5- is , I VL --1 ' i at, . -1 1-sg., '- xy . ., . -1 , ,rg Q ,Qi -iq - ' W- -' ff . -, f - 193 2 2,- - , f -P 4' .,g .ff-' a, , f ffvf-'J - a at 3 -5 JJ-:25i??'W'f'i':':W:' '' ' f he -'2 ' f U - , -3 .t-9, ,..,. fy' ,, .,.. . 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'iW' ' , 595'- '?6.-v'921.4rfi' ,'.434'-W5'Y2?f:kZ6?451- 42,42 f 3S3'?33?1F2n?'I-I-1'S:6 '1 ' ' ,wc --mn 1.51522-' :3.':1'2-fir-'H' 4' , 1'o35?.. .','i.-4:--fb . i-'7- I'Z5:'7+'.'7 - m593'5777'z9V 7 l' , M-ff -1:.v, .-W -me -. ,.,....L. :--:z-511 --A' f-:-mG..s'..4 4 - ' LA BAND Trinity's band has completed another successful season under the direction of Mr. Good the first semester, and lVliss lVIiller the second. The activities, in addition to playing at football games, included a partici- pation in the Defense Parade at Washington and playing for the Farm Show at Arden Downs. Also the band took part in the Armistice Day program held in Waynesbiirg, Winning second place in marching. Q Q L Y M I3 U S 11' ll' ,W wwfnrwm w w ww vm W aww lH w nfwwaale ' ww W M wwf w H Vu Mm' 1 U L , ' i' if 1 ' f' A'-l'- - ,l W f i W My 6 if , a f V- ' 1'i 3 TE, Q V W5 121.1 1 2. 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