Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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jy T Sm OLYMPUS kSJkSJtSCkSa JOSEPH I). KVBURN Washington. Pa. Penn State B. S. Delta Si};iiia Phi National H(in irary .lu(ii;in.i, ' Society Adviser Trinity Future Farmers ' ice r resick ' nt ' ashini, ' ton ( tiunty ' ncat ifiiKil Association Assistant Supcr isor of A.L rieuIture The office is ii ijinnl plme to stiuly. MRS. HELEN SCHROYER Washington. Pa. Margaret .Morrison Carnei ie College Carnegie Institute nf Technology Supervisor of Home Making Department iiw then, for fo-morrou CHARLES R. MORRISON Washington. Pa. Trinity High Sch..r)l Washingt tn Business (College s there somethimj I can do for i}im? X.9 Mk who try to IH) SOMETHlMi AM) F II. AUK INFINMF.l.Y BETTEH THAN THOSE WHO THY Tt UO NOTHING AND Sl XEED. LlOYD JoNES W r -J ' A FY 5 ijhj uii- ' tu liRjIij iJmkj ij iAij tjtii— TO ; 1 ■

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■K OLYMPUS k. CAMP R. PIPER Washington, Pa. W ' jisliington and Jettcrson Cnllet;e B. S. Gradunte Work: Washington and .iefferson College Pittsburgh School of Auto Engineering Physics, Chemistry and Science Good morning — get nuHiii from I hose fish Earler DELLA PLANTS Washington, Pa. ' ashington Seminary Wonster College A. li. Depaitmcnt of P ducatioii Coluinhia University A. M. Member of the A. . V. V. History and Civics ' 77 not give you another te t unless I tell you. MARY BELLE RANKIN Washington, Pa. Margaiet Morrison Carnegie (College Carnegie Institute of Technology Assistant Supervisor of Home Making Department Xow yirls, lei ' s he more quiet. E. VAUGHN ROSS Washington, Pa. A ' ashington and Jefferson College B. S. Graduate Work : Washington and Jefferson College M. S. Assistant Football Coach Civics. Geometry and English Let ' s go to our rooms. 0 r 1 6 ]

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OLYMPUS kTk: € A IL IE N ID aV 113 September Sei)lember 3 — So many pupils onrnll they cannot even jjuI tlu in in the Gym. Scpto ' mbor !) — School is in lull swinii. Many new laces arc seen. We can easily tell the Freshmen, Yes. that ' s the dyni. September ], ' 5 — Every one is still happy; boys are practicint lootball. Oh my, what a life! Tlie Freshmen are still trying to adapt tlieni- selves. September 22- Hain, rain, rain, what an array ol slickers there are; even concrete ones (we mean cretonne). September 2. The rain made cverythinff Iresli and green, bnt still it doesn ' t have anything on the Freshmen. OCTOBEII October 4 — East Washington and Trinity |)layi(l on the College Field. We won, and how ! October 9- Oh! what a lile, nothing to do bnt study. (Show me the way to go home.) October 11 Dismissed early lor the Redstone game at Uedstonc. October ' i Every one is blue to-day, the cat didn ' t even come in the otlice. October 19- -Had a tough game at Monessen. Carter came out with a bi ' oken ankle. October 2. ' i -Big Sophomore hallowe ' en paity. No one there but Sophs. October . ' 31 — It ' s rather lonesome without Carter, iiope lie ' ll be back soon. XoVEMBEli November . i— Oh! what ' ll we do now they are tearing away the Cym. November 11 Le Cercle Francais is organizetl. November IS -P very one is catching a cold. History contracts are com- ing right and left. November 21 -Exams but, we don ' t care. Novemiier ' iT-Sure need Ibis Thanksgiving vacation which starts to- day. Decembeb December 2 And are we going to work for the next two weeks? December (i — Basketball practice is being held at llu ' Armorv oi- the Y. W. December 11 — Bring your gill for the |)oor relief barrel. December 1. ' }- Ray! Two weeks vacation. May Santa be good to every one. December . ' JO School again, but of course we don ' t have to study. December 31 — We hear another girl got married. ( (juiliiittfd oil Pafje . ' f-V