Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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'UILVMKIDIUS Learning to clo, do- ing to Iearnf Earn- ing to live, living to serve.

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'D IL VMK ID IU Senior Class Will Hear ye! hear ye! VVe are gathered here tif you care to noticej for the last time. The purpose of this gathering is to will to the coming Seniors our most carefully cul- tivated talents or traits. The procession will begin: Morgan-I will my powerful muscles to Yauch. Markley-Will any well-read Junior please take my place when I'm gone? Lynchkl will my French to the next wizard Clike mel. Hinerman-I pass my overdue graduation on to D. Gillespie. Lankie-My modesty shall be willed to a certain Junior girl. Galley-Lacock-We mathematicians give our place to brilliant Juniors. E. Moningerkl give my matrimonial expectations to Phillips. V. Pease-Grant my A's to Clarke. Martineheck-I do give my ability to Sweton. Margien-I will to Cooper the science of art. K. ElliottgAnd I will to Morford the art of science. C. Pease-Does any one want my busy schedule? CMy sympathy goes with it.J Fergusonalllay the best farmer inherit my practicality. Seiler-I will my studies to Gowern. Mazur-Trinity must have a play-girl. I give my place to B. Bridges. Bristor-Trinity needs a play-boy, too. Where's my substitute? Kenneth JohnsoniMy condensed power goes to Bungo. Minton-My deep thoughts I unlock to some worthy intellect. Houston-Watson--We will our classroom conversation to Bedillion and Me- Crerey. . Hoover-Is there any one who is interested in radio fespecially short wave setsj? Ballentyne-I will my dreams to any sleepy Junior. H. Dunn-I allow any serious fellow to inherit my fatherly instinct. Fowleral pass my dignity on to Bowman. Howard-May Horner be the beloved rogue when I depart. Iams-I leave my smiles to the happiest girl. VV. Hart-And I leave my guffaws to Hamilton. McNurlen-My friendliness may be given to 'most any Junior. Barbour-My why teachers get gray? position is open. Grab it, fellows. Riggle-My ample space I leave to Guzzo fheill need ith. B. Hart-I will my 1007, wink to the most flexible face. Conner-I wish my wonderful memory on any distressed Junior. J. Conklin-I deed my roadster', to any road-hog. Sykes-I will my ambition to future farmers. Post-To the best player I grant my musical talent. Porter-So shall my shyness be given to the best fitted. Adams-Dunning-Our inseparable company is bequeathed to coming pairs. Barney-BaylesiOur inter-reliance is forwarded to Dague and Dagg. Welsh-I resign my thoughts to a quiet Junior. Collis-I leave to Davidson the pleasure of tormenting teachers. Corsi-I will my position as center Cfootballj to Clawson. Frazee-I will to Creighton my fine business air. W. Donaldson-B. Donaldson-We do will our Mike and Ike qualities to C. and E. Lemley. B. Hillberry-To a rising Junior I offer my perseverance. Horner-Did some one mention Business College? He may have my place. Bainer-That goes for me, too. Craig-Kruczek-Piechnik-Here, too. JarosikaBasketball for mine. l leave this to Martin. Hunt-Iid rather argue. Where can I find an heir? Leverse-Oh, for the ladies! Sargent, I leave you as my successor. A. Miller-W. Miller-We hereby leave our auto transportation to any future speed demons. COI'lfiI1ll6dv0li Page 75 I25l S I

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