Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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ACTIVITIES Q We may build more splendid habitations Fill our rooms with paintings and with sculptures But we cannot Buy with gold the old associations. O

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Girl Reserves Rivru Biunoiss IJI'I'Sflfl?l1f Jo.xNN1s Cimxo Vice PI'I'SIlf1I'Ilf Fininx V.XNKll1Ii S0f'I'I'fflI'y AllllliNli Srnowrs Trcuszzrcr JOSIQPHINE RUNUO Program Clmirnmn l.tJUlSIi.LEN1XSSl Social Colnznittee tflzciirznuzz Girl Reserves is the name given to high school clubs of the Y. VV. C. A. On Vllednesday, after school, almost seventy members of the Trinity Club can be found at the Y. VV. C. A. pursuing many and varied interests. The motto of the club is t'To Face Life Squarelyi' and the club program is planned to meet this four-fold development of girls. Hikes, Conlillllcd on Prlgr' 26 Freshmen Girl Reserves Since a larger number than usual of Freshmen girls wished to join the Girl Reserves this year it was decided to organize a Freshman Club which is under the excellent leadership of Miss Margaret Campbell and Miss Evelyn Thayer. At our first meeting we chose the following otlicers: President, Ariel Ellwoodg Secretary, Marjorie Post, Treasurer, Jean VVolf. We have enjoyed our club and appreciated the cordial invitations to social functions from the Senior Club and also their suggestions and guidance. CUllfflIIICtf on Page Q6 Hi-Y Club WM. MeCooL PI'I'SI'f1I?llf Pun. K. GOVVIZRN Vice PI'PSl'lfPl1f DfKNllil. Monronn Secretary JonN XVAUCH TI'I5llSlII'I'I' E. NYAUGHN Ross Advisor After a stitl' initiation we settled down to work. Although our club is comparatively young. it ranks high in competition with other clubs in the state. We have a relatively small club composed of forty-two members. Early in the year the Hi-Y attired in red caps and sashes led a parade to the South High football game and put on a 'cstuntn just before the game. VVe attended a steak roast at a farm near Norris Beach on October 17. The roast was a joint activity of all the Hi-Y clubs of the district. In order to raise funds and to promote school spirit we sold Conlinnecl on Page 215 Freshmen l'li-Y Club The Junior Hi-Y Club of Trinity was organized in the latter part of 1933 by Mr. R. S. VVilson. The purpose of this organization is to prepare Freshmen members for future lli-Y activity. Mr. Ross, advisor of the Senior Hi-Y, contributed a great deal of help by asking me111bers of his organization to submit names of Fresh- men worthv of being members of the Junior group. The officers of the Junior Hi-Y are: President, Robert Gayvcrtg Vice President, John R. Martin, Secretary. Vllray Rodgers, Treasurer. Rea Hartley. Meetings are held every other Monday. We feel that the Junior lli-Y has been successful for its first Vcar of existence. Our club began with a few members the number of which gradually increased as the year progressed. VVe sincerely hope that next year all those who have been faithful members of the Junior group will continue an active interest with loyal service in the Senior organization. f16l