Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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For the third consecutive year, Trinity has been fortunate enougl1 to be represented at the National Convention at Kansas City. This year, several Trinity boys were eligible but the State Committee chose Clinton Pease Know at Bethany Collegel to be one ot' the two State delegates and to receive the highest Future Farmer Degreefthat of American Farmer. Clinton was accompanied to Kansas City by our own Alumni Editor, D. l.. Frazee, and both boys were greatly elated over the trip. Clinton came out second to Bobby Jones, ot' Ohio, in the contest for the ottice ol' National President. Another thing that happened at the Na- tional Convention which pleased us was the selection ot Trinity's Chapter report t'or consideration in the awarding ol' the Your chapter prizes. Although we were not able to learn the exact placing of our report, the t'act that it was among the few displayed with the winning reports indicates that Trinity can hold her place even in national circles. The Classical Guild Confiiziierl from Page 26 It is the purpose ol' the guild to emphasize the importance ol' the Roman Civilization a11d its contributions to our modern age. The aim ot' the guild is to read the best. The motto ol' the guild is Labo1'are et 111'11r'e1'e, a quotation from Vergil. Meetings are held monthly during our regular class period. Subjects discussed at these meetings were customs and manners and Latin cross word puzzles. Miss Zediker was speaker at another meeting. Une ot' the major projects ot' the year was the presentation of an assembly pro- gram, which contrasted ancient and modern customs. The title of the play was ln Ancient Daysf' A Christmas party, to which members were permitted to bring guests was held at the home ot' Miss Bedillion. We invite those who are taking second-year I.atin to join us next year, so that they may benefit by the lnany advantages and opportuni- ties which the guild otlers. -PAUL K. GONVISRN European History Club Confiniied from Page 27 following ottieers were elected: Hose Martincheck, Presidentg .toe Elias, Vice Presidentg Mildred Newland, Secretary, and Gordon Hootman, Treasurer. Mr. Braden, the Sophomore history teacher, was appointed as advisor. The position ol' Vice President is now vacant since Joe Elias quit school. -fy GonnoN Ho0'rM.xN l28l

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