Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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OLYMPUS BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Trinity School Board is unique in the state of Pennsylvania. Since thc Trinity High School is made up of four districts, the boards of these townships meeting jointly constitute the directing and the legislative body for the operation of Trinity High School. This, the largest school board in Pennsylvania, has played an important part in making Trinity one of the outstanding rural high schools in the country. The personnel of the Board: H. XV. GABIRY, President ....... .... N orth Franklin F. NV. SHRONTZ, Vice Prcsidwzi .... ......... . :Xinwell G. R. XVYLIIC, Scwcz'ary ....... . . . Canton R. A. IQANKIN, Twasuwf' . , ............. . . . :Ninwell 5X1nu'ell: S. Gibson, C. Horn, A. XV. Vllcavcr. Canton: Wfm. Davis, L. D. Linn, I. M. McAlister, M. R. Prigg, james Porter, R. NYallace. North Franklin: L. Baer, N. Crosbie, G. H. Mcliinstry, l. R. Thompson. South Strabane: Reed Brown, D. G. Horn, H. H. Hootinan, R. G. Salathe, David Stenhouse. S

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greater interest for Mr. Glenn in the later v 1935 SAMUEL D. GLENN Mr. Samuel ll. Glenn, for inany years a ineuiher of the South Strabane Township School Board, and as such a member of the 'l'rinity School Board, clit-rl on Decem- her 31, 1934, after an illness of some dura- tion. Mr. Glenn was a school clirector at the time of the formation of 'llrinity lligh School. lie was greatly interested in the schools of his township and in Trinity lligh School and probably spent as much time and energy in connection with school affairs as any other inclivimlual in the county. Probably no line of activity helcl 11 memnriam GL ICASON KN EST RICK Mr. Lileason Knestrick, who was a mein- her of the South Strahane ancl Trinity School Hoarcls for only a short time before his untimely death, showed splendid inter- est in the operation and welfare of the schoolsg antl, in the estimation of those who were associated with him in the school work, he hrought to these cluties the same intelligent interest and devotion to cluty that characterized his church, civic, and fraternal associations. We feel that Trinity High School has lost a most valu- able member. , years of his life than clicl the schools.

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KFNNETII ll. GORDON, P1'i1'zciffal XN'zxymfslm1'g Collcge, AB. Gmcluate Work, Columbia Universityg VVcst Virginia Uni- vcrsityg University of Pittsburgh. HO, K. Tliatls all right. Hut why diclift you tcll me thc truth in the tirsi place F 1935 JAMES R. BRADEN, 14551-.Yftlllf Prilzcifval University of l,ll'ESlJL11'gl1Q XvIl.Sl1ll1gtOH aucl Icffcrsoii Collcgcg Graclilate Work, Univer- sity of Pittsburglig English, History. Good morning, Gciitlcmcnf' 9