Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

Page 18 text:

George Marta Hoppie Commercial George is rising, see how he soars, Helping a Io! to roll up the scores: In f,oo1'!I1a'll, basketball, and baseball, too, lfVe counted on him to pull us through. Norman Spiegel Spiegel Vocational lVorrg was not made for me, I'm as happy as can beg If today if ean'l be done, There's another dag to come. George J. Bryen Jimmie A Kenneth Wilson Kenny Academic AC2lll0l11iC llis monllz is like a mouse- Illllghlllfj and gay, f1'f1I1- .tlwmls full of fun, Thai works upon springs, S0 13119535 Hug day He 0116118 ii Ijllile Uffvll As happy as begun. And says sneh funny fhingsf, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY This ponderous history of the valiant deeds ot' the Nineteen Thirty-Nine Class of Trinity High School has been written so that those who come in the future ages may read it and he guided by our numerous trials and successes. THE DAWN OF HISTORY SEPTEMBER 3, 1935-On this day one of the largest, most intelligent, persevering, industrious, and withall the most handsome class, entered Trinity High School and were known to our admirers as Freshies. During the second semester the class became well rep- resented in sports and clubs--thanks to our capable officers, Ethel Ross, John Allsopp, XVillard Hartley, and Donald Tharp. Miss Zediker and Mr. Biery, our class advisers, showed innumerable qualities of leadership. APRIL 9, 1936-This date marked our greatest social event of the year-The Freshman Class Party. Continued on Page 29

Page 17 text:

jf!! J??l34f?'.:-l7QJ wx' f 5' if' 154 'saturn A I f 4211 9 YHCI A-' 4229 N I Rec 442 425 ff Q figs ? J-A-. 9 -v award' 320 ?'Q?f?'-eff W' an Zffaf '19 vfffgib' We bfi fgggj if af cf 9 ff 1 if ,fi if? I igg 5Z26 9 :gil 5 gow in ! . cfm Q22 vii ls gi f' 533. Sf ,rf ' fe -Q65 34416 2:50 agwfgiii '5i,Wec3'f-!f4990f 194 iw :fi aw fnajef 6 ga Qaiffey ji Zfgiggiga JVCX ' 'W f vu u E - ' 957 ,3 n'1gQ ,Q'?1uw4qf - - ' ' . S 4. ,wg-E ' 0-i1,,,i1,,,ff.. it r-,Vw . , 3. ' ,b L 4 SS, z S V ' . , S S ,V ,L 4 7194, ,-,fy .sn , . - . pu f ,- N , If 1,1 S M. 1:39 ,F 1.53-3 R 5 5 S I N4 ' gf,.,,,,.5q - . ff-.ff .,, vm-, , I- F, 1,-' 5 1.4 A if A' . oe. 1' A I if ? M f i. Y il ,f ve'1l' , mfv, ,i , , 4,3 ,-nz, , L -J I I ,,I.l-.'. 1 -Q 4. . , aa f-, 6: . -, 4 -V . ' Aff! QV, :V if -N 7, S , 3 9? 06 QNX' 'y A S, 1 : . ,k. 7 i . bi y vci fr .i vbh 1 Af, ,ge ', A---1 9f:..s. ,, ,I -A .1 .' f ', CS 4 US X H lim, U 1 - uf ., . ,- M599 M 51 -f I ' 'JI' J 'gi Q ing ' , TF-QI fb.. -' J 34 - gin 1 ,V -. 'fig' - A 2 S, f is -fm I 9 S2111 1'-6 ' I I ,' . -1 ., . 2' 4 S f?7fi'J S -11: S -, 2-P U- fu' . - 1 ,. 24- ,Mc 'f 'J--'lg w mx, 4 ' ' 1 ' -' -4 X . sl' Q . -4 . ,va ', fy ,, 441, , I, H f -A 5 WW rn 1 i f ,S Sy, f m1.g,g , fsiiir ai-,S I .,,,H A , QL , jx I fy 4,5 Y: .Ffh -ff :H L , ' ai'--, if ZZISJ. 1 U4 ff ,' Q 4. ,nc ,ff K' ' , QQ ,,- -,L-,fc , ,V ff. - . 3974.51 -L' ' '-614.14 . ' 5 rfi, Q f, '- , 'T'-.ir vy, 1 I- , Q59 ,Q 'ffaxg , If if Intl .1 j' .,fx.f.:.,wA. N 111,51 l,f,,'-Mx ,J I, X f.,3v ,f ,V V If X 5 5 971.-43 Eff.: H ,,j6, 'f If ,fa q!qfG'. ,Aa 4-Q-'gpg .411 v.,,,l -final. I. ,Ajt .r . ff, .J I gf 'QY x f S ,:- 'K'17Q4 I, . I-Q, I1 rf' Gif,-Lgu. gs! .395 ' f ' f- 'LZ' 1: uf ,3 ' CLASS S

Page 19 text:

Maxine L. Adrain Max Vocational 'tHer eyes are gray, her hair is brown, You never catch her with a frown. John Allsopp Johnnie Academic Oh, John, sure is a worthy youth lVho nobly pushes ong lVhat will all the teachers do lllhen they find he is gone? Janet Andrews Jane Commercial She is dainty and neat and sweet as a rose, lVe think shc'll he famous some day: Bat we're afraid that before she succeeds Someone will bear her away. Betty Armstrong Betty Co m mcrcial Her silver voice is the rich music of the summer bird. Harold L. Balser Peck Commercial He keeps the golden mean between saying too much and too little. Bertha Barbour Bertie Commercial Here,s a smile for those who love me, And a frown for those who hate me, And whatever sky is above me, Here's a heart for any fate. Ralph A. Allison Alexander Commercial Now I lay me down to rest Before I take tomorrow's testg If I should die before l wake, Thank Heaven, I'll have no test to take! Frank Andredas, Jr. Frankie Commercial Knows how to flirt and knows il well, And that's not all there is to tellll' Theodore L. Andrew Ted Academic Ted is sure a ladgfs man, He'Il do for them whatever he can, ll'ith a fair dame in love he did fall And he'd best look out for his stern rival. Freda A. Ashmore Freed Vocational Who is it walks with quiet grace lVith studious air and serious face lVho is a joy in every place? -Freda! Donald Banfield Banny Vocational I don't bother work, Work doesn't bother me, And I'm just as happy As anyone can be. James F. Barker Jim Academic You can always discover a true gentleman by his arl- dress.