Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Betty Barrows Betz George Becker Commercial Vocational A very merry and charming His accent is so pleasing, brunette He brought it from New York. lVhom to know is ne'er to Half the day he spends in forget: school, Her curly hair the spring The other half in work. wind blozvs, Attracts attention zvherever she goestv Grace Bennett Gracie ' ' . Commercial Edith Bellmv Edie Never forward, but modest . C0mm01'C'11l like a dove. Small and sweet, Pretty and neat, ThaI's Edith. Albert M. Bigler Murphy Vocational Margaret Beton Pffg Albert is not a great big man C0mm0l'ClHl .Yor has he yet won fame, Talk, talk, talk. from morn But you just give this lad a till night, cl1ance- Trying to uphold thc right, He's going to win h name. If I ever cease to chatter, Wonder what will be the mat- ter. Paul Bodnar Commercial Matthew S. Biss Buzz They say our Paul is rather Academic Slfflv, . The only male librarian, Le' lt be HS If multi, Ite's a football hero, too: Anfmuflh he 'S not In U nffh' An all-round star he has been, H011 get 'hem some day' Prompt to do things for you. Rose C. Bof Becky William Brandt Bill Commercial Commercial Horn ivell her name doth suit Not that I love study less, hcr cheeks! But that I love freedom Did you ever see such red? more. The color of those facial sides Could melt a heart of leadf, George H. Burke Burke Kathleen Brice Kitty Vocational Commercial He's not strong for society, l'Kitty travels a fair distance And it is strange as it can be, To board the train to school, For he has a car of monstrous She likes her very existence, size She's calm, collected, and That m cool. akes the fair sex raise their eyes.

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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.

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Nellie Carlton Nell Commercial There was a soft and pen- sive grace, A cast of thought upon her face, That suited well the fore- head high, The eyelash dark, the down- cast eye. Extell Clemens Axle Academic lVe don't know much about Extell He's new this year I guess, But we are glad he found his zvay To our famous T. H. S. David C. Core Dave Vocational Big of stature, Bold of mind, Few were like Our David's kind. John Craig Johnnie Commercial In every deed of mischief he has a hand to execute. Edwin Crosbie Eddy Academic Eddy will surely roam far away from home, Playing the piano for kings in Paris and in Rome. Adela C. Davidson Del Commercial UShe always seems so quiet, She speaks no needless zvord. And by her fellow classmates She's seldom ever heard. Mike Cherpak Marmie General There are meters iambic, There are meters in musical tone, But the meter that's neater ls to meet her alone. Anna Marie Cook Cookie Commercial How sad that there are only Seven nights in every weekp. Me thinks I could use eight or ten, lVith hardly any sleep. Joe Cornell Jo-Jo Commercial To the girls in Hallam's his- tory class Joe was a lively beingg He likes to pester and to razz, His loss will be felt at leav- ing. Hughes Cree Baldy Commercial 'Hughes Cree, will you please be quiet?' We hear most every day. 'Tis Hughes who makes the fun for us, We're sorry he can't stay. John A. Czadankiewicz CZ Commercial John's last name is a compli- cation, To pronounce it is really easyg We only use a little subtrac- tion And say just simply 'C.Z. ' Joyce Day Jo Academic A daughter of the gods most divinely fair.