Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Judith Fazzolare Julia Academic She would only be a Junior, But I guess she couldn'l rest,' Tivo years in one make a Sen- ior, I suppose she likes us best. Dorothy Estella Ford Dot Vocational lVell-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Kazimiera Garbinski Kay Commercial Kay, Genevieve, and Joe stick so tight, If one should try with all his might, Vin afraid that he couldn't separate The friendship of this trium- niralef' Romain Gibbons Gibby Commercial Curly hair and laughing eyes, She came from another school: .-tlony with the rest she chose lo abide, And obey our enery rule. Susan Goga Sue Commercial She's a very active memberf An all-round worker, loo, She pals with Kitty and Anna Mary-- llle seldom find her blue. Mary Jean Goode Irish Commercial I'1n not what one would label .fan .Vor am l very thin, I like to laugh, I like to chat, And any fun to join in. Walter Fedor Walt Commercial He speaks not, and yet there lies A conversation in his eyes. Florence M. Fulton Flossie Commercial Speech is great but silence is greater. Ruth Gaus Ruthie Commercial Her thoughts are as the angels are, And lo know her is to lone her Richard Goebelbecker Dick Commercial 'Tis above the crowd in the hallway The top almost touching the light,- Pupils stop and wonder, but say- lt's just Dick in his full clad height. Diana J. Golubowsky Danny Vocational 'tSoftIy her fingers wander o'er The yielding plank of the ivory fl0or.' Francis Gowern Cicero Vocational That man is blest who does his best, .-incl--leaves the resl, then does not wrong.

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Helen M. Degarmo bbie cial lol ,' jus! Bu Commer Helen can su . rely lalk a It sometimes seems she won'l slop. She will never fall behin Her moulh a d ' Il mind are llCflI76 kindf, d-- lh e Chester Deprosky Ch Commerci HBe lhyself, never imilaleg That which each man can do best, Only his maker can t him. GS al each William J. Di 1 A Katherine Deyell Kay Academic Katherine makes lhe honor roll,' Quainl pictures ran she draw, And when yo11 first behold her works I l does FII one T If wilh awe. Ka Of l Kathleen Donalds on Katie Commercial A Sing a song of high school, sfo A locker full of books, Some of which we carry home .lust for the sake of looks. Anna HA nna Stanley J. Duskey D uskey IU e d l 11 oul, . 0 il, lhere's no doubt. If it's managing or deeoralinr l'll do it u1'l ' J. 1 houl hesllalingf' mg, a And gre Helen Lucille El y Toots Vocationz I A sil 1 ent longue and a true heart are the most admira- ble things on earth. I would Nol study For with Illl Acad 'A finer fell Kat crci y is hap Jl ' d ez Il dancing, h I 0 l lVhe .ll A go I' Sl ll Academic ljllahe l'rl jusl love lo help uo ' S1153 fm l will d ' . a bodyf' Regina M. II be lalzg Josephine DeLost Commercia She is prelly, she is gay, She has a most delightful way She is joyful , , always But woe lo you if mad. Louis De Com Ile is a m '. quiet fellow, And l ' msn l much lo say. Il's generally this kind Thal will be great some ow we've II known, nd our love grown for our 'Bill' ill wel ofl en wonder w 1ve'1l have done lo T. ll. he hadnll com herine D Comm 1.1 with lhe mel ales a ' bou od lime', is Kalh erine's ll- Mary Ellis Stooge Academic Jlary's a girl in whom elighlg ends each game wlih r might. ld of basketball, dam:- nd slurly, lly admired by every- Farley Jean Commercial live lo study lo live, ly learning ht lo give. smond Han llon W ragan Ka ll weel. she has l ,. glad, she gels dsome crcial day.'l ussy emic ever has hal en ll ul t s e is in her flli

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Edward Floyd E. Graham Vocational Oh, Floyd! Oh, Floyd! Why is it That you never, never fuss? Things dou't seem to worry you As they do the rest of us. Gurney Ed Commer' 'tWh ' ' Clfll y lt lt, Ed, you seem to fear Helen M. Gru mmick Grummick C ommercial A girl with a heart and smile, Who makes this bubble of life worth while. Betty Guthrie Bet lVhenever the fair sex near? Never mind, they think fine, And them you'll lear s es, smiles, une smiles , comes In radiant l lnes for mile miles. you're n to like omtzmef' Roy Hamilton Commercial Smil ' nding s and R O!! Commercial 4'Speech is Florence Hamilton great, but silence is greater. Commercial Through s unshine and rain Shels always the same. Ruth Hamilton Ruthie Vocat' Hof ional course our Ruth likes us all, 'Tis natural that sh But t e should: hat she lil' les one best o all ls quite well understood. Emma Herceg Emma Commercial Why clon't you speak, why don't you laugh? You're dreadfully, dreadfully quiet. We don't know how to give you mirth And don't know where to buy it. Leona Blanche H oover Louie Commercial 'She that wa s ever fair and proud, Had t ongue at will, and yet was never loud. At f Jack H Charles Haught Chuck Commercial Charles I'l' ' ' ' 1 .es lzrllth m and Pal- er, With them he was always seen,' Now we wonder, Charlie, W'ere you a go-between? Olga Hervol Bebe Commercial 'tShe's so calm and quiet You don't even know she's there. Not the t ype to cause a riot, Always ready and willing to share. orne Jackie Comm HJ , ercial ack never t alks so ver: much J Nor does he waste h' At b ' IS time' ezng good h e beats the Dutch., blushing he's sublime.