Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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H. XV. GABBY M. Il. I'Rmo DAv1n STENHOUSE Il. A. RANKIN pft'SI'fIt'I1f Vice President Secretary Treasurer North Franklin Canton South Strabane Annull Gxconmi ll. Arusox Hman Bnowx II. H. Cnlu-1 Canton South Strabane Alnwell XVILLIAM DAVIS Cant on .l. S. Gmsox D. XV. Hronrzs EARL .Lxcusox I. XV. I.1f:r:cH J. O LL1FS Alnwell North Franklin Amwell South Strabane Canton J. M. NIC.-XI.IS'l'IiH XV. L, Mc:C1ncREx' DR. G. H. XICISINSTRY S. R. ltlclsnx' F. NV. SHRONIII Canton Canton North Franklin South Strabane Annsell A. I.. Surru C. E. TAR11 I. Il. 'l'H0x1rsoN South Strabane North Franklin North Strabane BIARGAIIET F. VL:-:R Canton . . l939

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A MESSAGE rom the BOARD 0 EDUCATION is X. , X. ' iii? tit t it it tiiiitlf - Witt -V f.2i',-ezfitf 2.412- It Takes a Lot to Make a High School Trinity High School started with an enrollment ot' approximately liitl pupils with but two or three teachers. Today we can boast ot' approximately 1,000 pupils with over thirty teachers. XVe consider this a remarkable growth over a period ot' a few years since the High School was organized. NVe attribute this growth to the fact that the High School is situated in a good location, has good buildings with new additions being made yearly, and mostly to the fact that our principal, teachers and pupils have whole- heartedly cooperated to make our liigh School one ot' the outstanding High Schools ot' its kind in Pennsylvania. XVe wonder how many boys and girls ot' this generation realize what an opportunity they have to get an education? XVhen we older folks were young, when we finished common school we had no High School to attend and we worked in the summer to get enough money to go to school in the winter. Then when we had what we thought was enough education we were particular what kind ot' a job we took after working so hard for our education. Today when the student finishes High School it is not the question ot' what job he will take but the question ot' what job he can get. To the members ot' the Statt' who have worked so t'aitht'ully on the publications of the Trinity High School Year Books from the time ot' their beginning and to the 'teachers and pupils who have given their time and ettorts to make a success ot' these hooks, we extend our sincere congratulations. In conclusion we feel that the Board ot' Directors should not be entirely forgotten for their contributions in making Trinity High School what it is today. Their meetings are sometimes long, full of smoke, disappointments and disagreements but when the smoke has blown away, everything turns out OK and we have good meetings with all members taking a keen interest for the growth ot' the School. To the principal, teachers and pupils let's make our slogan-Forward XVith Trinity High School. jf I

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ALMA MATER Here's to you, dear Trinity, Mug we not ltr et z V 'm , That to your fair nalnc, clear school, VVe still owe a debt. Ciionlrs Our love we give lo thee We pledge our loyalty Three cheers l'or colors, hlue and Oh, let us oft repeat Those words that are so sweet Dear Alma Mater, herc's our ple And in years that are to come, Our prayer shall always he For the school ol' which we sing Dear Old Trinity. while clgc to 5 thee