Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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IN MEMORIAM RALPH A. BARBOUR Wlici Departed This Life October 1, 1939 As a student at Trinity High School, Ralph was a pupil who was eager in his search for knowlcdgeg independent i11 his thinking and Willing to stand for his convictions. The Cl1I'l1CSl purposetulncss with which he accomplished his objec- tive ot' training for leadership in vocational education CC11fl1'1IlS the i1n- prcssion made during his undergraduate career. These characteristics wcrc demonstrated clearly once niorc during his tenure as instructor in Vocational Agriculture where l1is insistence upon adhcrcncc to and inaintcnance ol' thc traditions and standards ol' Trinity were an inspiration to thosc whose good ifortunc it was to know him.

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Always helpful. Margaret Campbell Spriggs Geneva College, A. B., Graduate work, University of Pittshurghg Pennsylvania State Collegeg Adviser ot' Camera Cluhg Latin. That's finef, John L. Stewart Vtlashington and Jeiferson College, B. S.: Graduate work, XVashington and Jefferson Collegeg Adviser to Camera Cluhg Science. 'flflease gel fo your own seal. J. H. Wilson Thiel College, B. S.g Graduate work. VVash- ington and Jefferson College, Biologyg Vocational Chemistry. If is time to get quiet nowf' H. Ruth Zediker Muskingum College, A. B., University of Pittsburgh, M. A.g Adviser of Go-to-Col- lege Cluhg English. 'KWell, all righlf' Mrs. Cora Barney Cafeteria Cook. This is the may I do it. C. Verner Gayvert Supervisor ot' Buildings and Grounds. Please pick up the papers. A. Vincent McKee Trinity High School, VVashington Business College, Penn State Commercial Collegeg Secretary to Principal. Always willing fo oblige? Dorothy Mounts Trinity High School, Penn State Commer- cial College.

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