Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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IIE HE l ,, Wallace Comer Wally I 0 Rl C0ll1IllG1'lC2ll ' liancl lg Orchestra lg Home Room Otiicer 1, 3, -l-Q Com1ne1'- cial Club 3, 4. Vuuglllllt 11111 nice. SENIOR HISTORY In the illllulllll ot' the 111e111orable year 1937, when the su111111er su11 was retreat- i11g to a I1lOl'0 favorable region to the south, we e11tered the lnonstrous halls ot' this, our Alina Mater, to begin our 1lI'Ill12ll'y course in preparation lor our respective parts o11 the stage. VVell do I reineniber that first year, a year ol' work a11d yet a year ot' play, one ol' failures and yet characterized by success. VVe elected as leaders: Advisers, Miss Robertson and Mr. Bieryg Preside11t, Sani- llly Swartg Vice President, Bob Porter, Secretary, Mauvclyn lltllltllllg Treasurer, Harold Porter. The early days ot' that year were stamped in the ineinories ot' all by an unco11- querable sense ot' fear, we doubted our ability to cope with the big things ot' life- wl1icl1 lI1ClLlCl8ll dictio11aries Zlllfl certain nicn. Nevertheless, through all the trials ot' that year ot' introduction, with all the fears ot' authority in the person ot' seniors and teachers, through all this, I say, we lived successfully, like the i.I'0Illl6l'Slll6Il ot' 48, in forging a passage through the unknown regions. Our sophoniore year was really but a continuation ol' the preceding year. As a matter ol' tact, the introduction time was past, and we strutted through the halls witl1 as lllLlCll dignity as that llllCI1ll6d to be conveyed by the 1ll0Sl humble ol' the faculty. VVe had discovered the characteristics ol' our surroundings. Again we chose leaders: President, Samuel Swartg Vice President, Robert Por- ter, Secretary, Peggy Morrison, Treasurer, Harold Porter. Due to the tact that Mr. Biery C011lll1l,lCll l1is education at State College, Mr. Moninger became adviser. A lew niolnents i11ter111ission Zlllil We continue witl1 our history, this time with the lnolnentous junior year, a year when only those who are willing to spend tive years im.