Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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FACULTY James R. Braden 1933 Principal University of Pittsburgbg VVashington and Jefferson, B.S.g University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Undfrstanding and dignity. -George Washington. This has been one of the most difficult years in which a to maintain normal scholastic achievements. Wars always bring unrest, sorrow and a feeling of insecurity. In the face of these difliculties the faculty and students have put forth their best efforts to uphold the standards of Trinity High School. A special tribute is due the teachers and students who have gone out from this school to take their places on the battle- fronts of the world. When we think of their sacrifices our own small contributions to the war effort fade into insignificance. Robert S. Wilson 1933 Assistant Principal Washington and jefferson, B.S,g Frenchg Algebra. Guidance and ifnperiousncrs. -Tlzfodorf Rooxrfzmlt. w l

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TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS Of TRINITY H IGH SCHOOL l,: As you leave the class rooms of Trinity High School you will enter upon a world wrecked by strife. Remember that the world begins and ends in the individual. The self master, watchful- ness, manliness and strength of your own character is the most important thing to preserve. Never be satis- fied to be anything but the best. Retain in yourself courage, idealism and faith. All these nourished by faith in God. Let him be your companion while you go forth to redress the human wrongs. The Directors of Trinity High Schooi appreciate the work of the Principal, the teach- ers and all that had anything to do with the success of the OLYMPUS. - Preszlient.

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James R. Clark Juanita College, B.S.g Graduate work, VVash- ington and -Iefliersong University of Pitts- burgh, Adviser of junior Class, Member of Olympus Staff, Director of Cheerleaders, Adviser of Senior Class, Hi-Y Club, Scienceg Mathematics. Humor and influence.-General Sherman. Entered Army January 27, 1942 William Good Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.A.g Di-- rector of Music. Appreciation of artr and chivalry.-General Custer. Entered Army December 15, 1941 J. William McKay Waynesburg College, B.A.g Graduate work, Slippery Rock Teachers Collegeg Adviser uf Junior Class, Member of Olympusg Englishg Civics. Wisdom and fortitude.-Stonefwall Jarkson. Entered Army December 1, 19-I-2 Charles R. Morrison Washington Business Collegeg Penn State College, B. S., Washington and jefferson Col- lege, Adviser of the Future Farmers of America, Supervisor of Agriculture. Self-reliance and for Jiglztedness.-Adzrzirul De-wey. Entered the Navy October 1, 1942 J. Arleigh John Washington and jefferson College, B.S., M.A.g Graduate work, Washington and jefferson College, University of Pittsburghg Member of Olympus Staff, Adviser of Sophomore Classg Adviser of Rifle Club, Mathematics. Aggrefsi-'venom and power.-Commodore Perry. Entered Navy May 29, 1942 E. Vaughn Ross Washington and jefferson College, B.A., M.S.g Graduate Work, University of Pittsburghg Adviser of Junior Class, Adviser of Senior Hi-Yg Member of Olympus Staff, Director of Cheerleaders, American History. Humor-sirzrzfrity.-Abraham Linfoln. Entered Army July 1, 1942