Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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41 1 JAMES R. BRADEN, Principal 1933 University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.g Washington and Jefferson College, B.S. Thx' diredion in fbvllifh education start: 11 man fwill dftnlninr his future lifr. 1-f ' .Q V Y U -...s A ' 1 -O ROBERT S. WILSON, Asst. Principal 1933 5'-3 Washington and jefferson College, B.S.g Olympus Staffg Advisor of junior Classy Hiller Staffg Frenchg Algebra. Ne .rnyez pa: fatiguz' l'71 faixant bifn.

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TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL As you leave the class rooms of Trinity High School you Will enter upon a World wrecked by strife. H Use what talents you possess. The Woods would be silent indeed if no birds sang except those Who sang the best. The Directors of Trinity High School appreci- ate the Work of the Principal, the Teachers and all that had anything to do with the success of the OLYMPUS. JK PRESIDENT.

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7745 Zena 3446 During the present school year our primary ob- jective has been to do everything possible to bring victory to our cause. We have participated in the sale of stamps and bonds but most important large numbers of our Trinity boys have enlisted in the service. The daily newspaper carries the story of their heroism in the fighting. Few service flags carry a longer list of names than does the flag of Trinity High School. Few schools have a longer list of boys who have given their lives in this great struggle for the rights of free men. May we not forget those who have given their all in order that we might live.