Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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HAROLD M. BRENNER Moss RUTAN Al. Hama GUTHRIE Wu,l.1s L. RAMSEY South Strabane . Canton North Franklin Amwcll Prrsidrnt VIN' Prr.r1d1'nt Szvrflary Trfa.fur1'r EARL BROQKMAN Canton j. S. G1EsoN Amwell jfm1Es MARTIN North Franklin 'TONY Romtwo Canton KQEORGE BURY WYLxE CoURsoN JOHNATHAN DM' Enwm j. GAUL Canton North Franklin Amwell South Strabane ,.--. -.h. ..,. , ,, , ,val REED HANEY Wu,1.1,xM HEATLEY PAUL LEWIS CILENN MANNON South Strabane North Frankhn Amwell South Strabane A S'rANI,EY NICNVREATH ExxERsoN I',u.MEk VV. H. REDD South Strabane North Franklin Amwell ANTHONY SnUl,Tz jomr A. SMITH IVIARGARET ULERY Canton Canton Canton

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Con ratulations. TO THE CLASS OF '53 lt is your good fortune that you are about to step for- ward into a world which is overflowing with golden opportunities. It is also true that this same world is sick at heart with conflicting ideals that are fast verging on the edge of war. But above these warring factions, there are two issues which stand out. The first has to do with your adjusting yourselves to your new position in an adult world so as to put into vital practice the preparation which you received at Trinity High School for real American Citizenship. The second has to do with the place you will make for yourselves when the present world turmoil has ended. Many of you who are about to graduate will Hnd your- selves entering into the services of your country. Yours is the task of catching and carrying forward the burning torch to new victories and brighter tomorrows. Others of you will be going on to higher education, others taking your places in industry, and still others taking your places as home-makers. But whoever or wherever you are, yours is the task of counteracting the devastating forces of evil in the world today, and of restoring the fundamental principals of justice upon which this great country was founded. Whatever the part you are called upon to play in the con- tinued preservation of the blessings of Democracy, go forward, unafraid, believing that freedom shall and will prevail. May the path you choose make you a living advertisement of your Maker whose favor we earnestly and sincerely ask for each one of you. May the Olympus serve to remind you of your days at Trinity and of the high regard your Classmates, your Faculty, and the Board of Directors have for you. HARo1.n M. BRHNNIER, Prixeidrnt.

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Pri E. N 0 TL 195 ncipal VAUGHN ROSS Washington and jefferson College, B.S.. lVl.S.g University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. rrally grrat man ffurr thought himself xo. Dean of Students J. ARLEIGH JOHN Washington and jefferson College, B.S.. M.A.g University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.g Geometry, Algebra. Crm! mrn stand out likr solitary Iofwfrs in Ihf wily of God. Director of Activities JAMES R. CLARK Juniata College, B.S.g University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed.g Algebrag Biology. Thr gr1'11ff.r! tru.ft h1'Ifw1'1'n man and man ix Ihr lrurf nf yiming rounwl. ELEANOR COLUSSI Trinity High School. Secretary to the Principal. Brauty and fwisdom arf rarrly tonjoznrd. GARNET R. WITHROW Trinity High School. Secretary to the Principal. ' .-In ounn' nf Jorrafic. BETTY JEAN EWART Secretary to Mr. Ross of fwil is fworih 11 pound