Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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The CLASSES QI 1953

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ELECTRICITY K DA! S 1-

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The IOR... Earl Murphy Pete Academic Pete likes all sports which is so well known by the fact that he has played Football 1, 2, 3, 43 and Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Other activi- ties: Class Ofiicer 45 Student Council 2, 4 -Oliicer 43 Senior Hi-Y 3, 4-Oflicer 43 Home Room Oiiicer 1, 2, 43 Senior Playg May Day 4. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The story of the Class of 1953 goes down in the annuals of history as one that is different in that we represent, in part, the first group to have spent five years at Trinity High School. Years, our pleasant memories now tell us, that have flown by much too rapidly. In the remote Fall of 1948 approximately 95 of us entered Trinity as Eighth Graders. And we had quite a time! That year we considered ourselves quite im- portant in that We sponsored two social functions - a lively Class Party, and a successful Football Dance. Helping to indoctrinate us into a loyal Trinity family were the following ollicers and advisors: President ........... . .. .......... James Hoy Vice-President ....... ..... A udrey McAdams Secretary-Treasurer ............................ Marlene Mounts Advisors ................ Miss Jennie M. Ferralli, Mr. Paul Sedlak As Freshmen in 1949, we were 290 strong. How Trinity survived that year, we'll never know! However, when all the lipstick had been washed away and the elevator legend exploded, we began to love Trinity with all its new and different experiences. Highlighting this year were a Football Dance in the Fall and a hilarious Hobo Party in the Spring. To make our first year of high school a successful one we elected as officers: President ........ .. .... Scott Renner Vice-President .... ....... D onald Warne Secretary ........ ..... E leanor Kottner Treasurer . . . ............................... Kenneth Farabee Advisors ...... ..... M iss Jennie M. Ferralli, Mr. Carlton Harry