Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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“. a” s Guth Reed Haney Anthony Romano Hagan Guthrie Willis Ramsey , eae Ci all South Strabane Canton North Franklin Aprevall Paul Belcastro Char eae President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Canton Sout trabane Charles Clark Wylie Courson Jonathan Day John Frazee Edwin Gaul Martin Hallam North Franklin North Franklin Amwell Amwell South Strabane Amwell Harold Haas William Heatly Merle Hull Alvin Kenney Stanley McWreath Earl Murphy Canton North Franklin Amwell South Strabane South Strabane South Strabane Board of Education Greetings to the Class of 1962: . Carl Riggle Stanley Shook % - ° 7 kli Cant As you close the last page of history in your ph te cape sae high school career the satisfaction of attaining a goal, the completion of your program at Trinity, must give you some sense of accomplishment. The warm fellowship together with pleasant experiences shared with classmates will be a source for many pleasant memories in years to come. We trust that you have practiced and will main- Pa ark Margaret Ulery tain forever the ideals necessary to keep our nation agit ue | strong and free. May you always have the courage to strive for righteousness and peace in order to make our world a better place in which to live. To each of you we extend our best wishes for good luck and great success. Stanley Warco George Warrick Canton South Strabane :,|

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ADMINISTRATION

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Supervising Principal J. Arleigh John Supervising Principal Washington and Jefferson College, B.S.; Wash- ington and Jefferson College, M.A.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Nothing succeeds like success. The nuclear age in which we live has been | marked by rapid and profound changes in the lives of the people of the world. Scienti- fic progress has taken place so rapidly that one must spend considerable time in reading and study just to keep abreast of the times. You who are about to be graduated face a great and growing challenge in this re- spect. As you enter the work-a-day world you must be prepared to replace persons with vast knowledge and finely developed skills. To be able to take up where they leave off requires much greater preparation on your part than was initially required of them. | Secretary to Mr. John 1962 on your accomplishments thus far and our best wishes for your continued success in whatever fields of endeavor you choose. AArsta Dorathye Ack Christman Our congratulations to you the class of