Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Principal James R. Clark Principal Juniata College, B.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. To have known the best, and to have known it for the best, is success in life. I wish to congratulate the members of the Olympus Staff for this fine yearbook. You have played an important role in re- cording Trinity High School 1961-62. To the Class of 1962, I wish the best of everything that life can give and hope that you can always remember your years at Trinity with pride and pleasure. You have experienced fairplay, loyalty, and honesty which have played and will con- tinue to play a most important role in your lives. You have been surrounded by wonder- ful teachers and students who have made possible for you to experience the nice ways of living. You have had the opportunity to be encouraged by and be a part of the ‘Trinity Spirit” to do things well. You have had an opportunity to experience individual and group cooperation in attaining a goal. Make use of these experiences and achieve- ments as you continue through life. It is with pleasure that I thank the fac- ulty, the Class of 1962, and the entire stu- dent body for the cooperation given to this office. Good Luck to the Class of 1962. Miss Joan Czmiel Secretary to 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

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Miss Dawn Moninger Secretary to Administration Norman Allison Assistant Principal lege B.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Education makes the man. The kaleidoscope focuses on the ever changing scenes of the past four years. You'll long remember the proms, the near- pins, the class plays, the end runs. Sometimes you may recall the theorems, the verbs, the class discussions. But always you ll think fondly of the unde- 'finable Spirit of Trinity. The scene will soon revolve again, presenting a future filled with hopes and ambitions. We salute you class of 1962! May you always be proud of Trinity and may Trinity be proud of you! em Oras — Assistant Principal Faculty Manager; Washington and Jefferson Col-