Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

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THE S, off PHILIP VAN MATER Marlboro, N. J. 1941-1942—(Jlcc Club; Track Squad; Hockey Squad; Third Team Football; Foreman, Arts and Crafts. If opposite aptitudes arc an indicator Of great inventive genius, then Phil Van Mater Will probably be the original creator Of bifocal glasses for the eyes of a ’tater. Undecided JOOST ARNOLD VAS DIAS 11 Atlantic Street, Bay Shore, L. L, N. Y. 1940- 1941—Record Board; Congress; Dramatics Club; Swimming Squad. 1941- 1942—Record Board; Congress; Dramatics Club; Tennis Squad. The Sycamore family was different from most, Through life without concern they chose to coast, Perhaps that's why it too!{ three months for foost To see that Grandpa was really the family host. Union DAVID W. WALLACE 925 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. 1941-1942—Manager, Tennis Team; Glee Club; Construction. Some things that frequently appal us Have proved for others a blessed solace; This danger of error has served to forestall us From curtailing the energy output of Wallace. Undecided STEPHEN WARNER Westmoreland Depot, N. H. Park Hill, 1941-1942—Hockey Squad; Tennis Squad; Dramatics Club. As often with serious crimes it is the case, Suspicions never the quiet mice embrace. Imagine our horror, then, when the Warner Ace Proved the terror of the Pawling populace. Undecided page seventeen

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THE S- oil page sixteen GUTHRIE REED SWART 269 Mill Street, PoUGHKKKPSIB, N. Y. 1939- 1940—Third Team Football; Swimming Squad; Midget Baseball. 1940- 1941—Football Squad; Swimming Team; Track Squad; Record Board. 1941- 1942—Football Team; Captain, Swimming Team; Athletic Association; Associate Editor, The Record; Congress; Prefect. He's seldom out of sorts, he’s fast on his retorts. Inevitably he snorts when people aren't good sports; He’s a rugged piece of quartz, so cute when he cavorts Li (e Tarzan in his shorts, that we have had reports, Of many f(inds and sorts, from near and distant ports. That all the beach resorts are after Gussie Swartz. Oberlin THADDEUS THORNE Marshall Ridge Road, New Canaan, Conn. 1941-1942—Football Team; Hockey Team; Tennis Team. If an oai{ springs up from a little acorn. And a frog is an egg, then a tadpole after it’s born, If plenty just rolls from the bell of a horn, And stockings are made from spindly stales of corn, fust what, when we ivake some bright and early morn, Will we find has suddenly happened to Thaddeus Thorne? Cornell WEBSTER TILTON, JR. “Fairlands” COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. 1940- 1941—Swimming Squad; Tennis Squad; Track Squad. 1941- 1942—Second Team Basketball; Track Team; Cheer Leader; Record Board; Dramatics Club; Glee Club. you want to now what savoir faire is built on. Or why Roquefort is more au fait than English Stilton, Or why one should not neglect the poems of Milton You’d better become acquainted with Diamond Jim Tilton. N. Y. Merchant Marine Academy PETER FRANKLIN TOLLES 9 Merrill Road, Norwalk, Conn. 1940- 1941—Baseball Team. 1941- 1942—Football Team; Basketball Team; Baseball Team; Glee Club. It may be the giant power of Muscle Shoals, Or the tastiness of pies and jelly rolls; It may be a new design in barber poles, Or powder puffs constructed from cotton bolls; A steering gear that the backseat driver controls, Or a mystic wand to remove unsightly moles; Whatever the advertising game extols You’ll find it in the hands of Peter Tolies. Union

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THE S, off 942 IRVING E. WATERS 219 Brewster Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 1938- 1939—Third Team Football; Third Team Hockey; Track Squad. 1939- 1940—Third Team Football; Third Team Hockey; Track Team. 1940- 1941—Football Team; Hockey Team; Track Team; Record Board; Congress. 1941- 1942—Football Team; Hockey Team; Track Team; Record Board. Some people have a lot of aimless verve. While others have a wealth of silent nerve. There are few to be found who so certainly deserve The toast of the Senior Class as much as Irv. Merchant Marine School HARRY WEIR 1938- 1939—Glee Club. 1939- 1940—Glee Club. 1940- 1941—Glee Club. 100 Classic Street, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. There comes to an end a grand and glorious career: It hadn’t the madcap lilt of a Paul Revere, Nor the glamorous lush ness of a Norma Shearer; It hadn’t the raucous mirth of a Wallace Beer- Y, nor even the mystery of a gypsy seer; But it’s a sadness that’s free from all veneer To thinl{ that the mailman’s no longer Harry Weir. Union page eighteen