Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

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Henry Buttelmann Hank 37-21 221st., Bayside. L. I. Trinity — Varsity Football (Captain), Varsity Swimming, Tennis, Times, Glee Club. Trinity-Pawling will always remember Hank Buttelmann as a grand fellow and a great athlete. Captain of football and a star swimmer and trackman, he was one of the best athletes of the year. Very popular with his classmates, Hank is sure to succeed in anything he undertakes. Joseph Francis Callo Skipper New York, New York Yale—Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball (Captain), Track, Spanish Club, Student Council (President), Woodworking Club. Joe Callo is Trinity-Pawling's dynamic man. Although weighing one hundred and thirty pounds, Joe was one of our most effective backs, and on the basketball court he was high scorer with 147 points. To attest to the fact that he was an all-around fellow, Joe was elected President of the Student Council. 14

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Wallace Schouler Barrett Wally 271 Bay Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. Trinity—Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Spanish Club, Photography Club, Woodworking Club, Yearbook, Times. Wallace, who is best known by his companions as Wally,” might be exemplified as the typical Trinity-Pawling man. The athletic endeavors of Wally were extended to the football field as well as the basketball court, where he used his height and weight to great advantage. William Boll Yogi” 20 Park Circle, White Plains, N. Y. U.S. Merchant Marine Academy — Varsity Football, Basketball Manager, Baseball, Times, Yearbook. The ability of Yogi to make his actions funnier than words and his words pretty funny too, has made him the jokester of the Senior Class. Also, he has the rather dubious distinction of being Mr. Cresson's Public Enemy Number One. 13

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John Chase Daniels Red Sails Pawling. New York. Johns Hopkins—Second Team Football. Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Yearbook-Editor. Red Sails in the sunset will always remind us of John Daniels. That red tuft seen floating around the halls was a common and genial sight to all those needing help in Solid or Trig, in addition to anyone desiring the scoop” on Pawling. The Trinitannus was sparked by Red. Louis Alexander Dommerich Lou 164 East 72nd Street, New York City. Harvard—Varsity Football. Varsity Swimming. Times, Glee Club, Baseball. Lou hails from the heart of New York City, and is Trinity-Pawling's gift to high society, or vice-versa. Lazy Lou , as he is sometimes called, is quite versatile in his own right. This fall, Lou with his 180 pounds of well-placed muscle, could be seen deftly tripping up our football opponents. A star swimmer and baseball player, he is also a ping pong pro. Here's hoping Harvard claims Lou next fall. 15