Fill!II FIVE WHEN school opened in September, the Fifth Form was not the largest, but it soon proved to be very important in the life of Trinity-Pawling, having members actively engaged in all of the sports and extra-curricular activities. The Juniors have two representatives on the Student Council, one of them is elected and the other appointed by the administration. This year, Peyton Pinkerton was elected, and Harry Molwitz was appointed. In the fall sports, the Varsity Football Team had two Juniors on the first team in the persons of Harry Molwitz and Jim Brantley, both of whom were backs. Doug Binney, John Gillette, and Bill Kruge were all starters on the Soccer team and played very well both offensively and defensively. Juniors were also very prominent members of the Second Team Football squad with Bill Wilson, and Peyton Pinkerton playing consistently. During the winter, Fifth Formers excelled in nearly every sport and extra-curricular activity. The Varsity Hockey team was strengthened by the playing of high-scoring center John Judge, defenseman Braxton Nagle, and goalie Jerry Shatford. Don Wahl did a capable job as the team's manager. The Varsity Swimming team was sparked by Harry Molwitz, Ed Crocker and George Quinn, all of whom made good times and ought to be valuable assets again next year. Clarence Dunn, Mike Johnson, and Bill Hancock all played fine ball as members of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team. There were Juniors this year in all extra-curricular organizations. On the Dance Committee, which presented the Winter Dance in February, were Harry Molwitz and Peyton Pinkerton. Fifth Formers held a majority of the positions on the staff of the Trinity-Pawling Times. Mike Johnson wrote Spotlight this year, Harry Molwitz was coeditor of Pay Dirt”, and Jim Brantley was one of the Sport Shorts writers. William Schneider was Editor-in-Chief during the last half of the year, and Clarence Dunn was circulation manager. Doug Binney, Brax Nagle, Don Wahl and Tom Perkins were all members of the Spanish Club, and Doug Binney and Mike Johnson comprised half of the German Club. Tom Perkins was one of the principal organizers of the Classical Record Club, of which many Juniors are members. Bill Kruge and Dave Lott are the stalwarts of the Rifle Club and Binney and Perkins are also members. Since it figured so prominently in the life of the school this year, there is no doubt that next year's Senior class will have a successful year and contribute a good deal to the school's life. 25
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