Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

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Gerakeris, Fisher, Wallace, Savage, Coons, Cunietti. Filial TWO TO those who never venture beyonti the oak doors of the third floor corridor, here is an example of third floor life. The first rooms you come to will probably house Tino Cunietti and Joe Coons. Joe wants to play electric football now that he has found a way to make the buzzer operate. Tino is befuddled; Joe is triumphant. The next room is that of James Greek Gcrakaris. It is known among higher authorities that he is always doing one of three things; taping his hockey stick, trading stamps, or writing a letter in Greek. Therefore you leave him to his serene atmosphere. Continuing on this venture, you usually see Bob Fisher and Greg Wallace in cahoots. You daren’t enter this room for fear that you will be bopped on the beezer with a lemon squeezer.” Finally you wonder where Tom Savage can be found. Ten to one he is in George Quinn's room. Thus with the chamber of your six-shooter emptied, you finally leave the third floor with the contented feeling of a job well done. 29

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Seated: Pierre, Coghlan, Nobbe, Simon, Lekas, Foster, Chambers, Knoll. Second row: Maclntire, Kennedy, Vollmer, Stanley, Ada. Third row: Ten Broeck, Clinedinst, D’Agostino. SINCE the opening day of Trinity-Pawling, the Third Form has tried to organize for itself a mutual friendship which will continue to exist in future years. We elected as our representative in the Student Council Peter Ten Broeck, a boy who has been an honor student in his studies. With this new task he has done a fine job. Occasionally our councilman has called meetings to find what suggestions or complaints we wanted brought before the Student Council. As far as athletics are concerned, every boy participated in the school's sports program. In the fall, the majority of the boys went out for football, and a few went out for soccer. During the winter, basketball seemed the most popular, though hockey and swimming were enjoyed by a smaller group. In the spring, the turnout was for baseball, with track and tennis running close behind. All in all, it was a good year for the Third Form. 28

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FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS Now hear this . . . !” Riddle Come-on, Babe” .... Callo Any mail for me, Ned? Everybody Red sails in the sunset Anybody The lesson is taken from ...” Any Senior Give me a chocolate Mewl-O-Wroll Manchester Has anyone seen my sock stretchers? Mario Don't you ever stay in your own room. Neill? Any Senior Hey, Red, have you done your trig, yet? Wally Out, Johnson!” Any Fifth Former Any pool cues, Powell? Gerakeris or Foster Are the group ratings up, yet?” What's the movie tonight? Anyone What's the scoop?” Everybody It's hot, get it!!! ” Coach Heely It’s B.T.O. — Fiendishly” Shat ford 50