Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

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Frank Leonard Bowman Lenny” Entered 1948 2 Park Street, Plainville, Connecticut Rhode Island—Varsity Football, Captain ’48; Wrestling '49; Varsity Track '49; Photography Club '49; Rifle Club ’49; Glee Club ’49; Band ’19. Lenny is one of the best all-around athletes and one of the most pleasant personalities this school has seen. Although he's worried more than one coach with his pivoting tooth and tender ears, it is hoped that the pure air around Rhode Island will cure these temporary ills. Bernard Joseph Bogoslofski Bogey” Entered 1948 Simsbury, Connecticut Trinity—Varsity Football ’48; Varsity Basketball '49; Varsity Baseball ’49; Student Council, Vice-President ’49; Rifle Club, Vice-President ’49; Dance Committee '49. Bogey was a stalwart of the football team's forward wall, and he did a bang-up job for the basketballers as well. He’s a swell guy in the real sense of the word and could match wits with the best. 16

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Douglas Craig Binney Doug” Entered 1947 2608 36 Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. U. S. Naval Academy—Varsity Soccer '47, '48; Spanish Club ’48, President ’49; German Club ’48, ’49; Rifle Club '48, '49; Glee Club ’48, ’49; Woodworking Club ’48; Science Club ’48; Wrestling '49; Track ’48, '49. May it never be said of Doug that he isn’t original. His sideburns, moustache, silk kimono, and all-day hikes in the woods have made many ask, What manner of man is he?” The answer is that he is one of the cleverest, most individualistic, and best liked members of the class. John Sterling Blair Stir” Entered 1948 Hanover, New Hampshire New Hampshire—Varsity Football ’48; Varsity Basketball, Captain ’49; Varsity Baseball ’49; Classical Record Club ’49. Yessuh” Blair, the gangling New Hamp-shireite, has made quite an impression both athletically and scholastically here at Trinity-Pawling. Sterling, The King of the Kids’’ on the third floor, will surely never lack friends in life, and he will amaze many a dentist with his flashing smile. 15

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Edward Rapelyea Crocker Ed” Entered 1947 4 Strathmont Park, Elmira, New York Princeton—Varsity Football '47, '48; Varsity Swimming '48, ’49; Tennis ’48, ’49; Glee Club ’48; Classical Record Club ’48; Student Council, President ’49; Trinitannus, Advertising Manager ’49; Trinity-Pawling Times ’49; Dance Committee ’49. The affable and dynamic Mr. President of the Student Council and supreme judge of womankind has shattered many an eardrum laughing at wild tales that float out ethereally through the transoms. He just has to prove that he knows what they’re all about, and he really doesn’t enjoy them. Clarence Alvin Dunn, Jr. Bonesy” Entered 1947 1160 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York Hamilton—Second Team Football ’47; Second Team Basketball ’48; Varsity Tennis ’48, ’49; Varsity Soccer '48; Wrestling ’49; Trinity-Pawling Times, Circulation Manager '48, Business Manager '49; Trinitannus '48, Sports Editor ’49; Science Club ’48; Classical Record Club '48. Going under the aliases of Eck” and Bonesy, and various other assorted appropriate titles, Clarence may be seen nearly any day of the week darting through key holes and hiding behind sprinkler pipes. In mental and moral stature, however, he is a veritable giant and is looked up to by all Second Formers. In spite of how this sounds, he’s one of the most popular Seniors. 17