Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

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Hugh Roush Dunphy Dumph Bowdoin—Entered 48—Varsity Hockey 48, 49, 50; Spanish Club 48, 49, 50; Yearbook 48, 50; Current Affairs 50; Times 50; Ski Club 48, 49, 50. Perhaps Dumph's real avocation is to be a collector. In addition to pleasant memories of outdoor campfires, Bronxville gatherings, fast hockey games, trips to Brewster, and numerous conquests of the fair sex, he has amassed a striking variety of souvenirs: college mugs, perfumed letters, and trunks and trunks of cold pancakes.” A thatch of rust-red hair and a wry grin have made him the life of many a party. Gene Paul Eyler Gene Sewanee—Entered 50—Varsity Football 50; Varsity Basketball 50; Varsity Baseball 50; Spanish Club 50. The pride of Olc-an and T-P's reviver of vaudeville routines. Gene has two outstanding faculties. The first is a spontaneous wit which has resulted in many impersonations, the second a serious concentration which has resulted in breaking par on the golf course or scoring thirty in the gym. 20

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Donald Philip Dorn Butch Entered 48—Varsity Soccer 48, 49, Captain 50; Varsity Basketball 50; Glee Club 48; Moving Picture Projection Committee 48, 49, 50. Butch” will always be remembered as a country boy from blue Point with a model A, a loyalty to his friends and an allergy to Spanish II. His unlimited energy and ever-present spirit inspired his team mates to victor)' in Soccer, while his sincerity and good nature, his dungarees and T shirt and his friendly Paison” won him a place in the hearts of every senior. Edward Norman Draffin Eddie” Hamilton—Entered 48—Varsity Soccer 48, 49, 50; Year Book 49, 50; Glee Club 48, 49, 50; Choir 49, 50; Octet 50; Quartet 48, 49; Spanish Club 49, 50; Times 49, 50; Current Affairs 50. Ed's consideration and concern for others, coupled with his sincerity and loyalty to friends, make him a person in whom many confide. When not writing Fordie” (if she is the current amour when this goes to press) Eddie may be found sleeping, declaring the evils of drink, or, like everyone else, discussing college. 19

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Richard Derek Featherstone Feather” Michigan—Varsity Swimming 50; Varsity Football Manager 49, 50; Ski Club 49, 50; French Club Sec. 50; Times 50; Mailman 50; Yearbook 50. One of the best known boys around the school as he is the mailman, Dick always seems to be on the run doing errands and odd jobs. He is quiet and hard working, willing to buckle down to anything assigned him. His efficient handling of the position of Varsity Football manager and his contribution to the Varsity Swimming Team have proved him a great asset to the school. Andrew John Frankel Pete” Oberlin—Entered 49—Varsity Soccer 49, 50; Varsity Basketball 50; Varsity Tennis 49, 50; Vice Pres. Student Council 50; Senior Editor Yearbook 50; Spanish Club 49, Pres. 50; Dramatic Club 50; Glee Club 49, 50; Choir 49, 50; Octet 50; Band 50; Times 50; School Store 50. Pet's amazing faculty for learning fast has made him one of the most versatile members of the class. Another Sidney Bechet on the clarinet, he picked up the intricate fingering of that instrument in one short week. His unusual musical talents have also produced original compositions and excellent performances on the piano and the harmonica. In addition. Pete has done an efficient job holding down the many positions listed above. A wise choice for most likely to succeed is Pete, m'boy. 21