Trinity Pawling School - Scroll Yearbook (Pawling, NY)

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William Wagner Rose, Jr. Bill” Hobart—Entered 50—Glee Club 50; Octet 50; Choir 50; French Club 50. Since he came to Pawling from Katonah in September, Bill has gained many friends through his friendliness, good nature, generosity and ability in Canasta. A veritable Harry James on the trumpet. Bill can play Hark The Herald Angels with the best. Although unfortunately handicapped in athletics by a knee injury, he has been an active member of several clubs and a stalwart on the dishwashing crew. William Nason Sammis Skip” Colgate—Entered 50—Varsity Football 50; Varsity Basketball 50; Varsity Baseball 50; Current Affairs 50. Skip is a good natured, sincere fellow who is known by everybody as one of the swellest guys in school. He makes friends easily and has a likable personality. Skip” is one of the 'ace athletes of the school, quarterbacking the football team to an undefeated season and playing first string on the basketball team. 28

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Robert Jay Rafelson Rafe Dartmouth—Entered 48—Varsity Football 50; Varsity Swimming 50; Varsity Tennis 48, 49, 50; Varsity Basketball 49; French Club 49, 50; Dramatic Club 50; Current Affairs 50; Times 50; Yearbook 50; Snack Bar 50. Think of Rafe as the olive-skinner Demosthenes posing for a marble statue over two thousand years ago. Ah yes, they laughed at Demosthenes too, but, mouth full of pebbles, he swayed the masses with his dynamic oratory. Bob's intense eagerness in pursuing such noble causes as World Federalism, Aaron Burr's philosophy, and 5000 words of copy for the annual nicely counterbalances his laugh-inducing qualities. Joseph Lee Rice, III Joe” Williams—Entered 49—Varsity Football 49, 50; Varsity Track 49, 50; Varsity Basketball 49; Varsity Hockey 50; Spanish Club 50; Debating Club 50; Times 50; Sports Editor of the Yearbook 50. In his two years at T-P, Joe has been the picture of a well-rounded personality. Serious and applied in studies and atheltics, Katonah is familiar to the Snack Bar clientele and inhabitants of the second-floor-south as a many-sided comedian. 27

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Alexander Stephens Bud” Carleton—Entered 50—Varsity Soccer 50; Varsity Baseball 50; Press Club 50. All right, lights out, mate. . . Whose heart has not skipped a few beats when Bud Stephens, in the role of Mr. Schoheld, spake thus at 10:25? Combined with a mad cackle and rasping, contrapuntal devices on the accordion, this leaves an indelible picture of Bugs.” John Dorrence Warnock Tirrell Long John” Harvard—Entered 50—Varsity Hockey 50; French Club 50; Press Club 50; Year Bock 50. He was the ganglin'est feller that ever stepped over a ten-rail snake fence; he had t'duck to git through a door; he 'peared to be all jints. . . . If you've read Carl Sandburg’s Lincoln, you have doubtlessly transposed Honest John Tirrell into some of the word-pictures. John has the same good-natured, careful-drawling, slumping-over-greying-testaments-by-dim-light qualities that the reader associates with Abe. 29