Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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as AAO 5 A Didn't they have enough rhzzirx to let Ollflallwy d0zc'n?,' The Alpha Delts sure played good water baseball this yearg Sand- wirh john, Carpenter and Cully Roberts starred with their double plays. Ned O'hlalley and Dick Tullar were among the sharpshoot- ers on the varsity basketball team. 'Mae' Beaty was still tops on the fairways, and between rounds man- aged the business end of the Ivy. liver since the Vfesleyan game 'Monk' Moore has been listed in the books as a one-man cheering section. l 1261

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Has Bill Ryan go! a twin brothcfr, 01' am I srdrzg double? The Crows were a versatile buneh this year. They had four varsity Captains and a few good letter men such as Harris, Knurek, Thomsen, and Mills. And then there were Fink and Black on the freshman teams. The Trijmrl business staff looked like a house project. Barnes and Russo had the Glee Club under their thumbs pretty well. When the house lost 'Dueki W'alsh to the army, he said, 'Wait till I get you guys in the ranksf Buck Private-to-be Knurek wonft have to wait longfa H51

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Has Charley Cook !'0IIK't'IiI'd the re'- ll'l'fl.0II of Rooxzwwlf yf't. k h Deltu Psis were darn active this year. A IF Between trips over the me s t e . . . , , The 7l7'lfI0ll' staff was bolstered up by the presence of Pete Gorman and Andy Weeks. Bill Cleveland was captain of the tennis team, and Cappy ' ' ' ' X Q Ais fave LlSIlZ1ppy jones threw at mean hummer-loek III urestlxng. lhc St. 3 'l'ez1 Dance over the Interfraternity Week-end. l27l