Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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DONALD ROBB MEHRIMAN Entered 1943 M.l.T. -M Cum Laude, Student Coun- cil, Vice-Pres. '44, Gamma Phi, Rec. Secretary '44, Yearbook, Editor ,44g Trinity Times '44, Don had a tremendous task before him in launching the infant yearbook on its way. The stupendous effort, how- ever, did not deter him, much to Mr. B-S,s envy, from the constant use of his movie passes. WILLIAM AUBREY MILES, JR, Entered 1936 Armed Forces - Dramatic Society ,43g J. V. Football '42, Volleyball ,43, '44, Swimming 944. Billis cornstalk figure and flamboy- ant red shirts have become a landmark in the school. Less well known but no less deserving of fame are his literary achievements in the short story and scientific fiction fields. STANLEY LYONS NAPIER Entered 1938 Armed Forces - Glee Club '41, '42, J. V. Football '42, Wrestling '44. Stan, the unofficial taxi driver for Trinity students, is also one of our wrestling champions. He took up this sport as a substitute for that of eraser throwing, at which he excels. The envy of one and all is Stan's little red book of female names. Wonder what for?

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Tlll'IOD0lilC KOCH Entered l943 Cornell -v Trinity Times '44. 'l'e4l's reserve anal quietness have won him two places on Who's Who . Globe trotting from the Philippines to the East lnalies to Seattle, ancl last Fall, to Trinity, Teil centers his attention on lfnglish and the hall' mile. DONALD CIIARIES MAHSDEN Eulcrccl 1942 Armerl Forces - Glce Club '43, '44g Varsity Football '43, '44-g J. V. Basket- ball '4-33 Varsity '44-3 Track '4-3. In spite ol' shameful mishanclling by the referees, Don has managed to make a name for himself on the basketball eourt as high-scorer for the year. His agility on the eourt is a result of same on the ilanee floor. DAVID CHARLES MCELROY Entered l939 Armed Forees --- Tau Delta Sigmag Dramatie Society '43g Glec Club '42, '43, 'fl-45 J. V. Football '42g Varsity '43, '44: .l, V. Basketball '435 .l. V. Baseball '41, '42, '43g Volleyball '43, Mat-'s aetive soeial life 1loesn't seem to hamper his athletic achievements. Another of those strong, silent Atloniscs for whom 'l'rinity is rcnowncrl.

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.'KI,l'IXANDl'Ili S'l'UA1l'l' PARKER lfnl 1'r'4'1 I 1912 X l'llla-1 I I 1yl-4-4- s. 'I'In- sa-I nqnmn Vs Niall Sri m-n1 list, Frcncby is continually lilling tht- Client Lab witll noxious gases to wbivb be seems quite 1lllIlllllll', II4- is also an artist, protlueing many wrestling posters and cartoons for llu- '1'rinity '1'inu-s. Alex' Math Class vontortions are 1110 114-light of tlle back HHN' . l'l'i'1'1'ili llU1 1+'MAN RIGNEY lfllll'l'l'll 1940 .Mun-11 l orc1-s -- - Cleo Club '-Mg Var- sity lfootball 71-lg .1. V. Baseball 5123 '11l'ill'1x 713. l'a-tv's nu-tbotls for getting customers for svllool projevts are apprcviated by their sponsors, anyway. His alertness ansl animation in vlasscs are only cx- 4-1-4-414-at by the blackness of bis bair. tildtltltltfl A1l'1'llUli IHVEHS lgllH'l'1!ll 1937 Arnu-11 1 or1'cs - - Trinity 111111108 '4-13 G14-e Club '41, 'LM-:, Band '41, ls1'l'l'1'1'1i1I'l1 George bas loft aml re- turn4-11 out-e wbile be was in tlle Upper S1-bool. 114-fore be loft for Florida and points south, be played in the hand, the sole surviving lIlClll1N!l' of it in tbis yu-ar's Senior Class.