Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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IttlBER'l' EMMHI' HUDHS, JR. Entered 1941 Armed Forces -- Cum Laude: Year- book '44, Trinity Times '42, '43, '44, Chess '43, Manager '44. Bob is an amateur writer of some ability, having written Chalk Dust and poetry in his varied moods. He eolleets languages for a hobby, eontinually ex- pounding his theories in some remote tongue, much to his liste11er's tif anyj mystification, ROBERT CLINTON SCHLEUSSNER, JR. Entered 1938 Il1'lllCCl0ll - Gamma Phi, President '44, Yearbook Bus. Manager '44, Trin- ity Times '43, Bus. Manager '44, Dra- matic Society, Ass't Bus. Mgr. '43, Glcc Club '43, '44, Perennial Business M3ll3gCl' of school activities, Bob specializes in neatly pressed trousers, and a general air of joie de vivre. Put down that waste basket, Sehleussner! CONSTANTINE STURB SEBEDIN Entered 1935 Armed Forces - Gilllllllu Phi, Treas- urer '44, Trinity Times '42, '43, '44, Glee Club '42, '43, '44, J. V. Football '42, '43, Varsity '44, J. V. Basketball 71-3, Varsity '44, Tennis '43, Varsity Fencing '42, Volleyball '43, Ping-pong '43, 44. Besides taking part in many sports, Connie speaks,Freneh with an English avcenl and Russian with a French av- cent.

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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.

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XX'Al,'l'EH Hitt Sll.Bl'lliSMlk lfnlvrvrl l9Al3 Arnie-ll l ur1-1-s --- fikillllllil Phi: Ping- pong '44, Walt hronght two things of purtivnlar intvrcst with him this Antnmn: his alrility as at spa-ll:-r whivh annazml class- mutvs anel tc-avln-rs ulilu-. annl his little- hruthvr, who tlrops in on Mr. Coulfs Minh vlzlss to sm- how Walt is making ont. l'l'iRllY SMITH lfulvrvfl I944 Armccl Forces Wrmtstlillg 114. The mighty mitc of the S1-nior Class 1-anne hero from Ura-gon after Christmas Vuvation, and has since taken up wres- tling, Une of the mainstays of the team, hc has won all his lllillI'lICS. CllAlil.l'lS FRANCIS SMITH, JR. Entvrwl i940 Arnnwl Forvvs f-if Glu' Cluh '41, '42. '43, 'Al-4: .l. V. Foothall '-12: Varsity '43, '-H: wrt-stling, Ass't liozwll, 'Al-l. Smitty was tln- lirst pt-rson in tht- histnry ul' thu' svhool tu grallnatc lrcforv ,lnnv. llc I4-ft in xlill'l'll for the V-12, lint things havv not yvt rotnrnctl to normal. 'l'I- - - fl 1 V' ll IIN lllklly 0 llh KXIP Ollh dll! Htl- tivisms lingq-rs nn.