Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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MJ' 'pl' s I , . s P ' ,, , ,u L, ,. - I . , Q V. r , . up . -N , - , . I . uk' :' , . - , . ...H .- . ' . V I ' --. 1 ti, - . H. 1 j,DoNaLD w1LLiAiQivK1MTrs,.f Af -' Us ,. Entered'1947 ' Q .' 'dqruiiibtaevafsity' Football' ws, varsity Bay:-,bgii 'Aa ' Hon came to us this F' ear in time to com lete the backfield that Y ' f - P , . Q lmade the 1947 Football Season ayery,successful one. This was due in no small amount tgo'his splendid passing and kicking. Voted the 'm03t.f1anClS0I'I'IC senior, Don is,the strong,-.silent type and has sadly neglected the opposite sex'who 'swoon in his path wherever he goes. GREGORY ANTHONY KNAPP Entered 1944 Trinity-Salutatoriang Cum Laudeg Student Council '46, Tau Delta Sigma, Yearbook '48, Trinity Times '47, '48g Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, 1.V. Basketball '47, J.V. Baseball '45, '46, '47, Varsity '48. Upon our return to these halls last September, we were all amazed at the way Greg had risen up in the world. We quickly found out, however, that the new height attained had not clouded his brain nor his basketball playing at all, for he continued to be an honor student, and also part of the Varsity. jyafsffai KENNETH R. KRAUSQMW ad.. egg? ada f Entered 1943 ,... , tt. Undecided-Gamma Phi, Dramatics '46, '48, Glee Club '45'j146, 440 : '47, Varsity Cross Country, Manager '48. .7 Dude Krause has amazed us all year with his fluent French which he must have acquired out West. He came back from this' wild and wooly area filled with tall stories to which the classfuv attitude has ranged from mild disbelief to Man the pumps! Ken can occasionally be found down at Buck's in the afternoons where people come to stare at the boy wonder who is able to tell his teachers where to head in. 16

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GEORGE FREDERICK HAVELL, JR. Entered 1944 U Princeton-Cum Laude, Yearbook '48, Rifle '46, '47, '48, Sleepy Havell is Trinity's leading Daniel Boone fan. He does not believe in barbers and would never think of wearing anything but beat up G.I. boots. George also has a large collection of rusty flintlocks that he uses ,tio quell the gargan an advances of Houck. Despite his rus ' neaqllnce, Hav ll es out with some top holwvgipxnd m i inisfe fable re. ,ja Mit-fl ty My ' X 0 Y QJWILLIAM RUSSELL HOGAN Entered 1947 Fordham-Varsity Football '48, Varsity Basketball '48. Picture two hundred and ten pounds of bone and muscle reaching the height of six feet, two inches, with a huge pair of shoulders, and you have Bill, the Weeliawken Wonder. To our Lil' Abner, Trinity owes a debt of thanks for providing the spark which has made this year's Varsity Basketball Team so hot that it has gone through the season undefeated. JOHN CANDEE HOUCK Entered 1935 Yale-Glee Club '46, '47, Rifle '45, '46, '47, '48, Varsity Wrest- ling '48, Varsity Track '48, Dramatics '46g Yearbook '48. Houck, a twelve year man, is one of Trinity's bicep kings. He attributes all his muscles to vitamin pills, and to pumping up truck tires with bicycles pumps. jackson has little trouble on the wrestling mat as he usually scares his opponents into submission before he even touches them. He divides what remains of his afternoons between Buck's and brewin Y vodka in the Bronx. lf- ' 1 ,g 'V.v'v. -ill, fy, vwfi W Q-as Doves une- AT xlx 4 xo 15 V ' vs., X1 1 'XJ' N . JL --1 af. x -Y W. ,x-. L s YVQY

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DOUGLAS CLARENCE LEE, 'lR. Entered 1943 Trinity-Cum Laude, Tau Delta Sigma, Treasurerg Yearbook '483 Trinity Times '47, '48, Glee Club '47, Rifle '46g Varsity Foot- ball '48g Varsity Cross Country '47, j.V. Basketball '46, '47, Varsity '48, Varsity Track '48, Even though he does come from jackson Heights, Doug has man- aged to win the respect of his classmates. This year he has shown a good deal of skill in both football and basketball, and in his spare time has tossed off Cum Laude marks. JOHN STAUFFER LUCKSTONE Bus-l' o-L Lam, Emma was Doug. Slow Harvard-Valedictoriang Cum Laude, Gamma Phi, Yearbook '48g mm! Trinity Times '47, '48, Dramatics '47, '48, Glee Club '47, '48, Lucky shuffles about the building in a haze, and is constantly QuAQ'u'9 being thrown out of classrooms by irate masters who have not ar 'UNA' completed their attendance reports. Aside from this, johnny is a hs-My YD ' clever laddie who has snagged the highest average in his class. it His buddies will remember him best for his classic remark Oh , s . yeah, l forgot. M my - v awe'-'f 't ' GEROLD B. LYONS ' Vi 5 , .l'f . 1' Entered 1955 '- .221 ' QT Y . DukefTau Delta Sigma, Secretary, Varsity Football '46, '48g M T' .1 Varsity Baseball '46, '47, '48. i- 'N ' 's , -' -f lJ - '-s . AM, The ambassador, ex officio, from Englewood to the United States, f Gerry commutes to Trinity occasionally in order to catch up on ' -.xv his sleep after a hectic week-end at home. Part of our short but' N f' powerful backfield, the Mighty Mite has proved to us time and N -' , fiesta. 'wx again that the bigger they are, the harder they fall. A V 'xx ,, ,- .sri . x -- Q ,' thnx ..x, 17