Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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' . - - - , ' J . , . A EUGENE DARDEN MILENER IIIQU-mvrlpg 7,,.4,,,.i Entered 1944 - I yvv, . Williariu and Mary-fTau Delta Sigmag Chess '46, '47, V181 Varsity L Cross Country '47, '48, j.V. Basketball '48g Varsity Track '47.4'h44,L , '-183 j.V. Baseball '45, '46, One of the main stays of the track team, the Gazelle Boy and Q I , his long, loping stride will probably puzzle Mr. riallentine for - ' some time to come. During the lunch hour, Gene can usually be found in Mr. Bruner-Smith's room either talking about track, or munching apples and poring over the Daily News. 3 RICHARD ALFRED NORRISM 'ln . Entered 1944 M Trinity-Varsity Cross Country '-17, '-183 Varsity Track '46, '47, '18 Dick makes the long trip in from Astoria every morning, and still manages to arrive early enough to wish his sleepy chums a cheery hello. Rich is a big wheel on the track team, and no matter what the weather, he spends his afternoons running. His big moment in school comes during French period, where he learns how to speak excellent pig Latin. ROBERT DAVID REYMOND Entered 1938 Princeton-Gamma Phi, Yearbook '47, '48, Trinity Times '-181 Dramatics '48, Rifle '46, '47, '48. Bob is the Yearbook's official shutterbug, and manages to provide himself with a substantial income on the side by blackmailing his friends. His assistance in helping to decorate the school dances plays a large part in the success of those affairs. During school hours he is a shy and quiet fellow who wears loud ties in self- defense. 19 'o 'T

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, I. Y- ..- ., 1' V.. RICHARD EMERSON MCCREHAN Entered 1946 Trinity-Trinity Times '48, Varsity Basketball '48, Varsity Base- ball '47, '48. Dick, with his shade grown beard, is one of the few remaining survivors of the notorious Bayside Boys mob. When not busily devoting his prowess to the basketball or baseball team, Huesos can sometimes be persuaded to reveal his literary ability by writing Ath1ete's Feats for the Trinity Times, wherein he heaps praises u on anyone for a nominal fee. ,UM 4 gl . M W' CER BARRETT MEREDITH, JR. , Wx Entered 1944 n-Gamma Phi, Yearbook '48, Trinity Times '47, Dra- M0 00.210-1.2.94-QQ 18, M-lr.e'lz-,, oodluel, ?q8'eMLd'a -'10 atics '48, Gl b '47, Varsity Wrestling, Captain '48 ' ithou3 w or why, Meredith has recently become adept stran people and is now one of Scottys accomplished delinquents. With this one strike against him, Spence remains an intelligent and sane person, and manages to keep his end up pretty well with the women. If he appears frustrated, it's just because he's trying to keep clear of the boarding department. RANDOLPH SEARING MERRILL, JR. Entered 1936 Wesleyan-Student Council '47, '48, Gamma Phi, Yearbook '48, Trinity Times '47, '48, Dramatics '46, '47, '48, Glee Club '47, '48, Varsity Tennis '46, '47, '48, Randy runs the book store downstairs, and by charging exorbitant prices, manages to get enough money for ju-jubes. Despite his slightly vacuous stare, he seems to get along well enough with the girls, and his affairs with them are avidly followed by the stu- dent body. , 1

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tak cuMQf.Y'f:,5L-1301 6, S'p,,,4e.vev ' 1 lzgef M, i no Coal-Q dev. ...LTDUUKC ..tkat'. DOUGLAS CARROLL ROSS, JR. Entered 1944 Harvard4Trinity Times '47, '48, Dramatics '46, '47, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Tennis, Manager '48. Ross is a confirmed non-conformist, who persists in doing every- thing upside down, much to the amusement of the class. How Doug manages to get good marks is one of the mysteries of the institution. One humorous speculation is that he works. His asso- ciates follow him around with a steam shovel when he talks about Harris' and Nightingale. I -5 1 JOHN WATSON SCULLY V Entered 1944 Erinceton4Student Council, Secretary '48, Trinity Times '47, Business Manager '48, Dramatics '46, '47, '48g Glee Club '47, '48, Varsity Track '47, '48, Easily one of the more conscientious lads in the school, john possesses that uniqueeand in this classfrare ability of combining good taste with good fun. He is a flawless companion on the dance floor, and an ultra ultra-conservative dresser who wears dark suits because they are easier to keep clean. RICHARD STRID SHERMAN -I X 1 xx? Q is 3 Q 'rx N63 If 6 v ig -'rx . 5.5 if S'l w i ' S KI S102 X712 O if. M -v, Soft: ui XQESX Entered 1937 Columbia4Yearbook '48g Trinity Times '47, '48, Dramatics '47, '48g Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Varsity Football '48, j.V. Basketball '46, '47. Sherman is the schqol's self-appointed Casanova, and ever since he has been able to'talk, has devoted nine-tenths of his time to women. The other tenth he divides between writing a vitriolic half of Chalkdust, and browbeating his associates on the stage of the Dramatic Society. u M : Z IJ!-U9 ,O find 4,,,Z,,4..,f641,',,v4v2',f.-ZX? Z! 161440-47 L., -, LIL! M