Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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'Q p, Hx AKA- F was V- Uxxsyfxx ls- 'kuwfg ,c -,el dll ,ALJ 'K .F is m HJ, .er ue. N.,.....1.,:-C4. 'fl' .-.vsfi ' v 4 V xt 1. Max lt J. A X kxxhxxsv 'A '4- FRANK BECTON UHRBROCK V cp E Entered 1947 indeton-Gamma Phig Yearbook '48, T 1 ry imes '47, Editor '48g Dramaties '47, '48g Glee Club '47, '42-ig Rifle '47, '48. Smoky can usually be found trying desperately to rub out some girl's name from his text books in order to make room for a more recent interest. One who never allows school work to interfere with social affairs, Bec somehow found time to be the Editor of the 'Trinity Times and a Dramatics Society star. P - - I' ' - s.,.,' ,MJF , J A,,fL.+,,,' t - - fa,,,...-,, '. -'.- . ' ' EUGENE UNDERWOOD, JRR, -LV - Entered 1940 Union---Yearbook '48, Trinity Times '47, '-'f8g Dramatics '46, '47, '48, Besides being remembered for his wonderful portrayal of Teddy Brewster in Afiveflic and Ola' Lace last year, the Senator will always be recalled for his knack for bringing up questions that have absolutely nothing to do with the subject at hand. It was this same talent that won him the job of writing the lzlqniriug Repnrler which he did so well for the Trinity Times. TLD if-J'.13 ,' 6 ' fill,-:fd-I1 A JQJJ GARY S'l'UCK'l'ON VESCELIUS Entered 1945 Michigan-Yearbook '48g Trinity Times '46g Dramatics '48, -l.V. Football '45, '46 Mount Vescelius erupts every morning at about nine-fifteen and continues to spew flames and scathing comments at his masters and accomplices for the rest of the day, He is lost to view at about four in the afternoon, when he goes down to the Museum of Natural History. It is rumored that, once there, he shuts himself in a vault in the cellar, where he tries in vain to put together the bones of the missing link. '-2,14 S 1 5-.QJLAJ ff' sl- U4 iw-H! CA -t',A.lfa'0 'lr m if-Liziir 0 .LIM- 21 -4

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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

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wr' 51 4 V . Y A -,.-, ., fu 4 ia' ., ,,'. ,, M' f. In -fl J, ft' . 1 . 1 5. A 7 1 ,ar-f n V' . ff? if R ,- 9, Vfafgffgf V' ' jelq- . .44 Q. must p sf' ERNEST ROBERT JOHN WALDBURGER, JR. li J Entered 1947 St. Lawrence. A firm believer in wine, women, and song, Bob entertains us with his wild stories about life in Douglaston, the morals of which seem to be that in some places the tables are reserved, but that doesn't mean the guests are. His daily battles with the Long Island Rail- road leave Bob pretty pooped, and it is not until after lunch that he fully revives and becomes the shining light of the chemistry class. ANDREAS WILLIAM WOLF, JR. Entered 1944 N.Y.U.aYearbook '48, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Varsity Cross Country '46, Captain '48g Varsity Track '47, '48g Cheerleader '46, '47, '48. Through the years Andy has won for himself the honored place of story teller supreme. When not indulging in this pleasant pas- time, he whiles away the hours setting new track records. His raucous voice-cultivated by yelling for mercy from Mr. Dann- has cheered our teams on to greater victories. DONALD JAMES WRENN Entered 1947 Undecided. One of Trinity's most Huent linguists, Don can be found any afternoon discussing Spanish with Mr. Homberger, who by the end of the conference is swearing that he will give up teaching. By no means only a scholar, his violent methods of playing both volley- ball and basketball are known throughout the school, and he is given plenty of room to play in. Z' Maia ,aaJ9aAaif.L!fuLfaZwf21f-,7'- al- Afeicil. A .uf-aeag 514121 fya. L fi, AJ 17. Af .