Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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HE major interest of the members of Form Five lay in the field of athletics. A number of juniors have proven to be valuable players on the Varsity football, basketball, and baseball teams, while others have sparked the junior Varsity squads. They will undoubtedly play an even more prominent part in the athletics of the school next year. Other industrious members of the class have organized the soccer and chess teams again this year and have participated in the activities of the student publications, the Dramatic Society, and the Glee Club. Seated: Fitzpatrick, Train, Lynham, Frei, Weaver, Fow, S. Lee, Phillips, Koch, Gledhill. Serond raw: Mr. Hackett, Peta, Ewell, Salmond, Pulsifer, Hoge, Schroder, Kerr, Parsons, Miller, Clough, Mr. Wedge. Tbird row: Steuart, R. Smith, Chapman, Hutton, Seredin, Cox, R. Moro, Palmer, Forbes, Rulison, W. Black. RM FOUR produced some F106 athletes this year. There were rep- resentatives from the sophomore class on every athletic team, in- cluding Varsity, J.V., and Intramural. Four boys were on the Varsity football team, and four on the Varsity wrestling team. The sophomores had a good year academically. Many of the boys had honor records, and every one put forth real effort. None of the afternoon activities were devoid of sophomores. There were Fourth Formers actively participating in the Dramatic Society, Rifle Club, Glee Club, and the Trinity Times. Seated: Peek, Millis, Gleason, Avram, Schultz, Alvarez, Lytle, Kissack, Trent. Serorzd row: Mr. Groebli, Updike, Amill, Sheldon, Bohman, Barnes, Fixx, Fanning, Stockman, Henderson, Mr. Bolduc. Third row: Boehmer, Lowrie, Bliss, Daniels, Littlefield, Izard, A. Moro, McCollum, Niver, Resseguie, Cooper, Abrent: A. Pannbacker, Watson. S in former years, a lively interest has been shown in all sports by the freshman class. In addition to the regular seasonal sports, many freshmen have become interested in chess, ping-pong, and rifle. According to this year's record, the freshmen have had an outstand- ing number of representatives on the j.V. basketball team, the Varsity wrestling team, and the soccer team. An unusually large number of freshmen went out for track. If progress continues, this promises not only an experienced track team for the future, but also gives hope that all Varsity and I.V. teams will be represented by the present freshman class. Sealed: MacMillan, King, Thomas, Wendt, Willi, Winston, Johnson, LaViale, Valicenti, May, Russo. Second row: Mr. Wiltsey, Calkins, P. Waldburger, Moore, Taylor, K. Black, Bruns, P. Pannbacker, Markham, Sarkany, Simmonds, Mr. Cook. Third row: P. Smith, Mackenzie, Diegel, E. Lee, T. E. White, Magelaner, Heller, C. White, Lamb, T. H. White, Segalas. Absent: Friend, Plowden. 25 RN 9lQl f? i f Z ? 1 FASS: TlME9RMm' PLACE ' FF '1 ogy: 57 '