Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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MR. lilamlmlwlm l5AR'I'liAM N1KS.'IOSlil'HlNlZ l3AR'1'RAM

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To Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Bartram who for so many years, in studies and in activities, with kindness and with understanding, have shown students of the Lower School the way to accomplish their tasks and have led them in the pursuit of all that is good, we respectfully dedicate this Yearbook. We wish them great happiness in their retirement and extend to them the heartfelt thanks of all whom they have taught. DEDICATION

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MATTHEW E. DANN H end mafter ANY new projects have been initiated this year at Trinity School, and many old ones have been brought to completion. Things which were once ideas are now realities. Both in the field of education and athletics there have been marked improve- ments, most of which have been accomplished through the sincere efforts of our Head- master, Mr. Dann. Last fall, our sister school at Pawling opened with an enrollment of eighty-six boys. Under the energetic and able administration of Mr. Dann and Mr. Riddleberger, the Assistant Headmaster, Trinity-Fawling has had a most successful year. Here at home we have had an unusually outstanding season, particularly in the field of athletics. Our coaching staff has turned out an excellent football team, an un- defeated basketball team, one of the best wrestling squads in Trinity's history, and Hne baseball and track teams. The faculty, which includes several new members, has maintained its consistent high standards of instruction. Looking forward, this summer the chapel is to be remodeled, and the organ re- built and enlarged. However, increased construction costs have made the building of the new gymnasium inadvisable at this time, and so these plans will be laid aside for a few years. 6