Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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JOHN LAGERMAN WILLIAM LAMB Entered 1946 Princeton-Yearbook '51, Glee Club '49, Rifle '48g Varsity Foot- ball '51g Varsity Soccer '50, '51, J. V. Basketball '50, J. V. Baseball '49, '50, Varsity Track '50, '51. Throughout the week john amuses us with his tales of the hill country or his efforts at yodeling. Wherever action or noise can be found there revels the Swede, in fact, if it were not for restric- tions he could find the energy to be the only six letter man Trinity has ever had. ROGER LA VIALE, II Entered 1947 Harvard-Cum Laude, Student Council '48, '49, '50, Vice-Pres. '51, Tau Delta Sigma, Pres., Yearbook '50, Ed. '51, Trinity Times '51, V. Football '48, '49, Varsity '50, '51, Varsity Tennis '48, '49, '50, Capt. '51. Always the rising young man, Rog has been an outstanding success at Trinity. He has managed to be a good athlete, get an honor average consistently, and always appear impeccably attired. As editor, he has been largely responsible for this Yearbook. DONALD NORMAN MAC MILLAN Entered 1947 Clemson-Rifle '48, '49, V. Football '49, Varsity '50, '51, Varsity Wrestling '51. A big, tough tackle on the football squad, Mac kept in shape by wrestling with the coach during practice. Either because he is a true scholar at heart or because New jersey time is different than Trinity's, Don, with his perennial smile and wavy red hair is always the first to arrive at school. Once here, he spends his time swapping tales of the Palisades with Casey. 16

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RICHARD MOFFETT HELLER Entered 1939 Yale-Tau Delta Sigma, Yearbook '50, '51, Trinity Times '48, '49, '50, '51, Glee Club '48, '49, '50, Pres. '51, V. Football '48, Varsity '50, '51, Varsity Wrestling '48, '49, '50, '51, Varsity Track '50, '51, When not dodging Mr. Scott or getting ads for this Yearbook, our beloved Chalk Dust writer can be found engaged in a battle of wits, or just a battle, with Segalas. On weekends, however, he enter- tains a select few at the much used Club 11. RICHARD BRUCE HERRLIN Entered 1948 University of Maine-Glee Club '50, '51. From out of the nether regions of Long Island, more specifically Douglaston, comes Dick, the smiling farmer, to lend his jovial disposition and ready wit to brighten life in general. It is rumored that he spends his weekends playing bumper-tag with the parkway police on the Northern State Parkway while making the rounds with his contemporaries. BRUCE LOWELL JOHNSON Entered 1947 Lafayette-Tau Delta Sigma, Varsity Soccer '50, '51, I. V. Basket- ball '48, '49, Varsity '50, '51, V. Baseball '48, '49, Varsity '50, '51. Bruce's interminable Virginia smile, love for levis, and droopy drawers have become a part of the Sixth Form. A truly fine athlete, he also spends his time either scheming up alibis for not having prepared last night's assignments, or dodging Mr. Dann and vain attempts to make him get a hair cut. 15

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LOUIS RAEL MAGELANER Entered 1946 Trinity-Tau Delta Sigma, Yearbook '51, Trinity Times '50, '51, J. V. Football '48, '49, Varsity '50, 351, J. V. Basketball '48, Var- sity '49, '50, '51, V. Baseball '48, Varsity '49, '50, '51. Quiet Lou is one of Trinity's best athletes. A great competitor, full of the old college try, he never stops fighting. Every now and then we hear tales about his wild escapades in Brooklyn as a fugitive from the boarding department. EMERSON FORBUSH MARKHAM Entered 1945 Syracuse-Yearbook '48, '49, '50, '51, Trinity Times '48, '49, '50, Ed. '51, Chess '49, '50, Rifle '48, '49, Pres. '50, '51, Varsity Soccer '50, '51, Varsity Basketball Mgr. '50, V. Baseball Mgr. '49, If Emmy looks a bit like a wet rag on press nights it's just because he is Editor of the Trinity Times and has to overcome minor crises every other week. A gun on the soccer team, you can find him on his free afternoons in the rifle range trying to get Mr. Clarke to hold targets for him. LYNDE ELIOT MAY, IV Entered 1947 Yale-Trinity Times '48, Rifle '49, '50, '51, Varsity Soccer '51. Ted can be found in a corner on the day before religion tests tutoring the interested assemblage on the finer points of Christian theology. The time not used for playing fiery intramural basketball is spent in deep meditation trying to figure out what would happen if he changed the assignments on the homework sheets. 17