Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CHESS EORGANIZED by Mr. Giles, who succeeded Mr. Wedge as faculty adviser and coach of the Chess Team, chess has again aroused great interest among the students of the Upper School. Entering the Chess Association of Private Schools, Trinity had a complete team of returning lettermen: Gidley, T. E. White, Weenolsen, and Black. john Gidley, un- defeated last year, proved to be a fine number one man this year, while Valicenti and J. Rogers were capable substitutes when called upon to play. Playing against such strong teams as Brooklyn Prep, Fieldston, Columbia Grammar, and Horace Mann, the team had a fairly good season. Since Bob Weenolsen and john Rogers are the only returning players who do not graduate this year, nearly a whole new team will have to be formed next fall from among the underclassmen who showed such great interest this year. S6'.lfL'diT. E. Wliite, Morick, Gidley. Sftllldfllg-WCHdf, Mr. Giles fCoachJ, Valicenti, Weenrwlsen fMgr.j, Black, J. Rogers. RIFLE EVERAL factors have contributed to increased interest in this year's Rifle Club: competitive spirit has been aroused by the achievement medals which have been awarded in chapel, marksman- ship ladders posted in the Rifle Range, and a ten man team which has competed through the N.R.A. Postal Matches. Approximately thirty boys of the Upper School have turned out for practice this season. Two seniors, john Moore and Emerson Markham, took charge of the range, Mr. Clarke was the faculty adviser and coach. Scaled-Ma1i'kl1i1i11, Wenrlt. Snufdfflg-Mr. Clarke fCoachJ. May, Kramer, FENCIN G OR the first time since 1942 a Trinity fencing team, under the direction of Mr. Groebli, entered into interscholastic competition. At the Annual Interscholastic Fencing Tournament Trin- ity's three contestants, Mackenzie, Daniels and Harrison, lost to Williaiii L. Dickenson High School 2-7, and to Henry Snyder High School 5-O, which thereby eliminated Trinity from the tournament. The team also had a meet with River- dale. In an intramural tournament conducted by Mr. Groebli, Daniels became the champion foils- man of the school. Surfed-Daniels. Harrison, Mackenzie. Sl.1f1rfi11g--lklr. Groebli fCoachJ, Grant, Moseley, Calkins. Trinity-Spence Concert

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