Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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s . 'my Y M cu' 5,5 V T ,gt':3.f . 6.-, - - .--I .E ' 4 lm ws, 1 A 'A MATTHEW E. DANN Headmaster AL. ITH efficiency as the keynote of his program, Mr. Dann has completed another successful year as Headmaster of Trinity School. During the course of the 243rd year he instituted a program designed to develop responsibility among the students. An innovation was the organization of two Faculty- Student Committees, one of which undertook the preparation of the programs 'for assemblies while the other effectively operated and expanded the school's library facilities. Under the direction of Mr. Dann, extracur- ricular activities were furthered. The intramural athletic programs were stressed in accordance with the Headmaster's belief in a strong body as well as a sound mind. The school band, which since its inception a few years ago has received Mr. Dann's wholehearted support, made great strides under his sanction. ln the interest of achieving neatness and uni- formity of appearance, Mr. Dann this year sug- gested, and next year will require, that all students wear Trinity blazers. During the year, the Headmaster has striven to achieve a scholastic program comprising music, the arts and sciences, body building through athletics, and character building through work program, designed to turn out well-rounded in- dividuals fit for life in a complex society. 6

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DE To Mrs. ing during lives, has and good Yearbook. DICATIO Oexle, whose patience and understand- the early, formative years of her pupils' aided them on the path to knowledge citizenship, we respectfully dedicate our

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