Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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GEOFFREY WHITMORE DISSTON Entered 1948 .f .FGA THOMAS HAROLD FERON Entered 1947 Amherst-Tau Delta Sigmag Trinity Times '52, Yearbook '52, J. V. Football '49, '50, Varsity '51, '52, Varsity Wrestling '51, '52. Every Monday morning Geoft comes back from a weekend in Englewood iust in time to herd the wild Indians ct 'le Second Grade into chapel. Geoff expressed consternation this fall when he failed to receive an engraved invitation to join the Glee Club. He has made up for this over- sight by throwing the congregation ott key sing- ing the hymns every morning. Tufts-Cum Laude, Tau Delta Sigma Pres. '52, Student Council Secy. '52, Trinity Times '52, Yearbook '52, Glee Club Secy. '52, .l. V. Foot- ball '49, '50, Varsity '51, '52, Varsity Wrestling '52. The class' diminutive big wheel, Tom is Trinity's secretary par excellence, being scribe of both the Glee Club and the Student Council. ln Var- sity Football he gained much yardage scooting under, rather than around the opposition in his famous line plunges. Using his usually depend- able crystal ball, Tom is the TT's ace sport prognosticator. 14

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Lafayette-Cum Laude, J. V. Football '49, .l. V. Basketball '50, Varsity '52, J. V. Baseball '50, Varsity '5l. Having spent his Upper School years looking up words in Mr. Bruner-Smith's dictionary, Dave has developed a unique vocabulary which he rarely uses verbally, but constantly makes use of in turning out A I book reports. Almost all the rest of the time he develops improbable basketball shots or dreams up caustic epithets to rebuke his classmates for displaying their ignorance. ll L. ni Columbia-Trinity Times '52, Rifle '52g Varsity Soccer '52f Varsity Tennis Mgr. '52, Quietly charging exorbitant fines for overdue books in the library, Bob really comes explo- sively to life in French class. Unbelievable though it is, he possesses the amazing power of driving Monsieur Bolduc to utter frustration by his native French patois. Bob is a dribbling expert on the intramural basketball court and was one of the mainstays on Mr. Groebli's Varsity Soccer squad. I3 DAVID MACBETH CARROLL Entered l948 ROBERT FIRMIN DINCAUZE Entered l95O

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Bard-Varsity Wrestling '52. lf you look for Dave, you will doubtless find him peering blankly out the classroom window or buried deep in a science-fiction novel-in Ger- man, no less. His impossible grammar has been the bane of Mr. Bruner-Smith's existence this year. Of late Dave has been contributing his talents to Mr. Stotter's restful half-hours in the wrestling room, which he is perennially in con- dition for due to BelI's constant pummeling and water gun onsloughts. Columbia-Varsity Football '52, Varsity Wres- tling '52. When Bob deigns to grace us with his presence he dispatches his class work rapidly so that he can get to the real work of wrestling and foot- ball. His line backing on the Varsity soon gave him the nickname of old reliable. Bob's unique wrestling stance scared most of his opponents into defeat: if they did not scare he iust pinned them into submission. Amazing everyone in Eng- lish class, Bob occasionally comes up with some entirely unexpected esoteric tidbits. l5 DAVID STRONG FLEMING Entered 1951 ROBERT LAWRENCE GAULT Entered l95l