Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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GEORGE YOULEN GIDLEY Entered 1950 WOOLF PAUL GROSS Entered 1940 Columbia-Gamma Phi, J, V. Football '51, Var- sity '52, Varsity Wrestling '52. Easily the most astute member of Mr. Bruner- Smith's English class, George is the source of original, to say the least, interpretations of Eng- lish literature. Other than this, aided by his born-in radar set, he plays end on the Varsity Football Team and, when he can see his oppo- nents to grapple with them, he wrestles heavy- weight. George's most disturbing trait is his wearing of a pair ot St. Paul's gym pants to practice. .--r S Harvard-Cum Laude, Trinity Times '49, '50, '51, Ed. '52, Yearbook Asst. Ed. '52, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Vice Pres. '52, Rifle '50, '51, '52, Varsity Cross-Country '49, '50, '51, '52, Varsity Track '49, '50, '51, '52. Enthroned in what he playfully calls his block long news room, Woolf plans and executes the publishing ot the startling news that con- stantly rocks the school. To rest from his editorial exertions he gets his fresh air following the Thinclads around the Cross-Country course. 16 -gy

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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

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Princeton-Salutatorian, Cum Laude, Tau Delta Sigma, Student Council '50, Vice-Pres. '52, Trinity Times '49, '50, '51, '52, Yearbook '49, '50, '51, Ecl. '52, Glee Club '50, Vice-Pres. '51, Pres. '52, J. V. Football '50, Capt. '51, Varsity '52, J. V. Basketball Mgr '51, Varsity Tennis '52. John is '52's intellectual. lf he isn't discussing the opera or the Fall of Rome he is quietly but tirelessly working on this publication. The class lawyer, he delights in finding loopholes in Mr. Danforth's descriptions of famous legal cases in history class. Lafayette-Gamma Phi, Trinity Times Bus. Mgr. '52, Dramatic Club '51, '52, Varsity Cross-Coun- try '50, '51, Capt. '52, Varsity Track '49, '50, '51, '52, That long-and-lanky in the corner with his nose so close to the sheaf of papers is Dick trying to find errors in his advertising copy. In his ca- pacity as Business Manager he devotes his energies to persuading gentlemen of the busi- ness world that the Trinity Times is their medium of advertising. We will also remember Skin- clad Harrison leading six madmen over hill and dale in fair weather or foul during cross- country season. 17 JOHN HANNA Entered 1940 RICHARD WHEELER HARRISON Entered 1948