Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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FRANCIS GERALD HUSSEY, JR. Entered 7947 RICHARD RUDOLPH KRAMER Entered 7947 Princeton-Trinity Times '57, '52, Yearbook Art Ed. '52, Varsity Football '52, Varsity Tennis '50, '57, '52. Tony is usually heard denying his Nantucket background to Mr. Danforth. For the first school dance he put on his beret and covered the walls with scenes of Paris. The Colonel really hits the limelight in the spring when he is one of the two people on the tennis team who can play tennis. In addition, all the drawings in this book, but one, are his. Williams-Cum Laude, Gamma Phi, Trinity Times '49, '50, '57, '52, Yearbook '52, Glee Club '52, Rifle '49, '50, '57, '52, Varsity Soccer '52. Trinity's most astute chemist, Dick is noted for his do-or-die methods which have given Mr. Nomer many bad moments. When not breaking what little equipment he has left in the lab from the previous week he will doubtless be deep in a discussion of the various ramifications of radio with Harrison. We are at a loss to explain how Dick, with all his hobbies, manages to turn in consistently high averages. 20

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Brown-Tau Delta Sigma, Varsity Soccer '52, Varsity Basketball '52, Varsity Baseball '52. John withstood the batteries of cleats and the ball as Mr. Groebli's soccer goalie this fall. He has survived the tempest of learning equally well, turning in Honor Role averages consistently. He was often heard philosophizing on some aspect of big city life in c fog horn voice which, even at a whisper, shattered windows across the hall. Seton Hall-Varsity Basketball '52, Varsity Base- ball '52. Jack has an amazing eye for basketball and an equal talent for not doing work and getting away with it. He combined these two attributes in the Varsity Basketball games where, with com- plete nonchalance, he has approached the school's record for the season point total. Jack is one of the last members of a passing social order-the residence gang. Every Friday, upon receiving his weekend parole, he disappears into the wilds of Jersey. I9 JOHN JOSEPH HINES Entered 1950 JOHN RUDOLPH HNAT Entered l95l

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Williams-Tau Delta Sigma, Trinity Times '50, '57, '52, Yearbook '51, '52, J. V. Football '57, J. V. Baseball '50, '5l. During his tive-year stay at Trinity John has ac- quired a quiet cynicism. He looks down from Olympian heights on the scurryings of the mere mortals below. A conspicuous figure around school because of his height and fireman's red vest, John has devoted much eFfort to bucking up the business stat? of the Yearbook. Southern Methodist-Tau Delta Sigma, Trinity Times '52, Yearbook '52, Glee Club '50, '5l, '52, J. V. Baseball Mgr. '50, Coming clown from the Kisco mountains with his auitar, our hillbilly wandered into Trinity and has never managed to extricate himself. To make his surroundings seem more homey he ioined the Biloxi Boll Weevils, which he always manages to place on the assembly programs. Pete, mathematical genius of the class, has one avowed intention in life-to cube a googleplex. 2l JOHN RAE LOCKE, JR. Entered I946 PETER STRONG LOGAN Entered l949