Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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HENRY HARRISON SCOTT lll Entered I947 HERCULES SEGALAS Entered l9-'14 Columbia-J. V. Football '49, Capt. '50, Var- sity '51, Capt. '52, Varsity Wrestling '49, '50, '51, Capt. '52, Varsity Track '49, '50, '57, '52, Varsity Baseball 52. Here is Trinity's Jim Thorpe. Scotty has consist- ently been building up a fabulous quantity of letters in almost every major sport. His feats in wrestling are legion, as well they might be, as Harry has been wrestling Varsity for six years. His won-lost record during this time leans heavily to the won column. As a matter of fact, Harry was undefeated in his last twenty matches of team competition, extending over a period of three years. Yale-Valedictorian, Cum Laude, Tau Delta Sigma, Student Council '50, '5l, Pres. '52, Yearbook '52, Trinity Times '52, J. V. Football '49, Varsity '57, J. V. Basketball '50, Varsity '52, J. V. Baseball '49, '50, Varsity '51, '52. Intelligent, quiet, and unassuming, Herc easily won the election for President ot the Student Council. In addition to his Cum Laude grades, he is no slouch in athletics, either. When he could persuade his knee to stand up underneath him he was first string material on most of the Varsity teams. 24

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Stevens Institute of Technology-Varsity Soccer '52, Having an affinity for bright, odd shirts and even brighter, odder ties, Bob dazzles all with his ability to master incomprehensible mathematical problems. He regards Math IV as dessert, as he takes no less than four math courses, including physics and mechanical drawing. Through with his classes, Bob retires to the library, ostensibly as a librarian. We suspect, however, that the time is spent making up new relativity theories. Brown. The class' big enigma, nobody knows what Bill does or where he goes after school. At school Bill bears the unshakable belief that anything that has to be done in a hurry iust is not worth doing at all. Bill's basketball team reached the finals of the intra-mural championships this year on the strength of his fancy hook shots. Little Willie has been the bane of Mr. Maier's exist- ence lately by appearing quite innocent of the fact that Spanish is a language. 23 ROBERT EUGENE NORTON Entered 1951 WILLIAM DUNCAN PRINGLE Entered I944

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Undecided. Al is definitely one of the quieter members of the infamous Sixth Form. His great love is base- ball, which he plays during football, basketball and baseball seasons. Occasionally the coaches get a little irked when a hardball comes winging its way during a tight basketball game. One of Al's biggest iobs appears to be that of trying to exercise some restraint on his exuberant young brother-a icb which we gladly leave to him. ll New York-Gamma Phi, J. V. Football '49, '50, Varsity '51, '52, Varsity Wrestling '50, 51, '52, Tony is the ambassador to Trinity from Greece. Daily, during lunch period, standing in front of a large wall map, he admonishes a large audi- ence not to lose sight of the fact that Greece soon will become the fourth member of the Big Three. Two-Ton Tony served with distinction this year on the grunt-and-groan squad and was a dependable defensive player on the Varsity Football Team. 25 ALAIN SIBILLE Entered i949 ANTHONY DAN SPIROPOULOS Entered T948