Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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HANNS MICHAEL STABENAU Entered T940 'Q' JOHN MERVILLE WEED Entered l95O Cornell-Gamma Phi, Trinity Times '52, Year- book '52, Glee Club '49, '52, Rifle '57, '52, Varsity Soccer '52, Varsity Wrestling '57, '52, Mike's face is conspicuously absent from many pages cf this opus, not because he is camera shy, but because he was the Yearbook photog' rapher. Through twelve years of Trinity life Mike has maintained honor averages as well as add- ing his laconic wit to the publications and his voice to the Glee Club. Mike has lately been identified with those kings of country style, the Biloxi Boll Weevils. Hope-Yearbook '52, Band '51, '52, J. V. Base- ball '52. Echoing and re-echoing through the hallowed halls daily can be heard the very delicate tones of Weed's Sousaphone. After unwinding himself from his yards of tin he acliourns to Sam's to discuss the state of the world with the proletariat of the lower forms or sneeks to his studios to draw architectural paintings of towering new skyscrapers. 26

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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

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Vermont-Trinity Times '50, '57, '52, Year- book '52: Chess '49, Mgr. '50, '51, Dramatic Club '51, Varsity Wrestling Mgr. '50, '5l. Now that Elizabeth ll has beaten him to the throne, Weenie is learning French songs a la Trenet: so if the French decide they need a gov- ernment he can take over with a minimum of fuss. Meanwhile, however, Weenie is instruct- ing the uneducated Americans how the King's English should be spoke. The butt of occasional well-meant buttoonery, Bob takes all in stride. ROBERT OTWAY-WARD WEENOLSEN Entered l948 enior Cfajj po! Most Respected: Hanna Most Popular: Segalas Best Athlete: Scott Favorite Master: Mr. Bruner-Smith, Mr. Danforth Most Likely To Succeed: Hanna Wittiest: Carroll Most Comic: Gidley Most Brilliant: Kramer Class Wheel: Segalas Wisc-acre: Stabenau, Hill Talks Most, Says Least: Weenolsen Done Most For Trinity: Hanna Done Trinity For Most: Newman 3est Dressed: Disston Gets Away With Most: Newman Class Diplomat: Hanna 27 Biggest Bullthrcwer: Spiropoulos Noisiest: Bell Quietest: Norton Handsomest: Locke Parlor Athlete: Norton Big Operator: Newman Woman Hater: Harrison Most ln Love With Himself: Logan Outstanding 2:30 Stroller: Pringle Gets Around Most: Allen Thinks He Does: Disston Most Naive: Logan Laziest: Pringle Best Dancer: Disston Class lndividualist: Stabenau, Weenolsen Most Eccentric: Weenolsen