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WARREN McCLAMROCH HOGE
Entered 1957
Yale
Although Warren has spent only a year and a half at Trinity,
he has quickly established himself as one of the leaders of the
school’s elite. Jules has learned more about the social inner
workings of the school than many of the pupils of longer tenure.
This well-dressed Apollo of Trinity has employed his mellifluous
voice notably in the Glee Club, the Eleven, and as the muder-
ously sinister judge in Ten Little Indians. Warren seems to
have obtained all the bounties that life can afford. With his
Honor Roll grades, and impressive mien, his future seems guar­
anteed, if not pre-ordained.

LOUIS FRANK IACUEO

Entered 1956
Columbia
Louis is a shining example of the 1 rinity Gentleman. He has
long been one of the school’s pillars of respectability, especially
in his efforts to keep the towel supply from dwindling. How­
ever, in any Senior Class there are necessarily those who feel the
need for an object upon which to heap their abuse and sarcasm.
It is the mettle of the receiver that is pointed up by these
displays, and Louis in his own quiet way has shown that he is
an ample match for the Class Wits, be it in First Period Cal­
culus or Seventh Period Study. Fenian Louie has received a
complete college preparation.

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