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ROBERT ADRIAN MacINTYRE
Entered 1956
University of Pennsylvania
Hob arrives in school with a very worn look at nine o’clock
each morning. This probably comes from the punishment he
suffers battling the Jackson Heights commuters for an under­
ground space. But he revives, and, after lunch, Robert can
usually be found energetically playing chess with people no one
would have ever dreamed knew the game existed. His participa­
tion in Intramurals and gym is twice as exuberant as his addic­
tion to the chessmen. He has also contribted for three years to
the Wrestling Team. Bob’s answer of “Siberia” to any and all
history questions will ring out for posterity through Mr. Dan-
forth's room.

DAVID KEITH MANO
Entered 1953
Columbia
Dave, who hand paints his own ties and wears pajama tops to
dances, has greatly influenced the student body. Aside from be­
ing one of the best editors of the Trinity Times in recent years,
Dave is probably the best Bruner-Smith-joke-spotter in the Senior
Class. Dave’s talents are not limited to the literary, though;
he has also been seen on the gridiron and intramural field and
is the Two Hundred Fiftieth Class’s answer to Humphrey
Bogart. The fact that he is the same height as Napoleon may lead
him to decide to take over the world. But have no fear. His will
be a rule of mercy and love.

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