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PETER LAWRENCE VOGELSON

Entered 1953
Cornell
Examine the annals of any Trinity organization and you are
sure to find the name of Peter Vogelson, for Pete tries to do
everything and do it well. An anchorman on Trinity’s line
in football, Pete instilled in his mates the same spirit which
embellishes his own prowess. As a member of the Student Coun­
cil, the Glee Club, and the Yearbook staff, Pete has made him­
self necessary in the success of any project launched in the
school. In short, Pete’s scanty stature belies his value to Trinity
School and his future success in any field fortunate of his
choice.

NICHOLAS DONNELL WARD
Entered 1947
Columbia
Nick has passed his twelve years at Trinity with an im­
placable lower jaw and a valiant stubbornness which defeats
antagonists before they get started. His extraordinary musical
talent and organization ability have made him a well known and
valuable member of the class. When he is not horrifying Mr.
Bruner-Smith will his sardonic chapel announcements or per­
turbing poor M. Bolduc, he may be found controlling the Glee
Club or rhearsing for the newest dramatic production. Nick’s
plaster-cracking laugh, which resembles a Jupiterian thunder­
clap, will long resound through these hallowed halls.

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