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GEORGE EDWARD ANDREWS, of East Grand Rapids, Michigan, was prepared at Phillips Academy. George participated in several extra-curriculars, including the Campus Chest, the Chapel Cabinet, the Senate, and the Sports Organization. George路 served as a Junior Adviser as well. He was a member of the Medusa. George was captain of both the varsity squash and tennis teams. He was president of his fraternity, Alpha Delta Phi.
WILLIAM H. GISH, of Westport, Connecticut, came to Trinity from Staples High. Bill played end on the football team senior year. His many pass receptions marched the team to frequent touchdowns. In his defensive work on the lacrosse squad he thwarted many streaking attackmen. He was a notable member of the basketball squad for two years also. Bill was a brother at Alpha Delta Phi.
MICHAEL VOORHEES DAWES, of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, was prepared at the Hill School. Mike路 played both freshman and varsity football and lacrosse. Junior year he served as a J.A. Mike sang and toured with the favorite campus singing group, the Trinidads for four years. He was a brother at Alpha Delta Phi.
MARCUS CHRISTIAN HANSEN, of Denver, Colorado, was a graduate of Jefferson High School there. Chris was a member of QED and served as secretary of the house one year. The successful season that the Jesters enjoyed our senior year was largely due to Chris' management of them as president.
CHRISTOPHER MATTHEW DUNHAM, of Meadowbrook, Pennsylvania, came to the College from William Penn Charter School. Chris played freshman football. He was on the squash team and the baseball squad for four years. Chris was a member of the Intramural Board and the Sports Organization .as well. He helped raise money for the Campus Chest yearly drive. Chris was a brother at the Hall.
RANDOLPH KINGSBURY LOCKE came to the, College from Barrington High School in Rhode Island. Randy was very active in the religious life of the College, serving as an acolyte, a member of ' the vestry, a participant in the Christian Association, and as a lay reader for three years. Randy played football freshman year and rowed crew on both the J.V. and the varsity teams.