St James School - Bai Yuka Yearbook (St James, MD)
- Class of 1959
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' BOARD OF TRUSTEES SAINT JAMES SCHOOL SAINT JAMES MARYLAND THE RIGHT REVEREND NOBLE C POWELL D D L LD PRESIDENT The Rt Rev Harry L Doll DD Mr r 1 1 I' Lours Burton Davrd W Byron Robert K Chr rstenberry H Douglas Cotton Robers M Fred Charles S Gardner J Lucrus Kellanr Henry Lardlaw Sr Henry B Lardlaw John U Markell Russell Nelson J Davrs Rerchard John J Serbels Bayard Stockton Henry B Thompson Albert G Warfreld Wrllram Webster Stanley Woodrward BALTIMORE MARYLAND Baltrmore Maryland Georgetown Delaware Hagerstown Maryland New York New York Baltrmore Maryland Paeonran Sprrngs Vrrgrnra Blue Rrdge Summrt Pennsylvanra Belle Haven Vrrgrnra New York New York Plarnfreld New Jer ey Frederrck Maryland McConnellsburg Pennsylvanra Coral Cables Florrda Columbra South Car olrna SCHOOL PHYSICIANS Robert V L Campbell MD Lawrence Packer M D Prrnceton New Jer ey Relsterstown Maryland Baltrmore Maryland Boston Massachusetts New York New York Hager stou n Mar yland Hager stown Maryland M .'.' rrcr.,.. .rcc . . rcrc.. , rrc, ,,,, , Y .,,sr,..rccrc.,rc, , , Mr- . 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Hill Director of Athletics Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics B.S.C.E., West Virginia Universityg Fairmont State College J. Roger Palmer A.B., Harvard Universit George C. Price Art AB., Lenoir Rhyme Collegeg L.I..D., University' of North Carolina English y The Rev. Beverly B. Lamb Chaplain Sacred Studies University of Southern California Boston Universityg B.D., Nashotah House Seminary FACULTY F53- The Rev. R. K. Feaster George Hopkins Coaoli. Jxltilllr Footlmallg 5Clf'nCP.4Nllatlieinallcs Junior Varsity Basketlmallg Varsity lrack B-5, TFHIHY LUHPSCS AB.. Lebanon Valley College BLA. in Teaching. University of Vermont BD., United Theological Seminary Edward L. Moore English A.B., Davidson College Edward S. Warfield. Jr. Mathematics. Spanish BA., Johns Hopkins University hummer ...-....., -A.. if A Albert C. Sencindiver Xlathenialicf A.B.. Washington College FACULTY Lawrence C. Hoyer Biology, General Science B.A., Wesleyan College George C. Belden Registrar Spanish. French A.B.. Harvardg University of Poitiers: University of Cenevag Berlitz Scluml uf Languages James C. Davis, Jr. History, Civics BA.. Rollins College Nut Pictured: joseph B. Stubbs. Jr History A.B.. Emory lniversity Helen R. Long, Librarian A.B., B.S., Kansas State Teachers College STAFF Susan F. Bester, Secretary Nellie K. Moats, Bookkeeper Mary K. Cross, Nurse DEDICATIO Tluoughout thc past 3031, ae ln many p1ev1ous ones, yOlI1 aduce md mfluencc hlve been of gxcat lmpoltance the SCIH01 clfx s and to the ICSI of the School You1 presence has nevel been wlthout notlce Wldl a loud and Hl1th011f3.tlV6 volce you hfue accomphshed ou1 Wants ind needs YOU1 IICIGQS md contmull effolte Ill the pelpetuatlon of lcaln mg, has not been mthout 1v11l You have 1ep11manded us when me have been WV1Ollg, you have planned 11s when we have been 11ffht You have lepresented ou1 mtereqts and comphshments vou have been one of us And so, M1 Gcolge W H111 we, the clase of 1959 mth ploud and SIIIUIC dCX0ll0ll do heleby dedlcate thls lssue of the Baz Yuka to you md to youl nevel dylng 1nte1est ln the btudent of Sami Jamee School . . . , , . , ' ' ' T 1 , 2 , ' ' ' t0 ' QF. Q ' L . ' ' , ' c 7 .f ' i . ' ' Q - 4 1 . 4 w w . 4 ' ac - t ,c 4 1 , , - . ,, . . Q '. Y L. i c . , M 7 . , . . . f . 'K . . . . . . N a 1 C' ' C v 0 . , . , L , ,' . , -.' ,,. 7 ' - ' . ' ' v I Z . . . , 5 ,' . GEORGE W. HILL N MEMORI NN 5 I-wine Huuhddnu gy-g than. WILLIAWI MALPIN KELLFTT Born August 10 1936 Dled August 23 1919 Eser QIIICC Blll Kellett the son of Doctor Kellett a former head master flfgt came to Salnt James Qchool hls 1ncred1ble WVlSdOITl and fore lght earned the respect of exerxone wlth whom he came ln contact When hls age pernntted Blll entered the lower Qehool and galned the prxceles thorough f0l1Itd3ll0Il YNlllCl'l Mr and Mrs Nelson were able to confer ln the Lpper School he partlclpated fully Ill all phases of qalnt James llfe rangmb from xarsmty LHIHHIIICICQ and respected membershlps on the Honor and Prefect Lounclls to the trusted posltxon of Student Coach for loner Qchool Basketball and later rec1p1ent of the Centennlal Prlze for outstandlng contrlbutlon to the welfare of the school B111 Praduated from Salnt James School ln June 1955 and at tended Washlnffton and Lee LIIIXETQIU for one wear lffiltqfefflfh- the Unlxexsxty of Chattz-1noo,a after hls famlly mowed to Tennessee Tlus hfe of promlse ended ln an al.1t0IIl0bllf' accldent that oc curred on August 23 1908 Way he rest ln peace -'V'-A '-IS P H1 nlxwx omg-r 1.1 yi-, - - . :wi , .1.1 'A ' 1 .lr-vt I.. ,. f' .V-4 , C.. T12 Nl'-Z-In mmm tt ..,,,-,. ., lwmvh-:mst lnwrk'-uh Xu-I' ' Ihlfllvxh Xuwwfluh Dlmulk-:nl Clnfluh , T , L ' A Z 1 . . 1 S ,., , ' ' ' ' , . J 1 L , . Q . Y . V tt, . . - x N . . . - . . . . . K 1 U 4 Y L Y h L A . . . . . 4 V x X. 1 0' D 1 1 1 vt Q ' . I . Y . Y Y - U to . C , v ' , , , . . , ' ' U' ' . ' ' , L .. ,- , . THE PHILOSOPHY OF SAINT JAMES SCHOOL The school attempts to glV6 each student a sound knowledge of general academlc sublects addmg fullness to hrs hfe whether he lntends to go on to more advanced levels of formal learmnb or no thls end IS achleved through teachmg hlm ,good habits of study and above all clear lo 1 cal and thorouch methods of th1nk1n We bellewe scholar hlp to be a challen e and a prnllege Our earnest hope lt to be able to be able to meet that challenge and to be worthy of that prlvllege H , . . . L . . . 0, tg ax 1 M Y, Siam., my rr ' nr.- g f 9 9 D or ' ' rr 9 D' t 5 . 7 S . g . Y. . tl The school strn es to develop the character of the boys entrusted 1n IIS care and to foster the rowth of mtebrlty sense of personal and group respon Slblllty and a high standard of honor i N 1 N N r N .fu - .7 7 .' -. fr' ' rr D 7 ...a-- I - - .3 , Y ix 1 I 'N ' 77 1 sms, 1. 84- QI 1 .-,gg FALL ATHLETICS The well developed and varled 3thlCtlC program at Salnt James School contrnued to offer rnterest and excltement to both partlclpants and observers In addltlon to the blg two, football and cross country the program added two new frelds of lnterest, soccer and tennrs Football must take the spotlrght as the falls most excrtrng spectacle A speedy back freld and a strong llne made for an 1I'lt616StlIlg lf not excltlng season The Cross Country team wlth ltS veteran nucleus lacked reserves, but strll managed to post three wrns Tennls and soccer mcreased ln poptllarrty throughout the fall and seemed to frnd a place among fall athletrcs The coaches, under the dnectlon of Athletrc Drrector, George Hlll, added a new Splflt and deslre to wln, whrch seemed to have dlsappeared 1n recent years All the teams showed tremendous desne to learn and to Improve upon thelr mrstakes One can overlook the losrng record and see a successful season Many slgns pOlHt to the eventful return of Salnt James champlonshrp teams, and th1s fall was a large step rn that dlICCtl0l1 . ' 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL Frrst Row L to R Colhns ,lay Stem PotL Cervmo co captam Pa e co captam Lathrom Holmead Stacey Youn Second Row Mr L Hoyer Head Coach Pollard 'NIana cr DeVeau Shepherd C Satterthwaxte Nlrchael Shaw Srepert Kay Lucas Mr E Warfreld Asslstant Coach ODonnell J manager Third Row 0Donnell C Spancer Kmg Haeberle Sellar Burke Powers The 1958 Salnt James football season could be Cl3SSlf1Cd as one durmg whlch the team s potentlal was not completely reallzed The best game played by the varslty team was affamst Landon School, whlch, 1111111 that event, was undefeated That record was drsputed unt1l Landon, rn the last few seconds of the contest, won wlth a score of 16 12 What our team learned couldnt necessarlly be Judoed by the number of games won or lost, but by the experlence gamed and the sportsmanshlp dlsplayed by our players 1 - -- 1 1 QS 1 ' 1 g 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 U. , . - . U. . . . - - A - 1:1 - - - - 1 1 1 1 ra 1 1 1 -1 1 S . . . . ' ' . 1 . ' . ' - 7 S' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 v 1 '1 7 ' 7 '7 l 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 - . . . C . ' - , . . 0. V VARSITY SENIORS T STRING -XT'l'ERTHWAITEg PAGE: STACEYQ BURKE KAY CERVINOg SIEPERT Kay throvw Qcreen pa s to Stem agamst ST Steph:-:nb Kay gets off good pa in Longfe-llow game. Sellar throw block for Power Stem pnparm tc mah tackle UNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL !r5lf-74 5 7 B P 60 77 BARTLETT AND COOLEY CO CAPTAINS FIRST ROW L to R MEGREGIAN ASSISTANT COACH M KING MORIN MORTON RANISBURCH CANINIACK CLEVIENTS HEATON HORD DILLON MANAGER SECOND ROW DE VEAU ASSISTANI' COACH LINDEN BUSHONG REINHART CHEW .IAMES STEIN LOUDEN RANISEY SLAGLE BRUNIBACH NIcCALI.UNI 'NIR I G DAVIS IR HEAD COACH . I Q . W Q' I I I I . :A V I I - W? . i 'I 9 As 4, -A sg A. : , f. '94 : i 9 , 3 V I ' , ' ' 4 z 4 : 9 4 5 - 3 g I g , , 3 . . . . , ., . AT OMS FOOTBALL l'ront row L to R Shepherd A 'Nlackenzle Davls Wlclntyre co captaln Orem co Captaln Stotlar Kmg N Ford J wonSchlegell Second row Slea men Sampeon Nlaclt Colton We-aber M1l1er C Ttlton Brltton Thlrd row Lral lull a 1 ant coach Rex R Fea ter coach Nlcholla a ltant coach UNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Front row L to R Boyd Rome Rutled L l ope Cro xenor Knet-cha Qhepherd R ZIIZEMIIL F0 el Holme btockton Second row Hamalxer Tate Hardman Nlrller IJ Thaxcr Bennett Pitt. Wallace Cowen Harr Broadfleld Craxe DeV1lb1 s Clme - - -- 7 -7 - 7 7 - 7 ' 3 7 ' 7 7 7 -7 -7 7 . . . .. . . 7' . ' . ' . ' 7. i 'U ' QQQ 7 7 S 7 - 7 A 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 E 7 77-I , . . 5 , g s, sss .1 L 4 L 9 1 7 w l 7 . .. . ,. J . ., . . ,. . U . Q. 7 - -- 7 7 S 7 7 Y I 7 7 7 - 7 -7 7 U 7 M7 . . . . ' . ., . . ' .. ' . ' 7 . . ' . -Q -4 7 7 7 . . , .7 - . . x7 7 J - 7 7 L 5 7 VARSITY FALL TENNIS Mwmiv0P,, ,gf nu lm l Jptznn jnm Lm url N amlm L n um Ol 1.11 x VARSITY CROSS-COU TRY H111 Head Coach Kneeling, L. to R.: Tuftsg Rawlinsg Warren, Captaing Jacksnnq Fordg Standing: Allisung Ingham: Blachlyg Thayerg Noyesg Mr. G. W Samt James FALL SPORTS 1958 VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Baltlmore Frlends Samt James Longfellow Samt James Sldwell Frlends Samt James Landon Samt James Georgetoxs n Samt James Samt Paul s Samt James VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY flow score WIIISJ Woodberry Forest Samt James Samt Albans Samt James So Hagerstown Samt J amfs Mercersburg Samt James Randolph Macon Samt James Samt Pauls Samt James Samt Albans Samt Stephens Salnt James Landon Samt James Mercersburg Samt James Georgetown Samt James Mercersbur Samt James Landon Samt James Georgetown Hlgh School FALL TENNIS Cancelled Cancelled Samt James Randolph Macon Mldgets Salnt James Mercersburg Thlrds Samt James Landon Jumor Varslty Samt James McDonogh Jumor Varslty Samt James Randolph Macon M1dgC1S Samt James Charles Town Jumor Varsity FALL SOCCER Samt Jamw Wllllam port Jumor Varslty Samt James Clear Sprlng Jumor V8fSlty Samt James Boonsboro Jumor Varslty Samt James Samt James So Hagerstown Jumor Varslty Samt James Wllllam port Jumor Varslty Samt James Boonsboro Jumor Varsxty Samt James Mercersburg Jumor Varslty ATOMS FOOTBALL Samt James Landon 120 s Samt James Randolph Macon Mltes Samt James Harrlsburg Academy Jumors Samt James C3TlCelled LongkH0w 120s Cancdkd Samt James Randolph Macon M1168 9 ' .ssIs.sI,,s....,,,c,,re.. 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'U-anna-' Coache Front to Back Nlr H111 Track Nlr Warfxeld Football 'Nlr Hoyer Football Captam Front to Back Pa e Football Cersmo Football Warren Cro s Country V! -Ml Q Q .-.W lf ll Fo le s, :..', Q.. ', gi. , . 'S, rg, z 3' , S - VARSITY CLUB Kay The 1958 59 Varslty Club has bettered the lnterest 1n sports held by people at Samt James School By sponsoring such act1v1t1es as pep rallles the Club has lnsured the mam tenance of the Athletlc Department s vltahty on the campus As 1n prevxous years the Club at graduatlon has glven an award to the outstandmg athlete of the year In short th Varslty Club has kept HIIVC the spmt of Samt James Standing, L. to R.: Jacksong Warreng Pageg Noyesg Pottsg Cervino, Presidentg Stein, Jeffreyg Yotmgg Lathromg . . V . . . . , . . - . , . . . . ' 7 9 , ' ' . , e ' ' ss - - - as ATHLETIC COUNCIL Flrst Row L to R Potts Kay Warren Page Shaw Sells Stem Jeffrey Cervmo Jackson Second Row Mr Davls Mr Palmer Father Owens Mr Hoyer Mr Hxll Mr Belden Mr Warfield The Athletlc Councll of Salnt James School, headed by Coach George Hlll and comprlsed of the coaches and captams of all the varslty sports actlvated durmg the school year, has met ln Father Owens offlce three times durmg the year to declde who was to recelve varslty and junlor varslty awards for exceptlonal ablllty 1n sports durmg the respectlve seasons At these meet mgs, whlch have been scheduled at the end of each sports season, the Councll has passed IIS Judg ment on the b3SlS of the manner ln whlch superlatlve students have observed tralnmg rules and have achleved certam h1gh standards ln athletlcs In maklng 1tS judgments, thls group always has adhered to 1tS const1tut1on and by laws W1thout exceptlon the judgments have proven wlse and Just ones l 1 t ,- -1 9: :::,, , , -I 2, Q, Q Q. 2.Q. ,. . ' 9- 4 1 . - . ' ' s nu . ., , SECOND FOR 5 V V lb AA Kneellng L to R Colton R Dlllon R Bxrely C Sleasman C Henry L 2nd Row Mack D Sampson R T1lton W Snyder J Putnam R Ford J 3rd Row Mrller C Weaber M Shepherd A Orem D Clark W Slagle D Holmes K THIRD FORM 'si H Flrst Row L to R Von Schlegell Fogel Hart Louden Mackenzle Chew Bushong Brumbach Boyd Rutledge Shep pard R Tufts Stotlar Bntton Second Row Gross Burke Rawlms Davls Broadheld Hord Bennett McCallum Pope Thayer ,w'.1,'5f-jf Q, W1 -ite. V A ' Q -' . -fa! Xe.: ,. ., g Q .K Z . .:'i,t' 'K'-'A .'r v3 ' 'aah - ' X ' , ' r rp f. 0 rv '-- ' 1 ff, . J 1' -..-. e T '?: M 4 - 'X-- '-Z'-S'-i A : it iw' S 1 Q-up...-Q-Q gin l , 1 fs Q . ' . rm... V - 4 d , k x04 1 u v I I . 4 . 1 7 w 'ff . - H' X ,I ' .9 I Q, - . , 4 s 1 1 'f ' ': e J- x -. 1' 2 : I . -4 V . A f -, - I J 1 I I . n l 1 I I ' - 9 ' Y 1 7 Y 1 7 7 7 7 , s -5 3 5 - 3 9 3 Q Q 3 5 Q 3 Z - Wlde eyed and apprehenslve the new Samt James students entered a strange world of hurrled confuslon, hearty hand shaking and summer remlnlsclng Soon howeyer they learned to conmve for a few extra polnts on thelr grades and beg for a smaller number of unlts flflegular members of the work squad were unsuc cessful 1n the latter attempt howewer Clear skles and the b1te of an October wmd lured Samt James enthusxasts out to NOTTIS fleld where they cheered for the Football and Cross Country teams the debate became a frxendly dl cu QIOD Wlde eyed and apprehen ne Week day mormngs found bleary eyed scholars and frenzled teachers battlmg xt out ln the heated atmosphere of Kemp Hall Gradually the battle became an energetlc debate and the debate a frlendly dlscusslon As the fall merged 1nto wlnter and the students stopped to conslder lmportant thmgs they reallzed that the combmatlon of an energetlc school Splrlt, dedlcated teachers, and a Stimulating envrronment was forming a great school year of whlch thls was but the begmmng Durmg the three seasons of the school year fall wmter and sprmg few students and masters really gave senous thought to the humble, yet efflclent, staff of dletlclan, cleaning women dmmg room workers, and mamtenance men who tolled behmd the scenes to make the school a better place m which to l1ve Those who dld remember the many deeds of klnd ness performed by these hard workmg men and women happlly reallzed that these were the ones who, ln thelr special way alded lmmeasulably ln lflaklng llfe much more comfortable for every one . . . . . 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N: . .. . . . . . v . . . . .1 7 ' ' 's sf l T v 9 . .. ... . . , - - so - as , 1 D . 7 .Y . - . . . . . . . 1 . , r -1 id WINTER ATHLETICS Whlle the flerce blasts of wmter s wlnd roared outslde those sufflclently fortunate to partlclpate ln Basketball 1ns1de the gym let off a l1ttle steam of thelr own Desplte the tremendous energy and fme quallty of the Samt James Bas ketball players the group d1d not experlence a successful season Nevertheless the team d1d dlsplay a degree of spoltsmanshlp that was admlrable Meanwhlle the Track and Soccer team mates braved the bitter chllls thus provlng that Salnt James students could wardmg ones Performlng capably at the W ashmgton Star Track Meet ln Washlngton D C the large Track team 1n creased 1ts envlable reputat1on Later the runners prepared for sprmg days when Track would recelve an even larger response from players and partlclpants allke That the wmter Soccer team dld not w1n all thelr games proved dlsap po1nt1ng to many but to others It demonstrated the 1nd1cat1on that next year s team mlght be able to proflt from llllS year s Soccer errors . . . , . . 7 9 ' 9 7 . . , . . profit from adverse circumstances and turn them into re- . . 7 . U . - ' 9 , 7 . . , , . . . , ARSITY SOCCER Flrst Row L to R Lucas Cralghlll Cervmo Second Row ODonnel1 J Manager Ingham Bartlett Cooley Steele Louden Bennett Satterthwaxte Potts Captam Hardman Stacey ODonnell C Fajardo Powers Zltzewxtz Hamaker M.r J G Davls Head Coach WINTER VARSITY SOCCER The Soccer team did not have an overly suc- cessful season, as far as the record was concerned, but the members learned many valuable points that will enable them to make fewer mistakes next year. This yearis team had quite a bit of bad luck in that it lost many of the games in the last three seconds of playing time. The Coach, Mr. Davis, has attributed this misfortune to a lack of the will to wm. Despite the fact that the victories were not numerous, the Captain, Dewey Potts, did a com- mendable job of leading the team throughout the entire season. The Goalie, Rick Craighill, valiantly tried to defend the goals scored. Dennis Cervino, Bill Lucas, and Tagart Steele were others who per- formed to their utmost so that the team might have the depth of strength that it needed. It is hoped by the Coach, Team Manager, and team members alike that next yearis Soccer group will have a better season, and will be able to regain the I.A.C. Championship that our school deserves so greatly. Surely, with skill, determination, and knowledge gained from this year's errors, this dream will become a reality. JU IOR ARSITY SOCCER ,f3x First Row, L. to R.: Snyderg Mackg Second Row: Pittsg Gravesg Hang Knetscheg Slagleg Allisong Miller, D.g Wallaceg Pollardg Tate: Stocktong Mr. Baker, Head Coach. NP VARSITY BASKETB LL F t Row L to R Snepert Kay Collmi Stem Jay Captam Shaw Stem James SCCOH'-'l ROW Ur L Hoyer Head Coach Broadfleld Lathrom 'Nhchael Goodall Kmg C DeVeau Cammack Manager JU IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SWEET ull, 5141: 0 5 Fxrst Row L to R Ramsburgh Mackenzxe Jones Lmhart Kmg M Burke Captam OCrady Morton Clements WBQICY Second Row Wir Fea ter Head Coach Flelden Davxs Kmg N Bu hong Brumbach Nlcholai Thayer Rawhns McCallum Clark Morm Manager , Q 'A A ' , Z YQ , ' 5 L K I 9 I ' 1 ig I ' , A! K S1 4 H li I E . . A X - S . -E 1 I lr 5 i A ' -1, ' 5 , 0 l K 1 n 1 4 4 Q 1 . ' I ' 1 - ' . ' . ' . V Q 1 u Y ' 9 A 7 J 7 1 '7 Y 7 S 7 1 I A - 5 , 9 5 1 1 -3 5 5 9 -1 S 5 3 5- ,. . ATOMS BASKETBALL Furs! Row L to R Weaber Ford I Stotlar Colton Orem Shepherd R Holmes Dxllon Second Row 'Nlr Warfxeld Head Coach Brltton Sampson Mxller C Shepherd A Cross Rome Rutledge Sleasman Pope Man ager , . .. , , ., , Q Q , ., , , . . 1 Q Q l 1 -5 r 'S 1 9 1 1 1 ' I TER TRACK 429 -ff' n,:. lakh! 2 41. 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A wk K y - - -2 A Q Ss 4 s 2 A - , 3 4 4 1 Z P S 52 3 1 -I Q Q S Z 3 - WINTER SPORTS 1958 59 VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY SOCCER Samt Jan1es Randolph Macon Salnt James Landon Samt James Samt Albans Samt James Sldwell Frlends Salnt James Samt Stephens Samt James Salnt Paul s Salnt James Landon Salnt James Georgetown Salnt James Salnt Albans Salnt James Georgetown Samt James Samt Stephens Salnt James Sldwell F rlends Samt James York Country Dav JUNIOR VARSITY Salnt James Clear Sprlng Jumor Varslty Salnt James Wlll13mSpOft Jumor VBTSIIY Salnt James Boonsboro Jumor Varslty Salnt James Charles Town Jumor Varsity Salnt James BASKETBALL Salnt Marla Gorettl Jumor VBISIIY Salnt James Samt Marla Gorettl Jumor Varslty Samt James Wlll1amSpOft Jumor Varsxty Samt James Boonsboro Jumor Varslty Samt James Charles Town Jumor Varslty Samt James Lanflon Samt James Salnt Albans Samt James Sldwell Frlends Samt James Salnt Stephens Salnt James Fplscopal Salnt James Landon Samt James Georgetown Salnt James Salnt Albans Samt James Geor etown Samt James Salnt Stephens Salnt James Slclwell Frxends Salnt James Longfellow JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCFR Saint James Landon Salnt James Sldwell Frlends Saint James Samt Albans Samt James Samt Albans Salnt James Sldwell Frlends 9 ' sssss C.sa..s.ss..sss...sAs..s........ ss...ss sssss 3 6 4 ' - 4 sssss,.....ssss,..s. s..ss s..ss....., ,.ssssss...,s 7 z 1 so,,s ' ,ss,s.f........... 4 sssssss...IsL......s........s...,s,s,ss , ...,s 23 ' 69 ' ' '--a --avp,-ss--af--ss,------,,---,sss,v----,-,ss ,.,.,-...vss. 2 3 ' ' P-PiPiAi-PA'AivYPVP--g-AVP-APV'Viiii------------b-Av--v-i-----P- L . . 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' ........,,...,.,22s1.,.,.,...22s2........11............,,.,,3... 32 . . . . . unbn Inbbi - 47 ' ,2....23.....,,...,,3....,3..,..,.............,....1.32......33. 39 . . . . -Avppv ippp --E-- - U pipp 34 ' ....,,...,3.,,,...,....... ..,..331.............,,......33233.3. 4 0 ' ' ,L 3.2,.,...22....33.,,.,.,...,...3323. . 45 ' .,...,....,..,,...........,,....23..........,,..........323,,... 30 ' ' ...3,,3,,..,.221...,..33223,.,3..3,. 50 WI TER COACHES AND CAPTAINS 3-an-v Y -Q-nm. Coaches Front to Back 'Nlr HLU Track Nlr Dau Soccer Nlr Hoyer Ba ketball Captaxns Front to Back Stem Jeffrex Ba ketball Jackion Track Potts Soccer 't 1 Hx t i o C ' l Q 5 N A' Q 5 li filx Q ---J it Q 1 t 4' , , 1. C 73. 31 I V if - --- Wag vf Lt wi? ff , ,,..f.-,, t 5 - LV ML ' in t , , f A - - -. . , C in M 'R V , :..', g.. S, Q.. ', s . ' , 1 ' , S 9 V , 9 , - Horatio Alger Noyes gives his all It's a blazing finish at Mercersburg. Young shows the opposition how to do it. RAILROAD CLUB v ,1,'- Standlng L to R Welll Ramsey Marbury Nlchols Slepert The Samt James Southern Model Rallroad Club the flrst such club ln the schools hlstory was founded the fall of 1958 w1th the express purpose of hlllldlllg a model rallroad ln the basement of Father Owens house Th1s project was be un and fmanced by the members them selves who executed the work durmg then' free tlme Al though every member labored on the I'31ll0-Hd to an equal extent C111 Slepert and Stuart Ramsey made the plans for the entlre lawout whlch was expected to be completed by the concluslon of the school year A 2 5 . , ab KJ . 'K' Y I X . x - . . V , r I Y .vw-ff - - q A . pf 1 N w - -3 a ye 7 1 ' 7 . . , . . , In . . , . ' ' U - . D 9 ' ' 7 ' 1 y ' 1 1 7 A PREF ECT COUNCIL Throughout the years of Salnt James School s exlstence, the members of the Prefect Councll have played a wltal role 1n the llfe of each student Elected by the student body and approved by the faculty thev have lnstructed boys 1n becomlng an lntegral part of Salnt James School standards of decorum The prefects of 19:18 1959 have been dlfferent from prev1ous groups 1n that, wlthout resortmg unnecessarllv to forceful tactlcs, they have taught the student body how to behave ln all cases, lt has not been easy to teach prlnclples of conduct IH a soothlng fashlon, but these lnstances have been the excep tlons rather than the rules The splendld co operatlon glven the prefects by the students and masters has enabled thls year s Prefect Councll to enjoy the accompllshment of an admlrable Job Because of the determmatlon of these eleven men students have learned to respect everyone and to walk 1n the rlght lanes of l1fe They have become successful puplls They have understood f'N'kt: ig W i Seated: Cervino, Senior Prefect. Standing, L. to R.: Stein, Jeffreyg Jacksong Youngg Lathromg ,Ionesg Pottsg Noyesg Lucasg Warren Page. W . , . . ' 7 ' 1 1 n - 42 HONOR CGUNCIL Seated L to R Noyes Cervmo Presldent Lathrom Standmg SICDCXT Brownell Von Schlegell Sell The prlmary functxon of the Honor Councll IS to pass Judgments on cases whlch may Thls code of ethlcal and actual behavlor, Salnt James most respected 1nst1tut1on, IS the very core of school llfe because honor IS a constant and natural element 1n the character of each student The Honor Councll, therefore, trles to see to 1t that every pup1l fulfllls hls duty of upholdlng the school s Honor System The Honor Counc1l1s comprlsed of seven elected members, three of whom are from the Slxth Form two from the Flfth Form, one from the Fourth Form, and one from the Mlddle School Through t.he1r determmed efforts the members of the Honor Councll have contrlbuted to the lmprovement of the educatlonal progress and to the mterest and welfare of the student body s., :I 5.- arise concerning violations of the Honor System. . . , 7 7 M ERS K- , ', . . a. - A 1- .- ' i f 'i.. . , mt Y' V , www urs'-if K Kneeling, L. to R.: Hardman, Tate, King, N., Stein, James, Linden, Siepert, Bowling, Grosvenor, Page, President, Stein, Jeffrey, Vice-President, Young, O'Crady, Allison, Satterthwaite, Stacey, Ingham, Murdoch. 2nd Row: Zitzewitz, Hamaker, Cervino, Jackson, Lathrom, Kay, Shepherd, C., Cammack, Fielden, Shaw, Green, Michael, Heaton, Bartlett, O'Donnell, J., O'Donnell, C., Holmead, Graves, Marbury. 3rd Row: Linhart, Lucas, Cooley, Pitts, Cross, Jones, Ford. D., Warren, Goodall, Potts, De Veau, Craighill, King. C., Branson, Weill. The Mummers, the dramatics club of Saint James School, had a most beneficial year. While not making an excessive amount of money nor playing to such audiences as did '6lVly Fair Lady, each member of the group enjoyed giving the yearly production, which was George Bernard Shaw,s light comedy, Androcles and the Lionf, With the combination of Mr. Roger Palmer's flamboyant direction and Mr. Lawrence Hoyer's ex- pert stage managing, the presentation achieved a noteworthy degree of success. The Mummers will complete their season with their traditional dinner, during which the new officers will lie elected to replace the current Presi- den and Vice-President, Alfred Page and Jeffrey Stein. GLEE CL B Mr. George L. Hopkins, Director. Seated, L. to R.: Hardmang 0'Gradyg Wagnerg Brownellg Clements. First Row: 0'Donnell, 1.5 0'Donnell, C.: Fielden, Bartlettg Moring Tateg Brumbach Staceyg Young. Second Row: Mclntyreg Branson: Heatong Steeleg Siepert: Spencerg Shepherd, C. Blachlyg Thomasg Satterthwaiteg Weill, Wallace. The Saint James School Glee Club counts 1958-59 as a most successful season. After the traditional singing at the Christmas Banquet, the group's first outside engagement was before the Lions Club in Hagerstown. The Glee Club shared in two fine joint concerts, with Samuel Ready School in Balti- more, and with Hannah More Academy in Reisterstown. Each conoert was followed by an informal dance. This year's group is the finest in recent years, both in the quality of the work done and in the support and time given to a demanding discipline. Next year's schedule will include concerts with Samuel Ready School, Hannah More Academy, and Garrison Forest School. F0 RTH FOR F xrst Row Cowen Llnhart Stockton ZIIZCWIIZ Lmden Fielden O Donnell Charles Brownell MCIHIYIC Morln Bari-lei! Tale iecgnil Hog Powers Klng Nowal DeVeau Ramsbuxgh Thomas OGrady Wallace Stem James Morton Pollard Cooley DeV1lb1 s 1C o as pencer Kneeling, L. to R.: Gravesg Greeng Grosvenorg Hamakerg Rome. 1 4 - s 9 ' : ' z ' 9 ' , 9 9 A s 4 z -A U . 1 : , 9 : 9 Q ' 5 9 , 9 9 : s S 3 . FIFTH FOR Kneehng L to R Relnhart Cammack King Mons Fajardo Clement Wagner Bowlm Shaw Second Row Alhson Ram ey Kmg Charles Haeberle Blachly We111 Put Nhller Dee First Rolv: kay: Sflepherd, Clviffg Siepertg Michgleig Nieholsg Sellgg Satterthefaiteg Sellalrg Hardrigm. and we all were qulte proud snow and the harrlers trled to flnd seemed to be the perpetuatlon of llfe and l631I1lI'lg at school Both flouushed, and we all were qulte proud Desplte the mtellectual stlm ulatlon provlded by the concerts, college board tests, and exams, the most 1mpo1'tant torch of enllght enment ln the murky w1nte1 dark ness was the Mummers dramatlc productlon ln lt the Muse was glorlfled, and we all were upllfted If WIIIICI wele here, surely spung could not be fan behmd' The snows of wlnter found Salnt James students emmeshed under a blanket of ennul, melan cholla, and arrogance Desplte the entreatles of bulllsh but well meamng elde1s, many puplls re turned fl0m the Chustmas holl days fllled wlth C2 H50 H and good resolutlons The athletes vallantly klcked the Soccer ball 1n foul lnches of mtellectual stimulation 7 the track, but the main activity i Ili, 'V S ,pf '-Liaun, 'W 'F am ,M imhhiz, ..U'w -H.-Ugg ,fm SPRING ATHLETICS The com1ng of sprlng to Salnt James School has brought Wltll lt a most successful ath letlcs season lnfused w1th the growlng sp1r1t of exuberance the Track Baseball and Tennls players have consclentlously trled to perform outstandmgly for thelr teams and thelr school ln most cases they have been successful A notable example of th1s has been the flne Track team whlch has contmued a decade old tradltlon of bemg blessed Wllll more v1ctor1es than any other sprmg athletlc team Although the Tennls team has been sporatlc m the W1I1IllIlgl0Sll1g record every member of the group has wholeheartedly endeavored to lmprove hls proflclency ln the game The nemesls that has plagued the Baseball team has been 1ts lack of depth and stablllty how ever everyone hopes that th1s deflclency wlll be remedled next year ln summary lt IS apparent that the energetlc sp1r1t has enabled the teams to have a tremen dous season IH whlch many outstandmg athletes have produced great results for the glory of the school ' 7 7 7 . , . 7 . . ' 1 . . . - - 9 , . 7 . 9 . ARSITY TRACK Frrst Row L toR Pa e Marbury Steele Noyes Jackson Kneteche Pon Captajn Young Stem J Holmead Lucas Me-greglan Second Row Nlr Fca ter Coach qhepherd C Hord Power Satterthvsalte Qpcnccr Haeberle Snepert Bartlett De Y1lblSS Kmg 'NI 'NIr WHffl6ld Coach Thxrd Row Remhart Fogel Davl 'Nlclntyre Burke Tate Boyd Ramfy Stotlar Lammaclt NIZiChCI1ZlC Bu hon Pollard Thayer OD0nnell J Nlana er Fourth Row Nlr H111 Head Coach ln am Blachly Welll Louden Cooley Stochton A111 on Clark von Schlegell Tufts Nlr Belden Coach SPRING TRACK The Track team accomplished an outstand- ing record. This was due to the fact that each individual performer, when called upon to do so, exercised his best efforts in the behalf of the team. That the Captain, Dewey Potts, did a magnif- icent job in every meet was evidenced by the first place awards he won in the high and low hurdle and the high and broad jump events, and by the versatility he demonstrated by doing well in the half mile relay. Other valuable team members were Chip Young, who excelled in the shot put and discus events, and ,lay Stein, who left many opponents behind him in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Three others who performed competently were Steve Megregian, Tom Jackson, and Gill Siepert. As a result of the experienced coaches and the diligent members on the team, and the fine moral support from the rest of the school, this year's Track team achieved a degree of success that was comparable with that gained by any other Track team of recent years. VARSITY BASEB LL 1 Flrt Row L to R ZIIZCWIIZ Manager De Veau Lathrom Morton Shaw Kay Warren Cralghlll Broadflelcl Heaton Morin Manager Second Row Nlr Hover Coach Ram burgh Stacey Chew Kmg N Wagner Brownell Bennett Brumbach Wallace Collma 'Nic Callum Rawlms Pltts Mr Davis Head Coach TOMS SOFTB LL Kneehng L to R Ford J Dxllon Brltton Colton Second Row Mr Hopklns Coach Henry Pope Weaber Holmes Orem Shepherd A Slagle Blerley NlCh0laS Asslstant Coach Mlller C Sheppard R ' 'x 1 'l M, A t First Rohvz' Sampsong ,Mnckg Slehsmang hutledgeg Hopkinsg Snyder: Tiltong Putnam. . - I SPRING TENNIS Kneelmg L to R Stem James Cervmo Sells, Captain 0Crady Fielden Standmg Sellar Jones Llnhart Ford D Mr J Roger Palmer Coach and Gerald Hardman Manager . . . . .. .l , 1 ' 1 1 9 1 ' ' Q 1 1 1 ' -- r 1 y - SPRING ATHLETICS, 1959 VARSIIX BASI BAII VXRSI 11 TRACK AND FIELD Samt 111116 1301111110111 1111111 Sc11ool Samt 111116 1111111111111 11111111 A Samt 111116 Samt Stcphen Samt 1.111116 S1111s G11 Ir161111Q Samt 111116 C6111 g611111 Il 811111 111116 X1 11111111 port 1111111 311111 111161 S11111 A111111 511111 11111 I 11111011 Samt 111116 S111116ll 1SI'16l1dS Samt 1111166 Samt 111133112 Samt 1111162 C6111 611111 I1 Samt 11111 1.1'1Ilf10l1 S11111 111116 1011111611011 f'ElC1CIlly School V XRSIT 811111 111116 811111 q1PIlllCllQ Samt 1111166 S1111s1ll 11111611111 S11111 111116 C1 1111151611111 I1 Samt 1111161 R 11111011111 NI1co1 Academy Sami 1111161 S1111t 1I'3I1Cl S1111t 111116 L 111111111 S 111 1 511111111 Ir1c1111Q Salnt 111116 Sami Allman Samt 131116 C1 111 geloxs Il QHIII1 111116 XIGTCGI 11urg AC3C1CIl1S Saml 111116 1.,HI1l10ll 511111 111116 811111 Alban Y TENNIS Sillll 1'll11CQ W11o11l16rr1 1So1c1 Salnt f'l111s11111116r S1111t 1311169 Ra111lolp11 Macon A11116111s Samt 12111166 111 c116r1ck So Ha 6rQto11n 111,11 School C111rl6Q Tow I1 1115111 School 1 I-11 1111111 111 11 S1 11 X111 11IlSl1l1I'g 1300111111110 111 11 School 511111 1111161 Sfnnt 1111111 511111 A111811 N11 S1111t 111 61111 S11111 611 1 11611112 S1111t Stcp 6111 S11111 1111161 1111111161 Hlgll School S1111t 11111eQ Samt 1111111 V11 Samt 10161111 I1 11111011111 N131 on A1 11161111 S1111s 611 1Sflf'1lC1S C1 11rgz611111 I1 811111 1111161 S'1111t Al11a11Q 511111611 lr111111S S11111 S1C'lJllCl1S 1 11111011 Ccorgetowx ll ATOM S Samt 13I1lCS BO0Il'ilJOI'U S11111 1111161 B00IlQlJ0IO S1mt 12111161 W1ll11111Qport S1111t 11111161 W1ll1a111Q11or1 S llllt 1111161 XxIlS1llI1n10ll 811061 Sllllt 1111161 C11 11 Sprm q'lll11 1111165 C11 11 S111111 511111 RINGS 11111111 boro S11111 111116 B1111112l111r11 911111 11116 XX 1 11111 11111 S11661 SOFTBALL 11 19 'H 20 61 J 20 10 5 'J 5 5 5 3 5 3 6 S ,. , P15 J A I 1 , , . 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S 111 ' 1 x I 21 SPRING COACHES AND CAPT INS Coache Front to Back Nlr Warfleld Track 'Nlr Palmer Tenm Nlr Dau Ba eball Nlr Hxll Track Nlr Hoyer Ba eball Captam Front to Bank Sells Tenm Sham Ba eball Kay Baseball Pot! Track . A .' v i wr., Q i .. 5 4 .4 . 4 - , ' 4' ,Af ,J ' ,Fl : V., S , , '-, - I sz :I . . - -Za. , f A .- ' .1 . , f . ' 'F . 0 N' X I. I 5. 1 . ,, KM ,V I, W. ,, N V' . . H - ,. ff. ., .' W , ., Y V V.: . H . W r! ' 1 9 ,, 'A - . -5 7 A , Q, . 1 5, : . . , g Q . , sg , . '5, 5 3 . . , 5. . , s . 5, ' 5 , 53 -1 E 5 Z H Z 5, - Hurdler Haeberle goes up and over. In the broadjump event, Satterthwaxte barely makes the enghteen foot mark 4142 ,mark M' Nlller Tufts makes thmgs look good for the home team DELTA Seated L to R Slepert Presldent Sells Secretary The Delta SOC1Cty was founded ln 1955 as the school mathematlcal group devoted to futherlng arlthmetlcal lnterests among members and other students The soclety IS llmlted to approxlmately ten members who exhlblt deflnlte mathematlcal Sklll and malntaln the ablllty to wlthstand searchlng oral examlnatlons by fellow members Thls group sponsors the regular Treasure Hunt ln May of each year, and presents at commencement the Delta SOClCty PIIZC to the student of the lower forms who has shown to a hlgh degree the com blned characterlstlcs of 1n1t+1.at1ve, lntellectual curloslty, and arlthmetlcal achlevement Standihgl Satterthwaiteg Ramsbdrghg l..inhartg Drownellg Mr. G. L. Hopkins, Faculty Advisor. THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY Kneelmg Cervmo Presldent Frrt Row L to R Shepherd C Stem Jeffrey Stern Jame Slepert Young Shaw Second Row Lathrom deVeau Potts Km C Noye Mr I G Davr Jr Faculty Advrsor The HlSIOI1C3l SOCICIY, known to some as the I-Ilstory Club, was founded many years ago by a member of the lrvlng SOCICIY Thls group IS an assoclatlon dCdlCaICd to the collectron and preservatlon of all records concermng school llfe, past and present These records are kept for the most part 111 the A1Ch1VCS Bulldlng, a former smoke house, located near the center of the campus Under the d1rect1on of the SOCICIY s Presldent, Dennls Cer v1no the members have stralghtened and made many repalrs on thls formldable Old structure Durmg the past vear the SOCICIY has twlce opened 1ts doors to anyone Interested 111 vlewlng past rellcs of the school Records of all klnds are now kept ln orderly flles by the antrquarlans of the socrety : , . S , . .: , .5 , 3 , sg Q , '- : 5 g 3 g, .g sg. . . . S. ., . .i '. . H . as 9 . . - 9 ' ' - . 7 . , , THE IRVING SOCIETY Sitting Brownell Lucas V1cePres1dent Standm L to R Burke Satterthwaite Warren Secretary Sells Jackson President King M Kay Treasurer Jones Ingham When the lights burn late in the Warfield Library on Sunday evenings, It s a good congregations of the Irvlng Llterary Society oldest and proudest society on the campus Local sanctuary for the lltterateurs and the origin of stlmulatlng discussions on literary cr1t1c1sm, the Irving Society seeks, above all, to stimulate, perpetuate, and enhance the art of creative writing at Saint James School Thls year under the superlatlve guidance of President Tom Jackson, the Society has served the school and exalted the Muse by sanding and reflnishmg an antique table and plac ing It ln the Warfleld Library, and by publishing, for the first time in the careers of the present members, a lrterary magazine for the benefit of this 1nst1tut1on Father Owens has granted the members just recompense by formally allowing them to use the Warfield L1 brary at thelr discretlon The literary devotees have reached the climax of their superb year by defeating tl1e athletic Historical Society in an exciting baseball game Genius has its own reward l . . . . . . , sign that the literary elite of Saint James are gathered together in one of the weekly . 44 .. 7, . . . . . . RIFLE CLUB Kneelmg L. to R Cammack Secretary Treasurer Knetsche Presldent Branson V1cePres1dent Frrst Row Grosvenor Mxller C Nicholas Weaber Ford J Stockton Thomas Graves Cowen Sellar 0Donnell i Rome Llnden Remhart Mack Monn Hamaker Stotlar Blachly Pms Hord Bartlett Green Hardman Wexll The Rlfle Club at Samt James School teaches a healthy altllllde toward flrearms by Provldlng the baslcs of frrearms safety glV6S those lnterested a chance to practlce and progress ln merlt quallflcatlons, and encourages young men to become famlllar Wltll flre arms 1n thls age, when defense IS so lmportant to our natlon Students provlde thelr own weapons, but are allowed to purchase ammunltlon from the Club The members shoot nearly every Wednesday and Saturday under the supervlslon of Father Lamb, the faculty advlsor The arms used are 22 callbre rlfles and prstols, and Shotguns for those deslrlng to lndulge 1n skeet shootlng . I ' -2 , - Q . ' 9 , ' - ' . 1 ' a . uvnnsun a , ' . 7 ' 5 '7 . 7 1 7 'Y 9 7 1 7 9 Y 's 1 v 5 ' ' 2 - econd Row: Zitzewitzg Wallaceg Clarkg Rdmseyg Cooelyg De Veaug Shawg Shepherd, C.g Michaelg King, C.: S 3 Z 5 3 2 b . 7 VESTRY btandm L to R Stem Jeffrey OGrady Marbun Warden Shaw Kay Father Lamb NIlCh86l Luca Noye Warden Pa e Tuft 'lhe Vebtry of Salnt Jameb School has Worked wlth Fathel Lamb on dCC1d1l'lU about the change-3 OI lmplovements of Chapel fl1IlCtl0I1S Thlb yea1b Yestxy hae taken for 1ts annual p10jCCt the pamtlnf and IITIPIOVIIIU of the Chapel, thle hae been Ill accoldance wlth the 0lg3IllZdl10Ilb purpose, WlllCll hae been the d1CllIlU of the Chaplaln IH caunv f01 the rnateual welfale of the Chapel bv lnbtltutlno the annual pledffe system and makmg such 1Cp311S as ale neceebaly 01 dean able Bach membe1 of thlb 1CllglOl1a fellossbhlp har, been a confumed lLp1SCOp3llI:ll1 who hae been elected by the p1ebent Veany on the lJ3.Sli of hlb lntelest and COIlt1llJllllOI1 to Chapel llfe lVlen1be1bh1p lll thlb 0lf'dI1lZ8llOll has alwayb been LOIlblClCl6d a g1eat honol, and the VCatIV has been f0ltlllldlC lll the membelb chosen fox they have always tued to l1ve up to the lesponslbllltw lnhenent IH the11 pOSlt1Oll ACOLYTES Left to Rxght Cammack Stem Jeffrey Power Kay Mlller Charles Muller Dee Page Shaw De Veau Father Lamb Marbury Head Acolyte Mlchael Ram ey Nxchola Noye Dlllon Lucas OGrady Mackenzle Stotlar Not plctured Ramsburgh Duung the ea1ly years of the Chrlstlan Chulch, Acolytes were ordalned mlnlsterlal tralnees whose fl1I1Ctl0l1 was to asslst the Clelgy at Chulch SCFVICCS In the past veal at Samt James School Acolytes have asslsted Father Owens and Father Lamb at voluntary COIHIUUIIIOH sexvlces, dally MOlHlHg Prayer, Sunday selvlces, Baptlsm, Conflrmatlon, and Bacca laureate Othel dutles have lncluded pOl1Sll1I'lg the bxass used on or about the Altar, and asslstlng ln any other necessary Chapel u o1k Thls voluntaly l'Cllg1OllS gloup has been composed of approxlmately flfteen conflrmed Eplscopa llans who have lndlcated the1r wllllngness to serve then' Lord 111 th1s wolk Desplte the necessary self dlSClpllllC lllV0lVCd, there have always been many volunteels for the Job Each Acolyte has been rewarded Wltll the S8llSfdCl1OI1 of a SCFVICC well done 5 Z Q 3 5? 3 , Z y 3 3 3 3 , v . 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CHOIR FIFSI Row L to R Brownell Steele Cruclfer ODonnell J Second Row 'VIr Warfxeld Flelden Third Row Shaw Mr Moore Fourth Row Stem James Tate Clements Fifth Row Noyes Hardman Thomas Slxth Row Mxchael De Veau Clark Seventh Row Blachly Father Lamb Stotlar and Morin Flagbearers Under the competent dlrectlon of the Reverend Beverly Lamb, and wlth organ muslc by Mr G L Hopkms, th1s years Salnt James School Cholr has done an admlrable job ln fulfllllng ltS purpose of leadlng the congregatlon ln the Slllglllg of Church musle, and setting an example ln Chrlstlan worshlp The muslcal organlzatlon has further developed the use of plaln song and Angllcan chant 1n the Holy Communlon and Evensong has taken a promlnent part ln the annual Chrlstmas pageant, and has been lnstrumental IH broademng the number of hymns for congregatlonal use The dxrector and orgamst have Jomed wlth many students, masters, and vlsltors IH expressmg the v1ew that th1s year s Cholr has been potentlally the best ln a long tlme ' 1 1 '., 1, '-' ' Q u ,. .. , , , ,. , . . , . . 3 , 5 3 - 3 3 1 - 3 y S - : , . , . ... . 7 . . AMERA CLUB Kneelmg L to R C!'8lg.ll1.ll V1cePres1dent Satterthwalte Presldeut Branson Treasurer gllgt RQH' Jflrosvenor Fxelden Krng N Thomas Shepherd C Mrchael Welll Tate OCrady Lmden Clements Fogel onne Headed by Mr Roberts as Faculty Advlsor, Henry Satterthwalte as Presldent, Rlck Cralghlll as VICC Presldent, and Holmes Branson as Treasurer the members of this years Camera Club have enjoyed the act1v1t1es of snapplng thelr own photographs and developlng them .ln the newly remodelled laboratory BCS1dCS uslng thelr plctures to chron1cle llfe at school durmg the year, they have sponsored a successful photograph contest The school IS lndeed fortunate that many of the present members w1ll return agam next year when they wlll, as they have, record all the many phases of Salnt James exlstence by producmg photographs of great human mterest and lastmg merlt Second Rowl Hamakerg Kayg Miller, D.g Ford, D.g King, C.g Gravesg Nicholsg ChewgBart1ettgHardman. - . . ' 9 ' 9 PROJ ECTION IST CLUB F t Row I. to R Flelden Km lNorwal Stockton Qtotlar Ram ey Nlarbury Second Row Gro OGradw Cammack Nlchol The Plojectlonlet Club was formed bw Doctol Kellett 1 fo1me1 headmaster, who equ1pped the Studw Hall w1th a booth fol Sll0VN1Ilg featule lenffth moue The Oflglllfil 3am m pmjectora 16mm PIOJCCIOIQ Thl change allowed the machine ope1ato1 to show moues w1thout 1IllCCI1Llp t10Ilb, hence such plowocltlwe fllms aa uo Vad1s and Kon rllkl could be CXllllJ1lCd XN1ll10l1t am lapbeb 111 the actlon Thls 5631 5 Club, bebldeb :l1OSN1I10' weekly moueb to Luge Z:llld1Cl1CCb hae been 111 chaxge of the pl1lJl1C addlew mwtem ubed at football Uame- nach meet and othe1 aCt1x1t1eQ V . t i of knvl. - li C , T if5 ', - -2 ' 4 ' Sv ' ' 9 4 V 9 S 'Q - . ': seg ' jg 3 .l' 5. Q . . ' - v lv' 1 2 2 1 1 Y . J C 3. 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ACOBITE STAFF Kneelrng L to R Ford Sports Edltor Frrst Row N xcholas Megregran Brownell By means one of the best members of the speclal football Fogel OCrady BOWllIlg Satterthwalte Photography Edltor Jones ASSlSt8Dt Edltor D Jack on Ed1tor1nCh1ef Goodall Feature Edltor Noyes Bu mess Manager Sells N Kmg Crarghxll Steele Alhson Ingham DeVeau Mrchael Crrculatron Manager Ramsey Cowen of a large and vlgorous staff The Jacobite went to great efforts to publrsh school newspapers rn recent years Desplte sllght fmanclal drffrcultres, the staff managed to get out slx lssues by early sprlng These ISSUCS mcluded a number, whlch was secretly publlshed at the beglnnmg of the school year The Edltor ln Chlef, Thomas Jackson, placed speclal emphasls on expresslng the stu dent VICWS and ldeas through thought provokmg edltorlals The excellent students, Jackson and Channlng Jones, hrs Assrstant Edltor, gave up much of thelr valuable tlme to run the paper, and to help redecorate the Iacobzte room it 1 , 7 'Q' , . 1 I 5 I ' K -17 . , LMA.-w,.a,,.73,k' A fr ,t . 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BAI YUKA STAFF Front to Back Lathrom Business Manager Noyes Athletic Editor Jones Feature Editor Al Page Editor ln Chief The Baz Yuka Staff of Saint James School every year attempts to put out an mterest mg, mformatrve and colorful yearbook Throughout the fall winter and spring terms the Staff sons through thousands of pictures and selects only the best Many long hours are spent ln preparing the copy material before the deadhnes For the first endeavor this years Staff wants to thank Henry Satterthwarte th Photography Consultant who aided us so greatly by snapping and developing many of the fine photographs ln this book For the latter enterprlse we are especially grateful to Dave asslstance 1n preparing copy material are Allison Bowling Brownell Cervino Goodall Jackson Kay Knetsche Lmhart Marbury Jim O Donnell Potts Ramsey Sells Slepert ,l ay Stein and Warren We are also appreclatrve for the help IH typing given us by Fajardo The members of this year s Staff m an attempt to vary the Baz Yuka from previous years have ventured into new fields The only true Judge as to whether we have succeeded or failed IS you the reader We hope you enjoy this annual because lt IS vours and our only satlsfactlon will be found in your approval . . . 7 D , . , . 7 . 7 . , . 7 e , . I 0 , Ford for his copy material on the Senior class. Others we wish to acknowledge for their . . . . 2 . , . 7 7 . , , . . , . 7 7 7 7 9 9 7 7 7 7 . , . . . 7 9 . . ' . . , . . 7 . . J , SOCIAL COM ITTEE Seated Don Lathrom Chairman Standing L to R Al Page Jeffrev Stem C111 Siepert Tom Jack on Ned Nose The Social Committee for the school S631 1938 09 was composed of six students, of whom five were Seniors, and one was a Junior This year Committee sfheduled dances with Hannah Moie Xcademy Slmuel Ready School, and Penn Hall Academs The higgest event sponsoled by the Social Committee was the final dance, a piojeet that ua more uccessful than any other Duimv the l'01'l.l1C0YT11I1U Y631, the Commntee will he comprised of five, rather than six, members This chanffe will make a majoritw xote 1n the Group more easily obtainable, and will allow the group to tiansict its bllblllf? s more smoothlv than hefore BCYCl'tl1ClCSS great thanks are due the six dedlcated membeis who duiinv this tear, uolked to their utmost so that Saint ,lame how mwht enjox the SOL13l henefit of helonffinff to an in tllLlt10Il of such a high, lespected standing 'l . .: . 7 , i - ' . ' .Q , S , ' s. . 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CLASS OF 1959 JOSEPH HOLMES BRANSON, III Activities- lVlummers Glce Club Sports- Tennis Rural Route Number Z Herndon Wlrglnla One of the f11endl1est members of the Class of 1959 IS a pollte energetlc Semor who IQ qulte G0C13l7lC especlallx when be 15 found ln the Ql'I10kl!'lg room Holmes C6I'l3lI1lX lQllt one who merels stands aside SlllOlClllg and lillJllZlHg hoxsexer He bold 0ff1CCS Ill both the Rlfle and Camera Clubs anrl 1 a member of the Wunnners 'mtl the Glee Club ll has fllQllllgl1lQllCCl lnmself lll 'lllllEllf'Q by managln, ille QOLLCI team omes cloes .1 fmt joy Ill fnsslstlnf Fat let Owens and the ufflce QCLILVIIICQ bx mannln tht ssltm lboalml fn nx lo nuls lnceec one slt treo lu tn atm iftunoon he ul omst 1 Holmes lfflClCI1llN farrunff out lns appotntecl task Next fall he plans t mme further Noutl to 31 li If t C c lt Son approxa o Holnus lIl'llLllCQ Holmes 'tpprmal of the Noutb one may assume he mll be sahsflecl and successful tbele Camera Club 4Vice-President 1958-591 Rifle Club lTreasurer 1958-,59l Soccer fManager 1956-57D For thy ake tobacco I would do anythm but dle .4- DENNIS RAY CERVINO Activities- ' Prefect Council f Senior Prefect 1958-'59l Honor Council I President 19583591 Mummers Camera Club Historical Society fPresident 1958-,591 Varsity Club f President 19587591 Television Room Committee Athletic Council Sports- Varsity Football fCo captain 19581 J V Football fCapta1nl Varsity Basketball J V Basketball fCapta1nJ Soccer Tennis 207 North 2nd Street Jeanette Pennsylvania In the five years that Den has been a mem ber of the Salnt James student body he has risen from a scraggly lower classman to a respected Sen lor with his feet on the ground and his head among Wh t th d f t d 'P ie: meekigwo su Y the stars As he has spoken kindly to a homesick Shakespeare Second Former or given to the Headmaster the Honor Council s official view on a matter of policy he has malntalned the same radiant spirit of self less l'll1ffl3Illt3I'13IllSI'Il and dedication to the best that he has known His term as Senior Prefect has been it has been characterized by justice impartiality and wisdom Dennis possesses an intangible set permanent character trait known as nobility This trait IS aboxe reproach as he IQ aboxe pum adulatlon I Dennis case his record as a student speaks for itself , ' S6 17 ' 7 's . as . ' ' ., . . . . , it ' 9 K . . Jie 4 one of the finest in the history of this institution, for 1 ' - Q ' , Q ' I' ' . n . , . l , 5505 Klrksdale Dnve Chevy Chase 15 Maryland Every class must have 1tS artlst and Dick Col lms fulfllls that necesslty for the Class of 1959 Being qulte serlous about h1s drawing DlCk constantly attempts to lmprove on prevlous achlevements Long pamful hours spent ln perfectmg his bold strokes and smooth hnes on the drawmg board have earned for hlm a positron of leadership ln the Mechamcal Draw mg class Smce he has also been outstandmg ln such sports as Football Basketball and Baseball he has demonstrated that artlstry need not be llmlted to the classroom The friends of th1s modern follower of Goya hope that next fall he wlll recelve the cultural stlmulatlon he desires at Hobart College Activities- Glee Club Mummers Sports- RICHARD PARDEE COLLINS Varsity Football Varslty Basketball Baseball The best of men have ever loved repose RICHARD STARR CRAIGHILL JR. Actlvltles- lacobzte Mummers Camera Club fVlCC presldent 1958 591 Sports- Atoms Football CCoach 19581 Soccer Baseball Dlplomacy IS to do and say the very worst thmg m the mcest way 1208 South Overcrest Road Arlmgton Vrrglma Rlcks major eontnbutlon to Salnt James School bas been ID the fleld of athletrcs He has played second base on the Baseball team for two seasons Prttlng all h1S rrught and mem to do a competent job as goahe and fullback on the Soccer team be The Atoms Football team has recelved the beneflt of a seasons tramlng under the tutelage of thls vlrlle Senlor In other act1v1t1es he has not been lackmg Thls has been proven by hrs electlon to the Vlce Presl dency of the Camera Club and hls appomtment to the posmon of Sports Wnter for the lacobzte Rlck s energy w1ll be uw for greater endeavors t1l1S fall when he wlll enter vlfglllll M1lltary Inst1 tllle 7 . . , . , . . . . . . . , has aided that group immeasurably for two years. , . . . . . , . . . , . 4524 Cheltenham Dnve Bethesda Maryland Whenexer the subject of HISYOTQ IS bemg d1S cussed one can always flnd Dave Ford leadlng the debate for hrs adeptness ln Hlstory IS qulte amaz mg lTh1S was shown at the close of the 1957 58 school year when he won the Current Events and Hlstory PFIZCS Other actlvltles 1n YVlllCll our Ford IS proflclent are the facobzte of Wh1Ch he lS the Sports Edltor the Baz Yuka for whxch he wrote the copy mater1al for the Semors the Mummers and the Camera Club llllflllg hls two years at Salnt James School Daxe has partlclpated IH Baseball Cross Country Wlnter Track and Tennls H1s feats on the Tennls courts hate won for hlm lasting promlnence ln the sprung of 1958 for lnstance he was runner up ln the school Tenms Tournament Thls well rounded h1stor1an Journallst athlete and scholar fsecond 1n h1s classl hopes to attend Haverford College or Vanderbilt Umverslty ln the fall ACtlVlllCS ,lacobzte fSports Edltor 1958 591 Mummers Camera Club Sports Cross Country J V Basketball Wlnter Track Baseball DAVID HARRISON FORD Men at some tlme are masters of their fates . . ,- 7 Y . . 7. . .- 7 - . l . 7 -, 7 1 . 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I. 9 s 9 ' 7 9 7 , x HERBERT WHITTAKER GOODALL III ACIIVIIICS Jacobzte fFeatures Edltor 1908 991 Mummers Camera Club Sports Vars1ty Football JV Football Varslty Basketball Tenms Varslty Track Can cunnmg sm cover nt elf w1tha.l 818 Parkes Run Lane Vrllanova Pennsylvama Herb IS marked by hlS versatlllty That he IS a capable student IS evldenced by hls posltlon ln the hl he t quarter of hls class Hrs mterest 1n act1v mes has contrlbuted to the quallty of the facobzte of whlch he has been the Feature Edltor to the Camera Club and the Mummers For three years hls lmmense helght has proven a defllllle asset to the Varslty Basketball team Herb has certam admlrable quahtles of Wrltlflg and speakmg such as preclseness brevlty and the ablhty to stlck to h1s subject All these were qulte exxdent ln the masterly Senlor speech he recently dehvered so competently for the edlflcatxon of hrs hearers Actn mes Nlummers Clee Club Qports JV Football JV Basketball Wmter lrfaek Baseball VHYQIIX Track 120u Honeywell Lane Bethe da Maryland one hears the bOITlI'!l1Hg wshlstle of a tram COI'H1I1g from Onderdonk Dormltory one then may xeallze that ,law Heaton IS on the hall Thls xna erous Semor has two mayor extracurrleular HCUXI tres trams and lNancy and not llCC6QQ3I'llN IH that order of rmportance Whenexer he lsnt deselopmg one of these 3CllX1llCQ he attempts to nnproxe hrs already extensne record collectlon On campus he has done xeoman work ruth the 'Vlummers and has partlclpated ln XHFIOUQ ath etles 'lhat thls master of the ralls plans to attend Gettx shurg College next fall leads one to assume that lf a railroad club has not been estahllshed there already one mll be soon after hls entrance JAMES HEATUN JR. Its great to be great but lt s even greater to he human K 9 m M - 7. rx c - Y 1 1 c v N ,. If . Y. . , , . V V . . Y.,- K - r A '- nv I . 1 -s . '. T V .v. . - . , . 1 1 -. - J Y .. . Y . 1 1 WILLIAM FREDERICK HOLMEAD, JR. Activities- Mummers Camera Club bport Var 1ty Football ,I V Football ,I V Basketball Wlnter Track Baseball Tennls Varslty Track Impropnety IS the soul of wrt 'QQ 9011 Manchester Drive Sllver Spnng Maryland If one sees a patch of red halr the locat1on of B1Il Holmead lmmedlately becomes less d1ff1cult Th1s sunny bearer of lad lldln s successfully tertalns the people resldlng on the Slxth Form Hall where he l1VCS Like so many Senlors Blll IS a capable athlete as evldenced by hrs f1ne playing for three seasons on the Varslty Football squad and h1s flmgmg of the dlscus on the Track team Belng an avrd reader of the Peanuts comlc strlp B111 holds the positron of President of the Samt James Charlle Brown Fan Club Huyton Fold Adlmgton Nr Chorley Lancashlre England Great Brrtarns grft to Samt James School usually can be found on the Slxth Form Hall all hurled 1n academlc pursults a novel or a form of mlschlef Steve has not merely come over to thls country to VlSlt an Amerlcan school He has been actlve ln ralslng the mtellectual level of the mstltutlon and he has part1c1pated greatly ln numerous 3.Ct1Vlt1CS the lacobzte the Irving SOCICIY and the Mummers ln whose play Androcles and the Llon he played a promment role An unfortunate leg lnjury lmpared Steve effectlveness m athletlcs th1S year however one can be certam that lf at all posslble he would have made a fme contrlhutlon rn th1s freld All the many frrends of thls jolly Engllshman wlsh hlm the best of luck 1n lus studles next year at Oxford Unlverslty Activities- I aco bite Mummers Irvmg SOC1Cty Sports- C ross Country Soccer Varslty Track STEPHEN DIXON INGHAM Hold the fort' Im commg' 1 . . , . . Q . . . . , , 58 Q . 7 This energetic Senior has donated his talents to . J . . 4 , ' GB ' ,, 7 7 . . . , s . . . . 3 , 7 ALFRED THOMAS JACKSON ACllVltlCS- Prefect Councll Jacobite fEd1tor 1958 591 lrvlng SOClCty fPres1dent 1958 591 Varslty Club Soclal COIIIIIIIUCC Athletxc Councll Sports- Cross Country fCo captaln 1957 581 Wlnter Track fCapta1n 1958 591 Varslty Track There IS no substitute for talent Leesburg Vu'g1n1a Tlns gentleman from Leesburg combxnes the ldeal combmatlon of lntellect athletlc ablllty charac ter reflnement and soclal sagaclty Tom has held the Captamcles of two sports Cross Country and Wlnter Track He IS the Edltor of the lacobzte a member of the Prefect Councll the Presldent of the Irvlng Soclety a member of the Soclal Commlttee and a partlclpant 1n vanous other actlvxtles Tom IS held ln hlgh esteem by the vanous members of the student body Underformers know hlm to be a stern though 1ust dnsclplmarlan and members of the Senlor class conslder hlm to be a valuable friend to have He plans to attend Wll hams College next fall but lf Yale Umversxty beckons he may find at hard to refuse ... . . , . . . , . . . . 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' 9 , . - ,y . . . . . , , . . 7 . . . . 9 1 .. . . ... . . . . . . . ... . . a a 9 . . . . . . . . . s . . , . 19 Seminole Avenue Catonsville 28 Maryland One might describe Chan as a quiet depend able gentleman with a knack for getting thmgs done Chan s lnfluence has been felt by Samt James School in various aspects He has participated in Varsity Football Tennis and Junior Varsity Bas ketball He IS the Feature Editor of the Baz Yuka the Managing Editor of the Jacobite and a member of the Irving Literary SOC1Cty As Prefect of the the Flfth Form Hall he has assisted Mr Belden in the task of supervising the erstwhile Juniors In his spare time he may be found raldmg an unguarded lOCb0X Chan is one of the several future Ivy Leaguers for he plans on attending either Comell University or Princeton University th1s fall Wherever h goes his friends know he w1ll do an admlrable job of continuing his successful career Activities- Sports- Varslty Football Cross Country J V Basketball Tennls E CHANNING REED JONES y Prefect Council Jacobite f Managing Editor 19583591 Glee Club H Bai Yuka fFeature Editor 1958- 591 Irving Society Television Room Committee Silence is the most perfect expression of scom Action WK Act1v1t1es Rifle Club lPres1dent 1937 593 Sports- JV Soccer CCapta1n 1958 591 Tennis Varsity Track Varslty Soccer 1104 Cornell Road Pittsburgh 5 Pennsylvania In his four years at Salnt James School Paul has made many friends and developed his talents He has held the Presldency of the Rlfle Club for IS tl'Hl'lSlt0fy the past two school years As this has been his major hobby, he has devoted a great deal of tlme and effort to this activity. This year, Paul partlcipated in Track, in which he was acknowledged to be a capable half mller, he was also elected to the Captaincy of the Soccer Team His extracurricular activities, have centered around Hannah More Academy, the reason for which we are all aware ' ,pf . A . f 4,5 1 . X K PAUL HENRY KNETSCHE I L yppy N ,yrn, f y DONALD MILTON LATHROM, JR ACt1VlllCS Prefect Councll Honor Councll Vlummers Baz Yuka fBus1ness Manager 1958 591 H1StOIlC8l SOCICIY fVlCC Pres1dent1 Varslty Club Rlfle Club Soc1alComm1ttee fPres1dent 1958 591 Athletic Counul Televlslon Room Commlttee Sports Varsxty Football Varslty Basketball CCapta1n 1957 Baseball CCapta1n 1957 581 5504- Kxrkwood Drxve Washmgton 16 DC Don can best be descrlbed by the phrase well rounded He has conslstently stood ln the upper quarter of hls class he has held Captamcles 1n two sports he has engaged IH numerous extracurrxcular A healthy mmd m a healthy body act1v1t1es Don s mayor endeavor IS the supervlslon of the denizens of Buclungham a job he shares Wlth hls roommate The consensus of opmlon IS that he does an admlrable Job even w1th such unruly rnhabl tants as these All IAC teams are acqualnted wlth Bulls prowess on the grldlron the court and the dlamond Hrs battmg average leads the Baseball nlne by a Wlde margln Don IS planmng to attend Washmgton and Lee UHIVCISIIY thls fall one can be certaln he w1ll have a wonderful tenure there . . . l . . 3 . . . 9 . 1. . . 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S . , WILI IAM HENRY LUCAS JR t Actlvltles Prefect Councll Vestrv f Treasurer 1958 59l Acolyte lrvlng SOClCly 4 Vlce Presldent 1958 595 Projectxom t Glee Club Televlslon Room Commlttee Sports- Varslty Football .l V Football Atoms Football Soccer Varslty Track Conslstency s a Jewel Box 105 Buck Hull Falls Pennsylvanla Many tlmes ln a group of human belngs there w1ll be a few persons who wlll be nolslly talklng braogmc about thelr explolts and eventually falhno to 1mpress anyone but themselves On the Sld6l1I1CS hstenmg w1ll be one or two qulet unassuming people who wlll say httle about thelr own deeds of conquest worthy achlevement Such people do not seek clarm but earn the respect of thelr colleagues B111 Lucas IS such a slncerely selfless person In hls four years at Samt James School he has made a deflmte contrlbutron to thls 1nst1tut1on Hrs mterest ln the Church has gamed hlm the posltlon of Vestry Treasurer The hterary pursu1ts of thls connoisseur of the flne arts have made h1m the Vlce Presldent of the Irvm SOCICIY Hrs wllllngness to temper brotherly love wlth necessary chastlse ment to errant youths has caused hrs term as Prefect of Laldlaw Inflrmary to be a most successful one It IS hoped he w1ll fmd hrs years at Lehxgh Unlverslty pleasant and profltable ones , , . . . .S 7 9 . . . . . , U . U . . . . U 7 ' 9 . . , . . , . . . . , but will go out and prove they are capable of note- ' 1 ' v . . ' 9 u U . ' F . - 5 . 5 D . Sports 3724 Davenport Street Washington D C The consecrated endeavors of John Marbury in academlc work have so mcreased durlng his six years at Saint James School that he 1S now a proud member of the upper quarter of his class ThlS stren uous effort has been duly rewarded shortly after the end of first semester he was granted adrmss1on to Georgia Tech ln Atlanta John s mterests are varied, and he IS constantly moment is with Betsy At school he holds the posltlons of Head Server ln the Acolytes Co Warden of the Vestry, and Head Projectlonlst 1n the Pro JCCUOHISI Club His pI'lIlC1p3l hobbies are rarlroads and radlo technology His achievements rn the latter area are amazmg he has worked at a Washington radio statron and prevlously established a small statlon of hls own Activities- .l V Football Winter Track Tennls Varslty Track JOHN BAYNE MARBURY, JR. Mummers Vestry fWarden 1958-'59g Treasurer '56-'58J Acolyte f Head Serverl Projectionist f Head Projectionist '57-'59J And all may do what has by men been done . y I ' . 0 ' - 54 7, , . ? , . , . . . adding new ones. His primary concern, at the , . . u 9 , . 7 7 STEPHEN JAMES MEGREGIAN Act1v1t1es- lacoblte Mummers Sports- ,IV Football fcoach 1958 595 JV Basketball Soccer Varslty Track Fools' They know not half exceeds the whole 6595 North Clnpplnger Dnve Indian H111 Cmcxnnatl Ohio To asplrants deslrlng to lead the present Slxth Form 1n academlc excellence Steve has been a formldable opponent for the past two years Hls Spefilallty has been Mathematlcs and Chemlstry and he has been Mr Hopkms most conslstently proflclent On the athletlc playmg fleld and on the falrway he has used hls lngenulty to out maneuver hls rlvals provmg hlmself to be the most aglle IH Track and Go Anyone who opens one of hlS books or llstens to hlm dlscuss the subject wlll soon reallze that hls thoughts often turn to the falr ex ln general and Merl ln partlcular Steve Wlll attend Cornell Umverslty next fall where he w1ll be expected to better the brllhant academlc record set at Samt James School I X f' ' student, by a wide margin. L 1 ,t . . . . lf. 615 East Beau Street Washrngton Pennsylvama Grayson IS one of those rare mdlvlduals who selects the words he speaks so that hls utterances w1ll have the greatest POSSlblC meanmg Hrs oc caslonal w1tt1c1sms lndlspersed by flashes of sllence make ll1S conversatlon unique and hrs personallty Hls wholehearted co operatlon has added s1gn1f1 cantly to the success of the Clee Club and the um mers Graysons many frlends ln the smoklng room and elsewhere wlsh hlm much success at the Nichols College of Business AdIIl1D1Stf8tl0H and later ln the busmess world where hls frlendly Splflf undoubtedly will be a great asset Actlvltles- Mummers Glee Club Sports- Soccer HARRY GRAYSON MURDOCH Hls srlence answers yes 1 , . Yi engaging. , . , . ,. . ,s un 0 7 ,s EDMUND NOYES, JR. Activities- Prefect Councll Honor Councll facobzle fBus1ness Manager 1958 591 Clee Club Vestry lCo Warden 1958 591 Acolyte Cholr Baz Yuka tSports Edltor 1958 591 Hlstorlcal SOC18ty lTreasurer 1957 591 Varsltv Club Soclal Commlttee Athletlc Councll Televlslon Room Commlttee Sports Cross Country 1Capta1n 1956 511 Wmter Track V3IS1ty Track My heart IS warm wlth the frlends I make Box 447 Leesburg Vlrglnla If one were to select that member of the Semor Class whose admlrable Splflt and tremendous contrl butlon to the welfare of the 1nst1tut1on have been most closely ln llne w1th the schools purpose to mould Chrlstlan aentlemen and scholars one would flnd It dlfflcult not to select Ned Noyes As he has gone about hls dally life at school Ned has placed the stamp of hls creatlve 1nd1v1dual ity on almost every 3CtlVlty offered by th1S 1nst1tu t1on H1s work as Sports Edltor of the Baz Yuka has been superlatlve Hrs presence has lent dlonlty to the Honor Councll and conservatlvlsm to the Hlstorl cal Socxety of whlch he IS Treasurer Ned has expressed hls falth by bemg a server ln the Aco lytes and a Co Warden ln the Vestry When Ned graduates Mr Hlll wlll lose an out standmg Track performer the members of the student body a valuable fnend Hampden Sydney College however wlll galn a dedlcated student . . 3 1 . . 5 9 'Q . . . 1 ., . ,-,- 1 . . . , . . cr 1 . . .b ,, . . .. . . . 1 . .. . . . . l . .0'. , . , . ' u . . 9 ' ' 1 . 9 ' ' ,,, 7 7 ' Activities- Mummers Glee Club Cholr Camera Club R1fle Club oo Sports- JV Football Atoms Football ,IV Basketball 4-015 Ohver Street Chevy Chase Maryland The most valuable asset of 11m who IS plannmg on enterlng Nlchols College of Buslness Admmlstra tlon IS the commendable sp1r1t that he possesses He has at all tlmes tned to do hls best III any endeavor he has attempted ThlS sp1r1t of wholehearted dedl catlon to the prlnclples for whlch the school stands has earned hrm the respect of the faculty and stu dent bodv allke In the small memal tasks are the most valuable thlngs accomphshed Thls has been proven by ,llm as he has admlrably fulfllled the posxtxon of man ager for three varslty sports Bemg the oldest member of the class of 1959 ,llm has been a prlme example of the theorles that patlence mcreases wlth wlsdom and wlsdom 1n creases Wlth age I JAMES O'DONNELL, III TCICVISIOD R m Commlttee Varslty Football fManager 1958 591 Soccer fManager 1958 591 Varslty Track fManager 1957 595 Ah Youth' Forever dear .. 7 . , . 3 7 , . . . . . ,, 1 ' U forever k1Ild.n 7 9 , . ALFRED MOORE PAGE Actrvmes- Prefect Councll faco bite Mummers CStage Manager 1957 58 Presldent 1958 Glee Club Vestry fUsher 1957 591 Acolyte Choxr Bal Yuka fEd1tor1n Chlef 1958 591 Camera Club Varsity Club Rlfle Club Soclal Commlttee PI'OJ6CtlOI1lSt Club Telev1s1on Room Commlttee Athletlc Councll Sports Pleasant Valley Varslty Football fCo Captam 1958 591 Tryon North Carolma .l V Football Soccer Wmter Track Varslty Track Educatxon begms the gentleman but readxng good company reflectlon and v1rtue must fmlsh hrm John Locke I.4lSl1I'lg all Mooses 8CtlVltlCS would requlre far too much space but as we all know they are numerous and varled They range from a Co Cap ta1n of the Football team to the Ed1tor1nCh1ef of the Baz Yuka and from the Presldent of the Mummers to a member of the Soclal Commlttee Al shares the respons1b1lity of runnlng the Thlrd Form Hall, this job he accompllshes wlth a flrm and steady hand Next fall, Al will undoubtedly contmue hrs fme 8ll1lCllC and extra currlcular record at the Universlty of North Carolma Hrs frlends at Samt James School wlsh hlm much success 1n his college career 9 ' fel? 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DAVID LUKENS POTTS Activities- Prefect Councrl Mummers Glee Club HlSt0f1CHl Society fSecretary Varslty Club Televlslon Room Commrttee Athletlc Councrl Sports Vars1ty Football I V Football Cross Country Soccer fCaptam 1958 591 Varslty Track fCaptam 1958 591 Evans Road and Gypsy H111 Gwynedd Valley Pennsylvama Dewey Potts IS consrdered the outstandmg ath letlc performer at Salnt James School He constantly galns twenty or more polnts ln a Track meet and he has led the Soccer team rn scormg for the last A11 Seek success but some mistake tl'e way two years Thls year he held the Captalncres of both these teams Mr Davls and Mr H111 w1ll acknowledge the superror quahty of ll1S performances Dewey IS a member of the Prefect Councll and IS very consclentrous m hrs supervlslon of the Fourth Form Hall Dewey IS also the Secretary of the HlSt0flC3l SOCICIY and a member of both the Var sity Club and the Athletlc Councll Dewey IS 1nterested 1n varrous extracurrlcular aCt1VlllCS the major one belng Beth One would not hesltate to predlct success for a boy llke Dewey and we all wlsh hlm the best of luck at Gettysburg College next fall r . 9 f L . . . 3 1 . ' ' Aa y A Y . . n . . - . . 3 , . . - - 7 WAYNE RUCKER STACEY, JR. ACIIVIUCS- Mummers Glee Club Camera Club Rlfle Club Head Walter 157 58 59 J Sports Varslty Football J V Football J V Basketball Soccer Baseball Varslty Track Rural Route 2 Box 146 Mercersburg Pennsylvania A cry frequently heard ln the dmmg room 1S Hey Staoe' Wayne has occupled the post of head walter for the past two years and has been credlted wlth havmg done a commendable job Besides bemg a consclentlous student Stace has exhlblted an actlve mterest m athletxcs partlcular ly m Football In thls sport he has played the tackle POSIUOII for the past two seasons Hls other spheres of lnterest have been the Camera Club the Mummers and the Rlfle Club Hrs frlends W1Sh hlm good luck at Randolph Macon College 7 if 77 ' , . 7 Charity shall cover a multitude of sins. , . . . . H , 7 , . ' 9 9 9 ' Activities- Jacobite Clee Club Choir Camera Club I Rifle Club Projectionist Sports- Varsity Football ,l.V. Football Atoms Football J.V. Basketball Soccer Varslty Track 5411 Germantown Avenue Phlladelphra 44 Pennsylvania The Cruclfer of the Samt James Chapel lS not a person who hldes hrs llght under any bushel be cause he contrlbutes to varlous actlvltles and trles to better athletlc records for the school Th1s has been true durmg Tags career as a student at thls 1nst1tut1on Excellmg ID sports he has been an outstandmg pole vaulter on the Track team and a flne wmg on the Soccer team In prevlous years he has played on the Atoms ,lumor Varslty and VHISIIQ Football teams and on the ,lunlor Varsity Basketball team Tag has been a member of the Glee Club the Rlfle Club the Camera Club the Projectlonrst Club and the Cholr The perceptlve wlsdom of this erudlte Senlor w1ll flnd 1l.5 rlghtful place rn the hallowed halls of Franklm and Marshall College SAMUEL TAGART STEELE, III Heaven and earth shall pass away but my words shall not pass away JEFFREY JOSEPH STEIN Activities- Mummers lVice-President 1908- 591 Vestry 1 Usher 19.38 591 Acolyte Hlstorlcal SOCl6ty Varslty Club Soclal Commlttee Televlslon Room Commxttee Athletlc Councll Prefect Councll Sports Varslt Football Y Varsrty Basketball fCapta1n 1958 591 Varslty Track The world s a stage as Shakespeare said one day The stage IS a world 102 Samt Lawrence Street Rehoboth Beach Delaware Rehoboth s Clft to Salnt James School ln the two years of h1s tenure here has estabhshed an en vlable reputatlon ln the flelds of 3thlCtlCS extra eurrlcular act1v1t1es and romance In 8l.l1l6tlCS, he has served as Captam of the Varsity Basketball team, and has been a capable member of the Varslty Football and Track teams Hls br11l1ance as Androcles 1n the recent Mummers dramatlc presentatlon was a fme actlng achlevement It w1l1 long be remembered as one of the 3CSt.llCllC hlghhghts of the year He has co operated wlth hls room mate and Mr Hoyer 1n efflclently running the Fourth Form Hall thrs year Jay s many frxends and acqualntances know he wlll contlnue to excel m hls three flelds of en deavor at the Unrversxty of Delaware V 7 nv , I n a . Q 1 , U. . . 7 , . M , , . . . . . , . , L l , . . . . . 7 . was what he meant to say. I . rl ' 9 l 1 o A Q, n X V X I ' , . . ACllVltl6S- Prefect Councll facobzte Mummers Varslty Club Athletic Councll Sports- Wmter Track Baseball Varslty Track Uppervllle Vlfglllld West IS lndeed a most valuable member of the class of 59 He excels ln Cross Country Base ent tlme of the Cum Laude Soclety and has achleved the posruon of prefect xn charge of Onderdonk Dorm ltory He also holds the post of secretary 111 the Irvlng Soclety and 1S an acuve member of the Mum mers Charlle plans to attend the Umverslty of Vlr glnxa next fall He w1ll be mlssed but Samt James loss w1ll be the Umverslty of vll'glIll8B gam CHARLES WESTON WARREN, JR. Irvmg Society fSecretary 1958 591 Televlslon Room Commlttee Cross Country fCaptam 1958 591 4 g 'Q 5.- . . , ' 9 , . 66 9, ' ' 7 , , . Q I , ' ball and other spheres. He is a member, at the pres- For all that is not f001 is 108110- , c u o 7 9 ' Q . . . . . , - 1 MALCOLM HUTCHINSON YOUNG ACUVIIICS- Prefect Councll Clee Club Varsity Club Televlslon Room Commlttee Athletlc Councll Sports- VHFSIIY Football fCapta1n 1957 581 JV Football JV Basketball Soccer Winter Track Baseball Varslty Track The clty of truth cannot he bullt on the swampy ground of skepticism Rural Route 1 Lake City Pennsylwanra The leadmg example of the ments of wexght hftmg at Samt James School IS Chlp Young Chlp IS a devoted follower of the works of Charles Atlas whlch may account for his occaslonal aca demlc mlsfortunes Chlp lrves among the young ones 1n Whlttlnoham and Mr Roberts values hrs ald ln dealmg wlth such troublesome youngsters as these Ch1p'7 has held the post of Football Capta1n He lS also a member of the Prefect Council, the Clee Club, the Mummers, the HlSt0TlC3l Soclety, and the Track team, ln addltlon to other organlzatlons Ch1p plans to contmue h1s athletlc career next fall, at the Unlversity of Delaware . ' 5 I ,t tl f Historical Society , ' ' ' v . . . . 4, . ,, CC ' 73 ' fi ' ' ' ' 19 , - ' ' if ' 77 ' Gi ,, . . . U . As the days lengthened and the maples around the circle decked themselves in their green finery, Saint James pupils frolicked on the shade-dappled grounds and enjoyed the exuberance of the awaken- ing of nature. During the golden hours after dinner, Seniors remained outside the main building to talk about classes, the forthcoming dance, masters, girls, vacations, and-of course-colleges. Behind their glib remarks and whimsical laughter, however, was the realization that the year at Saint James-a long, but successful year-was drawing to a close and with it, a stage in their lives was ending. The first act of this annual drama oc recognition for a job well done curred during the fall season, when the yearly bumper crop of new students descended upon the venerable old institution. Confusion was in- evitable, but it gradually was eradicated by a substantial sense of normalcy. Contact with family and the girl left behind were replaced by an expectant dash to the Post Office during recess and cherished vacations. When they were not pining the loss of their summer pleasures, the pupils on and off the Football field learned the valuable lesson that any sort of potentiality was useless unless it could be sufficiently converted into concrete action. Secondly, came winter with its blustery winds and fresh, crystalline snows. This was the holiday season when, during the long Christmas vacation, uneasy scholars vainly attempted to smother their pre-exam neuroses with yuletide cheer. When they returned to the campus, the students, spell of false security was completely shattered by the thunder- ing pressure of supplementary assignments and review classes. Some- how, everyone lived through this mental ordeal. Finally, the rough, brown earth was smeared with green splotches. As the chilling blasts gave Way to gentle zephyrs, spring came-and prevailed. The verdant hue of green combined with the pink and white dogwood trees to form a warm hypnosis on everyone's sensibilities. All this came and went-too soon. Then the last few wonderful days were upon the students. They invited those girls back home to come up for the best dance of the year. When their dates smiled their approval of the beautifully decorat- ed gymnasium, the members of the Social Committee realized that all the hard work was not in vain. All the students-and the Seniors, par- ticularly-acknowledged the fact that the dance symbolized Saint James School in its finest hour. Herein were mixed the elements of gentility, congeniality, and liberal- ity. It was great to be a Saint James student. together for the last time ?9!H The cllmax occurred on a balmy Saturday mornlng when for the Commencement EXCICISCS everyone made themselves more brlght and shmy than ever Humhly the Senlors knelt 1n the Chapel for the last tlme proudly they processed down the clrcle to the front of the mam hulldlng where they recelved recognltlon for Jobs well done ,Q 4 , ,K f o ,. h 7 5 . , 5 , 7 Q The Semors had f11'l1ShCd thls stage of Lhelr hves and would go on to newer actlons newer casts of characters Regaldless of the dlfferent tlmes and places ln wh1ch they mlcht fmd themselves howevel they would never forget thls drama that they had shared together , --.n' I 7 . 'U ' . Y. ' 7 7 FIFTH FORM ADDRESSES Wllllam M Alhson 5437 Howe Street Plttsburgh 32 Pa F redenck .1 Blachly 3800 Raymond Street Chevy Chase 15 Md James F Bowlmg 1614 33rd Street N W Washmgton D C Huette Cammack 420 South Mlldred Street Charles Town W Va F rancls P Clements 1225 Southeast 2nd Avenue Ft Lauderdale Fla Ernesto Fajardo .lr Calle 70a 9954 91 Bogota Columbla S A Henry J Haeberle ,lr 6341 31st Place N W Washington 15 D C Gerald W Hardman F J Mumz 456 Martmez F G B M Prou d Buenos Alres Argentl So Amerlca Robert F Kay Box 48 108 West Argyle Street Rockvllle Md Charles H Kmb 8913 Onelda Lane Bethesda 14 Md Mons A Klng 307 Pme Tree Road Radnor Pa Charles A Mlchael Hlckory Grove Bel Alr Md Donald Nlchols 118 Prmce Street Alexandrla Va Cllnton P Pltts Jr Cly nmallra Monkton Md W Stuart Ramsey I r 3705 Kemlworth Dr1ve Chevy Chase 15 Md George Relnhart IV cfo Capt 8. Mrs G R Remhart uarters G Naval Sta Key WCSI a Henry B Satterthwalte Apt 444 2500 Street NW Washlngton 7 DC Owen N Sellar III Green Valley Road Unlonvllle Chester County P Luddmgton Sells 537 S Mildred Street Charles Town W Va Alexander Shaw J r Wllna Farm Ioppa Md Cllfton C Shepherd 2620 Cornwallis Avenue S F. Roanoke Va A Glll Slepert 7209 Honeywell Lane Bethesda 14 'Vld Rlchard E Wagner I r 16 Weebetook Lane Cmcmnatl 8 Ohlo Davld R Welll Ill 2765 Mount Royal Road Plttsburgh 17 Pa na... . ' W. Decatur Miller, III . . . cfo Mr. 81 Mrs. W. D. Miller, Jr .... Box 400 . . . Knoxville 1, Tenn. Fl. . ' .4 Q , . ' , .. . , 1' ' ' , a. . ' ' ,1 . FOURTH FORM ADDRESSES H Grlfflth Bartlett III 5105 Overlea Road Washxn ton 16 D James B Brownell 635 Park Avenue New York 21 N Y Rlchard G Cooley 200 Somerset Avenue Prlncess Anne Md John F. 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' ' g , g we WISH T0 THANK our Mr and Mrs Wrllnam F Allnson Mr and Mrs Harry G Bar'l'lel'l' Jr Mr Thomas H Benneff Mrs Gladys Bowllng Mr and Mrs John H Boyd Mr and Mrs J Holmes Branson Jr Mrs Paul Brmlon Mr and Mrs A Bruflon Mr and Mrs Percuval Brundage Mr and Mrs Edward S Bushong Dr and Mrs A L Cervlno Mrs John L Chew Mr and Mrs GeorgeW Collms Mr H Douglas Colfon Capf and Mrs Richard S Cralghlll and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Paul Davis R Samuel Dlllon Jr lrvlng Fogel F Ford Herberf Goodall Jr Howard G Henry Wllllam F Holmead WllllamT Hord Jr George K Huber and Mrs J Ar'l'hur Ingham and Mrs James T Jackson and Mrs Roberl' Jones Lucux J Kellam and Mrs SamuelA Kung Wllllam Preslon Lane Jr and Mrs Carlyle M Lrnden Capl' and Mrs Paul C Lovelace and Mrs Wslluam H Lucas and Mrs Phlllp McCallum and Mrs J S Mclnfy Mr and Mrs Fosler MacKenzle PATRONS Mr and Mrs Slephen Megreglan Mr and Mrs W D Muller Comdr and Mrs Frank M Morfon and Mrs Alexander Murdoch Earl Murray and Mrs Ernesl G Nassar and Mrs Dan Nicholas and Mrs James O Donnell Capl and Mrs James W O Grady Mr and Mrs Cary L Page Mr and Mrs Wall'erW Pollard Jr Mr and Mrs Horace T PoH's ll The R+ Reverend Noble C Powell Mr and Mrs Ralph W Powers Mr and Mrs W Sfuarl' Ramsey Mr and Mrs WalferJ Rome Mr Thomas R Sampson Mrs LeslleC Sells Mr and Mrs Ashby L Shepherd Jr Dr Ernsl Sheppard Mr and Mrs Alberi F Sleperl Mrs C W Sleasman Mr and Mrs Gerald A Slacey Dr and Mrs S T Sleele Jr Mr and Mrs Charles H Sfeffe Mr and Mrs Maurice Siem Mr and Mrs Bayard S'l'ocld'on Mrs GeorgeC Thomas Mr and Mrs JamesW Tuffs Mr and Mrs John B von Schlegell Mr and Mrs Rlchard E Wagner Dr and Mrs C W Warren Dr and Mrs Davld R Welll Mr Frederlclc Wlllson Mr Sfanley Woodward Mr and Mrs Malcolm Young - ' . . , , - . . . 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' , Jr. . - ADVERTISEMENTS A 'fundamenfal prlnclple of educahon should be +o malce 'rhe pupll reallze fhe meanmg of excellence of +he flrsf ra'I'e and 'lo send hum our of school and college persuaded +ha+ I+ ns has +he 'ob by which he earns hrs llvlng bu'I' In all fhe greai' fields of life and above all In llvlng l+sel'F Sur Richard Llvmgsfone PANGBORN CORPORATION HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND business +o learn whal' is 'firsl-rare and 'ro pursue E+-no+ only in HAGERSTOWN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY W + F HAGERSTOWN MARYLAND Sev gSt Ja esS ce 1932 I37 es rankl S+ 1' Hagerstown's Finest- r in . m in Cong ratulatlons on a to a Splendid School JACKSON MILLS Cotton and Rayon Fabrlcs WELLFORD AND IVA SOUTH CAROLINA CLEAN R BRUCE CARSON Jeweler E 'I bl l1 d 2 EASY d SAFE fs LEON GROSS JACOB K BARE IS CLEAN POTOMAC EDISON COMPANY n . 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Hagersfow , Md 1 O, O 29 Eas Franklin Sfreei' Hagersiown. a an ll ll 1 REDWOOD COURT llz Mles Eas'I' on US 40 Nexi' +o Howard Johnsons Telephones A r Condni' omng TV ROOM CONTROLLED HEAT Regeni' 9 I875 Congrafulahons Io Ihe Graduafes and Bes'I' Wlshes Io SI' James School VIRGINIA CARMICHAEL S 22 Nor+h Polomac Sfreei' HAGERSTOWN MARYLAND VICTOR CUSHWA 81 SONS Makers of 'Ihe Famous CALVERT COLONIAL BRICK Genuune Sand Moulded PLANT AND SALES OFFICE WILLIAMSPORT MARYLAND In HagersI'own Maryland HOTEL ALEXANDER Hagerslown s Hosf 'Io Ihe Nahon DELIGHTFUL GUEST ROOMS AIR CONDITIONING RADIO AND TELEVISION TWO RESTAURANTS SERVING DELICIOUS FOOD Only a Shorl Dsfance From Sami' James School ANTI ETAM PAPER CO IIncorporaI'edI PAPER for Every Need HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND MARTIN JEWELERS Diamonds Wa'I'ches Jewelry DIAL RE 9 6880 6 Easf Washlngfon Sheei' HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND Regisiered Jeweler- Amerncan Gem Socieiy f i . . I . 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