St James School - Bai Yuka Yearbook (St James, MD)

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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.

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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

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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.