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

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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 . , ,

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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.

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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, . . . . . .