St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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7- ll un-A Pl UQ Front row left to r1g,ht B Campbell Nlelson Beer Back row Lheel I fampbell Ratcllffe Farr Ji-Ofyfe Q ff! tradltlons ln existence at St Pauls The Acolvte Gulld, orxgmally founded m 1944 bw 'Vlr Robert Caperton was formed to proude old St Paul Church with an adequate number of cruclfers flag bearers, and serwers to ald III the seruces durmv the school year The Gulld thls year lb under the dlrectton of Rex James Cantler but does not hare a president as It ls bemv run on a more mformal basl- than ln pa-I wears 'lhe Order 1 run unclcr a -x tem f adxanu nunt based on the number f war f faltl u a member IQ awarded a sllver cross suspended on a black cord two years, a slls er cross suspended on a red cord, three years a slls er cross sus pended on a blue cord This year two members of the Gulld wlll hawe served four years Bob Cheel and Fd Farr Because the school was founded by the Church the Culld COIlQldCI'S lt a prn :lege to take an actne par ln the Church functions Smce the com munlon seruces began regularls at school thls xear a few members of the Culld lnlng on the tampu haw been ax allable t ald ln tue-e CIW ILCS l X ' V - FH: 4?- . 5. 7A l ' ' , 1 R' l ff ' ' - Y 2 1' uv . 1 . 1 fr rn- ul' -f . C I A ings. l B f . , N ' . T ' I C av .C ' r 'fn .W . . ' V ,, , . ul The Order of St. Paul's is one of the many fine' service. Upon completing one year as an Acolyte . ' , . e Y V ' 5 . 1 Y ' . C I I 4 n . . Y . i . . ' 5 ' 1' , . . . . 1 ' ' N ' . - - , . Q .S ' ' 0 ' - S ' ' u ' I lp ' . 'U 'PSU 5 '.. 34

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.X4CflUltle5 lf jllumlm Mark Powdermaker Jr Kelz, and Whltner Church look over the latest Issue of the MONITOR 33

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3A SADC! QOH' Thls year s cholr at Old St Paul s 1s the con tmuatlon of a long lme of boys cholrs at thls hlstorlc Baltlmore Church Thls rlch muslcal herltage becomes very much a part of each bow who slngs ln St Pauls choir An awareness of the beauty of the rellglous services and an appre clatlon for the muslc of the great old anthems they sung are some of the gifts the chorlsters recelve for their partlclpatlon ln thus extra currlcular actlvlty It IS something they retaln throughout their llves Worklng hard to produce the rlght effects Mr the past three years has changed untralned boys who stand hugh ln both scholastlc and athletlc endeavors mto well tralned and fllSLlpllflCd Inger Thu has been achleved by dallx re hearsals m the chapel during the school das and a full rehearsal wlth the men on Thursday eve mng at the Church Thls years sopranos were drawn from the Middle School and were aug mented by altos from the Lpper School A Jumor cholr from the thlrd and fourth grades has been formed to prow lde a tralnmg for the cholr boys The S0lCmDlly and color of the Chrlstmas Eve Vlldfllglll Servlce was agaln shared wlth a large audlence ln the onthe spot telecast from Old St Paul s bw Station WMAR TV In addltlon to takmg part m the regular Church dlfferent groups smgmg both sacred and secular mu IC Thls year the cholr has sung at the Baltl more Museum of Art and the Peabody Con sert atorx The recesslonal part of the seruce at Old Sami Paul s This years members are S Becclo .I von Brlesen T Car-on S Connacher J Cronm C Daly J Edmunds S Folcher ,I Gallup, A Ge.man, D Gorman, B Huifman, C. Jackson,,I Longee, D Nlaglll, G 0Connell, T Peace, T Peddv, W Reed,J Rlden, A Sheppard,J Wxckwlre, ,I W1ght,J Wise, R Worcester . . . . . . . . . , ' . s . ' - ' . . , . . Y 7 . Donald McDorman, choirmaster at St. Paul's for services, the choir also partakes in concerts for S' S. 'S ' ' ' ' ' - - ' '. l ' ' : . ' , . ' c , . : , ff. , . ' , . , . , . , V ' ' . . A ' 4 q a I 35