St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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W A A: W-Q-QW TX ie- ri' 'Hz IT' 'ww wr Staff The 1957 rusader Pubhehed by the SENIOR CLASS SAINT PAULS SCHOOL CHARLES W SHAEFFER JR Edztor 1nChle REGINALD M SMITH THOMAS YOUNG Asszstant Edzlor LYNN WICKWIRE Actwmes Edztor DAVID DOWNS Buszness Manager GORDON LYONS Stag Photographer 5 Edztor 58 ALBERT FOLCHER Sports Edztor LAURENCE BARRINGER A sszstant Busmess Manager ED WARREN Art Edntor G il? . XWWZ I ' I ffi ee v I l ol of . 0 5 I THE VICTORY BELL FOREWORD We the Class of 37 present ln thls book of memorles a thumbnall portrayal of the xdeals and tradltlons whlch make St Pauls Slnce 1ts hard fightlng athletes and above all Chrlstlan gentlemen Thls IS the theme of the school and thus the theme of thls book The Staff thanks all those who have glven thelr help and thelr tlme to produce th1s record of the school 6 founding in 1849, the school has developed its boys into real students, DEDIC T10 The 1111111 11.1011 111 11111 1611111111111 ls th1, 1111111111 111 11 16111111 1111 511111111111 116161111111 11f 1116 111111111 111111 11111 11111 ICCCIWPCT 11111g111t11111 1111 1115 01 1111 1111111 1w111N 1 N 11111 1 111111111 111111 111 16161161 11115111 1111 11 1 1 11 1111111 1111 1116 11111111111 11111 1 1 111111 111 1111 111111 If S1111 tll N 1111111161 11111 116w61v 111111111 11111 1111111111611 Ill 1111 1111111-1111111111 They 1116 unsung 11611161 111111 11611111165 11111 11615, 1111111N611111- 111111 1112161165 1111 11111611 111111 11116 T1161 01116 11 1111 111111 dbk 111116 111 16t111n, 111111 111111111111 111111611 1111611111116-1 11111 1JClaOIld1l116H 111111 OUI llltw ll N1 ItlflX1Ll 11110111 T11:11t1111 111, 1116 1,1111-111 71 111111 g16111 1111111 111111111 1, 11111 11111111 111 11111 1111111w 111111 1111111161s 1116 111116n1s 0 111 56111111 1111111 7 131111 1'11'11f1111.', ' 1 -1-11 ' s - '1 1 'xi 1' ' ,1 1111' - H' 1111's 11'11'11-11-11116 f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 111111' 161' ' 11 11'5:l11.' 1x1.'. 1 1 i11g Q , L, -x , ' V ' x 4 , Ft: - . , u vi . , .Y D. 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FREDERICK WARD KATES S ATHERTON MIDDLETON Chazrmano the Boardo Trustees Headmaster wkwl is Louis D CLARK JAMES H RATCLIFFE Asszstant Headmaster Asszstant Headmaster 9 UPPER SCHOOL FACULTY Bark rou left to right Nlr Warrmer 'Nlr Rentko Ur B0 ley 'Nlr Tullan 'Nlr Nhtvhell Wir Gentile 'Hr Bef-rnxck Nlr Dlce Nlr French 'Nlr Progm 'Nir ghaffer 'Nh NIcDorman geared 'Hrs Clark 'Nlr Long 'Nlr Clark 'Sir 'Vlxddlc-ton Nlr Cantler 'Ur Heller Mrs Darlington LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY Burl. mu left to flghf Nl Benm Nlr Duxall Wir Hanlev Nlr 'Nlnlhern NIH Qchmldt Xlr Qchaffer Front mu vented 'Sir Trotter Wir Knapp Nlr Smith 'Nlr Chambers 10 UPPER AND MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY S ATHERTON MIDDLETON A B Johns Hoplxms I rzztersztw JI S Lnllerslty of I erznsylzanla JAMEs H RATCLII FF If S Hobart I ollfge LOUIS D CLARR A St f0hr1 S follrhc A fohrzs LIUIPIUIS l llIlCI'Slly I XLI NI IONC I IIIICVSIUI 0f'llllH9VllI1V1l!l JOHN B ARROW OOO Waslzznhzon and lee L nzz ersztw CARL P BEERNICR Certt cate ol the L rzuersm ot Uazlrnl In Spanzsh Langua,.e Gott Teachers I frtzhfate tor Spanzsh aml German Doctor of Laus Leulen L nzzersztv lertt rate Incloru sum IlIl1bIll1,,E Roxal Tropzral Instzmtf RENNETH T BOSLEY BS Lntzerszty of Uarxland UA Lrzzzerslty Ot Uarylarzd REv JAMES E CANTLER A B lV!lShLllbf0l1.I1lIllL88 L rmersztr I trgtnza ThC0l0glCdlS8I71lVlIlfy HELEN C CLARK A B Barnarrl follebe JI A Columbia Urmerszty FRANCIS R DICE JOHN ROBERT FRENCH B A Yale Unwerszty ANGELO A GENTILE B A College ofC1ty of New Yorl. C WILFRED HFLLER A B L nzzerstty of Pzttsburgh W WOODRUI-'F MARSTON A B Han anl Urznerslty ROBERT D MCDORNIAN B .S Johns Hoplxzns Lntversztv B Uus Peabody Conservatory GEORGE L NIITCHELL B S Johns Hoplzrzs L mverszty ROBERT JACKSON PROCIN Garnett follebe London Brztzsh Frchance Teacher MICIIAEL RENTKO Western Maryland follebe ROLLINS West Vtrgtnza Urzznerslty A IU West Vtrgmra Lfntverszty M B SHAFFER B S Towson State Teachers follege MARTIN TULLAI B A Western Mary land College FARNHAM WARRINER U A Unwerstty of Pennsyltarua B S St John s I ollege B S Haverford College 11 , , .7 . 1 , , H l . .IL . '. .' eff' ll. . . I 3 ' - 3' v :I Y BS. f '- Q ' V 'v A ' ' ' A.B. ' A f' , - ' ffontnzereial College, llorrlrerht, Hollanrl .' , . ff 0 , j . ' f 7 B.A. ' I' , '-1 CO. A - ' ' 7 ' ' . A C , . . . 1 .V . A MAINTENANCE AND KITCHEN STAFF HIM A 1 Mllll Qi vs-5' SENIURS TWELFTH GRADE Bari. rou left 10 rlgh! iraham J Dulall Lou 'llltzelfslt Hodg on Lyons Pugh Dlehl BllCllllf'l ter Seroml mu, Wllllf'fl!I'4l Mooney Folchcr Wolf Stan bury Down Peterson N Dulall Sheehan I le e Front rou Barrlnger Braden Sollenberger NIHIUIIQ Frenkll Smlth Warren Sllalfler Wlckmlre SENIOR CLASS At gladuatlon, vue thlnk of oulselves as flnlshed ploducts, and feel that we have leaehed the top, hut when we look ahead on the lldll of llfe, we see that we ale cllmblng a IIl0l,lIlld1ll Hlld tllat we have leached only one of the lessel peaks The blllllllllt of the nloulltalll ls the Ll1Ill3X of Olll caleels, and thouvh the top looks dlfferent to each one the path stlll leads on upwald dllectly ahead As we tolled our way thlough the SUCCCSSIVC glades, we thought that upon graduatlon we would have hlt the top but now we see many successlve peaks to be scaled llefole we 1C3Cll that flllal Cllmb The Joulney ahead IS dllllblllt but we have been stlellffthened lly Olll YCHIS at St Paul s We have ledllled many thlngs to help Us on the lldll of llfe TlllOl1gl1 oul -tudles ll1IOl1gl1 glllffllllg pl actlce fO1 sports, and llllllllgll the rellglous llallllllg St Paul s has p1OV1dCd, we have had the expellences llecessaly to prepare us for the journey When we leach the Sllmmll and turn to look back on the paths we have hewn acloss the lOVS6l peaks, we wlll gaze wlth great fond ness on the tlalfllllg peak of St Paul s ' '. , 3' vw 1 - ' . . 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Larry or l3ugs'i-entered '55 . . . the only senior to apply to a girls' college-in desperation . . . center on senior basketball team . . . had those somewhat muflled side-remarks during classes . . . ducked-offw campus for slightest reason . . . award for most inappropriate current event in Senior Geographygnlgeauty, Bridges and Suez Canalu . . . acclaimed for South Carolina accent- yeah. manl . . . Plans to attend the lfniversity of South Carolinafhuture in Hotel Business. Aelirilies: '55-56: lfonllrilll. Yarsitv Mgr.: Basketball, Varsity Nlgr.: 'll-nnis: Ulm-e Club: Debating: lflub. '56-'5T: lfootball. Varsity Mgr.: Tennis: Ulee Club. Acolyte lluiltl: Student Yestry: Monogram fflubg Sec'y-Treas. 51-niorlflass. JOSEPH MATHEW BRADEN, JR. 'LNew Bovl'-entered Feb. '56 . . . quiet. studious . . yougd never know he was in class . . . lost without chew- o i-E. ing gum . . . disturbed when aroused from siesta . . . - had that g'Br 'lcream look ' . . . asked im ertment ues- A X is 5 P fl W Vs. tions durinv class . . . cast onl vote for reclininff seats i ' c Y r: A from the magazine funds . . . verv successful as 'Sher- lock Holmesn in Gym . . . after the Armed Forces, Joe plans to attend the University of Maryland-Future in the Department of Agricultural Conservation. 4 1 ' I Actirities : '56: Lacrosse. J. Y.: lntramural Basketball. '56-'5T: Football. J. Y. Spirit Awardg Intramural Basketball Coaehg Lacrosse. Yarsity iklgrg Poster Club. BRENT FIELD BUCHHEISTER B, Buchheister -entered '56 . . . Gentleman tobacco f-am farmer from lfpper Marlboro . . . old Buchheister with a double II . . . didnit dig that 4'RoCk ,Il Roll music . . . got eighty cents an hour plus all he could smoke in tobacco warehouse . . . sometimes found at College Park on tw:-kr-mls . . . the Hquiet maui' . . . Prime ambition: to join Lipper Nlarlborois Mllall of Fanieiifxiill probably attend Vifashington and Lee liniversity and then enter the tobacco business. .-ictiritivs : '56-'5i': lfootliall, Varsity: Softball: Spectator Club: Monogram Cl1ill.Co-Sewiy. WHITNER LEE CHURCH Whit', or g'Fog',-entered '53 . . . great devotee of Magoo movies . . . the one who feeds those mice in the dormitory walls . . . 4'Where,s the ball?,l . . . had all the Npiecesll to be a fine student but occasionally mis- laid them . . . eccentric leader of class meetings . . . 4'We,re just going to have to get some money for a prom-Y-ten dollars isnit enoughffvvill attend Colgate M X University and later enter business. .4r'til'iliPs: '53-'5f1f: Football, Yarsityg Basketball, J. V.g Lacrosse, J. V.g Clee Club. '54-55: Football, Yarsityg Basketball, J. V.g Lacrosse, Yarsityg Monogram Clubg Clee Club. 55356: Football, Yarsityg Lacrosse, Varsity: Clee Clubg Mono- gram Club. '56-'57: Football, Varsity, Spirit Award: Lacrosse, Varsity, Co- Captain: Monogram Club, Co-President: President of Senior Class. Thug DAVID DOWNS Dave fentered '53 . . . t'6Review Math,-I don't have to study . . . l know itwt . . . Known in the dorm as 'gllirty Dave . . . a fast worker as trader of rings with the opposite sex . . . whether arising, mealtime, or study hall, Dave was always late . . . no truth to his reported summer jaunt to the Near East. . . Lend me a dime.',- Plans to attend Naval Academy-Future as an Engineer. Activities: '53-'54, Cross-Country, J. V., Lacrosse, J. V., Hiking Club, Poster Club, St-c'y-Trcas. .14-Lao: Cross Country, Varsity, Basketball, L. C., Lacrosse, J. V,, Monogram Club, Science Club, Sec'y-Treas., Poster Club, Vice President. '55-'56, Football, J. V., Basketball, J. V., Captain, Lacrosse, Varsity, Monogram Club, Clee Club, Gun Club, Sgt.- at-Arms. Football, Varsity: Basketball, Varsity, Lacrosse, Var- sity, Monogram Club, Spectator Club, Glee Club. ., .,, '56-'57, ROBERT EDWARD DIEHL Specs or Dellw-entered 754- . . . uHey Hossl there's a call for you . . . notebook's usually read!-Hlatev 70, but nice game, Bob . . . crossed Emory and Henry off list . . . the class clowni' likes his hair Detroit style . . . when the Rinky, Dinky, Doo kid wore a sport coat-Hwhereis the dance, Bobfw . . . lim Gordon Hathaway and I'm selling Ruth barsw . . . '4Well lots of luckw-Wlill attend Dickinson College- Future in Physical Education. Activities : '54-'55, '55-'56 : '56-'57 Z Football, Varsity, Basketball, Varsity, Spirit Award, Lacrosse, J. V., Monogram Club, Clee Club, Poster Club, Spirit Council, Sec'y. Football, Varsity, Basketball, Varsity, Softball, Clee Club, Monogram Club: Crusador Staff, Monitor Staff. Football, Varsity, Basketball, Varsity Captain, Soft- ball, Monogram Club, Clee Club, Crusader Staff. 0 EDMUND PENNINGTON DUVALL '6Ned7'-enterd ,53 . . . the nCentleman from Sparks was seen at Hereford High or at Mary Jane's on Friday nights . . . uquick on the drawn and the best Indian fighter in Upper Baltimore County . . . the Cardinals will finish first this year . . . Ciberson's partner in crime . . . could be heard in harmony with 5'Bullet,, and '6Specs', in Calypso version of Mary tjane? D-Will most likely attend Western Maryland College, and later enter business. Activities: '53-'5-1: '54-'55: '55-'56 '56-'57 Football, I.. C.g Basketball, L. C.g Lacrosse, L. C.q Glee Club. Football, J. V.g Basketball, L. C.g Softballg French Club. Football,,I. V.g Softball, Cun Club. Cross-Country, J. V.g Intramural Basketball Coachg Softball. JOHN SIDNEY DUVALL 'Toggyi'-entered '53 . . . John knew his Muzzeys an Bradleys . . . always postponing Monitoris release had troubles with business manager Rn . . . waged feud with Downs over Roland Park lassie . . never mind, John, you unabbedw another one . . . hair always half-combed . . . in answer to questions, Foggy usually replied tscratching his head P , HW-H-A-'I 9 I just don't know how I shattered that rear windoww- Sure you do-Plans to attend Kenyon College-Future as a Biologist. Activities: 354: Cross-Country, ,l. V.g Race Walking Team, lliking Club. Cross-Country, I. YJ Lacrosse, J. Y.g French Club, Sec'y-Treas.3 Monitor Staff: Biology Prize. 355: '55-'56: Cross-Country, I. Y.g Lacrosse, I. V.: Monitor, Asso- ciate Editor. '56-ot: Lacrosse, Varsity: Monitor, Editor-in-Chiefg Student Vestry, Sec'yg Spectator Club. .wi-:kg ti ALBERT GRAMM FOLCHER, JR. Neat Al or Speedy',-entered 752 . . . went to Bryn Mawr every day-sure it was your sister? . . . always got articles in late . . . Al's motto- Pass the ball offii . . . really added poundage his last year . . . has fine collection of those red flags seen along roadsides . . . What diya mean Smith, am l a member? -4'l'm president of this club. -Will attend Washington and Lee University after which he will enter business. Activities: '53-'54: Football, L. C.: Basketball, L. C.g French Club. '54-'55: Cross-Country, J. V.g Basketball, J. V.g French Club. .55 . -56: Cross-Country, Yarsity B , Basketball, J. V.p Monitor Staff: Crusader Staff. '56-'57: Cross-Country, Varsityg Basketball, Varsity, Softballg Monitor, Sports Editorg Crusader, Sports Editorg Monogram Clubg Student Vestry. LEONARD IZAAK FRENKIL Leni, or Frank',-entered 752 . . . asked dumb ques- tions . . . could be seen digging holes around athletic field for a track . . . became something of a stay-ab home his senior year . . . an active participant in Sacred Studies . . . formerly had a limousine with chauffeur in another 'Ltime-belti' . . . very serious- minded . . . a long hairi' . . . Mr. Rollins, I don't understand . . . but, sir . . . the mad scientistw- expects to attend Johns Hopkins University and become a contractor afterward. Vw Activities: '53-'54: French Clubg Hiking Club. '54-'55: Cross-Country, .l. V. 55356: Cross-Country, Varsity Bn: Gun Club. '56-'57: Cross-Country, Varsity, Spirit Awardg Hiking Club. w We STEVEN FAGG GIBERSON 4'Cibby', or Redhead -entered ,52 . . . drove ex- ceptionally well-built auto . . . had those six-day school weeks . . . daily conversations with teachers- What did I do? . . . 'LI didn,t do nothin' . . . l I'll see you Saturdaywl . . . drove bull-dozers during off-season . . . Gabby Gibby never had a text, nor any other book for that matter . . . had that great big silly grin- P expects to attend the Virginia Military Institute and make the Army his career. Activities: '53-'54: Football, L. C.: Lacrosse, L. C.: President of Freshman Class: French Club. '54-355: Lacrosse, .L V.: French Club. '55-'56: Football, J. V.: Lacrosse, J. V.: Gun Club. '56-'57: Winter Lacrosse: Lacrosse, Varsity: Archery Club. CARROLL THOMAS GIESE JR HC.T. or Geese,'-entered '56 . . . transferred from Catonsville and excelled in his favorite subject-football . . . spent one Spring morning strolling up Falls Road with Sheehan, hoping to miss a few classes-but was rapidly overtaken by the Army Rescue Corps . . . his characteristic laugh would lead one to believe that side kick Willoughby had escaped-Carroll will probably enter the University of Virginia, after which he expects to enter business. ' Aciiviiies : '56-'57: Football, Varsity: Basketball, Varsity: Lacrosse, Var- sity: Monogram Club, Co-Vice President. THOMAS RECTOR LOVE Tomi,-entered 751 . . . that Hdevil-may-care Buxton playboy . . . the eighth wonder of the worldi' . . . preferred Monogram Club to Chapel . . . lend me a Muzzey, pencil, nickel or notesii . . . I wonder who we should have for the prom?'7 . . . it wasnit certain why, but Tom made many trips over toward Northwood . . . usually forgot his current events-Will probably attend washington and Lee Lvniversity and afterwards aspires to enter Industrial Management. Activities: '53-'54: Basketball, L. C., Lacrosse, L. C.: Science Club. 54-35: Cross-Country, Yarsityg Basketball, J. Y., Lacrosse, J. V.g Monogram Club, Algebra Award. '55-'56: Cross-Country, Yarsityg Basketball, J. V., Lacrosse, J. V., Photography Club, Sec'yg Monogram Club, Monitor Staff. '56-'57: Cross-Country. Varsity, Co-Captain: Basketball, Var- sity5Tern1isg Monogram Club, Crusader Staffg Monitor Sta . REGINALD HUTCHINS HODGSON, JR. '4Hutch',-entered February 755 . . . Hthe mice kept me awake . . . Man, lim starved, whatis for breakfastfw- cereal- Oh, not againlv . . . one of the nicest, most congenial fellows on campus . . . owned that outstanding achievement in the field of motivation, the Henry J , which only moved when pushed . . . a real special in- terest in Washington . . . I twisted my ankle againf- Will attend Yale University and afterwards enter business. Activities : 555: Lacrosse, J. V.: Clee Club. '55-'56: Football, Varsity: Intramural Basketball Coachg La- crosse, Varsity: Monogram Clubg Poster Club, Presi- dent: President of Junior Class. '56-157: Football, Varsity: Basketball, Varsity: Lacrosse, Var- sity, Monogram Club, Co-Sec'y and President, Student Council, Yice-President: Spectator Club. MARION GORDON LYONS, JR. Cordie or Dandy,'-entered ,54 . . . seldom without camera-except when needed . . . Hlvy League was always sharply clad in white bucks, green shirt, pink tie, and charcoal suit, with occasional bits of skin . . . morning assembly interrupted when old g'Rudy, The Repairmanu moved his equipment in to get air viewv of services . . . only wrestler in 75-lb. class: favorite comic strip- Flash Gordonii . . . Expects to attend Hobart College-Future as a food broker. Activities: '54-'55: Cross-Country, J. V.: Wrestling: Hiking Club. Cross-Country, J. V.: Photography Club. Cross'Country, Varsity Bu: Wrestling, J. V.: Photog- raphy Club, President: Monitor Staff: Crusader Staff. 55356: '56-'57: JOHN ARTHUR MITZELFELT, JR. ujackn or '4Old Sure-Shotw-entered '54 . . . spent summers with 'cfriendly neighbors to the north . . . frequently came to class that was half over without late slip-that's all right, 'AML President . . . 'gbusiest man in Senior Geography . . . cause for those Chemis- try questions, L-I-N-D-A . . . Senior speech? oh, do I have one this morningfw . . . his duck-hunting was very unrewarding . . . Hopes to enter the University of North Carolina-Future as a Civil Engineer. Activities: '54-'55: Football, J. V.: Basketball, J. V.: Lacrosse, J. V.: Poster Club. Football, Varsity: Basketball, J. V.: Lacrosse, J. V., Spirit Award: Glee Club: Monogram Club: Spirit Council, President. Football, Varsity: Lacrosse, Varsity: Student Council, President: Spectator Club, President: Spirit Council: Monogram Club, Treas. '55-'56: '56-'57: :MQW '15 HENRY BARRITT PETERSON Punch -entered 551 . . . continual loser in Hcold lunch egg battles . . . always Martha something-on other . . . spent most of his time in capital cities- Richmond. Washington, and Morgan S1 Millards . . . affectionately known to some masters as 4'Pete,' or g'Coach . . . thinks a lot of himself . . . but then, who doesn't? . . . had real cute grin for all the girls-Will attend the University of Virginia and later hopes to become an engineer. Activities: '53-'5-1: Football, L. C.g Basketball, L. C.g Lacrosse, J. V.g Monitor Staff. '54-'55: Football, Varsityg Basketball, J. V., Captain, Lacrosse, Varsity: Monitor Staffg Monogram Clubg Glee Club. Football, Varsityg Winter Lacrosseg Lacrosse, Varsityg Glee Clubg Monitor Stafig Crusader Staff: Monogram Club. '56-'57: L. C. Football Coachg Basketball, Varsity: Lacrosse, Varsity, Co-Captaing Glee Clubg Crusader Staifg Monitor Staffg Monogram Club. '55-'56s ROGER PATRICK MOONEY g'Bullet --entered '53 . . . a conscientious and unobserv- ing student, Roger is seriously thinking about the Coast Guard . . . might be heard saying- Come on, you guysug What did I get? -a 62g really?7' . . . Our 'glittle Goddardw . . . exercised that cold lunchi' privi- Review 1980- a busi- lege me never got . . . never quite made it in Math . . . very quiet . . . plans to be married by Will enter the Armed Forces before launching ness career. Activities : U3 - 34. Basketball. .l. Y.: Lacrosse. 1, Y,g Clee Club. J-1-on: Football. J. Y.: Basketball. .l. Y.: Lacross. Varsity. '55-'56: lioollrzlll. .l. Y.: Intramural Basketball Coach, Lacrosse, Yarsity: Monogram Club. '56-'5T: Football, Varsity: Lacrosse, Yarsityg Monogram Club. WILLIAM NUSSEAR STEVENSON F Big Bill -entered '53 . . . Bill could answer all prob- lems with just a few choice words . . . ls that a piece of chalk in your hand, Bill'?', . . . told numerous cute stories . . . often heard asking- Who has my ring? - Where's my book?,' . . . had a deep voice that would thrill the girls . . . constantly seeking to get sneak preview , of his write-up-Plans to attend the Univer- sity of Maryland-Future in Hotel Management. Activities: '53-'54: '54-'55s '55-'56 '56 '57 PUGH, JR. 1 it Y Football, J. V.: Wrestling, .l. V.: Lacrosse, Varsity: Hiking Club. Football, Varsity: Basketball, ,l. V.: Lacrosse, Varsity: Student Council: Monogram Club. Football, Varsity: Intramural Basketball Coach: La- crosse, Varsity: Student Council: Monogram Club: Monitor Staff. Football, Varsity: Lacrosse, Varsity: Monogram Club. Sgt.-at-Arms: Glee Club. CHARLES WAYNE SHAEFFER, JR. Pete or Stauffer,,-entered '54 . . . Hmeteorologist from Towson Estatesi' . . . usually had a dazed look . . . badly in need of a pair of shoes . . . frantic, spasmodic editor of this publication . . . the happy whistlern and a truly 6'lousy hillbilly singer . . . planted desk in doorway of English class . . . Well Stauffer, you're the lucky man, Saturday . . . a radical Republican . . . made more hunting and fishing trips than the Marl- boro man -Will attend Trinity College after which he will enter business. Activities: '54-'55: Football, L. C.: Photography Club: Dramatic Club. '55-'56: Monitor, Asst. Business Manager: Photography Club. '56-'57: Cross-Country squad: Tennis: Crusader, Editor-in- Chief: Spectator Club: Hiking Club. JAMES CLYDE SIMONS 'iClyde or Carpet-baggerv-entered 52 . . . o canvasback could be seen tearing around the wrestling room tryin: to lose one more pound . . . had house parties on his rowboat . . . the James Dean of the boarding dept .... l don't agree with that, sir' . . . Now, wait a minute! . . . slept during chapel . . . Annapolis boy . . . not a Midshipman, a resident- After the Navy, Clyde expects to attend Georgia Tech- Future with Naval Experimental Station. Activities : '53-'54: '54-'55: Football, L. C.g Lacrosse, L. C.g Hiking Club. Football, J. Yfg Wrestling, Captain, Spirit Awardg Lacrosse, J. V.g Science Club, Presidentg Poster Club, Vice President. '55-'56: Football, J. YQ Wrestlingg Intramural Lacrosse Coach. '56-'5T: Cross-Country, Varsity Bug Wrestling, Co-Captaing Softball, Poster Club. PETER CARROLL PATRICK SHEEHAN Pete or bhee entered January di reported to lVlr Dice for personal inspection durinf' his first month here could be heard saying What was the ques tion? Whos buried in Grants tomb Peter? umm ah l cant remember drnlnff from a lacrosse sc rimma e Pete learned from a real trooper that he had a bad muffler and no registration Wvho s got nn lunch? Expects to attend the Lm xersity of 'North Carolina Future in advertising 4l'llllflP8 Ba ke iall ar 1 y lacro e Yar ity REGINALD MORTIMER SMITH, JR. 'gBeg or Herb -entered '51 . . . known to certain master as B. Smith . . . only serious when thinking of food and girls-another Anne? . . . the short half of Herb and Dell . . . '6Hi bo! Steverinon . . . Someone's taken 'Sprout' againq. . .wrote these scandalous articles . . . the cynical type, given to tall-tales and breezy remarks . . . murdered Shakespeare's blank verse in Hamlet- 'Probably will attend Washirigton and Lee l7niversity with a future in Public Relations. fhlivities : '53-'5-1: J. Y., Spirit Award: Basketball, L. C.: Cross-Country, Lacrosse, L. C.: Hiking Club. '5-1535: Cross-Country, J. V.: Basketball, L. C.: Lacrosse, J. V.: lliking Club. '55-'56: Cross-Country Monitor Staff , Varsity BN: Basketball, J. V.: Tennis: : Crusader Staff: Hiking Club. '56-'572 Cross-Country Associate lidi squad: Tennis, Captain: Crusader, tor: Monitor, Business Manager: Spec- tator Club: Hiking Club. SAM BARRON SMITH JR Bo -entered 749 . . . Mn Bo was often Bristol bound . . . great TV fan . . . discovered school gates provide no protection from county authorities . . . spent his vacations at his Armauffh Village retreat . . . 5'Little boy Bo, come blow your horn: and the cows 'ill come runnin' H . . . usually the last one up in morninff expects to buy 9th St. and Boardwalk in Ocean City Will attend The Citadel and afterwards intends to be a contractor. Activities : '53-'54-: Basketball, L. C., Softball: Hiking Club. '54-'55: Cross-Country, J. V.: Basketball, J. V.: Softball: Hiking Club. '55-'56: Cross Country, Asst. Mgf.: Basketball, Varsity: Soft- ball: Monitor Staff: Hiking Club. 1 Cross-Country, Mgr.: Basketball, Varsity: Softball: Monitor Staff: Hiking Club, President: Monogram Club. '56-'57 Q RANDALL TALBOT SOLLENBERCER ,W Scully or King -entered 751 . . . never without a ' girl . . . famous last words Fm going to win the Inter- scholasticsw . . . constantly worked on string of victories in Md., Va.. and Del., hoping someday to conquer all of the forty-eight and Canada . . . had well-balanced lunches-grapefruit, tomatoes, and milk . . . I haven't got your ring, Bill fAfter the Navy, g'SollyH plans to attend the University of Virginia and then enter engi- neering. Activities: '53-'5-1: Football. l.. CI.. Spirit Auardg Winter lacrosse: lia- 3 crosse, l.. tf.g Science Club: loster Clubg Spanish Club. '5-1355: Football. .l. Y.g Wrestlingg Lacrosse, J. Y.g Science tilubg Poster lilub. J. Y.g Gun Club, Yice President: Spanish Club, Presi- dent: Monogram Club. Yarsityg Monogram Club. HENRY HODGES STANSBURY Hawk',-entered 755 . . . a real lady-killer in the Towson arca . . . always complained about marks . . . a transfer student from 'LTrig , such were his famous last WOI'dSfHI-Ill going to get an 'Al in Review Mathll . . . finally rid our parking lot of that menace to transporta- tion-his 1910 Hupmobile 4'boinb', . . . 'g0h, did we have Spectator Club last night? -Will attend Wash- ington and Lee University to prepare for a career in ,tc personnel work. N Activities: '55-'56: Football, Yarsityg lntramural Basketball Coachg La- .-A crosse. Yarsity: Monogram Club: Clec Club. '56-'57: Football, Varsity: Winter Lacrosseg Lacrosse, Varsityg Spectator Clubg Monogram Clubg Clce Club. '55-'56: Cross-Country, Yarsityg Viestling. 1. Y.: Lacrosse, .16-ot: Cross-Country, Yarsitv: Wrestling. J. Y.: Lacrosse, EDWARD WYATT WARREN Ed or Buzz -entered '56 . . . last of the Adminis- tration Building residents . . . drew cartoons during Senior Geography . . . Man, did you see my latest car? -will probably wind up designing automobiles for C.M .... although hailing from Southern Maryland, Buzz didnit espouse B. Buchheister's trade . . . Got a patron? . . . after school old Wyatt Earpn usually received help in Solid -Ed will attend George Wash- ington University with hopes of becoming an engineer. Activities : '56-'57: Cross-Country, Varsity, Softballg Crusader Staff, Glee Club, Hiking Club. ROGER STREETT WHITEFORD III 7, Streett or Korsch -entered ,52 . . . took mystery '54--'55 : '55-'56 : '56-'57 : trips to Chatham . . . did he really have a girl? . . . th take-charge guy in those second period study halls . . . didn't care for that sea life . . . on visit to Academy of Science, Streett listened to jazz records downstairs . . . an Eddie Condon fan . . . watched those 95,s pile up in Math-Will attend Washington and Lee Univer sity and pursue a business course. Activities: '53-'54-: Football, .l. V.: Lacrosse, J. V.g Monitor Staffg Cru- sader Staff. Football, Varsity, Wrestling, J. V.: Lacrosse, Varsity, Vice-President of Sophomore Classy Monogram Clubg Spirit Councilg Monitor Staff, Crusader Staff. Football, Varsityg Wrestlingg Lacrosse, Varsityg Glee Clubg Monogram Clubg Monitor Stall, Poster Clubg Vice-President of Junior Class, Spirit Council, Vice- President. Football, Varsity, Co-Captain, Wrestling, Co-Captaing Lacrosse, Varsityg Student Council, Sec'yg Spirit Coun- cil, Vice-Presidentg Vice-President of Senior Classg Crusader Staff, Monitor Stall, Humor Editor, Mono- gram Club. 'R JAMES DONALD WILLOUGHBY JR Don or Sweets -entered 56 . . . source of those fits of laughter from Room No. ll . . . the Gentleman from Catonsville could be heard exclaiminfr on receipt of paper- a TO! Gee Whizl' . . . had bri ht red cashmere sweater that made him sparkle . . . that not so prematurely gray hair gaye him a Clark Gable appearance . . . will probably become foremost orator of Joe s Garage-Will attend the University of Mary- land and then enter business. Activities . 56-57: Football Varsity McCormick Unsung Hero Award' Lacrosse Yarsity ' Monogram Club. CHESTER LYNN WICKWIRE Lynn or Wick entered .33 a Connectlcut Yankee and a real gunner 1n Basketball ur little chemist aspires to meet a gal named ,lonnle l stay ed home to go ice skating lhowever he usually fell through Lake Roland s 1CCl had phony excuse for fall sports l asked for a crew cut and they ave me a shaye Wlll attend Johns Hopklns Unlver sity with future 1IllCHl10IlQ to become a chemist Actlutles vi 74 f 1 Country ,I X Baskctball L C Qclence Cub Choir Us Country rl Y Ba etyall L C Lacros e L C SLIPIICC Club Choir l'orrn PTIZC Qro Country Varsity B Basketball .l V L e ,I N Choir 'Nlomtor Staff Cru ader Staff Spirit Council See y blee Club Form Prize Ba ketball J Y Softball Cru ader Qtatf Activities Editor Nlonitor 9taH Choir Qpectator Club Secy lllklng Club qecy 34 50 Q5 Q6 ROBERT FREDERICK WOLF Bob entered 4-9 a real St Paul s veteran was lnduced by Mr Clark to Joln the Naval Reserves and we are told he has turned lnto an old salt mterested ln some llttle chrcken on the Manor can t do thlsl Now come on, Bob you have a fi ty Hfty chance had those recess bouts dally wlth Sxmple Slmons Now lets be falr about thlS Bob plans to go lnto law enforcement followmv graduatlon ACllUlll68 Football I V Lacrosse .l V Stamp Club Vlce Presldent WT6QIl1H Lacrosse Warslly Stamp Club Cross Country Warsltv Lacrosse Varsxty Monogram Club qpamsh Club u6 Cross Country X arslty Co Captam J V lacrosse Coach Monogram Club Co VICE Presldent Student Vestry Senior Warden '-5 wwlfi nur 5 Best All Amuml Boy l3estSt1ulc nt Hur Alzhleze llrmlest Il UI L01 fllost 1011111111 In st LOUAIIIU Tfzznlu he lb lf1gff6stLa1l10s Han Thinks he ts Best 8111111 Thznks he lb lnzggest Bullslzngel lwznnzest foggzest Best Dlfsscfl Bash ul flzumtest lloocltest lJLgg6.stHaL1IPr Host In Lobe Sloppzest ltl6l6St Sleepzest IOR ELECTIONS Wznner HUTC II WICKWIIII PFTFRSON Dux XI D III 5lIhFIIXN SINIOVS I LGII lnIcRIv I II CIFSI I YUNS Su IEFFEII DILIIL LIILRCII WIIIT LIOIII1 XVILLOLGIIBY GIBFRSON and DUI XI I H GIIIIIII XIOONEY STAINSBLRY SOLLY Dowvs BIIADB IN Host Lzkely to Succeed HUTCH fxzmmr U IIUTCII JII SI X IIIIII N S II I mv PETFRNON I OII W IIITI IOIIIJ FOLCIIER BUCIIIIEISTER R SNIITH J Dux KLL XVOLP 'Nl DIII ALL XX IIIIIIN and In I IIIILISTFR SIIIOM GIBLRSON WOLF WICIXWIIIE B SNIIT II BR IDEN Fatorzte Magazme PLAYBOX SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Fauorzte Comzc Nlsn, I OOO, PEANUTS Fatorzte fourse VIR NIARSDEN 5 REVIEW NIITII, IDNCII Fawrzte Sport L ILROSSE, DARTS 33 1 1 1 ' I . ,, I, J ' U' ., , I, 3 J. 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Xlccullovh Haitin 5 Sher lr-arson Hill Birch. 1.1-nip.Franzrow:-Crum Cochran Annan Kerr Nleadc Lilly Hartman Ruth Lang Walker Krclnx. 35 NINTH GRADE Haul mu It!! to right Ntanhau h Turnfr Ntheffenatkcr llutitt Lou Rolwrt ,I Darrell Ben oo 4 Ryer D ri it Nic on B am at rt iur x rr ernm mu Nlurrt ll urn X lhamlnr Duke DQRU i Dane lx Darrell Nltrevw Nlichael l' Wri ht W Clark Nlorrms Nlam ol I'ront rou Larroll Q Clarks Home Barns-Q Robert Beer Nnrtlerx Britton Lack lxcelcr Dukehart Cook Brooke Jordan Rutherford EIGHTH GRADE Bark row left to ribh1:VKlapproth Shaffer Longer- Schultz De-lo Cunkle Wickvsirc. Fisher lompkm: l.t-ni. Turner x1lHBI'lt'.'t'Il. R. Turner. Gate' Clover. .lfiflrlle row:-Couch H. White R. Post Smyth Ellmlllldf. Hornvr. Welmrter Orth Fitze Hoyt Lake Stei elman White. Front row:-Childg Kate: Snyder Riley Pctergon Purvig Ashtmn O'Connel William: Hill Hohman Elrich Dobgon Hammergla. 36 SEVENTH GRADE 1 nm fr H fn flbhf Dum ll Vw 11,.l1I P: are I' re x lm Nlw: make r Donaldson Barnard Bac Q n one Connamlnr Pa ur on Yue uf 1 mu mrrarx nrmr a unu omrs lxrau 4 Slllllhllfi Irmlur Plnnnner Hukman llvllvr L rnne K uuclmrx Worms nr Lrnnm Iron! mu C frrnan XIIIUIIX Brx ant 0 1 onncll I alnwr Bagdun Lanxpbell Nldnn Nlabxll Jonm NIc'NIanu lurk Coalc SIXTH GRADE r r 4 If If n fl 1r nf rl 0 I ran ka 1 Rourke Pu ex Ortmvr lrxmn on fi lllnlxl fox ure Nlartln Ntunr- front mu W ll lam Burn: I ann lim n en lachc r, Huffman Pawann Barntt Brud NX apner Duker Chalphant Horn-bx Lurckran H Read 37 FIFTH GRADE Rm' rou left to n,l1l law l'lz1mlur Blu Xlmond Hiln Imam l-nlnlinr Bre ee Perry Xea Pr Hodgdon Lheqon Hank llulflle rou Nanzelm bainhle- Ntur Drxden NlcDonald Fxan Chapman Prime Walker Tarrin 'Xloulton Bien lun ton l'ror11r0u Blackatori Woodcy Pike Shreewe Ticknor Puru Baden Kuhn Don la Webb be-rman Nnnth Fleury HaQ on FOURTH GRADE Back row, left to right:-Ste-il. Phipps, Horner, Crc-uv, Cardin:-r, We-lusts-r, Nield, Kastendike, Woodward, Hill, Leahy, Beach. .llirirlle row:-Lowndes, Ward, fl. Crm-xx. Nlacool, Sanford, Hostetter, Yellott, Coleman, Mele, Nlargden, Hand, Lang, Lewis, Front row5'---Ailflvrson, Coale, Morris, johnson, Robinson, Clark, Gilbert, Winkel, Hamxnersla, XIcDorman, llogftnn, Strull, Canady, Matthai. 38 1THRD GRADE Ill row left In rzghl Nlmarrell W Q lu num B WI Xnu l'lIlll3 nn 'N1LDnwe Broun bellevx Buvlx Npencu lxalm Ireland Vnllnam Dane Byer Lurlln SECOND GRADE Bach row left to right Uarchant Wonclvsald Brumnflll Hawkes Xellott Peace James Scruton Brause Bacot Front row G3l'dlIl6l leller Boyce 'Nluulton Ntrult Darlmgton Hand Bald Plakotorxs Gentlle Welsh Wolcott 39 B -lr ', ' ' :- S ' ' S, 'is-, Pr'n'f, lln' l, :vpn . -s, 1' gf , A ' ' ll Webster, Dowell, Neale, lssel, Wagner, Lee. Kirlmler. Front row:-llarclee, Magill, Knapp, Malculm D s lv ' 1 lv - 1 'v ' 'Sv ' ' v Sv ' V Ss V 51 - ' , . ' -'-A , ' ' A , ' . ' ' . , , Q .1 ' . ' . ' ' , Y ' ' 1 4 7 . 7 ' 7 X 9 7 7 I Y 9 ' ' r FIRST GRADE 1 rou 1111 111 nl. 1 .ll 1 ll 1 ll 1 1111 r ll Ill 111 I1 1 II X Xl11r111r1 rllfd 111' r11r1Ir1111 7111111111 11111 ll1rr1ll N111111 Y l1111 1111 1 1 I1 11 fl .1 1 .11 Il C 1.1111 111 N1 11l1 H1111111111111 L KINDERGARTEN 1 r11z1 1 11 fl, 11111 11 1111 11.1111 1 1 lt 11111.1 I dl 111 11111 N111 II 111111 B1r 111 rant rou H 1111 xlllll NI.1r111r1 D lx11111 X k11I111 Sl1r1111 11111111 Lllfllll 1 40 l N 12' 'Q J 9' Eva? xx XX sr X A? U, t,ll1 iff ua X X f 2' VH QM fav ATHLETICS QW si' fi, I F. xx X N. lg! ff! ' A wif 'M W 1 4, 'I QV- A , ' -' 'J' ,fu m a., X! fr In w b' !v ' - f J 'X J 0 f Q all ,IN K Q 0 0 VARSITY FOOTBALL .Standing lei! Ia fl hl Nlana er l udmg. Cabell Html on BllLllllt'l ter fouldm Cllllflll Nlxtzelfelt Coach Renllm Loach Tullal Sernnzl rou Nl onev Ntan bun Nltrrsman Nlaym Welch belse Willoughby llachtel Gore f Darrell l P t l'1rst row Lrum A Qfllllll Pugh Rutherford Lelmbach Wluteford SCl'lITllllK Barley Down Dlehl Barrmger manager Coaches Tulla: and Renfko ARSITY FOOTB LL Th1s year s VHISIIY football eleven turned ln a fine ovelall record of five wms agamst three defeats The team was ably coached by lVl1Cl1H6l Tulla1 and Mlchael Rentlto who per formed a masterful job the entlre season The team operated chrefly from the smgle wmg forma tlon, but as the season progressed the T formatlon was mtroduced The Salnts stressed an equally balanced runmng and passmg game, whlch provlded many thrllls throughout the season The Samts started off by rlppmg Edgewood 52 0 and then shuttmg out St Andrew s and a rugged St Mary s team, 33 O and 26 0, respec trvely The next Frrday, l13VCll1I'lg to Gllman, the Samts played a good game but were finally 42 md A- Co-Captains Whiteford and Leimbach Willoughby pounds around the end . . . ouch! defeated, 12-6. The following week found the Crusaders at lVIcDonogh, where they over- whelmed a strong 'aFarmer,, team, l2-7, in a thrill-packed game. The Blue and Gold then met a powerful Towerhill eleven from Delaware and were soundly beaten, 40-6, on a rain-soaked field. St. James was disposed of, 19-6, before the Saints closed their season with an 18-7 loss to Severn. This year the team was fortified at every position. The offensive line was composed of Jerry Schmidt, Bob Diehl, Hutch Hodgson, Dave Downs, Parker Leimbach, and Streett Whiteford, while ,lack Mitzelfelt, Whitner Church, Larry Post, Roy Mayne, and Brent Buchheister made up the defensive line. The powerful, high-scoring backfield was led by Carroll Giese, Don Willoughby, Bill Pugh, Henry Stansbury, Jim Crum, and Neale Smith. The rest of the team was rounded out by Cabell, Cox, C. Darrell, Gore, Gouldin, lVIerryman, Mooney, Rutherford, and Welch. The co-captains for the team were Streett Whiteford and Parker Leimbach, while Whitner Church was the recipient of the Spirit Award. 43 . Paul's . Paul's . Paul's THE SCORES . . . . . 52 Edgewood .. . . . 33 St. Andrew . . . . . 26 St. Mary's . Paul's ..... 6 Gilman . . . Paul's . Paul's . Paurs . Paul's . . . . . 12 McDonogh . . . . . 6 Tower Hill . . . .. 19 Sl. James . . . . . 7 Severn . . JUNIOR VARSIT1 FOOTBALL Bari. rou, left to rzght Foach Wlrtchell 'Nlarburv Tm l'Of'lll r ch n Tur null Sherwood F Wrrght R Po I L Po t Front rou lxreb B111 Turner Blank tone Wofford .l Darrell K Darrell Lam Braden Llllv Ha trn UNIOR ARSITY FOOTB L The Jayvees tlns year, under the tutelage of George 'ff Mrtchell had one of therr better seasons ssrnnrnv three UHIHCS and losrng the same number In the opener of the season at Brooklandvrlle the Sarnts defeated a rugged and brursrnv Sexern eleven, 14 7 The second game saw the Sarnts else out a 14 13 wrn over Belarr Skrppy Darrell nent four yards for the final score and Bob Merryman added the extra pornt A strong Westmrnster team handed the Samts then first loss by 25 0 The Blue and Cold were completely outplayed Coach Mitchel, by a team much brgger than themselves The Sarnts then H1CtBCld11 for a second trme and proved then first vrctory was no fluke by wrnnrng 130 The Jays closed therr season wrth consecutrve losses to Crlman and Westminster by 18 12 and 33 0 scores, respectrvely The ,Iayvees were paced the entrre season by Skrp and Jack Darrell Scott Cam, Joe Braden, Fred Betz, and Bob Merryman The lrne was composed of Kent Marbury Doug Korschgen Kay Turner Van Fochlos, Don Wrrght Ronnre Post, and Walter Toy 44 Paul Paul Paul l aul Paul Paul S THE SCORES Sew ern Belair Westml er Belair Gilman Westmlrr ter t l l Y ' t, I ' J- , . A ' . A .'- ,Z T , 'ns, Ko S ' gc' , nl , Love, - y - 1 1 v , v 5 S5- , 4? VV 7 , A : Y , . . y . -7 - D . I as za ' 4 'w 1 . . . D K , . . 7 . . ., . A M. ' ' . 1 ' 7 ' ' . Q 1 ' ' 7 sr. - ' . .... 14 ' . . . . ' ' ' , St. ' 's ..... 14 ' .... . , St. - 's ..... 0 'nsl a SI. ' 'S . .... 13 ' . . . . . , I , , I - St. 's . .... 12 ' . . . . V 1 St. 's. . . . . 0 ' s . 7 . LITTLE CRUSIE FOOTBALL branding lelt to Hgh! Loath Peter on Coach French Edmond Cunklz Turner Rohertwn Poole Closer llzrlrlle mu Nlackrthur Nerderw J Virckwne Stefhn Chamber Cunnoe Schultz Delo Dane 'Nlrchael Donald on Front row Cake 'llchonnell Bland W1 ht Shafer NIacCo0l Clark Duke-hart Ryer Nhrteve J Rutherford Clarke LITTLE CRUSIE FOOTBALL Under the gurdance of Faculty coaches Loura Clark and Robert French, and senror Punch Peterson, the Qf The team showed exceptronally fine sprrrt throuffhout the eeaeon, and re deeervrnff of much prarbe ln then firet 'fame ofthe season, the Crusres walloped Severn, 210 Brll Clark scored two of the touchdowns and lVTClV1ll Schultz added the thrrd The Blue and Cold then suffered three strarvht defeate to Frrends and Crlman Frrends romped to 1 20 6 wrn, before Grlman poured rt on, 32 0 The Crusres then entertarned Frrends Coach French at home and were beaten, l4 O In the final game of the beabon the Sarnts rolled over the Lrttle Admrrals of Severn, 27 0 The Crusres were led bv Clark Schultz THE SCORES Davres, OConnell, and R Campbell rn the scorrnf column Cook, Delo Edmondb, Vllrffht Chambera, Wrrght, and Robertson were the marnstayb rn the forward wall 4:3 pdlll s dll dll dll dll Severn Fl'lClldb Grlman Friends Sew ern l l , Y ,, , , 2 ' ,. 4' ' ' ' ' S . I , i S, 1 ' 2 - - . s V - - I V-'T f- - Y .lv - 'I ' D ' s -T 51 l Ss 1 s , S,- S. S - If 14 , . S ,Q al , 1 tt, S Little Crusies won two games of a five-game schedule. , , W . . . D KN w 4 w . I v w Q ' Q I - L , X . O , E t gf 0 , I s V 1 L - . , . GS ' ' 97 K T 7 ' , ' a 7 n . , . ' St. - 1' ..... 21 Q- -' Y . n r A - ' snr- rs. .... 6 ' - P , f C 7 SLP- lm ..... 0 '- ' ' ' ' St. l'- l's ..... 0 ' ' . A . .Y Q SLP- rs ..... 27 ' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Smnrlmg lc!! Io rzght Forman xilllllllg C .lones Caln Wolf Coach Heller Frenlul 'Uzddle rou R Clarke Nlua lm 'NlcPhrr on J Blrch Youn Pear on C Coodurn Parham Lewerln front rou B Nlllllll Stanhall R Campbcll Beer J Wolf Hartman P Birch A bury EIXUOIIS W arren Coach Heller CROSS COU TRY Wlth Coach Heller, a former Pltt trackman at the helm, St Paul s varsrty harrrers completed a vrctorlous season for the second strarght year, wrth a 64 record The Crusader h1ll and dalers frmshed 1n fourth place ln the 111116163111 M S A league They also defeated two outsrde teams St James and Towson State Teachers College along mth several area teams III the Splked Shoe Invltatxonal Meet at Johns Hopkrns In the first race of the season St Paul s lost a close one to Forest Park mhrle defeatlng Mt St Joe handlly IIltl11SllOtly contested meet the Sarnts were paced by Tom Heade Rlndx Sollenberger and Tom Love These three were the lmreadwrnners for St Pauls all season urth ,lack Brlgstocke, Joe Carter and Al Folcher pushmff them toward the season s end 46 CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY Ie t to rzghl adm Heller Pretman Larttr Brl ln Noll bu Nl .1 l I n Pelhapb 111 the best 1306 of the seabon the Clubadele defeated Toys on State T63LllC1S College Valslty on then home COUISC of '7 l mlleb Randy S0ll6lllJC10C1 who h ld just yyon the filet 1IldlV1dL13l VILIOIY of lllb ca1ee1 affalnet St ,lameb ployed he could stlll H111 by llllllllllg the finest 1ate of hle CHICPI as he defeated Don Paee, laet yefn D C1ub1de1 captam Solly ywab ablv amblbted by Tom Meade and Al FOlLll6I Led by IIOVILCS Ed F1C6mdl1 and Jack BIIPNIOQ lye plu1 all FOlLllt'l 1nd Joe Clllbl up fxom the Valbltyf B squad togethel wlth holdoyele Tom Loye, Randy SOll6IllJC1g61, and stlength was the S8CICt of sueceeb, as yyae shoysn flom the 1CSllltS of the meet1 ds the Cxueadels defeated Mt St ,loeeph Ca1ve1, Pattelbon Pdllx md Southeln Pelenmal tltans Poly and Clty Foleat Pa1k, and Dunbal wele the only ha111e1b to top the lIUp10VCCl Salntb Valmltv B lette1 VNIIIIICIS ysele F1enl11l FOIINIII Wtmlf Patham Lyon1 M10 GOOdNN11l Leyeung lxfICCdSl1ll, and Haltman These boyz bhoyyed denmte IJIOIHISC and some Qhould moye up lIltO Vdlblty A COHIPCIIUOH next yeal E1 etys h1le jayyeeb yyele Beelm, R Campbell D Cam NlLPhC1SOI1 Kalb Stambaugh, P Buch J Buch W Duyall, and loung Leonald FlCIllx1l, who was 1nju1ed eally 1n the seabon 1ete1y ed the Valblty Sp111tAyya1d The ,lumot Valblty Splllt Alhdld ysas plesented to Tom X oung, and Tom Loye yuan aywalded the Captaln 5 Cup 41 4 ' :-ffo ' , 1 B ' , S - , 'glstut' ' ', I Pll ' 'g:t'r, , e' r 0. - Ye. 1 -1 ' 1 f, Q 1 1, 11 -S 1 11 ' ' ' -. ' A V' 'tg ', ' t ' ' .1 ' , 1, ', . . D , K D , 1, . . ba - '1 . ' 1 ., 1 ' , - 1 . C , I . 1 . . ', C .,, . -Z . , ' l f W ' - ' ' Qt ,, .' , ' 'L X L ' ' '. 1 , 11. 45 ,, 1 1. 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 , V 1 Tommy Meade, the Saints were a team to be reckoned with in the M.S.A. Overall team 1 1 1 l . w , 1 1 , 11 f 1 , E n . 1 'f . r sy 1 I 7 1 1 A 1 4 1 1 J, 11' 1, l 1 1. A 11. ca 1 1- 1 1 s 1 pt 1 , 1 A 1 1 '1 '. , 9 L v 1 a , -7 - 4 2 v v I. ' -Y.. H ,, . . ' . N v . .4 ' 7 W Y ' if V A . . , I I 1 11 , , A . 1 . 1 l 1, 4 - f . , - , , . , . . . . A. ' . .f 1 ' .' V. . v . v l , . -. c , . . ,i 'QI 7L,.5i:, 42' U-ff' Tffrwafw -12.95 2' laff U' 3' QQYX li .2 yy M '7' Aly Q1 Q f M Y-4... iii-'ilk u ld r Awww N Dedrccted to our Coach Charles lBalll Heller rn apprecrahon for hrs devotion and hard work 48 , J :gift n fl 'r' A 1? ' JY' L L V 5 lv-X Q N1 iff '- 1 5 f V Ex F Q eg , h X l l f l ' ' ' ,'.2 ' , 1 lk 1 !7 jI,U,.rf'v . , 5 fl' Q' my L' A , 1 4174 lx l Wx! xy, - V - 1' rl' -4 V L0 T 1 ' . , Y' X fi X 3 A v V , -333, fr A G I 1 xvfy if KJ V , Le XF? ALQP 051 r' N Z I V I x x . ., S ' x XV .NX .nf my , ,,ff'f1H Q X ,J ' E , Y v K 1 Z . lf , ,X , W I -V xl- ,,f K.- TX l C INTRAMUBAL FOOTBALL Thls WCdI s senlol lntlamulal football lea ue w lb composed of only thlee teams These teams WCIC coached by one master and two s udent asslstants The Colts coaclled lly Ml Plogln Randy Walkel and Dawld ,I3ClilIlS won the cllamploll shlp mth a 71 lCLO1d The Beals 33 coached by Vll Gentlle W Mlnetlee and ,lay Holloway wele second Wlllle the RCdShlHa coached by Ml Dlce Dlck Whlte alld Evans GO0dWlIl wele all also ran At the close of the season the coaches of the lespectlve teams comblned to choose an all Stdl team compllsed of five Colts thlee Beals and thlee Redsklns The All Stal team ITlCI'IllJC1b WCIC Champ Packald and Boll Wellstel at Clldb Pete Keelel and Tucky Johnson at tackles Jack Couch and Caly Steluleman at Dlldldn whlle Jelly Lan held down the centel spot The backfleld was composed of Glallt Hlll at qualtelbaclx Blll Kommalan at fullback and Jlm Ruth and RlChy W1lll3mS at the halves The Splllt Awald was DIVCII to Ralph Ashton 49 ' v v 1,1 -1 . u . 1 1 , Y, 1 1 u . ' s 1 - 1 f . , . 1 A - 1 1 1 ' . . ,.. . . , - . , . .- - . . 1 - - . - 1 1 , A 1 1 ' 1 1. 1 . ' r' 1 1 1 - . I ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - v , ac 97 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 111 y 1 4 I 1 4 u 1 1 7 1 1 1 4 1 .U Cr . 1 1 v . 1 s 0- v 1 1 B7 13 1 1 1 . .. ' U . wid sw 'kt we YA!! LJ. 9251 -x NUI 41 VARSITY B ASKETBALL SNIIHIIII lr!! to r1,f.hI C alll Tllllal Turnbull nlalll r Xllllall na cr f acll llll I U1 1 L mu D nn Nlalnn Lou Hull on Darrtll fronlrou bu Q Pctmr on Dlalll B Qlllllll olcber VARSITY BASKETBALL Tllls yeal the Valslty Basketball team undel the guldallee of bead coach Nll Tullal and asslstallt Coacll llll Lellt7, COI'l1pllCd one of the best basketball campalgns at St Paul s ln many yCdlS Tllell 16COld of tllllteen XXIII: and file losses was due to fine play and a IICVCI Clldlllg splllt In M SA DIWISIOII II of Pllxate Schools, the Sdllllb fllllb-llCCl 111 second place, just one game behlnd Boss Latlll, DIXISIOII XNIIIIICIS The Sldlllllg live fol tlle blggest pall of the season V616 Bob Dlebl, Calloll Clese ,f 'Vg' 2 Pllllf,hy,' Petelson, Jelly Scbmldt, alld Randy Walkel Coaches Tunmcnd Hzghes The ICSCIVCS VNCIC, at gualds Roy Mayne, Butcll,, Dallell, at f01W81dS Al Folcher, Ballon Srnlth, Tolll Love, and at centel Hutch Hodgson, Dave Downs Bob Dlehl was the team's leadlng SCOICI Mllll a 17 5 avelage pel game Bob nas also the wlllnel of the VHISIIY Foul SllOOI1Ilg Tlopby T01 the llllld consecutlve yeal He YN as l10Il01Cd too by maklng the fllst team on the All Malyland PIIVHIC School Team 50 ' 'fs-asf - - -. A ' x f se's ' A B I X ' . A - :A - 4 gas ff, , 5.-I. f' 1+-gl: V, W -4 .- xg., as ' Y A , 1 ww . A f E 3 warg H . V- ky S A ' . Q, f-iifm'--l,-g A.: ' K ' V A ' 'Sv 4 J.:- V 1, -' ,X Q C , . . 1 ' , ' - ' ' 13 l sf, 'V , LN ' A ,- , ga- 1.11 'rfwf ' ,, ' mi T , , :-3-i:Q.QL.lgw , V, I . 1 ll ' ' ' . ' A it N X .ll I I X I ff X -K sggg llls 1 ' ' - f l 5 EI, . ' ' I aaa- . L X A l . l -T ' g. 5- 10' ' '. . l gre . : ' . llla g' . 141' 51105. . 'rl Il, G- ll s,. 1' '. , l gs , ' . ' 1- H153 - ' s , , .. ' ,F . , 'ff-Q l ' ' - ' f ' - - A' - n N 1 1 X ' 1 I -Q f- D - Q .- ' Q ' ' HQ Q . . . . H I - 7 .N , W - - - , .- ' , I . . . . . . ,- ' Q Q . nv- . I l - 7' 1 l , d . . . . . . J.wf,5jg ' I ' , . . - . ' . . ' W Dlehl scores agam Newcomel Calloll GICSC was second to Dlehl ln 'sC01lIlg wlth a 13 polnt per game dVCIdgC and was the leadlllg 1ClJOllIld61 on the team Because of hls constant hustle and bplllt Cllloll won the Splllt Awald DUIIIIU the Randy Wllllel was second to GICSC III IClJOl1IlCllIlg, and a collstant scorel second h llf of the season, he came lnto lllS own and often hlt double flgules Pl1I1Clly Petelson and ,lel ly Schmldt were two of the bettel gualds lll the leag Tllell t6dI'IlW0llC and hustle was a maln factol ln many a VlCt01y All llut fOU1 of thls yCdI s team were 56111013 Wlth the Jayvees boastlng a WIHIIIHU season and showlllg consldelallle potentlal, llext VCdl s Clusadels should do qulte well on the hardwoods Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Pau' Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul THE SCORES Belalr Cllman Alumnl friends Mcllonogh Tulmudlcal Frlends Boys Latm bt james Facultv Westmlnster McD0llogh Tulmudlcal Park EPISCOPBI Towson Cathollc Boys Latln 51 , C a z ' ' . D S , . . S. , 44' ' 97 , ' . 46 as H i H - . , . . ' sl. 'S ..... 53 ' ........ 75 ue' sl. - 'S ..... 71 ' ....... 75 -. . . .- . . sl. 'S ..... 52 ' ..... .. as sl. - 'S ..... 35 S ....... 47 ' . - .. sl. - 'S ..... 48 - .... 36 ' sl. 'S ..... 76 ' .... 37 , , sl. Plllll'S ..... 62 Plllll ......... 35 - - - ' - sl. 'S ..... 58 ' ....... 55 , , , U , sl. 'S ..... 43 ' ' 60 ' -. - - ' D sl. .'S ..... 68 4-5 , , , sl. - 'S ..... 50 , ....... 40 ' ' - ' ' sl. 'S ..... 74 . ' 47 , , sl. 'S ..... 67 .... 56 A ' ' sl.- 'S ..... 74 ' ....4l sl. 'S ..... so ......... 46 . sl. 'S ..... 81 'S ..... 63 sl. 'S ..... 55 - ' 69 sl. 'S ..... 68 -' ' .... 66 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Burl. rou left In flghf We-b ter Nlerrxman rochro Parham Coach Nlitchell Front row Toy lx Darrell Wrrluxrrr lnnnm Dane Cort AYVEE BASKETBALL l'h1s year the ,lryvee eourtmen w on erght of fourteen 1 ames, under the tutelage of Coach George lVI1tchell The boys on the team show ed plenty of hustle and speed and should dex elop into promising xarsrty material The Saints opened then season by dropping a one point affair to Belair, 24 23 The ,lays then hit then stride as they won six of their next seven games against spirited opposition. They defeated Gilman, the seniors, Friends. -and lNlcDonogh, before another one-pointer to the Mt. St. Joseph residents. In the next contest, Guard Coach Mitchell W-ilter Toy stole the ball away from Mervo with three seeonds remaining in the game, 'ind tallied a lay-up to give the team a hard-earned 25-24 victory. They dropped their next games to Edgewood, Westminster, McDonogh and Edgewood, respectively. Four of these tilts were lost by no more than two points. They closed their sea son by walloping Towson Catholic and the Red Shield Boys, Club. The scoring on the team for the year was THE SEASON S SCORES divided among three players for the most part. P B I . Lynn Wickwire, the captain of the team, Bob Q ,Q f f f f Casin' I Q S ' ' I Q Gore, and Don Wvofford were the early season ' :ful Q ----- Eegriors .------ leaders, while towards the end Ross Parham - 1212: ' Nfggzfffogil' 2 I Q: and Walter Toy began to push the afore- i I Mr. Sr. Joe mentioned trio. These boys lwerevably sup- - E231 11121 Fr:2:Sg'if'f'f'::: ported by ,lack Davies, 'gfinker' Gunnoe, ' lgaut, ..... glgrvo . .J .... . - . . - . au ..... woo .... . Skip Darrell, Van Fochros, and Bob g Paul, i ' U 1 I Wifminsler ' l ' Nlerfynjan, .' Paul' ..... McDonagh .... Don Wofford received the foul shooting ' Zllzzgliifjii ' Egiizsoggthgjig trophy and Bob Core garnered the Spirit RedShield Award. . Pauli ..... Boys' Club . . 52 f-,Af -, - 1 R, fietms, 5 . V Q ' 1 - , gg k A ,kkx , , QA? 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M V ,rl K -. 1 ' I . Q 1 1- Sm ' . eil to ight: 1'a'111' 1, 11111 1111-1'. 110ll1'1l 11 - 111111. fe ' . '.'f- 1155 , D , HCC ' . Y. 1.11'-, 13 11-. 13. W'111 . S' I. I f:413'1'., - ' , , ' ' f 1, . ' 111, . . . ' ' .N v, . Q . .5 - - C 1 L 5 is V x i at K . 1 I Y . . Y. . D 3 , 2 x.' i J' 1 ' ' 1 ' 'z 'z 1 -Q 1 ' ' ' ' ' , . 4 . Q, , . . ' , i . . .' . , i 4 i . Z .rl i 1 D vu i , 1 1 Q, Alf I , N . 2 ,Q 1 1 1 3 1 . . . ', 'T . 1 1 1' , . 9 . 1 1 . . L , ' x .' D . 5 , 1 1 Z . . ' . .51 1' . ,, it ' 1' . , . D. . . , . . E , . ' . . , ' Q-1 - C C 1 L -1 . Q. 1 1 1 ' 2 ' 'H ' ' ' T. ' ' I ' t Y 17 I 5 1 7. 1 1 1 f L n J C. Ta 'T 1- Ti . ', A - . 1 ' - . E. N. i v H 4 V 1 i I I n . N, . Q ' C f. C 0 , . . , .8 .Q - . ..- . - 1 . , . . . , . A7 H V I Q ' ' ' ' ' ' St. 'S ,.... 31 . . ..... 35 - 1 1 St. ' .... . . 27 ......... 19 I Sl. 's ..... 16 ys, ' .... 39 ' ' 7 ' St. 's ..... 9 Q ' ....... 30 . ' Sl. 'S ..... 30 ' .... 16 . . . Sl. ' 's ..... 26 ......... 27 ' ' ' ' St. '. ..... 22 f' 1 ' .... 38 ' -. . ' . . . St. 'z 'J ..... . ' 'a . . . . 19 1 ' 1 ' l 2 1. 1 -T Sl. '1 l 's ..... 35 1 ' 1 ' ..... 29 0 - w 1 w Q. va a . WRESTLING Standing, le!! Io right:-Mnrrill. manager. Ridgely, Hartman. Ryer, Rutherford, Marbury, Welsh, Fitze, .l. Rutherford. Horner. Dukchart. Kneeling:-Keeler, Hornsby, Sollenberger, Simons. Free- man, Cox, Schultz. A. Smith. Mecaslin. WRE TLI G TE This years wrestling team climaxed the mat season with an appearance in the quarter-finals of the Maryland Scholastic Association 'liournament at Johns Hopkins l niversity. linjoying the most successful season since the revival of wrestling at St. Pauls. the '56-'ST squads regular eight men had an undefeated dual meet record. Although competing up to tournament time largely on a JY level. this yearis team showed itsclf to be capable of faster competition and will laid well for future recognition. 'lihe first team of Pete Keeler tll2I. Randy Sollenberger tl20t. Clyde Simons t 127 t . lid Freeman 1133 t . Ronnie Cox 1 138 v. Su-can Whiteford 1143 t. Neale Smith tl55l. and alternate Harry Mecaslin tl63t will lose three men this year with Sollenberger. Simons. and Wihiteford graduating. The season opened with a successful St. Pauls contingent overwhelming Friends' Yarsity at lfriendsf After Christmas vacation, Streett White- ford was elected captain of the team. Clyde Simons as second-in-command . A match with Cilmans B team proved.successful on home mats. A total of thirteen bouts ensued: six of the eight regulars won their matches. Such second- stringers as Preston Hartman. ,lack Hornsby. and Melvin Schultz gave promising performances. Gilman Reserves were again met at Cilmang this time seven of the eight Crusader entries won. Soon afterwards. McDonogh's B team was wrestled, also with a total of thirteen men. St. Paul's again came out on top. 'lihe Dundalk Y.M.C.A. Invitational 'llournament was entered next by the grapplers. Wlinning over such teams as Mervo, Kenwood. Dundalk and Milford Mill, St. Paulls placed five men in the finals. Pete Keeler was defeated by a stronger McDonogh opponent. Clyde Simons pinned Randy Sollen- berger in an interesting scramble, Ed Freeman won over Fanzone of Dundalk 9-2. and Neale Smith hnished off his Kenwood man with a pin. Simons. Freeman. and Smith were awarded champion's trophies. At the Maryland Scholastic Tournament. St. Pauls gained further recognition in mat circles lay placing three men in the quarter-finals. Neale Smith and Honnie Cox both came up against superior opponents in the first round at Mervo and were further disqualified. Pete Keeler van- quished his man easily. while Randy Sollenberger won an impossible'i match against highly- regarded Don Lihler of Poly. Ed Freeman de- feated Clairborne of Douglas in an exhausting eight minute overtime, 6-4. ln the second round, Keller was pinned by second-seeded. wily Harvey Bef-kowitz of City. Handicapped by a sprained ankle. Sollenberger was defeated by Possident of City. who gained the championship. Ed Freeman had a hard match in Mervois only once-defeated Frank Gorecki. and was edged by a single point. Captain Wlhiteford was disabled after a meet with Dundalk Y , which St. Paulis won. 23-T. He suffered a cracked anklcg up to that time he sported a winning record. The successful season completed by the grap- plers was mostly due to the excellent coaching of Don Hughes. himself an M.S.A. and Mason-Dixon Conference champion wrestler. Mr. Hughes is to be congratulated for his untiring effort and his pride in the team. Wlith five of the eight regulars returning and many coming up from undersquad ranks. St. Paulis grapplers look forward to another winning season next year. VARSITY LACROSSE trzndlnl., 1 I l l rl r 4 er ef! to r 111 lamhtrl xlllll 1th llc nh: r 1 ur on 11111 x ar111r rant rnu ll Nlaxm NCllIllltI Wa leer H111 on Iaur 11 Cllllltll flllll ll If dl 1.111 N a11 nm 11111 ,I Duxa Sheehan 19 7 LACRGSSE M the yeuhooh nent to P1655 the l9o7 Villally 1s11111111g fixe of 11s hut eeven wt nth The team was Cap 11111 L0 1ched hx M1 Geo1ge Nl1tLllEll ublsted hv lNe1l Pohlhaus, and Junee Ace Adame who COI1l1llJlllCCl lIllI1lC3NL11E1lJlS 111 shaplng up the team Thle yea1 SI1ClxNl6lb had manx xetel 111 holdox em TIOIH lamt X631 5 squad, togethe1 Wllll sex e1al ne1sco111e1:., who COIlllJ1llCd lo COllal1tlltC a po11e1l11l C1ubade1 ten St Paul 5 had 1 1611 good eh nee of f0lI1g all the wax to ga111e1 M S A Lhan1p1oneh1p lalnels 111th 1th seasoned bench leeelxeb adequatelx haclxlng up the fn t al11I1gC1n Varsrfy Coach Mnchell Th1s Qp1111ff Pete Qheehan d1d a etandout job 111 lelldlrlg the goal Blll Puffh St1eett Whltefold W h1t Chu1ch, Hutch Hodgson, and JIITIIHY C111111 spealheaded the 1ugged, well eeasoned defenbe Ulllf The Salnts featuled two mack m1dfield Ullltb The fnst g1oup headed hy Punch 53 L S ' 0:7 f11a1'1 Nlitelel. H11 '1' 01: S!'fIf,l. f A' IIHIIIIYDZI' 111. Core. l' ' '. . ' Lflfelt, Sm' . SU ' ' Sl 'l'. llil E 5 . Ili N. fini. Nl l y. I 'J --Wvillo Qlllllf, . ', '. .1 'l, ' 1- , . g, , 1- -S., , Q- ,I'11gl1.lI .w1'1.11 11, 11' 411 1.11 ,1 111.-1 1:-. 1 11, 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ':. ' ' l.iiCl'0S56 team was enjoying a highly successful season, Y' ' , ' S .S . S i . -. Y, K, . i , A I I T ' 1 Q X 1 1 ' iw: T 4. 1. i - . 1 , L , ', Q i A A , ae as ' 1 7 1- x L .L . . C Q v . A' I . ' .X Y I ,Q V ,J , ' ,. .- 4 , . .1 . ., . . , J- . - e M 'V C ' ' A N ' . . ' z . A . . ' N ' . A. .' ' - , Q 4- 77 . N ., N .A 1 , , ,. ,Q , , H l ' T ' Cl . K F' v . u C v . . 7 1 . . Q 7 . ' . . Y , Q 4, ,, . . , ggi? kbjghdtl' .di-,,,-,-3d f St Paul s vs Maryland Frosh Petelsoll Randy Walkel alld Hellly Stallsbuly was ably bolsteled by C31l0ll GICSC Neale Snllth alld Jack Mltzelfelt Ol Dave Downs The attack hlghllohted the 1110 of Jelly Schmldt Don Wllloughby and Roy Mayne The lest of the squad was composed of Ro C1 Mooney Bob C018 Kent Mdlbuly Bob Hachtel ROIIIIIC Cox Steve Clbelson Ross Pdlllfilll Randy Sollellbelbel John Duvall alld Butch Dallell The Salnts lnau ulated the season by 10blIlg a close llCC1:-1011 to a powelful Maryland F16SllI'I1dIl ten 6 8 The Salllts hunoly for a Wlll then moved 11110 hlbh geal alld swamped SCVCIII 15 8 Pallt 21 3 and Vllglllla 14 1 lespectlvely Next they dlopped a hald fought llll to the Navy Plebes by a 4 5 count The Clusadels next played host to Sewanhaka Hlgh School of Long Island New Yolk who boasted a 91 game consecutlve W1I'lll1I1U stleak not l'I3V1l1g been defeated slnce 1948 The UIldC1d0g balnts lose to the OCCHSIOH however and played plobably the best Came seen lll alea plep school laclosse Cl1ClCS lll nlany YCHIS to upset the f3VOlCd New Yolkels by a 9 2 coullt Tlllb Dame showed that the C1LlS3dC1S were a St1Ollg lesoulceful team XNl'l1Cll could wolk well togethel lll almost unbeatable fashlon The next foe to succumb to the hald drlvlll Clusadel attack was the H0pk1llS Fleshman team Pulllng away late ln the H151 half the SHIIHS scoled thlee goals wlthln three mlnutes to emelge on the long end of an 11 8 count 56 .Sz I ' il ' L-ff .tat - 7 we , . he gl- ,R V A s A ,A is ., time ' . ,zu ,Q ,T-,K . ,sa A ,Q-.. 1: . , r W wife ,gc ,Vx V 1 , 9, 'f ,-,Y ., fa 1 ' , .,,, fd! 1 A . . 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D ' 9 ' . ,IAYVEE LACROSSE Hall rou smnrlmg ld! to Ilgllf Coatlu Wolf and Ralchlh Bland Turnbull Hema hn Carter Pear on Poole Ionn Clarke mana fr Iaclxard mana QI llzrlzfle rou Rohtrt Cook Walker I lldlllbtl' L llx Cain I onlchn I-1 vlno YI alrath 'NIcPher on Betz Frnnt mu Tow Campbell Knnan Sclleffenaclur lla tm ,I Darrell Shreexe D Wu ht Ixreb Sherwood 'NIacCool ,IU IOR VARSITY LACROSSE Coaehed bv M1 Ratchffe and Bob Wolf the 1957 Jayvees ended then season Wlth a w1nn1ng 1ecord The team opened the stlelx eampalgn agalnst Towson Hxgh School and lost 111 douhle oxe1t1n1e, 6 5 Jack Dutell led the x inqulshed ,lays wlth two goals In then next Olltlllg the ,lays elted out a 32 wm over CIIV as Sklppy Dauell scoled two goals and asslsted for the th11d The SHIIIIS then tupped F1 lends and Southern, 8 Z, and 9 2 lespeetlvelv In then blggest game of the season, the Sdllllb chopped a tough contest to Cllman, 6 4 1.5.- Td The stattlng hne up fol the majouty of the season Jayme Coach Rafchffe and fe lllllfid Slnp Dauell Waltet Toy, and Doug Walket Asslsfcmf Coach Wolf at attack Jack Dauell Lau1en Scheffenackm, and Scott Cun at nndneld ,las GOL1ldlI1, Rlp Poo and John K1ehs at defense, whxle Jlm Shleexe and Don Wught shaxed goal tendlng dutles Reserves lneluded Betz, RODCIIS, Mecashn, Annan, Shexwood, and Chamhels 57 1 l 'f '. . 'I I- . ' 'S ' ' '. , . . ' S , , F - 1 S, q Il l , ll - - - 5- 1 v , - S. 1 j, , 1 . v s. , . t S , . 'Sf ,J , .- , L ' ' , 5 gs, . ' , . , . g , S, I ' , . . I J ' 7 1 yy. 5 , ' . A .' , . . . Q .4 , . 1 - ffl' t ' , ' lx . . . I . ' T 1 . . . ,, ' . 55 . N79 -' V K C x I l - , - ca was r - ,-. VA - fd '- . S- . . . ,- 5 ,1 'f . - . . . , - We ,. , I , A . - 5 J . - , N 5 ' fu . ' L - 0 . gf 4 4 v ga rl ,, 1 - . w v Q C 9 7 1 A . K . D v . 54 . ,, 1 C a , ea LITTLE CRUSIE LACROSSE rmlm I lt I fl 11a tl 111 dtll 1'11 nc 11 l a1l1 flaflx Nlana er Turnmr Buch rou Sen erl UK 4 1 1111 rn 1 1111111 111 Il 1 rn La 1 1 trdrr 1'1 1er lclmlrz fron! rou Dana 1 ldt ll vllllf Llowr B r owe Sha nr 111 yt LITTLE CRUSIE LACROSSE Llffle Crusve Coaches French and Clark ROlJ61l F1e11t11 t11e 1937 L1tt1e CIUSIC Lac1osse season ot 1111de1 11411 o11 V1 ednesday Aplll 31d as the Crusles 1l0l1IlLCC1 Pdllx School, 83 Punchy Shafel led the team scoung t11o Goals T11e f01l0M1Hg Wednesday saw 1116 C1us1es 0161111161111 Se1e1111Jy a SCOIC of 8 to 2 Jack Dawes was h1g11 SLOICI H1111 two goals A week later the Blue and Cold topped Boys Latm 9 2 behmd the dual CHQOIIS of Shafel and Dawes O11 Ap111 24th Dawes scoted 2111 goals as hls teammates t1ou11ced Pa1k fo1 the seeond 111116 101 Pldylllg away at Sevema Palk the CIUSICS won 111111 1 11a11op1ng 10 to 5 v1ctory The Samts 11e1e paced the e11t1re season by DHVICS, Sl1l6fl1CIldLlxCl llltl Dlek Petetson at attack Bruce Vllehael B111 love and Jaelx Hlllllblly at1111df'1e1d ,Ion WILBXNIIC Jlm Edmunds, and B111 'V1acA1t11u1 at defense 1511116 Petet Wlute E1lJlX Illdlllled 1116 Coalle pOS111OI'l Other team ITICINBCIS lIlL1lld6Cl Ashton, Schultz Bee1s, B11tto11 1xee1e1, and G O Connell 58 S11 ' g, ef 17 'ghl:-N111 g-' H'l-5. Uv ' 1'- - , 111 ' I ', . g -, 'A ', . I J- ' lwmncll, Ma :X II , 1111111 svn, lil ds. Srl I Ilolst . 'kg y, sl , W' ' ' -. ' 'JJ Vs, I,Q'1Q'I'SUIl. llornslry, Mi '1' -1, .-Xshto , ' ' ', ' ' , ee S, L ' , .f f- , 1' . Ably coached by faculty H16Il1lJC1'S Louis Clark and . . , 8 Q . , , . M of ' '- ' I ' 'l ' ' A N 1 if ' 7 9 1 i ' 4 Q n ' . I G6 99 ' , 7 A . . D ,i , - 7 . . . ' 9 ' a . , , . , . , . . , , . , ' I, . I , 'v' - . . , of , , . . , Y . 2 Y . L Y 1 ' V' ' 1, 2 ' ' 1 ' Q 7 ' 7 A A W Y 1 ' 7 A I ' 1 1 7 1 u 1 - . v . 1 Y l - 4 cr I . . ' , D . vw D , I . s. 7 y , 9 7 ' - TENNIS TEAM Standing Coach Warrmer Bach rou seated Zell to rzbhl Lon ee Barnes DeRussy Ruth Freeman Goodwin Mana er Schrader Front row Morrow btanbau h Love Smith Barrmger Snyder Roberts X? Tennis Coach Warrmer Ed Freeman The doubles team and Barnes and DeRussy TENN S Thls veal s lelllllb team was agaln under the sklllful tulelaoe of lVI1 WHIIIHCI Wldespnead lesponse occa sloned ldpld development of this Sp01t, WhlCh has been ln CXIMCIILC fox only two years smce Its 1CVlV3l on the B1 ooltlandvv ood c lmpus The first match agamst Cllman, on the ,Iayvee level, s tw the Samts manage a 5 4 w1n as Hllles Graham and Reg Slnllll won the deflldlllg doubles match bmgles matches were won by the Captaln, Reg Smlth, and Ed F1eeman, whlle ou1 doubles team captured all three of then matches The tenn1s team s smgles playels mcluded H111 Graham, Tom Love, Reg Smlth Lauy Barunger, and s were composed of Glaham and Sfllltll Love and Barrmger 59 I- . ' ', , . 0 2- 3 , v s , , . ' , g ' - if ', g , ' , , , , . 1' . , .N . . D A o a I ' 5 I . . . . , f ' 3 ,A 1 L ' , ' - I 1 ' - . t a 4 . . ,w w. 1 . 44 I 97 . 7 ' 7 9 . SOFTBALL TEAM Baal. row Iert to rzght J Blffll DllN3ll Dmald fn Ballfs Qlllllll SIFHOII Warren Wel h Levvls flarlxe B Blrcll Lang. front mu, Of lnmll W lf Nlsade Holden Rutherford Dlehl Folcllcr Blenclt tom Nlzrrwman Bllllllltl tfr C lb ln hiltlxhlft SOFTBALL ln lts second season of lIltC1SCl1Ol3bt1C COIllpCt1tl0ll the softball squad faces a tlght schedule of seven games The team, coached by Vll XIlC'lld6l Rentko OpCl1Cd lts dlamond tampllgll agalnst lVlt bt Joe R6b1d6IltS wlth 1 ll to ll lows At the tlme the yearbook went to pless the teanl was lO0lxlIl fol lts fllst H111 lll the held day glme wlth the fathels lNeXt ln llne, on May 6 was the Palk Salnt Paul s game, mth the SHIIIIS plclxed as the plobable WIHHCIS The staltlng llne up for the team vtas pltchel Bob Dlehl catcher Allan Rutherfold fllst base, Al Folehel second base, Clant I-llll tlllld base Fled Blenckstone, shortstop Fled Holdlen The foulsonle of Lynn W1CkNN11C Tom Meade HCHIY Cabell, and Bo Smlth dlV1d6d the outfield choles PlIlCl1l11tlC1S lncluded Klt Donaldson, Brent Buchhelster Ned Duvall, and ,llm Blrch 60 ,, rf- . ' . 1 sl. .. S. . s, ', ,. ' , . ' , '. 'Sf .1 ' ,4 0 , A ' , , 1 , , 1 , - -S ,, A . 4, . , - . 5 , g ' N s . . .. - 4 - . - - 'f ' . ' ' . , 1 A . T . , , . . W . . . 1 . . N . V . , .. , L n u C T x n - .- . Y. - r 0. . . .- v . i v . - T D L f , . . . . , . . . . , Y N . . - . . A . 1 V - ' ' 9 9 7 7 9 1 7 -f 9 Q s ' l v. Q A 4 1 - 9 ' 9 . . . . . . H . ,, . - . . . , . 0 05 li of ACTIVITIES I ' ih' I 3 I ' I ,1- ' 'wh 0 , J , zq QQ I A Q h I i. sa ' Is I 4, I -' I. 2, X ' J , I I ,Crt CRUSADER l'1rsf rou lelt to rrghl lrolcher R Nrnrllr Nlraeffer Wlrrtcford Wrrlmrre Serum! mu Barrrnger lrorrnan Drehl Warnn Petrr on Thml rou Nelrrnrdt Yrun Stan bun ,I Dmall fourth rom larlram B Nrnrth 'Nlarburx Freeman THE CRUSADER I - - Tlns year s Crusader staff, oil to a EDITORS OF THE CRUSADER Left to rrght Actnrtres lwlrtor Lynn Wrckssrre Assocrate Edrtor Reg, bmrth Busrne s Mana er Dawrd Downs hdrtor rn Chref Pete blraeffer Sports Edrtor Al Folclrer 62 trmelx start completed the majorrty of the yearbook prelrnrrnarres durrng the first term Specral credrt for thrs eflicrent orgrnrzatron should be grven to the Edrtor, Charles Pete Shaeller, who started plannrnfr and layrng out the book mth the openrng of the school year To hrghlrght tlrerr upper school Careers, and especrally thrs, then senror year, the Class of 1957 leaves behrnd thrs unforgettable record of happenrnvs that wrll come to mrnd trme and agarn rn the future when days at old Sarnt Pauls are over ln the capacity of rrght hand man, Edrtor Shaeffer was ably assrsted by Regrnald Smrth, Assocrate Edrtor -. s., -M1 xxx, E, an Q x 'L' -' 'A 1-f Y ... ' 7 K , ' Q . . K 'K X. I l . , Y 5 . 4 1' . r n -1 , ' I W . l e -. 1 ' , ' r . ' xx , , Z! N A 'H i '- 1 Q. '.. - : , .. ,. , Y' , ..' ti , , . ' . 1 ' s . ts, r , t g,. ' 5 , , ':- r, , ' ' , ' v - - v - .v ' -QW , '. v fi . ., . 1 r....,..- . V I Q . Q. . ' 5' '-4 - . . . . m,,,, ,, , ... ...:.,- . ,.- ,,. - . . . . . . I I ' f' . . . , N ' 3 'Q ' 4 5 . 1 , Q Y , . D c HU l E l I Q 1 u L 1 . . no I ' ' i .K . . ' . x I . ' . D 4 u u n u 1 , ' ga v - ' . 7 av. 1 . , 77 A c . . I . -. . 1 . . ,. v. . - . Q Y . .- . , , -T ' , ' Ss so ' ' , - . I . . . . . Y , . CRUSADER BUSINESS STAFF Left to rzght Assn tant Bn mess 'llana ers Larry Barrm er and led W arren The Busmess staff headed by Dave Downs, Wllll HSSISIHHCG from Larry Barrlnger and Ed Warren, was on the go from the tlme classes began Ads were S0l1CllCd through an extenslve canvasslng program, and the annual Patron Drlve, meetlnff w 1th ease the necessary quota Lynn WlCkWIfC and Streett Whlteford, ACl1VltlCS and Feature Edll01S, respectlvely, are deservlng of speclal mentlon for thelr colorful coverage of school act1v1t1es especlally cluhs and feature events Al Folcher also merlts pralse for hls fine reportage of the athletrc program at Salnt Pauls All group plctures and portralts were taken by Udel Brothers, one of Baltlmore s finer photographers Gordon Lyons and Armstrong Forman, student staff photographers, very capably supplemented the plctorlal features To Mr Heller, the staff extends the1r thanks for hls many constructlve cr1t1c1sms ln servlng as the publlcatlon s faculty advlsor In a sense, however, the 57 Crusader staff was composed of the entrre student body from the first grader who brought 1n that patron to the senlor who contrlbuted an ad Accordlngly, we wlsh to thank all those whose efforts, whether great or small helped to make thlS yearbook posslble 63 t w :- s s g- g 7 as 99 - ,vw -- D . . - a . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . , . a . IFES 5 1 1 nw-1 2 GLEE CLUB Slater! 'llr NliD4ifHI3H first mu ld! tn rlghl Var' lrthur Ylacflool Qmhruu P ltr on l1l1y XY .arren Wlmeford Dunn 11 11 on Nhtnlfrlt nnnth 1 Wukxure larham Nlc1'111r on Barr1ng.mr THE GLEE CLUB On anv Wed11e5day aftelnoon nhlle school lb 111 SCbNl0Il, the CO111d01b of Sfunt Pauls 16 echo xx 1th lohust ll3lIY10Il10l1a Sl131I1S, 15111011 Olllbldelb n11gl1t suppose .fue e1na11at1nv ftom an lvy league glee club But 1IlVCSl10'3l1OI1 would xexedl that the melody n1c1lxe15 1ep1esent the accomplxshed qdllll Paul 5 Clee Clull undu the cdpihle s11pe1v151o11 of Donald 1VlCD01Illdll, who lb also the Cll0llmHSlC1 at Old Sfunt Paul 5 Chuuh Although the 11111111361 of b1l1gC1S 111 t11e clulx d1Upp6d somemhat llns 57631, 11115 d1d not affect the qllallly' of pe1fo1n1.1nf5e f01 the gladuates of the boys sop1d11o SCCUOII of Old Sdllll Paul s 13035 Chou make up st1ong teno1 and bass seetlons Th15 nucleu5 of t1a1ned VOICCS, mth the11 lnvaluable backglound of cho1al llallllllg, fo1n1 the C016 ofthe muslcal g1oup a11d contubute to the balance a11d tone of the 01g2lI11Z3llOH Many IICW songs VNCIC llll1OdLlCCd du11ng the season, 1I1Cllld1llg numbe15 1ang1nff ftom lOll1l1g ehanteys to 1e11g1ous anthems P1OV1d1Ilg the only musleal dlV6IS101l 111 tl1e Lppel School the club planned the Lustomaxy conce1t5 Wllll llClglllJO11l'lg schools The members enjoyed these chances to dlspldy the11 Voeal P1011 e5-5 Hlallllgllllllq the club p10gl3m thls yea1 was a COIlCCIt glV6l1 111 conjuncuon XVltl'l the Chou dfte1 Spung V3C3l1Oll 64 Q' 'Z , v ' '-1 i ' R L ,4 ' ' ' 1 ,V . . x fl K , 4 ,xi ,1 , . ff X . 'ir ' Y k 1 if . 4 Q 1 A1 L, I ' Els, 1 - M .V ,:--, .. ' . ', ' ' :-. .5 ,, . ,,- cis , Q . ' , 1 ' ' , S. 0 gs , ' ' , .V ' , ,. . 3 , . ' S . h , Robertson, Dim-111, Beers. Hack row:-R. Walker, Free-xnan, Stansbury, lfolclwr. Hastings, W. Love. w u - . D 1 A 'ww' 1 u- 11 K ' , A nf 4 - 7' 1 1 . 5 5 . . ' 1. my I 4 1 . - D . J . l D , . ,V, . , .. . . 'b . ' 1 . , 1 L ' at 4 ' - '- , K 1 C x. . . . . ' v. I . w i 1 7 . . .w . 1 ' - - 1 1 - U -. 1 -77 7 , -. ' 1 . 1 , 7' . l 4 V 0 4 I 1 . .W W 4 - , . ' . .' . ' ' ... . ' . . z: I I 1 1 1 5 1 V. . Q' , , . ., , , . C D GUN CLUB Kneelmg left to right Hammersla Glovel W1ll13mS Klapproth Dukehart Stanllmg Turner THE GUN CL B The Gun Club of St Paul s has been organlzed for only a few yea1s, but It IS alleady makmg us presence known a1ound the school Duung the past year the club n1ade several 11npo1l llll changes ln 1ts const1tut1on and 1n the matter of dues Seve1al amendments were added to tl1e o11g1nal COllStItl1t10I'1 and the amount of dues was 1a1sed The p1eponde1ance of new membels who we1e added to the club WVGIC membels of the th11d and fourth forms The club as 111 the past, stressed the 1mpo1la11ce of weapon safety both 111 the field and 1n tl1e l1on1e Each member was taught how to clean a gun w1th the wo1ds Safety Flrst, ln mlnd Emphas1s was also placed on huntmg, nap shootmg and compet1t1ve meets P1og1ams duung the year wele scheduled f0I every Fr1day D1ffe1ent members p1e sented talks flom t1me to tlme, and often showed the11 own collectlons of anclent guns and r1Hes Th1s year s OHTCCIS WCI6 Jack Pearson, p1es1dent, Warner Mmetlee, VICC p1es1dent, Tom Lllly, secreta1y t1easu1er, and Harry Mecaslln, se1,geant at axms The faculty advlsor was Mr Centlle 65 . 1111 1 Q x - ' I I N YY v . l ' 4 ' . 1 f fl T . - '1- 9 8 A Q . . -5' AA 4 3 .v' ' . . A ' 1 . 'T-' Q 7 ls . l 1 1 ' A fe 1 Kommalan, Bland, Cox, Schrader. , . v . . ' ti . . 1 . . . . 1 7 , . . . , I l Q 1 I ' ' N 5 l . - a Q T . , Q 1 1 -. v 1 v 1 . . . 1 1 - . . , . . . . . . HIKING CLUB Kneelzng left to rzght Brig tocke R Qmrlh B Qmrth Vlrckmrre Barrrnger Slandzng Shaeffer Web ter Lovs Barne Xlorrows Frenkrl N11 Heller THE HIKING CLUB One of the drsbelrewers of the theory that Anrerrca s teenagers are ettrnff lazy rs Mr C W Heller, advrsor to the Hrkrng Club Bern a heel and toe expert hrmself he frts rrght rn wrth the group He urges the members to go on ox ernrght hrkes sugggestrng on the srde that they mrght cet rn condrtron by runnrng cross country, a sport whrch he, naturally coaches hrmself The actrvrtres durrng the regular Frrday afternoon club perrod are varred There mrght be a drscussrorr of a proposed overnrght hrke a walk around the surroundrnv area to nerghborrng pornts of rnterest, such as old Sater s churchyard, srte of the oldest Baptrst church rn Maryland, a Jaunt to a rrfle range north of the school, or that nrost 1IlI61Cat1llg but never successful trrp to Maryvale Along wrth Barron Smrth the presrdent, Mr Heller rs plannrng as an outrng to clrmax the club s actrvrtres a three day trrp to the Deep Creek Lake seetron of Western Maryland s Appalachran Mountarrrs Lynn Wrckwrre as treasurer rs collectrng the money for thrs expedrtron Wrth such rnterestrnv and varred actrvrtres on rts agenda, the Hrkrng Club nrll never lack new members 66 , I 5- ys ' , .., , . . , ' , . :Ya , s , ', s, . 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D 82160 QP -ie -.LL Y ggi' 'C ,..v-' LANGUAGE CLUB Seated bark rou, left to rzghl Robertson Barne Low Jordan Front row W Clark 'Nlorrow Clarke btandzng Tyler THE LANGUAGE CL B Orgarnzrnfr the Language Club presented qurte 1 problem rnrtrallv, because 1t1me uhrch fitted the schedules of all those who wrshed to become members could not be found The regular club perrod was out, as many of the lnterested partres were already members of other clubs whrch met at that trme Another obstacle was a rule whlch states that no boy may belong to more than one club exceptrons to thrs berng the Monrtor and the Monogram Club These, however, were merely temporary setbacks to boys thustrnff for knowledge, and soon the members were meetrng durmg the seventh perrod every Wednesday wrth therr faculty advrsor, Mr Gentrle Peter Keeler and Tony Tyler were elected presrdent and secretary treasurer, respectrvely The purpose of the club rs to cultrvate rn the members a better understandrng of languages and therr relatronshrp to one another They study the ways rn whrch vords have evolved from ancrent trmes and compare the srmrlarrtres and drfferences rn varrous languages Storres have been read, wrth the able assrstance of Mr Gentrle, rn French, Spanrsh Latrn, and Englrsh Occasronally the boys depart from therr usual path to drscuss such varred subjects as famous parntrngs the lrves of great men, and toprcs of current rnterest Although the Language Club has been rn eustence for only one school year, everyone who has partrcrpated fully agrees that rt has been 1 truly W0ltl1Wh1lC and enlrghtenmg experrence The members are lookrng forward to contrnurng thrs pleasant assocratron next year 67 . g 1 ' - ,, 44 ufianimtxgt Q, ,,A - 5 .5 1 lg.. '-' I A Q' 'fir , f ' ' eff g 4 C all F Q ' 6 , fr B-5 W 1 g L f 1 f - ' 1.2 . 1 ,. 1. rs 4 sy . , x b ', W ' :- ' , s, ', . :- . , r . D . . R . J I k , U . . , , . . Y . , . . . . . U ' . Y 4 n K I 7 I Q 2 - 1 . - 0 . . . . . 2 . - . MONITOR Sealed left to nah! Nlr Warrln er Iwlchzr I'I't'tllHlIl J Dnxall Nlr'Plnr4n R Snnth NNh11sford Stanzlzng Brddrn L wllhttlff' llartxnan Nlarbny 'N Snnlh Xuurq. B Nnnth l'orn1.1n larham J WlChMlfC C, Darrell Hlll Couch Ieter an r-r '-r -oio-Q-- 3'-' L f ,rl situ EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE MONITOR Lef! to right Ed Freeman Xl Folchtr John Dnxall Qednor m ch1efJ Bruce McPl1er on 68 THE M ITOR Jo IN N DLXALL ftllfllflll Chu! Bmw M4 Pnrnsox ALBERT FOICHER O1 .Sports Eflztor QTREETT WHITEFORD or Humor fflztor L onnox Lxoxs u ARx1sT11oxcF0R'x1Ax 0 hun Ann FR1 1 nm so RLGINALD Sxnru 0 Busmess 'llanager THOMAS Xouc no I IFIIIIUYIOH Dzrzdor P ARNHANI W uunxrn faculty Adusor Photographers The Uonztor, St Paul s SIX meek student 11ewepape1 IJUIJIICHIIOII, has completed 1te twenty fifth yea1 of pubhcatlon The Monztor mhrch lb ed1ted wr1tten and III lIld0'6d hy students xx ho VOIUHICCI fO1 the xx o1k, h is been a f1xtu1e 111 school hfe slnce rts 01' d111Lat1o11 u11de1 M1 Beve11y Rhett 111 1932 SIHCC IIS fi1et appea1ance, The dlonztor has doubled 111 SIZC and added many mterestmg featu1es - Q , 1 T' . V' . 1 .a . 4 ' . fx- - -1 T 1. f . , , I 1 A 1. .A A 'u :,,A A ' 'g , ',- .A ' . A A AA .,,A 'Ar' ' A ', A ' - 9 - 1 s - 1 s 1 ' -- 1 ,v - - s 1 s . , . , , , , s. . 1- - . ll , I .' t . W ' , na A O 1 ' ,' 3 1 Q, '58 ' 1 331 1','T -4 I ' ' 1 1 . 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A . . f LJ VM na can BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE MONITOR Reg Smrth Thrs year The Monztor was presrded over by Edrtor lnCh1ef John Duvall John, dew otrng much of hrs trme consrstently put a tlne Issue to press Assocrate Edrtors Bruce lVlcPherson and Ed Freeman also helped mth the publrcatron s preparatron The always able Busuress Manager was lrustlrn Reg Snrrth w ho pr ovrded so many ads that people sometrmes wondered where the news was The sports department grunted and groaned under the strong arm of Sports Edrtor Al Folcher Al who was eonsrstently on the scene wrth pfrper and pencrl as well as the squad of farthful reporters recorded the efforts of the school s athletes from rntranrural scrrm One of the most enjoyed features and probably the Hrst one read by all was Deadparr Streett Whrteford s Pot Luck Humor Edrtor Whrteford noted for hrs satrre and double errtendre kept the student body rn a constant uproar Arrnong the Alumnr by Bruce McPherson drd a partrcularly fine Job rn keeprng the students rnformed on the actrvrtres and rn helprng to create a stronger tre between past and present at St Paul s Facrng up to such problems as reverence cheatrng and coke bottles the edrtorral sectrorr squarely saw the srtuatron as rt was and added a great deal to the cooperation of the students The edrtorrals contrrbuted by Edrtor Duvall and hrs penetratrng Assocrate Edrtors, were some of the more pertrnent features of The Monztor The superb photography that has appeared thrs year was due to the untrrrng darkroom efforts of Gordon Lyons and Armstrorr Formrn who deserve a great deal of credrt for therr fine work Crrculatron Manager Thomas Youn Hrpped The Monztor rnto the open arms of the ever wartrng publrc and drd a good job rn helprng the paper make rts rounds Mr Warrrner represents faculty lrarson as a eommrttee of one to scan the copy before rt goes to press All rn all The Monitor has had a fine year and 1t looks forward to a polrcy of brrngrng first thrngs first to the student body of St Paul s 69 9 3 K: I , '9, A, ! r lt ,555 t- . . ' v, ' ' I' I ,A .,,.l4 ' my 1 I ff .. ' . I V-f: , . ' a 5 I. ' A 'TAM l J.-L' uw 1 vi I N. . , 1 . 1 ' C 7 1 Q . Q Q 1 1 1 ' -. , v w ' - L - 7 1 . 1 1 1 w 1 ,1 1 ' 1 Q 1. 7 . mages to varsrty games, and saw to rt that everyone got hrs well-deserved wrrte-up. . 1 Q 1 vw - . r V. 1 ,, 7 7 . ' . 7 5' 7 77 ' . ' . . '. . ' . , ' 7 . 7 .i as - 77 - , - Q - - - J' 7 7 u f1 , . U . . . I . 64 V 3, . .. ' 1 9 9 ' 7 . . . g - E , . , . . ' . ' . , 1 ' . ' . . 0- ' 1 f' ' ' . L 4 be u n . . , 7 . . . ' , , .7 , . . . 1 ' ,w MONOGRAM CLUB 1'lfSffUlL left to rlghf I ll e fburcb llld ln N1 hmldt Ulchl Semnd ron Peter on Wlllteford Down R Walker Nlooney Thlrd mu Crum Vlayne Ntan bury N Slllllll xxlllflllgllby fourth mu Flllher Barrlnger 1 Darrell Curt R Wolf Sollellbtrger Nlltzelftlt Flrth row 'Nleade Carter Nlllllll Blllllllfl ter l'reu11an THE O OGRAM CL B Instltuted some yeals ago at St Paul s the lVl01l0Uldlll Club IS an Ol lIllZ3ll0ll fol boys who haxe non lllell yalslty lettels a11d whose attltude leflects tl1e school splllt and LOOPCId.tl0ll Thloughout the yeal tllls gloup of school leadels p10V1dCb many featules for tl1e student body Llldel tl1e able gllltldllCC of lVl1 Tulla1,tl1e falulty NlXlb0l, and plCS1dCI1lS Vlhltnel Cllll1Cl'l alld Huteh Hodgson, tl1e Llub had a plospelous ytll The fllllLt10llb of tl1e club lneluded tl1e sale of hot dogs and eokes at all the football two vseelxs CVCly Yuletlde F01 some tlme 11ow tht club has Illdllllallled a coke mdClllI1C to plOVldC the pause that lefleshes to tl1e student body Plot eeds fl0I11 tl1e above b0Ill,Cbb10llb and the df0l?lUCIlll0l1Cd CllllHl.llldS tlee sale WCIC used to pL11Cl1db6 alxalds, eeltlflcates and tlophles Mltltll ysele plesented at tl1e XHIIOUS seasonal athletlc E1bbCIHlJl1CS The club also 515011501611 a Spllllg dallce dllllllg the l3LlONbC season, the fllst llITl6 111 the hlstoly of tl1e school tlldt a dallce has been presented by the NIOIIOQIHHI Club Plaques ulll ewelltuallv be put ln the gym, eath honollllg ally team whlch has won a cllamplonshlp NIIICC 1940 New jackets yxele oldeled dgalll lllllb yeal as the plevlous supply was depleted Sevelal tlmes Clllllllg the yeal, the club lelley ed the Yll0ll0lOIlV of classes fol a fem days by pleselltlng a eleyx of chalmlng enteltalnels Foltullatelx these stlange C1CHtl11CS yyele not from outel space, they Mele just the club s IICW I'D6H1lJC1b llDdC1gO1Ilg the tllals of thell 1Illl1dl10I1 Aftel the Cl1StOIl1d1V thlee days of duck walltlng alld pusll ups dllllllg 1CC6bS and lunch pellods, the 1l11tlalCS became full fledged membels of the g10Up Evelythlng consldeled, thls yeal was one of the best the MO1l0g13Hl Club has CXPCII enced 111 some tlme Although a good many l11CIHlJC1S face June g13.dl13l1OI1, the nucleus remalnlng IS antlclpatlng blgger and better tlnngs next yeal '. I' ' J-1'-s, l . I gsv ,Q ' , V . 'J V- s , , S. . Y ' , 1 l . . ' l , -l ' S ', -d. as I , Y- ' l. C -:gg .H , ' 1 , 1. f , 1 1, . ' ,Q - 1 ,A 'e - . 1.---1 , I , .' ' , ' As , Q ' . uw . J Vw 4 -y , . , b v, ' -gi ' I Q i 1, . v Y ' 7 4 4 . N A 1 I I .1 Q - w 4 , Q 7 . . , . . 7 . 1 ' 1 - 1 11 af. U11-S 1 st. 1 159 1 dllil basketball games, and the annual Cll1'lStIlliiS tree sale, at which all members sell trees for . . . . Y ' . . ' x , 1 1 1 ' ' 1 cc va 1 - 4 . gi 1 ,' v s - -,, rv 7 C ' ' 1 1. 1 ' ' I 1 1 - . 1 , . , ' ,. , 54 'V . ' 79 . ' .. . , 'I ., . . v . 4 -1 g v 1 I , . -, ' 1 . Q. . Q PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Kneelmg left lo rzght Kerr Forman Standing front row R Clarke Snyder Lang Hill T Lewis Back row Murrrll Delo Holloway Cunkel Stanbaugh Nlr Drce THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB One of the up and coming newer organizations about the campus, an outgrowth of the Camera Club that existed at Saint Pauls a few years back, rs the Photography Club Tlus activity rs set up to promote a better understanding of photography and rs open to all interested students This year, as rn the past the group sought to instruct members rn the fundamentals of photography and the use of the darkroom which rs located rn the basement of the asking and answering any questions the members might have Another segment of the meeting time was set aside for additional instruction by the presrdent or other oflicers of the club This year, however, the club was indeed fortunate rn obtaining the services of a br monthly speaker, Mr Rowe, the head photographer of the Baltzmore News Post Mr Rowe set up a program rn which the members were drvrded rnto three groups beginners, average, and advanced thus facilitating hrs instructional periods considerably During the meetings the advanced students also supervised the beginners rn the darkroom for on the spot rnslructron This summer a few of the members plan to remodel the darkroom, which rs rn need of repair and better equipment so that rt may become dust and light proof The oflicers of the club, who were ably supervised by Mr Drce, the faculty advisor, were Cordon Lyons, president Armstrong Forman, vrce president, William Kerr, secretary treasurer 71 Administration Building. The club also held weekly meetings in which time was allotted for Q as 99 ' , - POSTER CLUB front rou left to right Lxnm hdwsard D Walker lx Darrell Dc-Ru y 'Nlr l'rcntli Burl row Hastlng R Walker J Darrell Lroelur THE P0 TER CLUB The Poster Club was founded in 1940 malun it one of the oldest clubs in the school E261 sinee its oigamzation the club s mam pro iam lids been the promotion of sehool spirit This requires considerable ingenuity, as evidenecd by some of the creations uhieh abound about the school posters which promote the aforementioned school spnit and the various athletic games Not all work goes tossaid game posteis houex ei but also foi utility signs and various othei examples of postei art after noon du11ng the HCIIVIIY pei 10d 'l OPICS diseussed were the coming games and the posters that were to be made foi them The elub supplies the paper, but the postels themselves w eie left entirely to the student s individual design On Mondays xauous members could be ohseixed puttinff up many elaborate posters for the week s coming games These posters were plated at stiategie xantage points aiound school so as to get the highest possible numbei of students out to SUPPOII the games The size and proficiency of the club has ineieased mth the yeais This yea1 s club piesndent was Joe Bladen, the vice president, Kent Darrell and seeietaiy llfiablllel Hoiace Hastings Othel active members were Bill Love Jimmy Edmunds Lauren SCll6lTCHi1ClxC1, Don Wright Jack Davies, Doug Walkei, and Blllltilll Cioekei These boys helped to draw posteis ix h1Cll generated a spirit of loyalty Wllhlll the student body By the end of the year the club was able to look back to see that it had encouraged a good many students to attend the games this in itself vias a S1UI'11lTCHl'lt accomplishment 12 l . ., , ' , .' U. ' . , . ' , H - , Z, . . - u 1 . Q O Q n . , . a . . N . 7 - , ., , , . ' ' , ' .' . This year the Poster Club, under the able direction of lVlr. French, met every Friday . ,i . . . . 7- -' - - - 7 ' . . a . . D s v 7 ' N - v - . . -. ' s ,. ' w . . - . N . i . I i v. I . Q, . 1 I v v l ' Q -D 4 vu g 4 1 x Q 4 Q 7- 1 1 A 4 Q ' 7 . 7 .i . . , . A, W , . , . .' 7 ' , A . .' . .. , . T , . . . Y .C . . 0 5-f RADIO CLUB Sealed Carroll Standtng left ta right Robertson Ryer lxeeler B B1rcl1 Schultz THE RADIO CLUB learned the Molse Code so they could pass the Fedelal Commun1cat1ons Comm1ss1ons exammattons These tests must be passed 111 o1de1 to 1ece1ve an Amateu1 R3d1O Operator s llcense A fo1me1 club p1es1dent, Allen NOllIIlCyC1, ddIYl1Il1StC1S these tests Another phase of the club s p1og1am was the study of rad1o fundamentals The text for thls 1nst1uct1on has been The Rad1O Amateur s Handbook At present the club has a Halhcrafters ICCCIVCI W1th the help of M1 Ratchffe, the club IS t1y1ng to obta1n a t1ansm1tte1 klt wh1ch the membe1s Wlll bulld themselves Full ope1at1on IS expected 1n the nea1 future Last yea1 h1gh w1nds 1emoved the club s antenna flOIH 1ts pos1t1on OlllS1dC Tl11s sprmg the members plan to chmb the two large p1ne txees 011 e1the1 Slde of the Lower School to 1nstall a IICW 0116 that can be used for the tlansmltter At the beg1nn1ng of the school year the club framed th1ee new members They were MClV1H Schultz and Robelt R1ley from the second form and Peter Keeler from the th1rd form They are p1ogress1ng stead1ly 1n ab1l1ty to rece1ve code, and should be able to secure thelr IIOVICC IICCIISCS by the end of the year The othe1 members 316 p1es1dent John Carroll, Ba1 rv Buch Steve Rye1, and Robert Robertson The n1embe1s 1631126 that Amateur Radlo lb not only a hobby but a publ1c SCIVICC WhlCh can be of 1nest1mable help to thls count1y III t1me of d1saste1 Th1S IS the Amateu1 Radl0 Opexator s Code , wh1ch the club lntends to 1eta1n as the11 motto 73 Sa .1 ' I ' 1 CQ , if Z3 ' Ziff' 1 jg 0 X , This was one of the best years the Radio Club has yet experienced. The members ' , V ' ' n t Y V ul 1 ' 4 . a G6 ' 7 77 - V 7 Q Y . Q , Q 1 D . V . , M ,, . . t ' . . 1 SCIENCE CLUB Seated left to rrght Cates J Wrrght Sfandmg 'Vlr Ratclrffe Brrtton MacArthur .lackrns Beers R Campbell Fr her THE SCIENCE CLUB The Sarnt Paul s Scrence Club rs composed of those upper school students who possess an actrve rnterest rn the ever expandrng field of scrence Club meetrngs were held every Frrday rn the laboratory durrng the regular actrvrty perrod and were conducted on an rnformal but rnformatrve basrs Hrghlrghtrng the meetrngs were short speeches by the varrous members, after whrch questrons were rarsed by the other members rn promotrng an open forum drscussron Toprcs ranged from astronomy to the most unusual snakes of far off countrres The Scrence Club also presented qurte an rnterestrng assembly thrs year concernrng Magnetrc Devrces Varrous commrttees were delegated to gather technrcal rnformatron for the club The results and flndrngs were then presented to the school by several club speakers Short field trrps around the campus were also featured among the year s actrvrtres The objectrve of these trrps was to share the common secrets of nature Also rncluded rn the group s programs were several outsrde speakers who presented therr vrews on an array of drfferent subjects Many movres acqurred by the school were shown as part of the club s varred program Under the energetrc sponsorshrp of Mr James Ratclrffe, members were of the oprnron that thrs year s varred program was one of the most successful to be enjoyed by the Scrence Club rn some trme The student officers were Douglas Korschgen, presrdent, Kay Turner, vrce presrdent, and John Wolf, secretary 74 vm- I TS t . 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' - . . . , . . . . . 0 f SPECTATOR CLUB BllChhClSlCl' R Smlth Shaetfer THE SPECTATOR CLUB Thls year s Spectator Club was composed of nme members ofthe senlor class They were selected by last year s club because of thelr mterest 1n and understandmc of Engllsh and Hlstory Jack Mltzelfelt was elected presldent and Lynn WlCkW1fC the secretary treasurer Duung the course of the vear each member was requlred to dellver a speech before the club He was awarded a sllver dangler lf the club felt that hls talk was lnterestmg and an 1nd1cat1on of honest effort to cover the subject at hand The club also 1nv1ted guest speakers Dr Watson an astronomer the Reverend Mr Kates rector of Old St Paul s Church and Mr Gopal Algan, a natlve of Indla spoke to the club Each speaker presented somethmg dlfferent and partlcularly adapted to the lnterests of the group Mr Argans dlscusslon on Indlan mus1c was enllvened Wlth records from the varlous parts and types of Indlan llfe The members concurred that these oathermgs helped them to examlne modern and past llfe both by fact and creatlve thlnklng The club performed a real servrce by promotlng dlscusslon and glVlIlg IIS members an opportumty to further publlc speaklng by performmg before an uncrltrcal sympathetlc audlence Gulded by M1 LOUIS Clark the Spectator Club enjoyed an educatxonal and lnformatlve year 75 , .,., A- 4 ,k,,, tm . , ---'B '-,, 4 ff ' L - '1 5. . I E ., .,., xf-1' L 1 Seated, left to right:-Hodgson, Downs, Stansbury, Wickwire. Standing:-Mitzelfelt, J. Duvall, Y ' 7 ' . , . . , . . . . . - 0' . . , g . 9 l , ' - 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' - 1 . , . . . . . . U . . 7 ' . , I .1 ' , Presldent Mltzelfelt swears ln members of the student Louncll I do solemnly swear to execute to the best of my ablllty STUDE T SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS 16 . . . ' . H 7 ' 1 - - es :- SPIRIT COUNCIL Ixnetlzn left to rrght I'1lIIlllllll QCIIIIIHII C, Dar11ll lx Darrcll Standzn Illllltll Hod n 'Illtzxlfclt wllllfflifll D Vbdllur THE SPIRIT COUNCIL The Sp111t COLIIILII 5 act1v1t1ee thla yea1 wele l11 hhghted by a pep ldlly dame held the mght plecedlng the football gune INIIII St J 111165 Among OIIICI f1111et1o115 we-1e the postuw of the lebults of pdbt bpo1tb eventb and the CIIIEN 1nd platee of upco111111 contests on the hulletm bond Theme same events N616 1lbo a1111o11111 ed to the etudy body emh Monday 111o1n111g by one of the IHCIIIIJCIS of the Sp111t LOUIILII The Sp1l1lIC0llllC1I, vwhlch meete on Monday aftemoonb 1fte1 school le a JllIl10l class p1oject and all of ltb OIIICCIS a1e 111111015 Th1e X6dl 5 ofIice1e wele Butch Da11ell, p1es1dent, .Ie1ry Schmldt, VILC p1es1de11l and Bob Hachtel be1.1eta1yt1eabu1e1 The othe1 1ep1esenta IIVCS wele WIIIIIICI Ch111Lh Jack Mltzelfelt and Stleett WIl1tCI0ld f1on1 the sen1o1 class alld Douglas Walkel, Kent Dauell and JIITIITIY Ed1111111d:. ICIJICSCIIICCI Fo1ms IV III and II 1espect1vely St Paul 5 School has alwayb been justly ploud of IIS athletlc 16C01d but SIIICC the Splflt Councll was formed school sp111t hae been emphdslved and duected so that at all t1mes the school IS kept lnfolmed of and actively suppo1t111g IIS playelb 17 ' g, E J- . s, 1, , . '- , . ' . 1 gi- 1 4' , gso , A . 1 7 . Y - - -. . . . 4 . 4 - . v . U. . -.. , 1 I7 ., ' . . . . . . , . - . v 4 1 - Y . C L a C . 1 D . . I, , . . . . . E VL, Z . . , g . 3 . 4 - 1 -1 N v 1 . w 4 r 1 1 I 4 C . x C 4 L - . . . 1 . . .4 . . ls' ' v ' w 4 1 r 4 ' w 1 1 w I . 1 '- 9 ' . 1 r ' -1 - , v . . - .1 v 1 v,. 4, Y - -1 v ' s . . ' '. - . ' . , 4 ,. . - . , . . . . . - a 1 - . . . w . . 4 , . . -. . . f -1 - - - 9 4 1 9 7 7 , . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . , . . ' 9 . 1-1 f 'inn Y H MIDDLE SCHOOL COUNCIL Seated P T y Sta all g left to right Nlr Nlcllorman Reed Blink tone Nlaglll jones Yaeger Nlartm Hodg on THE MIDDLE SCHOOL COUNCIL The Mlddle School Councll members are elected by the votes of the student body 1n the fifth to seventh glades lncluslve Thelr dutles are s1m1la1 to those of the legular Student Councll Membexshlp 1S made up of exght bovs two lepresentatlves from each of the xespectlve glades fifth slxth and seventh Two other boys ale appomted to memberslup by Mr McDo1man the faculty 3dV1SOl on the basls of the11 school work and Splflt The Mlddle Councll has conslderably less authouty than the Student Councll 1ts maln ILIIICUOII belng to stxmulate school Splflt to 3dV1SC ruth close facultv supervlslon 1n lnfractlons of the honor code to act as 113.15011 between faculty and students and between Mlddle School and Upper School It IS hoped that the C0llIlCll Wlll eventually take an actlve part 1n the plannlng and supervlslon of assemblles The Councll thls year besldes helplng boys wlth thelr pelsonal problems lnaugurated a successful drlve Ill whlch the entlre student body donated canned goods to help a needy famlly enjoy a happy Thanksglvlng Another accompllshment of the Councll durlng the year was to supply cheerleaders for the athletlc games These boys came from the Mlddle School and dld a commendable job Presldent Peter Toy and VICC presldent Douglas lVIag1ll preslded over the Councll organlzatlon thls year 78 l . :- . on n '11, ' ' :-. .A , , S ,. 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STUDENT COUNCIL Seated left to fl hr Hod son Mlttelfelt Whltefold Slandzn Ryer 'NIcPherson Kerr STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Councll la the most 1mpo1ta11t and ll0I101C-Ed O10'3.lllZ3.t10Il at St Paul s It IS composed of seven student members and a faculty ldV1bO1 Ot the seve11 Ill6HllJ61S, foul ate semors a11d the 1ema1nmg th1ee a1e undetclassmen from the tlllld to the fifth folm Thxee OHTCCIS plesldent, VICC p1es1dent a1d SCCICIHIY ue elected from the SCIH01 class by the student body The candldatc ICCCIVIIID the gteatest 11u1nbe1 of votes becomes the ptesldent the tunnels up ale named VICC presldent and sec1eta1v, lespectlvely The founth senlor IS chosen by the faculty to 1ep1esent them 1n meetmgs The folm 1epresentat1ves are elected by thelr classes yearly Th1S year the Counc1l was headed by Jack Mltzelfelt, Wltll Hutch Hodgson as VICC presldent and Stleett Wh1tefo1d as sec1eta1y B1ent BL1Cl1l1ClbtC1 was the faculty ICPICSCIHH t1ve Foxm leptesentatlves wele BIUCC lVIcPhe1son, fifth foam W1ll1am Ken, fourth folm and Steve Ryel thlld folm Mr Cla1k was the ftculty ddV1S0l, handlmg the customa1y dutles 1n an efficlent mannel The functlons of th1s o1gan1zat1on ate to govetn the school and uphold the Honor System The Honor System lncludes th1ee categoues of offenses lymvf, cheatmg a11d stealmg Each boy IS put on h1s hono1 as a gentleman to uphold the 1ules of the Counc1l If there axe any mflactlons of the Honol System, It IS the Student Councll s Job to try the case and state any necessa1y dlsclplmary actlon needed Besldes enforcmg the Honor System, the Counul IS 1espons1ble T01 the expendlture of the money CZ:l1Il8d from the mfwazme d11ve tllung ca1e of the suggeshon box, and makmv 1ecommendat1ons to the Adm1n1strat1on COI'lCCII1lllg the vxelfate of the school In gene1al, It serves as a bond betwee11 the faculty and the stude11ts 79 A Al' 12 ' - pf ? f 1 ,. . 5 F ' , K M5 1, Q sr. .Q 'Y JL Q ' ls-' ' 1 X S! 1' YV ' 1 -1 an ,, X' , -1 2 2 vt., , -, --9.41.9 .1 , g 5- S' 1 ' , ' - gf-' 7 - ' Q - . .N . , - . 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STUDENT VESTRY Semen' left ro rzght .l Dmall Polcher R Wolf Barrxn er Stanrilng Kreb C Darrell Nlclhzr on Nlarhury THE STUDE T VESTRY The Student VCbl1V of St Pauls ls a neu O1gdlllZ3llOI1 folmed hy M1 Cantle1, ou1 school Cllaplalll The Vestu was estahllshed to llllllg the students of St Paul s close1 to tl1e 1el1C1ous llfe of the school Thls 15 aclnex ed 111 0116 may hy haxmg tl1e Vestly membexs take an dCt1VC palt 111 the IT101I1lllg chapel SCIVICCS AIl0tllC1 funct1on of the Vestu 15 to d15pe1se monex to the va11ous cha11t1es to wlnch the school h as been asked to donate dl1l1Il0' the yea1 A weekly L0llCLl.l0ll lb taken up fo1 tlns pu1po5e The amount of money to he sent to tl1e Cl1d11llC5 15 voted on hy the VCSt1y and due con lClCldllOll lb gn C11 to tl1e needs of each one Besldes these two dunes the Yesuy takes CHIC of the needs of the chapel I11 the futule, the Vestly hopes to get much needed equlpment such as supe1 f1OI1ldlS lnshops chans, flags, a11d vestme11ts, as well as a plaque 1nsc11l1ed mth the names of the men ftom St Paul s who dled 111 battle The Vest1y also xeplesents the school atllellglous COHTCICHCCS, a11d next yea1 wlll play host to the Councll T01 RCl1glOIl 111 Independent Schools at a 011e day l'IlCCl1Ilg hele at St Paul,s At 1tS Illallglllal Hlfffillllg on Septemlmet 18 1956, the VCSIIY elected lts l:l1St officers They a1e, as follows SCHIOI waxden, Bob Wolf 11111101 mal den, Al F0lCllC1 , SCCICIHIY, Joh11 Duvall, t1easu1e1, Comad Goodmn The othe1 IllCIlllJC1S of the VCSIIY a1e Lauy Baumger, Bluee MCPDCISOII, Cl1E11l6S Dauell, Kent lVla1l1u1w Thomas Johnson, and John K18lJS. ln YCHIS to come the Student Vesuy should p1ove 1tself one ofthe most 1I'l1pO1l21I1t O1g3.I1lZ3t1OI1S IH the school. 80 I ' 5 5 34? it 151 5 5 Q ' T 5 :K ., 1 K I K It K K lcv 5,5 -, is hi 45 :V K. f .Q .g , ' D' 5 55 1 Z Q f f t -ug S I 2 1 . . ,, , - , f I K ' , 1 e ' ' 1' T ' I 3 , , 3 5 D 3 41 w- ' V 5 , ' 2 ' 5 ts ' ' Q 1 ,. 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V D T 5 v w ' 1 u 5, , , . . . , . 7 L 7 ,w ' 1. vi 1 , 5,6 ACOLYTE GUILD Hack row le!! to rzght 5tambau h VOHBYIEQED 'Werryman C foodwm Phxllps Mr Kate 'Nlacfirthur Britton Roberton Mr Lantlel ACOLYTE GUILD THE ORDER OF SAINT PAUL The Order of Samt Paul whlch provldes Salllt Paul s Paush w1th acolvtes, IS comprlsed of students of the school and members of the parlsh In order to serve as an acolyte, a boy must be a confilmed membex of the Eplscopal Chutch and must also undergo a per1od of 1nst1uct1on The purpose of the orgamzatxon IS to HSSISI the clergy IH the conductmg of servlces and to provlde whatever other ald IS needed by the clergy By thelr selfless SCYVICC to the chulch, the membels of the Order of Salllt Paul have galned the respect of all who have wltnessed lhelr sacrlficlal and useful work 81 ,4gjf5 ' Q .. -'ze . I . , 4' ' g , ' , , . ' , . 1 , ' ' , . s. Middle row:-Lougee, Delo, Dewitt, Trotter, Campbell. Front row:SXIr. Evans, Beers, Lack, . . , , s , . '. I . A , . . . , '. . . . THE CHOIR lfrnlr row lell Io rrgh! larham 'Nlorrtz Beam C rhenlt Rrrharrl n Thrnl rou Connaclrcr Vlnkvsrre lc nard lrntrchrnnr Pace Blr 0Connell lerman Snvdtr Schley VN ht Sezond mu. Nlr kate Peace F lcher Lronrn W1 e OConnell Rrden fxrman Choir 'lla ter 'NlcDorman l'rrsl rou Tarrrn Huffman Beccro Ward Che ton Nia rll Ha n Prince berman THE CHOIR The Chorr thrs year experienced one of the most successful years rn rts existence The rorrsrderalrle renown as one of the finest male choirs south of Phrladelphra Old St Pauls Choir recruits many of rts voices from local business men, who give generously of their time for practice on Thursday rrrghts the Sunday service, and the many special occasrons throughout the year In addrtron to these men who comprise the bass, tenor and alto sectrons the nucleus of the Chorr rs provided bythe boys drawn principally from the fifth to eighth grades at St Paul s School The Chorr has its farm system, a junior chorr which constantly graduates new voices into the regular group There are daily rehearsals for both boys chorrs rn addrtron to the final Thursday night rehearsal for the regular Chorr The Choir boys sang rn many places this year during the Christmas season, rncludrng Sheppard Pratt Hospital, the Art Museum, and as usual at the Christmas Eve SCIVICC that was televised over WMAR Chorrmaster since 1953 Mr Donald lVlcDorman entertarns great hopes for the future of the orvfamzatron An ex chorr boy himself, he rs endlessly patient with the talent he must work with and with persrstence and musrcranshrp produces the heautrful anthems whrch those at Old St Paul s Church hear each Sunday He rs assisted capably by solorsts Johnny Weiss, this years solo soprano, George 0 Connell alto, Carl Schenks bass, and Ralph Snyder, tenor The professronal qualrty of St Paul s Choir makes lt truly one of the finest organwatrons found at the Brooklandwood rrrstrtutron 82 ', 4' ' I-7 , . ' ', , s' ', so . ' ':- ' , H ' ' ' , no ' , ,' ' , , , '55, ' l , I , ri - ' , S ', mg . .H ' 'J-..' S. mfr' .' I ,' ,3' .Y - 'A ' 'r-e ' S. . ' . . S , A Q' . Sw . ' , ' . Choir' has a long history, for' it was organized in 1692 and since that time has achieved , I u Q 'Q ' . 1 . 1 v Q ' w . D . J 1 .Q . U . . . , A M . . A I T T7 - , s ' ,I , - cs , 77 - - , . . . . v A . . . ' ' . . . , . o i ' ' ' . . K ,g .N . . . . 7 , . 7 , . SCHUOL LIFE 'Nnxs uinemr-r Mornang Prayer Mr Canfler and Acolyfes Us-Je The Reverend Frederlck Ward Kafes CHAPEL SERVICE A11 1IHp01l1l1l put of school llfe CVGIY day lb the chapel SGINILQ Dueclcd by the school chaplaln 1 SllO1t lHO1l1lllg p11VL1 euuee 15 held P1101 to the be 1n111ng of vlasses O11 Wedneedays M1 F1cde11cL Wald Kateb I6CtO1 of Old Samt Paul N Clll11Cl1 and M1 James E Cflllfltil Llldpldlll of Qalnt Paul 3 Snhool Conduct .1 full fledged Cl1L11Cl1 SEIXICG 1HCllld1l1g a 561111011 84- 1 A ik ll M as g 3 Q ' I A 1 fi , f in -l 54 A .'w - Annu. 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I - . 5-A Diehl receives basketball award ATHLETIC ASSEMBLIES The School Athletic Assemblies are held to honor the athletes of all the teams Three ln the assemblies, each coach gives a brief resume of his season and then presents the letters and awards to the team members The Varsity Coach usually gives a sketch of each game evaluating his team man for man In addition to the letters presented there is the Spirit Award given to the boy who has been the greatest inspiration to his team through his courage and effort although he may not have been the standout on the team The Unsung Hero Award is given to a Varsity player rn conjunction with the McCormick Unsung Hero Award and Banquet Captains of the Varsity teams receive trophies called the Captain s Cups Tradition has it that the boys of a team give to their coach a present or memento Page 48 of our yearbook represents a presentation to a fine coach 85 ' 5 'x times a year the school meets to pay tribute to the players of each different season. I 4. 1 w . 7 7 ' ' A . . g , . .N 7 . 1 7 . . . . , .,,.,,Q , I . ,V .l'-'ffff 97 .5-4-nf Mrs Frederlck Grant and Mr Charles Shaeffer Pr srdents Mothers Club and Fafhers Club FATHERS AND OTHERS CLUBS lhe Fllllidlw Club and the NlOlll6lS Club of St l 1111 School ale the oxffanlzatlons of thc p ucnte 1wo1lx111ff toUetl1e1 to IIIIIJIOVC the school tlnough glft and f1pp1op11at1ons to the 111111111 dep11t11e11t of the school Tlnough then eflo1tb a PI0UIdI1l of CIlI1ChmCHt IS pxoxnled and thex p1oxnle 1 INP8'1I1g g1Ol1I1Ll T01 the puente and the faculty The Clube JO1lltlX pon OI the annual Hfuxest FGUUXJ1 a11 annual dmner forthe parents and the ffnultx Pleld Du and a Football Te1 afte1 one of the iootball games The Xlothus Club out- 011 a c llll panty and faelnon how as a monew ra1s1ng event The Varslty D1111111 lllflllltil bs the fllllffls llld then bona 1 1 FllllCla Club a C111 ll xc II the Nlotlu C1 1b 1fts nent to the gs n1 fund the Uppe1 School Llbrary 1 1 lllll '1 111 xx floo1 111 the lunch 100111 and othex XNOITTIV plojectb The Fathele Club don1te1l IIIOIILW to l1e P11116-1s Club Schola1eh1p Fund the Headmastex s Dlscretlonary Fund md funde to llllllll th1ee tenxnb LOl1lt: T01 the Larnpus The C1us1de1 s1lu1ea the fine job the paxents base done thlS yeal and 111 the past The Fathers ana Mothers Clubs help make work of fhls nature possible 32,-,Q f AH,s 4 4' ,av- iv, v u , 4 1 1' get Q . 14 .-.1--'T' ALJ . . , 2 1 H I U. . 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Fight' Frghfl Fight' PEP RALLIES Sponsored by the Sp1r1t Councll Pep Rallles are held to promote Splllt for a forth comma game Held on Fuday mghts they usually take place around a bonfire ln the area behmd Mr Heller s house The rallles mclude talks .md cheers led hy the cheerleaders and members of the teams After the rally the hoys mth then dates adjourn to the Study Hall for a dance and Det together Mr Tullal addresses cz rally 87 ' 5?-1- '-in ll E E 595 5 . H f Ml--i un ,., . - llll 4 ti . .. llllllllt , , .,- l f ' , f 5 -. i . ,Vx fl . kit at P ' ' A Q., K P V V M .. . . . .. , . . . . . - U . . , W , . . Q 1 Y. . Q f Q A 1 ' 7 7 9 . . 0. i li X .kip 4 tif. ,L-if Q X . - A 1,3- .. I we x . ,A -4. .,.. , 5, -4 3. s, 1 . .nm .Y Shirlee Emmons and William McGrath, Stars of Comic Opera, held before Assembly. COMIC OPERA FEATURED IN CONCERT BEFORE STUDENTS On Wednesday, February 6th, a concert arranged by Mrs. William Carringer, the secretary of the Young Musicians' Series Recitals. was presented to the student body. It consisted of Shirlee Emmons, soprano, William McGrath, tenor, and Stanley Sonntag, one of New York,s leading accompanists on the piano. Shirlee Emmons is a recording artist for Victor Red Seal Records. She toured with the world-famous tenor. Lauritz Melchior, won the coveted Marian Anderson Prize in 1954, and last year, with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, sang Tosca here in Baltimore. William McGrath made his debut with Arturo Toscinini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra, singing Yerdi's Requiem, He has toured Europe, the Ifnited States, and Canada in operatic recitals, and while in Washington, sang a recital at the National Callery. Before the two singers presented their comic opera, they gave a short history of opera. It seems that about the year 1600 a man named Verdi wondered why plays couldnit be sung and acted at the same lime. Therefore an opera is a play in music as opposed to a play with music. He modeled the music after the chants sung in contemporary churches, and the plays were acted right on the front steps of the church. Later, men like Mozart stressed the music more. making a greater scale, and at the same time making the operas more realistic. Miss Emmons pointed out that there are two kinds of opera, the Classic which stresses the musical -aspect, and the Romantic which lays more importance on the story or plot. The opera Miss Emmons and Mr. McGrath sang was the comic opera entitled, The Secret of Suzanne, by Ferrari. It is the story of a jealous Count and his young, pretty wife, Suzanne, who is hiding some sort of secret. It takes place in Italy about the year 1910. In brief the plot is this: The Count, after coming in from the garden, smells tobacco smoke. He immediately suspects, since women did not smoke at that time, that she has a secret lover. He queries the maid, but she indicates nothing is amiss, so he determines to find out from his wife. He tries to question her in a round-about way, but succeeds only in making her angry and working himself up into a temper. He then repents of his suspicions and makes up, but she unwittingly renews his anger by suggesting that he go to the Club. He thinks that this would afford her an opportunity to see her lover. He decides to go so that he might return secretly and catch her in the act. He returns, but only succeeds in catching Suzanne in the act of smoking. The Count is so overjoyed that he forgives her petty sin and tries it himself. The opera ends with the happy scene of everybody smoking peacefully. 88 Mrs PaulF Alexander Mr and Mrs CeorgeW Armstrong Glen Almond Mrs C Delano Ames Mr and Mrs R C Annan Anneslle Tallors Mr and Mrs George Bacot Jr Rey and Mrs John A Baden Mr and Mrs B H Bader Mrs Walter Bader Clara W Baker Mr and Mrs DonaldC Bald Miss Mollle E Bald and Mrs John W Balz and Mrs ArthurL Baney and Mrs Laurence S Barrmger LaurenceS Barrmger and Mrs Chas E Beach and Mrs B D Beacham Mr and Mrs C M Beasman Jr Mr and Mrs CarlP Beernlnk Mrs El1zabethC Beck Mr and Mrs JamesD Beck Mr and Mrs S L Beers Mr RobertM Beers Mrs O A Bennett Mr and Mrs John O Benson Benson s Hardware and Mrs Wm B Bergen and Mrs Frederlck W Bren and Mrs T Lelgh Bren and Mrs Clarence E Blrch Mabel C Black Mr and Mrs Bradford E Blake 1957 Crusader Patrons Mr and Mrs L Bley Uncle Bob Mr and Mrs John T Bosset and Mrs Erne tW Bowles and Mrs B13yS S Bomerman and Mrs J C Boyce and Mrs Ed arM Boyd Mrs J H Boyden Mr and Mrs LOUIS Bresee Mrs S Broadwlck Vlr CharlesS Broun Woody Brumlield Vlr and Mrs C M Buchanan lxltt Buchanan Pllot Buchanan 'Vlr r I' ev r Vlr and Mrs Gustav Buchhelster and Mrs Clarence Buell and Mrs Thomas R Burc and Mrs Ceor e Byers and Mrs James C Cantler and Mr John C Carroll Mary C Carroll Jud e and Mrs Joseph C Carter Vlr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Vlrs Peter C Mr I' O M H Chambers Jr John W Chambllss Chamblxss and Mrs Edwm N Chapman and Mrs Randolph Church and Mrs Whrtner Church and Mrs Healey A Clark Ill and Mrs Louls D Clark n P Coale and Mrs Josephl Coale Jr and Mrs John C Cockran 89 Mr and Mrs CeorgeV Cokes Mrs CeorgeW Coleman Mrs Nelson R Coleman Sr Ron Coleman Mr and Mrs R C Coleman Cholly Collens Mr and Mrs CeorDeC 0Connell Mr and Mrs Thomas Cook Mr and Mrs Thomas Cols Mrs ThomasJ Copeland Mr and Mrs John C Corckran James D Cox Eleanor Holliday Cress Mr and Mrs E J Crum Mr and Mrs L L Curtin 'Vlr and Mr C A Darllngton Sr Butch Sklp and Jack Darrell Charles Holmes Darrell 'Vlr and Mrs Franc1sS Darrell Dr and Mrs Cary Davls Mrs Ceorbe W Dexter Mr and Mrs FIHHCISR Dlce Mr and Mrs Wllton Dlnges Betty Dobson Blll Dobson Mr and Mrs W1ll1amB Dobson 'VIr and Mrs Wllllam B Dobson Jr Mr and Mrs Franklfl Donaldson Jullan V Dowell Mr and Mrs Hu h Downs Jr Mrs Lrndsay D Dryden Jr MISS Bev Du Bose Wlr and Mrs Thomas Dukehart MISS Lllllan H Dushane . . Mr. . s . ' ' Mr. . . . Mr. . g . . fr . ' M. . . 1 j j , , . Mr. . . I . ' - Mr. 1 . . ' M l U 1 . s. . . ' , . Mr' ' . Mr. . . h ' . Mr. . . . M u . g . Mr. . . . 1 . . ' . Ruth Beachum Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. J. Cavendish Darrell . . , , , , R '. . . . . ' . . . ' M . s. . . U . . . ' . 1 s. . . . ' . ' . , , g . . . . ' ' . , , , l . . . . , . ' ' ' Mr. . . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . ' . ' M . . ' . , . . g s, . Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . ' . . ' . , . Mr. . . ' J h . ' . Mr. . . , . 1 . . . . . ,Jr. Mr. . . 1 ' ' ' . 'VIrs JamesG Duvall Mr and Mrs W1ll1amJ Duyall Mr and Mrs James R Edmunds Mr and Mrs IL W Elder Mrs Viola Elder Mr GeorgeG Evans GeorgeS Eyans Mrs GeorgeW Evans 'VIr and Mrs Emm1ttR Ewell Mr and Mrs F Donald Fenhagen 'Vlrs F Donald Fenhagen Sklp I' enrrck Mr and Mrs Glenn Fenton Mrs Ernest Flsher Mrs Walter E Fleischer Dr WalterE Flelscher Mr and Mrs CharlesJ Fleury Charles F Fleury Mrs John C Fokey and Mr Albert G Folcher r and Mrs Wm Gordon Forbes and Mrs A H Forman and Mrs John France John Robert French and Mrs Leonard Frenkll and Mrs Vlctor Frenkrl Mrs F R Fulton and Mrs Gamble and Mrs A Gentlle and Mrs F L Glberson Lau renee V Glover Bob and Jack Gore Mr and Mrs B W Gore Mr and Mrs JamesD Gouldm J 1957 Crusader Patrons Mr and Mrs Dav1dN W Grant Jr Mr and Mr Freder1ckL Grant Mr and Mrs Wllllam G Grant HIIHTIC B Greenston Bryan H M Grlmn Mr and lVIrs Charles Grlffln Mr Leroy 'VI GTIHAIH Ellzabeth B Grlmes Mr and Mrs J NI Dryden Hall Mr and Mrs E D Hammersla Mr and Wlr Arthur Hand Arthur Hand Mr and Mr 'NealW Healy Mayor Es Cllll Harrlson Mr and Mr Mr and Mr Mr and 'Vlr Mr and Mr Mr and Mr R A Taylor Harrxson Charles C Hartman CharlesC Hartman Rrchard R Harwood E W Ha son Tommy Ha on Mr and Mrs Mr and Vlr Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs M Hays ks Mar hall Hays ks Morton Hecht Jr Wllfred Heller Rrchard Heller Mr and Mrs Dan1elHelmker James S Hessen Mr and Mrs Wllllam C Hewltt and Mrs Phlllp Hlckman and Mrs Francls G H111 and Mrs N Alan Hrll Jr and Mrs FrankH Hodge Hodgdon Dana H Roseanne Hodgdon 90 Mary Jo Hollm Mr and Mrs Benyamm R Holland Rldgely Hoyt Mr and Mrs Roberts Hoyt Rob Hoyt EleanorJ Horn Mr and Mrs Wm G Horn Josh Horner and Mrs Sheldon Home r and Mr Robert D Ho tetter and Mrs H H Hunter Frederlck A Indorf and Mrs A W Ireland r and Mrs W Ernest Issel 'Vlr and Mrs CharlesR Johnson Sen Thomas Johnson Mr and Mrs RobertS Jone Mr and Mr George H Ka tendlke George Kastendlke Betsy Kates Rey and Mrs F W Kates Tom Kates Wllllam W Kates Mr and Mrs H L Keyser Mr and Mrs C P Klapproth 'Vlrs Clarence Knapp Franklln Knlpp Mr and Mrs George Kommalan Mr and Mrs Koppelman Stephen Kuhn Mlldred S Lack Mr and Mrs Phllrp Lalesnlck r . . . -. 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