St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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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

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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 .

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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 - . . , . . . . . .