St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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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, . ', , r '. . . . . , . . . , .. . V. . . . . U , , w . . Z, O . Q , ..w . . ,l . of -. - 1 l 1 w .I . . . C - , . . Q . h N . 7 ' . . w 4 Y Q . . . U . . . ' . . ' N- Q Y A ' . ' , 9 . 7 U . .. . N . Q Q, Q . . , . , . , , . . . Q. . Q ' , . D

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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 - . . , . . . . . .

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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 . - .