St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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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 , . . . , '. . . .

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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 ,. I J ,T , Q '. '. 1 :iw L I 1 i 1 N Q 2 4 - . Y , ' :- . ' . ' I . . , ' g . :--- s, . , . - s , . ' . . . 7. ' , . . , ', ' . , , . . . t J . 1 . 1 1 . - Y v -Q - 1. 1 N ,fs Q . 1 .S . . '01 ' ' ' 5 ' 7 -. , v Y' . , . , . . . . 2 . . .. . cw . , V 7 , 5 ' ' . r . ' , . - , y , I 4. . 1 D w v 1 - 1 Q. 1. . . 5 I v A U , c . . V D T 5 v w ' 1 u 5, , , . . . , . 7 L 7 ,w ' 1. vi 1 ,

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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 , .