St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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First row, front to hack:-Crum, Meade, Darrell, Sherwood, Gunnoe, Keeler. Second row:-J. Tompkins, Carr, lloldcn, Michael, Verdery, S. Darrell. Third row:-B. Gore, Heron, VV. Toy, B. Ruth, Fisher, Gates. Fourth row:-Chism, Love, Fochios, Potter, Betz, Post. Fifth row:-Campbell, Schultz, B. White, Scheffenacker, Hammond, Shafer, I. Ruth. Sixth row:-B. Kommalan, C. O'Conncll, Robertson, Lang, B. Clark, Bossert. K. w A if K . K -. A . J, Z. NW The Monogram Club sells refreshments at home games in order to sponsor athletic assemblies. 19

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The clubroom serves as a refuge during all hours of the day. 0 OGRA CL B... The coke machine is operated by mem- bers of the club. OFFICERS Frnsr HALF SECOND PTALF WALT TOY ...... President ...... RAY CHrsM JOHN SHERWOOD. Vice Pres. ..... TOM MEADE JIM CRUM ....... Secretary ...... JOHN CARE DAVE I-IERON ..... Treasurer . .JOHN TOMPKINS VAN FOCHIOS ..... Bouncer. ....... JIM CnuM The Monogram Club is an organization com- posed of boys who have won Varsity monograms and have reflected in their attitude the qualities of school spirit, sportsmanship, and cooperation. Boys eligible for admission are elected into the club at the end of each season. The boys elect their oFFicers semi-annually and have as their advisor, Mr. Tullai. The club is completely self-supporting, earn- ing money from the sale of refreshments at home games, colces from the coke machine, and Christmas trees. Proceeds from these concessions are used to furnish the Monogram clubroom and to purchase awards which are presented at athletic assemblies.

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SPECTATOR CLUB . . . Carr cxpounds on the life of Benjamin Franklin. OFFICERS PRESTON TTARTIXIAN ....... President BILL KERR .............. Secretary-Treasurer The Spectator Club exists at St. Pauls in order to supplement the English and history courses and to stimulate interest among the more capable students of the senior class. Membership of the club is limited to onefthird of this class and is attained by invitation only. During the course of the year each member is required to deliver a speech before the group. The topic of this speech must deal with some phase of English or history and show evidence of good preparation. IF a majority of the mem- bers present feel the oration fulhlls the high standards of the Spectator Club, the speaker is then awarded his dangler, symbolic of his con- tribution to the organization. This year the Spectator Club was comprised of nine members, all of whom were awarded their danglers. At the close of the school year a banquet was held at the Town House, where Mr. Young, the guest speaker, gave an interesting talk. Iffr to right:-llossert, Crum, Tompkins, Meade, Carr, Millard, Hartman, XV. Toy, Mr. Clark. Al1scnf:fKerr.