St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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The club was by no means limited to Spanishg other languages were fre- quently brought into a discussion. OFFICERS S P A N I S H C L U B . . . ENN1s ........ ..... P resident Crocker reports on Spanish traditions and customs. W1NsToN BLENCKSTONE ....... Vice President

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The club members learned many inter- esting facts about France and her people. OFFICERS 'h'1lKE LEAHY .... .... P resident F R E N C H C L B 0 0 0 Con Gmsow ..... ..... V ice President Gibson, 'v attention to what ou're Pd. Y doing! JON Wxclcwmls .... .... S ecretary-Treasurer

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19 9 LITER RY M AZIN 1 This article looks pretty good STAFF Chairmen S151-irEN BARNEY PE'rEit KEEi.15n Board of Editors NTELVIN SeHuL'rz Lani, Q.1.Aiuc Lani' NEi3LE'r'r lnEs'roN II,m1'1x1AN Business Board JAMES RUTH .l0llN LTARROLL Faculty Advisor Mn. llumuss Youm: For the second consecutive year the Literary Magaaine, a collection of poems, prose passages, and short, one act plays written by the students, was published hy the English Department of St. Pauls School. Three of the most notable efforts included in this year's publication are a lyric poem entitled Sunday, january l 1, 1959 hy Stephen Barney, a metrical poem depicting decayed Civilization, Time l7orgotten , hy Tony Tyler, and Preston l'lartman's short prose passage denouncing conformity. The magazine was a complete success, re- ceiving praise from all who read it. i ,nn 'C' Scared, loft to right:-Barney, Mr, Young. Standing:-B. Idnes, Schultz, Beers, Hartman, Keeler. fllrscut:-Nehlett, Carroll, Ruth.