St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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1959 CRUSADER . . . PRESTON PIARTMAN fEdit0rQ KAY TURNER ARNOLD MCKAY fB11siness Managerj Whotographerj MP.. Bum-uss YOUNG CFaculty Advisorj Planning . . . Editor Hart- man and Business Manager Turner formulate new ideas. 36

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Scared, left to right:-Turnbull, Fisher, Kerr, Robertson, Lilly. Standingmseheffenaclcer, Millard, Barney, Keeler, Beers, Hill, McKay, S. Darrell, Gunnoe, Schultz, Sher, Hartman, Lack. B. jones. analysis, a music review, and a scoreboard were added to the format. So that the students could keep up with school news, the paper was reduced in size to that of notebook paper and was published more Uftcn. One of the new additions to the subject matter was a Letter to the Editor column in which students were encouraged to express their opinions on pertinent matters. To supplement this column an Editorial Section was provided to serve as an interpreter for the faculty and thc Stllflcnt body. At the Southern lnterscholastic Press Asso- ciation meeting at VVashington and Lee Uni- versity this April the Monitor received a First place award as the outstanding high school paper in the ZOO student 8: under classifica- tion. lt collected 950 points out of a possible l,O0O. The Crusader salutes'the Monitor Staff for the excellent job they did this year. Business Manager Turnbull also served as Circulation Director W- f 35

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sim Seated, lefl to right:-Barney, K. Turner, Ilartinan, Kerr, Sherwood, S!11ncling:fRyer, Bowles, Keeler, Beers, llill, Mclsav, Gunnoe, Schultz, Tyler, Lilly, Sher, Fisher, B. jones, MacArthur. lhe N59 Crusader forged ahead under the leadership ol' lfditor Preston llartinan to make this one of the finest preparatory school year- hoolts in the area. The entire Crusader was planned and designed hv llditor l lartrnan, who coinpletelv revised certain sections of thc book. NVith Business Manager Kay Turner affording ai budget ol' over three thousand dollars, he was ahle to design a new cover to complement the simplicity ol' the annual and to utilize more pictures than ever hefore. The editor also did a reinarltahle joh of maintaining the triple theme of mind, hodv, and spirit throughout the hook. All portraits and most of the group shots were talten hy Udel Brothers, one of Baltimores leading pliotographers. The entire stall' provided lirst-rate coverage ol' the vear's events hoth in the classroom and on the athletic held, and Staff Photographer Arnold McKay rendered invaluable assistance in supplementing the pictorial program. Special Thanks goes to Nr. Young, our lacultv advisor, for his excellent supervision A and manv constructive criticisms. Al1Pl'0W1l - - - 50211641 COPY i5 131155041 by Mf- Yflung. 37