Roland Park Country School - Quid Nunc Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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TENNIS Kneeling: L. Schmeiserg J. McClearyg Betsey Norrisg M. Randg M. B. Mahony. Standing: F. Warheld, N. O'Donovang L. Farleyg J. Adamsg B. Randallg L. Atheyg J. McDorman. Absent: S. Wfood. LACROSSE Kneeling: C. Savageg Betty Norrisg A. Streettg C. Clarkg Babs Norrisg G. Gathmanng S. Brewingtong J. Grape. Standing: P. McPhersong R. Buckg C. Sterlingg J. Polkg M. Wittg C. Campbellg A. Whiteg B. Wagnerg Miss Murrayg K. Naylorg M. A. Wrightg L. Turnerg S. Lilyg E. Hewittg I.. Bondg C. Saintg P. Handy. .50.

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l r l I First row: D. Houstleg C. Ivesg M. Panettig E. Handyg S. Kamtman. Second row: D. Smythg T. Mar- lowg L. Schwaabg J. Panetti, Presidentg A. H. Carter. Standing: H. Tillmang Pa. Starrattg B. Staf- fordg P. Freyg W. Crossg C. Voigt. SEMIQUAVERS Apart from the Glee Club are the Semiquavers, a club composed of sixteen Roland Parkers particu- larly gifted and interested in music. On several oc- casions, this group has performed for Saint Mary's Episcopal Church and Keswick Home. The Semi- quavers contributed a special section to each Glee Club concert. Among their selections at the Christ- mas Pageant were Hodie Clzriftus, Wohlauf, Wolzl- auf and three Old English carols, and at the Gilman .4.9. concert, Give Em' O Lord, My Bonnie Lau, and selections from American folk music. Every Wednesday morning the Semiquavers sang a hymn to the Upper Main, an appreciated innova- tion which greatly augmented the beauty and solem- nity of opening prayers. The success of both the Semiquavers and the Glee Club was, to a great extent, due to the unfailing devotion of their presi- dent, Ioan Panetti.

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