St Paul Academy - Review Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1950 volume:

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Edward Mason Read A sketch of the hrstorx of the Xcademx I acultx must begnn xx 1th Charles Nathan brooks VN heeler and I reder1clt XX I 1slte, those txxo hne old teachers xx ho toffether operated the httle pr1x ate school, the fore runner ofthe Qountrx Dax School from the xears 19001914 Nlr VK heeler for fortx xears on the staff Graduated from Harx ard m 1886 H15 Great personal charm, h1s lntense lox altx and Ins xx h1m s1cal sparlthng xx1t endeared h1m to gen eratlons ol Xcademx boxs VK hen one of h1s box s, ln a moment ol exuberance, John S Flfch F5 xx rote on a paper The kmds of clauses are noun clauses xerb clauses and Santa Claus the paper came back xxrth the terse comment, D present from Santa Claus Nlr XX heeler retlred 1n 1940, and noxx l1x es xxlth h1s daughter 1n Duxburx Nlass great grandfather Nlr Ijrske Yhlhams 72 xxas a superb teacher, an 1ncred1blx slulllul and pat1ent dex otee of the pure Socratlc method, eagerlx 1nter ested ln 1mprox1nff hls teachlnlf techmque to the end O1:I1lbl1IC I or h1s last su x ears he xxas 86 xxhen he dled he had no rexular classes but nobodx and no IJl17 21rd could keep h1m at home and le MG: -r ',2'5- Maxurnullan Sporer xxould slt all dax ID Room 7 teachmxr a stream ot boxs xx ho came to lum lor help bomeumes on elect1on dax , he xx ould tell hoxx rn 1864 he and a mend spent the dax rn the bellrx ol the toxxn hall ln the llttle toxxn ol bouthbrxdf e Nlass , throxxmx doxx n h1ndb1lls urlnnf people to xote for IJIDLOIII and hoxx the pI'1I1L1p'il ol Ins school xx here he should haxe spent the dax cons1dered tt xx ell spent and cred1ted h1m xx1th perfect attendance Smce 1914, there haxe been tortx one men on the facultx and ex erx one ot these men has, rn one xx ax or another made his contr1but1on to Xcademx rennmscence , cc - 7 w v Y , a ' ins W - 7 cc c 1 1 - - 7 . ,, . . . f A - 7 . 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D33 'wlrxe xisv- I., L I se x o uhm rt Klux den 1 rn s 16 I11'1Nlt'Y1I1 xx tr I I s 1 s a Sthc 1 ex en noxx 61115111 tssed XXI1611 1C1I11Ilk et ot tI1e l1ttle ILIIIIOI' Sthool Ivox xxI1o report to Ins tather tI1at N11 I xxtl s nlte 1nan hut I1e d1d sxxear terr1hlx seerne that I1e had asked ankle to xx a1t on tI1e SICICIIHCQ xx1th tI1at otI1er l1ttle euss unt1l he xxanted hnn Sherman Qaxxlex 11917 771 Ixenneth Hunters predetes sO xxab at Iiaft unt1 h1s retent teat1 Albert M Smuih He and Don IXIIIK 11919 7-ll lor sex eral xears ran Con1pet1t1xe Irep Iorn1 IC2lI11s xx1t1 txxo exutlnx fatnes a xxeek on lX1I1x xxab prohahlx tI1e tou l1est and tI1e tnobt effettxxe I renth teaeher tn tapt1x 1tx I1e later beearne a tollex e professor 111 I rench It xx is I1e xx ho 1n a sp are per1od xxould put a I renth hook under Ins head and txke a nap on tl1e top ot tI1e UPTI1 l1t 1no xxh1tI1 tI1en rtted tI1e Xlaster otn I ll s 11978 alll per1a1s n1ore ot a stholar IIVIII a teather left u lor t 1e statf of lernple L111x ers1tx 111 I11l adelpI11a Xrnonx tI1e earl1er n1e11 n1en t1on should he Inade ot C1rosxenor lautl 11913 19l xxI1o d1d 1nx Iluahle xxork 111 P Russell F Varney tI1e Randolph Street IUUIICIIIIU He and Ruebell X arnex and the Headmaster stax ed up all nwht IHOXIHU Iurnlture the dax hetore xxe 1nox ed 1nto the 1113111 part ot the l7Ll1ld1I1f, Nlr Buek has been tor tnanx xears xx1th the 'Xexx Invland L1te lnsurante Qotnpanx Leonard Rhodes 11979 3-ll 15 111 tI1e XIHIIICIIIHULS Depart n1ent at lxeter and lranus Nlelarthx f 0 41 1s te IL nnx lI19I1Sl1 tt Xndox er ll Ixennex 119a7 44 alter IC 1X111f tunx tor huemess noxx haek t Kenneilx B Hunfer l an I radition. 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Xl Smith, coming in 1921. an ungrammatical teacher of sound lfnglish Grammar and Latin, an unpredictable and shreyyd coach of football and baseball, still flourishes, though as yet he has not been alloyyed to deliver in lfaculty Kleeting a speech yyhich he has threatened for twenty-nine years. Kenneth Hunter t1922l succeeded Sherman Qayyley' as Head of the lnglish Department Painstaking gentle and Reginald DeK Hudson tough he has labored yyith the youngest and oldest boy s in the classroom and has done superb yy ork yyith the smallest boy s teams Bob blanpied C1927 has skilfully taken care of I rench tennis and the Sec ond Hockey Team Harry Xmeluyen 11930 , sometimes regarded by his young charges as an inexorable taskmaster, is shoyy ered yyith grateful tributes from these same X1LI1I11s yy hen they discoy er in col ley e, that they knoyy more mathematics ind knoyy it better than most of their classmates from other institutions l dyy ard Read yyas yyith us from 19a6 Paul W Wilkinson to 1942 and returned 111 1948 to prepare to take oy er the Headmastership in 1950 His geniahty his great skill as a teacher his enthusiasm for athletics, and his in tense interest in ey ery thing to do yyith the Academy promise yy ell for the School un der his guidance john l itch 119413 yy ho yy1ll assume the Assistant Headmastership in 19:0 takes oy er also the Judicial duties so long performed by sludge Hurd and yyill perform them yyith sy mpathy understanding and fairness he is doing exceptional yy ork in the teaching of both English and History Roy M Rasmussen - 1 - 7 9 a av . 9 a . :- - N l - - . , c, ' 7 . .. 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Y 1 I Ms . f V K ,ww F' ff- ' ii, ,' W T , Agfgffa f ff , L52 v 'K DEM GPN ETIA5 . 41' XP X' :'i5?f?2iQ M- I 5 is .217 fa - f P- - Ofiill ig aa Scott had the idea, Barnes took care of the details, and Schlick did the work. That, in one sentence, is the story hehind our senior informal pictures this year. XVe intended to depict each senior in a characteristic pose, one suggestive of what he had done. or one suggestive of what he might he. Some of the poses and characters are quite readily discernihlez others are more suhtle and imaginative. However, if we were to explain each one, we should destroy most of the value of speculation which ac' companies them. Thus, we have settled on one title for each senior. In the span ot ahout 1 month Larry Schliclx overcame countless ohst1cles seniors delays ind the elements to pose take and print these masterpieces of photography All the pictures vv ere taken during school hours in one ot our numerous studios senior room gym attic The costumes were obtained from Giesen s who were extremely helpful and we all got a great deal or amusement and satistaction from our efforts We hope that those who consider the next nineteen portraits and ac companying informals shall also derive some pleasure JOHN BRAXDT BQXCON eoml ll LX 111111 Q ll 1 1411111 lllllhllillll 11111 111 1 e 1 LI Cflee uh ljldlll ille L ub L 1 If 1 ou a5ked 21111 ho1 11 hat l1e 1115hed to he, l1e would prohabh answer bOII1CIl1lHg llke thls l XX1Sl'1 l were a wood at lete, wot wood marks 11:15 l16lI1ClSOI11C and 11 ell hlxed b1 e1 CTX bod1 ll ell Jaelx Haeon lb '1l7OL1I 15 Llo5e to that 15 II1ObI people Lould 5ta11d to 1o111e X5 an 1tl1lete l1e made 21 5II1OOIl1 quar ter11Ll1 lor the l'lI5I loothall te1111 111d pro11115e5 to he 111 IIIIPOYIWIII 11l1eel 111 the J 31st'l5'1ll l1l'lQl1lI1C 1e51ee5 llllw IC loop 1111ter11l tor 5111111 1olle1e Slllllllllllll itll 1 S 1e 115 I1t'Xt'I l1ee11 oll the ho1 5 1 OL oo 15 1e llls p11ture up there He 15 0116 of the lew 111d11 1du1l5 11l1o 15 11 peue 111th the world 1111111 111e11d5 and few 11 lI1X e11e1111e5 He t1l1e5 p1r1 111 1111111 OUIN1Cl6 1et111t1e5 too 15 LO Cd1IOf of the loc and 111 zz 1 I11CI11lWCI' ot the Ulee elub lor three 1ear5 111 1Leo111pl15hed boo11e woo 16 p111115t 1111 w el tl11t 5 CIIOL11l1 to 5ee that 16 5 not 1 'r111d Xml here 15 the I1105I 5urpr15 1111 Illlllf' ahom llllll he 5 II1OCl65I Re1l 1 16 15 THE EDITOR THE ALCHEMIST Hl NRE H XRUI D Xlx N U nt ctont rt tx t 1 L 11 L QL Xlthouth iour hrst impression ol H11 max raise the question of the soundness o 11s 111ckn1111e Ihe Hust er xour doubts will soon be dispelled Hal 1s one ot the lew boxs to enter the school in the latter tears, without fallint behind 111 ills studies His eaverness and determma ation to keep up with his fellow tlassmen haxe resulted in his hne scholastic stand ine. While l1is size has hindered him i11 l1is athletics his hustle brouf ht l1i1n 1 posi- tion on the lirst baseball team and his services on tl1e Second l'ootball and Hoc- key tea111s were invaluable. I robably his 5 reatest attribute athleticallv is his skill in the sixth period basketball fames. Hal has become famous for l1is throw shots which only he has been able to master. However, Hal shines witl1 all possible brilliance in lfnglish class, where he not only addresses Mr. Hunter as mother, but also seems to know just whe11 to make tl1e right wisecracks. liecause of, or despite, these thinus, Hal's coming con- tributed his abilities to perfectins tl1e three Rs: Rowdiness, Recreation. and Ro- mance. I-XXII S IOHX I XRX1 S 1 1 1 S 1111111 Q 1111111 1 SJ Ill 11 Il 1 FCHLI1 XI111 lo the ou1s1de1 t11e outstandinv 1116111 ber of E116 Senior Ql1ss is probabl1 I 111 barnes He is the head of 1115 1lass 51110135 ticallx tl1e ed11or ot 1111s 1ear11ool1, LO 1211311111 of footb'1ll, 1nd 1 111e111ber of tl1e student 1ou1111l 'I111s re111arl1able re1ord speaks for itself 111 tellinw 1111 s true na ture 11 is o1111ous 111111 11e IIICTII5 these 11r1ous honors, but 1111.11 1 re1ll1 out tan 111 1st11.11 11e st1ll has 11111e1or o11er outside 1111111165 1r1ous 111611117618 ot 1l1e 1l1ss 1r1e1 to inure out 111111 111111e 11x so 51100 11111111611 11111 su111 1 Q1s111o1 21. 11161 duy 1 ev 11110-111115 1:1 'iI11 1'1111e ui 11 se 5111111111 resu rs 1111111111 exp 1111 1' io11s. e ' 'e'1 i Y' Je e 1511- s1'1ool 'rst cousin 11' .loe Co Cf e. 1e 1 5 1 ' ' 1 ' 1'e1ll1' 1'1p1l1le 11111 111111 le111e1'. 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THE TROUBADOUR THE KNIGHT HXRIJ XSOX l K N ' R Hll Tall dark broad shouldered Dmlx lnell 19 qu1te an unusual eonf'lon1erat1on ot plax box, xx1t, and plulosopher DIIIU Donv IS capable of sxxeep1nO so1ne fa1r damsel off her leet or of ploxx1nv tl1rouOl1 an opponent s team for the needed xard age He IS dlfheult to understand, SOIHC 1ust xx l1at exactlx IJ1ClxlQth1f1lxlH ' Nex er theless, he seems to enter IIIIO ex erx S1tll'i t1o11 xx1tl1 tl1e same bold 'tssurante xx l11tl1 tx pmes hls nature and l1e IS alxx axs xxel tome IH anx froup He has deuded 1de1s on pol1t1cs, rel1f1on, and l1te 111 general and one n1ust '1d1111rel11n1forl11s s1nter1tx 1t1ouf'l1 l1e max not Zlf ree xx1tl1 lhtlts x1exxs 1 alnn 'iI1d4'1X1I1Y out a frreat teal ot lxlddlllff and horseplax lb one of Ihtlt spetmltles He l1'1sl1ttle d1rl1Cultx 111 l1old 1114 llls oxxn Clllflllf anx lratas and 11 rea son 'ind s1rtQs111 dont suteeed surelx lllw lwraxxn xx1ll deternnne tl1e outtorne He has ween 1 poxxerhouse on tl1e football neld and deserx es a great deal ot tred1t torl11s l1ard plax 1at then Illlfllf one sax to surn up UL1 1 strtnfe nnxture 1 Dult re re 56113 He has 1 mature outlook o11 l1le hat ls NUl'l1t1CI1f RIC' 1 Alflll. .v 3lfl.l. ll-llrl l'1,f1tl1z1ll 'll-.1111 Q':1ptq1f11 l1111'4111111:g1l llztslgt-tlmll Set 'Ilxl l,1e111t-1151111 111 Xl1l1I:11'x XlL111x1g1l11l .XIA!ll4'l'R'IilTl L'1':1cl4 .lklllfikl Sl X H Q :ll . , ' , , J a 1, 7 A 1 5 Q Y -. . M . ' M .' v . l .tx N 5 V. F' C' , v times impossible, and one often wonders K. i Q JL Dv . V .x . V. gs' Q - ' - .D C x N s - . 1 'Y S I 5 ' v .vxx v - ' j Ag . ' Q 5 L . . .s 8 . Vx Q l l Y, L G' g ' 'lg ' 1 ' Q. 1 - v K-I . ,fa 41 c v. . Y-A f 'v ew s -.S w N.l - 3. C xi ', - . 'I Y . I v . x Q , .. L - 1 K 'N Q w l ' 7 1 , - L c L . . , . ' xx C ' ' i . .- 1 1 ' 1 , 4 .N ' f 4 ' tw C 'u Nxl 'J 1 I' 5 s 'l . 7 5 J J . s p - ' 1 5 . ' . JOHN HL XIBIRD BL RR lta ttun l11t1 1mu11 l avltetbl l Student LUllIlL1l 1111 XI1 ll L1 ttlt N111 tl 11111 ltam 111 5 ' lee C 1 X ot Sta t lo No that 1511 t perox1de and hes not a bu ede, e1ther' He s 1 throw batlt B1 lookmg at h1s tate, one nught guesb that l1e s a Burr, extept for the fact that he IS tmce ab bw 35 am other Burr xxhleh lauvh tmte as loud as am one elbe Per haps xou re noxx 5ufTer1nv under home lllUb1OI1 that there 5 1nore to th15 lad than meets the exe Xl ell keep suflenng That anfreht tountenanee IS tompletelx pred1c:table and one max be ID for a joual pat on tl1e head or a LI'Ubll1I12 blow to the molar plexub There must be bomethmt f15t1nat1nv about tlne, l1ttle soul, for he IS rarelx latlunv 1 l11r dambel IH lub tom pam on the 11 eelx endb H11 mg tl1e qual1 t1eb of a Lood leader he uae appomted Nlajor 1I1 II11l1I'1fX tlnb pabt 1 ear alter be lI1L a LICUICIIEIIII 111 lub JUIIIOI' xear A o11e ot tl1e beet ba Let ballerh on tl11N xearb team and althouvh hampered bx an mjurx a wood tatltle on tl1e football team, l1e hah ebtabhbhed lnmbell ab a11 athlete too X tapable btudent and Vltll 1 1ttle pohbh a potentml one man band l1e ha tontr1buted unmeaburablx ot lub talentb to the Nemor tlabb THE ANGEL Page t enty or-e -' 1 ' JR- lfilst l o11tbz1ll ' l -' m Cams' 'J 'zl3'. zl V Nlzj 'i11. 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' I' 1 a fl THE WAYFARER ZRISUX IIRRX IJIIXKORIH l L 1 urllt H L Nil I HH 11 e st1oll111 t1rou5,1 E16 1a o SPX one 18 tertaln to hear Qomeone utter a theer for dear old lennsx lx ann and later o11 xou nnght l1ear Someone start blnfnng Im just xx1ld about Harrx ljhese txxo CXPFCSSIODS of jox fnxe xou an lllblgllll 1nto tl1e unusual character of Hap px Harrx, xx l1o takes and d1shes out a lot of lx1Cld1I10 Thls box, P1elxles D1lxxorth has tl1e adnnrable tra1t of et1elt1nf at somethmv unt1l he frets If done, not onlx xx1tl1 l11s btudleb but also xx1th outslde Jobs Thm bflilxlllf' to a job pald off IH h1s xxorlx as adx ertmng, manager of the A 024 and I lzmz X great deal ot tred1t must be H11 en to D11 for lub hindhng ot the larvest platoon ofthe battahon, xx h1eh had Illlftx hxe rebelhous and II11cCl116XOUS let and 7nd lormerb It xx ab on tl1e baseball d1a mond that Harrx d1splax ed h1s atl1let1t ab1l1tx a11d xx l1en hm ltneeb axe out l1e took on the harder and tar lebs flamor oub job ol 111'111aU111f lihere S no toufrher 1ob than 1116111321110 a lootball team and x et that 5 xxhit Harrx d1dtl11, Tall Lonxtantlx loolnn lor an ar u111ent 1 ambt hm protefe Penn malxeb thu lad xerx xubtepuble to xxnecraelw xet trx to nnd anx one xx1tl1 buch an atlable and ge 111al nature ax hlS ldhex 1ubt don t tome that xx ax an Hrll Q . 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I . . ,.. . g-- . 1, ' , f, u 1 1 I '-1 1-1 1 ft 1 ft 1 - I - 1 fp ' .1 5135 sz? .1 1,11 , 'N , Q N 111 E15 , 1 - ' Sy, THE HERALD 1 A THE PIED PIPER Pac eyo ROI I RF I I RR HL NTI R 1 It o t Setond Ilf Cl ex lelm Intlamural na kctball flee Club ister Sem cant Ill Xlllltarx 1 L lo To FCCOOHIZC Bob Hunter one need onlx look for a sxx 3.g0CI'1I1Q figure xx1th hands IH pockets shoulders back and head erect From th1s pomt on anx encounter xx1th Roberto IS at xour oxxn rrsk One false step IS fatal -X perfectlx harmless remark of xours IS pract1callx guaranteed to 1n cur a torrent of xusecracks and jests at xour expense You try to humor h1m bx tellmg one of your cholce jokes but he s heard lt alreadx , and has txx entx more to match It Xou become condescendmg bx remarkmg I knovx just the Olrl xou should take out, but, alas Bob has al readx had hxe dates Vxlfh her and xou end up bx takmg 1nterest 1D one of h1s female acqualntances In final despera t1on xou trx to fe1gn1nd1fference bx xvh1s tlmg some llttle d1ttx to x ourself Oh xx ell, If xx as nlce trx mg I ou should hax e knoxxn better than to attempt to outxx h1stle the VIh1stler hlmself You reslgn yourself to the fact that theres no outdomg th1s a Hoxx ex er underneath th1s outer surface of 1n1rth hes a strong1nd1x1dual1sm xx h1ch manrfests xtself 1n such act1x1t1es as foot ball He may be smaller and hghter than most, but that doesn t prex ent h1m from plaxmg just as rough and hard a game as others I-Ie s alxx axs xx1ll1ng to trx 3 Q ' 3 ' '. ' C I Sec II l lfo 1lmlI'I'-am . - I-I Q-. I . xr.:--Q ' Suu' f rec O C 7 -I Y 1 7 1 ux ' 7 1, I . 1' I I at your expense. You try to humor him 3 I .7 7 7 1 7 Y ' I ' I , , I I Y v. H V V . . , ' . Q7 D a 77 fu n , - 7 7 7 ' 1 I n o , ' Q cc V' ' 75 ' ' , , . . l d. v v , ' C . , , . , Y i ' ,R ' V ' v. . v de Iw nf -f ur C EOI FRY JLSTIX NIOC A ll tlootoall le rn Second Hoclxex lcam Second ln cball lcam l1c11tcn11 1n X X anual ff Xrm learn C let Cl 1 .gl Q lfl 1me est XX1n11L1 Lpon xxalkmg the ffauntleted halls of the Academx the reader could hear the fam1l1ar strams ll ho xxhat xx x hoxx come These stra1ns xx1ll be IIH med1atelx connected xx1th xx ho Vloffa, notexxorthx member of the sen1or class Th1S barrage of quest1ons xx1ll be hred at almost ex erx conx ersat1on because of xx ho s humorous fa1lure to arrlxe at the begmnmg, of a conx ersatlon HIS bo1ster ous laughter upon obta1n1ng the ansxx er has oft tfmes caused the scattermge of senlors 1nto the loxx er depths ofthe school leax1ng xx ho to face the froxx DIHQ., coun tenance of a master Jeff has contnbuted much to the success of the last txxo x ears of school HIS relent less effort to become better and better as a center 1n football hnallx pax ed off H1s excellent Splfll can be exemphned bx h1s xxorls. as hrst hoclsex team manax er xx l'11Cl1 lb alxx ax s a thankless Job Perhaps h1s sreatest contr1but1on rests 1n h1s des1re to 01xe part1es 1n h1s spac1ous home Th1s max sound xerx dull hoxx ex er, had II not been for efff s effort there probablx nex er xx ould haxe been the JUIIIOI' Semor dance last xear, nor a football open house th1s fall Xl e shall nnss h1s one and onlx maroon and xx h1te str1ped pajama top and rnostlx of all h1s quesuon for the ump teenth t1me ll ho THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Pa 9 Y THE HUNTER ROBI Rl IORD URIJXX XX Xla111 t 'X 1111 tx t 111 t t111 ll ltt 1111 1 S11111l1 Cup XLI l 1 U 'l Ll xt1u11 a11a ti J illlldl ol 1 L Luth Squid Behold Loh Ordxxax jatls. of all trades but 111 this ease master of mam Xs a Golfer he shoots a consistent lou ewhtx and the seniors haxe Leased to be ht COII1 petition for this l1OI1 of the links 'Next ue Consider the art of sailing but tis use less to Oo am further for the 111ou11ta111s of trophies and medals on displax IH the Urdu ax home are ample proof of his skill as a sailor Let us 11011 talte a look at dead duck Ordu ax the terror of tl1e pass es Dudes pheasants, and other foul fall at his feet, dead fro111 frwht, for thex ltnou there s no eseapmv this track shot I11 fatt l1e has on OCCHSIOII, generouslx offered his 1 aluable experlente 1I'1 the form of leetures to Ill6 sthool on hu11t111v safetx pretau tions ust as ue ire to11te111plf1t111f the 111er its of our hero, a tla11f111f a11d 1a111l1111 of hells horns whistles a11d other XXC1fCl noises tell us that a tertaiu red PlXI11OUIll station uavon ls approaehirw lmut loh 111ust be off, ava111 for l1e has to plat a hnal 111atth for tl1e Dans Cup This box realli has tl1111 s to do Xlld xet ex er suite his e11r0ll111e11t 111 the hrst ride of Il16 junior school this quiet 111d polished een- tle111a11 has had ti111e to win the complete l.YlCI1Ll5l1lP of all those 'irouud l1i111. 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Itt I- A-1-1 1 Q y THE ATHLETE e twenty-eight NI XRK P XPI R mtltu It ,ascball ltim Lituttnint in Xl1l1I'1IX wrt llitoi SJ 1 Now and lhtn Stall i fl K it t Win ti Xll St att l mx att Mhr ol Hockey Ieam One of the original members of this years senior class is hlark Paper who has been under the tutelage of the St Paul Academy for tw elye long years He is probably the outstanding mathemati clan of the class besides being prominent in other actiy 1t1CS oy er this span of y ears Quiet and unassuming iWark has prox en himself xery capable not only scholas ticallx but also athletically This can be attributed to his quick reflexes and it is on the hockey rink that this becomes es- pecially true. Nlark has been Varsity goalie for the last two years and has done a con- spicuously line job. In fact, sports in gen- eral, play an important role in his life and he has put his ability to digest and inter- pret the various aspects of the sporting world to good use by editing this year- bookls sports' section. VYith such a nimble mind, he can talk you into or out of most anything, if you listen to him long enough. The owner of an exceptional name, Klark has, on occasion, been reprimanded by his masters for ordering them to mark his paper. However, aside from such choice remarks, Klark has shown himself to be one of the most consistent members of his class in all phases of school life. JUHN NICHOLAS PITZPX l rrst l or tball learn I1rstHocke learn lrst lsaseball lcam Xlastcr Str tint xn Nlllltarx Xoxx and lhcn Stall S 1 L lo L Cllct C ub ack, the Pme Crtx Plax box , as he 1S knoxxn up 1n that xx1ld xxoollx northern toxxn has hnallx changed hrs xxaxs He no longer speeds through toxxn xxlth h1s flashx red conxertrble full of grrls Cer tamlx not Jack has dehmtelx chanved He noxx dr1x es a green conx ertlble ack s frrendlx nature 18 the reason for hrs xxlde and xarred frrendslups He has an amazmv ab1l1tx to keep 1 conxersatron rt become dull jatk s amrable feehngs to xx ard almost ex erxbodx and h1s tont1nued smlle make hlm 1 hfe of the partx espe c1allx rn l nffllsh Txxo xears xx1th the 1 lee tlub mwht account for hrs Xs IH Clerman, but lt IS more llkelx that hrs enthuslasttc StUClX1I'lf' elther at a hockex xame or at the telex1s1on set IS respons1ble lack has helped both the school paper and the xearbook xxrth x arlous artltles on sports He also plax ed a wood defense on the hockex team thrs xear but none tan surpass hrm xx hen rt comes to a scorekeep er ack the box xx ho nex er becomes an xrx xxrll leaxe the Xcademx xxrth manx tlunxs mastered and xx1ll undoubtedlx be the best scorekeeper the school has Grad uated THE JESTER Paeeyne fray' 'l rc- V A . L ,I O J cc ' , Y Y 77 ' v I L vt V v c b 'Y - L i v ' fl f ' . . . 5 g goxng for at least txx'o days xx'1thout lettlng p gg? . Q X ,,N . . - i L , ' C I., s - A ij' . I F' ' . , . C' 43 K . , I , ' gs S . .tx . Y v . . . E55 Y. 'T . ' Y Y l 5 ' c i i rv c - ' - X i H l N. N c 5 N , . ' . . J , J 'Q Y. Y ' 5 N . -u Y . yn i '. ' v ' g lw rl - In THE FRIAR 6 Ri IRI IXRLIL 111 111 lt 1 ana t lftk lt 111 ani t le tlJl1Ll 1 5 lL L1 uk Sklll tt 1 1 lt lb eertalnlx not dlH'1LUlI to p1tk out bob 1n a eroxxd Xll xou haxe to look for IS a ll3.Il1lHSZ shock of red l1a1r and a xerx happx lOOlx1I1f fate eX1111able Bob IS al xx ax 5 Sllllllllg unles5 l1e IS dolng SOIH6 SCT1 ou5 studxmg Xnd xet h1s n1Ckr1an1e of Plato IS not at all unde5erx ed Th1S fall he turned out the xx 1nn1ng entrx of the 5e111or clas5 1n a 5peech xx r1t1n0 tontest o11 the subject of demotraex Xlthouvh Bob doe5 not paruupate IH n1anx ol tl1e sports at the Xeademx l1e IS nex erthele55 tloselx eonnetted xx1th then1 Xt one t1111e or anotl1er l1e ha5 qu1te 5ut te55fullx II1E1I1Z1UCd hotkex ba5eball, and football I oo often, 111 to1151der111f tl1e ath let1t a5pett5 ot tl1e Xtade111x the box5 xx l1o take the t1111e and trouble to llllf? the t1eld5 and earrx tl1e xx ater and other as 5orted bex eraxes doxx I1 tor tl1e tean15 are torffotten Pork as he 15 also knoxxn ha5 unusual sehool 5p1r1t and to reahze th1s one need onlx look at hlS undauntecl xx1ll 111011655 to help bel11nd the 5Cene5 xx1tl1 5thool aQt1x1t1e5 bob 5 pre5e11ee 111 tl115 x ear 5 5e111or tl155 l1a5 been thorouf l1lx appreuated H15 food d15po51t1o11 and lllb theertul Opllllllbflt outlook are u11ta1l111x I XXX RI NU XNTHUXX SQHI ICR Q tptain ba cball lcam irst I ootball Icam ir t Inaslsctbtll Icam Student Council irst Licutcnint XI1 it lliamatic C lulw c lo Q tclx Sqn l L lc ll 11111 il It t p I iv Xt X arious t1n1es of the dat the 111hab1t ants of St I aul are surprised to see the thinlv clad figure ol an Xcademv student swinging through the trees This is Larrv bchlick joclvo resembles an ape in vvavs other than his name, for he is built like one It n1ust be made clear hovv ev er that ue are not insultinw lock He is iust nat urallx short and stoclu and is o11e of tl1e strongest bots in tl1e school a Great help to l11111 in football. .Xnd vi hen it co111es to photography his stronft-arm tactics are exceptionally handy. .Xs SPAR photoi- rapher Larry vets results no 111atter hoxv unvvillinft or trying tl1e subject may be. Iarrv particularlv stood out i11 atl1le- 'cs. is aytfressive arc 'ml '11 s irit added much to the basketball tea111 but perhaps tlocko reallv came i11to his ovvn OI1 tl1e baseball diamond. .Ks captain of t1e tea111 he fave us a spectacularly t - orthodox brand of baseball vvl1icl1 may never be equalled. but Larry is not all bone and muscle. I-Ie is extremely gentle once oft tl1e ath- letic held. This can readily be proved bv asking any IIICIHIJCI' of his Prep Form Garbage platoon. His friendly and ge- nial nature has xvon l1i111 friends from all ages. THE PHOTOGRAPHER page THE ACTOR Pace Tlaryl LC l Xl I DXX SCOTT IR 1 K at Sllkklll l III mc Col x D c N atc c moo ckcx lc m Take a wood look at that face Some tlme xou max see II on Broadxxax T1m has alxx axs been lnterested 1n the theatre and IS qu1te an aceomphshed actor 1n and around school He has had sex eral leadmv roles 1n the school plaxs and other parts ln dramat1c organmzatlons around the e1tx There probablx lsn t a box IH the semor class that hasnt had h1s mark loxx ered bx T1m s antrcs 111 the classroom Bx no means shx he can adapt lnmself to anx enxrronment and anx s1tuat1on eklthouf h belng alreadx reasonablx ma ture m character for a fexx x ears Seottx hasn t alxx ax s been able to keep h1s marks up xx1th the rest of h1rn Thms xear hoxx ex er, hls marks haxe been cons1stentlx hwher than the class ax erave H1s popu lar1tx and x ersat1l1tx seem ex 1dent enough from the l1st of h1s act1x1t1es He xx as hwh scorer on the football team, an all star se lect1on 111 hoekex, and a steadx performer at the kex stone sack m baseball lk 1th all these aCt1x1t1es ex1dent upon the surface ot th1s paOe,amaz1nglx enouc h, he st1ll hnds tune on the xxeek ends to exh1b1t the manx hne quahtles xxlth xx hleh he cannot fall to succeed IH the future li ' lf. l 'l 'Q 'ARD c' N K . kay-Qllilllillll l'Mll1lxall 'llc-g m lflrst lloclqex 'l' fum lflrsl liast-ball vllL'llIll l'1'c-slclcr .' 1 l - U uncsll Captain in Xllllrarx A CR 1m:mclc-1' llrum 1 l lluglc' l '15 ,kssmixitc l'lcllIu1'cvlA SlNRM Ilramaric' Club Rifl - 'llczuu Stzxuc' l o1'c'c .Xll-ft. al'1'lx':1Ic' S 'l lllu' ' ' a ' V C E V T n - C YC 'YN I . 7 C xx Y 1 C v l sq V v :N , Y u s ' my X '7 ' - ' Y v . .H I , V n a 1 - lx Hu .., .C uv K . 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V. . . v .b C Y 'T N V I o T -C ' Q 1' e I .Y S ' If - NZ JOHN BRADN ER SMITH Second Hoclxex Team Second Football Ieam Second Paseball leam Sergeant m Nlllltarx Lrack Squad Rnflc Ieam Drum and Bu le Qorp blee Club llllllam Cup for Schola tic lmprox ement W1thout fall everx class has had and mll cont1nue to haxe IIS a1r enthus1asts Brad IS thlS tears add1t1on to the aero naut1cal ranks It appears that h1s lnterest rn flung 1S only the super1or feehng It g1VCS hlm oxer others Brad has also a great mam other amb1t1ons besldes flx mg He IS 1n the process of bu1ld1ng hun self a speedboat uhlch he cla1ms w1ll be able to beat any other boat on Gull Lake From snow skung to water skung, all sports seem to be of lnterest to h1m He IS also a great huntlng enthus1ast He goes ew erv 3 ear and IS a hne shot w1th shot gun or r1fle VN 1th all these d1fferent helds of lnterest, 11 h1ch seem to occupy a great deal of h1s tlme Brad alu avs hnds lelsure to do h1s studs mg as one can plamlx see from h1s marks He IS also a member of the glee club, be1ng a part leader of sa1d orgamza t1on and a member of the uorlqng class of the A ow and Then and SPAR staffs Brad has the d1st1nct1on of be1ng one of the three sun1x1ng members of h1s class that started 1n the hrst grade at the un1or school Throughout h1s school l1fe, he has shown a steadx 1mprox ement to reach h1s present stand1n2 THE PILOT Page thurfy three THE CAVALIER an th ty fo IUHX Nllllallxl 'X IOVX Ll ipI2'llI1llfJLlxLX lcam I If t l ootball lcam lf r ln cball lc n Student Cfl1HLll Qaptam 111 Nlxhtsux Lxatlt Squad Xtlllxlll X ani ' L lac Club S t lo t X xx 'md llnn S all tltc l lc hood exenlng ladles and gentlemen, th1s rs sour Hollx mood reporter once agaxn presentmgz a sketch of an outstand mg personahtx Tonlght our storx deals wrth a tall good lookmg athlet1c senror from the St Paul Academx Rumor has 1t that he was born wrth skates on and just forgot to take them off Smce then he s been skatlng l11S wax to the d1st1nct1on of bemg one of the best plavers the Acad emx has exer had lor three wears hes been plaxmg xarsltx hockex, and h1s 1n tense llklflg for the sport, along ruth good leadershlp and ab1l1tx haxe plax ed a ma jor part 1n turmng out one of the state s trulx ine teams But h1S athletlcs does not stop there, for the xarsltx football team had the beneht of h1s drue and en ergx for the last three rears, as an end and back Tune l1IT11IS our ment1on1ng the numer ous and xarxed act1x1t1es ruth xx h1ch he IS connected, but let us not get the 1m pressxon that he IS onlx prom1nent 1n school, for the opposlte sex xull readllx accla1m h1s popular1tx mth them lhe box ue haxe pardon me but ne haxe just heard that our personahtx nas re centlx an arded a plaque suitable tor fram mg for h1s voals scored ln a fame To cont1nue, the boy we haxe descrrbed Ih1S ex enlng IS xx hat th1s commentator cons1d ers an outstandmg personahtx B . - , ,. , lf' s l. S1 2 'ear ,Kd Q. l' aft-1 'Sl XR'- Q ,, ' flag' 'l rc' 'o 'K H ' N ft' .XII-S 2 - ,1'ix':1tv School lloclicy' Y ' 'am , . . ' r of 1 , 1 ,Y v 7 7 ,, - 9 n Y 7 ' 9 f , . r ' , S av, V 1' - . . . , H ' , a u Q I- V 1 I 1 ' I s Y 3' T' ' . 7 . v je lr - .V XXIIIIXXI IOLIX FOXXLI 1 t lootba lt ll lls ot t t D Lo1n111a11dt1 ol L1 1tk Sqn td inual fl 11 le ll 1 sllltss ana Ll Nl t L C1lLt C ub U1 1111 lllL L 1 L U t 1 X1 Pictured here is one of the more indus trious members ol the Senior Class lm possible as it ma1 seem Bill is tapable of LOII1b1I1lI1,k' business 111th pleasure and toming up 111th the riffht ans11 ers an1 11 a1 H1111 , as he ls more often called has the distinttion of tommandinv the tratk squad better kno11n as To11le s tin soldiers Xt the Christmas part1 his 11 ell trained tratk platoon QHIXC a surpris lI1f'lX flawless perlormante Xs business manager of the A ou and llzfn Bill 1115 one ol the most energfetit dr111ng' lortes behind this publication. He was a gfreat l1elp in gettinv the paper on a somewhat refular schedule and in keepinv it out of tl1e red . tie 'eld of sports li'll is 1 fa , l1'1rd-lilitinx player and 1 letter winner i11 both hockey and football. He is the kind ol' person 11'l1o makes tl1ose last laps seem :horter with his jokes 'ind bubblini spirit. .Xlthou l1 active i11 I11'1I1j' extr1-t'urrie11- 'll' activities i is 11e1'erthe ess '1SCl1O ar. n his studies he is up among' the leat ers of l1is class. linou l1 about the dull side of school life! SOI116XYllCI'C in among all these activi- ties, little lllilly found time to loaf around in the Dean Room like the rest of the seniors, s11'ap yarns. and in general, add an intangible spirit of ardor and coopera- tio11 11'l1it'h makes up tl1e graduating class. THE COMMANDER J lr Bacon Hunfer n H Dilworfh Jac Song .llO'I'Iiz' Singvr Orcfzcsfra Drink Osborn Platt Barnes Dilworth Pitzen Smith Barnes VY. Towle Dilworth Osborn CLASS Raw Mort September S0112 A-Xll the Kings Xlen Roseanna Klcfoy Doris Day Tony Klartin Ralph Flannigan Percy Hughes Cold Spring Beverages Lime Klalts Least Ciz'il1'ze'd Nloga Consciozu Baker Likely Io Succeed Scott Interested Harris Sfriouf Schlick Indzzstriozzs Bacon Most Czzlliblf Kloga Rffspcctcd Hunter Typical SPH illczn J. Towle Ifitly Hunter lr Pi+zen Jim Barnes John Towle Bob Plafr FAVORITES ClO77Zt'fllldIl Sport Fratzzrf Of .lcfzcffnzy Comif Strip Ch araffrr Pasfim 1' llazzgout SZ1bj.6'C'f Platt Urdway Likf liell Pitzen XY. Towle Sehlieli Baker Paper Burr Schlimy Danny Kaye Football Hockey None l.i'l .Xlmer Steve LVZIIIYOII St1l1111z1ri11e llilflll! Down LlI1LlC'I' Sixth l'e1'iotlStt1tl5'llz1ll Pun' Smith .Jgrf2rc1b!f' Bacon 'fy In go IO Sffcf '50 Class Irzlwffigfnt Paper ln'1CIGI:'SY' f.l!O'ZC'II liurr lixrc' ll I iw Ortlwzzy Bfllfn' liell lf'm'fam1zfrr Scott Politifian H11 rrlb Racer tl. Towle Jef? Moga Bob Ordway , tx. Dlclc Harris L Marlr Pager Bill Towle Larry Schlick Hal Baker Dick Bell Tom Osborn F 'lm .,, f . r H 11- in iff diff V VK 'fWf i,?9' if ' NM 'Z I .C .- bi 1 af X 1 5, 1,4 ...T 1' KL - ak R, wr an 3 1 EEZ Q ww IZ 9 .-'D ,, T5 Gfmxtbg 'L fx AQ 3 T: 93 942. r S Prep Form o Row 5 rs a ner Harrs Klen Pede sen M ers Middle Row Goldenbeg Wo MCCJ y T Rlche Wesc eke arz cc Fsfwe W Plat? Boffom Row Hanstew Fgge Musse ces os e C W F Pao van fabsenv Huse ose Xs xxe focus our x1s1on on a nexx born Labrador pup we see a httle creature, restless and shx of the ghtter and CXCIIC ment of the xxorld not unhke a Prep Iormer arr1x1ng at the Academx How exer th1s shx ness xx1ll xanlsh 1n all too short a tune replaced bx a nexx and dxf ferent emot1on Xs the pup grows he be comes bothersome to h1s parent and often causes consrderable 1rr1tat1on fh1s also can be exemphhed 111 the preper as he seeks 111 hrs sornexx hat clouded mlnd to fool around We shall manx trmes s e hun hanxrmx' around h1s teacher, and as the pup he too xx1ll frequentlx cause an nox ance Xs ex erx llttle creature presents a d1fferent character h1s 1nd1x1dual1tx IS reflected bx hrs act1ons The Prep lorm rs no Cllll-CFCIII and as the phrase Goes the form 1s Hhlled xx1th characters ll 1th the secret plottmxf of the capture of one of the1r fellow members we see how the1r Paqe forfy humorous antlcs somet1mes draxx the at tentlon of the entlre school Thelr contr1 butlon to athlet1cs rs usuallx hmlted to a fexx members on the startmg posxtlons of theQ team Xlonvwlth Nluscles Peder sen leadmfv hrs class IH athleucs, xxe also see scholast1c achxex ement 1n the fact that thex haxe one of the h1ghest class ax er ages Hoxxexer Albert fmstem Spllhaus IS often cauxrht plottmg xxrth such notor1 ous members as Shocker XX atz and I low ers Rose, ex en so, we see srgns of a generallx successful xear Thelr exped1 t1ons to the lord Plant and other estab hshments, offer a great deal 111 the extra curr1cular educatron But thex are not to be den1ed the1r soclal cult1x at1on and the1r frequent square dances are the solu tlon So we leaxe the httle creature xx1th a b1Q and brlght future, as IS the future of our fr1end the Labrador pup Song llozze Smgfr Orchestra Drznk Comedzan Sport Ffature of 4caa'emy flomzf strzp Clzaraclfr Pastzmf Hangout qubjfcf Favorltes Chattanoof a Shoeshme JOX R14 Nlopp Sand of luo liattlef round errx Como Inn Qroslux Spllxe oueb Drum 81 Buf le Corps Root Beer Alka Seltzer Bob Hope Red Skelton Hocllew Football X acatlon Xthleues I earless lobdxelx Nano Sleepmzg l atmv St Paul XFIIIOFX Xloxle Xlath Sueme 1IIl'i Thus musf be posed' Oh, e know wha? wafer , I Aw,wl'1afdfd you call on him for? lst Form 5 , , 1 1 Row Vaughan B k 1 e rc 11 r1 P e ow e o an o ch Hanna' C O Plo fran oHom o IBYO Co 11 oo e o on es? B s Let us turn the lens of our tamera agam on our fr1end the Labrador xx ho has thmhed another step on the ladder of ma IUFIIX H615 noxx hlled xx1th an emptx ton te1t xxl11th IS mutuallx shared bx lllb to hort tl1e l1rst lormer ll11s emptx ton te1t oltt1111es leads to a xreat deal ol 11118 tl11el hoxx ex er tl11s Illlbllllel 18 merelx la lveled 'foohnv around hx our l 1rst l orm er Xs our lrlend tl1e pup leels that he 15 learmnf' all the ansxx ers he learns all too qu1tltlx tl1at l1e xx 1ll he rexx arded xx llll a Illp behmd the ear for h1s seemmvlx mnoeent efforts The l 1rst lormers too haxe the1r troubles and the1r retord ol D s 1I1IH1l1 tarx and tonduet are not to be den1ed ret of'n1t1on Xet 11 asked hoxx he Hot a D ont 11111 1t replx l xx as rolvlwet XX e 1 o ee 1ere manx 1- I1 ol lI1Ll1X1dU'1llIX re '1111 IT 111116 1rst lorm a11dt1 tharatters 1161101 tolve sL1I'piss6d 111 t 1e sthool XX h1le The bram Br1ese lb xxork 1nv out the deta1ls Quddles Countrx man and The X agrant X aughan are al readx establ1sh1nv a beathhead Th1s lhrst lorm also offers a Great deal of PYOIHISC 111 the1r tontr1lJut1o11s to tl1e sthool The Q team depends on the hrst lorm al111Ost tompletelx and thanks to tl1e elforts ol Crusher Qroshx and manx others the Q s are maldnv up a xerx wood retord XX hen relerrmff to tl1e1r sot1al status xxe see that II IS ex er Llliillgllllf' and does 11ot resemble tl1at ol tl1e 1nler1or Prep l or111er He has noxx Graduated to the b1 monthlx danemw sthool and the off xx eelx end 1 usuallx spent at some partx SO xxe see that the l1rst Form l1x es a xerx lull a11d ext1t111U l1le and tl1e outloolx ol tl1e exams next xear has not xet otturred to them s our vup noxx see ts stal11 1tx 1 roxxth xxe xx1ll qL11CIlX take our leaxe Top : . , rat ef R. Fr meh Norris Fo , lwl e, Davicso , a sa, Middl R : L vy, Blaczue, M rg , Fr nh er, ,111, . C fr o'1, Crosby B, w.. . B R w: ' l ' u fnman, Jacobs, Cfoss J. M ,lin f M rf W wan ries . Y . Y . Y Y - . LL J . H . .Y Y ' , ' ' as 79 - Y 1 c- a , ' X ' CC T 77 ' u Y . Y w Y- Y Y - Y u n V Y . 4 1 . ' . . F' ' . , . YY Y. YY , . - . S . YA Y.. Y Y, , , . . . . . , , t . .Y ' . Y . . . . .Y , . . L x g C x- C T T . L . . Y . . . A. Y. Y - . Y-Y Y . . H - - -s Y Y 41 M . M . Y Y Y Y ' 5 L . - , 7 , 9 . . . . Y ,, Y Y. Y Y Y . .' t 5 c Y 3., . C' 7 C' ' . . Y, . . . .. . . Y-Y, t - - YY Y. . I -- e - s tr - . N ' i ' cc 7,77 ' ' ' ' N X v Y - i 1 - 4- 7 ' 5 - s Y c T ' Y Y . '. . Y . . Y Y H qq a. . Y . M . , c . A-. Q Y . Y L Y Y ,. 1 Y Y Y. . . . Y . Y Y A ffl Y , 5 c t il. c ls . Y., , c . L . s l . 'sys ' I j - .' .'. C: ' . 111.1 Q sell 1 1- .1 - .. 1e1f .x,- I 1 Q lm .1 . 1 5 .ua H , , . . , . 1 . -1 ' I - . . .' ' , . sr Q . L - Q - - Q , Y c c . 071 ll 1 Szngfr Orclzfstra Drznfe FONLFLZIICIII Sporf Fmlzm ur Icadfmx I 077215 sfrzp l astzmf llarzgozff Sub! ff Favontes Call of the XX 11d Goose Qhqtmnoo C1 Shoebhme :OX Siuds ot lxxo mm Battle round ,mf Q row wx Xaug.h1u Nlouroe Spll-xCJOI1Cs Nlelodx brew en Tlps bourkmut lume Qharlle Qhqplmn Nlr Sporer Honkex I ootlmll X '1Q'1IlOI1 r Q ax I ul Ll X mer Cnrls Nlox les Q ox IX lproxxu Hx leur' Imr x Such Talenf' Yeah We Go? If So Far xx ,.f eys Obl g ng' 5 Q2 1 ' f . . Q' . X IJ , . Of' 'f x.: Vf h ' Ll . c H. ' P' .J ' :lj 7 c . , I . N - C '. . A .X ai 1' , 1 V' ,C -L l ,- f E' I'i1z,' . wh I ' ' ' .b l , - Clzaraffwr Fearless Vosdicla , K V iw N I 1 full vzfs H ff arj .x V i nfl I .' K P Y ,L .,,, , .:L, 3 N h . . . 'R , X P , , X ' ur 1 5 ' x A X ,af- . lf, XX. ' . Alw ii . :az-ef A l . f ' r t J 2 nd Form E r fi fi lr - Top Row Slade Johnson H lmes R na ds Tafel Fllnn Bigelow Koch R Bacon Nen Mxadle Row Slafford Cap nter D Seymour Hoskins enzel Eal Tlden O ens D Bacon Boffom Row Farbanks Hasfrnqs Oostao Kansas Ba Pneser Ma o Seabury Wlnter Bea e Wao fAbsent G B.: Vl hen next we see our rap1dlx growlng pup h1s SIZC seems to be the onlx tanglble change actually thrs lS about the case and h1s clumsmess presents a x erx humor ous p1cture He appears to be all legs and when he exerts h1mself 1n a short run, he w1ll hnd ll1I11SClf ID a l1ttle heap Now compare th1s descr1pt1on to our fr1end the Second lormer, w hose efforts on the athleuc held somet1mes resemble those of our frlend, the pup at thrs POIHI 1n the llfe of our student he usuallx h1ts what rnwht he called educauon frustratlon be cause h1s marlcs max drop w h1le h1s spare tlme max fall 1nto the p1t ol eat1nf' and sleepmf' XX hlle exerx form has IIS non x IX ant thls Second l or1n has doubled the representat1on ln the ljacon brothers Flns torm also has the famed Pa lcrylu Beau Brummell boxs Burr and Sea burr , and the1r explo1ts are known far and w1de The Second Form can also boast of two xerx prom1s1ng athletes IH Pete lrenzel and Rlclc Dr1scoll Howex er 1f we were to sum up the characters of the Second lorm, we would merelx sax loolx at VK eed Sexmour Thus IH regard to athletrcs we get but a brlef ghmpse, and patlence seems to be the lcex note of the class Soc1allx thex probablx come closest to excellence for mer1tor1ous seruce Be tween danclnv school and IHOKICS these boxs are lxept xerx busx Vie also see outs1de act1x1t1es, such as educatlonal hlms enterlnv the1r schedule and exerx Tllllll 1 belnff d1rected to round out the1r character 1 , , o , icf r , I ' , ' , , . 4 'er-. : , r e , . , ' Fr V F, Driscoll, rl i A w , . . Z 'r W ' I 'V W u ll , V , , A , di W. r ', : , rrj. ' , , ' , ,' cc 79 Y Y ' - . 9 1 . ' -' ' n 4 , , ' ' O 1 . 1 n , . , 1 . . . v Y . . . , ' ' 7 T , . Y . , ta ' aa ' , - ' ' - 1 4 ' v ' 7 , a X Q i n ' , Y o A Y , ' 7 , ' ' . . ' . r- i 9 ' A . . Q x x v v v ' r x V 4 7 v I c c v c Q., - - . ' C i Ag- Q Y N1 ,' v 7' ' ' Q , ' , ' ' . . . ,- - Q 7 ' 7 . , , J Q . .N . . X . J 5 ... J 7 ' , ' a . . :E c ' ' - C Song, Ilozze Szngfr Orflzestra Drznle Comfdzan Sport Feature of Jcadfmx I omzc Strzp I lzaractfr Pastmm llangouf Subjfct Favontes Chattanoo 1 Shoebhlne JOX Nlumc NIuQ1L Nlubm Sands of Iwo una Iiattlevrouud I mnkle Line Dons Dax C ux Lombirdo C len Nllller Qoua C011 VK ater Bob Hope Nlr Spore-r I-Iockex I ootball Xthletlcs I ISIS L11 Xbner Unk Tram Sportb I,u1ld1u doll houses SLIIHIIIII Snhool Qlotheblme I1 Hlbtorx Y 9 3rd Form w,slff?' ii ?- 'ffzf , ' l A o Row E Schrader J Corrfor? W Dean S nge H man Gesell Uyor Shep o Middle Row Danln Langford Ste enson W Co ns eye haeuse audenbush Ptfle C. Hlfr' offom Row N Mognlne emour Mlon een we C Hauser e z absen Chapn W Bu X look at our pup IH t11e fourth stage shows SIQHS of further 1natur1t1, and lf won t he 10110 now before l1e lb a tull vrow n dow lxen so It looks 11ke qu1te 1 C115 tance to our l1ttle frlend Hls master w111 11ow begm to place n1ore respons1b111tx on 111s pup a11d the pup w1ll do xerx well t11e patl1 ot LllbL1pl1f1C He IS 5t111 vrowmg hut tl115 vrowth has befrun to slacken w111le 111s mental apt1tude appears to be 1I1LI'CE151I'1U ln the lilllfd lorn1er, we see t11e xerx same chanffe and h1s Grow th has n1ere11 slowed down but not stopped The added respons1h111t1 has brouf l1t ad ded d1f11cu1t1es and such tlllllub as 1 rencl1 a11d berrnan are 11kel1 to d1scouraUe 111111 Now our student has also reached t11e equwalent ot a freshman 111 h1Uh school and sO he l36f1Hs to look Torw ard to the D xars1t1e5 111 th1s xear s Th1rCl 1 orrn how ex er thes d1d more than look longzmglx at the xars1t1es Thex gaxe the 1 1rst and Second tea111s such plax ers as B111 Lane tord Nlort Shap1ro and Red V1 ex er haeuser whose futures are as brwht as Dahhns face bo ath1et1ca11x speak1nU t1callx the1r class l1as alwaxs been a11 ad1111rab1e one, w1th Raudenbush and 5o111e ot t11e afore Il1Cf1UOI1CCl boxs lCE1l.11I1Y the w ax Souallx thex are bev111n1ng to look around and not1ce other schools and s1nce thex are lI'Cbl1I11CI1 II 111akes ll xerx easx Thex haxe week end part1es and t11e Schrader R1ILl11C vala so1rees naxe a1wa1 5 heen popular 1 1I13.llX we see the master DFCPSTIIII 1115 pup tor t11e 1111 1sh111f touches ot 111atur1tx p I . , . , , . , ffl Y, ol 1 , R. ,r , ir . ' Z ' 1 , , v , . 111 W 1 r r, R , o , '. I O.. B : . ' ', M. S y , 17 , VV. Rlfchle, E. D , G r, , , R if L. Klein. 1 11- 1 , . dd. I v . . J V Y. . Q' . 'V , . Q, , '- Q. V x . V . v . . Nh , i H H ' Y x , Q.. . , . i I,- t . s V , 4 L , 'Y - 7 . 7 ' 9 . bv except when l1e OCC3SlOI13.llj' wanders from them is an abundance of talent- Scholas- - 1 fi ' 7 . .', D x ' 'Y ri v 5 x Y , ' v' 5 C ' N i 4 u vs . J 1 1 cf- 4 ' Y . ' I Y . ' ' V Y x -A v x . ' K . a , 1- . F 9 7' V ' . . . . . .' ' ' . N , - 1 N .l N 9 l N , C . v V- .Q i F . . R . - , R , , A v ' K- M 1 ' 1 1. Q c V 'rf , . 1 , 7 X . v - f - . . x Q . I la . Q - . ,' . V ' - ' . ' , , X ' ' - , N , . . . 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Sixuer C11rIs Nlox les Outdoorb Iouer I heater Remax I 'mn auf fl Loo If .Ik Nn 4 th Form C' op R M ddle as acc .3 o om Ro 0 N011 our pup Tmds himself 1101n1 through the tedious task ot learning to hunt a11d at times, the o1111ers HCTX es often betome XCFX fra1ed llllb respon b1b1l1tX 1811 t a 11e11 a11d dilhtult task but 111erel1 the perlettinff or maturmf of the pllXS1C1Sf the mtreasinv ol the Capac1t1 That is just 11 hat the lourth ldorm does to the student NTEHIX times the lourth lormer 111ll tr1 the patiente of a master just as the do 111ll reluse to retr1e1e and tomplete respo11s1b1l1t1 is still bOI11CXXl1'lI 111111111 Xlth0u1h the l ourth l OTI11 is the sI111ll6sI tlass 111 the sthool the tharaeter representat11e 1 almost phenomenal T l1e1 ll'iKC tl1e1r D011 luan 11l1o probabl1 11 as 1 student of Xlexander Their athletit LOI1II'1l5L1I1OI1w 'ire equ1ll1 1 small nut at tiere 1 1 XCTX food Heade UK V' T Cius Schwartz a11d Xiehele their ex ploits extend thiefh into h0Cl1e1 The1 also haue t11o 1er1 111dustr1ous fello11s, 11l1o spend a 1reater part of tl1e1r time 11orl11n1 on the famous PuddXIerr1ll TClCX151OI1 Telephone Radio Record 11 ere 111ld and reckless fell011 s, 11 hen be llllld a 11l1eel but 11011 alter their dr111111 class 111th N11 Xmeluxen tl1e1 dr11e like 1etera11s Sot11ll1 tl1e1 are 1er1 stable and their 11eel1 ends are spe11t m sO manx different X131 s that it 11 ould be impossible to to1 er Ihelll H011 e1 er 1ou stand a prett1 food thante 01 nndm the111 at the I FX or or D1l11orth residentes So 11e see a small but Complete class 111tl1 probabl1 the most unpredictable futures 111 the snhool Y 3 1 . T ow. Aieb le J. Budd, Ra 115'-., M:'fs1:'1 Rockwell, I Row: E. Dilworir, Bflgl Y wall fl Km pp, A. Fluor, P, Frerch, B H wr Swawfz' J. Scott Sglwfqrf A-wrtzef, Clan , Meniil ' , ' , ' ' Y LL - 57 1 x , ' ' Y A u Q - C :T 1 I Q A , 4 - C , .Y X V Y v- ' . 1 ,X v N , v v 'v . ' ' . 7 , C 1 C ' 'T 1 - - C v . 7 T ' s - - s X hr . . . i. . . V . Y , 'v ' . . X N V ' Y. ' , . X A 7 9 '- Y x . M . 1 - - . - A pupils ability. Tl1is has been Called, by the ing machine. Lvp to this year, these boys -Y 7 X P ,-' T V T T V - s v 4 4 ' V 7 1 ' . w. 7 . X v f F D V -T . A T I ' ' uw ' c 'Y, t' c V 'Y N , . . . . . C - ' T N X I' T X T v L . v vi . v 1 xi- N g N X sw I K' s . x ' . N I, 1 . v . i 5 ' ' C - El , , 5 ' ' J . ' ' . -. . Q - , 'C T C T Q .A .TC o . ' T T c . K TT - ' . 'Q T ,N C C 'Y C 5 A L , l T T 11'h. l s s ' Q ,J . 1. d lj . 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Much Tme Business Execufive 5 th Form o Row Connor None T 6 OB en ooo ause e oo 1 e ow e osve n a o ns c a coll o om ow 'e usre Def H e P V Hause ll1ere lb no need for lenses or tameras to see our produtt, but rather IIICIIIOTICS of the past hxe xears Our pup has betome 1 lull groxxn dog, and 15 as respons1ble as tan be expetted bx aux one He xx1ll obex tommands, and nexx tr1tlxs max eas1lx be taught hun lt has been a lonf' xx h1le smte he xxas brouaht 1nto the xxorld and 111 most tases llls sthoolmw lb thouvht ol as endmg 1n all too short a t1me llhere xx1ll 5t1ll be moments xx l1en the master thmlts that all h1s teathlnu xxas to no ax a1l, but ex erx one IS bound to make some nnstaltes Tllls ls probablx as tlose a resemblante as tan be obta1ned from anx phase of the student and the dog: Thls xears l1lth lorm 15 xerx tomplete, and has a Great deal ot bplfll xx hxth SOII1Ct1II1Cs strax s, but ls ta1rlx tontrete To lxeep tl11s balante the class needs men l1lxe Rudx Dr1stoll Da 'llty and lull Sthrader, xx hose ab1l1t1es are not tonhned to one phase of school llfe Had II not been for the1r tomed1ans and char aeters suth as DeQoster and Butler, school l1fe xx ould hax e 1ndeed been ted1ou5 and bormg Thex possess a great deal of athlet1t talent, and although, 1n most cases thex aren t blfl bru1s1ng felloxx s, thex haxe the1r XlOI11Ll5s, H1ltons and xxhat haxe x ou, to do the job SoC1allx the box 5 are torn betxx een the trad1t1onal r1x alrx ol St I aul and 'Xlmneapohs hoxx ex er ex ents at OBr1ens Lasmo are ID xoffue also Xnx thlng 111 smooth stxles from 1 nexxlx formed band to doubtful stra1n5 ol thamber IHUSIC present a tlear pleture ot the d1xers1hed tastes and plans of tlns Class and xxe haxe llttle doubt but that thex xx1ll be a 5 reat asset to the sthool and to themselx es bong 1101 Slllgff Orclzrstra Drznk Comfdzan Sport lfafun of lCIIIf177Z1 C omzc Strzp C lzazacif r Pastimff Ilan fOIlf Subject Ragg Nlopp Three O Clock 111 the XIOFIIIHQZ 1111116 IXIHK N Wen Hamlet 511111K Slee Hduaer H zrrx 13111101111 S1111 1xe11Lo11 Xlelodx breuerb Pruue june Sour Q ream S1 E Zoot Su1t Q11ar11e raymg Yes 1DeQoster HOL1xCX 1 00111111 L1I11OF1Jt'I1L1l 131511118811 J: 1? 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First Team Football o Ro D C sf s p M s e ood Middle R H 1 c so as ea o om o II Moa Ppe far from lmpresslxe but It shows marked rmprovement ox er the past two sears, rn whlch the Acads were unable to galn a slnvle x1ctorx Although If was obuous that th1s Sear s team was no powerhouse, It should be 1nent1oned that the team plax ed a xerx tough schedule rncludlng a game w 1th the State Champlons South St Pau X freat deal of the cred1t for the un proxement belonss to Coach Rasmus sen who dld an unpressu e job dur1n0 h1s hrst season as coach ol the xars1tx Hrs strenuous earlx season practlces helped the team round 1nto shape rn trme for therr hrst same and throughout the re malnder of the season he kept the Splflt and condmon ol the team at a hr h lex el lated w1th the problem of 1HSfE1ll1I1Q an Pace lffys T formatron Coach Rasmussen sen the squad through two two hour practrces each day unt1l the plays were finally learned It also should be noted that the same plays are belng used bx the smaller teams, thus preparlng them for a more successful season on the Frrst Team Although th1s tear s squad had enough SIZC, the natural ab1l1tx was lackrng rn most cases Probablx the ma1n exceptrons to th1s statement were 1m Barnes and Tlm Scott, who prox ed therr xalue not onlx through thelr plaung but also throufh the1r excellent leadershrp as co captalns ofthe team Drck Bell and john Towle also prox ed to be a Great asset to the team Some of the more prom1s1nO jumors who form the nucleus of next xear's team are Qaptarn elect Rudx T p W: e o er, R. Dri Coll, Monick, Sha irc. H. Klein, air , Bull r, W . ' ow: H. Dilworlh, Field, R. Collins, W. Schrader, F ' il on, J. Towle, W. Towle, J, Burr, R. l-lavig. Scliliclf, Mr. Fil l1, Mr. Hud n, Mr. R mussen, Mr. R d. B H R wi Connor, Be , Osborn! E Scoll, Barnes, J. Bacon, g , a r. A record of two wins and six losses is entirely new system of play, namely the ' ' , ' , ' it 77 n , . Q , u t v y . Y Y. ew . ' A ' . v , 7 7 . 7 ,v . ' .' , . 3 ' . , . l. . ' ' i A Y s I 1 Y T u Y ll . 3, . ' . , X ca - 77 ' v 1 - , Y . ' . ti ax - 1 V q ' T T y y .Y' N .V 1' 7 . Y - ' 7 ' - I . Q., . . , Y Y - Q N v b v 9 1 I Y cf 1 . T 1 v - :- x . . . .0 Y . v Y . . C. . . , . A i - lx Dr1seoll Charles Wood Frank H1lton Huvh Ixlem and Stexe DeCoster P' 7 eklthouffh the team made a poor shoxx mv agzamst the1r 1'r1endlx r1x al I lake the defeat of Shattuck at the1r home tommv md the setond half ot the South St I Qul Mme Uaxe the team a vreat deal of Situ tqttlon Durmx thebe Names, ind m1nx of the otherb there xxere orlef Hwshes of reallx food footoill and lI1lOOhlI1x huk oxcr the seisou II aeemb th it the tum xe hid, xx hether xx 1I1IllI1f' or lOblI1 ind the ex per1e11te xamed, mide the eeabon trulx xx orth xx hlle Coach Rasmussen and co capfanns Scot? and Barnes Knckoff af ShaHuck One, fwo, Three four 9 a 1 A A-. v' . . . . . v . v J 7 c- . J v L Y Y - Y Av- Y - 1 1 , ' ' C k x . L -1 - ' - . Q '- ' fi Q ' . XJ ' K.. L 4 . Y 1 ' ' . , 4 , L . . - , ILQV .N C 7 C 7 J ' ' , ' ' . 4 I , ' w Z X ' 1 , j . -, ,' ' .' ,- 5 A C r .-7 1 - , ' , w , ' , . Pane fifw-se e 5 'I Left Tackle Rudy Driscoll SPA vs. Shallu SPA 6 St. Thomas O :X scrappy SPA eleven ended a two-year losing streak hy defeating a good St. Tho- mas team six to nothing at 0'Shaughnessy field. The .sXcads, after recovering a St. Thomas fumble on their ten yard line, scored on a pass from Scott to ltiell late in the second period. ln the second half hoth teams threatened, but neither side could score. .Xt one point St. Thomas had a tirst down on the SPA one yard line, hut could not cross the goal line. Spirit and condition, which had heen somewhat lack- ing the last two years, made the dillerence lvetween a victory and a defeat. Leff End John Towle cl: Left Guard Bill Towle SPA 13 Cretin 21 The A-Xcads lost their lirst home game of the season to Cretin, twenty-one to thir- teen. Recovering a Cretin fumble early in the game, SPA marched down the held, scoring on a ten yard end around by John Towle, and Scott added the extra point. Cretin came hack with two quick touch- downs. ,X fourth down pass connected to the SP.-X two where they easily scored. ,X hloclaed punt run to the SPA eight set up the second touchdown. Recovering an on- side lticla in the third quarter, Cretin drove thirty yards for their third touchdown. lihe .-Xcads scored late in the game on a pitch out to Schlick after a sixty yard march. SPA vs. Blake Riglnf Tackle John Burr Left Guard Hugh Klein SPA vs. Shefluck Full Back Larry Schlick SPA G Rochester 28 Klaking use of a tricky spread 'li offense. Rochester outsped the Xcadeniy twenty- eiqht to nothinu, -lerry Nichols scored all four touchdowns on quick openers on their right side in the second half. 'lille Rochester hacks were just too fast for the slow charuin: Xcads. l'lirst lilood was drawn late in the Second period when Dick leiell, hack to punt. was downed hehind his goal for two points. 'liwo second halt' .Xcadetny touchdowns were called hack hecause of penaltiesg one a 77 yard end around hy .lohn Towle: the other, 'lliin Scott's 25 yard scarnper, after taking lia- con's pass. 'llhe .Xcaderny tackling was yery poor, which accounted for the Rock- et's wide tnaruin. SPA O St. Cloud Cathedral 31 .Xided hy three costly .Xcaderny futnhles, St. Cloud Cathedral scored a decisiye thir- ty-one to nothin: yictory oy er a slucuish SPX teani. 'lihe Crusaders, sparked hy an agcressiye line. inarched to the Sl'.X ten yard line early in the uaine. 'llhe .Xcads held tight for three downs, hut on fourth down a pass liroiu quarterhack Reisdorf to Sexton clicked for a touchdown. .Xfter this, it was only a question ol' how hi: a score the Crusaders would roll up, as they scored twice in the second period and twice more in the third. Un the whole, it was a poor exhihition of lloothall as the tearn lacked the spirit it possessed in ear- lier games. Quarlerback Diclr Harr Right Halfbaclt Tom Osborn SPA vs. Shaffuclr is Right Guard Mark Paper Ouarferbaclt Jack Bacon Leff Halfbaclr Tirn Scoff SAP13 Columbia Heights 20 The .Xcads met their fourth defeat in a row at the hands of a mediocre Columbia Heights team by the score of twenty to thirteen. After moving ahead twice in the high scoring first half on touchdowns by Tim Scott, only to have Columbia Heights march right back to equalize the score. the Academy fell apart in the second half as they allowed the Heighters to add the win- ning touchdown in the third quarter. Al- though they displayed a good offense, the Academy defense was weak, and they per- mitted the Heighters to gain continually through the line and around the ends. Right End Frank Hil+on SPA 14 Shattuck 6 The .Xcademy spoiled Shattuck's home- coming while, at the same time, breaking a four game losing streak of their own by defeating the Shads fourteen to six. The game started out on a rather unfavorable note as Shattuck powered their way to a touchdown early in the first quarter. lfrom then on, the Acads began to pick up until. early in the fourth quarter, Scott broke the game wide open, scoring on a sixty yard reverse and adding the extra point. Three minutes later Scott scored again on the same play, and Bell added the extra point to sew up the Victory. On the whole, the Acads made their best showing of the season as their blocking and tackling was sharp. Cenfer Jeff Moga g Righf Guard Jim Barnes Fullback Dick Bell Righr End Sieve DeCosfer SPA 12 South St. Paul 38 Long runs and vicious tackling predom- inated as So. St. Paul romped over the .Xcademy thirty-eight to twelve on the Packer field. .Xfter allowing the Packers to score three touchdowns rather easily in the first quarter, the .Xcads played their heavier and faster rivals to a near stand- still in the last three quarters. Led hy their all-suburban fullback, Harold Pawlick, the Packers scored their touchdowns on tricky reverses and power plays through the line. Tim Scott accounted for hoth SPA touchdowns, one on a reverse, the other on a pass from Shapiro. Although completely outclassed, the .Xcads never quit fighting and did make a good show- ing. P' SPA vs. Shaffuelr 53 -.F M L ,A i. 1 s --,f . Q, .,..r J SPA O Blake 18 .X fast, hard-hitting Blake team ground out a decisive eighteen to nothing vic- tory over the bewildered Academy eleven, and thus spoiled any hopes for a succes- ful climax to their season. Blake scored early in the second period after marching fifty yards on short plunges. Nlinutes later Blake added a second touchdown on a pass from Dorn to Skoglund. Late in the third quarter, Boies scampered twenty- five yards for the final touchdown. Not until the fourth quarter did the Academy perk up when Scott threw a pass to Bell, a play which almost went all the way. However the Acads, outweighed and out- played, were unable to score, and the game ended in disappointment. Center Charlie Wood Second Team TpR WI WOB dlR p ppl a 6 C BH The object of the second team IS not pr1mar1lx to xx1n 1ts games, although that IS 1mportant but also to g1xe the Th1rd Fourth, and l'1fth Formers the CXPCYICHCC needed 1n the1r later x ears on the xars1tx Ifaperlence toughemng up and a better knoxxledge of football IS exactly xx hat the J V s got, and plentx of It under the able gu1dance of 'Vlr F1tch Th1s xx as the hrst xear that the Plrst and Second teams co ordlnated the1r plax s and to some extent the1r plax ers 1n an at tempt to ralse the football standards of the Academx Although the1r record of one xx on three lost does not appear to be too 1mpress1xe, any one xx ho xx atched all four games could readllx see that the box s fought hard all the xx ax and none of the losses xx as too ox erxxhelmlng XX 1th less than a xx eek to practlce the X s xx ent up agalnst Xlurrax s second team for the1r opemng game Thex lost th1s one 19 to 0 mostlx because of the fact that the plaxs xx ere nexx to the boxs and because of the lack of practlce Page s lyf The next encounter of the Fxtchmen was agamst that alwaxs tough opponent De LaSalle One could tell that the plax s xx ere nnallx s1nk1ng IH and that the Acads d1d an excellent job of stoppmg the De LaSalle attack The game could hax e gone e1ther vxax but De LaSalle caught the I1tchmen asleep and sexx ed up a 7 to 0 x1ctorx The thlrd game was agamst the Lm xersltx H1gh School ln Wh1ch the V xxere x1ctor1ous 48 to O Although thex were up aga1nst a llttle l1ghter team thex reallzed hovx much good It d1d to reallx ge 1n there and hght The last game of the season xx as xxlth Blake Th1s game, as the one xx1th De LaSalle xxas xerx close and could haxe gone e1ther xx ax Sex eral t1mes the J X xxere on Blake s goal l1ne hoxx ex er Blake managed to get one ox er to xxln 6 to 0 The game ended xx1th the J X s on the Blake nxe x ard hne Spottx block1ng and fumbl1t1s kept the J X s from takmg more of the1r games 1 Q- - 1 E S 2 Z V. X . x 9 f , LX R I8 1 T lf . f o ow: al ace, Frenzel, Raudenbush, Ruperl, Ernerson, Dean ., ' rlen T.H. Mid e ow: French P., Briggs, Kern er, Cla , S ringer, B ker, Alex nder, Schwartz, Driscoll F., Hunter, Pryor A., Ro kwell, Weyer- lxaeuser, Ordway, Mr. Fitch. o om Row: Hauser L., Alclxele, O'Brien T. R., Hauser V., Cook, Dilwortlx E., Knapp. . Y . V 1. u n 'Y 7 V Y 'Y , 7 f v , s . s v T n 'V 1 7 - I Y a a ' u , u 1 Y I 1' - 1 ,, 7 . 7 . v x r v . v v , - . 1 v , Y . 5. y . . . 1 ' , L . . ' '. . . 1. . . , . 1 u u Y Y a Y a Q v -I , - 7 ' l I , . . S ,l i 1 .T 'vs J V 'v GC ' ' 77 7 7 t ' . , , 7 V v ' l . Y. ' , . V v v v v v V v n , ' n v 7 7 ' . ' . . S Y. x , , I v 7 ' 1 v v v 9 a ' .I ' 1 , ' I ,Q , ,' v n A l I ' n V . v yu rv , 7 .T v av ' uv v V ' v . . V , . I ' , . . lx - wO 'x Alexander breaks fhrough Rush fhal passer' Oh' Oh' Trouble ahead Nice Tackle! Run Mori! Hold on! Pal A Team Row Eal W udd W ol ns e elo n dle Row J rn acon och c a e Fa ban eu o om w K, o o a son amaley angxod ew 11 Potfle Don f mass Sportmg one of tl1e best retords exer n1ade 1n tompet1t1on xx1th Blake 1n the annual set of co efl1C1ent games th1s x ear s SPA teams xxo11 four lost one and t1ed one The A tea111 xx on one and t1ed one for one of the better X team records 1n a lonu t1me xx h1le the B team copped txxo and the Q s spl1t The Q loss xx as the hrst loss for one of 'Nlr Hunter s teams 1n the1r last fourteen outmgzs agamst Blake The A team xx OI1 tl1e1r hrst game rather llillldllx hx tl1e store of 17 to U and al though tl1ex plax ed 1 wood ClCl:CI1blXC Game 111 tl1e setond encounter thex had to settle for a 0 to O t1e lh1s xxas clneflx due to a lael. ot bCOI'lI14' poxx er Xlr Xmeluxen l1ad IIIZIHX 1nd1x1dual stars 111 Nlort Sl1ap1ro l11ll Lanf lord och Ramalex and Unk l rx or Sl1ap1ro and lohn Holman stored for Sl X IH the hrst fame the tormer on a 111te run andthe latter on a hlotlxed pass p ax Block that pass 16 ge shy- o Team Row P ores non e Po fran Neh 1' Hasfmqs Ml e Row bIade D Bacon Chapn Beumersfe Stafford Hamm G fo BI come For o m ow abuv Svroour Hauser W Rfche fuyer Crcsb M Ion Boof If TIII5 x e211 the I3 tea111 xxab ablx toathed hx Xl SIIIIIII xx I1o tarrled OI1 tI1e 1rad111o11 of the Short Punt and other uruque Ior111c1 IIOIIS The IJ bqu1d xxo11 txxo xerx tlose 1 1111es 110111 the I1I1Ite IJ 1e1111 hx storeb of o 1 I11 11e 1115 211116 x xx xtrx exe11 xx11I1 tI1e SPX spe 1111111 1he predo1111111111 11101 1e11 to 1 11111x 1 xer1e5 ot runs X 1 x 1 111 IIIIICLI OI1 1 IXXCIIIX XTTL apr I1 11e Nt'kOI1kI 111116 Y 'X IOUIIL 111e OI1 11e short e11d ot 1 6 to IJ more after 111 xetoud pl1x ot the x1111e It took 1111111 the tI111d qu1rter Ior the IJ 5 1o1e1 buzz 11111 xx I1e11 1 IJau111e1bter to Clux er 11111 pI1x 1ttou11ted Ior 111 SPX more Ired Lrobbx made the extra po111t to XIXC the I a lead tI11t tI1ex 11ex er I'CI1I1QU15IlCCI XIr 51111111 had 111cII1X outbta11d111 1 plax ers OI1 Illb bquad 111tIud111U Qrobbx Qharhe H1115er Ren Klux er and XX eed Sex111our Gwe hum a sIra1gh+ arm Y - .1 - n ... - -L 4 A ... 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N 'I Q I gi 'I . se In' C Team Row Melon W Pa? oo ac e oss p Haus o o s at Mldde R w Mu ph Ha sfen Conno F e ow Lev Mo ga se Wnter W Wad stao V g an Dnf lug hum -1, One nught Illllllx that Nlr Hunters C squad l1ad a d1s111al 5638011 because thex not the case houex er as the Q s plat ed as uell 111 defeat as 111 xlctorx Tl1e rst f 1IIlC xx as a11 SP X rout Wltll VN 111ter szet t111v tuo touchdou ns 1n tl1e hrst half and l1ead1e o11e 111 the second to lead tl1e Cs to 1 71 to 6 x ILIOYX Tl1e seco11d s1a111e 11 as xerx ex e11 and the breaks dec1ded the re sult l11 the second half, a Blake back re tur11ed 1 klckoff to the SI X elex e11 xx here Blake proceeded to get a hrst down on the OIIC The Q s l1eld for three downs, but xx ere unable to stop lnlake 011 tl1e fourth Iihe L s threatened after tl1at, but nex er scored, and Blake hnallx won a C tean1 va111e 7 to 0 Nlr Hunter and h1s HSSISI ant coach Nlr ack Nlurphx had such stars as XX ard Lead1e and Vhnter xx ho plat ed LOI1blbtCI1flX wood ball 111 1oth 1 arnes May I have thus welll? - lg, sl ',-3' op : r ' . l f, Lewis, F 'es' Br k vu Cr , S il' , Hubbs. Wolf, Huse Warz, Ford, Kansas, Pedewen, M. Harris, Golceao a as M HJ te Bovfom : v , f e lwlwe Brie , I 4 . ' , Beadle, Op , o ' s ' . . V , , finally lost a gzanle to Blake. This was s v - N x,x v s . k -7 . 7 . -N' V T 5 a V 1 ' 5 , . , . , I, . . s i , c -1 -. x v, 1 Q . ' ' a r at Y . .. J Y r N,x v 5 , . A . ' , 1 1 ' J ' ' . l 5 7 . 7 , . We ff .A f vw A W, b -wh' 1 1 A 1 1: 'I -'A' I L 'ie 4 , 'f . X Pin L F x A-W 0 Oh no you don H Bill Towle fouls up a Creiln scoring af- fempi. Wlwe-re'sRavenscour'f7 Mark clears puck as Moniclw prepares +o fake I+ up +he ice. Too bed! Monicl: pushes one in againsi Shaffuck. I go? H! Schwariz clears puck Hwwarf- ing Roclwesier drive. H's no? fair! Harris and Scoff gang up on Capfain White of Ravenscouri, Take if easy, Frank! An SPA affacir brok- en up as Towle comes fo fhe as- sisfance of Hilfon, Nice sfop! Monick fries 'again againsf Shaffucir, Musfn'9 slash! Tim SCOH breaking up a Sf. Thomas drive as Harris comes fo help him. ff 1 FUD ala-Aw -v-5 iff S, in-if-cu, we f AW-.. lst Team Hockey o R e se ee nl-l oa I leo ormo TR ce afzH c a e o s M o Bottom Ro a e co P zen Th1s xears hockex team proxed to be xerx successful one not onlx because ot tts record ol elex en xxon, and hxe lost but also because ol the amount of talent that xx as dex eloped for future xears As had been predlcted tn the last annual, there xxould be a good nucleus for the 1950 team, and Alax Sporer xx as sure to make Captam john Toxxle, C1oal1e Alark Paper, defensemen Dxck Harrts and Tun Scott and xxtngmen lrank Htlton and Bruce lAIOI11Llx kept the sptrtt ofthe team at such a p1tch that ex en alter our nrst game xx1th Xlechamc Arts xx hen the Acad sextet surlered a 1 to O defeat the Academx sp1r1t dtd not xx eaken The xx r1ter ot thls artxcle doesnt tntend to shoxxer pralses upon the hockex team xet xx ouldn t xou feel prettx proud xx hen xou reahzed that xour hrst tame xxas Alechantc s sex enth but It dtdnt take the Acads lonv to bounce back bx hrst defeatlnx Xkllson then breck and hnallx Rochester Htl 7 Pa e son lost bx a score of 6 to 1 and Breck bx 7 to 0 Thls xx as the hrst of Alark Paper s hxe sensattonal shutouts The second fol loxx ed tn rapld success1on xx hen the Sporermen dlsposed of Rochester bx a score of 3 to 0 Ilhese scores shoxx the ab1l1tx of a defens1xe team as xx ell as an OHTCHSIXC one lolloxxtng th1s the Acads ament at the Xudttonum, and xxe had the prtxtlege ot contesttng, agatnst Crettn xx ho at the tune xx as rated number one Thts Game xx as the hrst to see the nexx blue and vold jersexs xx htch our team had just Lot The team d1d tts best and thanks to the Ooaltnff of 'Xlark Paper held the score to 1 to 3 Our next game xx as our contest xx1th Blake, and, as tn all sports at the Acaden1x , nothxng makes the enttre school happ1er than a xtctorx ox er Blake, tn thts case bx 7 to 1 Txxo consecuttxe xxtns ox er Shattuck tof ether xx 1th our second x 1ctorx oxer Vhlson h1ghl1g,hted the next txxo xxeeks ot hockex at SP A Another tradt T p ow: Bml ', Han r V., W y rhaeusef, Klel ., M g 4 Mr. Apwluxcn. M'dd R xv: C r, Plat . Ai h le, Schw V , Elton F., S hr d r W., M nick, Uri coll RH '. Sp 'en W: lowle W,, P p f, Towle J., Harris R., S H E., lf . ' , 7 , . . a V , . . . 9 . . . . - , a , YY c. cc 7 YY . Y . L , N . v , Y . Y - the best ot tt. ,All through the season played 111 the pr1x'ate school hockex' tourn- - Y N A Y Y Y Y Y . Y . . , . A . Y . Y . . Y s Y -1 - x Y. In u Y Y n o Y A- , ' c A x, - A, A. . T n . . , . A, T - o'. C P A T Y Y Y Y Y , Y Y . Y . ' , . .l , Y Y ' Y Y Y. Y. Y Y ' r 1 F . Y Y Y Y . Y . J ,. Y Y ,. . - .Y AY Y D Y ' . Y .. - Y Y - Y Y Y . Y .- , Y . Y t . . . Q sefeP'y 35 -w Capfain John Towle and Mr. Sporer tional arch rival that fell by the wayside was St. Thomas. Around 1936, Ravens- court, a Canadian high school, began to play the Academy each year, and this year the Acads came through in true style by winning 2 to 1. As is quite usual in high school hockey, teams get in a slight slump, and this occurred this year at the Acade- my. ,Iust when the boys seemed to be go- ing their best, they promptly lost three in a row to St. Thomas, Blake and Cretin. All three of these games were lost by small scores, thanks to the great goal-tending of Paper who throughout the entire season never allowed more than 3 goals in a game. After this last defeat by a score of 1 to 2, the Acads came back in grand f 51' John Towle wiih puck in Ravenscourf game style to wallop johnson by a score of 4 to U. After this victory, the squad was quite confident and when they played Cretin in the new Vl'illiams Arena in Alinneapolis, they felt sure they could break Cretinls string of 35 games without a defeat. After Bill Schraderfs first tally in the middle of the first period, Cretin dominated the play during the second period, and finally came back in the third to tie up the game. XYith a minute and a half left, Frank Hil- ton tallied to give SPA a Z to 1 victory. Notice, if you will, that both goals were scored by juniors. VVe know they'll have as fine a season with their captain-elect Bruce Alonick, as we did with our truly great captain john Towle. SCCDRES SPA 0 Mechanic Arts .. . l SPA 6 Wilson .. . l SPA 7 Breck . . . . . . 0 SPA 3 Rochester . . . . . . U SPA 1 Cretin 3 SPA 2 Blake .. . 1 SPA 6 Shattuck . . , . , O SPA 3 Shattuck . . . , 1 SPA 5 Vlilson . . . . . 1 SPA 3 St. Thomas .. .. 0 SPA 2 Ravenscourt . . . . 1 SPA U St. Thomas .. .. 1 SPA 1 Blake . . 2 SPA l Cretin .. 2 SPA 4 johnson .. .. 0 SPA 2 Cretin . . . . . 1 Daz y r Frank Hilfon John Towle Tim Scolf Dick Harris Paqe se lent,-nm Mark Paper K ., ff-5355, Bruce Monick FINAL HQCKEY Player Games Towlc, j. 16 lvlonick 16 Hiltnn I 9 Scott 14 Schradcr 16 Harris 16 Schwartz 16 Aichclc 14 Xvcycrhncuscr 11 Hauscr S Pitzcn 12 Tuwlc, W. ll Butler 6 Klein I Tczun 16 Opponents 16 Goa Game.: Stops Pztpcr 16 223 Opponents 16 234 Penaltzes Harms S, Scott S, lvlonick 7, Towle, Hilton 1, Pitzcn 1. Schrader 1, Schwartz Towlc, W. 1. Wcy'crhacuscr 1. Total --- 3 Opponents ---- 35. Q 'R 3 . 745 '4 1 Gus Sclwwarfz Bill Schrader Paul Aichele TATISTICS Goals A1515l.Yl.N Total P1'11n!.x S 13 21 v ll Il 111 Q 13 3 1 N ' 7 f' 'fi 3 3 6 4 l 7 X 1 5 1 X 1 1 2 'fi X '1 1 1 N1 1 1 ll ll ll ll ll I1 Jack Pifzen Bill Towle ll fl ll ll I1 ll -W1 44 Wil 1 Q +1 I4 Wi '1l Wf'fi uards G11.1lx Allou Are, Sllllf 011: 1: UE- Q -W1 S261 72.1111 SI.l7lCll7Zfj 1111151 XY111: Lost Twd Pcrgenmge H1 11 5 'K' ,637 Win+er Wonderland S, - M-' M QM, ,, :A Y 3 ul s ' 5-ff 5. 1 , 5: fif- Second Team r GD The season opened tor the I X s II 1 xxo blx manner, 1 thex toolt on tte Lretln squad and ex entuallx t atn e throuezh Vklfll 1 l to l LTCLISIOII The Set onds then suffered 1 truslunxf deteat at the hands of CYGIIII as thex r1pped the nets dtsaster, the Hudsontnen time rt ht hack and had I1OLlllT1LlllIX rn txxnv QTCUI1 n thelr nrst tAI1LOl1I1TCI'XXlfll l like tue tle tor t xxere unahle to lI1'l1I1I'llI1 thelr adx antane -15.34, o Row M no ec ah ea apo Oreo C re s M H dson Middle ow ok r-l s B om Row KrxaDo Pa l ot Strmger s Goal The second eontest xx mth lplalxe xx as rather d1sappo1nt1nx', and t xx ere unahle to prex ent lil zlte trorn tal 1 7 to ll x lttorx Xtnonx the xlttnns ot the Xt lLt'lI1X . 1 Spetml IIICIIIIOII should he Il1'1dC' ol L Q n e tdle Strtnxer lor l5ClI1x lux 1 store: ant Ctoftlle N ort Shaplro lor h snlendn tolx 111 the nets fu- Who s gomg fo get I+? Ask Guyer 5 l l l l L T p : ', Bla I Sgwfade' E., D tllm, D -x E., CH E , C .,i J. Ri? b' W., Co'l'fx W., r. u , ' R : Roerwell, Biggs, 9o le M1 s:w Gu e' Htl'o'x T. O'B -ea T. R., C : Hel-f vw an er C. M?l'o'v. OH : f 'ra 91. SH?-ge' ss no Am-Vw oe-,L-H ro. .T h . . T 1 c n T 5, . 'b j .5 j ' 1 ' N ,. 1.3. ' ' 5 , - I- - ' ' 2 ' . tn: K V. c JC. . xv T' 4 -' T T ,Y- Q z ' 3 , . I . A S , - . gg ' . S A- ' i S A5 .Z 1 'Y for seven goals. .Xtter this tnotnentarx' WCFCI hfflllll 55 Pfilll, 2 FO ll, QCI1II'?1l. 2 g P 5 -L 'Q L to ll, l'.LllI1'1, l to ll, .nd johnson, l to ll. A i L uw C X - l 5 ' 3.'.l trltl' Q g, ,g gl Al. Xfs had to settle tor a ' , hex' t l ' . ' -I Q . ' , is Q, l - C C . C ' . -C 5 i I 1 ,M --1 fs 'wueerf-fe e . z' ' TCH - ' ' V' --- 1- 'i X x N5 .uf I ...Q-..,...a fi :..':-:-tin 5 Second feam geihng experuence which will deiermine fufure of Academy Hockey wig, z- , cf XM? A l:++le defenswe work by Shapiro and his defensemen I htm f S. i 5 'G -L,-.....,, 'gg-f Intramural Basketball Osborn Burr Bell 1111115115111 Xlost unusualf 'l'11e intra- mural l151sl1etl1511l 563.5011 611111112 111 Z1 tie? Sens:11io1151ll 511111-r-1'o1os1511l Xe1'e1' 11el'o1'e in tl1e l1is1o1'1' ol' S151 court 2111111115 l1511'e I11'o ICZIIIIS 1ie11 lor 111's1 11l511'e. 'llliis 1'e511' 1-OuI1Kl tl1is 211111111112 e1'ent 1151p11e11i11u as tl1e 1311111 Zlllkl 1116 Cio111 te51111s Xxvfjllllkl up 5111 exciting season 11'it11 i11e11ti1'51l re1'o1'11s of se1'e11 11'i11s f1l1Ll 111'e 11efe51ts, 13111 1l1e Re11s tl11'e511e11i11: e1'e1'1' same. lfa1'11 te51111. 1115111113 11111 15111105 Z1 11'eel1, 111111111 its op- 1101161115011 1111111111 e1'en te1'111s. 111051 lff11llC'5 being 11e1'i11e11 in 1111- 11losi11:111o111e11ts. 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First Team Basketball a o s d Ftch De Xlthough the season s record of one xx 1n aga1nst nxe defeats doesn t stand up too xx ell the basketball season xx as not a corn plete fa1lure xxe got nexx un1forms ln the hrst 1 ame Xxltll I d1na the Reads real lx sparkled, thanks to the nexx umforms ln the hrst quarter, led bx the start1nx nxe sharp shooters, the basketeers pulx er 1zed an ox er rated l'd1na qu1ntet bx scor 1nO 1 POIHI to the x1s1tors 12 Later on IH the fame hoxx ex er the -Xcademx shoot1ng fell off and xxe actuallx scored enough po1nts to make a game of If Larrx Schhck xx as lllgll po1nt man on the floor xx1th 12 po1nts xx h1le lohn Burr threxx 1n 10 The next br1ll1ant exh1b1t1on xx as aga1nst Blake VX e shoxx ed the 1nx aders some dazzhng shootmg and floorxxork before dropp1ng a close one 41 to 22 Schhck xx as axfaln hwh xx1th ll ll e next trax eled to lLd1na xx here xx e n1et an 1nsp1red quxntet onlx to lose 1n the last fexx seconds 42 to 76 ln our ren1a1n1ng games the team buckled doxxn to bus1ness and plax ed ball after II'3.1l1I1f the bears bx txxo or three po1nts throuf hout the game, xxe fell apart III the hnal IIHIIUICS to lose bx SIX 46 to 40 Pgee ye, jock Schhck xx as h1gh po1nt rnan on the floor xx1th 23 At th1s tlme th1ngs xxere look1ng better ln a return engagement xx1th the hears xxe got off to a fast start and led 24 to 15 at halft1n1e The fkcads led bx bLlIllClxS 22 DOIHIS ax erted near d1saster 111 the fourth quarter and squeaked to a 48 to 47 x1ctorx Bell and Burr turned 1n hne games on the back boards xx h1le B111 Lanvford threxx 1n a use ful 10 po1nts ln our nnal game xx1th Blake xxe plax ed the b1gger hosts on ex en terms unt1l the last half, xx hen a dazzhnv fast break xx as used to break through the twht Acad defense T1me and aga1n the t1red Sl X boxs found themselx es unable to keep up xx1th the Blak1tes fresh fro1n subst1tut1ons xx ho racked up a S4 to 37 x1ctorx Qertamlx th1s xears basketball season xx as not a success and 1n trx1ng to hnd a xx ax to re111edx th1s xxe haxe come to th1s conclus1on l 1ther the xars1tx team must l1axe n1ore t11ne for pract1ce or xxe should st1ck ent1relx to 1ntramural basketball Hoxx about 1t, facultx B ck R w: Pryor A., Raudenbu h, Barnes, Burr J., Bell, Osborn Woo , Langford, Sdalfck. 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' fp 3 -ff'-M 5 Ni pf Q S.: First Team Baseball 'sim o R H o 5 as ssen Ie an e c ade B s e om R w Shep Ha P pe S hl B co e O CA SS SCO Vx 1th onlx three returnmg lettermen from last xears squad the prospects for th1s xears team xx ere bx no means for mrdable Althou h the outhelders seemed to be capable of handhng the1r Job the lnhelders and pmtchers lacked the neces teen game schedule the Xcademx n1ne needed plentx of pracuce and game expert ence before If xxould be able to xx 1n 1ts share ot the 1 ames Handicapped bx bad xx eather earlx 1n the season the Xc ads xx ere forced to plax the1r hrst fexx Games xx1th x erx httle prac t1ce Hoxxex er, thex 1nd1cated that under the coachmf ot Nlr Rasmussen and Pat lgan thex could be a fa1rlx wood club before the end ot the season Taklnx the plax ers llldlxldllflllx the outhelders seemed the stronx est xx 1th Lar rx Schhclc, leadmv batter last xear and captam thls xear Dlcls HQTTIS and fresh Page enohty man Nlort Sll3ID1I'O , an outneld xx h1ch also prox lded a Ureat deal of the batttnf' Poxx er llthough the 1I1l'lClCl lacked exper1ence there xx ere swns that If xx ould dex elop as the season xxent along ohn 'loxxle oc xeteran T1m bcott held doxxn shortstop and second base respectlx elx , and tofrether thex formed a potent double plax LOIHb1 natton l1rst base had 'Xlarlc Paper ClOlI1f the honors and l1ll Lanfftord, another freshman, shoxx ed that h1s proxxess as a catcher xx as hard to beat jack bacon ap peared to be the onlx p1tcher capable of l'iSIlI1f a full frame and lacls. ot pltc uns strens th max haxe caused the loss of sex eral fames The best posslblhtles for re l1ex mg bacon xx ere lohn Toxx le and Dean Xlexander ldhe Splfll on the team xx as stronff but the hxttlnv and p1tch1nv xx ere rather xx ealx and the Xcads had to xxorlx to XXIII xx hat Q ames thex dtd l Q 7af'fsaw . 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L2'g:'. : S w 7 3: e '1'917. 1-4a,s6' c,.. ,L -.., t1de 111311K ot tl1e ofhterb tor next 1ear Sprmf nnds tl1e1r tdnueb tur111nw not to but to the 1111611 l1attal1on parade 11l11tl1 la 1l11a11 1XCll exetuted e leel that Illlx XCGFS II1ll1I21I'X as been 1 uuttebe and tl111 tl1e l1o1b l1a1e be tome better tra1ned 111 d1wt1pl111e, bportb xnanxlnp 'md tl1e f'1X1I1 ind talnnff O Orders Manual of Arms New tl1e e11d ol tl1e XX 111ter l1CI'II1 tl1e Nlinual ol Xrrnw LOIIIPCUIIOII toolx plxte ll1e te11 l101b OI1 tl1e SCIIIOI' Nlanual ol xflllb team represented tl1e bebt drlllers 111 tl1e bthool and ill 11 ere tr11n1f to 11111 tl1e to1 eted Q1rle1 X111rd l rink H1ltO11 11on 'dter a lO111 t0111pet1t1o11 and Ste1e lJeLoster 'tnd F0111 H1lt011 11 ere runnerb There 11 ere 511 l1o11 1n eon1pet1t1on to deude tl1e u111or Nlanual of Xrms 111n ner I 1ll Pederben 11011 onl1 alter a touvh lnttle 111tl1 runner up l red Qrosb1 Both tO111pet1t1o11s 11ere ta1rl1 Judszed l11 Colonel lxnott and Nlayor Hoplune, Jumor Manual of Arms Team fo rlghf Flwn 1 o so Sta o W Frank Hulfon Bull Pedersen D3 nl ' ,I l i .N I lr ll X . 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P' yn , ,.4, Mix-, nk M CJPDEETIAE -xp :Ss HA 'Bea J I S-U Q42- Q p-D ANA fvfiliklfie Student Council o Osb Sch k Boffom Due to the fact that there xx ere co cap tams of football and co edltors ofthe Now and llzmz 1111 Barnes and lack Bacon co captam and co ed1tor respecux elx agreed to put themselx es up for electlon xx1th the rest of the nom1nees These txxo boxs along, xx1th Bruce Vlonlck the I 1fth I orm representat1x e, xx ere promptlx elect ed bx the members of the Fourth I1fth and bxxth lorms Tun bcott xx as chosen pres1dent xx h1le olm Toxxle xx as elected Secretarx IH the hrst meetmv at xxh1ch t1me the councllors decxded to meet ex erx hrst and th1rd Nlondax of the month For a xx h1le If looked as thouvh th1s counc1l, xx1th the abundance of 1deas brouxht up bx the members xxould ac comphsh manx thmgs Xmonff those xdeas accepted xx ere the mstallatxon of a Student Counc1l sux gzest1on box ln the rear of the studx hall and the emplox ment of the se nlors and junlors as lunch table heads, to ,que the masters a lexx moments rest The leg1slat1on of the Councxl h1t the1r peak ox er the matter of umforms at the Chnst mas dance U j- Eugene E ScoH I rom th1s POIHI on the Qounc1l tell back 1nto a stagnant state, and contented 1tselt xx1th the adnnmstratxon of the xan ous charltx collectlons and tlcket sales for the school s producuons Nlanx of the stu dents feel that the Qounc1l s const1tut1on should be chanwed to make more members elect1x e Top R w: J. Bacon! or-rx, J. Burr, Monlck, llc . Row: J. Towle, E. Scoff, Barnes. 1 1 - ' 3 J . 7 - - . iv, f . . ' ,. s ' 11 , 1 . , 1 . A 7 L 1 . 1 1 , . A, - 4 F I . V - 1 1 -- , 1- 1 . s - . , 1 W - 1 1 . . ca ' 7 F' v ' ' - ' C' . 7 . ' -' c . - 1 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . 1 , 7 , . . . . c , - W . , T, . ' . , ' . v . , , 3 ' . ' - ' . . , x. . . Y N . A , 7 ' . . V a N ' ' y-1 .e3E- 'f 5'1 f-T Fall Dance An old Academy fealure was reunslafed fhns year as an annual dance was once more given io celebrale fhe harvesf season If was also a foolball dance and fo add fo fhe afhlehc aimosphere ihe brigade of Academy coaches acfed as chaperones H was a gala even? chuck full of dancing and fun for Lelf Eruclzson and has Velve+ Vnkmgs were fhere fo furnish fhe musnc unhl fhe accusfomed twelve o cloclr deadllne pu? an end lo lhe feshvuhes Qpen House 4 Our shuHer happy pholographer snapped fhus pncfure af one of lhe frequenf school gel fogefhers Through ouf ihe school year fhe calendar us sprnnlrled wn+h such oufsnde achvnhes whuch are usually a grea+ deal of fun In +hus puclure we see Morfrncna Shapuro and Smnlnn Bob Hunfer who remarlred af fhe feshvvfles Ol fhns affer play parly TSFFIEC buf fhere are foo few of fhem l X af- X yy l y A y 1 I ,- fx 1' i Glee Club acR d oA e P D C M s Walla it the beg1nn1ng of the xear prospects xx ere d1n1 for the Cllee Club, for onlx elght een xeterans renlamed Hoxx ex er Mr VK 1l klnson qurcklx whrpped the boxs 1nto shape, and ended up xx1th a group of 48 the largest 1n the h1storx of the Academx He also organ1zed a Loxx er School Glee Club and dur1ng the betxx een season pe rrod he selected some of the boxs for an a cappella group to s1ng close harmonx The Cllee Club d1d not g1xe as manx concerts as thex d1d last x ear but the ones thex d1d glx e xx ere excellent The hrst con cert xx as g1x en at the fall Parents D1nner, IH xx h1ch thex sang Lxft Lp X our Heads O X e Cates bx VK ennerberg xx 1th Charles XX ood as solo1st Solenne ln quest ora, a duet from Ia For a a'elDfsz1no bx X er d lnfelxce e tuo crederl from Lrnanz bx Xerd1, and the Loxx er School Srngers x ax e Schubert s VK anderer s X1te Song The second concert xxas glx en at the Ln1xers1tx Club tor the XlUIl1I11 Dxnner The boxs sang. the sarne prof ram as thex d1d at the I arents Drnner ln the rnlddle ot the xxrnter terrn the Crlee Club once ax a1n trax eled to the C 1l lette Hospltal lor Crlppled Ch1ldren as P etc s d s Th d Ro K F M ga Second ye gs s thex do each xear At the hospltal the boxs sang to a xerx good audlence, and added to thelr prex 1ous reperto1re T Xll You Lad1es lNoxx On Land bx Dr john Callcett 'VIx Heart Doth Beg b Orlando dr Lasso, and lung jesus ls MX l1sten1n The latter xx as sung bx the a cappella group As the end of the xx1nter term ap proached Sumnut School and the Acad ernx prepared to g1xe therr second annual jolnt concert Thrs xx as the hrghhght of the season, and the Acadernx had three nexx songs to offer To Nluslc, bx Schu bert, sung bx the Loxx er School XX here er You VK allc bx Handel sung bx both up per and loxx er school, and lnsprrez rnox from the Ouefn of Shebf bx Crounod a solo sung bx Harrx Dllxxorth Surnnut and the Xcademx cornbxned to blllf a duet from 1116 llarrzagf Of Fzgaro bx Xlozart called Crudel perche and an anthem Let 'lhx 'Xlerclful lars O lord b ll eellces Sunmnt also sans a group ot songs under the d1rect1on ol Nlrs Vl1llc1n son, and all xxho attended the concert xx ere apparentlx pleased xxxth the perform ance lr. ow: Rau enbush,'Pry r ., Collins R., Alexander, Bak r, French ., O born, Woo , Smilh, Mair, O'Brien T. 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I V 9 If E de- H -.. 'Q f, ' ! E I 'L J .4 if Q .i-llg111 1 Tucked away at the end of one of the dustier, more remote halls of SPA, there is a dimly lighted little cube of a room whose door bears the inscription Nou' and Tlmn stroked in large and fearsome letters of angry red. Those for whom the room was originally intended have long since resigned themselves to the fact that it is, in reality not the Nou' and Then room, but the SPJR room. lt is here, however, that during the wee, small hours, through the spasmodic efforts of the editors, the mysterious and awe- somely powerful tabloid, the Now and Tlzmz, is born. Vlorking amid a litter of SPAR material has given the editors a complex, and the paper a corresponding sense of frustration. Here is one case where the paper must have an influence because most of the school reflects that feeling. The responsibility of editing the paper this year was divided on two pairs of well padded shoulders. They fthe shoulders, not the padsl belonged to .lack Bacon and Left fo rughf: Towle W. Woza, Oacow Hans P. Ba Tom Osborn. .-X great deal of credit should go to Dick Harris, sports' editor, and to Bill Towle, business manager, both of whom helped put the paper on a some- what regular basis. Associate editor, Charles Wood, has now inherited the pads to become the new editor-in-chief. The all-important advertising was taken care of by Leo Hauser, Harry Dilworth, Ter- rence O'Brien, Bruce Kemper, and Tho- mond O'Brien. Since this year's staff was not plagued by the financial troubles common during the last few years, they were able to ex- periment with off-set printing instead of letter-press. The paper came out fairly regularly, and with every issue there was a new rise in interest. Now, at last the editors may lay down their pens, transferring the torch to Charlie Vkood, and hope that he wonft get his fingers burned as badly as they. And Charlie, please give the Now and Then room a good sweeping! ,vm J. Hesse L. Page nirrefy-eight Leff to riqhf: Ordway, Towle J., You're elected editor, jim, congratula- tions ll' Swell, I tell myself, as I think how much I know about putting out year- books. Absolutely nothing. You've got Tim Scott as Associate Ifditor and 'idea man'g with Bob Ordway and john Towle as Advertising managers, John Burr as Business Manager, Klark Paper as Sports' Iiditor, and Larry Schlick as Photograph- er. You've got a class of nineteen seniors, a school of 167 boys, and four years of yearbook tradition behind you. Well, Scotty did everything from taking pictures, writing articles, selling ads, and pasting pictures to, I've got ideas I haven't even used yetn, and this idea is so terrific it won,t even work . .lohn Towle, Iiob Ordway, -lohn Burr, and Alark Paper got ads, and how, but they also wrote articles, drove me to heaven knows where, and in every conceivable way helped me with the job which faced us. And, Larry Schlick, despite, I3ut. there are spots on this picture, the pic- ture's out of focus, the deadline for those 30 pictures is tomorrow, you know , and other choice remarks from yours truly did a superhuman job of posing, taking, and enlarging two-thirds of our pictures. Burr J., Paper, Scott E,, Schliclv, Barnes. But, the seven of us couldn't have done the job alone, for we needed the writing talent of many of the other seniors, such as Dick Bell and Dick Harris. The 1950 SPAR was a class project, with every senior doing something to further the cause. Also we needed the willing cameras of Klartin Ifield and Dick Klerrill. I still hear myself droning on with, Those 350 words you wrote, Joe, were fine, but l only wanted 100 . '4Oh, have it in any time before ,lune first. l've got news for you, we need more money. That was a swell picture, joe, but did you take it in a fog, or was your lens cap still onf' Don't you think this layout would make pretty wallpaper?,, XYell, l realize I was a cruel and heartless task master this year, who demanded perfection, and was never satisfied. Throughout the Year Mr. l itch came to my rescue with encourage- ment and advice, and as he went over all the articles, he helped me overcome those traditional pitfalls of editors. Only in a yearbook will those memories of our last year at the Academy be pre- served, always fresh and alive, although our faculties become dull. The 1950 SPAR was not a product of my work, nor the staff's, but of the whole senior class. Pace 'riaew -'V' 5 Dramatic Club Aff Penfield 1,11 Saturday, Driniatit Club ,Xpril 15, the .Xcademy Xrthur lenheld, presented three OIIC att paw ie 1 211115 abt Sm Ieroine Nl heath lhe Forth bearers ox Cieorge lxellx and Nlemave troin lxhufu hx Lottnian 1nd Shaw u11der the direttion of ln the first play, the villain. amidst much hissin: and hooinxs. tries to swindle an unsuspecting country couple. and make oil with their daughter. Outstandin: i11 their roles were Ruthless Reitz and Kladdenin: Klilton. The second play, The Torch liearersu. concerns the difhculties of a stage inan- aser while directing the play. lfddie lfinerson, in the leading role of Klrs. l'z11npl1i11ellz1, did a niagiiiticeiit joh, while ahle help was contrihuted hy the O'l3rien twins and Dean .tXlexander. Uhlessage froin lihufun dealt with tl1e mysterious opening of an lfgyptiaii toinh. l11 the course of the action, -Ii111 liz-trnes. Larry Schlick, and Vllilly Ritchie died. victiins of their own greed, leaving 'llini Stott to ebt ipe lpoth wood attint ind efhtient 111211111 ini' the litter hx lohn liurr and Jiclt Harrie, toinhined to send 353 people home well satiahed Left to right :3 li no u ' N 1 K tl ' ' 'L . I J ' . - . l 'ri Tl lull ' '1 L ' .' .11d . hx' ' - ' i J . 2:- ' J . -1' ' ' , J .5 ' ' ,K 1 'A , . ' ' a - .'-v ' . . V I l Y ' ' Y 45 . . A ' . . ' . . . 9 ' P- ' r - , ,, v , , . v . i . , . C . . I I '1 S 3 S. ., IF' Sfiv' E Wf ' '. ,fi 3 C B' 9' I' Lf ' C Br? v ', E' 2 I S if C. e fre .u 'H2' Lef? fo Rlghf Wallace Bacon D Mnl+on Guyer Reulz Dah n Dean E Kansas Hashngs Chapnn Maffson Seabury Alexander Emerson O Bruen T G Wunler O Brien T R Osborn Rnfchle Schleclr Barnes Sco++ E W M I ' 5 , 5 ff M - , . 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S COMPANY Wholesale Toiletries and Cosmetics 2906 Clinton Avenue South MINNEAPOLIS J E HANSTEIN Insurance Co I5Ol Pioneer Bldg S+ Paul Munn CE 3794 C0 mplete Insurance Serwce ZACHMAN BFOS Established 1910 Flo ers for All OCCHSIOHS Florists Telegraph Delivery 1247 Grand Ave. DE Soto 3836 MULLERY PAPER BOX CO Foldm and Setup Paper Boxes Prmtm and Dre Curtin Fibre Cans Tubes and Cores Metal and Fibre Cans DUST GUNS and SPECDALTY ITEMS I Ill 'I I vwrrmwwrfvau MOWER POWER TO YOU O U l . . . , O L . W ' . ' 5 A thing of beauty now he hails . . . - , - And skips extraneous details. O ' U S . . g . . g Fonssr use wl1Hour Asus: The above plcture shows several mature Ponderosa Pme tree that have been kllled by p1ne beetles It 1llustrates one of nature s ways of harvest 1ng the old crop to make way for the new Each year nature harvests one slxth as much tlmber as man But tlmber crops harvested by nature con tribute nothlng to the welfare of the nat1on True forest con servatlon requlres forest use F too o and forest use wlthout abuse 1S forest conservatlon 1n 1tS finest and most beneficlal form In ever mcreaslng numbers forest 1IldLlSt1'16S are practlsmg true forest conservation They harvest mature tlmber and put It to beneficlal use wh1le the methods of harvestmg are WEYERHA so performed as to provlde for the contmued growth of fun ber on the land We are proud of the con tr1but1on our forest lands are maklng toward the well bemg of Amerlca wlthout undue sacrlfice of the future produc t1v1ty of the forest nusnnoih V ' ' l,v1f 1 . F . . 4 , - , H . . . . . . . ,, . . . . ' ' 14... - 7 54 T2 C Isl?-nvx exe ore luf 're' .,f' 2' LACTUNA INCORPORATED Manufacturers of I-Irah Grade Brushes SAINT PAUL I MINNESOTA CQMPLIMENTS XP 9,19 90 QR- QW .MI XX WIN'- Harold E Wood 8: Company INVESTMENT SECURITIES Mlnnesota St Paul Iermmal Warehouse Company S xg OE we I Q First National Bank Building 909 Johnson Parkway Semin Paul 1' CQNGRATULATICDNS AND LH-'E LUNG SUCCESS TQ THE CLASS UF '50 PATRICK J. TUWLE SR. MQH GAS Mme sold 111 Sf Paul than H113 0tl9e1 zndependent b1 and REALTORS Complete Real Estate Servzce RESIDENTIAL SALES DAVIS 81 LAGERMAN Inc 298 Endnco++ Bldg CE 5571 1 a , . i 0 o . a 1 HAROLD M. SCHWARTZ 0 DISCOUNT BANKING 603U'es+yAene-Room 4 NEs+o 7546 S+ Pa IW4 ' -A -- N f K 4, xx , 1 E 11, 'Li if KX L N' CCNGRATULATICNS TC MEMBERS CE THE SENIOR CLASS GJ MGM? CANDIES F h IN ST PAUL R C SWANSUN Camera Sales gl SEIVICG 321 S P GA 6268 QUALITY ICE CREAM ICE CREAM A Nom zslamg Food Q 3 I mv ri v u 20 0 Seven+h near Roberf V - U . Mfnn- 0 Rober+ near our+ Compliments of f L t. eter Street rr .- - as C H E V R U L E T SALES SERVICE CALL CEDAR 'l3l'l EOR COMPLETE NITE REPAIR SERVICE MONDAY TI-IROUGI-I FRIDAY Flnch Downtown Chevrolei Company 610 NORTH ROBERT STREET t 't FOR THE FINEST zn Pro esszonal Photography IT IS THE KENNETH M WRIGHT STUDIOS INC IN SAINT PAUL SclIooI Annual Pori' a 'rs Fam ly Porfraafs Babes and Children s Porl' anis Commerc al Phofog aphy Pcfo Ial Plmofographs Io 'rhe Home and Office Pl1o+o Murals CATHCART 8: MAXFIELD t bl h d 1 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MANAGEMENT OF PROPERTY FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS 48 50 52 E I 5 +I' 5+ GA i865 269 270 Lowry Medlcal Arts Bldg just South of the Sta e Capl ol . fEsa is e in 8865 O O r I - O I ' 0 Q . O Cancllcl Weddings O I ' ' ' r ' O I r ' O I r' r O - - as ix . . - ' . THE SURE WAY T0 IIYSULATE Fuel savmgs and year round comfort Over 500000 homes now have Balsam Zifswm WW UIUOOD 'V THE INSULATING N ERIOR FIN H An Insulahng Slruclural and Acous Iucal Proclucl an Kolor fasl colors f varnous shades of Ian and Sla Llfe Available nn pre cul' UhIlS of Tvle Plank and Board Sold by Lumber Dealers Only WOOD CONVERSION COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING SAINT PAUL I MINNESOTA PRODUCTS OF WEYERI-IAEUSER G I I O . I L. ' . I ,S L j Nu-Woud.,.Prndu:ts ol Weyerhaeusel Ulalsam-Wool I - . . - O ' I I The Sewer and Its Surpn IT WAS IN THE SEWER OP PARIS That lean X allean found hunself Hugo Lesfllmrables 4,5 ,E ,fs ,N These memorable words, xxr1tten almost one hundred x ears ago haxe been mdehhlx and 1rrex otahlx engrax ed upon the dI'lff1I1g sands of tlme But lf rema1ned the task of Laurence Butler to emulate lean Xal ean Hugo s 1mmortal character Iwo our 1nqu1r1es NIons1eur Butler expostulated Thxs fluldltx exceeds ex en the IHCOIISISICIICX of the sands of QUSTIICF St Georges, uhlch could onlx be ox ercome bx laung rubble on con trete and of the gas mfeeted clax strata ln the QUHTIICF des 'Xlartx rs xxluth are so l1QU1d that a passage tould onlx be effected under the CJZIICTIC des Nlartx rs hx means of a east 1ron plpe CC . SRS . 1 ' ' ' 57 ' 2 ' I A 1 'l .la ,A 'I AF My . 1' 4 A , ' 4 6 , . Q Mm , ' A .M 53 'SY'- ' W H' ,J , 4 ,' Q if A Q ,gb Y' 3 ff' t, 1 'ern ., .Af f -.+ '.- ,-,.,.u A..,.A., 1 M Y Q V-Lf. I Y - 1 . . ' 7 ' I . 7 , . ,- . . . X . , . . , H . . . Y r v . . Y . . 1 A 1 , , . . 1 ' ,I - .' 9 . t , . Y N u I v Y x n - 4 A - Q 9 9 hundred ?wP't -efc 7 Y , There's a MATERIAL difference . Compliments 0 llgmpland llgnmher 1ljompanq 419 E. 8th at Lafayette Road CEdar 8531 NICOLS, BUSINESS TRAINING A DEAN gl DAY AND EVENING CLASSES f Individual Instruction Start Any Monday 4 All Business Subieds and Office Machines Free PIacemenf Service Besi of Facilifies AIso GI Training Free BuIIefin 63 E. PS'-I au 5fI'1 Sf. X CEC! C d 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Compllments of NORTH WESTERN HANNA FUEL COMPANY near 5' e al' . ' C pl t I LIPSCHULTZ BROS Compliments of TWIN CITY BRICK COMPANY fr Z:- X 2 l bw .1 WESTERN Rnrlcn VAcAnoN Slap mto your jeans and head your horse along proneer tralls to hldden trout streams mountaln meadows Take an oxermght paek trap mto the wilderness area where you may surprrse a grazmg deer or eateh a gllmpse ofa fat brown bear nn has faxorute berry pateh Youll never forget those meals on the tranl those starry evemngs around a camphre wtth songs of the old Northwest Tllp 4 ,Q 'N There are round ups and near by rodeos too nn fact there s fun and thrllls for every one on a real western dude ranch' And there are dozens of them all along the Northern Paeuhe lme The streamlmed NURIII KIMSI LIXIIIHD will whlsk you West ln perfect comfort and drop you rrght at the statron where your raneh car wnll be wantmg Send now for our free Dude Ranch Booklet Wrlfe G W RODINE Passenger Traffic Manager Q tl ff NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY 'CIF ws 3 ST PAULI MINNESOTA rl ,V -ag , Complhnenfs of PAPER, CALMENSON 8. COMPANY Iron and Steel Warehouse St. Paul, Minnesota SAINT PAUL LETTER CCD H B FAIRB NKS AND ASSOC! TE f?!7LS7fV6' CQMPLIMENTS OF HAYDEN MOTOR SALES, I80O University Ave. NE 7966 INC. fe: tcm O it m C KENNEDY BROS ARMS C0 Chatsworth Pharmacy Where the DlSCCfI11I1g Buyer Fmds 978 Grand Avenue at Chatsworth QUALITY and VARIETY Grand Avenue Grocery Complete PIGSCIIDIIOU and Meats Druq Store 794 796 Grand Ave DA 6501 VV 1291 Ch ag Marsh 8: McLennan INCORPORATED INSURANCE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ST PAUL MINN W h I' B sto B ff o us I P Hsb gh P 'g h :Jet Kcnhro - the in s in uhl 'C cquipmct and john T wlc nd ji Barn s know wh r to get it, . ' , . , . ic o New Yorlz San Francisco Detroit as ing on i ur Minneapolis o n u aI Cleveland Columb Indianapolis Milwaukee Du ufh St. Paul SI. Louis Los Angeles Phoenix Seattle Portland Vancouver Montreal Havana London axe one un Ir d CUIVIPLIMENTS UF AMERICAN HUIST 81 DERRICK HCOMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM FRIENDS IN THE SUNNY SOUTH THE MINNESOTA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE AGENCY E hS ll 'fr The Victor-Winter Agency OR S CONGRATULATIONS . . . AND BEST WIS!-IES DAWSON- PATTERSON printers Inc CONGRATULATIONS f tb CLASS OF 1950 CATERING LAMPERT LUMBER AND OIL COMPANY COMPANY I . O 0 O I-415 Marshall Avenue St. Paul NE. 6363 uTWenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea N, N ,,f K. Above or Below 7 The intellectual eipaelty of the Aeademv students Wls no more clearly' demonstrated th in it the 1949 lunior Senior Danee when Com minder R1 hird E Hirris ind Commodore lnhn M Towle recently returned from 1 sllblellleouw cruise, eulminited the discussion ot the eye ning in the inllmxing sum ntinn Tn our minds the adyantaves nt wLll7I1l1I'1D65 over surf :ee craft are inealeuable for the maneuy erability and elusiy eness ol the UBOats hue been proyed beyond 1 shadow of 1 doubt What ls more by means ot ballast tanks betyx een the hulls and unidshlps these remarkable unter-sees ire lble to earry on their vital work rarely detected by those on the surface. ln concluf sion any curtailment of submarine activities presents 1 definite menace to nur national security .' Fai, i 'fs 221 COMPLIMENTS QE CORNIN6 DONOHUE Inc. WE TAKE THIS Get That QPEQETUNTTY To CQNGEATULATE THE ST PAUL ACADEMY Cggk GN ITS Som ANNIVERSARY CGD S ROBERTAT SIXTH OLD PEORIA COMPANY INC X 0 Complirne-nfs of 740 Washingfon Avenue N. Minneapolis SCHNEIDER MOTORS INC. STUDEBAKER SALES and SERVICE Compliments ole Your Downtown Studebaker Friend Dealer L t se ' g yo be o pleasut 165 PLEASANT AVE CEd 2766 GRIGGS COOPER 8: COMPANY REMINDING You THAT H O M E B R A N D ood Food o the ta e SAINT PAUL ACADEMY BOYS ARE LOYAL TO SAINT PAUL TOO MANUFACTURED S P l by FARWELL OZMUN KIRK 81 COMPANY 6 FVII7 U ut e on the label means I G n bl l - are in aint au I I pate 5'-P 'v 32, ' Y P ffm -..wm h 1 -1.-