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

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Page ren KWH: P 2 WALTER LEEDS CHAPIN Sergeant in Military Second Team Football Second Team Hockey President Senior Class Tennis Squad Ski Squad Prize Speaking Otis Cup Senior Manual of Arms Glee Clulo Crack Squad Dramatic Club Stage Force Now 84 Then As the soft airs of Chopin ls 6' Polonaisel' drift into the Hall, a shriek of anguish emerges from heneath the brim ot' a regulation hop-hat. 4'Foe'ev H c-ries the tormented one '4Oh F7 . 7 7 7 all is lost-the Good Herr has gone square on us HH The tormented one is none other than Walter Chapin . . . HC'liapl', besides being the Down Beat of the Class ot' 1953, is also President ot' the elass. He has distinguished himself in the fields of oratory, dramaties, and Dean- room politics, and has also maintained high grades throughout his seven years at the sehool. Getting hack to music, Walt is the leader of a five-pieee combo that Hreally moves . He has become well-known throughout the city for his Hlirazy Katl' hrand of music-. Some name him most likely to take Whoopee Jolm's place on 'l'.T'. Let's all wish our Glorious Leader good luck in music' and politics, and perhaps, someday, We'll have a President who ean really heat those 88's ....

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JOHN MARSHALL BUDD, JR. Technical Sergeant in Military Managerial Staff Varsity Manager Advertising Manager SPAR Color Guard Glee Club A Cappella Stage Manager Dramatic Award! Here is the llltlll lIl0St responsihle for tl1e 1953 Spar. As adve1'tisi1'1g manager, he has had the unpleasant task ol' attempting to l'l1l'11lSll tllQ yearhook with enough Where- withal to suhsist on. Never an overly generous fi11a11eie1', lJuek's ef-ono111ieal tendeneies were 111agnil'ieently evident l1e rel'used to allocate even Milne pe1111y for your blasted l'lll5l50I' cement! 77 John has other distinctive qualities, ll0t the least of Whieh is his eligibility l'o1' the armed lorees. 'Voted The lll2ll1 11l0Sl likely to go, John is i11deed tl1e enyy of l1is elass. '4Duc'k's superior stage settings are surpassed Ullly hy l1is scientific- know- ledge ol' the llQlltl'0llS and 0lE'C'll'0llS. .Xs Mr. lil'2lYlS personal understudy, he has helped lIl0l'0 llltlll 0119 wayward senior pass those dreaded BlUllflklf'-BlHl'lllHgI Physic-s tests. As a glorious part leader, Duc-k has fll'llllJllSl.l'Zlll'll his u1111sual interest in Music' the actually enjoyed Hf'll1ll to llianal, and at ll0lllQ l1is record eolleetions range from intiniate Hlllflillllllll to Benny Goodman. Truly a talented tot, .lohn is expeeted to hroaden his pl'10llO1'll0ll- al range of experience in the luture. - +.- f gy fLaPEKT'7 0F FE - , un: soc1EfY FO'- Xv Z A, y p gamosn Ilcllsrtll , X :av A nuwufnervlfxs- l 1 S . 1 , , . 1 1 TY QE , Hll,?f.1E:1lN , :fe oe 23.4 ,J I 6 0 X 1 1 1 1 gi: X :IX ', I. nu.. '. QL, 1, fee, Q X 4' 5 f . J. - - , . :' 'l f 'K ' I 'I 7- ': Rny'o if 9 l ll, vnc - uulrllu 0 I 3 Page nine l 4

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JOHN SAN BORN CLAPP Captain ol Varney Company President Fil+h Form Presiclent of Student Council Dramatic: Club Glee Club A Cappella Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Manager Crack Squad John Clapp is a name that will ho reiiienilierefl around tho At-adeiiiy for ai long' tinie. He has uccoiiiplislled inany things during his stay here in spite ot ai definite health problem. lnnnedizitely up- on his return l'l'O11l Asheville School in South Carolina, he proved himself still popular by living elec-tvfl class president. His lmiggest siimfess in that cfapacity Was in bringing clown to eurtli the soinewlmt unrealistic views of tho class. The follow- ing your he was elevteid presiflvnt of the Stuflcint Counvil. John has proved his grit hy zittmliptilig to Qntvl' Various athletic' competitions: hut has had to liinit his efforts to iliziiuzigiiig, lwcariso of 21 had asthniaticf Condition. John has tho dubious honor of having' the worldas lzu'g'c+st collvvtion ol' liand-knit Argfylv socks. 'llhe young' niairlons of tho Twin Cities do not seein to realize that all John is interostocl in is the pattern ot' the socks they are knittiiigsg. He has also proved himself vzipahle in the clruniatic- und military depmtiiioilts. However, if for nothing' else he will always he 1'llIll0l1llJ9l'0Cl l'or exvvlliiig as host on the Weelwml of May second, 1952. ' rw fr fffFl1'UKE MINKZ 753 Z L, b f fi lx lg X Q -3 A 5, 1 H9131 1 . l l Q J? , i l' f, dll xl Bk' 'i i ll C l Tx-,CLAFP 0 a Sig Page eleven