St Bernards School - Crusader Yearbook (Gladstone, NJ)

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THOMAS T. TINGLE Entered September 1946 J. V. Football 2B Varsity Football 3B, 4B, 5B Varsity Basketball 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B Varsity Baseball 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B Tennis Doubles Champ. 3 Class Vice-President 2, 4 Class President 3 President Student Council 4 Glee Club 3 - Choir 2, 3, 4, 5 Assistant Organist 2, 3, 4, 5 Athletic Cup Award 3, 4 Guild of St. Stephen 2, 3, 4, 5, Spirit of Clarivaux 2, 3, 4, 5 Year Book-Athletics 5 151 KN MR. ROBERT C. ROBINSON Sixth Form Class Adviser

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JACK T. SCHULER Entered September 1949 J. V. Football 5 Varsity Baseball 5 Choir 5 Twelfth Night Jester 5 Year Book-Activities 5 14 ANTHONY J. D'AP0l.ITO Entered September 1949 Varsity Football 5B Varsity Basketball 5B Varsity Baseball 5B Year Book-Secretary 5 I J

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flllatass flgrupheng EXTRUH! EXTRUH! resounded on every corner in Times Square and along Broadway. The Metropolis was alerted. The great news had just left the press that finally the world-renowned debaters would clash. Dr. Alan Block and Professor John Chadsey Turner IV were to debate in Madison Square Garden, a topic that had stirred the nation. Dr. Alan Block is to defend The Sovereignty of the White Man versus Professor John Chadsey Turner's plea for The Equality of All Men. Although these two proponents were once classmates at St. Bernard's School, they were now eager verbally to tear each other to pieces, limb for limb. The momentous day in American History had arrived. Mr. Ralph Lien, now head of the Eastern District of the Federal Bureau of Investigation was standing by with his cohorts to prevent pandemonium. This Mr. Lien was once a class-mate of the two famous debaters. News travels speedily. Reservations for the great event are made by Mr. Peter Basilon, owner of a chain of five restaurants, by the Messrs. Jack Schuler, Dick Clarvoe, Walter Mahn, and Bill Horner, owners of the Bee Hive Farms, Inc., foremost producers of dairy products and high grade beef cattle in the United States, also, by the Honorable Donald Van Etten, governor-elect of the Sovereign State of New York. Mr. Roger Conduit, chief engineer of the new East River Bridge, and Dr. Allan Whatley, famous ortho- dontist of Newark, N. J., likewise sent in their application for seats. This was a most particular list of reservations, because twenty years ago these gentlemen composed the graduating class of the famous St. Bernard's School located in Gladstone, which was now known as Glad-City, New Jersey. Will fate bring these men together, or will they slip in and out of Madison Square Garden, without noticing each other? We find the answer on March 'I, 1970. In one of the waiting rooms of the Garden, we discover Dr. Block and Prof. Turner comparing notes of the days at old S.B.S. There is a loud knock on the door. lt opens and in troop Messrs. Lien, Horner, Schuler, Clarvoe and Mahn. Dr. Block meets them with a rapid-fire greeting and Prof. Turner embraces each one of them with his never-lost cordiality. This fraternal reunion had barely subsided, when in steps Dr. Allan Whatley, Messrs. Peter Basilion and Roger Conduit. Uproar follows and iust as suddenly ceases when his Excellency, H61