St Bernards School - Crusader Yearbook (Gladstone, NJ)

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Croyden Hall, Atlantic Highlands, N. J., proved an easy target, as Oliver and Schneider tallied 18 points each. Final score: S.B.S. 50, Croyden Hall 31. The league-leading Eastern Academy entertained the Saints, only to defeat the Big Red. Final score: S.B.S. 34, Eastern 82. Morristown School traveled to Gladstone and avenged their previous defeat despite Oliver's high scoring. Final score: S.B.S. 51, Morristown 72. St. Bernard's traveled to Montclair Academy only to lose. Oliver scored 21 points. Final score: S.B.S. 40, Montclair 55 The final game was played at Hun School, without the services of Oliver. Final score: S.B.S. 12, Hun 48. Lower School Football Mr. Donald Williams' Lower School grid stars split their season somewhat evenly. They lost to Peck and Short Hills, but defeated Far Hills and Wardlaw. The team members: Kress, McCree, VanMiddlesworth, Saad, Sanborn, Mclntyre, H. Etheridge, Moyka, Zack, Herbert, lerley, Schweikert and Costigan. Lower School Baslcetball The members of this team had a great time playing, although their season was not very successful. The team consisted of Hollander, H. Etheridge, Herbert, lerley, Krauss, McCree, Kress CCaptainJ, and VanCleve. Their schedule: Delbarton, Wardlaw, Peck, Wardlaw, Short Hills. Varsity Baseball This year, Coach Harold D. Nicholls has a large group of new boys, along with a few veterans. It is difficult to predict the season, but the team is working hard during practice and is bound to have a fine spirit. A new pitching machine has been donated to the School, which is helping Mr. Nicholls develop some real sluggers . APRIL Eastern Academy at Gladstone 3:00 APRIL Morristown School at Gladstone 3:00 APRIL Oratory School at Gladstone 3:00 APRIL Delbarton School at Morristown 3:30 APRIL Morristown School at Morristown 3:00 MAY Wardlaw School at Plainfield 3:00 MAY College High at Gladstone 3:00 MAY Montclair Academy at Montclair 4:00 MAY Hackettstown High at Hackettstown 3:00 MAY Oratory School at Summit 3:00 MAY Solebury School at Gladstone 3:00 MAY Montclair Academy at Gladstone 3:30 MAY Alumni at Gladstone 10:30 MAY Delbarton School at Gladstone 3:30 MAY Wardlaw School at Gladstone 3:30 MAY Eastern Academy at Paterson 3:00 L501

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FORUM CLUB Under the direction of Mr. William R. Deane, the members of this club discussed problems associated with national and international affairs. Officers President .......... ,,...,.......,,........ .... J a y Thomas Perkins Vice-President ....,...... .... B everly L. Walter Secretary-Treasurer ...,.. .......,,........ , .. .. Jeffrey Stansbury Members Howard Oliver, Walter Carr, David Walkden, Laurence Weymouth, Peter Randall, Henry Etheridge, Kel Carter, Donald Corinna, Philip Otis, and Henry Weymouth. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT The annual Christmas Pageant was produced under the direction of Mr. Warren Rohrer. The following students participated in the production: Harold Lunn, Donald Ripley, Robert Speck, Peter Randall, John Jacquemot, Keith Hyer, Elliot Case, Nicholas Sanborn, William Herbert, Richard Saad. Mrs. William Tickner played the role of the Virgin Mary. MATHEMATICS CLUB This club was organized in February 1950, to foster interest in mathematics by doing field work with surveying instruments and classroom experiments. Officers President ........... ............,... ...... K e nneth Crombie '51 Vice-President ............. .........,, W alter Carr '51 Secretary-Treasurer ........ ....,.................. ...... A r thur Ward '51 Members Peter Randall, Booth Taggart, Kel Carter, Henry Etheridge, James Young, David Friedrichs, Henry Weymouth and Michael O'MaIley. LIBRARY COMMITTEE This organization did an excellent iob as librarians, and in the general mainten- ance of the materials of the library. Mr. Donald Williams is the adviser of the corn- mittee. The members are: Harold Lunn, Laurence Weymouth, Peter Randall, Kel Car- ter, Alan Steenson and David Keller. I5-21