St Bernards School - Crusader Yearbook (Gladstone, NJ)

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RIFLE CLUB of marksmanship and theory, and competed in target shooting on the outdoor range for the School Trophy and the N.R.A. Medal. The School Trophy in 1951 went to Nicholas Sandborn and the N.R.A. Medal to Laurence Weymouth. In February the club went to Plainfield to see an exhibit of antique firearms. OFFICERS: Nicholas Sanborn '54, President, David Keller '54, Vice President, Henry Weymouth '54, Secretary, David Friedrichs '54, Treasurer, Mr. Francis W. Brain, Adviser. . MEMBERS: Richard Bates, Richard Brain, Elliot Case, Phillips Delaney, Edward Graham, Elliot Jones, Michael O'MaIIey, Chris Taft. ' RIDING CLUB Under the direction of Miss Henrietta Schenck, the Riding Club is one of the suc- cessful organizations of the school. A horse show was put on in May. OFFICERS: Kit Southward, President, David Hahn, Vice President, Charles Krauss, Secretary-treasurer, Mr. John Durward, Faculty Adviser. MEMBERS: Herbert Gaiss, Edward Graham, William Herbert, James Pruiksma, and Robin Smith. FORUM CLUB Through its weekly meetings and monthly meetings with the Student Body, the Forum Club made it possible for its members to speak on various topics of current interest. A field trip was made to the Herald Tribune Forum in New York. OFFICERS: Kurt Schneider '53, William Storms '53, Chairmen, Peter Randall '52, Secretary, Mr. William R. Deane, Faculty Adviser. MEMBERS: Robert Bladen, Donald Corinna, Merritt Ierley, Richard Bates, Rich- ard Regan, Jeffrey Stansbury, Booth Taggart, Gustavo Vivas, David Walkden, Henry Weymouth, and Laurence Weymouth. LIBRARY COMMITTEE With the help of Mrs. L. Tuttle, the Library Committee this year organized a cir- culating system and supervision rotation for the library. It also procured a few improve- ments and new books. MEMBERS: Albert Hart, Peter Hollander, Michael O'MaIIey, Kurt Schneider, Edwin Simpson, William Storms, DavidWard, and Laurence Weymouth. Mrs. Lloyd B. Tuttle, Librarian, Mr. Donald R. Williams, Faculty Adviser. MATHEMATICS CLUB The Mathematics Club's purpose is to encourage an interest in mathematics by its members. Work is done in astronomy, surveying, and mathematical puzzles. OFFICERS: Peter Randall '52, President, Henry Etheridge '53, Vice President, David Keller '54, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. William R. Deane, Faculty Adviser. MEMBERS: Richard Bates, David Friedrichs, Michael O'MaIIey, Richard Regan, Nicholas Sanborn, Kurt Schneider, Robin Smith, David Ward. SCIENCE CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Perley H. Pease, the Science Club got off to a great start this year. Through the organization members experiment and survey in the fields of astronomy, biology, physics, chemistry, and geolgy. fPlease turn to page fifty-eightj I40I

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