St Bernards School - Crusader Yearbook (Gladstone, NJ)

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Varsity Baseball The spring season started with twenty-nine boys signed up for Varsity Baseball and six lettermen returned for another try. The team had a rough schedule ahead of them but Coach Harold D. Nicholls predicted a good season. April 9 Eastern Academy Home May 3 College High Away April 12 Morristown Prep Away May 7 Hackettstown High School Home April 16 Monclair Academy Home May 10 Oratory School Home April 19 Oratory School Away May 14 Open April 23 Delbarton School Home May 17 Solebury School Away April 26 Open May 21 Delbarton School Away April 30 Montclair Academy Away May 28 Eastern Academy Away May 31 Morristown Prep Home Richard Brain, Donne Colton, Donald Corinna, Daniel Decher, Andrew Drysdale, Leroy Englund, Henry Etheridge, David Friedrichs, David Hahn, Albert Hart, Keith Hyer, David Keller, Bud Kress, Richard Laskey, Stuart Lundie, Michael Murray, Peter Nicholls, Phil Otis, Lars Persson, Kurt Schneider, Edwin Simpson, James Smith, Alan Steenson, Willliam Storms, Vincent Telesco, John Jacquemot lManagerJ and Raymond Denegar lAssistant Managerj. COMPLIMENTS OF SAMUEL J. KRESS SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS D. Ripley '52, President, P. Nicholls '53, Vice President, K. Schneider '53, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Perley H. Pease, Faculty Adviser. MEMBERS: T. Arntz, R. Bates, E. Case, B. Close, D. Colton, P. Delaney, R. Dorer, L. Englund, Henry Etheridge, Herbert Etheridge, D. Friedrichs, H. Gaiss, H. Green, D. Hahn, J. Hall, A. Hart, W. Herbert, M. lerley, J. Jacquemot, E. Jones, D. Keller, C. Krauss, R. Laskey, T. McGowan, M. O'Malley, P. Otis, J. Pruiksma, R. Regan, V. Resnevics, N. San- born, E. Simpson, C. Smith, R. Smith, E. Southward, R. Speck, R. Sykes, W. Walton, D. Ward, H. Weymouth, R. Wheatley, and W. Whitney. DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club this year was organized by Mr. John Durward and put on three productions. The first was the annual Christmas Pageant named The Nativity . Pauline Phelps' production of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte was put on by some ofthe mem- bers with some of the young ladies of Miss Gill's School. In addition a night was devoted to a series of one act plays, the principal one being One Special for Doc by Milton Geiger. MEMBERS: John Cary, Donne Colton, Phillip Delaney, Raymond Denegar, David Friedrichs, Edward Graham, Joel Hall, Albert Hart, Elliot Jones, Charles Kane, David Keller, Stuart Lundie, Thomas McGowan, Peter Nicholls, Phillip Otis, Peter Randall, Kurt Schneider, Edwin Simpson, Kit Southward, Jeffrey Stansbury, William Storms, Chris Taft, Gustavo Vivas, David Walkden, David Ward, William Whitney, Francis Wood, and Arthur Zack. FARM CLUB The Farm Club opened again last Spring with four members and Mr. Brown, the farm superintendent, as the staff adviser. The boys were excused from various spring sports so that they might help with the farm work after school. Two of the four members assisted exercising and schooling the horses, and the other two assisted with the Spring tilling and clearing of the land. Members are: Hal Green, Joel Hall, Don Ripley, and Bob Speck. L581

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