St Pauls School - Sigillum Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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6 SA OV 'frsccusm I CHARLES R. BROWN j. V. Baseball '41, Boxing '41, Literary Editor of Sigillum l41. Crash, wham-the battle of the giants! Yes, when the school floors creak and the walls rock, we know that Chas. and Ctink are roughing it up again. At heart, though, Charlie is really a scholar, as is shown by the interest he takes every morning to be sure his friends have done their homework properly- for him. Still, no mater how you consider him-chubby or chucky-you can't help liking this comfortably plump son of Saint Paul's. v I I SINVNHH 01 S 11396 .PAULS SCHOOL , ..... ...,, 07, -Int , 5' ? H-N .... ....-for' RAYMOND A. BURKLAND League Football '39, League Basketball 39, Boxing '40, Varsity Tennis '39, Badminton '39, Cheer Leader '40 ,'4l, Record Staff '40. The old order changeth, yielding to the new seems to be Ray's philosophy, and he carries it out in his astounding theories, which will surely change the set-up of things that are. Donlt get the idea that Ray is a Iilllc scatterbrained, for he isn't-a little. llc is our champion fender bender and iuggernaut of the highways, so he says, and one of the best of Span- ish athletes. Nevertheless, Ray will surely settle down and when he does something is bound to happen, for he is one of the brainiest guys we know. I uqe fourteen

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XXIILLIAM H. BI5NNie'r'r Ill Ci Varsity Tennis '39, '40, '41, Boxing '41, League Bas- ketball '40, '41, Manager of Varsity Football '41, Clee Club '39, '41, Record Stahl '40, Sports liditor of Rec- ord '41, Literary Editor of Sigillum '41, Bill is one of our best students, and we have yet to see the honor roll on which his name has not appeared. Ever eager to be helpful, he will even go out of his way to give aid, and never will he take any credit for what he does. llis good nature makes him the best of pals. lt's hard not to take him seriously, yet we will always remember Bill as the fellow who knocks on the door before entering his own room. E SAN O? U ECCLESIAW2? 1 G M-31 fg Q I SINVNHH 0181110 4 ...... .... ,p . ...'1.'6 f ' 15? Wg ,li ss li 5 2:- l I I p ' ' 'W E 5 -' Ci l EDWIN C. BRANDENBURG League Basketball '40, Ring Committee '40, Senior Council '40, Record Staff '40, Although Slick may not have dominated Saint Paul's as he did his former institution of learning, Rah, Rah, Ray High School, where he was Mrs. Soiamtellink- youse's pet, still Ed has carved his niche in our old Alma Mater by being elected to the Senior Council as well as by becoming a stalwart veteran of that mem- orable bunch of basketball heroes, The l3rost's Flops . Page 1Thir!uen

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JOHN C. COMERFORD Varsity Football '40, Varsity Basketball '40, Varsity Baseball '41, Senior Council '40. ,lack is the strong, sflent man ol the class of '41 whose activities cover many lields. Our idea of the typical Senior Council man, he has proved to be just that, to the woes of some. Indeed, he seems to do everything well, as you would know if you had ever seen him playing on the gridiron, court or diamond. As for his studies, he even does those well. lt must be because he's in love and remaining true to the little girl back home. That seems to be the only possible solution! E SAN E lmlvl I-i.,.slNvwnu .- 5 '9ISa1'X0 ogPrf:z'a:z:a?'o6 0 ' m 7 5 7- uk N, -1 G W E 4, X, i 5 r ? . . 'i E .-4 l I ' W f I' 9? ..,,, ,,,...- bo HENRY E. FROST, JR. Varsity Football '39, Capt. Varsity Football '40, League Basketball '39, '40, '41, Varsity Baseball '40, '41, C-lee Club '39. Captain of that famous league basketball team, Frostie's Flops, Henry, as everyone will agree, is one of the best. Occasionally, he finds studies a terrible bore. No, he isn't dumb! He just has so many extra- curricular activities. Not every boy can boast an aver- age of three admiring onlookers a day to watch him practice football or baseball. Oh, to be a captain! Some people believe he should be dubbed king of the library, for it is a treat to hear the stories he tells while he is studying OJ there. P aqc Tiflccn