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

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ROBERT E. MITCHELL Record Staff '40, Glee Club '41, Here we have the living and breathing counterpart of Harold Teen, even down to the bow tie. His lack of energy reflects itself in his preparation for work. Usually it's iust too much effort. We'll be seeing you around, Bob! Although he has only been with us a year, his good nature and ready wit have made him many friends. Especially will we remember him as the best of our drivers, the way in which he can whip a card around is a treat. ...GARDEN CIT RICHARD C. MORSE E SAN 2, gg- zvzccizsm'-.xl 6 if EH? v ll :gg 'I SINVNUH 1 - ' '9Isn'105 gg, ......... up Els 55 9? --M . .. -24' Varsity Football '40, Varsity Basketball '40, Varsity Baseball '41, At last! Gentlemen, we present the Lord lligh lm- perial Potentate of the Kindergarten and King of the Kids. However, don't be fooled by his official title, for Moose is one of the roughest, toughest athletes ever to attend St. PauI's, and no one can tell you different, especially Dick. Our own pet organizer with an ever- present readiness to roughhouse, he possesses a happy smile and a good nature that has made many friends for him. Page Nineteen

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ELLERY W. MANN, JR. One of those admirable individuals who believe that it is better to be seen than heard. Ellery would prob- ably be one of our highest ranking students if there were no cars, no parties, and none of the fairer sex in this world. Should you be strolling down Cathedral Avenue some day and see a grinning fellow in a Lincoln Zephyr streak by you and turn into a driveway just two jumps ahead of a host of pursuing little white cars, don't be alarmed. lt will only be El playing tag with the cops. 15,1545 Qyfgriiecctcgkgg-'fb N is EEE , wg 6 1, sa gi i J I 22,-.,.EL:4:'.t:p':4',.-got . K 0 , alsmo ' 1, ff- ,, 1 . ' -- . Q' IQ ' is V L ' I I. ROBERT E. M1LEs J. V. Baseball '38, '39, '40, League Basketball '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Record Staff '40, Feature Editor of Record '4l, Editor-in-Chief of Sigillum '41, XVhen the jive waxes hot in little old jamaica Town, it is said that Bob really goes places. ln school, how- ever, this quiet, unassuming Saint has nonchalantly gotten such good marks that even in his junior year he became head boy of the school. We're not saying nice thing about him just because he's our boss, the editor-in-chief of the Sigillum, but we truly believe his code of live and let live will make him popular and successful wherever he goes, Iaqt Enqbteeu

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E- SAN ov 'E.:ECCLESIA .? ima! ,Q ISSINVNHH u' S JOHN H. MCKEON Varsity Football '40, Varsity Basketball '39, '40, Varsity Baseball '40, '41, Asst. Business Manager of the Sigillum '41, Senior Council '41, lf you should meet someone mumbling: lf l get a C in French, I can get out of study hall, you need not think twice to know that it's Mac. This seems to be his main ambition in life. Though the Romance languages are his weakness, he cuts a mean figure in athletics, for he is a three-letter man and has earned each one of them. Possessor of a ready humor that is popular with boys but not with masters, Mac has many qualities which make him a good man for Amherst. T. PAUL'S SCHOOL ,t ,. ..... it 'O ing, 0' 'sv X: 32 giv es IS al GEORGE G. PERRY League Football '39, League Basketball '40, '41, Liter- ary Editor of Sigillum '41. He's an old cowhand from the corner drug-store. He likes chocolate sodas, but girls even more. Yes, here is a real plainsman from old Kentucky, a true Boone to the school. George has indeed gained fame by making stooging a profession, yes, even an art, by contributing inside dope to S. 8: S. Still George is a lovable soul and his cherubic smile will certainly win over all West Point if some mean, nasty, old upper classman doesn't become impertinent to him and cause him to have a stroke of apople-high blood pressure. Paqg 'Tu enly