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

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THE SIGILLUM STAFF... All through the first term and through a great part of the second, the seniors talked about publishing a 1941 Sigillum, but never did they do any more than just that-tulle. Finally, however, a concen- tration of opinion forced the class to call a meeting to thresh out the question. After all the arguments had been put forth, the seniors voted almost unani- mously to attempt the publication of a yearbook. Thus the l94I Sigillum was born, im- mediately the heat and fever of the work began. The brief time left to accomplish the work necessitated continuous grind- ing. However, the book slowly assumed shape until this, the complete work, was submitted to the printer. Now the staff slumps back to review it, weary, but proud of the fact that it has come through despite the hardships on every side. hlilor in fflvicl . . .,,..... Roislam' Mums Business filumuler ., ,. , ,. . . .JAMES Svvlaltsorv Lilemrv Pdilors W1l.1.1A,x1 BiaNNl1'i'r, CllARl.I2S BRoWN, MANl.l5Y Goonsvman, ,lssismnl 'liusiiwss Zllanatler . Cisokcsis Piaiuzv, PERRY Wll.l.lAMS .. ,. ,.,, joim Mc:KnaoN Vude 'Thirty Fu L'

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SENIOR COUNCIL O F F I C E R S PERRY W1I.I.lAMs, Clmirlmm EDVUIN BRANDENBURG jo:-IN COMIERIIORD MANLIQY Coonsmaiso joim MCKl3oN FREDERICK KREUSCHER Early in the First term the Senior Council was elected by the Senior Class. The Council, whose function in former years has been to promote school spirit and aid in the government of the stu- dent body, has taken a more active course this year and undertaken, in ad- dition to the old, some new assign- ments. These are mainly: to keep the Pa qc Thirty-Tour library open during all the morning periods, to maintain order in the Senior Common Room, to preside over the study hall in the absence of a master, to prohibit smoking in the school, to pro- hibit the destruction of school property, to encourage school spirit, and to en- force cleanliness in and about the school.

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THE RECORD The Saint Paul's Record, the oFFicial publication of the school, appears twenty-live times during the school year. lts staff is chosen, after having been finely weeded out, from the Lipper four classes of the school and it is their job to collect enough odd bits of news to till tour pages-these odd bits of news usu- ally containing extra-curricular activi- ties, alumni notes, and items of general interest to the student body. STAFF Edwin Brandenberg '41, Robert Cam- eron '43, William Deevy '43, David Elliott '42, Robert Moore '42, Robert Neuman '43, Willis Rogers '42, Robert Scott '41, Charles Sandford '45 ELWYN A. Ei.i.1s, Taciilty Jhlniser Ta ye lThirtY'.Six EDITORIAL BOARD Perry Williams '41 :Editor Robert Bellucci '41 ltusiizess fllnmuter Manley Coodspeed '41 flluiztitjimj Eftiitor Frederick Kreuscher '41 News tftlitor Robert Miles '41 l'Ft.'lttttt'L' clfttitor' William Bennett '41 Sports Efditor Paul Boehm '42 Sports Efttitor Tracy Clute '42 Jtdnertisiiztj Jltiizmtw Richard Barrett '42 Circulation Tltamuler George King '42 Efxclmiule Blamuler