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STEWART The Stewart Society is the newest organization at Ped- die, the Blue and Wliite Key at Blair, and the St. Paul's. lt corresponds to the Cold Key at Open Door at Lawrenceville. The society was start- ed in the winter ot 1053 hy a committee comprised ol the iunior and senior class otlicers and the captains ol the maior sports in conjunction with the former lleadmaster, the Reverend Canon lfrnest Sintield, and the cluh adviser, Mr. lflwyn lillis. These students wished to estahlish an organization for the pttrpose of greeting visiting athletic teams and of providing them with courteous attention dttring their stay at St, Paul's. Since that time, however, several other duties have heen assigned to the society. Thev see that all visitors to the school are well re- ceived and have memhers of the organization act as ushers at the various school functions during the year, such as Parents' Night and the Christmas Pageant. Nlemhership in the Stewart Society is honorary, and students eligihle for memhership have to he memhers ol the sophomore, iunior, or senior classes. Membership is hased on the prospective cantl?date's all-around Lt-ll to ritilit: Spurrier, Maclnnes, Nagle, Seilve Corn, Cihson, A SOCIETY character, his activities, his leadership qualities, and his scholarship. lilections are held twice a year, once in Decemher and once in May. The latter election is for the purpose of tilling the vacancies caused hy those memhers who are to he graduated from thc school. The former election is held to till any vacancie- which tnay exist during that year, Those students who were memlwers of the societj last year and who have heen graduated are Sheridai Arpert, Stephen Ball, Richard Burch, George llennig, Donald Plttmp, Richard Pooley, Frank Stetson, and liredericlt XVehster. Current memhers of the society are president llenry llot, secretary Patil Klinedinst, Rohert Cron, james Levy, Frederick Moss, Frederick Nagle, Rohert Spurrier, and Frederick Stutzmann. The memlvers from the iunior class are Gregory Gila' son, Donald Kittell, Stanley Lomax, Thomas Nlaclnnes, and XX'illiam Seihert, and from the sophomore class Stewart Smith, The club adviser is Mr. lflwyn lillis to whotn the society owes a great deal of thanks for helping the society attain the high level ot respect which it enioys in the school. rt, Lomax, Klinedinst, Smith, Mcfirath, Levy, lxittell, loss, Hof, Stutzmann. Page Toi ly-cittlil S
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ST. PALIIJS RECORD For the past io years the St. Pauls Record has been the ollicial publication ol the school. Belore it came into existence, the Chevron and the St. Paul's Life were the two periodicals published by the students. The lormer was discontinued a lew years belore the turn ol the century, while the latter was replaced by the Record in 1018. Under the invaluable guidance ol the faculty ad- viser, Mr. lflwyn Ellis, the stall, comprised ol news reporters, sports reporters, photographers, and those interested in business, headlines, and makeup, is able to put together ten times during the school year a lour page paper consisting ol news of special interest to the students, the faculty, and the alumni. ln addition to the usual news of sports and general occurrences around St. Paul's, the Record has several columns which have proven to be very popular be- cause ol their humor and interesting sidelights. Such columns are Saints and Sinners, a humorous expose ol student deeds and mis-deeds, and the Seniors ol the XX'eek, an inside view ol members ol the Sixth Form. Other columns appearing are till Years Ago, Did You Know, Alumni News, and the editorials. At the appearance ol each issue, the circulation stall sends out copies to the more than SU schools with which we exchange papers. From these papers interesting lacts can be gleaned and used in the Rec- ord. Each year the New York Times holds a clinic lor preparatory school editors. From this clinic, valu- able information concerning the presentation ol news and the symmetry ol newspaper columns can be ac- quired and pllt to use to make our school publication easier to read and tnore interesting. The maiority ol the members ol the stall have done an excellent iob this year in keeping their work ol the highest quality, in sending the Record out to its many subscribers, and in acquiring the ads necessary to linance part ol the publication of the paper. ln keeping the Record at a high level ol excellence both in content and in appearance, Mr. Ellis, our adviser, deserves the thanks ol the stall. lfditor-in-chief ol' this year's Record was Paul Kline- dinst. lle was assisted by managing editor james Levy, assignment editor Robert Cron, sports editor Frederick Stutzmann, business manager Thomas Niac- lnnes, circulation editor llric XVeaver, and photo- graphic editor Peter deManio. Special mention lor line services rendered should also be made to Burt Angrist, Henry llol, Charles Vanderlrlill, Peter de- Manio, Eric Weatfer, Donald Kittell, and Stan Lomax. At the end ol the season the Record stall is re- warded with a line steak dinner at Rothmannls, and those members ol the stall who have served lor two or more years are rewarded with silver or gold Rec- ord keys. Strrixiar Stuzmann, Klinedinst, l.evy, Wfeaver. STANDING: Mac- lnnes, Cron, delvlanio. Parte For tv-seiieii
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'itox r Row: Pierce, Alexander, iaerenltlau, lilalxe, Marchisot- o, l'irt-tra. Sizrxown Row: A. Qeller, llansen, Lister, Slater, legan, Stewart Smith Tiilitim low: l'etrott, Ciron, Lather X'illian1s, llehlanio, Klinetlinst. SACRETANSCIHLD The Sacristans Guild was organized in IW-i8 lor the purpose ol assisting the chaplain at all chapel serv- ices. The Upper School memhers read Morning Pray- er, say the Litany, and serve at lloly Communion, while the Lower School memhers act as acolytes. Co- presidents ol the organization are Rohert Cron and Peter deklanio. Niemhers ol' the Guild are Ronald Petrou, Rohert Stoher, llenry lloi, Paul Klinedinst, Thomas Slater, Stewart Smith, Victor Regan, Adam Keller, and Robert llansen. The acolytes are Alexander, W'illiams, Pire- tra, Blake, Marchisotto, Lister, Ladd, liaerenldau, Pierce, Carmany, and Elias. CUN1LAUDE The Cum Laude Society was organized in Nitro at the Tome School in .N'1aryland, and in 1932 the St, l'aul's chapter was installed. The society is nation wide and contains approximately 3tI,tttJtI memhers, ol which the maiority are males. Its purpose is to en' courage and to reward high scholastic achievement in secondary schools. To he elected to membership in the St. I'aul's chapter a senior IHLISI maintain an average oi 85 per cent lor two and one half years. Occasionally a iunior may he admitted to memhership il, at the end of two years, he has maintained an average of Slit per cent. Tlte memhers of the St. Paul's chapter are presi- dent lilwyn lfllis, .Nlessers Uolheare, Smith, liischolli, Paul Klinedinst, Fric XY'eaver, and liredericlc Nagle, SI'l l'INtiZ Messers. Smith, Dol- lveare, and lillis. lS'l'ANlHNl1: W'eaver, Klinedinst, Nagle, and Mr. liischolll.
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