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

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THE SIC-ILLUM The Sixth Form takes pride in presenting the i959 Sigillum, which is designed not only to depict the activities of the Form but also to review the activities of the student body as a whole. To publish the annual, the Form elected Michael Adams editor-in-chief, William Lister business manager, and Adrian Courtenay photography editor. lt was Adams' job to map out the book and assign the various articles, while Lister and his staff had to go out to solicit the advertisements necessary to pay for the proiect. The important iob of taking and selecting candids was handled by Courtenay and his staff. Our thanks go to Mr. Elwyn Ellis for his valuable advice and assistance, for without his help this Sigillum would not have been possible. lt was he who guided us to our final goal, the publication of this annual, Our thanks, also go to Heagen Bayles, Jon Brenner, David Carver, William Kron, Wade Leary, Richard Levy, David Maynard, Frank Nicolai, Claudio Torres, Andrew Vissicchio, Fifth Former Larry Seligman, and Fourth Former Arthur Durando, and others for the help they gave in writing, soliciting advertisements, and taking pictures. The editor and his staff certainly hope that their efforts of this past year meet with your approval. Sitting: Mallett, Bayles. Standing: Nicolai, Lister, Paulsen. -0- Lister, Adams, Courtenay Cgtixtil, orm mance ommittee As in former years, a committee was elected by the Sixth Form to devise ways and means of raising funds for the class gift. This year the committee initiated a new plan. This was the magazine subscription drive which replaced the customary selling of stationery, Although the goal was not reached, the drive was most successful, so successful indeed that our suc- cessors are planning to stage the same sort of drive next year. The gifts of the Forms to the school have fulfilled some great needs. For instance, the new football stands, which replaced the old splinter ridden stands, were the gift of '57, The group of '58 presented the beautiful crucifix and six candle sticks for the altar, as well as many other useful items., We hope this year to accumulate sufficient money for several marble plaques for the study hall and a new grand stand for the baseball field.

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