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B2 ti , ES. in bi' Q K 2 a 7 ggi' ...if Q K it ' ez... of '50 The Fifth Form, consisting of 38 pupils, is the third largest of the four Upper School Forms. Represented in this Form is every kind of student, from the comic to the grind. The class average at midl terms was 73.5. Athletically the Form has a large percentage of participation, forty-two per cent of the boys engage in some sport during the year. Especially noteworthy are Clayton in football and Schwadron in basketball. ln the scholastic department Brooks, Groten, Schwad- ron, and Seligman deserve special notice. Greg 'Giebel is renowned throughout the school as the class clown. A great many Fifth Formers are active in the clubs. Charles Elias is secretary of the Current Affairs Club and a member of the Debat- ing Club, as are Groten, Hallett, and Seligman. Clayton is one of the heads of the Sacristans' Guild. Seligman is a member of the Photography Club and is also photography editor of the Record. Hallett is sports editor of the Record and manager of several ath- letic teams. Representatives of the Form in the Radio Club are Pol- lard and Reichers. During the past year to build up their treasury, the Form put on a drive to sell personalized stationery and realized a tidy amount. Leading the Fifth Form is president John Clayton, while Harley Schwadron is vice-president, John Nottingham is secretary, and Edward Macaulay is treasurer. Glass 761 The Fourth Form, led by president Harris, vice-president Guido, secretary Strohmeyer, and treasurer Murphy has distinguished itself in school activities. Scholastically the class is one of the best in the school, the names of Fisher, Petzinger, Moss, Strohmeyer, Guido, and Murphy con- tinually being seen onthe Honor Roll. . rf. sf.. . . ,-W. r v It , -. ., w ty rv.-,,,,,y. ,gyms - .H Ax . -- , f ,,r-.-.. .s., '- Q---..L The Fourth Form is also well represented in the Photography Club and the Current Affairs Club. The Radio Club is headed by William Lawry and Thomas Morrione. ln the Stewart Society we find A, Brown, R. Whittaker, and Hein. Athletically this group is well represented. ln the fall, playing varsity football were R. Whittaker, Harris, Mardick, Bianes, Hein, and Franklin, while on the soccer field we found Hough, Wagner, Murphy, Morrione, and Strohmeyer. During the winter Moss, Hein, and Wagner could be found on the basketball court. Representing the'Form in wrestling were R. Whittaker, Lane, Haynes, and Ladd. This spring many of the group will be trying for places on the base- ball and track squads. Glass C910 '62 Ably led by president Turnbull, vice-president Piretra, secretary Reichers, and treasurer O'Donnell, the Third Form has proved itself to be a very versatile class. Scholastically they are led by O'DonnelI, Reichers, and Turnbull, but the names of Batterson, Durando, Jose- ponis, and Tulbert are also frequently to be seen on the Honor Roll. Athletically the group is well represented. Don Lister received his varsity wrestling letter, while Joseponis and Khanamirian grap- pled for the Jayvee. On the Third Form football team were Beckett, Brown, Campbell, DeRonde, Ferrara, Khanamirian, Ladew, Long- necker, Lucas, Monitto, Nicosia, O'Donnell, Piretra, and Shurtleff. In soccer Durando managed the varsity, while Hof and the Getz brothers played Jayvee. Ferrara and Papadeas played Jayvee bas- ketball. During the spring many of the Form competed for places on both the baseball and track teams. As for club activities, the Form cannot be omitted. Hogan and Tulbert are in the Photography Club, Hogan and Reichers are in the Current Affairs Club, and Hogan is in the Radio Club. ln addition, a number of the boys served in the Servers' Guild. With a class of such varied interests-studies and clubs-the Third Form ought to be very successful in their stay at St. Paul's. 45
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