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

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Nigel G. Weeks Nigel will certainly be remembered as an independent thinker or at least as an individual. Certainly the faculty will recall with pleasure Nige1's inquiring mind and provacative questioningg the students will recall his engaging personality. Nigel has done much at St. Paul's. He has lettered in Track and is Captain of the Cross-Country Team. He works for the Vision,' and the Record , and as well has made several vital contributions to this years Sigillum. He has made many friends as a clerk in the candy store. Nigel hopes to study pre-med. at Harvard, Johns Hopkins, or Case Western Reserve. Jay C. Walter Since Jay's arrival at St. Paul's in his Junior year he has become deeply involved in school life. He has successfully fulfilled his responsibility as a member of the Stewart Society, football team, and he is Captain of the Swimming Team. In addition to these activities Jay has done a fine job as Editor-in-Chief of The Recordn, as well as co-editor of the Sigillum. Jay plans to study architecture at Trinity. , f

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William Vogel ln the two years he has been with us, Bill has made of himself a motivating force in all phases of school life. Although he has rocked the academic community with his excellent performance, he is certainly not bound and gagged to grades. Reports from members of the Varsity Golf team attest that the links have never been the same since Bill first applied club to ball. This would seem quite credible to one who has seen his matchless form on Varsity Soccer. Bill appears to be the prototype of that well-rounded student that colleges are always looking for. Bill wishes to major in Mathematics at Williams, Bucknell, or Stetson. David B. Walsh Though he has spent only two years at St. Paul's, Dave is recognized and respected as one of the few members of the class to earn the honor of Monitorship. An extremely likeable and active person, David has participated in the Ski Club and on the Varsity Soccer, Tennis, and Swimming teams. Dave wishes to pursue a Liberal Arts curriculum at either Colby College or Nassau College. l

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Duncan S. Winter Duncan has successfully fulfilled what is probably the most difficult and thankless task at St. Paul's: Student Council President. Despite the demanding office, Duncan is a member of the Sigillum, the Server's Guild and the Varsity Soccer Team. In his free time, if he has any, he is an avid skier and surfer fhe makes boards as welll. Although he has not chosen a definite career or goal, he hopes to attend either Duke, Washington and Lee, Dartmouth, or Brown. rr -if Mark J. Wiedersum Mark is one of the few members of the sixth form who has been at St. Paul's since the fifth grade. During this time has has achieved great prominence as a star on the Varsity Soccer Team. He has also lettered on the Swimming and Track Teams. Aside from participating in the Stewart Society, Mark was Treasurer of the Student Council in 1969 and has taken part in the German, Cinema, and Varsity Clubs. Mark hopes to attend Muhlenberg College or Marietta College to major in biology.