St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ST. ALBANS SCHOOL 43 Form II MR. BARLOW,S SECTION MR. MCGEHEE,S SECTION XVILLIAM BABCOCK POLAND, JR. Presidvnf DION SCOTT BIRNEY, JR. WILLIAM HUNTER SURRATT, II. Vive-Prrsiflczzt THOMAS WATERS PERRY, JR. NICPIOLAS WORTHINGTON PHILIP Treasurer EIJMUND LYDDANE JONES, JR. Sealed, 1. fo r.: Harrison Baird, Edward John Miller, John Short Reid Schoenfeld, David Calkins Fulton, Miles Charest, Douglas Morse Fletcher. Kneeling, I. fo r.: Robert Chambers Oliphant, William Dwight Chandler, III, XVilliam Hunter Surratt, II, Nicholas Worthington Philip, William Babcock Poland, Jr., Dion Scott Birney, Jr., Edmund Lyddane Jones, Jr., Thomas Waters Perry, Jr., John Milton Sayler, William Cranch Ernst. Sfanding, flaim' row, I. fo r.: James Roosevelt Lee, Peter Galloway Huidekoper, Guy Whitman Leadbetter, Jr., Eben Elliot Smith, Jr., Arthur Taylor Clemen, Arthur Eugene Dunsmore, Jr., Duncan Ford. Back row, sfamling, I. fo r.: Charles Huntington Buchan, Douglas Scott Mc- Cracken, Chauncey Goodrich Parker, III, James Brown Morrison, Jr., Francis Colt DeWolf, Jr., George Ulric Bell, George Milton Wolcott, Jr., John Hines Kennedy. Abtcnf: Sumner Kittelle Moore, John Edwards Parker. l ,L 4

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42 THE 1940 ALBANIAN I. to r.: Surratt, S. Hirney, Poland 4Seni0rJ, Perry, Jones. The Lower School Prefects EACH fall the entire student body of the Lower School chooses a number of Prefects from Form H. This year five boys-William Poland, Edmund Jones, Scott Birney, Thomas Perry, and Hunter Surratt-were considered by their classmates to have the responsibility and leadership required for these posts. Poland, who received the greatest number of votes, became Senior Prefect. Despite their duties of keeping order during the School day, the Prefects have not been thought of as policemen. Instead, they were probably the most popular group of boys in the Lower School, and many were elected to class offices. This year, Poland and Birney were presidents of the two sections of Form H, while Perry and Surratt were vice- presidents, and Jones a treasurer. Moreover, they have played prominent parts in sports. Through discussing with Mr. True the various problems that arose, they maintained an ideal connection between the scholars and faculty. Their leadership in general has been an inspiration to their classmates, who have followed the example they set. It is to be hoped that the training these boys have received in positions of responsibility will enable them to be better leaders in the life of the Upper School. They should certainly be able to approach such duties with confidence.

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44 THE 1940 ALBANIAN Form I MR. PRAT,S SECTION MR. SOFIELD,S SECTION MUNRO MAGIRUDER Presiflfwt WARREN RICE CARTER, JR. RICHARD SPENCER KNAI-I1 Vice-President BATES WARREN LITTLEHALES JAMES HAROLD AUSTIN, JR. Treasurer WILLIAM CAMMACK MILLER, JR. Seated, I. to r.: LeRoy Tuttle Morgan, William Carey Crane, Jr., Charles Van Brunt Cushman, Jr., Lee Wyeth Hawkins, Philo Smith, Robert Mark Wenley. K11r'c'li11g, l. to r.: Willmott Harsant Lewis, Jr., John William Reeves, William Cammack Miller, Jr., Bates Warren Littlehales, Warren Rice Carter, Jr., Munro Magruder, Richard Spencer Knapp, James Harold Austin, Jr., Southard Parker Oliphant, Robert Stanley Bayne Robertson. Standing, third Vow, l. to r.: James Edgar Byron, Thomas Parker Selby, H, Hay- ward Hutchinson Chappell, Charles Oliver Iselin, HI, John Michael Monroney, Rudolf Alexander Clemen, Jr., George Mallette Ferris, Jr., Robert Wickham Cogswcll, Dale Jackson Crittenberger, II, Frank Pierce Harman, HI. Back row, stu11zli11g, I. to 1'.: Herbert Johnson Adair, Jr., Wilfred James Carr, John Ross Caswell, Edward Benton Riggs, Andrew Thompson Montgomery, Richard Cox Cowell, Shepherd Martin Jenks, William Clark Murphy. Absent: William Edmonston Rollow, Alfred Chester Flather, Jr., Samuel Ross Lipscomb, Walter Schilling.