St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ST. ALBANS SCHOOL 47 HK, I y .L J H , A . .f ull V. W in , -S M,-by Pl'f'Sitl1l'lIf Wll.LIAM VAN DUSliN WISHARD Vin'-P1'r'sirfw1l' Svvrefrzry WILLIAM BROWNING SELBY PLTER FRANK TAPKE Tl'l'd.K7l7'f'V FREDERICK PHILLIPS MCCORMICK-GOQDHART Frfmf row, I. to r: William Prescott Martin, Robert Edwin Mann DuBose, Frederick Phillips McCormick-Goodhart, William Browning Selby, William Van Dusen Wishard, Peter Frank Tapke, David Eliab Wood, V, Robert Roosevelt O,Donriell. Bark row, I. fo r.: Michael Echegaray, Philip Noble Powell, Edward Cortlandt Parker, Jr., Peter Albert Sturtevant, Henry Sears Lodge, Dudley Allen White, Jr., David Huntington Rumbough. Abseni: Calvin Robert Cafritz, Adolfo Cosmelli.

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46 THE 1940 ALBANIAN Prcsirlcnf ROBERT MELVILLE GRIFMN, JR. Vic'z'-Pwsidrfzzf Tl'l'dX1H'0I' JOHN LA1NG BOWLES EDMOND HOWAR Front row, l. fo r.: Sumner Wood, Jr., Paul Edgar Shorb, Jr., John Laing Robert Melville Griihn, Jr., Edmond Howar, Alan Kennedy Pirie, Ogle Singleton, Jr. Back row, l. to r.: Kimball Clark, John Horton Leonard, Davis Elkins, Jr Coonley Faulkner, Edward Reilly Stettinius, HI, William Jasper DuBose, Jr: Clark. Absent: Francesco Cosmelli, Spencer Gordon, Jr. Bowles, Ridout Avery Marsh

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48 THE 1940 ALBANIAN I Front row, l. to r.: Dow, VVenley, Hempstonc. J. Crittenberfzer. Second row, l. to r.: Murphy, Wolcott, Morrison, G. Bell, E. Miller, Leadbetler, Reeves, Knapp, M C k C t c rac en, ar er. Back row, I. to r.: Hawkins, Iselin, C. Buchan, A. Clemen. C. G. Parker, Poland, Ford, Dunsmnre, J. Parker, Monroncy. Lower School Athletics LTHOUGH this year's Baby Blue football team was very inexperi- enced both in the line and the backfield, they nevertheless looked im- pressive in two of their four games. ln the second game of the season they downed a slightly lighter Landon team 13-0. Early in the first quarter Captain Leadbetter dashed thirty yards for the first score, and McCracken made the conversion on a line play. Later, Wolcott inter- cepted a Brown pass and ran for the second touchdown. The team halted several spirited Landon rallies in the final period, but could not threaten seriously again. In the final encounter of the season the Baby Blues played a fine de- fensive game as they held a more powerful and experienced Landon third team to the extremely close score of 7-0. Landon, having made their only touchdown in the second quarter, was forced to halt the strong Blue attack headed by Wolcott and McCracken. The other two en- counters saw the Blues lose heavily to a superior Friends team. The sixth team completed another season undefeated and narrowly missed being unscored upon. They brought home an overwhelming triumph over Devitt, and two convincing victories over Landon and