St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Last Will and Testament Herbie Adair leaves his bashful blushes to Derick Daniels. Austin hopes to leave West Point after four years. Beck leaves his coyness to Ernest Louis Smith. Art Birney leaves his clarinet to Phil Smith, who has the wherewithal to blow lt. Tom Blaisdell gives his vim, vigour, and vitality to Barney Colton, and if there is any left over, to Frank Lee. Jamie Byron leaves his seven thousand polo points to Brother Goodloe. Collin returns the Big Brother system to Mr. Lucas. De Wolf gives a well-stocked cellar to Stockwell Smith. Eric Ericson presents his band to the Cathedral Choral Society. Harman hands down his pills to Ralph Williams in hopes that he will develop Frank,s muscular prowess. Hollerith carelessly tosses his cashmeres and argyles to the needy children of the Tennessee Valley. Pat James proudly presents his legs and pipes to Peter Tapke. Jenks gives a pound of beef to the local butcher. Kier generously leaves a bone or two to any good marimba band. Lee's reticence is shyly bequeathed to Charles Orem. Lockwood left April 7th. McCulloch gives his baritone voice to Jimmy Coote and Donald Sontag. fC071fll1ZlCdl SCHOOL ANNUAL ENGRAVINGS should be executed with the same care- ful precision accorded only the highest types of engravings. Fine engravings plus close personal attention will im- part to your Annual that individuality so much desired and so rarely obtained. Let us explain our plan, which com- bines high quality with a complete service, at no increase in price. Standard Engraved Annuals Are Individual Annuals I Southern and Standard Engraving Co. College Publications Department 1214 Nineteenth Street, N.W. Washington, D. C.

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Last Will and Testament fC0nti1iucdj Jim Miller leaves his tickets to week- day baseball games to Derick Daniels. Mike Monroney hands over his boots, saddles, and oil Wells to Stanley Willis. LeRoy Morgan leaves Cimpetuouslyj his sudden darts and fancies to Stickle and John Austin. Oliphant passes along his ciinui and pingpong abilities to Roddy Lucas. Geoffrey Owen formally presents his avoirdupois to Luce and Carrington. Tom Perry bequeaths his car pool to Kelley. Bob Plumb's tall tales of Southern belles to Van Devanter. Powel lays down his six-shooters to Mr. Scott. CHey now, be careful! They're loadedlj Reed Wills his one lung to the Colum- bia Medical Society. Johnny Reeves frantically turns over his sixth form worries to the incoming lads. Johnny Schoenfeld gives his little brother to the Lower School to carry on a well-established Schoenfeld tradition at St. Albans. fC0z1fi11ucdj B EAUVO I R The National Cathedral Elementary School 14 Suiiizy Acres NURSERY SCHOOL THROUGH GRADE III FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Sound Learning C reative Activity ELIZABETH GLASSCOCK TAYLOR Principal 3 S00 WOODLEY ROAD COPENHAVER Society Engrmfcrs and Stationers 1521 CONNECTICUT AVENUE TELEPHONE: MICHIGAN 1200-1201 A FULL LINE OF BUILDING PRODUCTS O THE UNITED CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY O 931 Investment Bldg. DI. 0787