St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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JOHN SHORT REID SCHOENFELD Born: December 6, 1926, Wasbington, D. C. Entered: Fall, 1939. Activities: STA-2 Soccer, '41, STA Soerer, '42, '43, '44, '45, STA-2 Football, '43g STA Football, '44, All-Prep Football, '44g All-Prep Soc- cer, '4S. Vestry Unnior Wardenj, '44, 45, Senior Prefeetg Glee Club, '43, '44, '45g Pinaforleg Albletie Association, '45, Class President, '44, CatbedralSer1fer, '43, '44, '45. Awards: Henderson Award, '44g Vestry Pin, '43, Ierusalem Cross, '44. College: Princeton. Hobbies: sailing. Moleey , Sbooey , Sberny s WEARY seniors climb the stairs to the long corridor in the Lane-Johnston Build- ing en route to lunch, they are suddenly awakened from their daydreaming by loud shouts from study hall. Looking in, they usually find that Johnny Schoenfeld is at- tempting to maintain order among unruly lower-formers. Despite his seemingly easygoing Ways, Johnny, as Senior Prefect, has successfully carried the weight of responsibility resting on his shoulders. In addition to his duties as Senior Prefect, he has managed to carry a full schedule of courses, sports, Cathedral server, Junior Warden of the Vestry, Glee Club, and the Athletic Association. Both football and soccer have seen his talents for several years, and this year Johnny Was captain of the soccer team. Never attempting to harangue his players, Johnny pre- fers to tell them their mistakes quietly and make them feel helped rather than rebuked. It is only natural for him to slip out of harness a while for a bit of fun. When he does, not only does he enjoy himself thoroughly but he also tries to make sure that all those around him are having a good T .. . time. His consideration for the wishes of oth- li f f'i . . . . . -eg H c. 053:35 1 . I f 5 ers, along with his pleasing personality and yt 'fgggpgn ,ff 1 A good humour, will assure his popularity with l ,WND it everyone whom he meets after he has gradu- lf ' yn-A ffl' ated from St. Albans and heads for the armed V .,,,, g-- -lawn-.. .... services and subsequently Princeton. il , A 'f i ' 'T' ,Z'4fl,.. THE ALBANIAN i

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Football, '42, STA Football, '43, 44 tainj 5 Prefectg Atbletie Association identj '45, Glee Club, '44, Class dent, '45, Government Club, ,45g nian . Awards: jerusalem Cross, eelobnnyn Award. College: Cornell. Hobbies: JOHN WILLIAM REEVES Born: October 29, 1927, Wasbington, D. C. Entered: Fall, 1937. Activities: STA-2 cw- QPres- Presi- Alba- Green none. MINUTE or so after the first period bell has rung, a rocket-like red Chevrolet careens around the circle and screeches to a quick stop. In another instant, a blond, red-faced boy has reached study hall and is vigorously attempting to quell the usual after-chapel riot. This brawny individual is none other than Johnny Reeves, who has just arrived after a hair-raising race from his home to school. As captain of the football team which won the I.A.C., Johnny,s bruising tackles and rugged blocks were a constant inspiration to the squad. This fall, his football abilities were recognized when he was one of two boys chosen to represent St. Albans on the All-Prep Team. His own class recognized his leadership and good judgment by adding to his other duties that of Class President. In spite of his multifarious activities around school, Johnny is always willing to comply wth the adventuring desires of his friends. Answering every request with a cheerful sure', or okay , he is seldom to be found at home over weekends. So for both his sound common sense and cheerful personality whether on the benches of the Government Club or on the football field, Iohnny's departure from St. Albans for the Army will be deeply regretted by all those who worked with him, whether faculty or students. ...,,.94ft 'I M IRI X 4, Allll l X ,f -f Elm t '14 91 'miiig g X SEN1ORS194S

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GEORGE BRUCE WEST Born: Derlember 14, 1927, Waslainglon, D. C. Enferezl: Fall, 1943. Arliuifiexz STA-2 Football, '44, STA-2 Buskeflzall, ,445 STA Tennis, ,445 Prefeefg Class Treasurer, '44, Glee Club, '45, Allm- niann. Awards: Glover Cup, '44g jerusa- lem Cross. College: Wd5blWgl'fJ'f1 and Lee. Hobbies: art, women, studying. Peppy , Braden EPTEMBER 20, 1943 marked the arrival of the friendly fellow with the ever-ready smile, Bruce West, who soon became known to everyone as Peppy',. Popular from the very start, he was soon elected Treasurer of his class and in the spring of the same year Prefect of the School. One of the most versatile members of his class, Peppy,' has excelled in athletics, winning for himself four varsity letters, he can be often found painting in Mr. Stambauglfs art room, and usually can produce an excellent watercolour in a short time. A tireless worker on his studies he has been called man a ni hr b a classmate . . . . K . Y 3 V . hoping to draw him into idle conversation, but Bruce is working and cannot be dis- turbed . Althou h he is active in racticall ever hase of school life, he mana es U g H P Y Y P U g to find some time to walk off with the queen of the woman crop , to quote his class- mates. But these same classmates are glad that ''never-a-hair-out-of-place West is strictly a one-girl man. Because of his happy personality, we are :L sure there will be few obstacles to a fine future f 5 i for Bruce when he leaves us for Washington ff l,, 'Q my and Lee andfor the Army. iyflyjfv x -5 if 0 Qt, ax, .,,. , J? SEN1ORS194S