St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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I .L HFdh 51 Golf Ha 1950 St Albans golf team promxses to be one of the best teams 111 the hxstory of the school The reason for thls IS quite obvlous there have been onlv three golf teams the first of whrch won but one match The team lost 1ts f1rst match 4 5 to Washlngton and Lee on March 31 and dropped thelr sec ond contest 3 6 to Bulhs Prep on Apr114 In the match w1th Wash1ngton and Lee played at Washrngton Golf and Country Club Hank Ford No 1 golfer on St Albans team scored a hole ln one the first ace ever to be scored ln a Metropolxtan hugh school golf match Ford who fimshed even 1n hxs mdxvxdual match wlth Henry Kxrkwood after bemg four down to the Washlngton Lee player ar the turn knocked a 3 1ron shot 1nto the cup on the 234 yard four teenth hole Hank then followed up hls ace wlth a blrdle on the next hole hnlshlng the n1ne xn 33 strokes In the 1nd1v1dual matches Ford StA and Klrkwood t1ed Massey W L swamped Den nlson 8 7 SPICS W LJ defeated Marrlott 4 1 Kotz SrA nosed out Tolley 3 2 Thornton StA defeated WllllamS 5 4 and Slsson bowed to Lemmond fW LJ 5 4 In their second match the golf team was defeated by Bullls School at Kenwood 6 J Hank Ford winning hrs own match plus best ball and Tom Slsson accounted for the three Blue points In the lndlvldual matches Ford StA smothered Bltner 65 Green Bullxs defeated Dennl son 10 8 Sausage Bullns defeated Marrlott 5 3 Edwards Bulhs edged out Thornton 7 up Kotz StAJ lost to Sugar 3 3 and Sxsson StA defeated Holman 21 As we go to press the golf team alded by th expernence of 1ts early matches should fmlsh the season wlfh a hne record THE ALBANIA 3 - -- v- - -ii Fnml row, lc I tn ri 'hl: Kolz. Price. Marriott. Dennison. Buck rung left lo riglll: . or . T ornton. Ma ruder. Forster. 1-fbsc-nl: Sisson. I fy , 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - y . - . . , x - 1 1 3 1 - l - I u 5 I an w 1 ' 1 I ' 1 ' 1 1 l 1 ' 1 1 l 1 ' T 7 ' ' . . ., 4 1 ' - v - 1 1 - 1 1 1 l 1 ' 1 1 l ' , - : I 1 , - : 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 I l 1 ' ' . 9 . . Y . 1 1 - , 1

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rr gh hh HPr fr gl r dK CbeMGh El Track COMBINATION of several returnmg speedsters and the excellent coachmg of Mr Sam Hoff man has made the 50 track team a potent pO1Ilt w1nn1ng aggregatxon Veterans luke ohn Broome Mlke McCabe Dave Redfield Charlle Warner, and Pete McGehee contributed greatly to the team s strength The Blues took second place 1n thetr first contest a three way meet wlth Frxends and Stuv vesant on Aprll 24 at Frlends Edged out by Friends flve pomt lead St Albans wtth 46 porn was ahead of Stuyvesant by 9 St Albans gaxned Hve polnts when McGehee placed first ln the mlle and another five when he repeated hrs performance on the half mrle Broome accounted for three more ln the 440 whrle Warner scored a Hrst rn the 220 and a second m the 100 In the htgh hurdles Roger Kmgsbury brought 1n a second and 1n the low hurdles a thlrd The half mtle relay team composed of Krngsbury McCabe Holler and Warner took a hrst as dld the mtle team Broome Holler McCabe and Redfield Second place tn the broad jump was taken by Broome Redfield scored one p01l'1t ln both the hrgh jump and the pole vault The remalnder of the points were made by Warner s hrst place m the shot put and McGehee s th rd place rn the Javelln When the Albaman went to press the meets scheduled for the track team were one w1th Georgetown Prep and Gonzaga on Nlav 5 and the I A C meet on May 13 Wxth the natural prowess and ab1l1ty under the able guldance of Mr Hoffman the track team of 50 should set a record for future teams to strive to equal ATI-IL Front row, Ief o ri t: Pessagno, Jones, A. Be: oefer, Stevens, . e arson, Rolls, T. Tmitt. Second row, le! 0 ri ll : Di! mar, Garlan , eiser, Broome, Mc a , c e ee. well. Third row, left to right: C. Warner, Hollingswonh, Hoffer, Mace, Bohart. Mr. Hoffman, Thomas. Kingsbury, n ow: , ies. , . . . . . . . J , 1 9 9 9 ' , . . . , . . . M . ' , . , Lb, ' 7 ' - 9 , . 2 9 a 1 a 1 9 7 7 9 ' . . . . , . , . . . . - v . tr - as - 9 , . . . . . . . , ' 1

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first ron left In rxght Constantinople Keating S Smethurst D Barnes M Vlace Cromwell J Harman M Perry S cmxd ron left lo n ht R Hahnman Barron Wrlley Raynsford Wm Haynes Marthtnson Young Bowne Third nm Id! to rxghl Lrmmo Winn Dickey C Lowry Crevellng R Gibson Pryor T Trultt fourth nm It-fl to right K Hlser Mr Hall Rolls Grimes Krogh Dewey Turner Mr Nolfi Thlrd Team Football He Thlrd Football Team, under Coaches Carter l-lall and Luke Nolfl broke even over a five game schedule, the smallest plaved 1n several years For the flrst time, the team was l1m1ted to those 15 years old or younger To open the season the Thlrds defeated a small but tough Georgetown Prep eleven 76 john Harman scored the touchdown and Denny Barnes the wmnmg extra pomt early lead on Barnes 70 yard touchdown run l-lowever, a long last quarter pass enabled the Browns to reach a 6 6 t1e A heavler and older Bulhs C team defeated the Thlrds, l3 2, scor1ng the1r fltst touchdown on one of the weirdest plays seen all year A Bullrs back was stopped dead on a lme plunge, only to break away for a T D when h1s tacklers let go before a rather belated wh1stle blew Tony Wlnn made the Blue safety wlth an end zone tackle Key Crevelmg scored twlce and Barnes once as the Blues defeated Georgetown Prep once more 77 6 The Llttl r Hoyas avotded a shutout with a long desperatlon pass ln the season s hnale St ames opened the game by recovermg a fumbled klckofl for a score and led for the r mamder of the game B111 Holler and Harman scored ID the last half to make the hnal count 33 l4 For rl hrst tlme trophles were awarded to rlnrd team players Tackle Bucky Mace and Guard Bob Rat nsford rec wed the awards as no one outstanding back could be pxcked from among ohn Harman Denny Barnes Kev Crevehnv Blll Haynes, Charley Lowrey and Steve Smethurst ATI-l . At Landon, ruflled by the forced benching of their two largest players, St. Albans took an 1. ' , l J H - ' 1 ' Q L E T l C S l 9 5 O