St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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TYLER ABELL Activities: Football, V, VI: Dance Commit tee VI Treasurer VI JV Football IV JV Basketball III IV L S Pre ect II Soccer JV V Albanran Busmess Manager V1 Awards Stfl 7 SIA Football, Sta .So cer Specral Interests Parntrng Horses Auto mechanics Guns Women College Amherst Born August 9 1932 Waslvmgton D C, T Handsome N the humrd murk of Room A a lanky figure sprawls rn one of the rrckety charrs Hrs brrght checkered lumber shrrt and blue jeans seem rncongruous rn the drsmal atmosphere of the Lane ohnston Srxth Form Room but the brrght smrle rs well rn keeprng wrth the character of Tyler Abell Tyler lsometrmes known as Handsome has probably as many rnterests and actrvrtres as any other member of the Senror Class Hrs chref accomplrshment durrng hrs fmal year at St Albans has been the amassrng of enough ads to hnance the Albanran and the curbrng of the am brtrons of a spendthrrft edrtor who would undoubtedly run the publrcatron rnto bankruptcy with out Ty s restrarnrng hand Last fall Handsome contrrbuted much of hrs body and blood for the purpose of slowrng down olfensrve football players and openrng wrde gaps rn the opposrng lrnes rn short he was an Able guard Durrng the wrnter he alternated between wallowrng rn the soccer held and attemptmg to wrangle ads out of recalcrtrant busrnessmen If bl Ty s mterest out of school rnclude automo- ff! fir' b1les parntrng, and havrng a good trme He rs often seen enjoyrng hrmself at the many socral events of Washrngton wrth some farr marden at 7 hrs srde He rs also found frequently after JW school rn the art room turnrng out numerous XR I watercolours In the sprrnv he can be drscovered ai w but only after drlrgent search labourrng ov r a vehrcle formerly known as a statron wagon It rs not certarn what Ty wrll become after he graduates from Amherst but rt rs certarn that he wrll be a success and rt goes wrthout sayrng that he wrll have a good trme whrle he rs at rt '7' THE ALBANIA , I , I . I , . I - - ' f , g . : . f --- - l l A f- - , . : , , ' , . '. Y- , . J , . ,, ,,, , . . . ' CY ' 37 ' - , . . 7 'T 1 . ,, W' - ' ' ' --1 r ' f ' . jf ggi- If in W v G4 . . . . . . . I UI: ani Yr ,gl 7,1 V Q, 9 A , g I-A rl VII - f 1: 6.-D A . . . . A ,A -Hd VV . 4, , Y L ,',f,' V, 1 on-9 . . . ff 'V 'W -4 ' ' ' .2544 'i 5 -ff 1 be ff' i .,' L 'tr , ,T XE, . . 1- f '-Vfaff ll ' L rt ' N O f l' TQ5 I ' 44 l l 2 A M- 'lf e g V . . . s - , Q y . . M fr , 3 - , , X, , , N . . . . 1 , , ' 7, , - . , , . T at If Y 1 V . . Y . . X' 5, ' 7 l , Q, . . . . . ,ggaggg1j 35ggf1:,' Qqggcygjya:P::A'1:afiisiizifsiitgifffffff- f

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trrbutrons to the School The Prefects under Tom Sxssons able gurdance have done an excellent job as far as the d1SC1PIlI13l'y part of the admmlstratlon IS con cerned and Phil Boharts Vestry has done equally well on the spmtual snde Meredith Prlce IS to be compll mented on the able manner rn which he has fulfilled h1s dunes as Presldent of the Semor Class and as Head of the Sponsor System With regard to athletics the Class of Flfty has had good teams but because of bad breaks has mlssed two I A C Champxonshxps The football team had a perfect record untll the last game of the season The basketball team dropped the I A C because of bad breaks m one game and because of Roger Kingsbury s lllness tn another The soccer team put up a vallant struggle but was unable to do much At this wrmng rt seems qulte lxkely that the base ball tennns and track teams w1ll capture the I A C Champxonshxps mn their respectlve fields of endeavour and that the golf team wnll gaxn great suc cess The baseball team has already won xts first two league tllts and wlth Vorls Conrad at top form the Blues are odds on favourltes to take thexr seventh t1tle rn eight years The tennis team tled 1ts first I A C match but wlth IIS well balanced lmeup figures to sweep the remamlng con tests The track squad has shown thus far thxs season more than enough potential ablllty to take the all lmportant I A C track meet The golf team has been slow m roundlng into form but xt showed great sklll ln dowmng Devltt If one conslders all factors except for 1ts smze and for cond1t1ons resultmg from nts sxze this year s class has not been espe rally dxfferent from any other class We have had to face the same problems and have had the same good txmes that others have had As 1n the case of all otl er classes ours wlll saon be forgotten by every one except lts members However we of the Class of 1950 will not soon forget either our many happy years here or the excellent educatlon whxch we have recelved at St Albans THE 1. ., ' 0 ' ., . . , .. .. . ..,. . A , . . . SENIORS 1950

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PHILIP HARRIS Box-mar, -IR Actwmes Vestry Clerlz V Senior Warden VI Government Club V VI Prefect VI Cathedral Server V VI Class Treasurer V StA V VI Wrestlmg V VI Stll V VI Awards Jerusalem Cross V Vestry Pm IV Football letter V VI Gold Football V Wrestling letter V Spefxal Interests Gol swrmmtng tennis rnxxtng drink: carrying people out o Nicks Oklahoma College Louxszana State Born December 28 1930 San Antonzo Texas x lnlbo Felzpe ONG after most ordmary people are asleep, the occupants of Mr Davtss dormltory can be seen scramblmg tn blmd terror up the walls and mto the closets of therr coops The cause of thexr consternanon IS an mhuman monster crouchmg ape lllce ln the ltttle c1rcle of moonlxght tn the center of the room Hrs long halry upper hp protrudes above two sharp teeth and he emtts occasxonal growls and btrd calls Phll ts known at St Albans as an avtd collector of such odd arttcles of clothing as plrate boots, platd berets, werrcl masks and strtkmg necktxes whlch rlse spontaneously mto the alr H has also acqu1red an mterestmg but qulte lnammate 1931 automobtle whtch, untll words were said by the powers that be effecttvely blocked the entrance to the Slxth Form c1rcle Prefect Sen1or Warden of the Vestry, Cathedral Server, member of the Government Class and athlete Fellpe has been Invested wlth many honours and the mvestment has proved fortunate for the School As Sen1or Warden he has mtroduced more smcere rellglous actlvttles to our llfe at St Albans, as a Prefect he has won the co operanon and respect of all of us On the foot - J ...x BW charging hneman and back IS best lllustratecl 23553 by the reluctance of other members of the squad to l1ne up opposlte hrm tn tackllng practlce Paradoxtcally Fehpe IS known to all but A known by few Perhaps hls chtef confldants are M Mr Davts Mr Stambaugh and the lonely pxano tn the Refectory To h1s mttmates frrend l m' shtp wlth Phtl IS an ever changmg and dehght of ful experlence Certalnlv he IS among the most outstandmg members of our class -'S'-3' as -.LJ THE E RS . .. : , J , I ,Q S 1 , 5 I 5 1 I . P S I 1 5 ' 5 I , 5 I r f ' Y J : , J ' J f'Pl7'I,!I UP ' ,Yi ff ' 3, , . , . . , , . . , . . . . . . . I 8 . , . . . . , 7 , 7 I ' 9 ' ' 9 V ll r Y N-V -1 X . .' ' X ball fxelcl, the Monsta's abtltty as a hard- ,. l . . . . . . ' aff- , . . r I l y lg:-I I ' . Y N My 1 . - , 0 .,- . . I Y S .Y ,- ' ' ' r 'Q I ' I I .. . l . . pf 1' ? . . ' I ,.,:-b- s Y -1 V S N I O 1 9 5 0