St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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THOMAS WATSON BROWN Activities: 'News' 11, IV, V, Vlg 'Albanian' V15 Cum Laude Society V15 Coman- ager basketball team VI- SSA and WWDC broadcast VI Awards Cum Laude Kev VI Srlver News Key V Slvmgle IV SIA Basketball Manager V1 Specxal Interests Chess sports sports re portrng collectxng stamps roms weap ons souvemrs model railroads lrtera ture o tlue War Between tlve States readxng College Prmceton Born anuary 78 1933 Waslvmgton D C om B utt N that fateful day when he surrendered hrs sword to Grant drd Lee dream that hrs lost caus would rrse agarn7 If he drd drd he foresee that rt would r1se at St Albans? Drd he vrsron hrs Stars and Bars agarn flyrng the bugles blowrng the ladres cheerrng as another champron though consrderably smaller than hrmself emerged and at St Albans? Lee would smrle contentedly rf only he could see the students of St Albans payrng obersance to thrs champron wrth a volume of Lee s Lzeutenants under hrs arm, hrm of stormy wrath of brtter sarcasm of Southern stolrdrty Colonel Southern Frred Tom Brown Tom Brown as has been rntrmated above spends a good brt of trme drscussrng the Crvrl War and the glorres of the Confederacy but rn sprte of thrs or perhaps because of thrs he has one of the hrghest scholastrc averages rn the Srxth Form and was one of the frrst to be elected to Cum Laude Tom worked for four years on the News ,, for whrch he slcrpped many nrght study halls IMI SSSMNT AAMMNS HUGH the plague of the boardrng department Tom rs not only a frerce champion of the Southern X ,sw edrtor he turned out an effectrve and subtly sarcastrc Trme Out column Tom was also a hardworlcrng co manager of the basketball team At rhrs trme next year Tom Brown wrll probably have had as successful a year rnstrllrng hrs rndomrtable Southern sprrrt mto hrs class wk 4, mates at Prrnceton as he has had thrs year at St Albans +aw.,, wit Q THE J . v : - , , 1 - J 1 1 ' 5,1 .. . . l , . . 'BT ,FY TI .,VV PM Y! , e , 7 , , , , . . , . . . . . . . 7 , T' Q! ' 77 , . . , .... . . , 7 , 9 . me 77 'A ly T- 71 Y - , X X r r M' f f V - - h N . ' 1 ' I A . - fa ' I ly 11 , cause, but also of the Boarders'.l As sports SU ' s Y S-,E gf '. ,, . ,, :Ca A , ,,,, . ' V ZW V f nit Q c t . . . u If X, 9 - V . r 'f ' . . . 1 A I-N QA 4 V , 1 E V , l' if f r '. . . . . . . - , - I I 1 fa fir' - . - -rigs V - ' ,V ,,,, ,,,,. ng , S E N I O R S 1 9 5 O

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JOHN Tor. Bnoorvrs Actirities: Glee Club IV. VI: New III. IV V VI Octones VI Football Ill IV VI Baslzelball III Track II V VI CatbedraISer1er V PI Danrr Commrttee V VI Vestry II Award: Vestry Pm V Football Letter I I Trac Letter IV V SIA ll restlrn Srlmer News Key Specral Interefls Pamtmg n rrlrrrg foelrv atbletrcs College Unwerrrty 0 the Souib Born December 9 1931 Orlando Florrrla obnnre Key Sn eeper UDDENLY the once shrnrng moon assumes a ghastly green color and the earth rs enveloped rn rnky blackness Although many harrred screntrsts mrght speculate upon the possrbrlrty of a lunar eclrpse, any member of the Srxth Form could posrtrvely state that the Key brrd has come callrng on the Doll and rs usrng hrs mysterrous and sometrnes annoyrng pcwer to provrde the proper atmos phere for watchrng the submarrnes race at Harns Point An ear splrttrng soul searchrng cry of KAA prerces the strll arr and when a tremblmg call trmrdly drrfts through the nrght ohn and the Doll are reunrted Each mornrng ohn announces hrs presence to the sleep drugged rnhabrtants of Room A wrth a clrck of hrs heels and a Well boys Im here' Thus ohn begrns the Srxth Form day durrng whrch the class rs alternately convulsed and depressed by hrs NEW jokes In the mornrng ohn frnds trme to keep hrs hrstory and Enfvlrsh classes rn an uproar and busres hrmself berng the brarn of math class In fact ohnny does qurte well rn hrs studres and occasronally appears on the Headmaster Q Lrsr ohn has freely partrcrpated rn athletrcs on Satterlee held A dangerous swrvel hrpped wrng back ohnny and old 37 scored many never to- be forgotten touchdowns Although John fre 'Wa-.6 740-ie LFE-f W 1 il quently had to wrestle below hrs werght he de ,ax Lx lrghted St Albans the Doll and the strange gay V vapour breathrng Key brrd by wrnnrng many tk la hard fought encounters In the sprrng he jorns -Q 1 a nondescrrpt group of rndrvrduals masqucrad mg under ch trtle of the St Albans track team g Not only we the Srxth Form but the whole M school from C to Senrors wrll deeply mrss the .wb Ll, cute lrttle cheer leader our companion and It-in rl beloved frrend 1' THE ALB IA , , S 5 - 7 J J F ' ' . 1 I - 'W I ' . X' Y I . . . 7 . . , , k . ' , ,,- . . Q. - . . : ' F I .. . .. .. ,- P- .. .I . , f : v 1 ' ' ' a ' 3 ' K ,, . . . . . . . . , ,J - - ee 1 an - - - 9 7 ' ,I 9 . , J U 1 . , J , . I f' I 1 Y f -f-H N J -V 1 I I ,' 7 -43 A A . . . . N .1 I , Ya . I f J - 5, ,, M ff ' V ,Y 0 ,y 1 N Z, v,, . fa ' - - ,! V 53.1, ,H ,A . 'H - A . , ,,, I fwiqfv . . .f ,,, V. gr , - wa- ' ,y , i R w I . ' , 6 , I L ! g X ' rr, , R, 9 9 -1. Y- X 'V I ' rj' - - , 1' 5' l 'farm ' Wig . ' h . e A' f - -ara xg of - . ., I -'J' -C If ' -' T' I '. E-- , , I l ' 5 ' . ,AN G, , , , ' - ' ' -n I V' I 017 - , E ' -1 'QQ - ' f ff- , - -f - ,, V e . . . fy g.. .Q if I I, :V G X , , 4 , .I t 4 , r I Kikglf' , ff , X' I . . . I w w , ' ,WZ , ., Vg,-I 1. ' zz - as - fa ff' ' ,V .., ' 1 , ,f I 1 1 7. - ' L zf 1, .fin L w C Ag , ,E . I , W5 ,A A I

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LEE DAVID BUTLER, -IR. Activities: Tennis III, IV. V, VI: llfrestling Award: Stfi Tennis V VI Captain Form VI SIA llfrestlzng II Sperm! Interests Huntmg College Undecxded Born February 3 19:7 ll arfvxngton D C Dawe Butts Little Dare ANY Washtngton polxce have been completely baffled upon seeing a green studebalcer travel down the road apparently wlthout any drxver Upon closer exammatton, they dxscover that the veht le IS drlven by Wee Davld Butler, who has propped htmself up on four telephone books so that he may see over the edge of the dash board XVh1le the other Semors m the back seat, s1t ln dread silence lest the pollce should spotl the spotless St Albans record and haul one of them tn Davld calmly explains the sttuatxon to the osstfer Dave IS perhaps best known for h1s ab1l1ty on the tenms court Hts excellent baclchand drtves and his slclll at the net have won St Albans many tenms matches over the past two years Fmally m his Semor year he was elected captam of the tenms team a posmon no one more deserved In the winter, moreover Dave s athletlc ab1l1tv fly Qiefuy-5 ff! can be seen on the wrestlmg mat He resem bles somewhat of a pm when he stumbles onto X SIN X the mat but many wrestlers have met thelr X itlt X ' match 1n Dave Agn. Dave ts furthermore, one of the most popu fl! ' ltness have made hlm a frxend of nearly every I,, f I- one I ? 3? naturedness, h1s kmdness, and hls overall friend ig, .L X- St Albans wtll clefimtely mxss the httle tenms pro when he leaves for college next year Hts likeable nature and hts sincere and hard 31L ': 'J, ' work wtll undoubtedly brmg Dave the greatest possible success tn hts future lxfe Mfg' THE A VI : . ' 1 . , X, li 3 .F . . . . ' a . , . . . V i 4 g ' 1 1 1 f , , ' was X V , - l-i - A X X Ill ' 3-rf t.,,,f:4 6 X D - l ' ' I ,. 5 . f ' bf- . '?1.552A1'f,, ,LA rg MII, 1-5442? - - - .., U3 lar boys tn the Senlor Class. Hts general good- . ,f a - X i If . 5, s-' -it 4, In 5 'll . . . . lf ,QQ '- 71-' L 'K -' ' .. -if ' ii' f- t 'S' .. ', -lil ' 'Y 'rf ' Lf 1,5 'V 'fc 9 'f K f.:i.f-- f-ir! ' ,,.. ---.VIL ,Magna - ' . 31 , .K . ' -.fff't,1 ' :Q ,N mv- ' ' . 'X V I Yi? ,....f-. . . . . , A Y - 'Q ' lffjf '- ,. fi- . . ? f f ffl, 7 A, .V t -4 Vx.. . . . A L B A N I N