St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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BRUCE PUMPHREY COLEMAN Activities: Prefer! Vlg Vestry Uunior War- den VI' Chimes Ringer VI- Class Treasurer VI Football V VI Base ball IV V Basketball IV Wrestlmg V VI Anards erusalem Cross V Managers Football Letter V VI Vestry Pm V Sfectal Interests Snzmmmg rtdmg hand: fra ts College West Vzrgmxa Born une 6 1931 Pzttsburgfv Pennsyl aama Wee Brucze Bructe HE murky gloom of a typlcal St Albans patty IS plerced by the shrtll cry of Brucxe, Bructe Brucrel and a tmy figure w1th a crew cut and a harrled look scurrles around the room, pursued by a stxll more dlmlnutxve Amazomc creature who, at mtervals, tssues the above war cry Bruce Coleman IS agam havmg a hard trme furthermg amtcable forelgn relations Such act1v1ty how ever, occurs only on week ends Durmg the week Bruce spends all hrs spare time carrymg out hls many and varxed duties Hts boundless energy and effervescent nature have marked Bruce s three years at St Albans The last llght to be turned off at mght ln the dormttory IS mvarlably Wee Bruce s, for he pores over hrs books long and labortously m order to make the Headmaster s Llst Yet he 15 always the hrst to awake tn the mormng and xt ts hls cheerless task to arouse hls more letharglc compamons Bruce holds more ofhces and posxtlons than any other member of the class hard workmg class treasurer, dependable Prefect, consclentxous f unlor Warden of the Vestry, tlreless manager fl of the football squad, enthusxastxc candldate for fgy NA! the wrestllng and basketball teams skllled chlmes f ffhg f X rmger and staff member of the yearbook all f these are Bruce However, desplte these obl1ga tlons he never seems worrled and always has I time to help another or assume an extra task ff , jf .v We know that h1s ab ence next year wlll ,lm fs leave the hallowed halls just a lxttle more Uyf' WtfMff ffM4,,'1'f. gloomy The school IS losmg not only Bruce ,wmv nllllll lllll IIIIIIDIIEIIUI 'I MMM but a part of ltself we feel sure however, that fs hls good nature and vltalrty wlll carry htm far 2X Y -jx m college and later hfe THE N J . , X - . 5 9 7: 5 . ' l ' 1 J 4 I ' f ' 17 P' ' 97 ' 7 . ,, . . . . . , , . . . , . . . ', . I 1 o A ggi J ' ' if X .4 . . . 75 Q ff a ' I A ,f U 7 fig! If I I g- I V V. g 4 asv ' . 7 F ff - ' , s, ' E I I' ' v ' ,, ' ffl ' VIL' ' . f ' M ffm ' 111 , v ' 9 1 . ' I l uwf,.P mf k X l X Y . St - ,fin uf ,A . . , f TH, ,I y . rlv 1 , r Y X g .su a ', 4 .N ' 3 , f- lfsflilea Y--H ae, . . X' 'A -'A' ,up V J S E I O R S 1 9 5 0

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Bruce McAooo CLAGETT Actwmes News III IV V VI Ed: torm Clne VI Governmenl Club IV V VI lConser-ratwe Leader VI Co-manager Soccer Team VI Alba man VI Valedzctorxan VI Co-man ager Soccer Team VI Cum Iaude Socxety VI Awards Sxlver News Key V Cum Laude Key VI Walden Myer Language Award V Gold News Key SIA M Soccer VI Speczal Interests History plnlosoplvy gen ealo y heraldry mzmc art poetry specnous looxc College Haver ord or Harvard Born Iuly6 1933 lVasl1mgton D C Dxzzy Tlrad Brzce IVIcAdoo Cla ett H0 IS lf that rxses from the depths of Maryland as one lone volce of prophecy to condemn our degenerate age Who IS lf that 1n a rmgmg volce belabours governments ln general and the pres ent Admmxstratxon xn part1cular'7 Who lS If that traces h1s ancestry back to tue most royal of the royal famllles and wlshes he were back there with them? Ah Brice Clagett As he leaves the confines of St Alsans the tales that wlll remam after hmm are many swers have crushed many a well meamng Llberal Under h1s exceptlonally able leadership the Con servatlves have defmltely dommated the scene thls year As for the News, msofar as the front page was capable of bemg lmproved Bnce lmpfOVEd it through h1s hard work efHc1ency and love of preclseness It was generally belleved that Brlce, secluded on the sixth floor of hrs home m Georgetown spent much of hxs tlme bemoamng the faults tn the strategy of the Confederate army and mappmg secret plans to mtroduce to hxs fellow conspxra Soclfrr FUR THE YREVENTION tors the portly gentlemen who w1th hxm at ff f tend the weekly meetings of the Sons of Confed erate Veterans By close mspectlon two contra dlctlons have been found rn Brxces actlons as opposed to hls words 1 he sald he would never have anythlng to do wlth the Government last summer he worked xn a public hbrary nn Washington 2 he sald he would never go fan, north next year he IS gomg to Harvard When at last Brlce may drspense w1th the strlfe of thls lxfe may he retire whence he came There in glorlous Maryland baslung ln the sun he will hsten to hrs phonovraph m dl tate on Nature and smllc on human frallty THE ALBANIA l . .. I ,, . y u I 1 .- - - f, J: I , , , 5 , J: ,. Q r ' . ,, I . , U i . 5 1 I 1, PF YY . ' Y , 5 ,. ,, , J - D 5 1 1 I J ' 2 , , ' , . , . 0. I P' ' ,Y P' l! 'f ' 7 7 0 ,Y J f, . . . . . . . I . 1 . o . . ' . The Government Club will not soon forget Brice. His lengthy speeches and spontaneous an- - . . . . . . , - . . . . ,, ,, . I . . , . . . . , . , 7 qi - , . . , - v 1' I f f ' I VV I l ' . . ' - X . . 0 . . , . ff . . ,, X, y - Q f f . . . . f f ' 5 J ' W . . . , . If ' , 1 Q 9 3 ' 7 1 ' N

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Voms RAY CONRAD Activities: Glee Club VI: Football IV. V. VI: Baseball IV, V, VI: llrestling IV, V, Captain VI: Art foil paintingj V, VI, Prefect VI, Octones VI Arla lettc Association V President VI Awards Malcolm Ford Sclvolarslnp IV V VI Baseball Letters IV V II loot ball Letters IV V VI lVres1lmg let ters V VI Tlnrd Plate Ielvzglv V Second Place Lelnglv VI Fzrst Place O11 Paznlxng popularxty I Harmard Award V Gold Baseballs Il V Gold Football V Jerusalem Cross VI .SIA Wrestling VI College George Waslwzngton Unnersxlx Born Aprll Z1 1937 Bloommgton Indzana HAT 15 the cause of the sxghmg 1n the ranks of the femmme spectators at erther a baseball game or a wrestling match? What causes these lovely specxmens of nnnnnnh' to lltter the ground ln the ecstatxc swoons? Can rt be a faculty member? Can ll be a harrled News boy? Is lt Bryan Green? Don t be absurd It IS of course the manly torso rlpplmg muscles and smllmg face of Vorxs Conrad who IS ln the act of plnnmg a hapless grappler or fannmg an unbellevmg batter Vorxs IS easlly dlstrngulshed among the ranks of Senior Alban1ans For one thing he IS the operator of the yellow Dodge convertlble of dub1ous vlntagc wlth chromxum doo dads on the fenders doors hood bumpers and dashboard f. u-49 v V V Q f S ff f f W! K ifo r mm, X f f H15 Prowess rn athletics IS well known for he flnrshed second at the Lehxgh Wrestlrng Tour nament 175 lb class thls year and has led the baseball team to two straight IAC champlon shxps A no hit or one hlt game comes as easlly to VOFIS as a dented fender to hls convertlble The fact that Vorrs was president of the class IU the Fifth Form after only a year as a Man of Flfty testlhes to the fact that he ts one of the best lllced boys ln the class Hrs cheer ful countenance qulclc smile and bone crushmg handshakes have gained a place 1n the hearts of h1s fellows and he will be long remembered We wlsh godspeed and good luck to Vorls Conrad a most popular member of the class as he leaves for George Wash1ngton and a possx ble career of wrestlmg 1n Turner s Arena THE ALB A 5 . . : ' - J 9 J I 4 ' 1 J - I . V . 3 V ' w J Y : I l ' ' ' - - rt va ' 9 ' - . . . ' ' 9 s - 5 7 7 7 7 ' . I I 'T - - - 1 , - , - ' 7 ,fllleall , I ,I . i -. -. . 3 -r f, t , j ' . . . ' 5 . l- f ff W' - I . K ' v ' run' , . . . . 1 X ,, 5 LOAUA f . . . 1 VA. jx f f Vyx' fel ' X ' . . . fr' 'Q73' 21 - -v-, 1 T ' f Ss' I-6 'i . ,QF Qi Q' fa ' ' ' Q -t, gf? fi fgiv' RW gf Ze . . ' I ,,,. f r, f - f, f' gf . , X! f - W2 52 ff :af fer? r ' - ' . 'rf . ' , 'f 7 .Wy . I ,I gy t ff, A f If gy , - f 1 X ', 3,4 - f 'If I 7 wg' ? ' ' t 'ff tm' f if I , lfflcf tfg ' ' 7 A , , A' 2 . . or e f , - Z nl . . ,