St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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STANLEY ALBERT FORSTER Activities: News,' V, Vlg Government Club V15 Soccer Vlg Tennis Vg Al- baniarlf, VI Anards SIA 7 Tennis V Cum laude So cltty VI Silver News Key VI SIA Soccer VI .Speclal Interests Astronomy Pfnlately Tenms Medicine College Harer ard Born September 26 1932 Washzngton D C tan HE day xs dreary the Close 15 enveloped m f g a cold drxzzle ts pouring down three tests are commg up and the whole world xs mtserable There couldn t be a sm1l1ng face IH the whole lot of poor bemghted semors but there IS Comxng down the hall IS Stanley Forster spreading sunshlne wherever he goes wt h hxs brlght smxle and hxs cheery Good mornmg at thre mlnutes to twelve In Math class he ts a purveyor of more tanglble Joy for he generously shares h1s large store of coolctes to those unfortunates who need some form of refreshment to steel themselves for another gruelmg battle w1th the planes Stanley may he seen in every free mmute between classes wlth a very efhcxent outlme of the day s history or l1st of the vocabulary for he ts a steady and hard worker HIS rundowns are constant demand and show that he really expends much energy m learmng hrs lessons Stanley s constantly smtlmg face leads many of the class to belxeve that he lS gullxhle and w1ll fall easy vxctxm to the many tall stories they have on tap But they find themselves sorely mxstalcen for Stanley s Jolly extertor h1des a deadly serlous soul He shows thxs m h1s work for not only has he made the Headmaster s Lt: a number of tlrnes but he has also proved hxm self worthy on the soccer held playmg a Hn lI'1SldC posxtlon on the team Stanley will Hr well xnto the studv of medtcme as he chooses to do and wlll no doubt develop a loedslde manner 1r reslstlwly attractlve to the matrons of Wash mgton At any rat may we wtsh hum all god speed to Hav rford and Good luclc 1n the years to c me UUE UUE L fin Ai..-B Q- X l ,f 'f TI-IE 1 : ,h ' Q 1 - V 7 Us ..R::dW.. l 7 I I 'J 7 . l l 7 , . , .5 ,. . .I . - Q- - ,, 5 . ' L L . 7 , . . . . . , . m , . . . . , . . . Y I, 'll A V ' ' ' l 5 l ' - ' 7 D . . i 9 1 s are f ' ' ' - Q E lf'x K , r ,T ,r t X . ' L B fl X- I' . . . . I - 'if I Z, .b W ' 7 - a U W. A ,,,,,,,,, ..., ,.t.s,o A ,...,. t - E Q - , ' C -2 - st, 0 . K' S E N I O R S 1 9 5 0

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WILLIAM BARTLETT FLETCHER III Aclwxtxes Wrestling V VI Baseball manager V Camera Club V News III IV V V1 Glee Club III IV V VI Anarals SIA Wrestllng V VI Sta 7 Base ball V Special Interests Radxo Sazlmg Antome clvanxcs College U S Naval Academy Born uly II 1932 Waslvxngton D C I ILL Fletchers pr1nc1pa1 objectlve 1n attendmg St Albans has been to enter the Naval Acad emy B111 determmed to sa11 the Seven Seas ln bell bottomed trousers has worked consc1ent1ously to ass1m1late all knowledge necessary to pass the Naval Academy Entrance Exams Far 1nto the afternoon he may be seen slavmg away 1n Army Navy Math class wlth only Tom S1sson as com panxon B111 would seem well fitted for a career as a naval officer for h1s mam IHICECSIS scholas t1ca11y fall along sclentlfic 11nes He conslstently scores h1gh m Math class and he :nes to be three chapters ahead of Doc Graham 1n Phys1cs Unusual wrest11ng slc1ll, an amallng ab111ty to relax a matchless sk1ll 1n photography and a 11ve1y IHICYCSI 1n baseball round out B111 s character1st1cs as an Alban1an A first strlng grappler for two years B111 s ab1l1ty to outflght heav1er loolclng opponents has never ceased to startle the spectators HIS ab1l1ty to relax am1dst the dm and confuslon of class IS also noteworthy Frequently Jarred from naps by Mr Scott B111 15 nevertlre less 1nvar1ab1y able to catch forty wmlcs 1n recess f ff fn and has contr1buted an 1ntr1gu1ng type of snore to the Physlcs chorus , E An avld photographer B111 was one of the first to Jo1n the Camera Club HIS plctures have adorned the News for the past three years Fletcher s 1nterest 1n baseball has led h1m to 1- become the team manager for two stra1ght years and he has borne up cheerfully und r the ardu n ous chores of manag1ng a team m I I B111 s cletermmanon and Bmlablllty w11l 'Q carry h1m far 1n the Navy just as they have gamed h1m a consp1cuous place 1n the class of 111 .QQ -D 0 950 THE A .1 ,, 1 f I J 1781137 , . . . . . . i . , . . . D , . . , . . , , . , .. . - . 5 . . . . ' -N: :fin -.--- 1 . . , . . . l ,,.g3gi?'! me as . I gl 'df , :ly F - tl I ff ' 5 ,L f-- Vis! 1 . , . . ' . .. . Xl ,fx . . . I V , L. . fs-ll 1 . A L B A N I N

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LEROY PEYSER FRIEDLANDER, JR. Aclivities: News,' III, IV, V. VI: Co manager Wrestlmg Team VI Al banxan VI Awards SIA lVre5tImg C0 manager II Stlwer News Key Specxal Interests Boating Pfvotograpln College Randolph Macon Born FEl711ld7y4 1979 Waslvzngton D Flearoy Leeeeeroy 0 say rl e S1xth Form would be a pretty glo my bunch wlthout Leroy IS a great understate ment, for hrs ready w t and supply of conversation seem absolutely 1nexhaust1ble Although Leroy has certamly set no records for s holastxc ach1 vcment and although he IS unable to partxclpate m sports, he has certamly taken more than h1s share of extracurrlcular actxvmes He has served faxth fully and well as Bookkeeper and lat r as Advertxsmg Manager of the News, weatherlng calmly the mlnor tempests created by the more easlly upset members of the staff Moreover Leroy has asslsted ln managmg the wrestllng team and IS a member of the Busmess Department of the Al baman board To top these achxevements Leroy has gamed the undylng thankfulness of the poor boarders for when they find themselves stranded at school on a Saturday mght mlles away from a party and wlthout any transportatxon, who shows up to glV8 them a llft but Leroy 1n h1 Oldsmoblle Moreover Leroy has freely g1ven some of the 1' less skllled ln the class the advantage of hls ex 6 , tenslve knowledge of pool when others tn the know refused to instruct the begmners Leroy IS noted for h1s qulck wltted ablhty K! 3- A tal and have hlm beheve every word of the story, much to the amusement of the brlghter bystanders Without doubt Leroy wlth hrs com x pamonable disposition and good humour w1ll have absolutely no trouble at all flttmg mto the college hfe of Randolph Macon or wherever he 5 chooses to vo gg:i'Ql1A,eq9 xx THE AN A 1 Oy N - .' , - , r . . C. 1 ' 2: ' ' - , C . .8 . . . . A - ' cz D an ' . . u , . . . . . . ,, - ' 33 f , . . . . .S . U V93 , ' ,E E:iQi 'H-H-xxx . . . l Q , Nw A X 'Vex' . . . - . .. fp Ogg .0-QW WX, ,J ,H ' .Qi 5 , P' 1 Q. r ,+A to tell some credulous unfortunate a monstrous Q RV, f ' 7 ,,fiC!'A.l fl, 8 I l new Vw A 7-1 f ,vt . -f ' 'Hin 7 -n'A f K ,l fri- AL f 'V' 'Nil' 1 ty . . . ' AQ, Lccfvf e, fs'-Q Q ' . . - 5713 J' , fx CF as . ' ' '- A ' l A D . A L B I N