St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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SEAN DAVID GE RVASI Actnmes Government Club V I I Ifb eral Leader Form VI Alluaman Form VI Soccer III V II Trac V Glee Club 1 H an Clveer leader VI Award: SIA Soccer V VI Special Interests Polxtxcs A I ll om ri College Harer ord Born August I0 1937 Plnladclplvia P rm sy!-.anna go ow take the case of the poor coal miner who has worked all his life digging coal to keep others warm Doesn t society owe him somethmg? Don t you thing he deserves a pension when he is no longer able to work? This fervent appeal to the emotions marks the Government Clubs Liberal Leader Sean Gervasi better known as Ego Sean probably one of the hardest working members of the Senior Class finds himself mvolved in a large number of 3Ct1Vlt1eS Liberal leader and Biographies editor of the Albanian are just two of Sean s many positions He makes his presence known on the athletic field in the fall as head cheerleader in the winter as a strong right wing on the soccer team and m the spring as one of the vertebrae of the track team No mean hand scholastlcally either Sean is found consistently on the Headmaster s List tmual attempts to put pacifist or socialist resolutions over on an unsuspecting Government Club Ego has made himself very popular with his fellow Seniors He also does OK by the fairer sex for he is often seen with some choice speci mens of Wa hmgton s beauties Ir is unfortunate that Sean does not have E ! a stronger Liberal party behmd him in his posi tion as Liberal Leader of the Government Club for he certainly works hard enough preparing fl and defending his resolutions However fate has decreed that evil should triumph ust as Ego s good natured and hard work I Xi' n bans they will help him at Haverford and after graduation in his aim to become President of the United States I mg character have carried him far at St Al THE ALB NIA , : :I , ful: J: 5 . . ' J lc Q III, V, I5 V 5 C l . In . . . V . . 6 5 ' f f , -, i I i , t' - HE ., CC l . I ,, . . . ,Q ' , ', If .77 , . . . . , . . In spite of his occasional references to the time I lent Ernest my sleeping bag and his con- lx ea A Z ,I , ' ' xh ian: ' X' I I ' ' c In 1 xi ' .... . 1 I' r ' I vs lf ,, I , A N

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FREDERICK MERTENS GALLOWAY Activities: Football IV V VI' Soccer IV V VI News IV VI Shop VI Anards StA3 IV StA7 V VI Sxlver News Key V1 SIA Soccer VI Speczal Interest: Radios canoes College West Poznt Born March I2 1932 Wasbmgton D Fred Freddze No D01 UST as the mjury rxddled soccer team prepares to sally forth to battle a tall, dark figure rushes over to the far corner of the bench dxps xnto a mysterlous black bag and comes up wlth a small bottle with the word NO DOZ wrxtten across the label He casts a furtnve glance over one shoulder and dexterously fltps several nox1ous lookmg ptlls xnto hrs mouth Wlth a snort of power, he races upon the field, where he nnmedlately proceeds to score Thus, once agam, NO DOZ and Fred Galloway have saved the day Off the soccer field Fred proves that he IS adept at three other sports namely attemptmg to confuse Mr Smrth m math class argumg wtth that staunch advocate of the Super Carrter, Tom Sxsson, and capturmg the hearts of local lassnes Fred a loyal West Pomter argues vehemetly w1th Admlral T U over the wlsdom of such follles as the Super Carrler and has at tlmes been known to baffle the old salt wlth a dublous syste'n of logic known as Gallowayxsm After readmg Freddy s new book The Energy P111 and I one can easily ascertam the reason for hrs addtctlon Fred always leaves a tle or book on the desk of the wlcked one tooth tn Room A, where sand Bohemtan etther throws Fred s preclous artlcles 1n the trash or auctlons them off to the eaver beavers of the ummtrated Engllsh HISCOFY class After several years of such mhuman treatment, Fred was about to end tt all when he notxced the NO DOZ ad ln a X ID local perlodlcal From that day, only the mar , p,Q , -D velous power of the ltttle white prlls has pre fa E vented Fred from murdermg the Fang and hrs L1 I felme assistant HE S f 7 2 7 ' I - 5 -- , 4 ' : , , ' , . C. . . -. I I y 9 7 , ' s , ' s 7 ' ' Y 1 ' 7 QQ l 9 - as ' - -. 9 l - . - . . I K E . . l rl -!- hu. A - ' R ' J ft -us- . . ' n sv Q X . -- 1:1 '-1--' - .-1,14-, . . r V '1 iff' . . I ' Y N ' 'ffl ' - T E N I O R S 1 9 5 O

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DONALD EUGENE HAND Acizwtzes Glee Club II III IV V Pres: dent VI News III IV Albaman VI Baseball Manager IV Football Manager V Octones VI Don W T Auardr StA M V Football V Special Interests Pbotograpby autome College Carnegze Tecb Born une 77 1931 Los Angeles Ca: RATHER exasperated tallor was heard one day drcraung the measurements of a stout lad who was belng fitted for a sult Chest 48 walst 46 neck 18 Who could this be but St Albans verslon of Humphrey Pennyworth Don Hand? Besxdes havmg the dlstmctlon of bemg one of the largest boys at St Albans It IS rumoured that he ettles arguments by srttrng on hrs oppo nents Don IS also noted for hls jovral wrt and hrs gay Splflt Few practlcal Jokes are successful rf Don has not had a Hand rn thelr formulatlon But be srdes belng one of the class comrcs he has drstxngulshed hlmself rn many other ways He 1S for m stance the presrdent of thls year s Glee Club and IS also a tenor rn the class s superb barbershop double quartet the Octones avallable for partr s weddmgs lnauguratxons recept1ons dmners and funerals for rates, see D Hand, When schoolbooks are tossed asrde on Frrday evemng and another weekend IS yet young Donny may be found sprucmg up for hrs weekly trlp to the varxous Senior partres where he fre quently mrngles wlth the Wlmmln Don has left a tra1l of broken hearts that stretches from Bos Avenue In fact hrs suave sophrstlcated manner wlth the ladres turns the rest of the Class green wrth envy Although not mclmed to athletlc partxclpa tron Don has turned ln very creditable seasons as manager of football and baseball It was he that started the tradmon that all waterboys must make the earth tremble when they run on the field Next year he ventures to Carnegxe Tec , where needless to say he wxll Hr snugly l .L X , f l THE I U . 'h J Q 1 I I' , ff v H rr - xx 7 J J J J I .' , - 2 -I . ' 1 7 : I-' l ff J, ff Y, . . ,, D . U ,, . , . , , , , , . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . , . - . . , . . , 7 7 1 l 3 9 7 9 9 9 7 . . . . - V 7 If 7317, Q yffrlf ,f!' , A f , J , ' f X 1' ,ff 'f I f, ff if -v l 'X . - K If ,fl A Q F -X y 1 'XX ton to the Congressional Club and Nebraska I' 1 I ,L ,X . . . Q X M ' V . ' w r eff of If ,X l ly 1,1 f M . 9 ij' 0 I A , . I f' V 1 1 t ' . fiyf My 7 ,yy . X Q - . p 1 . Q4 A , ,... r If ,Q in 1 - . ' V f x A ffl- ,ag Q- ' 1. A 9 ' 9 . -- - ' PS , 3 ' S E N I O R S 1 9 5 0