St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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WoLcoTT Wooo HUBBELL Actnztzey Flag Rauer VI Football IV V VI IVrestlmg IV V VI Bafeball I V I Anards Gola' Football V StA Football IV V VI Stfl 7 II restlmg IV Stfl 7 Baseball V Special Inruextt Rrdxng dranzatn sporla ar College Union Born October 75 1931 Tampa Florxcla IVoody Bal HO s that unshaven Bohemxan rn the front row of Mr Scott s second petrod hlstory class'7 Why Thats Wolcott Hubbell h1stor1an and flag raxser extraordlnary Sllence' He speaks Yes str uh uh Mark Hanna had lots of dough and he backed Sherman and then he backed McK1n ley and the reason he backed MCKIHICY was because Such phrases as these are heard every mormng when Woody Hubbell rec1tes wrth machme gun raptdxty h1s lesson for the day In splte of Mr Scott s nods and gestures to the effect that he has answered the questlon sufflclently Mr Hubbell IS wont to contxnue ln the same vexn untll sllenced by a loud Oh darn lt from the patlent pedagogue or utters from the less lmpetuous members of the class But Woodys real forte IS athletxcs Thus wlnter he played a vlgourous back on the foot ball team and was ofIic1ally tltled by the captaln of the baseball team a long hlttmg out Helder Although th1s phrase has rather dubx ous COUHOEHIIOHS the effort that Woody expends pected to g1ve a dependable performance no matter what the sport be In school or out Woody s s1ncer1ty IS never to be doubted Oftentlmes he IS forced to defend LPS hls somewhat hberal xdeas 1n a class of stodgy f N I Q. F conservatives but he does so wlth a straight J f A forwardness which though sometxmes Hery IS Eeverfbltter N3 one liouldhposslbly be offetgded y de enses ma e w1t suc snncertty Wxt out I AY H doubt the lndomltable Mr Hubbell wlll make h1s merry way wherever he may go be lf the Untverslty of Maryland Unlon College or Ttmbulctu wxthout any dnfhcultv at all TH B A A 5 he iixf I ,JR- I 1 f. , II ' ' ' I . - 1 7 ' . - 7 f I ' of I I . AU. '. r xy Q If K 'JPB . . . , . . v - - - I - - I er , , . . . - - - - - - ' - - - 77 - er va - - - I - - - . , . . . . . . . . ,Q . ,, I ' 9 , , . . I . . . - . . . ,, . . , - . ax - '- 7 X p f is far from doubtful and he can always be ex- If y f . . .1 K! :cyl D A 344 , . . . I , I X , I ' f S ' l . I 9 4 1 A relay I - ' - , X 'x , T' , I N I' 4 A X k . 3 . . - UN., C sm Q fffg ' ' ' if ' ff uf' X I. ,T f , . 7 I 7 f ' I4 'If W1 ' . . . . lil .V .lvl I Xa. . . 7 . sb - 4 ' E ff,. f -' n . I - V YQ . . . - , s s Y . - . I . E A I. A N I N

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.IOHN WILLIAM I-Iotuwoswouru Activities: AlbanianU Vlg Football IV, V15 Wrestling V Soccer VI Awards StA 3 Football IV StA 2 Football VI SIA Soccer VI Spectal Interests Campmg :lung College Nortb Carolma Born December 2 1932 Waxlnngton D Hol y Bzll TS a Monday mormng sxx days after the close of Sprlng vacatlon, 1950 The entlre school IS st1ll waxtxng for Holly s cheery face to appear after his rather excxtmg vacatxon Suddenly a brxght red Dodge decorated wxth elght charmxng hula dancers many beautlful ferns and vmes and var1 ous other souvemrs of the jungle speeds around the clrcle As Holly steps from hrs car st1ll dressed ln h1s newly acqulred leopard skln he IS xmmedlately swamped by h1s many frlends who eagerly 1nqu1re about hrs vacatlon In h1s already famlllar jungle drawl he slowly relates the mystxc xnner secrets of the prevxously unexplored reglons of southern Mxaml Hls stories are thrllllng to say the least but shortly Holly IS lnformed that first perlod lS half over and that he must return once agaln to ClVll1ZCd lxfe Regretfully he sends his exght companlons back to the Jungle dresses 1n the usual school attlre shoes pants etc and begms another unbel1evably dull school day Holly has always given h1s best tn athletlcs Th1s year he was a guard on the football team and a half back on the soccer team T Off the athletxc held and away from e X MX jf! good natureclness and h1s kindness H IS -Q fig! slncere and hard worker always ready to help Jungle Holly IS perhaps best known for 7 f a frxend whenever possible and has been more M L Qgg I Next year Holly wxll enter North Carolma 4 g and we know h1s natural frlendlmess h1s easy as way of acceptlng lxfe and hls slncerlty and kmd 'WU heartedness w1ll certalnly assure h1m the great est possxble success at h1s chosen college AV than wonderful to the boarders THE E S J I - , - c 5 . r ' ,F ' : C 7 I - 5 FF ! 37 FP ' HY 7 , . . , . . . , . , , , , . , . . . , , . . . , . . , .D 9 ' '- . Y .... .l . . 7 . , . . 1 , , . . ' . gf X yd ' th I , if ' ' ' his ' ily' . ' ' f 7 f . I . ' . - h xp, ,' -vs' f 1 If ,QW - . e a '31 .N A ffl! f 'l ' if ' 1 lf, f . f c Q.. c 7,411 t to , 1 -, 4 sg' vw . 1 Q' 7 X 1- , . . ff W 5- Ya cc, - - - - 7 ai lfqf he -a Ai e I . . . . - 14 fl 1 s ! 3' . . c Y 5 ' -1- + . . -:7 1 x 1+ ,,.x, , -1 ' F. ' -- 2 ol: E. S N I O R 1 9 5 0

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Keeser CLARENCE Cxnus Kslssn R Aclwztxes Track V Basketball IV V Speczal Interest: Pbotograp auto me cbamcs College Um-vemly o the South Born Apnl 20 1932 Washington D C 1'rHoUT doubt the name at or near the top of anybody s l1st of the Stxth Form room All Amerrcans would be that of Clarence Kelser For Clarence s pr1nc1pal extra currxcular 1nterest 1S the manly art of pool, as pract1ced by that sports slcxpplng group of hermlts who closet themselves dally tn the CODHHCS of the room from 2 to 6 Nevertheless, desplte, or perhaps because of the fact that he 15 nelther a bram nor an ath lete Clarence IS very popular wtth hxs classmates for h1s qulclc grm and ready laugh have en deared h1m to hxs compamons Keeser has also been extremely helpful to the cats as one of the ellte who really do have wrltten smolcmg permlsslon When a faculty member peers mto the murk of the Stxth Form room to s1ngle out one of Nlfty Flfty for some nefarnous purpose, he has often been startled to see Clarence with a and hands an the center a scattered c1rcle of angellc loolclng Sixth Formers Clarence has occaslonally ventured beyond the confines of the Sxxth Form room and once after renouncmg h1s motor bllce as an overly perllous vehlcle he terrified a group of h1s more trustmg classmates by talcmg them on a careen mg drwe to St ames In the sprmg he ven tures onto the track Held where he is a hard worlcmg broad Jumper who has blossomed mto an excellent prospect for th1s year s team We feel sure that Clarence wxll quxckly make frxends and adjust himself at Randolph Macon ln Ashland but we caut1on h1m to be wary of the over zealous state patrolmen of that area dozen or so weeds protrudtng from h1s mouth ITITIIIUYI ga- .1 THE , J - A i . : by: ' . . . J 0 . ' - 1 L A .1 . . ' . - I t ' 7 I I I- If x ab D . Y ,L S E N I O R S 1 9 5 0