St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ROGER ATKINSON KINGSBURY, III Activities: Football II, III, V, VI: Basket- ball II III. V, Captain VI' Baseball III V VI Class Treasurer II III V VI Albaman VI Catl7edralSer1er Awards StA Football III V VI StA Bas ketball II III V VI StA 7 Baseball III V SIA 3 Baseball II StA 3 Foot ball II All Prep Football V VI All Prep Baseketlvall II III V VI All Metropolrtan Basketball III V VI Gold Football V Gold Basketball IV V All Prep Gold Basketball IV Special Interests Books on Cwrl War era Study of Clans atlvletzcs College North Carolina Born une5 1931 Waslvrngton D Ralalw Tall One ELL now am t you a hot hog? says a tall ganglmg flgure ln reply to the hopefully exu berant claxm of some shorter Albaman and thus sends hlm down the long wet Journey Thrs same tall ganglmg fellow may be seen any week day afternoon cavortmg Joyfully on the athletlc field starring 1n Slxth Form Room sports or prancmg between bulldmgs w1th a bright red cap pulled down to h1s nose a heavy woolen mackmaw zxpped up to h1s ears and a whlmslcal srnlle adornmg what lxttle of hrs face can be seen Thxs tall lanky athlete IS of course Roger Klngsbury Roger xs wlthout doubt the most famous St Albans athlete of recent years Possessor of elght gold basketballs footballs and baseballs w1nner of nlne major letters DISIFICI hlgh scorer ln bas kerball for three consecutlve years All Prep nn football and basketball Rajah has received 47 college scholarshxp offers from every college from Prmceton to West Pomt However on Frxday afternoon Roger scurrxes out to the famous Clan House where free from the stralns of grapplmg w1th studxes and scormg pomts he may relax 1n the arms of luxury appear1ng only for any B Y O meet 'VFW 'K slmllfy mg of the class of 50 Roger so habxtually vxslts xf-'J' Chevy Chase that once when ln a 102 degree I delmum he made hrs way to 1 West Bradley Lane and collapsed on the threshold to spend a week of convalescence away from the school m ,Egg X firmary When Roger carrles his amazing athletxc abllxty and su1tcase full of trophles to North Carolina hrs chosen college we feel sure to use a cliche that the clans loss wlll be the tarheels gam THE ANIA , v - 1 I - - 1 l .. . ,, Q 7 F : 1 1 ' 1 1 1 3 '- v I ' J ' ' I y I ' 1 1 1 1 ' C . J - . V : ,I , , . . C. ff . .. ., N . , ,, . . a , ' . , . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 7 7 9 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' - - rc - 97 - 1 ' 1 , . Y ' ' If 37 9 7 3 7 , ,V - . . rr' . . . ' vw , -:::s- ' . i j' - ' n lllid. ' , . . , . . . ' Y I I l - A -, alll.!.a V t H YA . l. lli' 1 -.. I . ' - ul - , v jf! . . . s l W 1 ,. - 1--' l I .. N ' ' sm' I I. A - , as- dnl fix l sf . ff' P-'C fo 55 ' , in ffx fix . I vc., Q . I . 1 . . . . ': 11. fri fx' C ' .. . . f!,,fff'-7 R -,fr 1 I . . :ff .' 4 1 1 1 N . ' .X - 1 9 1 3 4 'R' X 9 ' . ff, ps .

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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

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WALTER DENNxsoN LEACH III Actmtzes Football III IV V VI Basket ball III IV Wrestlmg V VI Base ball III IV V VI Government Club Awards erusalern Cross V Captam 0 tbe Football Team VI StA Football IV V VI SIA? III SfA2 Basketball III StA2 Wrestling V SIA Wres tlmg VI StA Baseball IV V StA 3 Baseball III Doc Green Award VI Speczal Interests Sports radxo College Lelngb Born july 7 1937 San Diego Cal: orma Wa 9 Leek 7 alt r about 8 15 every school mornlng a new green Pontxac convertxble parks on the c1rcle and several groggy Senlors from across the DISIIICY Lme stumble out and stagger towards the Lane ohnston Burldmg However before they have gone very far the cheery volce of the drnver calls them back FIVE cents please In th1s manner Wally Leach and the Chevy Chase Express arrlve every day Wally rs famed ch1eHy for h1s great prowess ln athletxcs partrcularly on the gr1d1ron Hxs many amazlng runs through would be tacklers over the past three years wlll not be soon forgotten especlally h1s fabulous 91 yard return of the openmg klckoff 1n the Landon game In the wrnter however Walter takes to the wresthng mat Unfortunately because of several IHJLIFICS and h1s late start 1n the sport Wally has not as yet excelled IH wresthng In the sprxng moreover Walters hard hnttxng and excellent fielding have earned hlm a pos1t1on at thlrd base for the past two years I-Iowever Wally IS not solely lnterested rn athletxcs In the past few months xt has been easy to dxscover hxm at soclal gathermgs sxmply K H 15 llsten for the hlgh pxtched eeeeee and you know that Wally and h1s femlnlne companlon are near y KN l fpfjfsfyw Because of hrs excellent leaclershrp Wally i has several t1mes held class office and at the bmw close of his unror year was elected Class Treas .SJ urer and Prefect He has done a good job of f fulhlhng hrs dutxes 1n both of these posltlons Walters wmnmg ways and hard workmg 1 character wxll stand hrm rn good stead at Lehwh and 1n h1s career as a radlo engmeer f 2 22? I-IE SENIORS1 3 A 'wg A 3' . of ff J f . y . g - g - PF ,'71 P' 'vi EVM 93 J ce ' I ,sr - I ' 3 7 ' 9 , . ' 1 , . . , . . . . . . . . , ' 7 7 , . . . . I . 7' Jai J I7 a Y - ' ' ' ' Q! 77 V l , I ' ' ' r . 4' ', NJ 'Q . 4 ' 'c 1 ,, , f, 'I A. 1 .I - - ff ' ,I I . ' 'Y' 1 ' . . . . .. X I A . . y x t , 1' , K I - I A iv :rv w r ' . . . , J, I x x . . . , Q f H1 , N ' Ill! f bling l ' ' lu ll! I H, 1 T 9 5 0