St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ol-:N WILLARD MARRIOTT flctnznex Cfars Treasurer IV V Co man ager Baskelball Team VI Albaman Awards SIA M Barketball VI Special Interertf Go! motor boats cars College Bngham Young Umverszty Born March 75 1932 Waslvxngton D C B111 Hot Shoppe: Oats HE clmnmg roar of a motor the 1cy shrlll of a wolf whlstle through the mornmg mlst a brxght red Ford careens down the street as pedestrlans and motorxsts alike scurry out of nfs path Through the wmdshteld can be seen a face scornfully v1ew1ng surroundmg lxfe The car swerves and heads for the clrcle rn front of St Albans Wlth a screech of brakes It halts knock mg a few berr1es off the Glastonbury thorn The door swmgs open and out sprmgs a figure clothed 1n a checkered coat Wlllard Marr1ott shouts a boisterous greetmg to h1s classmates near hum Suddenly he turns toward the car and tells the girls ln the front seat Sorry but you 11 have to walk the rest of the way He then strtdes toward the school to commence the duttes of the day For B111 Marrlott the dutles of the day are numerous but he accompllshes them all wlth an ease and rapldlty deservmg of admxratlon HIS studtes he undertakes in such a way that he stands h1gh IH the Senlor Class He rarely mlsses a day of school 1f we may except the occasional Wed nesdays when he was kept up late the nlght before through hrs profound tnterest 1n a church fellowshlp meetmg He has been a conscren nous at trmes harassed co manager of the bas i4L,4ff1,15 ,wr ,woxwf ketball team and plays a sound though mter mxttent game of tennis Several of the adver fvfuf F5225 kv clousness and efhclency 'IWQQW Blll basks rn hls culmmatlng glory at what 'ifgii R I 1 may euphemlstrcally be called soclal gathermgs haw Si There he IS the most promment of merry makers among hls amazmg cxrcle of acquamtances For th1s reason Blll has declded to journey to Utah next year to attend Brigham Young Umversxty concerning a Hot Shoppe are due to hxs tena if meuunm mmnmn 6 'L THE T J , JR. . - Q' ,FJ ' - ,Z VI I f, , : - , , ' , . . - as P' vs -F ,, U . . D I . , . , - . . U U , . 7 , , as - ' 7 u , - . , . , - 'xf ' ' x T usements appearlng 1n th1s book, notably one V -,rf 'Rss W , . , . - AME: 4,1 it Q . . . ' . . y I , ,fr f X-- . .i 7, K X. ' . . . . i I L.: X IZ ' - '. f' n ff V TX- J, ,Ir I . . h ' r vt.. - S 4 U . ' ' VJYV- - . ,:-3. ,,,,-vw da , -vw . . I 'f 'A,.,-A an TA 'Vx gg, S E N I C R S 1 9 5 0

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RICHARDSON ARMSTRONG LIBBY Actnrtxef Soccer III IV V VI Tennis Ill IV V VI Glee Club VI Scouts III IV V VI Anards SIA Soccer VI Specral Interests Stamps com: snxmmmg rrdmg lvandrcra ts colleclmg orergn sousemrs College Trzmty Born fanuary 30 1937 'Norwalk Connect: cu Drc CHEERFUI. exuberance and a wrllmgness tohelp others have characterrzed Drck Lrbby s four years at St Albans Drck brought a happy outlook on lrfe and a smrlrng face to the class of 50 rn the Thrrd Form and has kept them, undrmmed by three years of boardrng, to the alternate appre cratron and bafllement of hrs classmates Hrs wrllrngness to ard hrs fellows has also brought hrm many frrends Drck s mam rnterest rs the Boy Scouts A hard workrng Senror Patrol Leader of Troop 14 Drck has helped to marntam the hrgh standard of the St Albans Parrsh troop Drck spends most of hrs spare trme carryrng out the varrous parts of the Scout program testrng tenderfeet, purchas rng and crrculatrng the newest Scout equrpmenr partrcrpatrng rn Scout rallres, campmg out, and organrzrng the annual Scout Week exhrbrts Drck s Scout work reached rts culmrnatron the sum mer before last when he traveled to France to partrcrpate rn the world wrde Boy Scout amboree Drck s second love 15 so cer One of the prrncrpal proponents of the manly sport, Drck has been an energetrc member of the team for four years He has never been known to shrrk prac trce on the muddy days when many of us lrke to use our spare sports excuses 485 fl Seldom seen at the Srxth Form booze R Q5 I brawls nerther can Drck be found frequentrng 5 and rt rs a rare Saturday that frnds hrm rn the .1 gcoar . Srxth Form Room These week end dlsappear Expggrfy M, -sg ances have grven rrse to much speculatron among -f' hrs classmates and a recurrent rumour rnsrsts that there rs a woman behrnd rt all ....--- But whatever hrs week end habrts, Drcks cheerfulness and helpfulness have endeared hrm to hrs classmates, and he rs certarn to be equally popular at Trrnrty THE ALBA A ' : , . . g ' b , I. g 1 ff ' k!! . . . . . , - . .. , . - v - - - . . ' ' r 9 ' 7 ' ,. - ' - zz J 77 - l , -I 1 N. ,ff ' ' ee 117 -5 J C vi 1. ,79 - . . ' Y gl E xl the most familiar week-end haunts of the class Z 5 ,N r gf I -45, 5 . . . . 1 11 v J 'I ' , . ' - 'fi n- ' 'J A K-L7 . . . . la ' on A A 4- A ' ' 54 . . , : gc .' 5 .NAV 1- some ' , . ' . . , N I N

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MICHAEL AMES MCCABF Actnxtxer Vfilfy IV V V1 Class Inn dent II III Alumni Sclrolarxlnp II V Wreftlzng II III V VI Football III IV V VI Soccer II Albanxan Awards Amerlcan Legron An ard III Theo dare Nzclvolas Gxll Award II SIA lVrestImg II III V VI Stfl J Foot ball III IV StA 7 Football V VI StA 7 Soc er V Veltry Pm I Special Interests Rldmg snmzmmg motor cyrlex wrestlxng College Bowdom Born Felnruarv J 1937 St Loran U orm Mzlqe Mxgzcel NE of the frlendllest boys at St Albans ns Mrke McCabe He IS respected by the boys and masters ahke for h1s cheerfulness and unassummg manner He has the rare faculty of meetlng mrsfortunes wxth a shrug and a wry grm, and IC IS prlmarxly thxs characterxstlc whxch has made hxm a leader 1n our form We have never caught M1ke feehng brtter or bearmg a grudge He has estabhshed a very Hne record at St Albans Two years presldent of h1s class holder of the Alumnl scholarshlp and wlnner of several ommencement awards he xs now one of the most actlve vestrymen and h1s quxet slncernty xn thxs apac1ty IS an example for others to look up to Miguel has been a hrst strlng wrestler smce the Second Form and to others of us who then con sidered the varsmes to be somerhmg akm to college teams h1s long record rs an amazmg one But to speak of M1ke IH such solemn terms IS not to speak truly of h1m for he 15 very much a blade Under the mfluence of the splvs out y Q Q ww V1 West, he may ls seen m the dead of w1nter dressed 1n green gabardme slacks and a gally Flgured open collared sport sh1rt Hxs handsome face IS customarxly hxdden behmd a large pair of sunglasses In such attlre, he lolls about country club pools rn formal partles or wher ever else good lookmg young women may be found and shares h1s mherent personallty wxth a few very fortunate molls Followlng h1s dare devll nature he sometimes takes some of us for terrxfymg rldes IH h1s automoblle Few try twlce Mlke has been recognlzed for many years as one of the finest and most pro'n1s1ng boys m the School Not only the School as an mstltutxon but the boys wxll remember and miss h1m We w1sh Mike long hfe on the sands of Catalina THE ALBANIA . ' V ' 7 , . . V. ' ' :V Q QI: -I' . qc Vw, , VI t .A E I ' gf ' - - ' ' f Q A y . '-- I If 1 Q .M L v .' I -. -. . -', I in A ,4 gy' . . , 9 9 7 .... . . C . . ' - ' I , 7 A - , . . . . . , . . . . e . . l I- M - ' i ! Q 5 . . . . I A ' I -Kxdlxflxf Is, -J ' ' - IX ' is rx ,', 12 ' ' . ' E.: K - . X'f 4 X1 f 1 . . ., . . . . ze 'N li . . . v '1 4 , . . K ll . ' ' ' , N