St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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GEORGE HUNT MITCHELL R Artnxtxex Baseball IV V Caftam 1 I Foot ball VI Cbolr II III Cru 1 er II l VI Cheerleader IV lf II Cbnm Rmger V1 Albanian II Octomv VI Glee Club Anard: Cum I,aua'e Sorzetx SIA Base ball IV V VI SIA Foolball VI old Baseball IV Sptexal Interexrs Sports YYICGIICHZC College lVaslnng!on and Iee Born anuarv9 1939 Iexmglon Kentuc 3 Georgze Rosebud o SAY that there ts any boy tn the class who 15 more sernous mtnded and earnest than George. Mttchell would be untrue Moreover he has by consclenttous hard work achxeved much at St Albans He has been elected to the Cum Laude SOCIBIY and has mamtalned tn general an out standxng posttton 1n scholasttc endeavour He has also been qutte actxve tn extra curr1cular fields He ts a letterman tn football and IS captain of the baseball team Moreover he IS one of those courageous souls who brave the elements to rmg the morn1ng chtmes and he shouts hlmself hoarse as cheerleader tn the afternoon He has donned cherublc gown and surphce to smg as a chotrboy for five years and now works as crucxfer a task ' K that requires hts presence at the Cathedral all XZWIZ7 X l day Sunday It IS a wonder how George hnds J the tlme to prepare hts lessons as well as he does 'fx' along well wtth the masters and lndeed there could not be a more vlrtuous puptl m the school He often brmgs the proper note of sertous con sxderatxon of others 1nto the otherwtse reckless escapades of the form Wtthout a doubt thts abthty to bear dtfhcult and often bormg work wtthout a stgn of protest mll stand htm ln good ! stead xn future hfe and enable htm to emerge I ,clip my from Washlngton and Lee the college of hrs chotce w1th Hyxng colours fe f' 'f.0 f 2 THE AN A J . . S of I. I. : . '. ' : ' if . . : 1 ' : G , JJ , . '. . ' . kl . , . - a Q . ff t 1,'f '- , ff A t Y ' A 'Q-'T f If ' ' vllf' gli.-cjfigfxl f QV ll 'AV ' ' -'Irie-ff Q Y te' E rl 'B . . . . ' ' ini-, t U n ef George IS noted for hrs great abtlxty to get .452 .,',.:v ' ' l 7 . 3 , ' , -f -, J ,, ' . . . . ffl : g jf fir ll W bt. mt g'm 7 ! l . . . 1 . 'f y lf , .r. A 'L A xfw DSS ' , ' , . A L B I N

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MALCOLM STEVEN MEADER Acmmes Wrestlmg V VI Baseball IV Awards StA 2 Baseball IV SIA llfrestlmg V VI Spemal Interests Wrestlmg College Maryland Born October 31 1932 M1an11 I Ior1da Mae Medder Now clear tbe trxple regzon 0 tbe axr And let the majesty o heaven behold Tbezr scourge and terror tread on emperors lNEs too fiery to be uttered by any human be1ng'? By any but one For entermg lS a person whose very presence startles all the occupants lnto dread sxlence Thls person struts across the room looks dlsdamfully about htm hurls a few stmgmg epxthets at those near hxm and then as all breathe a sxgh of unmmgated rehef Malcolm Meader plclcs up a cue and begms to play pool Malcolm 1S one of the top contenders for the most colourful member of the senlor class I-hs aboundmg energy IS a source of wonder to all who come xn contact wxth hlm Those who had to grapple wlth h1m on the wre5tl111 mar found hum lmpregnable As a steady frequenter ofthe Slxth Form room Malcolm played a feroclous though It must be confessed not always above board game of pool When the week end that supposed period of rest between two grlndmg sessxons of school arrtves Malcolm IS sure to take advantage of It Wherever a spmted party IS m progress II may be assumed that he 15 there Hts spontanelty ermgs and magnettze to htm a bevy of nmorous but admlrxng beautles Next year when Malcolm steps across the DISIFICI L1ne to attend Maryland UDlVCfSlIy may he agam carry h1s customary dxssemblmg retxcence to the classroom but shed tt there and for the beneht of hrs classmates become hls usual self lx WW 3.9 WM, W Y AVE TI-IE O V ' 7 3 f s. ' l I . , f . , 1 f ' . '. . l ,,f Q f . , . . . X' ei . . . . , . HH up ' lx ,.4,Mi' L i and liveliness could brighten the dullest of gath- p X n . . . . 1 l 4 Z, -1 ll V 'ff' WU ll gj .. . I Ml 18,-7f T .tl-' 'f'- ' ' ' , ' ' 1, X Q I I X W y H . . . . if ' Aw,.- J 'iq Q ' V 5 u .f5:..' nf. , q., 1 B 1 -is --lt S E N I R S 1 9 5 0

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RALPH GIBSON PAGTER Actwxtxes Flag Raiser VI News V VI Albaman VI Basketball V VI Football V VI Baseball IV V Pres: dent II Cboxr I Lzbrarran Flagbearer Awards Cum Laude Key Gold Football V StA Football V VI StA 2 Basketball V SIA Basketball VI Stfl 2 Baseball IV V Specral Interests Cbess muszr College Duke Born March I9 1932 Washington D C R P Pagster Dxrty sz EVER INCREASING tumult can be heard emanatmg from Room A any Monday mormng about 8 15 Upon close lI'1VCSf1g3I1Ol'l, one finds a large crowd of awed Sixth Formers gathered around a soap box from whose top Ralph Pagter brtterly assarls some polrcy whlch has mcurred hrs wrath H1 bxtmg sarcasm stxngmg rmplrcatrons, and savage attacks usually fall to arouse most of hrs classmates however for groggy from the week end they are eagerly awaxtmg Math class and sleep So Ralph mumblmg to himself joms the processlon to the Actxvxtres Buxldmg and joms whole heartedly ln the life of the school Ralph rs noted for h1s conscrentlousness, slrghtly cymcal nature and mature conduct Desprte hrs grumblmgs he has entered every phase of school llfe and given generously of hxs tlme and abrllty A stand-out end on the football team for two years and a basketball stalwart of tlns year s basketball qulnt, Ralph has certarnly done hrs share athletlcally But thls IS not the l1m1t of hrs extra currrcular actlvrtres Rather rt IS the begmmng Dlrty Pagster IS a flag rarser a cruclfer and a hard workmg member of the busmess board of both the News and the Albanxan However these BCIIVIIICS do not hmder Ralph s studles, for hls name IS mvarlably on the Headmaster s Llst Ralphs mature attltude and cymcal out look have made htm an exceptional member of our happy go lucky class I-le rs often followed by crles of Ooohhhhh Pagter don t be so bxt ter after makmg one of hrs patented dry com ments In recognition of these qualltles Duke has already accepted htm and we feel sure that Ralph will be as successful there as here YZAQ-'Tl 0 .3 QM vO95l 'A 4' 1- lx ,sour ' Yf 'r THE E V O ' , ' 'rr yr . ' J Q ! fr A I7 I . ! J I! , .J 1 4 , 5 - S S ' ' III 5 S S 2 Q ' I S S ' J : , ' I 4, , I , . . ff SJ ff P7 ' ' Y! ' 'J 7 i .S .. , . . . . . . 9 y 9 ' 9 ' 5 a 9 . . . , . . . . . . . . N . . ,, . . . - 1 n - 7 , - ec ay QQ - va V' . -Elf , . 'QA t ' I wx' It 1 ,I E . .. . ,il V X. hx, 1 A L, N' UML uit! , .' . .. . , p ' Q 1ju.l.l : '- A ' . ' A 1 5 ,I 9 I' , . . A! -l XI' 0 04' 4 'r?' , . . at e rm as - - - X Sl N' ' I' .X L - 'S' '-73:1 .5 ' ' , . . . . ' A g 'x k- .. ,V . ' -- I 21 I . I In ' is -Q, l - S N I O R S 1 9 5 0