St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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AMES FRANKLIN RILL Actnrtres News V VI Albanran 1 Football V VI Basketball I ' Flag Rarser VI Awards Gold Football V All Prep Fool 1,411 VI sm Football V II sm .5 Bas etball V Srl1er 'N ns K x Special Int res! Football ra parnlrng, Colleg Dartmouilv Born Mar lv -I 1993 Clvzrago lllrnor Sleepy .ln HE PREFECTS have finally succeeded rn quellrng the drn on the terrace of the Lane ohnston Burldrng and all turn to salute the flag The Flag rarsers grve a mrghty tug and suddenly the sleep drugged students become aware that they are not salutrng Old Glory but Young rm Rrll who has somehow managed to entangle hrmself rn the rope When -Irm once has drsentangled hrmself from the rope and has attended chapel he drlrgently and conscrentrously applres hrmself to hrs studres a fact whrch has been proved by the frequent appearance of hrs name on the Headmaster s Lrst In addrtron to ranlcrng hrgh rn hrs class rm has lrberally bestowed hrs talents rn the sports of football and basketball Many were the games rn whrch the recovery of fumbles by our frerce left taclcle turned the trde In the Georgetown Prep game rm recovered three fumbles each of whrch erther led to Blue touchdowns or averted almost certarn enemy scores For hrs excellent play throughout the entrre season rm was awarded a posrtron on the All Preparatory Team rm has added qurte a few sayrngs to the effervescent vocabulary of the Senrors Y term of frrendly greetmg Urp whrch srgnr fres surprrse and Eee whrch srgnrnes the complete satrsfactron of the speaker rm s extra currrcular actrvrtres are varred 'll Srnce hrs entrance to St Albans rn the Frfth -A I Form he has served farthfully on the News torled on the Albanran acqurred blrsters as a 1'-A flag rarser and has been a steady traveller out 'fi Rrver Road whrch leads to a certarn house very w7 ' near the Club rm plans to enter Dartmouth next fall and hrs fellow students at Hanover wrll soon learn that rf they want a srncere frrend rm Rrll rs therr man 'wJ 'HHH -'Pi TH AN A . J . V.. . :.. , .. fl: . : '. I I: l eu A s ' ' , . r 3 we . . . 1 -- k : , I ..A ,ty I .. el xx I e ' C 5: F ' , nl Ile, F ' 1 Cf 'za I C . . . 5 ' .-,QQ ,i2Q,: . .- 51 1 ' A 'I ' ,W :aj 4: Cf 1 ' Ufinzf' U - i 1 . - 9 ' ' F . F a I - rr sa er 77 a , . 9 1 . , . . 1 , , . . , . . - I J' - ' - . er on a - 7 E V M yy I V im' - - tt ,U . . .- 1 Q 1 ' . tt ay - - - l 9 7 ' nfl s.l l X , of J , ' ' ,,.- .. ' ra ' - - - - El, W, Y M W I, 1. .,, v I ' ' ol A gr , ' re ,vs I 'I 'X few ' et ' H - ' ' o s : if ' Sri? Vw. . ' ' . . ,, f If I as I y , 1 f R , I lf X - I I I V., . . 1 -In - . W gf-f' -sy , 9 1 so t t F U ' E A I. B I N

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DAVID DOGGETT REDFIELD Activities: Vestry V15 NewsU III, IV, Vg Business Manager, Vg Soccer V, Cap- tain VI' Co-leader o Nature Club VI Awards Szlver News Key V Gold Soc cerball V StA Soccer V VI Vestry Pm V Speczal Interests Radzo musxc art nature meclvanzcs College Unwersztyo Vzrgzma Born August 15 1931 Boston Mass xclvu setts Dave Scorpton URING a qulet evenmg ln the Dorm one can usually find an energetlc lookmg fellow huddled over a compllcated pxece of apparatus Wanna see somethm mult1 sharp? he shouts and as a curlous throng gathers around hlm he outlmes the method by whlch a spark of electr1c1ty can be made to Jump over a spool and between any two specified teeth of a comb Thls trlck usually d1S perses the rabble qutte speedxly but a few remaln behtnd to dlscuss electron1cs wlth the school s foremost exponent of the subject Dav1d Redfield BCS1d6S belng a skxlled electrxclan Dave IS outstandlng and probably better known as the cap ta1n of the soccer team Durlng the game one cannot help l'lOI1ClI1g as he steals the ball from an opposlng forward and klcks lf more than half the length of the Held In fact Dave IS known for an aggressweness wh1ch often leaves h1s opponent lymg on the ground and no longer 1n possesslon of the ball On weekends and durmg vacatrons Dave frequently dlsgulses hlmself as Daniel Boone and sets off for the Forest Prlmeval where he medl tates and sometlmes catches snakes for whlch he has a pecullar attractxon Dave the mtrepxd out doorsman loves nothlng more than a brxsk ten mrle walk before breakfast about the t1me whe the boys are crawl1ng 1nto beds after the1r mght t1me revels Besldes sports and the out of doors the News and the Vestry have taken much of Da v1ds t1me out of class Th1s year as clerk of the Vestry Davld has often been seen pormg over the mmutes of that organlzatxon Next year at Vlfglnla Dave w1ll no doubt be happy ln the electron1cs lab at Charlottesvllle 7 umm im? 'gf lx 49 H Z4 ni sf -is gg I-in N E1 -Lf aa' 4 Imp' I t QQQ .1 THE N s f ' A rr 11 I . , - ' 5 2 I h A '. ' I . 3 I 7 a r 2 ' ' ff 12 PP - 5, 1' ' - ce ' 9 - sa , . . , 9 . . . . . . . . . , 1 , . , - ' 7 ' a J ' ' f l Us , I X ' l - ' X MMD. l ' ' l ll n ra- Qt as - - Q , -1 ax . ,, ' -' . lllllllllll ' Qxvfff I lm ,Ex.::., - - , QWQX ,.,,,iL-15,1 ec 77 A 'ff' . ' , . 5 1 9 'Z' -f - . . . 1' , 1Te'A' . 5, f' - le -Ja- . v 7 S E I O R S 1 9 5 0

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HANS WILHELM voN SCHOEN Actwrlzes Government Club V VI Dance Commrttee VI Prefect VI Award: jerusalem Cross V Speczal Interest: Art rxdmg College Mumclr Born February 2 1937 Berlm Germany Shown Cultured One Untz Hands F A VOTE were taken by the more rntellectual members of the class of 50 on whrch of them IS the most polrshed, rnformed, and cultivated gentleman of all Hans von Schoen would surely wrn by a unanrmous vote, and justly so For wrth an old world courtesy, a vast store of knowledge and the proper apprecratron for rt, and a thoughtfulness that the narrve born Albanran would do well to observe, The Baron rs rn many ways the brrghtest among the shrnrng stars of the half century men Even after four years rn the Unrted States, The Baron rs strll frequently dumbfounded by some specunen of verbal rmportunrty on the part of hrs assocrates whrch seems not rn the least un usual to hrs Amerrcan frrends A reference to The Baron s postmerrdronal actrvrtres brrngs us to hrs pronounced aversron for athletrcs In the fall he took tennrs once or twrce, but when the wrestlrng season set rn, he became so famrlrar on the Infirmary pleadrng f 7 Y physrcal drsabrllty that Mrss Shaw finally drs mrssed hrm by wrrtrng on hrs proferrecl excuse blank Says he doesn t feel well Then he swrtched to soccer played for two days, and fled to the Art room There, the prrde and Joy of Mr Stambaugh he persrsts rn parntmg eerre, haunted landscapes and other prgments of the rmagmatron X f Hans wrll return to hrs natrve land next fall X X I I ff, VM' to study at the Unrversrty of Munrch, and hrs P If X many frrends at St Albans wrll be deprrved of gg one of their most mterestrnv and farthful com I f y f panrons TI-IE V 1 , Q I I 1 : 7 'I . J 'I' '3 P' I3 PP Q! 3 V 5 F' 51 . , . . Y Qt 57 ' ' ' ' ' r . . . 1 , 4 I E 4 , Q . . . . . . '-1-211:-'z-fr. .4 'A F W ' 5 - .QWQ ,ul ' . ' 1 X, 'f,I,54,f1f . . '. . . f fi,,5. 1f gy , ez Q 9 an 'WXJ' ff 'X :T V 'H , - , f '- ur ' , - 'ffls,7f' Al L ' A -, 9 Vx , bbs 0 ly! 'f A ' 1 fl e - . ' ' fl'-53.-1 l l ' , J! 'V Q' . . . . . if-' f , , 1 f x rl- Z ' f ,VA ' J- 1 ,Af I fl 3 ,f '.4 . . . 1 , ,V 1 14 lj Y! X T . - xbfk, I ,ay Z l, ,Z A if . . . . 5 I , 'lg ,K , Q., an .fl . . . . ' . , f if, - . ' 1 '7 -' ' '. J, W, P - ' s . . . -X ,,4 -41 X - X I 4 a 0 f ' '. . . . . . - W H I ,, , I cv fag f fi P9 S E N I O R S 1 9 5 0