St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Varslty Letter Wmners Foormu Leach Captam Abell Alvord Bolmarr Broome Conrad Dxrrmar Hubbell Kmgsburv Mxrchell Pagter Price 1 Skrllmg Abel Pagter Bradley Somervxlle Donnellw Thornton DUBO1 Tredenmclc Forsrer Brown Co-manager Galloway Marrlott Co-manager Gerva x WRESTLING Kotz Llbby 9FConrad Captam McKnew Burler Pessagno Brogme 'kprlce Crevelmg Raynsford Elwell Slsson Fletcher Truxtt T Leach Warner C Lo cer Clagett Co manager Mace Somervllle Tl'omas Co-manager McCabe Tredenmclc Warner C BASKETBALL McCornaclc McGebee G Coleman Manager Kingsbury fCapta1n Meader Sour R Alvord Perry Conover F Haynes Co manager Redfield KCHQIHID Hoffer Fnedlander Co managerl .Avvafdfd lTl3j0l' lerrer OH I'8COU1l'T1CI1ClaflOI'l of C33Cl18S Awarded major letter for paruclpatlon mn Lelngb lnterscbolasuc Wresrllng Tournament THE ALBANIA , 1 1 'x ' ' l J n A 1 ' X 1 '1 R'll . I Sisson v . 1 1 - 1 ' A 1 1 1 J ' 'p x 1 1 X 'J ' 1 - N

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1 ttgh MNIMA The Athletlc Assoclatlon VERY May the wmners of major letters meet and elect five athletes who are outstanding m abrllty and leadership to represent the student body on the Athletic Assoclatron This quintet, to gether wlth the Athletrc Dlrector and one or two other faculty members rn an advlsory capacity declde the general athletic pohcy of the school award letters and appomt managers The 1950 Athlenc Assocxatxon followed closely the standard P0llC1CS of the school ln regard to athletxcs and no serlous problems arose As always the football basketball and baseball teams were awarded major letters and the tenms soccer wrestllng track and golf teams were pre sented wlth mmor STA s However ln accord wlth the general prov1s1ons for awarclmg major let ters to outstandmg mmor Varslty sport players Conrad and Rooert Elwell were awarded major letters for w1nn1ng at least one match ln the Lehigh Invrtanonal Wrestling Tournament and David Redfield and Meredlth PFICC won major monograms rn recognltron of long and outstand 1ng play on the soccer squad The Athlenc Assocxanon nn pre season meetlngs elected Bruce Coleman football manager Tom Brown and B111 Marrxott as co-managers of the basketball team Darrah Thomas and Brxce Clagett soccer co-managers and Kenneth Haynes and Leroy Frledlander to manage the wrestlmg squad For the spnng term B1ll Fletcher was elected baseball manager and Don Mrnxhe chosen as tenms manager THE NIA 43 Y W . . Y I j . , s 'r 'YQ X x sa , ,K f 5 Q , .I GX f f if Q ,. iw A ' I 1 sf F' ,A-38 2 From row, lef o ri I: Conrad. r. o E, r. . Wagner. Back row, left to right: Leach, Somerville, Alvord, Kingsbury. O I I r 3 1 ' - 1 9 1 9 9 9 9 9 ' 1 , - . . . , . J 9 . . . . U. . . - sv ' 9 J 9

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fron! row lefl lo right Cleo 5econd mn It-ft lu nghl Rall Dnttmar Pnce Slsson Leach lCapta1nl Klngsbury Holhngsworth Abell Pagu-r Thxrd row Inf! to nght Bohart Conrad McCabe Alvord C Warner Pessagno Sknllmg Somerulle Broome Fourth row left to Hgh! F Henderson Mitchell Doeg Parker F Conover DuBois Harper Block Galloway K Peterson Fsffh row It-It mnght Nation Magruder Hubbell Tredennlck Mtfiehee MrCornack Dennmson Rxley Kon Yurlh row left to nght Messrs A Wagner Middleton ackson 1Coarhe-11 Elwell H Ford lA1slutant Man agerl Coleman 1Manager1 Football year opened There were eleven letter wmners returnmg from the 1949 IAC Champlons to form the nucleus of an excellent squad and no team on the schedule was a powerhouse The Blue l1ne II19.SIEldCI11C for prep school play 180 pounds per man on the average was for once able to meet all lts opponents on equal terms The lighter batkfleld made up for 1ts laclc of welght bv shlftmess and hard hlttlng al:1l1ty At ends were Roger Kmvsoury who went on to gain a second strmg All Prep berth Nleredlth Prxce who was overshadowed oflenslvely by Kmgsbury but was peerless on defense, and Ralph Pagter who was equally proflclent on offense and defense At taclcles were A11Prepsrers Tom Slsson and lm R111 both SIX foot plus mamstays of the lme and the 1ron men of the team The guards were Charlle Warner a fast hard hxttlng converted baclc and Tyler Abell, a roclc on de fense and steady drlver on offense who also gained All Prep mentlon The center was oe Dxttmar a tough, roclc em sock em player who was baclced up bv lxttle George Mitchell The baclcfleld consisted of Captain Wally Leach All Prep speedster who tallled 7 pomts for the year Buddy Somervxlle, a cool, lmperturbable workhorse whose stellar passmv and hard chargmg gamed hxm ATH I 1 OPES for the llrst undefeated football season since 1943 were exceptionally high as the school . - - , 1 . . j - - . . ' I ' - ' v . - c 1' 5 , c - 5 s c c - L E T l C S 1 9 5 O