St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CHARLES EUGENE CLIET III Born Marcl77 1941 Waslvmgton D C Entered St Albans Form III Actwltxes Football IV Soccer III IV V VI Tenms III IV V ALBANIAN VI Track VI Awards Football Stfi 3 IV Soccer StA 3 III StA 2 IV StA V VI Tennzs StA2 IV Special Interests Sports record collectzng modern jazz com collectmg College Cornell Buzzy VERY MORNING at exactly 8 Z5 a somewhat txrecl blue Ford coupe pulls noxsxly onto the Sxxth Form parkmg lot Wxth a wave the drrver gxves the Head Prefect the slgnal for the flag to r1se and thus another day begins for Charles Eugene Chft III After chapel Buzzys day contmues as he letharg1cally races to Latln V He IS one of the few boys to contmue Latm through the S1xth Form In Latm as rn all of h1s subjects he has mamtamed a close to honor roll average and he has repeatedly been heard to say that he recexved 100 on the physlcs test The same goes for Math VI despxte Hgqggby GQT B QGQRE-U-E? the fact that he had a sllght downfall 1n the mlddle of the year f'N-N., The day contlnues as Buzz takes a quxck tr1p to the X ,X t1me Varsxty letter wmner 1n track a prospectlve Varsxty FF letter wmner thls sprlng or ln pool he always comes out on top After sports he takes another trxp to the room and then proceeds home only to find he has to run a mrlllon and fff' JN-,X one errands for hrs famlly HIS day ends wlth a few hours fx' of hard work xxx The merchants of Wash1ngton know hxm well for he XFX has undoubtedly VlSlf8d all of them trymg to persuade them to place an ad ln THE ALBANIAN In thls capacxty he was rmmensely successful Thls fall when Buzz enters Cornell hls good nature XJCIJ M and gemallty wlll lnsure him success TI-IE ALBANIAN 25 7 : J s I 1 ' ' , , : , 5 , mf' : Q ' v Q ' 1 1 ' J E J 1 J I r ' s A .1 Q 1 : s , I I J N , 1 y . . . ' 9 7 7 ' , . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . , , ' 9 3 . . . . A . . K Sixth Form room before sports. Whether 1n soccer fa two- 'x -f Yv Ll C 1 1 1 1 1 a 'X I 7 4 x I f , , ' QQ 77 ff! I E . , . . , Xf,,CLik'L'l5X- AXMJX, - gfz . . I . . l -X! f X! I . . ' I I Q Ax . . . qkwpg , c . . . M .1 1 , 1 . . , ' Q vw, 1 gn

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KEITH ARMISTEAD CARR Born February I2 1941 Wasbrngton D C bntered St Albans Form C Actzwtzes Football III IV V VI Soccer III IV V VI Baseball III IV V VI News IV V VI Copy Edztorj ALBANIAN VI Relzgwus Club VI Formal Dance Commzttee V VI Cbazrmanj Tea Dance Commzttee IV Cathedral Server I I Awards Football StA3 III IV StA VI Soccer StA3 III IV V StA 7 VI Baseball Stfl 3 III StA 2 IV Honorable Mentxon Art Water Colors IV A1115 Soczety VI Salver News Key Specxal Interests Campmg sports College Wasbzngton and Lee Pxggy Kztty Dmty Moore osx-1, MAN SHE s REALLY CUTE' Thxs IS a typrcal utterance of thrs year s socral secretary, Kelth Carr Kelth has had a long and dlstxnguxshed record rn the soc1al world In h1s Fourth Form year he was a member of the efhcxent Tea Dance Commxttee whlch gave hlm hxs start and some experlence 1n dance preparattons xf nothlng else Last year he graduated to the more tmposmg and more efhcxent Formal Dance Commlttee and was elected cha1rman for the final two dances last year and for thls, hrs Senlor year From the very first 1n thus htgh ofhce Kexth was full of surprlses He devlsed the xdea of a combmatlon record hop and band muslc prom Thxs year Ketth was entxrely responsxble for the f-f- ffl greatest and most elaborate dance that St Albans has ever ff had Through hrs tlme consummg dehberauons wlth the Jazz V L? 0 ' world where he xs known as Kxtty Carr, Kexth acqulred the approprtately named Fats Dommo for the Flftleth Anmver 0 f N '7 sary Dance In the beautlfully decorated gymnastum, students, X Q faculty and parents fox trotted and jltterbugged to four hours SX J of truly exhtlaratmg mus1c Xuf X Strange as xt may seem Kelth 1S not enurely a soclal S' X KX worker Thls year, through determ1nat1on and practxce, Plggy was the dependable center of the undefeated Var s1ty football team He was also on the Varstty soccer team and the Varsity baseball team where he was known as Dmty Moore f1S xg X. Frrendly, SCll'lt1llaUl'lg, and always ready wlth the latest gosslp or expanded rumor Kelth IS a umque character m the llfe of St Albans, and the School Wlll m1ss htm greatly 24 THE SENIORS1959 : , . ' , . . '..: J 9 J 3 5 I ' J 3 I' 2 : I 3 ,' 1 : J ' J I 1 , 5 , 5 I , , I 5 s 5 y : 1 'v 1 s 1 : J 'Q 1 : r '-5 J r 'J a - 'J I 1 . ' ' . ' ' 7 : I , . , . 7 . C6 , ,, . . . . , . , . . ,. , ,. . . . . ' 1, . wsu-'7 VN nfl . . - ..... br W 5 . X, ' ec - 37 - ' l , ' et 79 - ' ' ' - I C KI ' XX - I . nfl ' Y ' . . '. ng , 'A . . . . . f l 1 U 1 .CQ s me - as - . . - l N- ' . - . QQ , QQ 7K b as - Q . . . . . l l X t . , ' Y x J D . . . 0 I g ' 'NL J v R f ff .

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DOUGLAS ELIOT COULTER Born january 26 1941 Waslnnglon D C 6: Entered St Albans Form III ACflV1f165 Cross Country V VI Wrestlzng IV V VI Tennzs III IV V VI Trark III IV V VI Prefect o the School VI Government Class V VI Chess Club IV Awards Harvard Club Award V Srzenre Award V erusalem Cross VI Cross Country VI Cum Laude Sperzal Interests Sazlmg St Andrews Somety Scottzslv dancing College Harvard Doug Kruxclv I-IooPIsIs' SCOTTISH DANCING TONIGHT yells an odd lookmg creature talcmg off In the gray car on Monday nIghts ThlS 1S actually Doug Coulter well known for hIs days of be lcllted splendor A Prefect, Doug gIves leadershIp In all fields of the School s hfe The prodIgIous amount of tIme and effort he puts IHIO hIs studIes has placed hIm at the head of the Form AthletIcally he IS a VarsIty wrestler and 1S always the second Blue runner to place In cross country meets As a member of the Government Class Doug never faIls to come up wIth InterestIng observanons on programs thns qualIty also IS In evIdence IH classes where he confuses masters 4 and students alllce by doubtIng the veracxty of any proposI A gil t1on set before hIm l ff' Bemg a typIcal Scot Doug IS aware of the power or l 'fx f lack thereof of the dollar Nevertheless he always wIll glVC X Qfmfx money for just1f1able causes although Mr Ruge has to S X Q beg money from Dougs fellow students IH order that Doug X653 Q ,Gt mIght have hIs haIr cut X Doug does not center hIs hfe In the School Among hIs outsIde Interests are boats farmmg and the culInary arts In the past summers he has worked as a farmer and as a dltch Q X J I dIgger As to hIs dIet the experIenced guest at h1S house must X X4 learn to expect anythIng from frxed squId to fondue and XX grasshoppers Harvard wIll be fortunate to have Doug as a freshman next year, for It wIll be gettIng a smgle mlnded IndIvIdual who g1VCS hIs utmost to anythIng In whIch he IS engaged XIX-J I L l XXWX 3,-,.. Z6 THE SENIORS 1959 he In ,fy , ,I Ji , 1 ,Z y I: 5 lg , sy J if a . . . , In f . . .. . . 4 31,-I ' .l . . .- 2-Jvx . .' . 5TwD'5 - Q , .T -L'-Xjyg,pX ec- - as , . fgfxfj, . . . .' D. lkxflf-f 4 I a lfgxg of . . . ., . . . . . XJ I N., I If I u ld-X Z-S