St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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PHILIP MICHAEL LARNER GORE Born September II 1941 Waslvzngton D C Entered St Albans Form C Actzwtzex Soccer III IV V VI Tenms III IV V VI Nenfr III IV V ALBANIAN VI Govern ment Clays V VI Relzgzous Club VI Sperzal Interests Classlcal musxr temm College Prmceton Mke N'ro THE COMMON Room sweeps a dapper well dressed young Albaman carrymg a GIlbert and Sulhvan record under hIs arm He encounters a lower former and says alflly Out of my way chIld Hxps hIs scarf over hIs shoulder, and suavely SIIS down by the fireplace MIchael Gore has arrIved One of the best dressed boys In school, lVlIke IS Impeccably attIred for all the many partIes and socIal functIons he attends He has been goIng to comIng out partIes sInce the Second Form and II IS rumored that he wIll be the only boy In WashIngton to make hIs own debut A boy of varled and cultured Interests, MIchael IS an i arfoo NS BM avld theatregoer and may be found at the premIeres of all wr CITNU fashIonable shows and concerts In WashIngton He frequently su in ll pIck up a few shIrts at Brooks Brothers Not an athlete hIm self, save for parlor games and an occasIonal swIng wIth the racquet, he falthfully accends all St Albans athletlc HEHIIS He V may often be seen transportmg a multItude of llttle urchms JL t to and from games remaInIng dIgnIlIed and aloof through all In hIs attempts to get Into the college lVlIke Wlned and dIned the entIre Prmceton comxmttee all fall After much cosmopolltan and sophIstIcated entertalnment the worthy gentlemen could hardly reslst lVlIke WIth hIs urbanIty and charm MIchael wIll fit perfectly Into the Ivy Club Although he wIll surely not allow hIs S work to Interfere wIth hIs soclal lIfe we are certam that he wIll be a success In whatever Held he enters WWII 3 TI-IE SENIORS 1959 K E , . , , , . . I - I : Y 7 7 7 S A f Y V Y f 7 5 f 7 Y : 3 : I - ' : 1 5 I i , - . . . . . . . Q, ' 7 , . ,, . . . . . , . i - . . , ' , I - . flies to New York to take in a special performance and to N . . . U . - A I - , I . . X I W KN f If ' xx v -- . i . . . X -N . . . R . ,, gg ' X . 3 X l . . . . Eg X . ' . . . ' X I f ff 7, , N . . . . X Q i . . .... . 'J s F . . 1' . J X 2

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DONALD SINCLAIR DUSENBURY qs Born August 27 1940 San Fmncrsco Cal: ornza Entered St Albans Form V Actwrtres ALBANIAN VI Government Class V VI Clvess Club V VI Secretary Treasurer Specral Interests Automobzles clvess plvzlately records slzrzng College Unzted States Mrlztary Academv Du w Don Dznlzelbury F IT WEREN T FOR Sacred Studres VI and Don Dusenbury everyone rn the Senror Class mrght at one trme or another have dred of boredom In fact rn Advanced Englrsh he provrdes almost as much entertarnment as does Mr McKrnley hrmself for all hrs sly wrttrcrsms Don not only says thrngs that others would never say but he also says them forcefully and makes one feel that he really means them consequently the end result rs nearly always humor He has exercrsed hrs speak mg talents rn Government Class where he manages to keep members alert alrve and antagonrstrc wrth hrs prquant comments TWNK WE U'-U TELL DON NS new An ardent supporter of the Help Stamp Out Cadrllacs Campargn Don wrth hrs prnt srzed Volkswagen can get more places rn less trme than can any of hrs classmates wrth any Qur ro memes eco? ust Been Passed by 36 Horsepower Club hrs VW may be seen gorng up hrlls and down srdewalks rn order to demon strate the partrcular facrlrtres of hrs powder blue motorrzed pup tent Hrs chref hobby rs the study observatron and classrfrca tron of the opposrte sex Hrs battlefreld rs the dance floor and hrs armor a tuxedo On dates Don wrth hrs seemrngly rn exhaustrble supply of good lookrng grrls has run the gamut of nrght spots from the Casrno to Lrsner Audrtorrum, where Dr Zacharras was expoundrng on the pressure of lrght Don has made a wonderful frrend and classmate We wrll mrss hrs humor hrs energy and hrs genurne affabrlrty and we are sure he wrll lrven up West Pornt as he has St Albans THE ALBANIAN 31 1 , , ' , lf ' F ' 'A : , : , , : I 1 K ' l I ,A : A , ' 5 I J f 15, , ' , . . . . 7 ' 9 . , . I 5 S 9 - ' 7 Y , 5 9 X Qc - - - A ' . ,, . . . . , - C- . . . . X, Q QI kind of automation. He is also a member of the You-Have J - - - - - 77-1 ' tjk . . . . . ' . Q ' 9 Q . . . 7 . , . - Xl, fg . ' . '. K x - , N, . A . ', w- . , 7 . . . . , flyflfbrvolggf l . I I

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GEORGE MCINVALE GRANT R Born September II 1941 Wasluxngton D C Entered St Albans Form III Actwztzes Football III IV V VI Track III IV V VI Government Class VI Awards Football StA3 III StA V VI Track SIA IV V VI All Prep Football l2nd team VI Speczal Interests Huntzng College Prmceton Load Grunt ND NOW WE PRESENT three stars of the country music Held Tommy Cash Charlle Wrl lams and Georgie Tubbs To the beatmg of a drum jungle rhythm George Grant rambled down the center alsle on the mormng of the student talent assembly judlclously placed hrmself behlnd the mlcrophone and began waxlmg a tune resemblrng Wreck of the Ol 97 A free wheellng Southern lad George has made a srzable contrrbutlon to St Albans A faxrly massrve 1HdlVldl,l3l George played a tremendous game of football thrs year and was ff MN' X if pr.: 3 t 42:0 AD Yiiif- rqwl wmv 9 LORD' rewarded by be1ng named to the All Prep team Intramural basketball also fell before hmm as he led the Whales to the champnonshxp He spent many a wmtry afternoon bowlmg over the smaller players and who wasn t xn hrs haste In the sprlng George put the shot quxte a drstance In last years IAC track meet George won by heavlng the modlhed can nonball farther than anyone else ln the I A C thus capturmg Hrst place hghtmg vlolently for Southern POIICICS rn Government Class but when not dlscussrng POIIIICS he 1S as mrld and gentle as a new born calf He has a PASSION for ohnny Cash and Hank Wrllxams whxch coupled w1th hrs growmg respect for Buddy Knox lndlcates h1s varxous tastes ln musxc When George heads to college he w1ll make frlends and wrll thoroughly enjoy hxmself for George wxth h1s great pro pensxty for gettmg along wlth people wxll be a certaln success THE ALBANIAN 33 , .l ' J 1 I ' I' I Cf . . ,, . . , , - , I I . 1 aw, I 1 1 , ' ' ' ' ' ff 7 Y Y, - , . , . . . . . . . , . ' - QQ . 77 . , . 1 S A Q , ' u ' , 'Xl . . . , I 1 - NK g L lx . . ., Xl ,, A3 I cfs The big boy of the Senior Class is a true Southerner ff J, ' X' I A . . .. I U. I . ' wqnlfg I wot 1 7 llxl ll? ffl s L ' - . . . f - fre- K I . . . 5 . r H DI A gi . . , . . . . ' 7 I. ,Q . I RF -, . . . ' . . I l ' xwfff ' l '