St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ROBERT WALTER GREEN Born uly 31 1941 Washmgton D C Entered St Alban: Form A Actwztzes Cross Country III IV V VI Soccer III IV V VI Fencmg V VI Track III IV VI News III IV V VI Lower School Edztor Dramatzcs Club V VI Model Raxlroad Club III IV V VI Chzmes Rmger V VI Awards Szlrer News Key Specml Interests Boy Scouts hlkxng carnpmg com col lectzng Church work music all lands College Cornell Bo OB GREEN IS one Semor whose tlme IS conslstently tled up m some act1v1ty erther m or out of School Prxmary 1n hls school act1v1t1es has been the News for wlnch he has handled most capably the Lower School page xnstltutmg new xdeas such as Lower School edxtorxals I-le also rxngs changes ln the bell tower at frequent xntervals Unt1l tts dxssolutlon earl1er thls year Bob led the Model Rallroad Club m 1ts act1v1t1es For pure enjoyment Bob has worked prodxglously wlth the Glee Club and Strollers Club lendmg hrs asslstance mamly 1n the techmcal flCldS of hghrmg and sets He can also be found playmg an xnformal chess game or worklng m the darkroom Track cross country and espec1ally fencxng have taken Bobs attent1on 1n the sports Held It mlght be thought that h1s schedule would end here but the lxst of outs1de work 15 even larger Bob has worked for many years tn the Boy Scouts becommg last year an Eagle Scout the hxghest ran In the summer he w1ll become an asslstant Scoutmaster 1n structmg two of h1s hobb1es hand WC3VlHg and cooklng H15 other hobb1es mclude com and stamp collect1ng hlk mg and carpentry to wh1ch the twelve foot saxlboat 1n hls basement wxll attest Bob IS also very actlve m church work Although admlttmg a weakness for pool Bob wlshes to attend Cornell where he wxll have l1ttle txme to partlcrpate 1n thls sport Always a good student and a member of the Ad vanced Mathematlcs class Bob wxll pursue a math sclence curr1culum leadmg to a career IH electrlcal engmeer1ng LET WIE HELP ou MA f THHNIFEQ DH OJ it mga l KCMCJCP -'bl U 34 THE SENIORS1959 :I , , ' , . . W ...,:, : ' J, ,, :, , ,S 5, F ,JI I 7 J I . A ', ' , 'r J' Q I ' b , '. - ' - . 1 Y Q 7 -. - . kg 'g,3j, n'y KQD . . ,.- 2? 1 A grime, 7 . ,' . . . i ,N Allffgzgvf-:f . . . full' f . . . ' .. . 2 l glxfA . ' n l X rlxh Ng

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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 '

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DANIEL STANwooD I-IARTMAN Born October 21 1941 Broolzlzne Massaclrusetts Entered St Albans Form II Actwmes Soccer III IV V VI Baseball IV Ten ms III IV Calxstlvemcs V VI Class freasurer III VI Glee Club IV Vestry VI Cheerleader V VI Awards Soccer SIAZ III IV StA V VI Second Place News Literary Contest Slrort Story Dwzszon Special Interests Birds natural lvxstory lrockev skung lnkmg pamtzng College Vlfzllzams Woodze HERE ARE RELATIVELY FEW Semors who have observed a whxte belllecl booby but among these chosen few W0OdlC Hartman must unquestionably be xnclucled WO0dlC has a near profess1onal knowledge of blrds and anlmals and because of this knowledge he IS one of the few Senlors who knows what hls professxon w1ll be Although Woodxe spends much of hls free t1me vxewmg the feathered frlends he spends a great deal of hrs t1me studymg and has been rn the top fourth of h1s class ever sxnce he entered St Albans For the past three years he has vehemently kncked ,I Yo 5, the soccer ball on the ever growxng bxg field and IS an mtegral part of the well drllled soccer machme Last year the Vestry called for h1s servlces and he re 35 AUNHMLVKI Dan 0EFEnscLE5f 131005 l um sponded to thls as he responds to everythxng else wxth mter fy M N Heal est promptness and smcerlty He also holds the coveted posl -X tion of class treasurer and every Thursday mornlng he can 2 KC? be seen beggmg boys to glve to the common lxfe together X through the Llttle Sanctuary fund G I K WOOd1C has more energy than should be allowed 1n one Xl X human body and loves to hxke over the hllly terram of New M 1 f England and to skx over lts snow covered slopes X W X Wrth h1s Hne sense of humor and h1s serrous attltucle i toward thmgs that merlt such an attltude W00d18 wlll have A j lrttle trouble xn hrs college career We at St Albans wonder J l l however how he wxll react when he d1scovers that l1fe IS not M Half forthe was THE ALBANIAN 35 :' ,: , J J J y Q - ai' , . . . . , . . , . . . - . . ' . . . . H . ,, . . . , . . . MM S. ll vw-0 I u ' . ,I 1 ' ' K A V1 47 -1 ' Le-no - - - D lhoscv I I ' X . U . f ' . . - 9 if Nb- 3'y '- .' r ' V . QL X f NJQX . ' . . ,xl I N . . ' 4 9 Fr' . I lt ll ' if 'yl l , . ' ' ' . 1 . lf , y l . . . , . . ,Fix 'T is ' ' ' . . , Q! ' 37 X l .0