St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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FRANK GREGG KEAR Born une 4 1941 Waslnnglon D C Entered St Albans Form C Aclzvztxes Foollnall III Soccer III IV V VI Glee Club IV V VI Formal Dance Commntee V VI Anards Soccer StA3 V VI Sperzal Interests Outboard motors tlreatrzcal produc tzon modern ,azz pamtmgs by D411 College I elrzglv Gregg OME ON GREGGl Let s bomb over to Frxends and puck up some glrls From the recumbent Hgure on the overstuffed sofa m the Slxth Form Room comes a muflled reply somethmg to the effect of Thats too much lxke work' However one should not get the lmpresslon that Frank Gregg Kear IS mddferent to glrls qulte the contrary h1s frxends have arrlved at the concluslon that he knows almost every attractxve g1rl m the Washmgton area HIS good taste 1n women IS ver1Hed by those who mvarlably accompany hlm to school functxons and prlvate partnes Whether captammg the V soccer team hang1ng over the pool table repaxrmg the T V 1n the Sxxth Form Room or helpmg out the Glee Club Gregg can always be counted WANNA RUN on to glve h1s all Hrs abxhty m sclence and math has en abled hxm to do problems whxch appear 1mPOSSlblC Known RHCCIIOUHICIY to h1s frlends as Hot Rod or uan Fanglo xt wxll be a long txme before Gregg and h1s ffzx green Ford are forgotten by those who have been prlvileged to rxde wxth h1m or by those who were near mxsses Both N C S and StA wlll mxss Greggs theatrxcal talents 'av Much of the success of recent product ons IS a result of hxs sklllful handlmg of the llghtmg When not followxng gxrls around on the stage we mean Gregg 1S often seen up to h1s A knees 1n old motors all of whlch he mamtams came from some place but he never can remember just where We understand that Lehlgh has laxd claxm to Greggs ablllty and personallty for the next few years and we heartlly wlsh hlm the best of luck HEY Kxbl X TI-IE ALBANIAN 39 9 JR' l 1 I , , ' , - - W I Q X 'I 1 ' Q 1 I CC a - - - ra , . . xr 1 - as - - I . . . . . , : s ff 1' 2 . r ' 9 ' - 9 a - - - ez l as HJ . ,, . . . . 9 I :Kit- . . A' ' . . . U . ,, Q. t . TQ g y e , e Xt if e ,Q . . - . f , P. . . , - A .T-le., , i . . . , Y V A T . . . , . 2 A I . .

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Born February 26 Entered St Albans Actwztxes Football V VI Tracle 0 tlve Scbool czatxon V VI CHARLES RAPER oNAs 1941 Cbarlotte Nortb Carolzna Form ll III IV V VI Basketball III IV III IV V VI fCaptamQ Pre ect VI ALBANIAN VI Atbletzc Asso Dormztory Pre ect V Awards Football StA V VI Atlrleteo tbe Week Waslrmgton News VI Prep Player o tlve Week Waslvmgton Post j VI Basketball StA V V1 Track StA IV V VI Adams Track Award V Captam o Wbzte Team V VI Rice Award V erusalem Cross All Con erence Foot ball V VI All Prep Football V VI AllMetro polxtan Football VI All Prep Basketball V Special Interests Sports polztzcs art College Unwersxty o Nortb Carolxna Cbarley Cboo cboo B1rd legs LOUD CRY OF Go Blrd IS heard as a shm ghostly figure wearxng a blue umform wlth the fabled 22 of Charhe usuce of North Carolina twtsts through the hne and breaks mto the clear As he crosses the goal lxne he turns to Hash h1s wmnmg smtle at the screammg gtrls m the stands He trots back upfleld w1th two C Formers hanglng on hxs back One of the lxttle tykes acctdentally puts his dtrty shoe on Btrd s knee length snow whlte socks and IS promptly thrown back lnto the mobbed stands The Bxrd has done lf agam' He could be no other than Charles onas the 160 pound terror of the IAC Charles was our leadmg scorer and was also All Metro pohtan 1n the Dxstrxct th1s year He 15 a really fine football player Not by any means a one sport man he IS a mamstay of the St Albans basketball team and the captaln of the Varstty track team When sprmg comes Charles can be seen 1n deep consultatton wxth a portly gentleman who assures hxm that thls IS the year that old StA w1ll take the IA C Track Meet from St ames The Tarheel IS not only an athlete but also a scholar w1th a remarkable memory He can recxte the helght welght and age of every athlete xn the Umverstty of North Carolma When asked to reclte 1n Amerlcan HISIOFY he 1S often shy but once he starts there IS usually no stoppmg htm Charles goes to North Carohna 1n the fall as a Morehead Scholar We are proud of th1s and we know that he wlll have a very successful career at Chapel H111 D D CQVOL q Lose? .,, Cpczaafg Magix I J ,ts ,lxlfeiflb y f 38 THE SENIORS 1959 J ,JR- . , if f 1 1 1 J A 2 lf I P 1 I h f : A : , y y :,. f ,, I l ls 5 f nl ' , 5 . , V y 1, A I A ,f , . , , 1 9 J A , :I : - f - : . . f . ,, , .' ,,. ' .' . 1 . I J . 1 . . Q Q - n ' f . . , J , . U . . . . - . . . . - - X lu l n , . n . . .. ., ' . ' 16 a' . . . ' . 'Q Qftfogg, . . . wp- 37 .j Q . l . .... Ns . . . . , . 3 XL , . , . . My pf I . . I X . , Q -A A N t ' df 'A ba R T-X W!

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WILLIAM HARRISON KING Born May 8 1941 Lawton Oklaboma Entered St Albans Form IV Actzwtzes Football IV V Soccer IV V VI Track V VI News V VI Sports Edztor Awards Football StA3 IV Soccer StA2 IV Stfl V VI Szlver News Key Speczal Interests Swzmmmg sazlzng mecbamcs College Dartrnoutb Bxll oe Gere T EXACTLY 8 23 each morn1ng a l1ght green 1951 Ford may be seen pullmg Into the S1xth Form C1rcle Eventually the door opens and B111 Kmg appears from the nebulous depths If II IS not durmg soccer season B111 s early mornmg conversat1on IS 1nevItably about one of the math or phys1cs problems wh1ch he found espec1ally Interestmg B111 may read1ly be found durmg the majorIty of the soccer ptactlces and games val1ant1y de fendlng the St Albans goal from any would be scorers As any of the players on the team wI11 tell you B111 has saved many a game by h1s qu1clc thmlcmg Wwe L ONE A and fast reflexes PY' RY! N -'2 'Wi I Bes1des be1ng a good soccer player B111 IS also an excel ls 55,1 y f Eu lent student espec1ally In the scxences B111 IS talcmg advanced UL 7 Mig f math thIs year and IS qu1te frequently found after class 4 puzz11ng over one of Mr Sm1ths Intellectually stImulat1ng Q 4 'Ao bIts of 1nformat1on such as the amount of thrust needed to be 0 if Q, U. send a roclcet to the moon G9 FR C B111 has one partIcular hab1t wh1ch all the Semors wIll gffx X I Z Clic 17 QR not easIly forget Immed1ate1y after seventh per1od Is over -f B111 may be seen streakmg down to the SIxth Form Room W ld-. L for a few games on h1s beloved pInba11 mach1ne The number Vx haf X of free games he occas1onally amasses IS 1ncred1ble B111 IS 1eavIng for Dartmouth at the end of thIs year 1 L and IS golng to study engmeerlng WIth h1s des1re to learn and 1115 w1nn1ng personal1ty we are all sure that he wI1l be f a tremendous success K f V K A1 X 40 THE SENIORS1959 , , Q' ', , I A I I ' .I 1 . , . , . . . . . , . . . . . lu L . . . . . CLI, fl' LA' or 9 ' x71 I . . . , . . . WQW i H fi . . . , ' f O 7 ee cr GS :J F . ' . . ' 31' I A fi X . . . I f l . . . ,K ' J F X ,Y v