St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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rn oxls V around Geo M ooxe GEO!-FREY MONROE MILLER Born Illay 9 1940 Honolulu Hawarx Entered St Albans Form B Actwztzes Football III IV V VI Soccer III IV V lffaptam VI Captamj Track III IV V VI Relzgzous Club V VI Tea Dance Commzttee IV Atl7lelzcAssoczat1on V VI Secretary Awards Football StA3 III StA V VI All Con er ence Football VI Soccer StA III IV V VI Allllfletropolztan IV V VI Track V VI Doc Green Award rn Football VI Tbzrd Award Speczal Interests Sports cars musrc all kxnds usxmg College Nortlr Carolzna or Pennsylvanza osH IT DOES my heart good to see a lad w1th such determmatxon and dr1ve quoth the Headmaster Most frequently when he makes thls statement he speaks of Geoff Mxller fullback of the football team captam of the soccer team and hurdler on the track team One of the best athletes ln the Slxth Form Geoff IS a promlnent flgure around St Albans All of the Washlngton newspapers made a typographlcal error when they announced the Al1Metropol1tan football selectlons they omxtted Geoff s name Geoff was the recrplenr of the Doc Green award and certalnly was one of the Hnest football players m the Washlngton area However the newspapers drd not faxl to name hlm to the All Metropolxtan soccer team an honor he rlchly deserved There were few who dared to get ln hxs way on the soccer field Those who dld soon dxs covered 1ts hazards Geoff xs no slouch when It comes to studxes and ln the past year has ra1sed hls class standmg many rmportant notches, much to the delxght of Mr Ruge After the Landon football game Geoff showed that he IS also a good party man as he cavorted for many hours at the resldence of B111 Kmg with a damsel m one hand and a Pepsx in the other As Mr Ruge has often saxd, twenty years from now Geoff Mlller w1ll have gone head and shoulders above the rest of the Class of '59 We Semors hope that h1s predxctxon IS true, for lf could not happen to a more rough, tough, deservmg guy FSS 1?0LN 740 U M fy! QT ,af F 53 QT ,H be TWC rigfix 48 THE SENIORS1959 f' :tg wg - A I A : I I 3 P I I J J ' ' l If K - I Q 1 -Q J I Ur ' ' ' , , f I : r ' : : z 1 Q ' ll ' K ', A . 2 r li , I . H : , . I . L . L ff, U . . . . ,, 7 5 - a 1 3 ' , . . - . . 1 . , . . K 7 ' . . . . . - 7' ' ' I WNW- ilu Y Q . -4 f 4 '! . ' . . . Q X I All ix 2 tx. , lj . . . . t O In I XJ! I . 7Jx': f l . - li Q ,A ,, 'ff 1 c GQ 7 1, . . E a I . QL 6 Q2 Q , 7 ' 9 . ' 5 + . . - ,I K g ii . ' . u X ,1 it

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LIVINGSTON TALLMADGE MERCHANT R Born january 6 1941 Morrrstown New jersey Entered St Albans Form C Actwrtres Cross Country VI Wrestlmg III IV Fencmg V News III Government Class IV V VI Relrgzous Club V VI Cathedral Server V VI Glee Club VI Awards Wrestlmg StA3 III Cum Laude Speczal Interests Language classzcal and organ muszc church arclntecture teaclnng astronomy campzng College Harvard Lrvy HE THREE GREAT achrevements of Chrnese astronomy were the predrctron of wars by comets, the revelatron that dragons cause eclrpses of the sun and moon and the rntellrgence that the cen ter of the earth was Hve mrles outsrde of Perprng Such profound statements are often made by Lrvy Merchant, and they rndrcate hrs sense of humor and wrde varrety of rnterests Astronomy and scrence hctron are among hrs mam mterests He has purchased a telescope and has become an expert rn rts operatron as a recognrtron of hrs abrlrtres he was appornted assrstant teacher of astronomy rn the Lower School Hrs rnterest rn scrence hctron typrfres hrs lrkrng of esoterrc subjects, rncludrng Freudran psychology, apanese, and the customs of the Church Lrvys Held of concentratron at St Albans rs language He has taken Latrn, French, Spanrsh, and Russran and rs more or less fluent rn the last three In the academrc lrfe of the School, Lrvy rs rn the top of hrs class and was honored for hrs work by berng elected to the Cum Laude Socrety An actrve member of the Relrgrous Club Lrvy rs one of the few members of that organrzatron who can argue wrth the grrls wrth some knowledge of hrs subject to back hrm up Lrvy combrnes rntellectual abrlrty, a real desrre to learn, and relrgrous convrctron Wrth hrs wrde varrety of mterests, Lrvy wrll be a success at Harvard and rn whatever Held he enters Confrdent that Lrvy wrll make a truly srgnrhcant contrrbu tron to lrfe, the Class of 1959 brds hrm adzeu and Godspeed V 5598 +8 TI-IE ALBANIAN 47 ,J- Y cc l .. J u . I ffrf rx ' . . - . . - P J A X . ...I , . . I k,,G,,+Y . . . .. . ' V :- N . x 5 ' fe Qty

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WILLIAM FLETCHER KNOWLES MoNKs Born May I5 1941 Boston Massachusetts Entered St Albans Form C Actwztzes Soccer III IV V VI Tennzs III IV V VI Calxstlrenzcs VI ALBANIAN VI Glee Club V VI KBMSIHEXS Manager Drarnatzcs Club V VI fBll5l716S5 Manager Formal Dance Commzttee Speczal Interests Classrcal muszc theater set construc tzon lzglvtzng College Hobart B111 lumps Grumpzer F AS IS OFTEN contended, the number of a person s n1cknames 1nd1cate the affect1on others hold for h1m, then W1111am F K Monks ahas best 11ked boys 1n the Form In B111 s case Most of the affectxon held for B111 IS Lump Lump Lumper, Clarabel must be one of the at least, th1s hypothesls IS borne out der1ved of course, from h1s genu1ne1y good nature but h1s classmates also respect h1m for h1s wxde range of mterests Thls year he was bus1ness manager of the Glee Club and Strollers Club nu: HGTORI-101 sodfs ND I9-WK LEADER .struct wma an EAGLE DN 'NE EMM Nf' gf -M NVQ filg Zvi? .e if ,Liar He IS on the Formal Dance Comm1ttee and d1d a great deal of work for the Fats Dommo Dance In add1t1on to all of these act1v1t1es he took part 1n the operetta th1s year H1 F1 system whxch he bullt 1n the dormltory he has a large number of records, whlch range from Purcell to Brubeck Partly because of h1s record player h1s room has become a place where h1s classmates congregate to talk or work An av1d typ1st he has reproduced many documents for THE ALBANIAN and has glven freely of h1s spare txme De sp1te h1s numerous contrlbutlons to the School he has t1me to keep up w1th h1s stud1es especlally math, for he IS a mem ber of the renowned synd1cate Because of h1s good nature and w1111ngness to work If IS safe to say B111 w111 do well 1n college next year Indeed, If lS pract1ca11y a foregone conc1us1on Our only fear for B111 IS that he may not be able to subdue h1s act1ve motorcycle He zooms away from the Close w1th our best wlshes for th1s contest' THE ALBANIAN 49 : 5 7 3 - - - : J 7 J 1 I is 5 J 7 to A : J F J J 5 - . If , , I 4 7 .' , . . . . 7 , . . . . , . , . . ' 0 , 1 7 7 W , . l . . ff 97 ' ' ' HE WW' WW 'EW' Woosfu Bi11's musical interest extends even further. To use on a Y ,H 1 1 1 1 , -its f --M -'Q ' 7 ' ge-' ' . 1 1 . . . lr K ' 9 ,ix A It f , V . . . . . D , -' - vo: . . . . W ,I v st I I 1 7.11 1' I' I Q - 1 - ' . . .'