St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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MICHAEL PAIGE Born May 5 1941 Waslvzngton D C Entered St Albans Form C Actfvztres Cross Country IV V VI Soccer III IV V VI Tennis III Track IV V VI Government Class IV V Relzglous Club V VI Cathedral Server V VI Awards Soccer StA3 III IV SIA VI Track SIA IV V VI Tlnrd Award rn Water colors V Cum Laude Fzrst Place News Lrterary Contest Poetry Dnrszon Specxal Interests Art music College Harvard Mzlze Sl Mzclvael F ONE HAPPENS to rnse a lxttle before the sun does he may posslbly see a medium sxzed, cowled figure processlng solemnly across the Close from the dormltory to the Cathedral Later thls same figure proceeds back hood off revealmga shock of red ha1r and a sheepxsh grm and just 1n t1me for a late breakfast before morning chapel Mlchael Palge IS the most actxve of the Cathedral servers and ends up servmg for the others For all outward appearances Mlke 15 the mo t letharglc looking boy 1n the Form He never moves quickly except ln cross country, track, soccer and sports cars but If would be hard to find an abler person, he MS My excels 1n many of the 3Cf1VlC1CS of the School 'WF 5 When Mlkes does anythmg lt IS done wlth ease and meas nefnufl ure He can slt quletly 1n the back of the art room and turn out ten pamtmgs 1n a perxod Mlke pauses in his shufflmg between the Cathedral and J the art room just long enough to stay at the top of the class ,J J ff academically and to read two or three books a week for Ad ll,-gf, K vanced Amerxcan HISIOYY In the evenmg Mlke IS usually found ln Mr Eder s room K Ll readlng whlle quafhng m1lk sent from the lnflrmary Ar mxd mght he retlres to the only double room 1n the Semor Dormx gsgxk----f tory occup1ed by one person, no one has yet figured out by X what means he obtamed xt F- Next year Mike thlnks he mxght drxft up to Harvard and see what lf has to offer There IS no pomt 1n wlshmg h1m luck, Xl 5 because llfe does not seem to be a matter of luck w1th hlm THE ALBANIAN 51 A ' A : I A . v J 7 : . ' r J x . . 7 . . -. , , - . . 1 ,I . . u - . l 3 - - Q . - ifl-' . 4. . , . . 1 . . 0 mmf tilt . . . . .' lf-klflg rf-24 NQQ . . . ' ' I 1 j ' My t a , , u If-in -1 KL: ,ll . . . . 1653 'W I ' Lf 74 . . - 4 ll, 1 at . QW 3 I . . . . . , Ax . . . . . N I kl !,.,7 . . . .' .- I A k K I ' . . QS - . :D l . . ' . . V X N . . . . . - 1 . ff' 4 Xl .WJ ' ' ' . Avid F4 QTQ Q

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ROBERT HAINES NORDLINGER Bom August 5 1942 Dayton Olno Entered St Albans Form II Actnztxey Wrestlmg IV V Track IV V VI News IV V VI ALBANIAN VI Glee Club VI Dra mahcx Club VI Clnmes Rmger III IV V VI Plvotograplvy Club III IV V VI Specxal Interests Rock n Roll cars photography College Duke Bob N ord y HE SCENE IS THE Cathedral Close some txme after eleven o clock A St Albans student can be seen m a car dxscussmg wxth hrs gxrl the prxce of papyrus on the Syrlan black market A shad owy figure approaches the car Out of the darkness comes the br1ll1ant hght of a flashbulb fol lowed shortly by the roar of an engme Then all IS qulte agaxn w1th only the whlrr of the recedmg exhaust soundmg m the mght a1r Bob Nordllnger boy photographer has captured another can dxd masterplece for THE ALBANIANI Bob IS a boy of many talents When he 15 not engaged 1n photography he may be found domg physlcs and math prob H 'Bos' lems he has even been known to do problems whlch weren t O engme H15 mterests along these lxnes wlll no doubt lead hlm mto the Held of engmeermg Nordy s dramatlc abxllty IS attested to by the rave revlews of hrs role as Chuck m the Chrxstmas Play glven at the Cathe dral and h1s role of Davxd ln Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Hls extracurr1cular actxvltles mclude the Photogra phy Club and the Glee Club and he arxses early m the morn ln to rm chlmes cf g Hrs ritractable hardtop Ford has been the envy of the J Form except durxng the zero weather when the top got stuck X ln the trunk and wouldnt go back up Although he stlll xl ,J has not found a redhead to match hrs fire engme red dxnner jacket Bob always seems to have a plentlful supply of glrls Thls sprlng St Albans wlll be losxng and Prmceton gam mg an able boy wlth mterests 1n math physlcs and girls 50 THE SENIORS1959 ' I ' , , 5 , , , 5' :V Q I H : f Q J ' H J 1 : J J J I P F ' ' - f ' 5 I I - 9 - 9 9 ' 4 , . , , . assigneclll or expouncling upon the merits of a V-8 Jaguar ' , . . . . . . . . - ,fW x I I g - ' -' gk z. s 1 . . F, - . , ,U . E3 O E A ' C - ef . . . . , . . . . . . VFP . . . . , . , . .

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JAMES RHODEN PRITCHARD, JR. Q f Born April I0 1940 Louzsvzlle Kentucky Entered Sl Albany Form IV Actwrtzes Football IV Soccer IV V VI Baseball IV Calzslbemcs V VI Glee Club IV V VI Awards Football StA3 IV Soccer V VI Ftrs! Award :rl ozls V Tlnrd Award ln orls VI Speczal lnlerestx Art buntrng slung hockey College Umzed .States Mxlztary Academy nn Prztclr Hon dy Rom THE BLUE GRASS state of Kentucky there came to St Albans a redheaded pool playmg lover of the musxc of ohnny Cash In hls few years at the School rm has overcome the drffl cultles of the boardlng department and leaves as a line, well rounded xndxvldual rm s Hrst love 1n school 1S palntxng and he has recelved numerous awards from the art de partment through Mr Stambaugh for hls mult1 colored st1ll lrfes Many an afternoon he can be seen dabblmg wrth the pallet and the results of the many hours he puts ln are qulte remarlcable 1m s first love out of school besldes love ltself IS play mg pool He IS the complete master of the game much to the chagrln of the rest of the Form He IS also an avrd partygoer QQ 3, but smce partres have been extremely few th1s year he has QXX not had a chance to shme m th1s Held gi,,y,.- XX rm IS among the mmble looted fellows who lcxcked the G., fl soccer team to a champlonshlp season I-le not only dlsplayed L V7 D a powerful kxclc at rxght wlng but he also contrrbuted greatly L L..- to the team through hrs never say che splrlt Hrs cheer1ng , Not basxcally the studlous type although Doc Arnds wxll surely attest to hrs ab1l1ty ln math -Irm IS more of a 7 FLT:- SOC13l1t8 He IS perpetually gomg places and dorng thxngs '1 !Tk ff wlth people for he rs a dehghtful companlon who never per Ap! mnts thmgs to become dull yy l xm wlshes to follow hrs father 1n an Army career Wxth all h1s attrlbutes he should malce a great success of rt as well of z H as probably becomxng the USO pool champlon 2 THE SENIORS1959 1 b : J J . ' 1 5 . . ' 4 ' -' H 3 5 , , , : , 5 Q Q I 1 r f I ' : ' - 1 ' ' ,v - y J I 'A , : , ' I , ' , f 4 , fl . ' , ' . 0 , . ' . , , . . . . .l l l 2 ' , . - - I 7 A W i X 2 f u , XX' D . . . ' lg, aft l ' W J. . . - . g X li 3 . . ' XI I I I NX E , x . . . ' . 7 l, -f ,, N' 1 E . . . . . . f' Nl l ' ' ' .,-R I pzwiizt N could always be heard over that of the others. 7 X--lt-5 f I 'lean rerun lf K n . 4 Q , :g X . k . . .. . . . -..,fL' ' VFQS 75 ' lr J lik- gf-i.j'v'.!,1xKx . . . . . . - --,V V-sur ng -aff 1-tum? -J 9 ' r X I ' '7 . . i - Y K- -A Q FK ,V J . . ' - Q5 Q5 . . ' Qwagfriiiag if L-N! 5