St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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GEORGE AMES STUART, R Born September 5 1940 Dallas Texas Entered Sl Albans Form III Actnitzes Football IV Soccer III IV V VI Tennis III IV V VI News V ALBANIAN VI fBusz ness Managerj Awards Soccer SIA 3 III IV StA V VI Special Interests Auto mechanics sports cars sum: ming lmntzng College Obzo Wcsltyan George HEN A FLASHY MG A pulled onto the Slxth Form Circle on the opening day of the fall term George Stuart, Virginia s representative to the now defunct Whoombats had arrived George, by junking his hot 46 Ford has become one of the elite who own a sports car Aside from his fascination for cars, George has an intense interest in girls, most of whom he finds hidden in the untrodden woods of Virginia At prom time George is always somewhat confused for he cannot decide which member of his harem to invite When he 1S not pursuing SURE vou Have My took Dev SPQR15 excuse? Nm QI? tags Ll?-3' lg ,f'W'e,: ' EL 19' M ' the local damsels George can be seen pounding the pave ments, cajoling the local merchants into taking ads for THE He has set a record which will not easily be broken by fol lowmg business managers George is a conscientious student and can often be found studying late at night or hiding away in some library In the athletic realm George displays a powerful foot which when let loose on the soccer field causes even the bravest to hesitate During the summer months George comes forth with a game of tennis which he has mastered strictly for social purposes He also spends much time in his pool developing his back stroke and Australian crawl We wish George the best of luck at Ohio Wesleyan, where we are sure he will conquer not only the books but also many of the Ohio emmes who having heard that George 1S heading that way have already started to prepare for his arrival THE ALBANIAN 59 -' s s s f mt . we A : ' . f J s ' , ' l , I -7 A Us 1 ,v 1 ' Q J J ' , . . I , . , 7 ' 9 ' . . . , . , . , . . . i . . NOW, MKSNIILLKS, ARE V00 ALBANIANQ i.e., ably fulfilling his position as business manager. . , . . , , . 1 -'- X xi Ev-f ' V , 3.-N -' -' . . . !' , of f 7 V ,.- A A ' , ' rg? W .

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EDWARD AMES SMITH R Born August 8 1940 Wasbzngton D C Entered St Albans Form II Actwztzes Football III IV V Captarnj VI Cap tam Basketball III IV V VI Track III IV V VI Prefecto tl1eScI1ool VI Atblet1rAssocza tzon V V1 Preszdento tlre Form VI Awards Football .StA 3 III SIA IV V VI Honor able Mentxon All Prep and All Metropolitan IV All Prep Team V VI Honorable Mentzon All Metropolztan V All Metropolxtan VI Doc Green Award V Basketball SrA3 III StA2 IV StA V VI AllPrep Team V Track StA V Alt1s Soczety V VI Preszdent FIT5IAWdTd1H Water colors III IV Second Award zn water colors V Specral Interests Hztntrng rzdmg travelmg collectzng o lead soldiers Colltgr Harrard or Vxrglnza Ed Bxg Ed Boy AST FALL, as pre season football pract1ce was startmg a tall bearded man appeared 1n shorts and a T shxrt and reported that he was ready to play By the end of the hrst week xt became obv1ous that he was ready to play because he tore 1nto the other members of the team hlce a hon mto raw meat Because of orders from on htgh h1s beard had to be shaved but h1s feroc1ty ln the football Held lasted throughout the year In h1s sophomore year Ed earned a hrst strlng berth on the football team and went on to become captam of the team h1s jumor and Senlor years H15 Splflf and leadershlp were largely responsible for the teams undefeated season th1s year Ed IS also a leader 1n other fields Hts art1st1c abtlttres have won htm numerous awards ln the art exh1b1t1ons He IS a Him I consc1ent1ous student and Prefect and as Pres1dent of the Sen1or Class he always expresses hrs opm1ons regardless of what others thlnlc all At I Dt was Teams 'X,,.N a On the weekends Ed dxsplays real hustle hustlmg g1rls lx? tgjgci 0 that 15 He IS always found at a good party and occasxonally 2 J Ig the boys will make the trlp out to Marlboro for a soctal func y bl 0 t1on featuring some of that good old Southern hospltalxty Ed has dlsplayed drxve on the football held the basketball R court, 1n the art room and tn the classroom Because of h1s ff' 01 warm personahty, Ed w1ll certamly be a success all the way 'QW through llfe HIS presence has been a great add1t1on to the Q Class of 1959 X Wx 58 THE SENIORS1959 I sl' Q J J K A J I ' Q I-G ? , , , ': A, , tj 5 ', , 5 ' f , A A, , r ' 1: Q ' . f - ' ' fl 3, ' ' a 1 . , 1 .A . A 1 '. - 9 a ,. . . . , . L U I 7 but i ' . . . l f 'wr 1 A 7 rf U 1 7 .' . ' . :if - - 5 FS' 7 . , . ' . h . J f BJ ,gl

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ALBERT Dn.LoN STURTEVANT Born February 20 I942 Washmgton D C Entered St Albans Form I Actwxtzes Football IV Soccer III IV V VI Baseball III IV VI Student Council V VI Chaxrman Senzor Pre ecto the School V1 Government Class IV V VI Cheerleader V Cathedral Crucz er IV V VI Vestry V ALBANIAN VI Awards Football StA3 III Soccer StA3 III SIA IV V VI Baseball StA3 III IV Satlerlee Medal III IV First Award xn water colors V Cum Laude Altzs Soczety VI Vestry Pm Dart mouth Club Award III Prmceton Club Award IV jerusalem Cross Vl Specxal Interests Cheers' B College Yale Al Malbert NCE on TWICE A WEEK the Headmaster asks the Semor Prefect nf there 15 anythmg to dxs cuss Once or twlce a week the Semor Prefect says no This negative answer comes from no other than Albert Sturtevant scholar athlete and all around good man In hxs years at St Albans Al has achleved an admlrable scholasttc record and thls year he was xnducted xnto the Cum Laude Society Furthermore he has become one of the more popular boys ln the class h1s combtnatlon of SOC1alJlllfY and xntelllgence make htm a standout Ever smce Mr Ruge caught htm kxckmg a tennxs ball down the halls of the Lane ohnston Burldxng xt was apparent that soccer was to be his sport He has been play1ng Varsity soccer for three years although last year soon after the be glnmng the season A1 complamed of a slrght pam ln hxs leg whtch when exammed by one of the more promtnent doctors of the Washxngton area proved to be broken Because of Al s K , rather slow recuperatxve powers he mtssed the rest of the soccer J ,fx season For many years Al sang m the Cathedral Choxr and was K an acolyte unttl h1s schoolwork and other outslde act1v1t1es Q made h1m relxnquxsh these honored POSICIOHS When asked I fx? how he keeps up wlth the world he wlll tell you that hxs for mula for success consxsts of work sleep, and no women E X X Wmrh a sound mtnd tn a sound body, the stoxcal scholar K from Georgetown w11l be a great asset to the college of hxs choice The Class of 59 wxshes h1m the best of luck and ff? QQ! thanks h1m for h1s outstandmg leadershxp as Semor Prefect 60 TI-IESENIORS1959 : 7 J A 7 ' ' - wi D I A : 7 2 A! P J J ' 5 Q .ri 1 I J s C li f f , 5 , , , 1 , 5 f , , 1 5 1 I 9 : 2 ' 1 f J ' 1 9 9 1 : I ,v ' 9 1 I 7 P J Y 5 9 1 I ' 5 J f . 5 s I ' : ., . J 9 y 9 ' ' ' 9 9 - 9 Q . -J . . , . ' 555 n n , . I a . - s 9 9 - 9 . 9 ' , . . g.. QW ' . l ' It ' v o 0 . . . . . . . .xx -tg.. A . . . . . f 5 L- Wo . , - 9 0 9 ' Y '17 . . . . J . . , . . Q . .... D X If 5 X QS'