St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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HOWARD HAZEN WILSON Born December 28 1940 Chzcago Illmozs Entered St Albans Form A sr- Actnxtzes Football III IV V VI Wrestlmg III IV if V VI Baseball III IV V VI Student Counrzl IV V Prefecto the School VI Treasurero the Form IV V Cathedral Crum er III IV V VI Awards Football StA 3 III SIA 2 IV StA V VI Wrestlzng StA III IV V VI Baseball StA2 IV StA V Specxal Interests Rock n Roll guztar photography Amerzcan Western geographical and Southwestern ethnologzcal studzes bowlzng College A mherst Tex LTHOUGH carrymg one of the heavlest schedules 1n the Slxth Form Tex Wxlson by perse verance and strength of character has come out on top as he always wlll There IS no one connected wxth St Albans who has not heard of or heard the gultar whlch accompanies Tex wherever he goes Also thrs mformatlon was made known to the publrc when Teen magazlne xssued an artlcle of the many facets of Texs personahty In h1s academlc hfe Tex has few equals Hxs dlsclphne and mterest ln learnmg have carrled htm to a hxgh posmon In athletrcs Tex also shlnes Although an overly avxd W 7 enthuslast ln hrs younger days he has somewhat mellowed wxth 'Ee-Yr fx age and although he strll partlclpates very fully 1n football ' New wrestlmg and baseball he only works a lrttle harder than the A A rest of the team lnstead of twxce as hard At least he worked f Q 6 hard enough to earn two letters 1n football three 1n wresthng I yij and one 1n baseball C2 f Flex IS a powerful Prefect feared but respected by all ,5 X f the lower formers rn hls study hall On the weekends Tex ! goes to the Cathedral where he dutlfully performs every kj X Sunday as Head Cruclfer X Thls year 1n the talent assembly Tex amxd the w1ld crxes of the audxence showed that he really dld have talent as he Lf turned up hls new electrxc guxtar and sang a sweet song L famllxar to all who have a knowledge of contemporary muslc Wlth strength of character remforced by an acute desxre X to enjoy hlmself Tex wlll be both happy and successful m future years THE ALBANIAN 65 7 JR' l W S? : I J I V . I . as 7 A' 9 . s V : 7 x 7 7 J 7 7 -y V t - Q 7 I 1 7 7 7 5 7 , 5 f , : f 7 J I f I 7 J 7 : 7 ' x 7 '7 7 7 7 T 7 1 v 7 7 f 7 'J ' 7 7 . : X' 3 I 1 J 7 7 ' , . ' 7 7 ' 7 . . . , . , . J- . X nf Q05 N . - -' - . t 7 K X sh' me' . . . . x 'NAL' vff 7 7 7 X ,. . . jf: fl 'T 1 7 lb. . . 0 , f U , - . . . l J ff, A lffn . , , e S te ss- 7 ' . . VF 'Z X . , 7 x- . vs! . . . . . X f 7 7 XX., . , . . x f' Nigx .. . x . , rl . . . I, . X X' fx , I K -

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EDWARD THOMAS WILSON Born Apnl 9 1941 Clnxcago Illznozs Entered St Albans Form V Actwmes Soccer V VI Fenczng V VI Tennzs V VI Government Class V VI Glee Club V VI Awards Cum Laude Tfnrd Place News Lxterary Con test Poetry Dwzszon Specxal Interests Ormtbology com collectmg pazntzng sxngmg gol Iapzdary work rzdmg College Prxnceton ESPAIRINGLY Mr McK1nley asks Can t any of you blockheads see what IS wrong w1th thls crltlcal essay? You there W1lson what do you thmk IC IS? Who me? Gosh I don t know' At this pomt Mr McK1nley glves up and darts off to pass out another ten mlmeographed sheets Actually Ed knew the answer but he just dld not want the class whlch by then had fallen asleep to feel bad Ed who never lets the obstacle course mterfere wlth h1s studles constantly amazes both stu dents and faculty alxke wxth hxs scholastxc achxevements and xt IS commonly belxeved that he has perfected a method where A by he ellmmates sleep Although he came among us only two years ago Ed has w1th hls cheerful smlle and bulldog llke tenacity become an mtegral part of the Slxth Form H15 terse comments and R 2 7 Sophoclean quest1on1ng have sparked many a heated dxscus pw -I-HM s1on m Government Class pYtPEfZln Qrznzv Ed s hobbles range from pollshmg gems to collectmg fos slhzed dlnosaur prmts Hrs dr1v1ng hablts are no less blzarre, X and he takes a flendxsh dehght m running over small cars and ff the Glastonbury Thorn 1n hxs gxgantlc Imperxal Ar each prom he manages to show up wlth a ddferent glrl and xt IS f ,V suspected that some are lmported from hls home state of f- ' IlllI'l01S yr In college Ed w1ll no doubt contlnue to astound h1s con .4 Q -5 K f-Gif Z J temporarles HIS SIHCCFC manner and hard work wxll make h1m as much of an asset to Prmceton as he has been to St Albans 64 TI-IESENIORS1959 . 3 J I KT? , . t 7 f 1 I , s I s : J I ! 5 7 I , - . I F , ' ' 1 J ' ! : J J 7 I f! ! if 'Q r A Y' A . U , . . . - v . . . . . . ,, . , , . Q! 7 Y, ' ' ' ' . , . . - 9 1 3 a ' a ' ' ' - IW- - . V . . ' - 'A r x . . . -. . X 1 f ! M x . . . . , g HX T' . . , I K , . . . . ' +1-1 s l ,, 1 4,2 ,.. . . . . . 2 X I , L . . .' . . 1'-4 ' w f'j , a r f 6 . . 1 . I I . . 1 7? - - 1 - WMU 0 . 5951:-w f . . 4 TY x

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JOHN STEPHEN Woon Born Aprzl 30 1941 Waslzmgton D C Entered St Albans Form B Actnxtzes Socrer III IV V VI Fenrzng V VI Ten ms III IV V VI Preszdento Form IV Treas urer o Form III V VI Glee Club VI Vestry V VI fSen1or Warden Model Razlroaal Club III IV V Muszc Club V VI Awards Soccer StA3 IV Spefzal Interests Art organ clmrclv arclvxtecture enc mg campmg relxgxon College Haver ord olm HE CALM FIGURE seen accepttng the olfermgs ln the Llttle Sanctuary Thursday mornmgs IS ohn Wood Senlor Warden of the Vestry Elected unanrmously ohn has fulfilled the dutles of h1s office w1th reverence and efhcxency ohn s mterests outslde of the Lxttle Sanctuary are varled He came to St Albans as a mem ber of the Cathedral Cho1r It was rn the Choxr that h1s feehng for musrc germmated and thls has blossomed mto a passton for all good music especxally choral works and organ musxc Whlle he can tell the flugelhorn from the clarmet ln a full organ chord he does admrt that the mrxture stops have almost stumped hlm He IS one of Mr Stambaugh s artlsts and has f-'M Sie I fn, In Form IV he served as class presldent and thxs year ln gig? addxtlon to hrs Vestry dutles he was a member of the Student Councrl and one of the treasurers of the Form For the past two summers he has accompanred Mr Eder f Nl on hrs expedltxons 1nto the West to work wrth the Indlans Talcmg many trlps every year 1nto the wxlds ohn derlves M7 perhaps even more enjoyment from a good hrke than from MXN! ,NS i muslc X Few can reahze the serrousness of purpose and SCHSIUVIIY , present tn the person who carrles out the many dunes of the Semor Warden wrth such apparent ease and calm Those who Q f follow rn thrs hrgh posxtron wlll do well to emulate ohn Wood 66 THE SENIORS1959 Q . . . ' - It ' . 0 .1 s 9 Q I D It J J ' f 4, , , ,: I , 1 , , t If , , E I : .1 4 1 l 5 f ' .7 J. .7 . ' ' I ,J I ' l . , . , . . . . . . lf, , VII lvljrfmwlr developed a real feehng for fine art. i -Ptwifful-t . , . ,. 3116? .C Q p .. . . , xx 6 l AA r .D K if J . 3 f 'NCL . . . . . . U ' X J: . . . . . 1 1 E fl ft l X' 'I 7 ' . X l X . , 3 l J Q j if ' x WY