St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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STUDENT LEADERS

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WILx.IAM ALBERT SAVIN, A.M .....YY..,.77....7, ,,,Y,Y,,Y,4.,,,...4.,7....Y.........,..,,,..,.7,.7,,A.. . Frerlflv and Spdflifll A.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1934, A.M., University of Aix-Marseille, 1938. THE REvEREND CRAIG EDUARD EDER, B.D .,.ss,,ssssssss.ssis.,.......s..,.... Chaplain and Sacred Studies A.B., Harvard University, 1942, B.D., Virginia Seminary, 1944. GEORGE GABRITCHEVSKY, A.B .7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,..,,,,,7,,,,,,rr,,,,,.......7,,77777.....,....,,7,7777,,,,..,4..f Yrrrrrffr R Hffidfl A.B., University of Moscow, 1916. FRANCIS EMMET MCGRATH, A.B ......................................................... ......... H istvry A.B., Amherst College, 1924. STANLEY DUTTON WILLIS, A.B. Q St. Alhans, 1946, ......................... ...,.. . L L .. English A.B., Mexico City College, 1950. ROBERT HENRY I-IAHN, B.A. ,..,... ...,....... , .....,.....,..............,........V...1......... Master of Form B B.A., Johns Hopkins University, 1950. ALEXANDER I-IASLAM, ED.M.. ....................................................,.. . ..,.................,.......... ....... S cience A.B., Yal-e University, 1955, Ed.M., Harvard University, 1956. WILLIAM LEWIS BEALE, JR., A.B .,,,,, ,,,.... ,,,,,,.,..,.,....,.,., , ..,.,.,.,....,,....,,...... ......... G 0 r ernment Class A.B., Princeton University, 1927. GLENN AMOS WILD, M.ED. ,I,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,..,,,, .,,,.,..,,,,,,,.,..,,., D irector of Athletics, Chemistry B.A., Dulce University, 19525 M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, 1960. SOMERVILLE PARKER, B.A., fSt. Albans, 19521 ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,....,, .,.....,,.,.. ........,,.,.,,,......, M a thernatics B.A., Wesleyan University, 1956. WALTER DALE BAUER, A.B ..,,..,,... .......,,,,..,,.......,....,,...,...,.......,,,...... .... ..... M a s ter of Form II A.B., Harvard College, 1959. JOSEPH BENNETT GROCOCK, M.A ...,..,.......................................,................,.....,.................,... French A.B., Union College, 1946, M.A., Middlebury College, 1950. PETER GRIFFIN MILLER, B.A .................,.,, .,.,. .,.....,,.......,,... .,....,,,,. M a s ter of Form II, History B.A., Dickinson College, 1955. NATHAN AMES FULLER, A.M .....,........,....,,,...............,,..,.......,...,,..,.,,...,.......... English and French A.B., Princeton University, 1955, A.M., Harvard University, 1960. ROBERT JORDAN GOOGINS, M.A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, English B.A., Dartmouth College, 1957, M.A., University of Massachusetts, 1960. THOMAS DAY OLESON, A.B .........................................,.....,......,.......... ....... M aster of Form I A.B., Harvard College, 1960. WILLIAM GILLMURE REAMES, B.S .................................,................................. Physical Education B.S., Springfield College, 1960. JOHN LEWIS EVANS, B.A .,..,., ,.,.,.,..,....,...,.,,,.,,.,,.,.,..,....,.,,,..,.,..,,,,,.,,,, R ussian, French and History B.A., Yale University, 1955. EDWARD Joi-IN I-IINO, B.A., ,................,.......................................,,.............,..,,,. Master of Form A B.A., The George Washington University, 1961. THOMAS EWING MORRISON, M.A ...................,................ French, Spanish, and Puhlic Speaking B.A., Western Reserve University, 19575 M.A., 1960. RICHARD ROECKELEIN, M.MUs ..........................,..........., - ......,.,,...,.....,,...,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,. ,, ..,., ,Music B.M., Syracuse University, 1953, M.MuS., University of Michigan, 1959. THE REVEREND LLOYD WILLIAM FONVIELLE, B.D., ,,,,.,.,...,,,,..,,.....,.,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Sacred Studies B.A., University of North Carolina, 1950, B.D., Virginia Theological Seminary, 1956. EDWARD GRANT RUESTOW, B.A. fSt. Alhans, 1955, ........,.....,........,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Assistant in Art B.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1959. CHARLES MCKINLEY SALTZMAN, II, A.M. fSt. Alhans, 19551 ..... L ...............,,,.,......,.,,.,. English A.B., Harvard University, 19593 A.M., 1962. ROBERT GORDON SMETHURST, B.A. fSt. Albans, 1957, ,,....,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,.,,,, Master of Form II B.A., Cornell University, 1961. FACULTY

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Sealed, I. to r.: Polak, A. Rubino, P. Dove, Muller fSenior Prefectl, Hearne, Arterton Standing, I. to r.: R. T. Martin, Whitehead, Haller, Hobart Absenl: Shaw Prefects HE Mosr INFLUENTIAL student leaders are the Prefects. Their duties stem from one major objective-maintenance of a high quality of behavior in School life. In order to maintain this quality they are assigned various duties, such as running the study hall and the refectory, taking charge of the boys serving off demerits on Saturday mornings, ushering special School functions, and enforcing the regulations concerning books and lockers. This year, however, some new responsibilities were placed in the hands of the Prefects. In past years a master has usually been responsible for the posting and the keeping of demerit rec- ords, however, this year a Prefect, Brackley Shaw, was assigned the job. In addition, Tomas Muller, the Senior Prefect, took over the job of granting excuses, during Mr. Ruge's absence. Jay Whitehead, the Prefect in charge of the Refectory, in.stituted a new, more eHicient procedure for making announcements at lunch. Last year ten Prefects were elected. Among them was Mark Haller, the newly-elected Editor- in-'Chief of the 'News'. It was decided that the work load was too much for Mark, and he was re- quested to turn down the prefecture. But in the middle of this year Canon Martin announced at lunch that Mark had proved fully capable of handling all his work and could therefore become a Prefect. He became the eleventh Prefect, since one had taken Mark,s place last year. The Prefects did a good job of keeping discipline in the School, and they have cleared the way for greater leadership on the part of the student body. --BRACKLEY SHAW 10 STUDENT LEADERS 1963