St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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BRACKLEY DICKINSON SHAW Born: july 16, 1945, Waslvington, D. C. Entered St. Albans: Form C Acti1fities: Glee Club, VI, Prefect, VI, Vestry, V, VI ffunior Wardenjg Clveerleader, V15 Football, V5 Cross Country, VI, Wrestling, 111, 1V, V, VI lCo- captainj, Tennis, 111, IV, V, VI Awards: Vestry Pin, Vg Jerusalem Cross, VI, StA Cross Country, VI, StA Wrestling, 111, IV, V, VI ffourtb Place, Independent Scbools Wrestling Tournamentj Special Interests: Contemporary music College: University of Pennsylvania Bracli, Dicky Pleasure,s coucb is virtueis gravef, -Duganne or MANY BOYS can be called connoisseurs of Tanganyikan cuisine, but Brackley has savored the best that Tanganyilca has to offer-dried fish, pombe, and ugali. Braclc, who has acquired a lot of experience in school, out West, and in Africa, has developed the ability to draw from his experience and learn about matters to which most of us are strangers. He is able to analyze a situation effectively and react accordingly. His helpful suggestions always make large problems seem smaller. Braclcley is respected throughout the School for his con- , scientious drive because he works hard at everything he does. E 'lx Last year Brack was elected to the Vestry and serves this year ' lb as Junior Warden. In athletics his drive is most evident: he lk y has wrestled on the Varsity for four years and for the last C QC,Lll6L two years has been a mainstay of the team-one of this year's LV Co-captains. Braclc deserves most credit for what he has done in cross country. This fall he ran for the first time, and his determination earned him a Varsity letter. Braclc's drive does not overshadow other aspects of his personality: his sense of humor lights up on many occasions. However, his perceptive wit is often a great deal more than merely frivolous. Braclclc-:y's outward appearance is a good indication of his inner self. His clothes are always in the best of taste and -fv!- f-----.Qaf-- are the crowning touch on a young man well prepared to A move beyond St. Albans. 5 . THE ALBANIAN 51

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WALTER HORTON SCI-IOELLKOPF, III Born: March 13, 1945, Beirut, Lebanon Entered St. Albans: Form C Activities: Football, V, VI, Track, V, ALBANIAN, VI Awards: StA Football, VI, National Merit Scbolarsbip Special Interests: Cars, music, Monarclvs College: Undecided Shelly lim gonna build a rod, Daddyf' -George Barris BIG Boy AppEARED from the hills of New Hampshire. Shelly had returned from St. Paul's to his home and St. Albans. Quite a bit larger and heavier than when last seen, he tried out for the Varsity football team and stayed for two years. Shelly carried his savage look all over the held, making many smaller backs cringe under his tough tackles. But the football field was not the only witness to his determined looks, he carried this look onto the Nstripsf' Shelly's main interest lies in the grinding of gears, the popping of clutches, and the knocking of valves. Most week- B ends find him cleaning off his machine, keeping it spotless. , - J Tearing down old heaps and then trying to rebuild them has g kg 2 , helped Shelly become knowledgeable in automotive arcana. ,I l R He even has a collection of parts which is surpassed by few ' fl 1' . . . junk collectors. - . Although he is not the big man around the campus, v Shelly has made a good contribution to the School. He was A iiiiiiiii i 'M' I C, , a mainstay for the uAcls not Fads at Dadlsn Department of X ay THE ALBANIAN. He drove many miles, chasing ads and, on i , strangely, did it without a whimper. Shelly holds the distinc- 'Y tion of being one of the R's. Q Walter is one of the few Seniors who can, and does, take '5' ' 'l quite a bit of ribbing from his classmates. His casual appear- ance gives an opening to most of this teasing, but Shelly just takes it in his stride as he does most of life. He is an amicable, easy-going friend. 50 SENIORS1963 Contest Letter of Commendation, VI N

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MALCOLM MACLAREN SIMMONS Born: April 26, 1945, Washington, D. C. Entered St. Albans: Form C Activities: Troop 19, III, IV, Football, V, Cross Coun- try, VI, Soccer, III, IV, V, VI, Tennis, III, VI, Golf, IV, V, 'NeWs', III, IV, V, VI, Glee Club, V, VI, Religious Club, V, VI, Class Treasurer, III Awards: StA-3 Soccer, III, IV, StA Cross Country, V, StA Soccer, V, VI, StA Golf, V, First in Class, IV, Second Prize, Art Show fWater Colorsj, IV Special Interests: Travel, agriculture, golf, tennis, sailing College: Princeton Mac, Blade The silent bear no Witness against tlvemselvesf, -Aldous Huxley VERY MORNING a tall, lanky, sandy-haired boy enters the Common Room and starts doing his homework with the rest of the Math VI-A class. IVIalcolm's friendly smile and disposition, which have won his many friends in his years at St. Albans, certainly add something to the Math VI-A group, whether by solving a difhcult math problem or by enlivening the group with ready wit and humor. Besides a personality welcome either at a party or during a hard day's work at school, Mac also has a fine mind which has enabled him to always rank very high in the class. In his Fourth Form year, he won the book for the highest average in the Form. This Hne academic record has assured Malcolm's admission to Princeton next year. One of Malcolm's outside interests is butterflies, which he ' has been interested in for as long as he has been in St. Albans. A I His unusual and very extensive collection of butterflies is the i result of a great deal of work On his part, and earned him y' first prize in the Lower School Science Fair in his Form II i t I year. , ' 9 A portrait of Malcolm is not complete without mention- A wg ' X Q' Z ing his participation in the Glee Club. Because of his ability i x 'Q Ei .M , ' - .L 52 SENIORS1963 as a singer IVlac has been in the Glee Club for four years, singing in the operettas and in the frequent concerts Mac also played on the soccer team this year playing an aggressive inside and rightly earning his second Varsity letter in that sport Outside of school Mac is a fine golfer, shooting con sistently in the eighties