St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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WILLIAM SWINTON STEELE Born: April 19, 1945, Yakima, Washington Entered St. Alhans: Form C Activities: Vestry, V15 Government Class, V, V15 Re- ligious Club, V, V1, Cathedral Server, Vg Wres- tling, III, Soccer, 1V, V, VI, Football, Vg Cross Country, V15 Tennis, 1V, V, VI Awards: Vestry Pin, VI: Cum Laude, VI, National Merit Scholarship Contest Letter of Commenda- tion, V1, Stfl-3 Soccer, 1V, Stfl Soccer, V, V1 Special Interests: Sports, cars, music College: Yale Bill Father calls me William, sister calls me Will, Mother calls me Willie, but the fellers call me Billf' -Eu e Feld cc g ne 1 WOULD BE A EooL to judge Bill by the results of this one quiz, now wouldn't I boys? drawls Mr. McGrath while flourishing a paper covered with red ink. Bill is very conscientious, you know, and I am sure that this will not happen again. And Bill, in his usual unobtrusive man- ner, faints, realizing that he has just Hunked a history quiz for the first and only time of the year. This episode reveals two important qualities which win Bill respect from his classmates-his intelligence and his un- ! , obtrusiveness. Bill works hard both in academics and ath- IJ, ,JV ' 7 letics. His genuine interest in learning has earned him mem- ily lt- bership in the Cum Laude Society, and this year he was first M rg 1 string fullback on the Varsity soccer team. Qi Bill is a member of the Government Club, but his major if - lj: 3 'Ll extracurricular activity in Religious Club. Bill is also a mem- 'fjf i'lli Pj 55 if ber of the Vestry, and his deep feelings about religion are jjllrlll I E' ' Z if respected throughout the Form. However, male observers j ' in Religious Club often suspect Bill of having an ulterior mo- W l, k tive because of his tendency to pay more attention to female 'i ff giggles than to the speaker. As for Government Club, Bill is 1 a member of the unheard Conservative wing. But Bill's devo- I ,V I -'Y L 1 tion to the past does not prevent him from enjoying such gy N.. new-fangled contraptions as his 190 SL. l,'A f,.fffg jff, L ff, Q kwpq During the last year, Bill has entered into the life of the Qi c School. The old Bill has been replaced by a more outgoing j ' 'lf' . .: ' ' ,ff' ,ff 427 person. THE ALBANIAN 53

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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

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l DONALD LEITI-I SYMINGTON Golf, 111, IV, V College: Princeton Sym, Symo, Slym i Born: August 23, 1945, Wasbington, D. C. l Entered St. Albans: Form C Activities: Government Class, IV, V, VI, 'NeWs', III, IV, V, VI, Cbeerleader, V, Tea Dance Committee, VI, Football, III, IV, VI, Basketball, III, IV, V, VI, Golf, III, IV, V, ALBANIAN, VI Awards: StA-130 Football, III, StA-3 Football, IV, StA Football, VI, S1A Basketball, V, VI, StA Special Interests: Golf, skiing, automobiles, Colt Lounge Come up and see me some, Symef' -IVI ae West TTIRED IN A red madras jacket, his wardrobe supplemented by blue madras pants, and a striped tie, Don Symington shows up at School. Don is the epitome of fashion at St. Albans. Sporting a baby Fiat, 'iSyme makes an interesting sight to see. Throughout his Upper School career, Don has naturally had his share of scrapes, however, during the past two years, his academic standing has improved immensely. This has been a result of greater concentration and effort on his part. i'Symo7' is quite a good athlete. i-ie has played faithfully on the Varsity football team for the past two years. Unfor- tunately, last year Don had some trouble with his leg, and the team lost the services of one of their best ends. This year, he made a comeback and was a starter, catching many touchdown pa.sses. In the winter months, Symo played basketball on the Varsity squad, starting often. In addition, he was one of the stalwarts of last year's ill-fated golf team. When vacation time rolls around, Don is usually out of town cultivating his familiar tan. During these vacations, he participates in his hobby of skiing in Vermont, and even sbeing in Florida. Don is quite outspoken in any argument which he chooses to enter. His administrative ability has been reflected in his effective handling of the Sports Editor position of the ALBANIAN staff. 6-1.5 Bel t 1 VL I Lf. Q Ps., e. -- 77 x y , A 6, I V :lang 1 .-,.,.-aaa., is 1 'is f riff? if Iggy Tublicf Q A93 .L , '54 SENIORS1963