St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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PETER ADAMS YOUNG Born: November I, 1945, Wasbington, D. C. Entered St. Albans: Form B Activities: Drama Club, III, IV, V, VI, 'News', V, VI lLOWer Scbool Editorj, GYRE, VI, Crucifer, V, VI, Government Class, VI, Cycle Club, IV, V, VI, Football, V, VI, Soccer, V, VI, Cycling, V, VI Awards: Lane-jolmston Medal, IV, National Merit Scbolarsbip Contest Letter of Commendation, VI Special Interests: American Indian culture and lore dancing, cycling, reading, music College: United States Naval Academy Pete, Petey, Petey Yang, P.T. Poetry is tbe record of tbe best and bappiest moments of tbe bappiest and best mindsf' -Sk ll cc 6 ey LL RIGHT, NOBODY MOVE! This room is going to Cuba! ws' Room, and immediately becomes the focus of The neat, portly figure strides into the 'Ne U I attention. Peter Young's lively wit and cheerful p6rS0I1Hl1fY naturally draw P90916 YO him, and he leaves a circle of friends wherever he goes. I Petey has devoted a sizable chunk of his boundless energy toward making this year's Lower School page of the 'News' the best one ever. His ideas have been interesting and original, and undaunted by the prosaic I or fi l stumbling-blocks of style of tradition, his writing has been ,X ufigxk fresh and offbeat. His enlivening presence is a much-needed Naqlbatllw addition to the QNews' Room on every dreary deadline night. - f V t I B P. Tjs literary talent is not confined to the newspaper. An executive board member of GYRE, he contributed several ml Q W , W Q. poems to the magazine, and many feel that his poetry is one E of its highlights. However, his success as a legislator is questionable. He sponsored a civil-rights bill that was voted down, one pro, twenty-nine con, with ten abstentions, and com- 1 f X . ax. an SQ? mented wryly: Wfhe bill was too controversial for the Class to handlef' X l As head of production for the Drama Club, Petey is re- ,AQ sponsible for all lighting, scenery, and sound effects for each SJ presentation. He is an expert at creating special effects such as A clouds of smoke, explosions, thunderstorms, earthquakes, and floods. K . 60 SENIORS1963

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Form President FREDERICK MCKINNON WILKINSON Treasurers DANIEL AMORY JAMES LUKENS MCCONAUGHY, HI MICHAEL DAVIES REUSS LAWRENCE JOHN WILNER Student Council Representatives HENRY SI-IAW BEUKEMA, JR. FRANK MARTIN SNOWDEN, HI First row, I. to r.: Philip Leighton Maechling, Roger Stuart Lebovitz, Lawrence John Wilner, Michael Davies RCLISS, Henry Shaw Bellkema, Jr., Frederick McKinnon Wilkinson, Frank Martin Snowden, IH, James Lukens McConaughy, HI, Kenneth Paul Morse, Daniel Amory Second row, I. to r.: Wolfgang Gotthard Friedrich Dreher, Samuel Douglas Cornell, HI, Thomas Busey Reston, Roger Burnham Clapp, Thomas Nottingham Williams, HI, Thomas Anthony Loftus, III, Allan Douglas Ackerman, Frederick William Blatz, III, Leo Marx Leva, John Peter Ashley Bern- hardt, John Randolph Crigler, Robert Eliot Matteson, Jr., Gregory Young Third row, I. to r.: Carl Huntington Beasley, IH, Ditlev Helge Knuth-Winterfeldt, Lars Erling Peterson, Carrick Heiskell Patterson, Robert Hastings Fawsett, Charles Wilbur Hyde, H, Bromley Keables Smith, Jr., Warren George Haugen, Jr., Paul Fisher Rhetts, Boisfeuillet Jones, Jr., Philip Alexan- der Bradley, Donald Lee Becker, John Mayo Rector, Jr., Peter Russell True, Hill Carter, Jr., Ben- jamin Walter Guy, HI, Thomas Fenton Beddow Fourth row, I. to r.: Richard Collingwood Beuttell, Jr., Jonathan Ian Zama Agronsky, Patrick Michael Redmond, Robert Bruce Amidon, David Andrew Whiting, Edward Noel Stow, Robert Thomas Brooks, Eugene Randolph Jacobsen, IH, Kenneth Andrew Locker, Arthur Sheppard Keyes, Henry Grant Ingersoll, Robert Morris Hardaway, IV, James William Holtman Lyon, Gray Garland James, Dirk Willem Schiff 62 UNDERCLASSMEN1963