St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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

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Fifth Form Histor HIS YEAR7S Fifth Form has been most successful in all phases of the School life. Academically the Form has shown its high standards of excellence by its unusually long list of those on the Headmaster's List, while in sports the Form has proved indispensable to the strength of the teams. Although the organizations of the School are usually dominated by the Sixth Form, high po- sitions such as Conservative Leader of Government Class were taken over by Fifth Formers. Cer- tainly this year's Senior Class will leave behind its responsibilities to a competent group of leaders. The great interest and enthusiasm our Class displays for all aspects of the School life not only show its versatility, but more important, show the students' interests are not all in grades and college. Perhaps our Class will prove to be the best example of Canon Martin's idea that if students just do their best in all phases of the School life, their grades and ratings will take care of themselves. Our progress through the year is shown by the accumulated knowledge every Fifth Former shares. Certainly there will be no one in next: year's Senior Class who won't know that St. Greg- ory the Illuminator was Patron Saint of Armenia, that Theodore was anti-archpatriarch of lower Mopsuestia, and that Frederick Schleirmacher, HI was instrumental in the development of moral- ity in religion, and it is just common knowledge that the bear who wasnit, really was, and that Ozymandias got a bum rap, not to mention the part chance and accident played in the life of Silas Marner, or the unknown fate of Mr. Lingly. The color of this year's Fifth Form was displayed in the Form prank to invade the sanctity of the Sixth Form Room and have a midnight party there. The overwhelming success of this esca- pade can be verified by any Fifth Former, and by the revealing on-the-scene pictures taken by Kenny Morse. Our Form has great hopes and aspirations for the coming year, and if we keep up our stand- ard of excellence and our enthusiasm for School life, these hopes should indeed be realized. Where the Fifth Form inevitably congregates. THE ALBANIAN 63