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Gilchrist-Holleman Award Recipients
The Gilchrist-Holleman Alumni Service Award honors the distinguished careers of two alumni, Charles W. Gilchrist and Vernon W. Holleman, Jr., both Class of 1954, who faithfully served St. Albans over the course of their adult lives. Like Vernon and Charlie, each year's winner is an alumnus whose labors have made a profound and beneficial impact upon our school.
2023 – Christian T. Miles '72
2022 – Robert B. Giese '67
2021 – Frank M. Snowden '64
2020 – Ben A. Guill '69
2019 – Lars E. Peterson '64
2018 – Willem Polak ’63
2017 – L. Parker Harrell ’56
2016 – Richard P. Ellison ’48*
2015 – John Shenefield ’56
2014 – Christian S. White ’63
2013 – Walter D. Haynes ’57
2012 – Richard B. Ruge ’59
2011 – John L. Chamberlain ’49
2010 – Edward P. Eagles ’54
2009 – J. Willard Marriott Jr. ’50
2008 – Leonard P. Steuart II ’53*
2007 – William M. Manger ’40
2006 – E. Tillman Stirling ’46*
2005 – J. Earle Elliott Jr. ’43*
2004 – Maurice K. Heartfield Jr. ’46*
2003 – Stanley D. Willis ’46
2002 – Frank C. Jones ’34*
2001 – Frederic C. Towers Jr. ’51*
2000 – Robert H. Shorb ’49*
2022 – Robert B. Giese '67
2021 – Frank M. Snowden '64
2020 – Ben A. Guill '69
2019 – Lars E. Peterson '64
2018 – Willem Polak ’63
2017 – L. Parker Harrell ’56
2016 – Richard P. Ellison ’48*
2015 – John Shenefield ’56
2014 – Christian S. White ’63
2013 – Walter D. Haynes ’57
2012 – Richard B. Ruge ’59
2011 – John L. Chamberlain ’49
2010 – Edward P. Eagles ’54
2009 – J. Willard Marriott Jr. ’50
2008 – Leonard P. Steuart II ’53*
2007 – William M. Manger ’40
2006 – E. Tillman Stirling ’46*
2005 – J. Earle Elliott Jr. ’43*
2004 – Maurice K. Heartfield Jr. ’46*
2003 – Stanley D. Willis ’46
2002 – Frank C. Jones ’34*
2001 – Frederic C. Towers Jr. ’51*
2000 – Robert H. Shorb ’49*
*deceased
St. Albans School
Phone: 202-537-6435
Located in Washington D.C., St. Albans School is a private, all boys day and boarding school. For more than a century, St. Albans has offered a distinctive educational experience for young men in grades 4 through 12. While our students reach exceptional academic goals and exhibit first-rate athletic and artistic achievements, as an Episcopal school we place equal emphasis upon moral and spiritual education.