Robert Boas, better known to us as "Dirty Birtie", God rest his soul, was a good man. Loved his cheap sherry, but ruled Clairmont, before the girls came, and then became the first Housemaster of Delaware. Fritz Koch also helped to run both boarding houses. Those were good years. Remember him with his hatchet breaking the ice on Delaware driveway?
Louie Snyder ('69)



"Here are a few photos of Aiglon's master photographer, during our time, H. Fritz Koch. He had one of the most colourful staff personalities on campus, but most importantly, he was a true friend to the students in his care. Although a humble and  modest man, you knew not to cross him...he had no toleration of disobedience, especially if students would break the 1 metre barrier around his well polished VW. If there were only a handful of Aiglon teachers, at that time, who embodied much of the Aiglon DNA and personality, Fritz Kock was one of the best. He now lives in his permanent home in Berlin, and celebrated his 81st birthday Jan 26, 2009. I saw him in late 2007, and the man hasn't changed one bit.
Louie Snyder ('69)"