Christ Church Episcopal High School - Hellenian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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The responsiblities of a parent never cease, Headmaster and father of two Ben Crabtree portrays the role of Caesar during the Latin Forum. But even the regal robes of an emperor can not prohibit Mr. Crabtree from securing the axle of a chariot in trouble. Parent participation at Christ Church Episcopal School was outstanding. The parents were the ones to make arrange- ments for Lower School bookfairs and to organize activities clubs sanctioned at the school in the afternoons. Upper School mothers decorated the arch for Home- coming photographs while fathers gave their time to be linesmen at football games. Parents donated the use of their beach condominiums for the spring auc- tion and made sure that the Seniors had decorated cookies in the Private Dining Room for Halloween, a treat that had not been experienced since their days at the Lower School. Parents backed the school by supporting their children and decisions they made. -5 'S l'Nll

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The Upper School Fine Arts production of a Medi- eval madrigal feast is the highlight of the winter holiday season at CCES. Lady Margaret Ann Wade and Lord Edward Toledano gather with friends King Larry McCalla and his fair queen, Karen Dixon. Members of the Cross Country team dedicate them- selves to running five miles daily in practice. Juniors John McCraw and George Smith plus fourteen other team participants push themselves to tackle laps dur- ing the sweltering August heat in preparation for the seasonal opener against Christ School. l98fClosing The attitude regarding personal devel- A opment and participation at Christ Church Episcopal School was unique be- cause her people were individuals, special persons who spent their time enriching their lives for the future by cultivating their talents during the present. Success might not always have been rewardedg but success was their goal. None-the-less, in the spirit of the attempt they met their challenges. Like the ancient Hellenians, the C.C.E.S. community led lives marked by intellectual, artistic, and athletic bal- ance and accomplishments. Who says learning is a staunchly stern and individ- ual occupation? Second graders Matt Ruth, Amy Howard, Christine Baldwin and Clement Hayns- worth share smiles and table space in their practice of mathematic quotients and equations.