Christchurch School - Tides Yearbook (Christchurch, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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New -JY Azg.m f ,fl ,- jvtVVw'.'n f A - R 4 ig.. 6 f FOREWORD In the p xg: s mlm h follow me h we trnd to collect Lancs xg school hmm hun xpcnl Hug we 1 Xl grown rcm Lhanged from pldx to rcsponslbllltx During thls um: the Campus ltscll has hcgorne mnrc beautiful We .uc proud ofthe pmt uc haw had IH than dcxfrloprnnnt Wa haw tended fhc lmsns uc helped lax thc walks un um kc d on the XN?1IfIfiIOI1l .md the plaxlng lclds I'CCOICl1I1U th: 13 Xdldillf s of our sc mo un A s show the 2'1flQC'LI1OIl nc lmxc- for C hrlstc hun h U x 2 r il- v I w 'Q ' x 2 v x 'ax - dw s 'H tha' pluvm and thc' huildings XYllQ'IAL' our I 'Lux inf -- f -. 'qv-ln ' ' fn children to mon who arc ready for college. Lifk- for us has f' l 1 ln 5 'lII i 'ffl l, 'flio We the class of 1957 wxsh to show our deepest gratltude to a man who m hlS years here has done so much for the school and for our class MR HATCHER C. WILLIAMS -Nab Y Hn... 'X FAC LW A FACULTY AUTOGRAPHS HATCHER C. WILLIAMS Associate Headmaster BA., M.A., Duke University. Director of Ath- letics English ROBERT M X KRBROLCH jr Deana Students BA Mlllsips Lollczc M X West Virginia Lnlxersity English Swcrcd Studies Music 9 THE REV CHARLES V COVELL Chaplam BA Wllllams College BD Vxrgxma Theologmal Semm ary Dean of Sacred Studles GEORGE BURLEIG MOULTOW BS Bates College UIIIVCYSIIY of Chlcago Sc1ences Lxbrary Commlttee fin Qs vs 'wg Q- GROVER C JONES JAMES C TAYLOR Dean of the Lauer School B A M A Lnnerslty of Rlch mond Spanlsh Enghsh GEOFFREY M HORSFIELD BA Prmceton UHIWCPSIIY B D Vlfglnla Theologlcal Sem mary LDIXCTSIIY of Kentucky French Hxstory Tldes Spon sor Library Commxttce B S Unnerslty of Vlfglnla Hlstory Bxology Mathematlcs Head Coach Football Golf Basketball 10 ROBERT C GOODMAN R DL LANEY PLRLONIG Head of Mathematzcs B S Caffleglf Tech M S Department LI'llYCI'5ltY P1U5bUfSh Wesleyan L l'l1XCI'Slty Mathematxcs Sacred Studles Mathemaucs Coach Basketball Track Asst Coach Football 'virs ROBERT C GOODMAN B A Duke LDIXCYSIIQ Choxr Dlrectrcss Llbrarlan SOMERVILLE PARKER W esleyan L nnerslty Engllsh Latm Coach Soccer Baseball Asst Coach and Tramcr Football Gox ernment Mechamcal Drawmg ROBERT BR AX Buszness Manager ll THOMAS L GROVE MD MRS EFFIE G REED RN Washmgton and Lee Medl Purdue UHIVCISILY Bowes cal College of Vlfglnla School Hospxtal Nurses Trammg Physrclan School Bellevue Hospxtal Nurse MRS ANITA S WILSON Smxthdeal Massey Busmess MRS ROBERT BRAY College Secretary Housemother 19 il--farm TH E DOMESTIC STAFFS JOSEPH L C XMERON LLI C XRIFR mf it 1 :Xb f 5 Ns- 13 Q'-stun.. Jaw. 'ff mth-M if ...k.,4'Q l.l.r LLLEI LLL. L.1.Ll.LL.1.l.1.a.Lu.1.m.n.t. n CLASSES an-mnu-sum wear, CLASS OFFICERS M1ke Kelly Secretary Treasurer Bllly Gxles Preszdent Sam Wallace Vice Prexzdent if THE SENIOR CLASS BILLY '54 x55 '55 '56 '56 57 16 I NJ WILLIAM VERNON GILES JR Lynchburg Va Soclal ACIIYIIICS VHYSIKY Football, Chrxstchurch Players, Muslcal Show, F1re Flghters Varsxty Football, Yearbook Staff, MOHIIOT, Student Councxl, Honor Commnttee, Vxce Pres ndcnt of Junror Class Musncal Show, Socxal Actnmcs Htxnard jumor Prxze Xcarbook Edltor, Chzurman Soclal Actnmes Commlttee, Captam Fxre Fxghters, Monxtor, Honor Commmee, Student Councxl 3 1 f- H M ,..,..,,,,,., 3 - , , 2 5 f nw-vp V Q , Z W, ag... we W Nd, .gm I r- . - I? ' i' ig Q. I 3 new 5723. - : ' 1. - ' ' ' . . . I ' F 1 9 frm ,v Q N .- ' x f 4-.4 I K ,ty 3 r , M.. Clk ' 1 ' I Inf 1 ff r , , ,.v. P , 'cty C- ' N A . . , . JAMES KINNIER ALEXANDER Lynchburg, Virginia JIM Special Student E. C. Glass High School '56-'57 Varsity Football, Varsit Basketball, Golf Team, Social Actixfues, flhoir, Monogram Club. ,Q-: , ,4- I f a, 1 3 ,: ' v f lv Q 0 t f QQ' c' 72 , I .3 5 -sk I 'K l f' f mei if , K v. , , , , v W f IM ' . ..- 7 Q if I L, Aj JOHN WALKER ASHBURY Frederick, Maryland JOHN '53:54 54355 55-'56 55. -'57 Seacolt, Musical Show, Social Activities, Choir. Seahorse StafT, Musical Show, Social Activi- ties, Choir. Social Activities, Musical Show, Choir, Sea- horse Staff. Seahorse Staff, Choir, Chairman of Dad's Day, Soccer Team Manager. 17 WILLIAM BRADSHAW BEVERLY Caret, Virginia BRAD With Honors '55-'56 Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Monogram Club. '56'57 Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Monogram Club. . V 3. r' 'i ze 4..- .. ,ax xo if 3 3 I A ,J a rw' as nxxrff I' X DAVID MACLAREN BRYDON Richmond. Virginia DAVE With Honors '53-'54 Choir, Student Council. '54-'55 ,55-'56 556-'57 18 Choir, Science Club. Choir. Junior Warden, Chapel Vestryg Sea horse Staff, Tennis Team, Baseball Statisti cian. Choir, Seahorse Staff, Tennis Team. WILLIAM FRANCIS BURKE III Warwick, Virginia BILL '55-'56 Tennis Team. ,56-'57 Tennis Team, Senior Warden, Chapel Vestry. fl- si? , . I It T, ,.:,,.2 'Q L, f rw 'QSJF' C I9 'S' if ,K f CJ CHARLES CONRAD BYERS Harrisonburg, Virginia MOUSE '54-'55 Varsity Track Team, Social Activities, Varsity Football Manager, Fire Fighting Squad. '55-'56 Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Basketball Manager, Varsity Track Team, Monogram Club, Musical Show. '56-'57 Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Basketball Manager, Varsity Track, Social Activities, Monitor, Student Council, Monogram Club. Sf. CHARLES ANDERSON FERGUSON, III Warwick, Virginia CHARLIE With Honors Postgraduate Student Christchurch School '53-'54 Golf Team. Choir, Gun Club, Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Golf Team, Social Activities, Musical Show. Choir, Golf Team, Junior Varsity Basketball, Social Activities, Tides Staff, Seahorse Staff, Musical Show, Monogram Club. '56-'57 Co-Editor of Seahorse, Monitor, Student Coun- cil, Statistician, Monogram Club. '54-'55 '55-'56 Choir, Gun Club, Junior Varsity Basketball, ,f ,fl ,,.tL'r.: ,U iffll x V, if S 51, as 'I , y 'vas ,, , if tQ,g1r,-VY f gf X pf, Q, t l 5 I A 5 Q F ' I JAMES WILLIAM FERRELL, III Petersburg, Virginia BILLY '55-'56 Choir, Social Activities, Varsity Football, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Track, Varsity Base- ball, Monogram Club, Musical Show. Choir, Varsity Football, Student Council, Monitor, Monogram Club, Varsity Basketball. '56-'57 20 ROY CATESBY F LANNAGAN Richmond, Virginia ROY With Honors Postgraduate Student Christchurch School '53-'54 Choir, Musical Show, Editor, Seacolt. '54-'55 Choir, Musical Show, Rifle Club, Track Team, Varsity Football, Monogram Club. '55-'56 Choir, Musical Show, Track Team, Varsity Football, Tides Staff, Monogram Club, Sea- horse staff, Social Activities. '56-'57 Monitor, Choir, Student Council, Varsity Football, Track Team, Soccer Team, Co-Edi- tor of Seahorse, Monogram Club, Social Ac- tivities. Y i v l L f -fl Gvmfusy R G' x IH 1 ROGER C. A. GARLOW Alexandria, Virjnia ROGER '54-'55 Co-Captain, Junior Varsity Football, Rifle Team. '55-'56 Social Activities, Junior Varsity Football, Rifle Team. '56-'57 Social Activities. 21 CHARLES DANIEL HAMNER, II Lynchburg, Virginia CHARLES '55-'56 Rifle Club, Seahorse Staff. l56-'57 Tides Staff. QM, ,. -J .. 5 FJ. Y . , X P1 .2555 JH CH. JAMES CHAMBERLAINE HARLAN Richmond, Virginia JIM With Honors '55-'56 Choir, Seahorse Staff, Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball. '56-'57 Choir, Seahorse Staff, Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball. 22 PETER JOSEPHS Chatham, Virginia PETE '55-'56 Choir, junior Varsity Basketball, Tennis Team, Rifle Team. '56357 Choir, Junior Varsity Basketball, Tennis Team, Rifle Team, Seahorse Staff, Fire Fight- ing Squad. t sfsfrtvffflaw'-Q Q ff L ,W -'mm af' K' , Q Q A , ! f X d , , ' fd I, M K i I X ,ky I if ' I 1 if 1 i ii -Tr Nl JOHN MICHAEL KELLY Alexandria, Virginia MIKE '54-'55 '55-'56 '56-'57 Junior Varsity Football, Choir, Social Activi- ties, Musical Show. Varsity Football, Choir, Social Activities, Mon- ogram Club, Musical Show. Varsity Football, Choir, Social Activities, Mon- ogram Club, Varsity Basketball Manager, Student Council, Monitor, Secretary-Treasur- er, Senior Classg Vice-President, Choirg Var- sity Baseball. 23 PHILLIP MONCURE MORTON Charlottesville, Virginia PHIL With Honors '53-'54 Gun Club '55-L56 Varsity Baseball Manager, Varsity Track Manager. '56-'57 Varsity Football Manager, Tides Business Manager, Social Activities, Monitor, Student Council, Monogram Club, Varsity Track Manager. D,,f2'..,5,, 4 1 ,x fi 1 Y 1 lb Q, fi it fs . 5 X . ,N , it ' ,F v rv N,-N X, I . ,fi VERNON W. NORRIS. JR. Topping, Virginia VERNON '51 '52 '53 '54 '55 ,56 52 53 54 55 56 57 President, Seventh Grade, Student Council, Honor Committee, Junior Varsity Basketball, Lower School Council. President, Eighth Grade, Student Council, Lower School Council, Junior Varsity Basket- ball, Junior Varsity Football. junior Varsity Football, Hillbilly Band. Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Mono- gram Club. Musical Show. Varsity Football, Monogram Club. Varsity Football, Monogram Club, Varsity Track. HARRY HAL POPE Wytheville, Virginia HAL 55-'56 Varsity Baseball. 56-'57 Varsity Baseball. N if ' Q Q . 5 ,, V L 0 K4 1 V -- X lg X X M!! - ...sax A .f - 3 i HP PETER MORRIS SMITH lNest Palm Beach, Florida PETE '53-'54 Orange Team. '54-'55 Social Activities. President, Sophomore Class Sacred Studies Award. '55356 Secretary-Treasurer. Student Council: Secre- tary-Treasurer. Junior Class. '56-'57 Social Activities. ORRAY DAVID TAFT Sidney, N.S.W., Australia DAVE l54-'55 junior Varsity Football, Social Activities, Gun Club, Varsity Baseball, Fire Fighting Squad. '55-'56 Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Musical Show, Rifle Team. '56-'57 Social Activities, Varsity Baseball, Monitor, Student Council, Varsity Football, Soccer Team, Monogram Club. ,if ,Q .' 1 fe, sf' v ... f i , ft if-5 tai 4 F' Q W ' ft- W 11:5 'DTT RICHARD WALTER THOMPSON Miami, Florida DICK '54-,55 '55-'56 '56-'57 26 Junior Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Monogram Club. Seahorse Staff, Varsity Football, Junior Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Monogram Club, Social Activities. Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Monogram Club, Monitor, Student Council, Honor Committee. SAMUEL KNEELAND WALLACE Williamsburg, Virginia SAM '54-'55 '55-'56 '56-'57 Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Golf Team, Monogram Club, Social Activities, Vice-President, Sophomore Class, Fire Fight- ing Squad, Student Council. Varsity Basketball, Golf Team, Varsity Track, Monogram Club, Monitor, Honor Committee, Student Council, President, Junior Class, Ri- He Team. Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball Captain, Golf Team, Varsity Track, Monogram Club, Monitor, Social Activities, Honor Committee, Student Council. Vice-President, Senior Class. iff 5 iff? SDJ . if AYER CROUCH WHITLEY Palmyra, Virginia A.C. With Honors '53-'54 Junior Varsity Football, Social Activities, Mu- sical Show. '54-'55 Social Activities, Musical Show, Varsity Base- ball Manager. '55-'56 Social Activities, Musical Show, Varsity Track '56-,57 Social Activities, Seahorse Staff, Monogram Club, Tides Staff, Varsity Track. 27 ANTHONY EDWARD WILLIAMS Sabot, Virginia TONY '55-'56 Social Activities, Varsity Football, Choir, Var- sity Track, Monogram Club. '56-'57 Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Monitor, Honor Committee, President of the Choir, So- cial Activities, Monogram Club. ?'ef i....., rs L fp K , Ei? -T' xxx, fi Xxx gxiii TN 1- i iii ' , , c ' X l Ez xv' f H t . 'cf HERBERT MAXWELL WOLFREY Salem, Virginia TIM '55-'56 Social Activities, Tennis Team, Musical Show. 356-'57 P.X. Manager, Varsity Football Manager, So- cial Activities. 28 , J - 9 ' WW? gr 353121 i is fikx 1 5 W' :fi .. m n ' -. - if W . 1' 3131 545.13 , - A lj, -in 'L :-, wx ,QW ,, ,,s.., 'Xu 9. ga A 1408. ww qw we vu 'X Q an NL f 'Y 'wwf' -'au was -Ligf A Nf Q' A 4 V' J' 1- 'N ix x-Q, wr, J if Y 9'-3753 s A Y fs 1' bhp, 1 E ,fu aff- 9 ' v 3 J ' .yi 4 5 f V 1 , . 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Secretary-Treasu ref David Allen Patrick Anderson John Blow Wilson Bohannon Richard Abbitt james Adams Owen Bowser John Charles William Confer William Dean Frederick Hawkins Wolff, Herbert James Dietz Robert Ellwanger Charles Field Christopher Forster james Lake Frank MCClary Murrell McLeod Donald McPherson Alex Kreiser Floyd Johnson Macon Norman Irving Owings Robert Pope Louis Randall Thomas Winborne Jonathan Wills Gregory Smith William Steele john Stock Bruce Watts Frederick Adkins john Ayers Noyes Banks Wllton Beauchamp John Beverley Leavenworth Ferrell Preszdent Vxce President THE SOPHOMORE Stephan Dearsley Thomas Booth Stanley Clarke Terrv Wendel Peter Glenn .secretary Treasun Thomas DeLashmutt Thomas Fnsher Dax ld Klrkpatrlck Paul Low C ASS Howard Mueller Thomas McM1llan Thomas Moore MOYIIIIIPF P xy nc C harlm Rcdmon 100' 'lb- .uucs 'Nc wton NN cbstfr Rhoads -Xndy Shlelds bra 'Ss if Q' ohn Toolc XX milow Xxlll1lII1S Recd Wood W illiim YYright D.u1d X oung n iv THE FRESHMA -'S CLASS Frgink DaniC15,-.P,e5jdent Wallace Cookc-fglfice-Presirlerzt ff Q. 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I 3 , JI ' 1 - . - ' .f f' '13 'I ' 1- f ,W ' , ' 5 X -R ' 1 If K, H -B 1 ' ' A' Y Mm -A 5 ,A , 6 .LM ..' is X FIRST ROW Bytrs I'ox Ptrrell Glles Kelly Ferguson Norman SECOND ROH Burke Morton Thompson Taft Wallate Tony Wxlhams Alexander Wlnborne THE MO ITORS One of tht hlffhtst honors xwhlch max be bestowed upon a boy here at ChI'1St church IS that of 'vIon1tor Ihese fifteen boys are the ltaders 1n all school functlons Then jobs are xarltd and numerous Amonv thelr fCSp0HS1b1l1t1CS are those of mam taxnmv order 1n the dormltorx holdmv studs hall ct ery other week and superusmg a xx orlt job FI htn responslbtlltxes take much txme and energy fhe 'VIon1tors art chosen bx the xotes of the facultv and students for thelr outstandlnff ltadt rshlp funeral school sp1r1t and thelr staunch bel1ef and Vvllllflg ness to uphold tht foundatxon upon whlch th1s school was bullt the Honor Sys ICITI For taltmff these I'C9IJOIlS1b1l1l1LS the Momtors are awarded spec1al prlvlleges such as room studx txtra wttlt tnd leax es and other hbertles 46 '. , ' '. 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V. . - D ' 5D ' s V - , . ..x . . .. 5 . . 1 t- 'sm--s - ' ' FIRST ROH Morton W.1ll1ce Ferrell Glles Byers Kelly Fox 'Norman SECOND ROH Tracey Wendell ohn Beverly Alexander Burke Dimels Thompson Tift Tom Wlll13lHS Wmborne Ferguson THE STUDE The Student COl1UC1l Wlllflll 19 composed of the leadlng members of the student body, works closely wuth the facultx to present 1dCaS of the students Thls proxldes a closer student faculty relattonshxp and results 1n a smoother school 1 e These leaders the MOHIIOFS and Class OHC1 cers work toofether wlth the students to lead them 1n attammg a deslrable atmosphere at the school They have Greatly 1mproxed the way of l1fe at Chrxstchurch and vull contmue to be of HSSISKHHCC 1n the future T COUNCIL Bllly Cxles Prevzdent S nm W xllace Vzce Preszdent Mlkt Ixelly Secretarg -lf - , 'fy-I . 1cY,,A A .A .1 Q, .. ..l., X P. f s V. ' ' oFFlc:ERs 1'f. ' v ,' 5 l FIRST ROW Wmborne Fox Giles SECOND ROM rhOIl'lDSOD Wallace Wllll3mS T THE HO OR CQMMITTEE CllI'1SlClllllCll 19 bullt around 1ts Honor Sxstem and the Honor Comm1ttee who, xuth the help of the entut Qtudtnt Bodx ITIHIUIHIIIS the sxstem to the smallest pomt fht Honor QOITIIHIIICP 1s CODSl1Il1ICCl of the presldents of the umor and Sen 1or classes and four momtors who art elected from the Student COllHC1l by 1ts mem bers The Head of the school acts as an adusor but m no wax attempts to IIIHUCHCC the decxslons of tht COITIITIIIICC The procedure of the comrmttte IS done tactfullx and m prlxate It has fre qutntlx happtned that the boxs who haxe been reported to the comm1ttee are cleared and because the pxoctdure has been ltept 1n confidence the box s reputatlon 1s not marred rl lllg btmv so boxs feel freer to report posslble cases of mfrlnffement to the commlttee We are proud to sax that our Honor Sxstc-rn produces an alr of complete con fldence amonfr our fellow students -li FRONTROW McPherson Randall Ferguson Mr Moulton Flannagan Ashbury Wood SECOND ROW Adams Owlngs McClary Josephs Brydon Dietz Beverley THIRD ROW Flsher Whltley Harlan Watts Lake Toole Bowser THE SEAHCRSE The Seahorse Staff as ll acqulred more experlence put out better xssues thus year than ln any previous year Under the leadershlp of Mr Moulton and wlth the assistance of a more adrolt staff lt provlded excellent artlcles and news stories Much credlt goes to Louls Randall for hls success ln OblHlI'llIlg more adwer tlsements than ever for the paper Charlle Ferguson and Rov Flannagan were the edltors, wxth ohn Ashbury Wflllflg the sports features The Seahorse Staff was agam represented at the Southers Interscholastxc Press Assoclatlon at Washmgton and Lee Umverslty Much credlt should be gwen to the fine efforts of th1s group ln xmprovmg the school newspaper 10 - 5 S , - 3 t v v ' - a 1 1 1 1 v ' ' a 9 1 1 1 1 ' . , , . . . , . . . . .N Y . , . . . 1 . .. k ' 1 1'-W1 IL i 122' ROIVOVF Shackleford Burke qentor Warden Smxth D ROW TMO Watts un1or War den Rhoads THE CHAPEL VESTRY The Chapel Vestry ln addltlon to attendlng to the work of Scott Memortal Chapel aSSlSICd the vestry at Chrlst Church by collectlng the offering and plCk :ng up hymnals and prayer books after the servlces They were ushers at Com munlon SCFVICCS and at the Thanksglvmg and the Baccalaureate Servtces The members are elected by the students one from each class and conduct the Every Member Canvass among the students Mr Spaldmg and Mr Covell jomtly meet them every month Blll Burke was the Senxor Warden and Bruce Watts was the umor Warden The sophomore xestryman xx as Webby Rhoads the freshman vestryman was Her shell Shackleford and Dan Smlth represented the elghth grade 50 ...aahx FIRSTROW Kelly Kennedy M Smlth D Overstreet Ferguson Wendel Tracey Wen del Terry Shackleford Hammond SECOND ROW Mr Yarbrough Orgamst Mrs Good man Dxrectress Bohannon Norman Alexander Beauchamp Wlllxams P Logan Fleld THIRD ROW Ferrell Wllllam Harlan osephs Ashbury Brydon Clarke Wllllams T Reynolds THE HOIR Agaln under the dlrectlon of Mrs Goodman the greatly Improved cholr has continued to add to the prestige of the school Once a month they sang ln Chrlst Church ln addmon to the regular chapel servlces at nlght We appreclate Mr Yarbrough s work m playlng for the choir both ln Chap el and on days when they sang ln church A revlsed PFHCIICC schedule was arranged ln which dlfferent parts ofthe cholr would practlce on dlfferent days Th1s lmproved the part slnglng They sang at the Homecommg Candlellght and Baccalaureate servlces The officers are Tony Wlllxams Preszden! Mlke Kelly Vzce Preszdent Charlle Field Lzbranan and ohn Ashbury zn charge o the veslments 51 A5 nf' ' ,' - 424 ' A 1 1. rf ' ' iii ,. Aging , nfl 3 ' fkzv f ,T FIRST ROW New Allen Byers Whltlew T Wllllams Morton Glles lxelly W Ferrell Flannagan Flsher Wolfrey Terrw Wendel SFCOND ROW Steele McPherson Wallace NV Wllllams Clenn Josephs Thomas McLeod Clarke L4S'T ROW Xvers Carlow llanlels Taft Owxngs Watts Ashbury G Smxth Toole ohnson Randall Downey Norman THE SOCIA ACTIVITIES COM ITTE :liz ig! J ' ' A Y Y A 7 ' v ' 7 W ' 3 , . ' . . 1 Y ' . . . , . k w - I X - 4 4 - - - . - ' ' . . . . . 7. A . ,. ' . . 1 , , , , A . . l ,. ., 1 , ,, .u aff I 354151, 2 . QSYEQNS Q , Fr ,fm '? 6 ,A- 1 , N dl' ' . S -,, Under the ettlclent guldance of Mrs Spaldmg and Bllly GllCS the students enjoyed much socxal acuwty Our relatlonshxp wlth bt Margaret s rapldly lm proved thls year through the efforts of thls committee Our thanks go to Mr and Mrs Furlong for bexng the chaperones on the dance trlps Much work and mterest went 1nto havmg th1s year s blg three dances It was well worth the trouble taken how ever and ex erybody enjoyed them Mrs Spaldmg gave much of her tlme and effort to see that the dances went off well We owe many thanks to her for her unfallmg Interest Flnals of 1937 xx as sponsored bs the Senxor Class whose members worked hard to make the dance succeed wiki wil MW 53 . - . . . 3 . Q 7 V Y 3 Y - ' u - I 4' 4 , . I 1' t, gg! I si A . ' 1 1 4 .T ' FRONTROH Nlorlon lox Vhlllu Cxles Dounex Bowser 'Norman SECONDROI1 Oxnngs xxlfllitblllf' Iogan Xleflarx Xnderson xxallg Randall N11' Hors fied THE I957 TIDE lhe Tldes Staff was headed this wear bw Blllx Glles wlth Mr beoffrex Hors Held eontmumg as lacultx adusor Bobbx Fox and oe Logan gaxe a verv thorough analx S12 of the Spfbflllll excntx Xlaqon Norman and Phll Nlorton were BUSIHCSQ Nl U1 igem along mth l OLIIS Randall xslnlc Bruce YN ails Pat Xnderson and Irxln CJXXIIRIQQ dld Ihr III work 'Nlurrell 'Xlnl cod 1nd Omen Boxxsu une the photofgraphus lhe lxplng xx xs done bx Fr 1nk 'XIQC larx Tommx Wlnborne and C harles Hamner xx ere general xx rlters al ,. I. 1 ' ,'Q 1 ll ' -1 rp - A' 1- V .. ':,f' 1. 5 Ag LA, - V V , V V V V r , . . ! I ., . I Y . Y V, V , , V A V 1 . 5 ,. . . f . 2 2 .. ' 4 Q , ' ' ' f, ' J . ' ' 7. X2 ' ' . ' 4' 2 ' 'fx' 'X' ,A VH ' 7 'lf ' 2 ' . ' A ' '. V V' , , V V ' A . Q t T f'-L'7 'unmWi?TT ',,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,............-... O 1 W 1 , .4-Q.. N-... f............1 ACTIVITIE rv T...- bg- -- M mlb, H , X2 G- ..-1 ,div LEFT T0 RIGHT Grover C Jones HatcherC Wllllams Sommervllle Parker Robert L Goodman THE CGACHING STAFF Any afternoon these men can be seen on our fields They are part of the landscape, and domlnate the scene Under thexr dlrec tlon the teams have bullt good bOdlCS, good skills, and a fine rec ord To them the class of 1957 glVCS nts smcere thanks 56 . fi sfrirf' ' 4 '1' . -,Z , . us Lt, V14 4 K A 9 c 1 Q - Ewa if '4' .f .5-P 4 , -. - fi, qv' 5' I ,Qi - Q L ii-fwg ' , ,., ,Q , A q t J Q : F .., , V g.,g A gvgye . s V, A - , ' K. 4 , ' : P-X 5 .E 5 E' E F ,E Q gd? is aigifigf 1ig1a4?13 1 34 IX37- N44 fi QT: 77? 72, 1 f f 2 25 ix if E S3152 Q'-Q46 nee A A 31 72 36 im 3 7 S 42 Y W 3 QW Ai, ,347 4' wr 'Q' B. Ferrell, End Co-captain T. Williams, FB Co-captain 1 0 Kelly, Guard Thompson, Halfback CHRISTCHURCH - 0 .... GARFIELD - I2 The Seahorses opened the 1956 season playing the more ex- perienced Group II Garfield on a very rainy afternoon. The first period was an even contest, but in the second, Garfield blocked a Christchurch punt, and after two first downs drove over for game's first score. A solid Christchurch line halted the conversion attempt. The wet ball caused many fumbles, and in the third quarter neither team was able to move the ball. Finally, in the fourth quarter the Seahorses again fumbled, and Garfield scored for the second time. Christchurch stopped the conversion. CHRISTCHURCH - I2 .... POQUOSON - 7 Christchurchls first home game was with the Islanders from Poquoson, a Group II school. Favored Poquoson marched 80 yards in the lirst quarter to score, but the Hghting Seahorses, capitalizing on the superb play of Tony lNilliams, Paul Williams, Wortie and Bill Ferrell, and Jim Alexander, came back to score two second half touchdowns. This win enabled Christchurch to even their rec- ord of one win, one loss. Wortie around end. N. A. snowed under CHRISTCHURCH-31 .... MATHEWS-6 Christchurch traveled to Mathews for their first night game of the season. The powerful Seahorses, lead by Tony Williams and Don McPherson, scored three times in the first half and twice in the second, to rout Mathews 31-6. Tony Williams, on runs of 13 and 16 yards, and Don McPherson each tallied a pair of touch- downs for Christchurch. McPherson scored on an 11 yard run and a pass interception. Bobby Fox also scored on a 1 yard plunge. CHRISTCHURCH -H 25 .... WEST POINT - 6 Christchurch's fourth game of the season was won against West Point High School, giving the Seahorses three straight wins. In the second period Sam Wallace scored the initial touchdown of the game when he slashed 3 yards off tackle climaxing a 48 yard Seahorse drive. The conversion was successful. Halfback Bobby Fox took the second half kick-off for Christchurch and adroitly scampered 98 yards for the second touchdown of the game. Later in the same period, a fumble recovered by Jim Alexander started C.S. on their third T.D. march which ended when Wortie Ferrell dove through the line for the Seahorses' third score. Christchurch's final tally was made by Dick Thompson, who scored on a hand- off. The Pointer's only touchdown was scored in the last quarter. Wallace Fullback Ferrell, L.M., Q Back Flannagan, End Fox, Halfback Alexander, Guard P. VVilliams, Hback ,-PNB Norris, Center B. Beverley, End McPherson is stopped CHRISTCHURCH e 21 .... NEW KENT f 6 Christchurch, using the one-two punch of Sam lYallace's run- ning and Wortie Ferrell's passing, handed New Kent its first defeat in a night game its own field. Wallace scored two touchdowns on runs of I2 and 13 yards respectively. Paul YVilliams tallied the third touchdown scampering 13 yards around right end. New Kent scored a lone touchdown late in the second half, but the devasta- ting attack of the Seahorses proved too much, and the score at the final whistle was 2146. Dick Thompson, Jim Alexander, Morti- mer Payne, and Vernon Norris turned in sparkling performances for the Seahorses. CHRISTCHURCH -19 .... ST. STEPHEN'S - 38 Christchurch met its arch rival at St. Stephen's in a game played under muddy conditions. St. Stephenis struck early, leading Christchurch 26-7 at the half. In the second half, the Seahorses roared back, scoring two touchdowns, but the heavier St. Steph- enls line proved too much for Christchurch. The score at the final whistle was 38+19, in favor of St. Stephen's. Paul lNil1iams played an outstanding game, sparking one touchdown with a 73 yard run. Other standouts for Christchurch were Dick Thompson, Sam WVa1- lace, and Bill Ferrell. CHRISTCHURCH - 18 .... NORFOLK ACADEMY - I2 The aggressive Seahorses, enjoyed a very successful season, en- tertained Norfolk Academy in a game played in honor of the player's Dads. Behind the sparkling play of Don McPherson, Dick Thompson, Paul Williams, Wortie Ferrell, and Sam Wallace, Christchurch edged their rivals 18-12. Touchdowns were scored by Paul Williams, Wortie Ferrell, and Don McPherson, who inter- cepted a pass and streaked 78 yards to score. Don Kern scored twice for the losers on plays of 53 and 70 yards. Standouts in the line were Bill Ferrell, Brad Beverly, Vernon Norris, and Jim Harlan. CHRISTCHURCH-21 .... MIDDLESEX-7 The Christchurch Seahorses added another game to their wm- ning streak by defeating Middlesex High School 21-7. Quarter- back Wortie Ferrell completed 3 for 6 passes, bringing his average up to 65fk completions. The three touchdowns were made by Tony Williams, Paul Williams, and Dick Thompson. Wortie Ferrell and Jim Alexander made the extra points. Standouts on defense were Jim Alexander, Jim Newton, Dick Thompson, and Don McPher- son. Christchurch makes a kill. Payne, Guard Harlan, Tackle Newton, Guard McPherson, Hback Abbitt, Hback Daniels, Center an G. Smith, Tackle Dearsley, End g'Not in time. Tony. CHRISTCHURCH-7 .... GLOUCESTER-7 The Seahorses sporting a 6-2 record, traveled to Group II Gloucester for a night game. Gloucester struck early on a long pass from quarterback Sutton to his right end to lead Christchurch 7-O at the half. The Seahorses came roaring back in the third quarter, and after a long drive Wortie Ferrell banged over for the score. Jim Alexander converted to tie the score. The rest of the game was fiercely fought, but neither team could gain the advan- tage. The score at the end remained 7-7. Standouts for Christ- church were Paul Williams, Sam Wallace, Vernon Norris, Mike Kelly, and Dick Thompson. VVortie almost makes itf' Nice try CHRISTCHURCH-26 .... QUANTICO-I4 A big crowd, a fine day, and a fighting spirit favored the Sea- horses in their annual Homecoming clash on Thanksgiving Day against Quantico High School. Dick Thornpson's 14 yard touch- down run started things off for Christchurch to cap a march of 81 yards. Speedy back, Paul Williams, added another touchdown in the same period and another in the second period. Williams ac- counted for three touchdowns of the game, scoring his last in the fourth quarter. The losers scored twice and converted both times. Jim Alexander kicked two extra points for Christchurch. The final score was Christchurch-26, Quantico-14. Season's end 'vii' rv Q1 19 9 'rag 1g2'2'. . QQ' a1 1-45-7 vf 27? ri 40 ,X 29 171g U., fc'-32 21114623119 11: 7711 35:32 72 429: S' Q Q Ji ' 14 I- ' as . - A Y Q -4.5! 16 1 f' . ' 1 r, - I .ffs ffyf P' HQ nv ,, 'TV' A 1q5u i W ,. 1. f fgif, A fa ff N 'IS' . 5 ' Qing' XM 4 W f .. xv' 5' ' ri Mi I me Q' 4, r f QP ', Q s . .1 . ' ' f ,,-sn, 2 , ' , ,. 4 Q ' A n 4 ., 'L+f'1'L ' ' ,nj-,Q . y, 444, , Y. I K 'f.'.' MV ' f 'L ' V.-'. 4 in . S., - :JY iif, 5 4? '- ' ' 1' L, '31, fa H L' A sg ' - .ww-rf -1 ,3 , 3 4 is AM, y4fm,' A ,vm-jgjggf 'fr fp, x i V3 , Wg , ,f ' A V9 gg-,f ' e ' '1 ' T Wi' my sw' lk '32 ' 1' 25,4 ' 1 ' ,I .' fn . ,h x' M f wdi X Div. , -' x-V sw, W . ,A 2 'a -- I ,' 4 ' --N . -bv ' ix 4 I956 57 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 X .- Q k Scramble CHRISTCHURCH 46 NORFOLK ACADEMY 54 Christchurch began its 1956-57 basketball sea- son by facing a tough Norfolk Academy quintet at Christchurch. lt was nip and tuck all the way until Sain lVallace, who scored 25 points for the Seahorses, fouled out. Alter that NA pulled away to win 54-46. High scorer was Norfolk Acade1ny's Don Kern with 26 points. CHRISTCHURCH 61 Q V Q 1 3 1 rx Wallace CHRISTCHURCH 61 CHARLES CITY 51 Christchurch racked up its first win of the sea- son by beating a tough Charles City team, 61-51. Sandy Berry of Charles City bagged 24 points but the high scoring of Sam YVallace and .lim Alexander with 23 and 24 points respectively proved too much for the Charles City quintet. -lohnny lVills, who scored 8 and Dave Drumheller with 6 points were also impressive in the win. IlIIDlJI,ESl'fX 48 In their hrst game alter Christmas the Seahorses hosted a tough Middlesex team and licked them 61-418. The game was very close until the last three minutes when Bob Pope hit on three straight jump shots to enable Christchurch to pull ahead. lim Alexander was high man, scoring 21 points. Bob Pope bagged lil, Bill Ferrell ll, followed by Davey Drumheller with 7 points. Ferrell Drumhellcr Pumps One ,ak QM l E41 Drmnheller ClIRlS'I'CIll'RCll -IX PI,I'f,'lSfl.YT 11111.49 Clhristchnrch traveled to Pleasant Hill where they lost a heartlmreaker, -19-48. .Xt the end ol' the first quarter, it was evident that the Seahorses were ll0l hitting well. Despite .lim .-Xlexander's I5 points. Sam XVallace's lfi, and Davey Drumheller's 9 points, the l1lllllCl'OllSclflS errors enabled the Hillers to edge them hy a point. Cl1RlSTC1ll'RCIl73 wx...- Q l'wo l-'ol 'lihemf' Clllil.S'l'Clll 'RCII 65 QUfl.X'TlCO-ll A hot Christchurch team ripped through a less experienced Qnantico team, 65--ll. 'l'he Seahorses, hitting easily lrom every spot on the lloor, built up an early lead, and were never challenged. lim Alex- ander led the scoring with 25, lollowed hy Sam XVal- lace with 24. Davey Drumheller and Bill Ferrell con- trilmted to the victory with li points apiece. KIXIJ Il'll.l,lflAI 43 Clnistcllurcli moved its record to lour wins and two losses hy mauling King Yllilliam, 73-A13. .Xlter overcoming an early lead the Seahorses pulled away to win easily. Contributing heavily to the victory were .lim Alexander, Sain XVallace, Bill Ferrell, and Bob Pope with 26, 2-l, lil, and Ill points respectively. All hands ,Xlexander SS , 3 Awaiting Rebound' CHRIS TCHUR CH 65 WEST POINT 61 The Seahorses travelled to West Point sporting a two game winning streak, which was extended to three after a tough battle. The brilliant play of Sam Wallace and jim Alexander, who scored 24 p0ll1lS apiece, and playmaker Davey Drumheller, with 6 points, enabled CCS to win in an overtime. CHRISTCHURCH 44 Pope, B. CHRISTCHURCH 51 CHARLES CITY40 With Sam Wallace leading the way scoring 24, and jim Alexander close behind with 23 points, Christchurch easily swept past Charles City, 51-40 Others contributing to the victory were Bill Ferrell Davey Drumheller, Bob Pope, and Jim Newton. GLOUCESTER 58 Christchurch travelled to Gloucester with a four game win streak, only to have it broken by a taller, hustling Gloucester team, 58-48. High scorer of the game, however, was jim Alexander with 20 points. Sam Wallace had 10, Bill Ferrell 6, and Davey Drumheller 4 points in the losing cause. Newton A Free One - ., . f e t VWAMQMX i Q, W ...Q ,,,.ff,.w-M F x 'X 1 lm , u 4 New CHRISTCHURCH 51 MIDlJ1.1-ISICX 4.9 Cliristchurrlr continued its domination over District E competition hy edging Middlesex 51--l8. Elini .-Xlexander led the way with 23 points. Sain XVal- lace, -lim Newton. Bill Ferrell, and Charley Ferguson contributed heavily to the win with 9, 7. 6, and 41 points respectively. CHRISTCHI 'RCH -I3 nl 11-11- Sain Hooks CHRISTCHVRCH S2 PI.E,4S:lNT HII.I. 51 CIl1ristc'liurt'l1, hosting Pleasant Hill, easily racked up their eighth victory hy defeating the Hill- ers. 8251. Sain XX'allate led the storing with 32 points. lollowed ln .Iini Alexander who bagged 29. Other btandouts lor CLS. were Mason New with 6. and Bill Ferrell with 5. Qlf-INTICO 57 A hghting Quantico quintet gained revenge lor an earlier loss hy upending ChI'lSlCl1llI'C'l1, 57--13. .Xlhert Sue ol Qnantico was high man with ISI points. He was followed hy Clliristchurch lorward Klini .Xlexander who had 20 pointx, Sain XVallace with Ili, and Bill Ferrell with 43 points. XYho H35 It? YN'olll f r H z v 'il . Yr Out of Bounds CHRISTCHURCH 74 NEW KENT 55 -lim Alexander led the scoring with 34 points as Christchurch easily outsmarted a shorter New Kent team, 74-55. Sam Xvallace, Bill Ferrell, and Mason New helped pave the way to victory, with 23, l0, and 3 points respectively. The brilliant ball handling of guard Davey Drumheller set up many scores. CHRISTCHURCH 53 Sanders CHRISTCHURCH 54 NORFOLK ACADEMY 58 Despite a 30 point scoring spree by Jim Alex- ander, Norfolk Academy grabbed the lead in the last two minutes and held on to win, 58-54. Bill Ferrell with l0, Sam Xvallace with 8, and Charley Ferguson with 4 points helped keep the Seahorses in the game all the way. WEST POINT 57 The Seahorses, hosting a red hot XVest Point team, found themselves on the short end of a 34-22 half-time score, and could not catch up. The Pointers fought off a second half rally to finally win, 57-53. High point man was C.S.'s Jim Alex- ander with 25 points. Davy Drumheller drew praise from Coach Grover jones for his excellent playmaking. jump Ball CHRISTCHURCH 77 GLOUCESTER 48 Christchurch avenged an earlier loss at the hands of Gloucester, by defeating the Dukes, 77-48. After a close first quarter, the Seahorses pulled away and were never threatened. lim Alexander sank 29 and Sam XYallace 24 for CHRISTCHURCH 61 Elbow CHRISTCHURCH 37 ST. STEPHEN'S 48 Clhristchurch, playing in Alexandria in a prep school tournament, dropped their first game, 48-37. St. Stephen's, sparked by Ralph Price, pulled away in the second quarter and coasted to victory. For CLS., Alim Alexander scored l8, followed by Sam Xl'allace with I7 points. CHARLOTTE HALL 41 The Seahorses closed out their H357 season with an eleven-seven record by ripping Charlotte Hall, lil--ll. l.ed by .lim Alexander who bagged 30 points and Sam XVallace, CS. pulled away from a first quarter deadlock to win with ease. Tides wishes the best of luck on the college courts to Bill Ferrell, Sam Hlallace, Charles Ferguson and -lim Alexander who ended their prep school careers with this game. Where's the Ball? ROW ONE: Kreiser, XV. Ferrell, Lamm, 'l'oole, Kirkpatrick, Stock, Holland. ROH' TWO: Vallei, Thomas, Shield. Josephs, Ayers, Payne, D. Smith. I956-57 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Coached by Mr. Robert Goodman, the CLS. AlV's completed a splendid season. The Seacolts won seventeen games: Norfolk Academy showed them their only loss. Herbert lVolf played admirably in the center spot before his promotion to the varsity. Pete Kirkpatrick was nearly always a high scorer as he pumped them in from his forward position. Billy Lamm and Tom Holland alternated at center, while Wortie Ferrell and John Toole held the guard positions. john Stock was a consistent scorer and a several time high scorer. Other members of the squad who played well this season were Peter Josephs, Al Krieser, Quinto Vallei, Dan Smith, Billy Thomas, and John Ayers. 72 K tvlvl 91329 1 Fr: -'i f... Wren-.- If U-A W. ,till 2... .Vi 4 rw' 8' of ROW OVE Terry M endel Tracey Wendel Res nolds Niitchell, Banks, Overstreet, Dilley, Ennis, Patterson DeLashmutt S Kennedy Nloore ROI! TWO: M. Kennedy, Babylon, N. Williams, Abbitt Daniels Thompson McPherson laft Anderson, Dearsley, Adams, Ashhury, Lake. I956-57 SOCCER Under the supervision of Mr. Parker, Christ- church organized the first soccer team in its his- tory. This season it played only one game which was with St. Alban's. But this was a great step toward a plan to organize sports in which every student will participate. Mr. Parker was a very able coach, having been captain of the team at Mfesleyan. VVe sincere- ly hope that he will again give his time and effort next year to the advancement of this interesting and enjoyable sport newly introduced at Christ- church. 'Vit 5 si, iff.. 5 , . ffl 'Rpm M- A-2 q A .eevqn , lfkvy -3' sr A , 1d'viff'5f'iT ?C i 4 M. . W qt ' - .v K ' W, , +2 a.,-ff. ' N q-nt f'-a , ,' . llr,,,.,.g, ROW ONE: XV. Ferrell. T. XVilli:nns, Allen. XV. XVilliznns, Bryant, Byers, XVinborne, XVhitley, B Beverley. ROW TIVO: Manager Wolfrcy, Shield, XVriglit, Redtnon, Dilley, Daniels, Dearsley Anderson, Owings, Mcfklillun. Rllll' 'l'IIRI'fIC: l,allicrty, Hall, Kirkpatrick. Holland, Glenn, Adkins Patterson, Myers, Cloacli Goodman. RUN' FOVR: Manager Morton. Rhoads, R. Young, Abbitt D. Snlith. ARSITY TRACK- I 957 XVith only two returning lettermen, the l957 Seahorse track team must look to a crop of new boys for a successful season. Ably led by Coach Robert Goodman, the squad is iinproving rapidly in form and speed. Tom McMillan, Conrad Byers, :ind Bunny Bryant have shown promise in the distance: Tony lVilliams, Tom XVinborne, and Terry Gustafson lead the list of sprinters, while Vernon Norris, Frank Daniels, Freddie Adkins, XVinslow YVil- liams, and A. C. lVhitley have shown ability in the field events. Although the squad will be fairly inexperienced, Coach Goodman is very optimistic about the te:un's chances for a successful season. 75 'MW F i 7 1 1 ,,,,,fr,5A wr., or 1' ' Q 4.4 rwaafw f ,mg g.. xr Ama., f A , Q if'-n ' ' f' 'raw ,.. . W - A 1, .W , ny az' , ' 5 8 iff 'if -wg I- ' - ' ,, . W, Q, M , .rf-ff' L, 'W . A r -- fw - X .-wav' M .,.-:vm-fi A. C. Whitley Conrad Byers - -. xy... , . 419' 3 . .x -My . , s rf, ,Aga xg., -'EQ-wr., B , , M its lk . ...a - K .av fn WSW W My . 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Pope, lVallace. ll'ills, Ferguson, Field. ARSITY GULF I957 The CS golf team is entering its third season of play with three new members, Johnny lVills, Bob Pope, and jim Alexander. Returning mem- bers are Sam lVallace, Charles Ferguson, Charles Field, john Stock, and Dan Smith. Coach Grover C. jones has planned several matches for the com- ing season. Approximately three times a week the team travels to nearby YVest Point course for prac- tice. lVallace and Ferguson are expected to play the top spots. Sam Tees Off, VVhile Field and Pope Yl'atch ROW ONE: Ferguson, Field, ll, Ferrell, Norris. Morton. ,lhhitr ROW TIVO: Forster, Stock, G. Smith, lVhitley, Byers, Bowser. RON' 'l'IlRIf1i: lfox, Harlan, l'ayne, Wallace, Alexander, B. Pope, Newton, Ilrumheller. ROIl'1 Ul'R: W. Ferrell, Charles, Thompson, New. ROII' Fll'1i.' Taft, Mc- Pherson, T. lVilliatns. R0ll'S1X:'ll. llexetly, Daniels. MO OGRAM CLUB I956-57 OFFICERS President ...... ........ . . Norris Vice-President .... . . . Yllallace Secretary-Trwtszner . . . . . XV. Ferrell The Monogram Club is made up of students who have earned a letter in inter- scholastic competition and have passed a rigid initiation administered by the old members. The Club has been given a room in the basement of the Headmaster's home which will be the center of its activities. It plans to equip the room with comfortable furniture, Ping-pong, and, possibly, a pool table. It anticipates fur- nishing the room through money raised by sponsoring movies and informal dances with St. Margaret's. The Monogram Club is an asset in school life and a necessity to athletic organizations. 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