Christchurch School - Tides Yearbook (Christchurch, VA)

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Robert Harrison Burgess Belize, British Honduras, C.A. i . For the past three years, Cowboy Bob has served aptly as otu' representative from both Char- lottesville and British Honduras. In his Sophomore year, he was the Co-Captain of the J-V Soccer Team and in his Junior and Senior years has been a part of the Colonel's Boys on the Varsity Soccer Team. He has demonstrated his other athletic abilities by being a part of the Tennis Club, the Cross-country Team, and the waterfront. Bob has been a member of the Choir for his three years and was the Vestryman during his Senior year. He has been a member of the Science Club for two years and served as the Vice-president his Senior year. In addition to these activities, he has been in the Varsity Club for two years, and has worked with both THE SEAHORSE and the TIDES. He has helped with the social events by serving on the Social Activities Committee. Bob, as a Headmaster's List student these last two years, hopes to go into foreign service after college.

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Bucky has honored Christchurch with his presence for two happy and prosperous years. Besides being an outstanding soccer player, he has been active in student activities, student government functions, the Honor Council, and Monitor Corps. Bucky has sung in the Choir and has written for the TIDES, but his real service is to the social activities committee. Buck has many meaningful hobbies, such as dragging his car, hunting, fishing, riding, swimming, and generally goofing off. Buck's favorite pastime is procrastination which he practices a lot. Buck has high hopes for the future and since his heart is in the South, he will probably spend the next few years in the southem climes. Bonnie Chance! Wiley Thomas Buchanan, III Washington, D.C.

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Doc Craigie, who has come to know Christ- church School almost as well as it knows itself, is one of two graduating after successfully completing the six year plan. Willson hopes to make Texas Christian University his next home. During his tenure here, Willson has managed to build a notable reputation both with the adminis- tration and the Richmond police. Ironically, this lead first tenor has played the tackle spot in Varsity Football for the past four years. He has served as President of the Choir for the last three years and has arranged numerous off-campus activities for that group. During the cold days, Willson has taken pleasure in roughin' it on the soccer field only to make the arrival of track season more auspicious. A prod by Mr. Taylor some four years ago put Willson on a 100 foot runway with a stick in his hands and a bar to get over. Each year since, he has managed to break his own record. Aside from girls, choir, and athletics, Willson has served as a Monitor for two years. His high Senior Class standing promises achievement in the future.