Christchurch School - Tides Yearbook (Christchurch, VA)

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John Cowles Dozier West Point, Virginia -wi ,E 'Q .nk -notary-. The Fall of 1960 produced a diminutive mirth- provoking urchin seeking refuge at Christchurch from the rigors of urban living in nearby West Point. During his first two years here, Jack added his numberous play boy characteristics to a famed clique of four. For his sixteenth birthday, Jack gained a foru- speed and quite a reputation with the automotive industry fand the fuzzl. Never scoring below ninty- fiveper cent with the women, Jack has continually kept the social torch burning rather fervently. His impeccable taste and amiability have won him a score of steadfast firends. Like several of his friends, Jack managed to stretch his tenure at Christchurch to five years fto satisfy the yearning of faculty membersl. Besides showing his ability on the soccer field and track, he joined the Choir and served as Vice-President his Senior year. In the same year Jack was also a Monitor. We wish him the best of luck as he enters the college world.

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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.

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After attending summer school at Christchurch two years ago, Joe decided to avail himself of the academic opportunities of winter school. He immediately won the respect of the faculty and students as can be seen by his list of offices. He has been President of the Honor Council, Student Council, and Senior Class, as well as Co-captain of the Football, Soccer, and Track teams. As one of the two Monitor Counselors, he was co-chairman of the Monitor Judiciary Board. No one can say Joe has not been busy these two years! Somewhere in that tight schedule, Lick has found time to raise a little fun. The first floor of the new dorm has been the battleground of a continual war between Joe, the Cobra, and Jamie, the Phantom, but although it is against all jungle sayings, the Phantom has always won. Next year Joe will be at V.M.I. with his present roommate. Don't be surprised if Joe graduates from there as a General. Joseph Beverley Farrar, Jr Blackstone, Virginia