Christchurch School - Tides Yearbook (Christchurch, VA)

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L, Nefarious Ned arrived on the Christchurch campus sometime during the first football game of 1963 and, having no way to leave after the game, stayed on. Ned adapted readily to our unique system and decided to come back for his Senior year. He has actively participated in Football and Track, and, as Co-Captain of the Basketball team, was instrumental in leading the Seahorses. The name of Foster has often appeared on the Headmaster's List and this year Ned also enjoyed the responsi- bilities and privileges of Monitorship. Ned plans to attend the University of North Carolina next year where he will surely keep up his fine record. Ned's contributions to the school will not soon be forgotten. Edmund Palmer Foster Charlottesville, Virginia fy Q l '5V'f Rh l X- -,L 4

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William Evans Sherlock Flory, Jr. Woodbridge, Virginia W On the afternoon of September 18, 1962, Will, a typical Virginia gentleman, staged a premeditated attack on the Sophomore Class. This was the beginning of his prep school life. And now, after three long and productive years, he will depart in search of higher learning. He will, however, leave behind him a wide-spread record of achievement at this school. Apart from being a member of the Varsity Soccer team, Will has been an integral part of the bass section of the school Choir and was appointed a Monitor in the Summer Session of his Junior year. Most of Will's endeavors are devoted to the studies of automotive engineering and electronics. Will has utilized much of his widespread, practical, and theoretical knowledge in his Chemistry and Physics courses. Will's habit of being fresh, free, and friendly have made him many friends who wish him well in the next four years.

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