Christchurch School - Tides Yearbook (Christchurch, VA)

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There hasn't been a song published about an M.G., but Rick has sung one of his own now for two years. The cosmopolitan population of Gloucester gazes in wonder as the clash of red hair and red car gleans the town for something to do. As a two year veteran of Christchurch, Rick has excelled in his academic endeavors, thus accomplishing his primary goal. A reticent individaul by nature, he has only his diligent study and work habits to aid him in his choice of the most loquacious professions of all, law. As he ventures on his way to the University of Richmond, he leaves behind a trail of friends and activities. Bom and bred on the water, Rick has been a natural adherent to the rigors of waterfront, in addition to his J .V. basketball achievements. We have only to hope the horrors and perplexities of the big city will not bar his climb to success. Richard Bland Harper Gloucester, Virginia

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Edwin Taylor Harper Front Royal, Virginia 5 . -,Q ,lr in Although having attended Christchurch for only two years, Buddy has established a reputation of great personal integrity for himself. He has earned the admiration and respect of his fellow students through his many activities. He has played J-V Football, been elected Co-captain of the J-V Basket- ball Team, proved to be an excellent runner in Track and Soccer player. He also worked on the SEAHORSE staff and was elected a Monitor. In the society colunm, Buddy has proved an ardent admirer of the fairer sex. Buddy's interests lie either in chemistry or chemical engineering. Wherever he goes and what- ever he does, Buddy is certain to achieve his goals. We wish him luck in his future.

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Dean Stapleton Hawthome Richmond, Virginia Upon entering Christchurch in his junior year, Dean found quite a change from the hectic routines of Thomas Jefferson in Richmond. One of Lurch's first endeavors at C.S. was to join the local team- sters' union and jump at every opportunity to drive one of the busses to Richmond. During his senior year, Dean has served on the Monitor Corps and has been a member of the Varsity Club, having lettered in track. His hobbies include writing1etterstoKate and managing Willson Craigie's love affairs-the latter being a very challenging and tedious job. Among his plans for the immediate future Dean hopes to enter the University of Richmond, proctue a private pilot's license, and sell a Volkswagen to Mr. Yarbrough.