Christchurch School - Tides Yearbook (Christchurch, VA)

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ii Arthur McLaurine Lipscomb Lexington, Virginia - X lj S L On that fateful September day in 1963, Laurie left the V.M.I. campus with his guitar in one hand and his navy bag? in the other to head for C.S. Now thathhe is here, we don't know how we have gotten along without him. He has gained the reputa- tion of being the only monitor ever to check dorm while playing his guitar. His athletic prowess has been shown in all his sports. This past year he was co-captain of the football team and showed his outstanding ability as fullback. In both winter and spring track, Laurie has been fleet of foot. He says he gets all of his practice keeping ahead of his girl twhich ever one it is at the timel. Now that his time is up and he must look toward some college, his natural hope is V.M.I., where his father is dean of admissions

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Out of the hills of West-by-GodfVirg'inia in the fall of '61 came the mountaineer Limpin Lew . Before making his appearance onto the Christchurch campus. Lewis was strictly a public school student- and incidentally not much of one at that. However, the intellectual atmosphere at C.S. caught Lewis and he buckled down and got the job done. The hard work atmosphere caught Lewis not only in the classroom, but also on the Athletic field. In his contribution to the athletic program at C.S. he has kept up the family tradition. Lewis is a man somewhat to himself, but don't let that fool you. Instead, it is one of his greatest attributes. As a firm acceptor of responsibility, he has been president of his class and Monitor Counselor his senior year. With the ability to intermingle play and work, he has developed into a fine leader and citizen. Lewis and success leave the Christchurch campus hand in hand. Lewis Peyton Lawson Charleston, West Virginia png J,l-...Q-Llc-W wif ' srl. WI IZls'ws.u'-GLU

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A Four long years ago Stokes came to Christ- church from D.C. Jim decided that St. Andrew's did not challenge his ability enough. Stokes has graced the choir with his golden throat and given his social ability to the Social Activities Committee. It is obvious that St. Meg's and St. Cat's will be in serious trouble after Jim's long awaited graduation. Jim's academic life has been supplemented by his participation in various athletic activities. Among his accomplishments are varsity letters in tennis and basketball, besides his contributions to the cross-country and varsity track teams. He plans to attend college at Chapel Hill. After this Jim wants to go into the teaching profession or the military service. Christchurch will miss his dedicated school spirit and his all-round contributions next year. James McKinley Oakes Washington, D.C.