Christchurch School - Tides Yearbook (Christchurch, VA)

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Jim, who goes by the name of Root , declares his residency in the illustrious seaport of Hampton. After one year at Christchurch, Root still holds his amiable personality, his subtle mannerisms, and his position as one of the foremost philosophers of the P.X. smoking area. Jim will be remembered as one of the most outstanding punting guards that Christchurch has had in its history of football. During Jim's stay at Christchurch, he has probably gone home more than any other student. Home to Root means indulgence in the evils of society and enjoying a respite from the rigors of school life. Jim says that upon graduation he intends to go to college and major in fun and play. We know you are only kidding, or are you? James Baker Richardson Hampton, Virginia

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Richard Michael Whittington Alexandria, Virginia Dick came to Christchurch indirectly from Alex- andria. During his two years here, Dick has partici- pated in J.V. and varsity soccer, and was a cartoonist for the school paper. He has been consistently on the Headmastefs List. Richard, whose leaness has gained him the nick- name of Whip , derives pleasure from such terres- trial pastimes as sleeping, taking vacations, avoiding work, drawing, and shooting the bull after lights. Richard's wish, conceming a future vocation is uncertain. We wish him the best of luck when he finds that occupation which suits him best.

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