Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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IQLI7 WHISPERS Q CRADUA TEX BREWSTER BUPFINGTON KING In B.B. we have an example of what one might term the quiet, diligent, and resourceful type of person. For in Brewster all of these characteris- tics seem to be paramount. There is proof enough of this in his work about the classroom and chemistry lab. He is never one to preach his own qualities. The grades that he receives speak for themselves. As we see BB. depart it is with a sad heart. for in him we have known a steady worker, a dependable personage, and above all else a good schoolmate. Fourth Year 5555 Forbes St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Tennis. Stewart A. C., Glee Club, Choir, F.L.S. EDWARD ARCHER LEAKE Here in Edward Archer Leake is what many would term nonsense personified, and those that did so would not be far wrong at that. There never seems to be a day too mournful or an occasion too sad to rate one of Ed's witticisms. On the other hand, there seem not enough boys in this school to satisfy his power to win friends. As Ed turns to Virginia next year we know that there and ad innnitum he will be. to quote one of his own, Good for grins. All that we can add is that we know that he also will be good for friends. Third Year 2023 Stuart Ave., Richmond, Va. B-Squad Football Team, Centennial Basketball, Tennis, Waiter, Head Paper Boy, Egypt, Stewart A. C., Missionary Society, Cheer Leader. l23l

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l947 WHISPERS Q CRADUA TEX CYRUS CONRAD JOHNSTON, JR. I-Irere's another person who's capable of pulling down some exceedingly high grades. That's ex- actly what he's done for the last three years, too. A splendid scholastic record is his, of which he's undoubtedly proud. In various enterprises. Con is always doing his best. In fact. it is our opinion that people such as he make all the extracurricular activities click and are the spirit of the school. Connie is a good boy and we hate to see him exposed to all those co-eds at Duke. Third Year 208 S. Acadamy St.. Mooresville, N. C. Monitor, B-Team Football Squad, Tennis. Winter Track, Missionary Society, B.L.S. HARRY GLENN KAMINER, III Harry's family seems to have been connected with the school before he came here, but we don't see how any of them could have been more success- ful than he has been. We haven't time to go over all his accomplishments, but here are the high lights: A Senior Monitor for two consecutive years, a football letterman for two consecutive years. ditto in baseball. President of President of the A. A. last year. all. B.L.S. last year. That's far from His record speaks for itself and he's a good boy besides. Fifth Year Gadsen, S. C. Senior Monitor, Varsity Football Team, Winter Track, Varsity Baseball Team, Missionary Society, E-Club, Rifle Team, Schoolroom Keeper, Hop Committee. l27l

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IQ47 WHISDERS Q GRADUA TEX HARVEY LEE LINDSAY Pictured above is the beaming visage of the greatest lover ever to set foot upon the warm sands of Virginia Beach. Not only has Harvey been a straight man for his roommate, Ed Leake, for three years, but he's also done the following: served as a monitor this year, kept us smiling with his jokes, made a varsity football letter, and maintained a fairly good scholastic average, , Don't do anything we wouIdn't do at Va., Harv. Third Year 201 East Plume St., Norfolk, Va. Monitor, Varsity Football Team, Centennial Basketball, Varsity Baseball Squad. Waiter, E- Club. Egypt. WILLIAM RICE LUMMIS He's a long. stringy hombre from deep in the heart of Texas. Now in sports, evidently Bill likes tennis a lot, because he's very good at it and this year we rather expect to see him awarded an E in it. But sports aren't all with him. His grades have always been up there: he is on the high list a good percentage of the time. Rice will be the recipient of Bill Lummis next year, and we think he'll have fun and do well. Fourth Year 3921 Yoakum Blvd., Houston, Texas Monitor, Centennial Basketball. Varsity Tennis Team. Schoolroom Keeper, Librarian F,L.S. second half, Missionary Society. l29l