Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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11903-llN DEDlCATlON-1949 Eli? ' We, the boys of 1948-9, have the honor and pleasure of dedicating this, the forty-seventh volume of WHISPERS to E ROBERT LLEWELLYN WHITTLE, B.A., M.A. a graduate of the School in the Class of 1906 and since 1910 a member of the faculty. Mr. Wliittle, known affectionately to many generations of boys as The Herr, has been teaching German and Latin here for nearly forty years and in all that time has yet to make an enemy among the boys or among his colleagues. He is known to all for his scholarship, his genial nature and kindly wit, and especially for the open-hearted hospitality dispensed to all at Wliittle House. 1.2,

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31899-llN RECOCGNllTllON-l94i9 In recognition of his iifty years of continued and devoted service to the School we pay our tribute of affection and esteem to JOHN MON CURE DANIEL a graduate with honors in 1902, having had the rare distinction of serving as Head Monitor in his third year. After graduation, Mr. Daniel continued here, at first, as secretary to Dr. Blackford and, later, as Head of the History Department. I-Ie has recently assumed the duties of Secretary-Treasurer of the School. Mr. Daniel has unremittingly and selilessly given his entire manhood to the service of the Episcopal High School. qi