Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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75' The Holy Hill from South-East Table of Contents ACTIVITIES DIVISION Wlairperr Staff Chronicle Staff Advisory Board Choir Glee Club Blackford Literary Society Fairfax Literary Society Wilmer Literary Society Missionary Society Grins and Grimaces E Club Hop Committee Waiters Rifle Team Dedication to Mr. Whittle Recognition-Mr. Daniel In Memoriam-Mr. Shackleford Foreword Thi: Page WHO'S WHO DIVISION Faculty Honor Cominitee, Monitors Candidates for Graduation Student Body ADVERTISING DIVISION -6- ATHLETICS DIVISION Varsity Football Junior Squads Football Varsity Basketball junior Squads Basketball Stewart Athletic Club Soccer Squash Varsity Baseball junior Varsity Baseball Varsity Track junior Track Tennis Afterword

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V Ho's HO N WE LOOK over the records of the year's achieve- ments-in preparation for publication of an annual-we become retrospective, thinking of the year's events differently now. And so do We think of our school lives differently. Our High School is an empire in itself, and We become so accus- tomed to the harmony of its integrated functions that we often lose sight of individual contribution. To realize what each means to each, We have to have time for reflection. Possibly a lifetime is necessary for a real understanding of the inHuence each of us wields, for this influence is as deep and surrounding as the atmo- sphere. We are unconsciously influenced by everything with which We come in contact. Well directed life here at the High School, with able leaders in all phases, is the great privilege we enjoy and accept casually because it is so Well directed. Living and Working together with- out violating each other's rights, sometimes making inconspicuous sacrihces for the general welfare of the School, sharing in each other's joysg suffering commonly the bad blowsg sympathetic with allg applauding achievement-the average E. H. S. boy becomes a man. And so We feel that the first section of Whispers should be devoted to the boys as individuals-later We shall give them in clubs and teams-who, as individuals, mean so much to one another in our empire, our E. H. S. -G. D. c., Jr. 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 Q : o 1 O OCllICOIOIOCIIOCIOC.OOIICIIOIIIIOIIOIOIIQII