Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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CANDIDATES JOHN KERMODE GILL, JR. Hobby Horse Farm Hollins, Virginia Fourth Year Monitor, B-Squad Football, Rillery, Soccer, Centennial Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Chronicle, Whirperr, Missionary Society, E Club, Cheer Leader, F. L. S. When the School List for the next session is made up, the absence of Jack's name will be felt greatly by all. Jack is possessed of more determination than probably anyone else in school. Not a person of natural bril- liance, Jack has really worked for his diploma. He is excellent proof of the fruits of hard work and ap- plication. Jack's an excellent soccer player and a B-Squad football star, but his sport is definitely baseball. A crack pitcher for two years, he showed no little talent with that horsehide. His speed and his marvelous control made him greatly respected by all of his opponents. Red is heading down Charlottesville way come fall. With his personality and way with the women, he won't need much luck, so all we can say is, We'll miss you! WILLIAM OGIER HANAHAN, JR. 8 Meeting Street Charleston, South Carolina Fourth Year Monitor, Varsity Track, Missionary Society, E Club, Choir, Waiter, Treasurer B. L .S. Aitch will always be remembered at Episcopal for his Charlestonisms. Even though one can't understand him when he gets excited, he is one of the most popular boys in the School. Bill works hard at anything he does, and so his gradua- tion is no surprise to us. By this hard work he has kept up an out-of-eighth average. He was too small for Varsity football, but in previous years he has been an active member of the junior teams. Bill's forte, however, is track. He was one of the most consistent point-gainers and our fastest sprint man. He is undecided as to what college he will attend, but we shall follow his career with interest as soon as we know of it. Meanwhile, he will travel with our best Wishes. . ,A . . -7 , if s '. :- ' , ffl' r, . 'ir' f ,f W' 1 ,?x4:,',-33014, f' . is '- is - 31 G? oqwmmdi f fzfun v t.

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GRADUATION JOHN VAUGHAN GARLAND 814 Graydon Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Fourth Year Varsity Basketball, Alternate Captain Varsity Baseball, Choir, E Club, Cheer Leader, School Room Keeper, Waiter johnny has accomplished much in his four years here at the High School. Not only has he been a leader in athletics, but also in every other phase of school life. ln sports his record speaks for itself. He has been a two-year letter man in both basketball and baseball. In basketball his overhand hook shot has made him one of our most-feared players. His fine throwing arm and consistent hitting earned him the honor of being chosen as alternate captain of baseball. John showed his interest in the School by a generous use of all his talents not only in athletics, but also in the Choir and social activities. - Although not a brain , Johnny showed us that by hard Work and conscientious labor one can hold up some pretty good grades. With all these characteristics much is to be expected of him at the University of Virginia next year. CHURCHILL JONES GIBSON, JR. 1208 West Franklin Street Richmond, Virginia Fourth Year Monitor, Varsity Foctball, Stewart A. C., Soccer, Track, Missionary Society, Choir, E Club, School Room Keeper, F. L, S. The chetubic countenance smiling, looking so solemn here, is that of Blue Boy Gibson. During his eventful stay here, he has gained many friends and won the ad- miration and respect of everyone with whom he has been acquainted. This year, bursting into the limelight from semi-seclusion on junior teams, he proved to be a pigskin sensation. Fierce tackling, vicious and effi- cient blocking, and receiving passes with great finesse made him one of the squad's most useful men. A mean man with his fists, Blue is a good college boxing prospect. He is a good student, he has worked hard and long, and he certainly deserves the old parchment! Holding positions as monitor, treasurer of Fairfax Society, and member E Club have been additional honors. He's University of Virginia bound with our best wishes. It ' 'N fyu 'milf' Krause' K

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20 GRADUATION ALLAN ROBERTSON HANCKEL 601 Stockley Gardens Norfolk, Virginia Fifth Year B-Squad Football, Centennial Basketball, Varsity Track, Choir, Cheer Leader Al Hanckel has made a unique name for himself and will long be remembered as an example of what can be done by one who really puts his back to the task. His kind is really rare, as it is rate indeed that one boy can be pointed to as representing what he represents. march, a tired receive He started five years ago and it's been a long but Al has finally made it. This june will see but mildly happy Al ascending the platform to his parchment. of the a high jumper and a sprinter helped to make our track season highly successful. While too light for much football, he is one fastest men on our track team. His ability as In the classroom he has always done above average work, and will doubtless take graduation more or less in his stride. ROBERT PERCY HINTON Uniontown, Alabama Second Year Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, E Club For being on the Hill only two years, Bumpkin has made quite a name for himself. Last year, due to his good nature and all round popu- larity, he was voted the Schools coveted Sportsmanship Trophy. In athletics Splinter has really been outstanding. Last year, however, his football season was cut short and his basketball and baseball seasons were hindered by a broken leg. Nevertheless, he made a football letter and was an excellent hitter in baseball. This year he again played football and made his letterg and great things were performed by him in baseball. His scholastic record is good, his name appearing on the high list many times. Bob has made many friends here at the High Schoolg and we are sure he will really go places at Cairo University lor wherever he really intends to go next fallj. + 5 .' i k' ' 1- 'x:u'a. fd? ,.. fs yy 4 3 1255 5 , 4: 5 ' fame! nlfuuvll. xl 155.