Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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acuffg RICHARD PARDEE WILLIAMS PRINCIPAL EMERITUS Teaches Latin and Greek: Official Archivist B.A.. MA. University of Virginia E.H.5. 1901-1904- Iuinefl Faculty-1908 JOHN MONCURE DANIEL SCHOOL Tiu-:AsURi:R Teaches American History and Government EHS. 1899-1902 Joined Faculty-1902 ROBERT LLEWELLYN WHITTLE 402 S. Sycamore Street. Petersburg. Virginia German, Latin: Librarian BA. University of Virginia. ill..4. Harvard. Columbia Joined Fz1culty4I9l0 CHARLES VAWTER TOMPKINS Chemistry, Mathematics: He-ati Coach Track University of Virginia joined FaCultygl9l9 PATRICK HENRY CALLAWAY Spanish. Mathematics: Demerit Supervisor BA. University of Virginia joined Facu1tyw19l6 ROBERT EDWARD LATHAM Physics, General Science Athletic Director, Advisor Hop Committee A.H. Randolph Macon Joined Faculty-1924 WILLIAM BEE RAVENEL. Ill English, Coach IV. Football, Hn-ati fioavli Varsity Baseball. Advisor E-Club BA. Davitlson College, .ll..4. Duke University joined Fafully-1936 so-L 7 ,pus

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fornplfins: Qllonmgne: l nn uminlrle: liurress: Gunn: Scurbo ongh: l. .l1. Renal: lfilson: Slt'll'Ilfl H. S. ,-fnzlerx Moore: l.'orsonAR1'rhe-tg .llnrrayg Spencer: Boyd: Weston: I.. R. F. Halter: Ayres: .llorrisg l,nzcson: l'u1ney: Hodges: R. F. Baker: J. U. jones: W. C. Fergusorzg Hudgfns: Hutchins: Hererley: R. K. Iv. ,lunexg Wa Woodard--,l. G. Sirnrnomls: Gill: Bryan: .l'lclfair1: J. L. Wiullrerg Pender: llvarrzer ll. H. llllllllllvlll H. E . S R ..- 5 Q x A i-2. 'S .4. lf: on: fl. l. Huntl- lerxz Hill se: Rand: D. B. Holland: Ainslie: Tvler: C. F. Carter: .iIurIsorz: l.anlrlord: Bruce: Sherrill B. Putrirkg 0. S. llnrix: Wulberng Zaebstg Duerg Sibleiv. 1 Undoubtedly. one of the most important organiza- tions here at the high school is the E-Club. The lf-Club. made up of those boys who have lettered in a major varsity sport during their stay here. stands for the finest qualities which a boy can possess. The E-Club promotes the best in fine sportsmanship and. through the use of electoral awards. encourages the younger boys here at school to work harder in sports than they might otherwise. This year the E-Club elected John Jay Corson as its president. Frederick B. Hand as vice president. Speed Hill as secretary. and Samuel Sibley as treas- urer. These boys. with fme assistance from Mr. llavenel. the faculty advisor. have helped the E-Club to carry' out an even more active program than was followed last year. After approving a new. revised constitution. the E-Club started the year's program off by maintaining a soft drink stand at all of the home football games. The E-Club also took charge of having programs printed and sold at all home games. Following the course initiated last year. the lj-Club gave a number of movies and used the re- ceipts from these entertainments and from the soft drink stand to secure athletic equipment. the price of which would not otherwise be within the schools budget. The equipment which was obtained last Hand, Hill, Jlr. Rlli't'IIt'l, Silzlcy. f,'lll'SlHI WJ. Cla year was an automatic baseball throwing device: but this year the lf-Club not only got the baseball pitch- ing machine again. but also bought an amplifier- horn for use at all outdoor events. Although there will always be room for growth. the lf-Club was very successful this year in pro- moting its ideals of good work and good sports- manship. 107 sw' .. . . ..--..a3' A y . .Q-4 --at rf x 25-5 UA vI Wi. 4 ,