Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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4 l 1 sg ood tu the last penny Dorf! loolr non' slipped in and out of Pendleton. rowing never to betray their sacred stage. Brihe money was con- sidered for those memliers of the student lvody who had seen the play on television: hut since they too enjoyed the mysterious air. this was deemed un- necessary. Somewhere in the process the play was also cast. St. Agnes' again came to the rescue with Dolly Newman. Ann Heckner and Marge Richey. E.ll.S. came up with Allan Mead. Marvin Cox. the perennial Reid White. Rolwert McClure. Darrell leryey. ,lay Wzllker. and Sandy Wise. Politically. the successes of the year went to the three who most consistently met with dramatic sue- cess4Allan Mead. president: Reid White. vice pres- ident: and Marvin Cox. secretary-treasurer. Behind the glitter of Penrlletonls productions. there were of course many unrecognized hands at Gerling tl lfliml Jute llill I Il'l'lilt' flint? work. Chief among these were ,lolm Wlashington and Peter Page. lnoth veteran stage managers. ln addition to lieing responsilwle for such divers things as the hair whitener and sundry makeshift drawing- linow ledge of operating the mysterious lighting ap- paratus of the hall. But the higgest lmouquet goes to the lwiggest and most successful ham of the whole organization. ll. C. ll. This phenomenon. who has in his time taught tackling and French pronunciation. turned the scliool's aspiring actors into competent amateurs. .-Xssisted principally lwy a dramatic instinct and a dynamic energy. Mr. llutledge showed the lloly llill that just ahout any part of our stage-like world can lie made into a stage. 9 7 The Ur Iellwu .XHUll't'll. 1lfL'Il.l flier .' us., W. ff .

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For the l:i.H.S. Clee Club this was a verv eventful year. It was the year of Mr. Williams' great purge. of the sensational Damned Ol' Tiger. and of a losing struggle with Bee-thoven's Choral FIIIIHISI-fl. ln retrospect. it was also a year of success both musi- cal and social. Most of the musical triumphs came from the old standbys like Kentucky Babeii and the perennial h'Gaudeamus. The season began with the Christ- mas concert. a successful appeal to the age-old Yule- tide spirit. ln accordance with tradition. the mem- bers turned into carolers on the night before the Christmas vacation. The next event was the second annual concert with St. Agnes' which was held in February. Spring saw the first concert with Fox- croft and also the traditional St. Catherineis expedi- tion. The social successes were of course of a varied nature: but they may be said to have reached their peak when the Clee Club held its annual siege of the Confederate capital. The results of E.ll.S,'s campaign would have astounded Grant: St. Cath- erineis. the principal objective in the city. fell in one Saturday night. - Although the senior class left its usual gaps in the ranks of the Clee Club, great things are expected of next years choral group. llrhluref Spemer: ,l. R. Bryan: .4yres: Putnev Hu ev :son wr ,lenev forum Ceer Lupton Hester uullxlllllglltll T. lf. Fergirsorzg Brirlgersg Prlrlfer oe H trhms U rm' B S demon If ll 1 tl Rear Brut Bolwl: Page: Slezcurt - B. Pfzfrirlr: Cole: nl. C. llunton Rifle R lx lx nnu frzelnf I I' lrzrter lllmfl Hurlgznv H11rre.sx: ,lvllreu Sims: I. 'l.. llurlllfer: Rinelmrl Hill R H R 1 no 1 msn img IHS on lfrllfrx me