Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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ROBERT LEWIS HIIDCINS 237 Ninth Street, Wvest Palm Beach. Florida FUURTH YEAR4Varsity Football, Soccer. Varsity Track. Choir, Chronicle, Dra- maties Club. E-Club, Egypt, Glee Club, Press Club, Waiter, WHISPERS. llob acquired the name of Ritter Rob at the end of his third year here at school. but that is not a fair nickname. for Bob is one of the easiest boys on the Hill to get along with. An active member of the Choir and Clee Club. he ltas added much to tltese two organizations. Perhaps Bob has made his best reputation on the athletic held. He was a member and letterman on the Varsity football team. a letterman on the Varsity soccer team, and a member of the Varsity track team. llob's winning personality has made him friends here at E.H.F-. and it will continue to do so in the years to come. I I AROLD EI IST ACE IGOE 47 Gibbs Street, Charleston. South Carolina FUURTH YEAR-,l.V. Football, .I.V. Basketball, Tennis. Egypt. I our years ago a little black-haired boy from Charleston might have been seen wandering in bewilderinent around the campus of E,H.S. Like most Charlestonians he spoke a different dialect and had different ideas about attire from most of us. lfroin this beginning he has come to be one of the funniest and best-liked boys in st-bool. Skipper's endless capacity for enjoying himself has made an impression on everyone who has known him. and the lack of it will be decidedly felt after his departure from the High School. Nevertheless. Skip should not be considered to live a life of all play and no work. His name has frequently been seen on the High List, and he is a very conscientious athlete, although never making the Varsity teams. He has contributed to the .lunior Varsity football and basketball teams. He is also a noted member of Egypt. Skip heads for ll.N.C. next fall. where he is certain to gain friends and smiles as be has done here. WILLIAM ARMISTEAD IEFFREYS 4404 Wrist Crace Street. Richmond, 21, Virginia THIRD YEARs-Varsity Football, Wrestling. Varsity Baseball. Chapel Committee Choir. lfhroniele, Dramatics Club. E-Club. Egypt, Cleev Club, F.L.S. This year marks the end of Bill Jeffreys' three-year stay at E.H.S. His cheerful personality on all occasions, whether in the classroom or on the athletie field, is one of his more notable characteristics. Probably his greatest asset is his outstanding sense of lunnor. His gift for making appropriate jokes will not easily be forgotten. Last fall llilI's vivaeious spirit and constant fight proved to be a very valuable asset to the Varsity football team and earned him the coveted NE. This year llill was also a member of both the Varsity wrestling and varsity baseball teams. Although definitely not a bookworm. Bill has always managed to maintain a respectable scholastic average. and to graduate in only three years here. The University of Virginia is to be Bill's abode for the next four years. during which time Charlottesville will gain a gentleman. a lover. and a scholar. 24

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Cl'l0liCl'l BERNARD HAMILTON lT-to Wt-stowr Ava-num-. Pvterrslmrg. Virginia l 0lf'RTll Yffffk .l.Y. lfootball. ,l.V. llaslu-tball, Varsity llasf-ball. Choir, ffhrnltirlf, llramatit-s Club, ligypt. Clow Club, Wnlsrtins. ln his fottr yr-ars at tht- High School llt-ruo has gain:-ml tlu- fric-mlsliip antl athnira- tion of tht- stuslm-nt botly antl of thc- faculty. A stvady work:-r in ther vlassrootn. livrno has 1-onsistvntly stayvml out of vightlt pvrioml and has brokvn into High-l.ist cirvle-s on st'vt't'1tl om'1'asions. lit-rno has also ltr-vit active- on tlu- utltlvtif- fit-lil. be-ing a starting llLlffilIlN'li on tht- .l.V. football ft'Hltl. a nn-tube-r of tht- ,l.V. baslwtball tvatn. anrl a pilvllvt' on the' Varsity basoball tvatn. To rouncl out thx- picture-, llvrno is a tttvtttlwr of both tht- Clmir antl tht- tilt-0 Club. Wlu-tltcr llc-rno govs nn to ll. Va. or voinvs bark to lC.ll.S. for anotlu-r yt-ar. lu- will always bv highly l't'g2iI'tlt'tl by those' who haw ntaela- his l11'l1lliilllfillll't'. CICORGIC PATTERSON Hl'iS'l'l'iR 21105 Monunn-nt AVQ'Illll', Hivlunontl. Virginia TIIIRII lffnflf Varsity ltlootball, Choir. lh'an1atit's Club. Egypt. Ch-c Club. l'rt-ss Club. 'l'lu- linitt-tl State-s Nlarinv Corps' gift to HHS. is Pat llvstvr. ln tluw-v yours on tln' llill. Pat has shown his capacity for participation in avtivitivs. both athlt-tit' antl il1'Llilt'lllll'. llt- wont out for Varsity football. but an unfortunatm- knot- injury ke-pt flint front svt-ing nittvli avtivt' sr'rvit'4'. Pe-rhaps lu' will vhivfly ln- l't'Illt'lllll1'I'4'fl as tlu- Iltttvlllgl spirit of tln- lavrossr' tvatn. l'at has also tlisplayvtl his lllhlflllllll' f2llt'llfS to tlu- In-ltvlit of Mr. filiilIlfIt'l'.S tlratnalivs group. l'at's rt-liablv st-vontl bass has lu-lpt-tl tnaintain tlu- pre-stige' of both tht- Choir antl tlu- Clvr' Club for tlw last thrvm- yr-ars. llt- It-an-s for Virginia. a wtf-ran of Spe'm'vr's fifth English antl Rantlfs fourth Math. JOHN CILI, HOLLAND. JR. 201 Vllootllanrl Av:-nun-, Lyntrltliurg, Virginia Cramluats- with Amlvattvml Stantling l 0lfR'I'll YEAR Monitor. Varsity Football. Wrvstling. 'l't-nnis. llramativs Club. ltl-Club. lfgypt, Pri-ss Club. Waitvr, Wtttsvritts. llslu-r, Pre-sitle-tit first It-rut. and Vim'-l'rvsi4l4-tit svvontl tvrtn l'.l,.S. l.yn4'ltburg may wvll ba- proutl of he-r son Gill Hollantl. Uni' of tlu- ntost popular boys in svltool. Gill has ntarlo an vnviablc- rm-vortl :luring his four yvars at l'i.H.5. As we-ll as winning le-ttvrs in Varsity football anal wrt-stling, ln- has tnatlv his name' a pe-riuane-nt fixture' on tlu- High List. llt- has be-vu active- in publications work anml has lu-on a It-ailing ine-:nbc-r of Fairfax Lite-rary Sovivty. st-rving ont' term as l'rt-sitlt-nt. llt- will also ln- I't'lllt'llll7t'N 1l for his laugh and for his smiling vollt-vtion of tl1'liIllIll4'llf nt-wspapvr subscriptions. He' lvav:-s nf-xt fall for W. 8 L. anal ln' will bt- misse-cl gr:-ally. 23 Tltf' H4-ffl IIIOIISI' mul his Comlivs C1'11t'l'1ll Slll'llIll'Il-. r1'lu.rl's llnlluml gms IIIUII-V from it nt gr ' .ir ls

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EDWARD DARRELL JERVEY Route 7. Paris Mt., Greenville. South Carolina FOURTH i'E,4R-V-fMonitor. Soceer, Tennis, Band. lflieerlemler. Choir. Chronirle, llramaties Club, Egypt. Clee Club. Hop Committee. Press Club. WVIHSPPIRS, Seeretary Il.I,.S. second term. Darrell has been at the school for four years. in which time he has shown himself proficient in activities both athletic and scholastic. Kept out of football last fall by at back injury. he capably assisted in coaching the Cake Team. He has been an outstanding member of the Blackford Literary Society. serving as Secretary for one term. His musical talents have Combined to make him an outstanding member of the Choir and the Glee Club. as well as giving hint the initiative to form The 'l'lu'ee Riffs. We are sure that Darrell's capabilities will doubtless be appreciated at Virginia. JOHN lVlARSilALL JONES. JR. 'l'urner's Rock. Savannah. Georgia THIRD l'lL'AR -Monitor. Varsity Football. Varsity Track. Choir. Ifhronicle, Dra- matics Club. if-Club. Glee Club, Seltoolrootn Keeper. Waite-r. VVHISPI-IRS. ,lack has acquired one distinction in his stay on the Hill that stands out above all others. He is a third-year monitor. 'llhis in itself shows evidence of his character. but .lunior's achievements do not stop here. He is a letterman on the Varsity foot- ball team. and an outstanding member of the winter and spring track teams. He has served in the Choir and Ulee Club and has been a fine addition to the first tenor section. .lack has been at school only three years but when he leaves this spring. l'f.H.S. will lose a wonderful personality. We are sure that .lack will continue his accomplishments at North Carolina next year. ICUCENIC NUMA LANE 735 llimghoul Road, Chapel Hill. North Carolina SECOND YEAR-fsAsst. Manager Varsity Football. Manager Wrestling. Asst. Man- ager Varsity Track, Chronicle, Associate Editor WHlSl'blliS. President B.L.S. three terms. Eng Lane is best known on the Hill. perhaps for his 98 averages. Any boy almost, with a problem in any of his subjects whatever. always consults Albert and usually receives a ready explanation. Eugene is also aetive in extra-curricular affairs. He is the only person wlto can make a Blackford meeting resemble anything in particular. l'or his work as wrestling manager he was awarded a Varsity letter after two years instead of the usual three. In addition he filled the oliice of Associate Editor of WlIlSI'I4IItS during his senior year. Eng is going to enter Princeton next fall, and his abilities will probably carry him far in his scholastic career. 25 llnrreff I'l'l7Il.llI..W'4'S l4'.N IIIIIIHS il nul Ileur l olL'.v. I Ill'l'l'll,2'l'll U0