Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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l' gh Pm-honl. ln lllli Innl- hm- haf ln-4-1-iiiv inlzunous an one- cl our lop-flight wr:--lla-rs. 4.14-rirg lor lun -1-aisom. llis lllllgllflll' pe-rfomilily hw min lor him nianv lilm--long lI1l1IN l'ul .1 Illil 1 i 1 lu. ,lolin :N l'l'EllilIlxlllll1' If 1' lln- nnn-uni ol gray ham' lu- hu-: this nmv vonif- from .s l'l'illlllll.llf,l lvl' Xllllilllllllh or lroni his nom-lnrnnl Il1'i'llllllllllLlll0llS on Ninth Stn-vt. lhe- Nixnl Xuznle-um ln hw lulnrw- nlmlv nl- hope- ln- will prnfpu-r Ili:-rv. llulv. lflw- Llulm. Nllllsi-1-iles. N-1-re-lury l'.l..P-. lwrfl ll-rin. plw-:lil-limi that ln- would hx- u illlilllll. hul hw- hull ai gn-at niuny oth:-r tale-ills as lull lll joinul lhl lniilix Iilinx io 'six xlhilu hs lli-lin A ' hiking hi-l plum- in :le-vlunimigi nnll hy :hung lilllrlillllllllglll wi-ll in rn-ailing. Hr' was Ill- was the- niuin ,Moist l.!'I' lrolh lhl- Choir unll lhl- Ulm- liluh. ln amlmlition hc- is prolu-in-nl in the- xiolin ainl gurl-Na-swf u N4-l4xi4'm-alrlv klivxlll-mlgiv of the- piano. on the- mln-. XX 1Ih Inf miluriil low 1-l null lxllilflx lor mufir. it is In ln- 1-xpi-on-ll that -fhull go lair in lhail li:-lll. lliolr. XXllI5l'l-IHS. lln-Nnlniil lll'LllIILllll'4 llull. ltgypl. blew- liluh. Tre-asurs-r F.L.S. lllll'll le-rm. Illlllllllill' we-ni'1l. Xln ae om- ol the- In-NI uvlorx lhnl hun- 1-wr vonic- to lC.H.S. lol' lxso NlIt'l'l'-Nllt' xr-nw ln- hu- lu-vn 1-lm-vle-ml I,l'l'Nl4ll'lli ol' the- llramativs lllulm. aml ulliln- in lhix in---.lioli lie' llllN proxlllvl-ll. 'wh-ml. Llllll llilw-vlf-il. Xl ha- algo ln-un .uliw in l nlrl'ux l.iIw-rury Sm-il-ly unll has In-1-n 1-ll-4-if-.I llxililv-ufl1l'l'l'. Hn- has s11r'c+-s:4- lull In-lpwl orgainin- the- Nl'lllllll luinll. in ullivh hr- play liars. llnlil sielr-line-ll hy a 4l'lll'lll'1l lxnm- in Iln- HW. gnnu-. ll plain-al lll'l-l'llFlXl' Yzirfily footliall. .-ll has ltllltllllltll xhnl ln Ullgllll .il the H1--l N hool in .ll lhn- l lllXl'l'Sll5. IOHN Nl DXHQY NI F XIX ,llur mul his fnrorilf- puxlimf- . 5 5 u 1 11.1 l' , , A . r 310 Nl-xx llzinipsliirv .-lu-nm-. Norfolk. Virginia All nh uh 'him' TIIIRIP YE.-IR .l.Y. lfoolluill. Wre-slling. 'lim-nnis. lfliroliivle. Dramatic-s Cluh. liirfllunrl lfnunrlf I -Llnh. NX llISl'l-QRS. ll was llirm- lni1lQ'lilll f1'Lll'a algo lhzil lhm- l'unk liist 1-ross:-ll thi- lll1'4'4ll0lll of thc- E- l,, . , -5 -,ze-If nnl-I also rl-pl-I. sonn- hun- lonnel hlni liurll ln gl-I along llUlil'ill'l' NlAllSllAl.L Mlllill RI-1 118. lNnxzll 'lil' Station. lJ1llllKl'Ill Riu-r. Nlarylaml Slflflllll lff,-lk' 'l'1-nnia Squuwli. liliupe-l fil!IlIlllllll'l'. Choir. l.'l1rollir'le'. llralnatics lust 54-ur ii ne-is unml proniising pn-rfomigv nppe-nr:-ll on the- Hill. Hs- fulfill:-ll the- - . - - - pa .l-'z ' . vu- - . vniflu-cl huns:-lf lm' . i . . . ' . ' . :- so l'llllNl'Il lo ln- ii nn-inlu-1' ol lln- lioln-.I ol' Ihf- l.i1:-fury Division of thx- l..lIf0Ilfl'l?. ' llul all ol lhn--1- lh.ng- nn- not xi-ry nnpmrrliiail in l'1llIlllLll'lSUll with his IIIl1Sll'3l talent. lll- lllll'll1l5 lo go lo lmlu. XKlll'l'l' hm- Nillllw to tulu- ii ll..l. unll to lu-vp up his music -Xl.lAlN .IUHIN MIQAIJ SUT Xlpinl- Houll. llullinn-rr-. Nlarylanll I Il 1'll lla'-Ill Xnrxily Foolluill. Yin'-ily 'l'ral-k. Com-li llrm-1-nway l.:-uguv llasl-hall. ln ilu- lim- 3--nlw MXIN Nl:-ull huf ull:-iimlml lhe- High School he- has liuill up an 3 xxrzinglz-sl lln- wlionl inlo Illll'l'llLl'lllQ ii wt of lllllnllill lllSll'llllll'IllH annl has l ' - 5 A ' - '91 fl- . 1 ll will no lloulml vonlinun- Io :lo so 27

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:mason lzlrllfvs lrr'fir'l'r'.' uns Um' lfml .wilzflivs ll Thr' lfirrlix 1 HAROLD LELAND LAWSON. III H If 3227 White- Oak Road, Roanokt-. Virginia mm ' . , , . , , , . , I THIRD YEAR--Monitor, Varsity l'o0tball. Soccr-r. Varsity Base-hall, Dratnativs Kfluh, E-llluh, Egypt, l'rm-ss Club, Waitt-r. ln his thrt-4' yvars at E.ll.S., Lvlantl has math' an e'xt'1-llvnt lllllllt' for hilnsm-ll. llis athlvtif alrility is vspvcially to ln' notvrl. This yvar hs' is a tltwm'-lt-tt1-rtnan, having math- his lt-ttf-r in foothall. soccvr, antl hast-hall. The various hoys whom Roanolw has vontrihutz-tl to l1i.H.S. havm' mlone- much towartls this support ancl lltl0l'lllllt'lllu ol tht- svhool, anml l.1-lannl is not tht- lt-ast alnong the- Roanoke-rs. His rltara4'tu-r annl vapahilia tin-s haw tnaflo hiln 21tlllllI'1'tl arountl tln- svhool. as is s'vi1le'm'vsl hy tln- sunslry honors ln- has dl't'I'llt'll. His 1-asy-going aml vorslial llllillllol' lfuw math' hint inllut-ntial in lfgyptian 4'll'L'll'S, wvll-known as a waitefr. antl a lrit-ntl to ahnost 1-wryl1o4ly. lle- will go to vollvgv at t'lllN'I' V.l'.l. or al W. St l.. llulfl wr .' .l0llN S'lll'lVl'iNS MASON. ill. 4-2l6 Wivkfortl Hoaml, llaltilnorv, lVlarylan1l FUURTII YEAR f-,l.V. Foothall, llrn-onway l.1-aguo liasm-hall. Choir, filll'HIli1'lt', l'igy rl. l .l..S. l l our yvars ago ,lohn lVlason llllgIl'Llll'tl south lroln lllilllllllbll' to voint- to I'I.ll.S. ltiu-r sinrv, his attrihtttos haw math- him known to owryonv. l'1-rhaps among tln- most outstantling of his talvnts is an artistic' 01101 his vartoons art- univm-rsally Q-njoyt-ml. llis hrain-powt-r is suH'lm'ivnt to haw kt-pt hint fn-el from 1-ighth lor, in tht- tlays now past. se-wtltltl pe-riotl. Un Slllllllly mornings ht- :nay ln- fotttnl flown hy tht' svhool pontl ohsvrving tht- loval avian fauna, on Funelay on-nings in the- pr:-vinrts ol tln- Parish Housv, antl most ol tho re-st of tht- titnv in the- lilll'llll!4lI'y l.ah. Ns-Xt yl'1ll'.,ltlllll lvaws for ll, Va. ANGUS lVlllllll0Cll lVlt1BllYlJl'i. JR. 4410 Fore-st llills lloulm-vartl, Durham. North Carolina THIRD YEAR Captain J. V. Foothall, Varsity liaskm-thall. 'll-nnis, Chap:-l Coin- ntittw. Choir, E-Cluh, Egypt. l3.L.5. Angus Mtfllryflt- calm- to tht- Hill tltrvz- yvars ago frotn llurhaln, N. tl. antl is ahout tht- only pt-rson who has ln-on up ln-ro so long to haw- pn-sr-rx'n-tl his 1-quanimity of outlook. Ill- has ust-ml his tal:-nts to tln- lwnt-fit of the' svhool as captain ol' tln- .l.V. football tm-ani and as an outstantling f'llt'llllN'I' of tht- Varsity haslwthall squaml. lle- is also a nlvtnlwr of the Choir. Angus plans to stay ltvre- anothr-r yoar lwlorm- going to llaxitlsong so we- shall probably hm- st-4-ing mort- of hint, 26 .ll

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RALEIGH COLSTON MINOR Box 1027 University Station, Charlottesville, Virginia FOURTH YEAR-Monitor, Varsity Football, Wrestling. Greenway League llase- ball. llramaties Club, E-Club. Egypt, Waiter, F.L.S. Raleigh Minor, known like his father as 'gHippo, is a native of Charlottesville. As indicated under his name, he has distinguished himself in football, playing two years each with the J.V.'s and the Varsity. He received his letter in 1953. He has also received a B-Squad wrestling emblem. As a local representative of the Washing- ton Post, he has had the task of going about from dorm to dorm with palm out- stretebetl to reeeive money from generally impeeunious subseribers. Raleigh will go to ll. Va., where he plans to take a pre-med eourse. DAVID NICHOLLS MONTACUE 3625 Chesapeake Avenue, Hampton, Virginia THIRD YEAR-Y Varsity Football, Wrt-slling, Choir. llramaties, E-Club, Egypt, Ch-e Club, Wait1'r. lt is a eause for regret that Dave could not be on the Hill for four years or more, instead of his three short ones, but in that time he has earned the respect of all his sehoolmates, particularly for his really wit and wrestling ability. For the last two years the l67-lb. men on the opposing teams have llreatletl the EHS. matelles because of lVlonts' determination and prowess on the mat. 'llhis hard-working Hampton man has also played Varsity football and participated in the Choir and till-e Club. The whole sehool wishes Dave the best of luek at the lllliY1'I'SllV. NATHANIEL HOLMES lVlOlllSON, lll Vlfelbourne, Middleburg, Virginia Graduate with Advanced Standing FOURTH YEARdMonitor, ,l.V. Football. Soccer. Coach Greenway League Base- ball, Chronicle, Dramatics Club, E-Club, Egypt, Post Office Keeper, Press Club, Usher, WHISPI-QRS, President F.L.S. second term, Viee-President third term. When Nat first came to E.H.S. four years ago, he was as lonely and baffled as any other new boy away from home for the first time. Fortunately. since that time his own genuine friendliness and good-humor have made him one of the best-liked boys at school. ln addition to playing on the junior football teams, Nat has won his in soecer. He is a monitor and a church usher, and has participated in the program of Fairfax Literary Society, serving one term as President. With true Virginian spirit, Nat heads for U. Va. 28