Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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SCOTT HARRISON RODIMON La Jolla, California Fifth Year-F,L,S,, Wrestling, Varsity Track MICHAEL WELDON SCHENCK Greensboro, North Carolina Third Year-Monitor, Hop Committee, Literary Editor Whispers, Waiter, Treasurer F.L,S., Varsity Football, Wres' tling, Varsity Lacrosse GEORGE RICHARD SHELL Lexington, Virginia Fourth Year-Honor Committee, Senior Monitor, E-Club, Hop Committee, Editor-in-Chief Chronicle, Pithonian, Glee Club, F.L.S., Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis WILLIAM MASSIE SMITH, JR. Charlottesville, Virginia Fifth Year-Honor Committee, Head Monitor, Athletic Advisory Board, E-Club, Hop Committee, Head Waiter, Co-Captain Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Captain Varsity Lacrosse HENRY WIENGES STALLWORTH Charleston, South Carolina Third Year-E-Club, Whispers, Waiter, F.L.S., Football, Varsity Wrestling, Tennis HARRY BARNWELL SULLIVAN Clinton, South Carolina Fourth Year-E-Club, B.L.S., Football, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball HOLLIS CROSBY TAGGART New Orleans, Louisiana Fourth Year-E-Club, Whispers, B.L.S., Football, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Tennis ROY BANKS TORBERT Hurtsboro, Alabama Fourth Year-Proof Editor Chronicle, Pithonian, Secre- tary B,L.S., Football, Track, Tennis SIMON WORKMAN VINCENT Durham, North Carolina Third Year- Whispers, Daemon, Pithonian, Secretary F.L.S., Varsity Soccer, Track CHRISTOPHER ROWLAND WEBSTER, JR. Raleigh, North Carolina Third Year-Pithonian, Waiter, F.L.S., Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball MARTIN BALDWIN WHITAKER Birmingham, Alabama Third Year-E-Club, Editor-in-Chief Whispers, Daemon, Pithonian, Chapel Committee, VicelPresident F.L.S., Man ager Varsity Football JAMES WALDO WOODRUFF, III Columbus, Georgia Fourth Year-Typing Editor Whispers, Chronicle, Daemon, BLS., Varsity Soccer, Track Fir STEPHEN PAUL GRAHAM ANDREW Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England Exchange Student, English-Speaking Union st Year-E-Club, Dramatics, Chapel Committee, B.L.S Varsity Soccer

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WILLIAM VERDERY KERR Fayetteville, North Carolina Second Year-E-Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball CLIFTON TAYLOR KING Anniston, Alabama Fourth Year-Assistant Editor Daemon, Vice-President B,L.S., Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse HENRY SCOTT LAIRD Wilmington, Delaware Third Year-Copy Editor Whispers, Circulation Editor Chronicle, Dramatics, F.L.S., Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Baseball CHARLES COBB LAWRENCE Lexington Kentucky Fourth Year-E-Club, Sports Editor Whispers and -Chronicle, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity ennis RICHARD RHETT MARCH Salisbury, Connecticut Fourth Year-Whispers, Chronicle, Choir, Glee Club, B.L.S., Soccer, Track GEORGE MASON, Ill Colonial Beach, Virginia Third Year-Choir, Glee Club, F,L,S., Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track ROBERT PHILLIP MICHAELS, III Bethel, North Carolina Third Year-Monitor, E-Club, Whispers, Cheerleader, Football, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball PERCY MONTAGUE, IV Keswick, Virginia Fourth Year-E-Club, Chapel Committee, BLS., Varsity Football, Varsity Soccer, Co-Alternate Captain Varsity Lacrosse deROSSET MYERS, JR. Charleston, South Carolina Fourth Year-Honor Committee, Monitor, Secretary Ath- letic Advisory Board, Secretary E-Club, Hop Committee, Features Editor Whispers, Vice President Missionary So- ciety, Waiter, Varsity Football, Captain Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track EDWARD CLAY O'REAR, Ill Versailles, Kentucky Fourth Year-Football, Track, Lacrosse CHARLES CARROLL PHILLIPS Southern Pines, North Carolina Second Year-Dramatics, Choir, Football, Track GARY TUSTEN POPE Newberry, South Carolina Fourth Year-Whispers, Waiter, F.L.S., Varsity Track PHILIP TERRILL PORTERFIELD, Ill Charles Town, West Virginia Fourth Year-Football, Varsity Track JAMES NEAL RASSMAN Midland, Texas Fourth Year-E-Club, Waiter, F.L.S., Coach Cake Foot ball, Varsity Track WILLIAM BEE RAVENEL, IV Alexandria, Virginia Fourth Year-Monitor, Athletic Advisory Board, E-Club Whispers, Chronicle, Editor-in-Chief Daemon, Cheer- leader, Waiter, President F.L.S., Co-Alternate Captain J.V Football, Co-Captain Varsity Track

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READ BRANCH HUGH ANTRIM Huey's wound-up enthusiasm keeps him on the go all the time, preaching Southern tradition, and ref- using to relinquish his idealism. His own Green Machine had more success than some of the teams he avidly supports. But Hugh is unphased, and after an annoyed smirk and a temper-filled Doggonit! he pops back up in his usual cheerful style. The Moni- tor has undertaken his duties seriously, but without losing his optimism. With his camera around his neck, our buoyant Twig ascends from the darkroom depths, greets the day- light with a scowl, and heads off to photograph the church service. Hard work and determination are the constants with which he attacks his objectives, but his moods are less predictable. One moment he smiles bewitchingly, barks a laugh, and displays unequalled enthusiasm, the next he uses his cruel wit on some innocent bystander, and is stubbornly unmoving. In any case, his spirit is irrepressible. JIM BECKWlTH That certainly is attractive, says our Transylvanian trivia tracker, disposing of another timid pretension with coldly ironic finality. Wearing his distinguished heritage like a well- tailored hairshirt, Jim sifts through the affluent E.H.S. society on the constant alert for the vulgar and the fraudu- lent, exposing them with a skillful pen and an eloquent tongue. A commentator who prefers to observe the passing scene from within, he delights in taking serious matters lightly and light matters seriously. Jim will condescend to observe such sweaty animal activities as our athletes partici- pate in, but for himself he prefers mental gymnastics-such as figuring out the rules of the status games people play, or perhaps how to keep a five-o'clock shadow off Daylight Saving Time.