Episcopal High School - Whispers Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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JON BARRETT This wide eyed and gentle-looking waif has a deceptive frailty of appearance that appeals to many girls, maternal instincts and has even caused opposing tackles to ease up for fear of breaking him in two. By the time they discover his true mettle, it is frequently too late, because J.B. knows what he is doing, and is hard to stop. To chronicle his literary, ath- letic, and social successes one needs more inspiration than the whispers of some daemon, but his friends will remember him better for his inherent geniality, his wit that can be barbed or gentle to suit the occasion, and his red-and-black wool shirt. TAYLOR BURKE Appearances do deceive, Taylor not only isn't dead, he flourishes as the friendly undertaker of Weird Village. He sepulchral exterior ill conceals a lively wit that delights in verbal battle, a powerful intellect that makes confetti of College Boards, and a generous spirit that will go to any lengths to help a friend or sustain a righteous cause. Whether it is attacking or assisting, Taylor is better fitted to be the giver than the receiver of the action. GEORGE BUTLER as respected for his strength of purpose. 22 Knowledge is the keynote of Georgels life, he craves it, seeks it, and finds it. Never indulging in frivolities or time-wasting, George has an unquenchable desire to im prove himself. Through his serious and conscientious hard work, employing fully a keen analytical mind, he has managed to accomplish every self-set goal, such as having the largest vocabulary in school. Earnest and mature cheerful and gregarious, George manages to be moral without being stuffy, and is liked for his humor as well

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ROBERT GOODWYN RHETT, III Darien, Connecticut Third Year-Pithonian, Sports Editor Whispers, Sports Editor Chronicle, Daemon, Treasurer B.L.S., Varsity Football, Wres- tling, Varsity Lacrosse ROBERT HOPPER RINEHART Charlottesville, Virginia Third Year-E-Club, F.L.S., Football, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball JOHN SIMS ROGERS Jackson, Mississippi b Third Year-Pithonian, Cross-Country, Wrestling, Track RANDOLPH PARKER ROMAINE Jacksonville, Florida r Fourth Year-E-Club, Business Manager Whisper-S, M2-Raging Editor Chronicle, Daemon, Dramatics, Choir, Glee Club, Chapel Committee, Infirmary, B.L.S., A.A. Shop, Manager Varsity Track, Manager Varsity Baseball IERE ZOLLICOFFER ROYALL Durham, North Carolina Third Year-Monitor, Treasurer Missiona.ry Society, Waiter, F.L.S., Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track ROBERT CLAGETT SANDERS Montclair, New Jersey Third Year-Honor Committee, Monitor, President Missionary Society, Treasurer E-Club, Managing Editor Whispers, News Editor Chronicle, Daemon, Executive Board Drarnatics, Vice- President Choir, Chapel Committee, F.L.S., Varsity Football, Co-Altemate Captain Varsity Track WILLIAM BRUCE SANDERS - White Stone, Virginia Third Year-Glee Club, Chapel Committee, B.L.S., Football, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball HENRY LOUIS SCHMULLING, IR. Hickory, North Carolina Third Year-Choir, Glee Club, Infirmary Waiter, B.L.S., Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track BRUCE WYNNE SHARPE Williamston, North Carolina Third Year-F.L.S., Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis MARK EDWARD SKOGGARD Covington, Vir 'nia Fourth Year-Monitor, President Ailetic Advisory Board, E- Club, Waiter, B.L.S., Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse ARCHIBALD EUBANK SUTTON, JR. Tappahannock, Virginia Second Year-Honor Committee, Monitor, E-Club, President Pithonian, Chapel Committee, Waiter, President F.L.S., Var- sity Football, Varsity Track MARK VARNER Roanoke, Virginia Fourth Year-E-Club, B.L.S., Varsity Football, Varsity Wres- tling, Varsity Lacrosse GEORGE MORGAN WILLIAMS, IR. Cotton, California Second Year-Pithonian, Soccer, Baseball REGINALD DARLINGTON WILSON, JR. Chester, South Carolina Fifth Year-Monitor, Athletic Advisory Board, E-Club, Daemon, Executive Board Dramatics, Chapel Committee, Assistant Head Waiter, Vice-President B.L.S., Co-Alternate Captain Varsity Football, Track, Co-Captain Varsity Baseball EDWARD DAVID WRIGHT St. Louis, Missouri Fourth Year-Chapel Committee, Varsity Soccer, Varsity La- crosse

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DABNEY CARR Ole Dabney can best be explained as a potpourri of sev- eral different tastes and styles. A lighthearted intellectual and psychedelic soul-man, Dabney worries only about such matters as the condition of his dinner jacket. Sporting a wild sense of humor, he can hold others enthralled with his exciting and somewhat ridiculous jokes and stories. Behind his comic facade, however, lies a knowledgeable patron of the arts and high society, and a real Cavalier in the old tradition. ARMFIELD CANNON Quietly hiding plans for a new adventure, a new joke, or even a new girl friend, 4'Pit,' has been known to endure for as long as one hour before letting loose with his high, cackling laugh. Respected by all who know him, Armfield some- times contrasts his humor with devout serious- ness, but to hush his unpredictable whims would be to discontinue the Great Shake song, to throw no more rocks at St. Agnes, chaste windows, and never again to slip through a dark alley near High'sf In conjunction with his quiet, spirited manner, Armfield's potential parallels a loaded . . . well, that's his name, isn't it? LYLES CARR Lyles is a hyperthyroid hypochondriac, an irrepress- ible bundle of nervous energy who has made the common plea, But, sirlll into a notorious trademark. Either on top of the world, or sure that it is coming to a horrible end, he is predictable only not to be dull. Whether crow- ing from a High List perch, or taking refuge from a pop quiz in the Infirmary, whipping a State champion or get- ting beat up by a rat sparring partner, sticking or getting stuck, he will do things in his own way, leading his fas- cinated audience to shout in admiration or derision-but mostly in amazement-c'Oh. Lyles! 23