St Stephens Episcopal School - Scroll Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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SE IUHS Graduation:-I'll nevah forget the day I got mah diploma. Well it Wasn't exactly a diploma. All the other boys got diplomats. W'hat I got read more like an eviction notice. You know how some people graduate, Summa Cum Laude? I graduated Sum'a come loude, but nun come louder. Ply' fr if 12'Xlr Y X . .L , ,f Rf! XV' 9 - fiom 4 ltzzsaifx I y ' X ix, - ck,,'5 f 'gf' f ji ' Q ff'f'Q,N fx a ,X Q fx tfiiil X f rj fllfix 'lwfx 1, N X X 7 , XX X I ll !X X f f X J X fx X, 1 DU X N.. tk 0 Z f X l 6 5vX,Q5 loop XM Q 0 l in l i 1 I . A I l 1 X l L Y- 2 Xx

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H. F 515, ,swfsxffflisifflifggff-uw.. f XUQLQ J X- 1 X U In class Dean at St. Stephen's, has an un- usual knack for understanding boys, coupled with a sincere desire to teach. Because of his talents, We feel that Mr. Wills not only filled the position but also gave it that undefinable extra touch of a fine adminstrator. All at St. Stephen,s wish to say A good job. Well done. In chapel MR. WILLS When the Rev. E. E. Tate left St. Stephen's for a better chance to work with men, our school was temporarily left Without a Head- master. The choice of the School Board for a man to fill the position was Mr. Willis H. Wills. Mr. Wills, who had previously been the English teacher and Academic

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Robert Diggegy Ja es Wool Michael Keels . . m Seyv Vzce-President . Svffffafy Prexzdcnt As we have learned, being late all our lives, time has a way of passing, with or without us, and in a few years our high school days will only be memories. From the very beginning of this year we knew that this class was different. Maybe it was the way the pipes were bent in the lounge or the way a proposed investigation never came to be. We remember the influx of foreign weeds into the lounge when the air was so thick you could cut it with a certain pipe. We also recall athletics and are proud to say that Seniors formed the backbone of our football and basketball teams. As for our privileges, we realize that no longer would we be able to trap Freshmen on the Senior Stairs or catch a fast weed in the lounge. However, as we look forward to bright futures we have to admit that we owe this school a debt we can never repay. 5 V i IO The Senior Class hard at work, I think