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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1964 volume:

iQ QOOL A IESU a Cab Katy S' ..... . ,.., .. 'L is Wlllllllllliglllllli fn QQ Q 3 U' 1.., Q S 2 P QS. as X 1944 Sf. Sf ph Alexandr Editor - Business M g A. Bruce D .1- al -11' 6 FOREWORD With memories of the past, we now look to the future. We know not what it holds, but we are confident that our Hain ing at St. Stephen's has equipped us to be gentlemen of whom our family, church, and country can be proud. .L .m sim :'.:, , r , 4 2 Contents DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN NHDDLESCHOOL ACTIVITIES ATTHETTCS ADVERTISING PAGE 4 PAGE 7 PAGE 19 PAGE 63 PAGE 85 PAGE 91 PAGE 103 PAGE 12 5 . -'fi-1,5 . if if-'X' 5 We To To To To To Dedication , the Class of 1964 do dedicate a person a person a person a person a person this book who has always been just and fair whose personality is an asset to this school without whom we would be thrown into chaos who makes each day a little less ordinary we have grown to know and to love. MRS. BEVERLY BIONDI 4- i m' -'x 'Q x.. T' v n .suv -Q . 'Since his fat.her's in the Navy, I'11 pass him. 6 ,w ,wa 5 , , A 1 1 FACULTY :f',':. B A ' Tl-IE REV. EMMETT I-I. HOY, JR. HEADMASTER Hampden-Sydney College Virginia Theological Seminary Sacred Studies fNinth Yearj Always ready with a helping hand. Leading the faculty 8 -L Q I , I L I J , 5 y -if MR. WILLIS I-I. WILLS MR. RICHARD P. BABYAK ACADEMIC DEAN PRINCIPAL OF MIDDLE SCHOOL University of Richmond University of Virginia English Mathemaiics fEig,hteenth Year, Athletic Coach QThirteenth Ye ary in-hnif, 5 5, LB You won't last a semester. Off key in Mrs. Garthoff's class again, eh? 9 MR. FREDERICK BERG MRS. PRESNELL K. BETTS Yale University Union College University of Colorado University of Minnesota Spanish English Sacred Studies QNineteenth Yearj QFirst Yearj 5 MR. HENRY B. BIDDLE MRS. ALEXANDER C. BIONDI American University Arlington Hall College University of Virginia Secretary Mathematics QFifth Yearj Athletic Coach fSixth Yearj 10 COL. K. T. BRUNSVOLD MRS. SARA E. BURNS U. S. A. Retd. Hood College American University Third Grade University of Iowa QNinth Yearj Chemistry Physics QFou.rth Yearj MISS MARGARET O. CLARK MR. PETER GARDINER Drake University Cambridge Columbia University English Art English History QNinth Yearj QFirst Yearj 11 xA, .. .., 'gg MRS. ARNOLD A. GARTHOFF THE REV. CHURCHILL GIBSON, JR. james Millikan University CI-IAPLAIN and Conservatory University of Virginia Music Virginia Theological Seminary Choir Sacred Studies fFifteenth Yearj English QSecond Yearl MR. EDWARD L. GOODWIN MRS. FRANCIS S. I-IARRELL Hampden-Sydney College Randolph-Macon Mathematics University of North Carolina Science Librarian Advisor, Honor Comicil fThird Yearj and Middle School Council QNinth Yearl 12 MRS. J. D. HOLMAN MR. IOI-IN A. IAVENS University of South Carolina Geneva College Fourth Grade Duquesne University QFirst Yearj English Qlfirst Year, CAPTAIN L. B. JAUDON MR. CHARLES JOSEPH U. S. N. Rctd. University of Virginia U.S. Naval Academy Biology Mathematics Geography Advisor, Student Council Athletic Coach Supervisor, Dcmcrit System fSecond Yearj QTcnLh Ycarj 13 MR. GEORGE KAGKLEY MRS. WALTER T. LIVINGSTON American University Dietician University of North Carolina QTwelfth Yearj Sixth Grade English Advisor, Drama Club Head of Bookstore CSecond Yearj MR. JAMES D. OSUNA DR. EUGENE E. PANTZER Westminister College Harvard University Ancient History French Sacred Studies Latin fFi1-st Yearj fFirst Yearj 14 EZ 1 X iv R y, B y X TsNlgg 1 ix 1... A K 15 YN MISS RUBYE C. REAVES MRS. GEORGE ROBINSON Mary Washington College Business Assistant Fifth Grade fFifth Year, fTI1irteenth Ye arj ADMIRAL BROOKE SCHUNLM MR. COURTNEY E. SHEWBRIDGE U. S. Naval Academy Syracuse University George Washington University Business Manager Geometry fFirst Yearj History fThird Yea-ry 15 ,fm MRS. EVERETT S. THOMAS MR. ALBERT L. THOMPSON Longwood College George Washington University Fourth Grade Director of Athletics fSixteenth Yearj Science Athlet1c Coach fTwelft.h Yearj MR. CLIFTON K. TITUS MRS. JANE MCK. URQUHART Hampden-Sydney College Cornell University Mathematics Latin Algebra Sacred Studies Advisor, Middle School English Council CSTXTIGGIIU1 Yearj Athletic Coach QThird Year, 16 MR. WILLIAM W. WANAMAKER, IR. MRS. RENE L. WENGER Princeton University Wilson Colle ge johns Hopkins University Executive Secretary American History fThirteenth Yearj Modern History Advanced Geography fThirteenth Yearj MR. RENE L. WENGER MR. GILMORE S. WHEELER The Sorbonnc George Washington University University of Dijon Mathematics University of Virginia Athletic Coach French flfirst Year, Advisor, Honor Council Advisor, The DEACON cThiPtCCDCl'1 Year, 17 COL. THOMAS BOYLE GALE 1895-1963 Col. Thomas Boyle Gale, Annapolis class of '17 and thirty years a Marine officer on active duty, came to St. Stephens in 1947. For sixteen years, he was a basic part of the structure of our school's life. I-Ie was the gentleman who, for years, stepped forward at Commencement to award the annual prize for his mathematics department. As Honor Council advisor, he set a standard of service to be striven for by his successors. He was a faculty mem- ber of the St. Stephen's chapter of the Cum Laude Society. He was an able and Lmderstanding teacher with a remarkable instinct for the mood of his classes. He was respected by everyone -- by his colleagues, the students at St. Stephen's and by his contemporaries at the Naval Academy, to whom he was everyone's favorite classmate. Col. Gale's death at the age of 68 last October 6 was a loss made no less acute by its inevitability. For us, it meant the loss of a gentleman, of an astute mentor and of an esteemed friend. Col. Gale's epitaph, one which follows his own favorite advice f Be concise! J, comes most justly from his service comrades: A finer man never walked. 18 aww. . , ' fc -ful' v '1 . - 1 l . 1' ' - pf . ,. , -. . JT . .1 41' 1 -.,, vu gl: 251' V, Zyl ' ' - w .21 V Y ,wf ' 'W ff. . 1- - ' 'r-N. .535 -3 v Lirzv' ,. 7 Q Q 'JL k fbi Q f ' 52:31 -' -a' Q x 1 U , Q, L. . ,, -ji ' K r T , 1' 1. -,.Q'Qt-Z V, ..s QE,--5' CRO KED 20 057' ' --'-I .- ' R' 4 ,..3-fw-qf' ' Ji, . - r ns J I, L ,jjl ,I 'm,:. ,R -,,,, 'if 'L VL ' Q . ' Ji i' l' Lg - ' -E h ' Q . L' 1., 1 ' 'rv ' H --xii, H .iff f 1, 1 4' fi M 'AE A gf r lnbfuyaf-f -I fini - '. fs U' W 1 M , 37451 1'-kmfkf f ff '7 YL 'X .1 'S , m,n', x If ' JI: 5' ,. - 1 ' . ' ,If 'ilw'-'LW ' N,-- W5 Jffvx, s I :WM 1 ' ' gf' Nw! . X' I W wg-I-1 mf.'g,.- Qf'.,:. ' Q, 1 ' .4 ,el 5 4594 . -135, Lk .V vw' ,l ,1- M. 1 I CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Tom Plank, Sec. -T1-eas3 Rick Palmer, Pres. 5 Robin Johnson, Vice Pres. We'11 C2111 it Breed's 100 Proof. What test are you taking? 21 Dsvrmif T f QTen1:h Yearj 1llZ Vxw ' if :SQ f 1. J f X J, X KENNETH JOSEPI-I BOUSQUET, IR Drama Club, '61, '62 Wrestling, '61, '62, '63, '64 Track, '63 SCROLL, '64 DEACON, '63 Kenny . . . Bous . . . always has a good story six dab man . . . Dianne . . . always has the answers for the Col. . . . responsible for good photography in SCROLL . . . runs the Senate during time summer . . . ask Mr. Wizard clothes horse . . . quiet man . . . hard takedown . . . wants to go to Union. Class of 1964 22 Smile and say cheese fFirst Yearj PETER ALLEN BREESE Varsity Football, '63 EMANON, '64 Drama Club, '64 DEACON, '64 Pete . . . Breese . . . the new boy . . . is he for real? . . . up at St. Mark's . . . only senior with a bachelor aparunent . . . tell Sleepy I can't make it . . . had a haircut once . . . w11o's Mrs. Wills? . . . wants to be a monitor . . . saves soles . . . part-time football player. . . it's Davey's . . . mummy's boy . . loves U. Va. but wants to go to Harvard. Class of 1964 K N , by 53 A Q 'Xxx .. Z! livin ' ..L1 .4,.. T Tv: 2-S4 Vxfhat, captain wane my hair cut? 23 fThird Yearj ROBERT BOSTWICK CARNEY Freshman Football, '62 Varsity Wrestling, '62, '63 Hop Committee, '63, '64 Rob . . . meet me unclerthe bridge, boys . . . Metropolitan A.A. U. high-diving champion . . . but, Baby, l'm a senior . . . double dates with Jensen . . . nights at Julies . . . life with the Admiral 111111-CCS him want 1.o abandon Ship . . . introduces the guys to the Holton Arms girls . . refined smoker . . . well liked by everyone. Class of 1964 'I ff? Xly ef, We f 1 fl i 1 EE!!! J xr-:xg ,,ss..' ks--Y -ff' JC' 4.4 'Gs 'J-g, x4!k.ZX X ,L -o ,A 14...-,xr -,gc..f:.',,N,,,L.,Ae:.- - N,,rs.. J'sff-- s- Feathers will fly over this. 24 PAUL FREDERICK CI-IAMBERLIN C fFifth Yearj I LQJXX ,,,,,, SHOMNG IH K 1 A Varsity Cross Country, '60, '61, '62, '63 Captain Cross Country, '61, '62, '63 Varsity Track, '62, '63, '64 Varsity Wrestling, '63, '64 Drama Club, '61, '62 I-lop Committee, '63, '64 SCROLL and DEACON Photographer, '63, '64 Booster Club, '64 tr Paul . . . fastest mouth in the East . . . wants his pipe between seasons . . . valuable member of cross country team . . . fleet-i voted Mercury . . . wants to carry torch for the Olympics . . . one of Mr. Whee1er's favorites . . . disliked advanced geography . . . what about my letter, Mr. Moore? . . . Lloyd's buddy . . . servant at Orkney . . . member of the bookstore mob. Class of 1964 QQ fl mn, ,-,Ex J f- -X WNW! of life. Wgx.. -f 3 25 in We're trained here to cope with the daily problems Q Third Ye arj Til CHRISTOPHER BYRON CROSMAN 5' J.V. Soccer, '61 Varsity Football, '62, '63 Q Varsity Soccer, '62, '63 'C Varsity Track, '62, '63, '64 SCROLL, '64 Booster Club, '63 ' EMANON, '64 Chris . . . aquiline nose . . . beachboy for Mt. Vernon heiress . . . hot sax . . . well liked by everyone. . . wrote his own senior profile . . . one of die mudmen . . . worked hard to make honor roll . . . Sleep's mosquito . . . friendly . . . blind date for prom . . . firm set of wheels . . . Garnett's best buddy . . . wants to go to William and Mary . . . themes hot off the press for the roadrtmner. Class of I 964 ,- When the mosquito's out for lunch. 26 JOHN HOBSON DAVENPORT, IR. Freshman Football, '61 Freshman Basketball, '61 J. V. Football, '62 J. V. Baseball, '61 Varsity Football. '63, '64 Varsity Baseball, '63, '64 SCROLL, '63, '64 DEACON, '64 Hop Committee, '63. '64 Booster Club, '63,'64 jay . . . perch, jay . . . bigger nose than I-liggin's . . . enjoyed Bird Man of Alcatraz . . . thinks he is a big lover . . . I have a cousin lost Eliot to a slippery snake . . . two point man . . . hopes of William and Mary. fFifth Year, Class of 1964 X Q A ' 9 7 logical: Eg 1 Ji! U' uu1i51l!1f,g,1lkl,, , f Ill' KM-f ww11u Hlfl Weullnffxrrfff Wl ,1' W ,A , ff- '- 1. ,- , -mm So that's a football. 27 on the San Francisco Gian13 . . . second string again?. . . Col.'s physics expert . . . good catcher in baseball and footba1l?? . . . blend me some money, fellas . . . golly, man, that test was easy . . . I forgotto do my theme . . . QSixth Yearj Ifomgnw I 12. 'r -, F? . I AB' :E K MunG1ll . 1- ffifdf ' f IW' VW RICHMOND A. DELLAS TATIOUS Freshman Football, '61 j.V. Football, '62 LV. Basketball, '63 J.V. Baseball, '61 Varsity Football, '63, '64 Varsity Wrestling, '60 Varsity Baseball, '62, '63, '64 SCROLL, '62 Hop Committee, '62 Booster Club, '62, '64 Richie . . . his mother loves him . . . speaks with forked tongue . . . but, Sonny, you have to be 16 to buy cigarettes . . . voted friendliest senior. . . steady scholastic improvement. . . manly beard . . . always seen with Belle Haven Crowd . . . spent the night in a clover field . . . listen, you asked for this . . . will be an asset to Charlottesville's students, fraternities. Class of 1964 lsr ll .J Almost six feet. 28 fFourth Yearj x, KING? JM 1-5 Q, - , cum, ' .X -5-1 055 ff? f N aw ff' 'ij 'f 1 -:X , -' J, X 1 Y, J . XXRJMIH f A A. BRUCE DUERS ON Freshman Football, '61 j,V. Football, '62 j.V. Wrestling, '62 Track, '61,'62 SCROLL, '63,'64 Business Manager SCROLL, '64 Hop Committee, '64 Booster Club, '64 Class of 1964 I hope she won't play games this weekend 29 JOHN MACKENZIE EDSALL j. V. Football, '62 j.V. Baseball, '61 Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, ' Honor Council, '6 SCROLL, '63,'64 EMANON, '64 Hop Committee, ' qrifrh Year, Class of 1964 Freshman Basketball, '61 j.V. Basketball, '62 '6s,'64 e2,'63,'64 3,'64 President, Honor Council, '64 64 Booster Club, '63,'64 Jack . . . Honor Council? . . . attends two week parties . . . two years with same girl! . . Suzy . . . inexpensive wardrobe . . . races drunk donkeys. . . bring the tap back . . . collcglate . . . wants to go to Princeton . . . friend of Frank. . . 3A.M. closet brawls. . . give m back my ring . . . owes everything to Robert' . quiet man . . . nice car. 1 N f W ' UI W f' VC ' F ff f MW Cf 'i r f - ' ' iq WW f' K Ifrzawf f f l my ' Al.. ll IV 30 A Come out of there, Frank PAUL M. EVANS QSixth Year, 1' ,qi 251 A L 5 N me 'Mp 'iw 1 fn' fi, f, . ,f I fx: ,I '11 1, If x . I . Q lm.: SCROLL, '63 Drama Club, '61, '62 French Award, '63 Hop Committee, '64 Paul . . . simple Pevans . . . fat daddy . . . Brooks Brothers' representative . . . can't stand still. . . intriguing wallet . . . anything for attention . . . only senior with a permanent wave . . . pet peever old ironsides . . . grossest award . . . will smoke anything . . . wha1:'s that middle name? . . . I don't wear my best clothes to school . . . pictoral extracurricular member . . . off to Brown with slide rule and plenty of aptitude. Class of I 964 i I I ,,,....--nz: in-l 1 2' ..::ai H .Z - '...f1..L.... Log tan 112 fifth. 31 'uni I Inu... llnllwwmif- c + 9. 62085 - 10 2 Blueboy in the -. RICHARD ADAMS FLYN T fFifth Yearp Freshman Football, '61 J. V. Football , '62 j.V. Basketball, '63 j.V. Baseball, '61, '62 Varsity Football, '63, '64 Varsity Baseball, '63, '64 Booster Club, '63, '64 SCROLL, '63, '64 Dick . . . didn't helpaverage of football line . . . looks like a pencil .' . . what happened behind the , lake at Orkney? . . . frustrated monitor . . . only senior to quit physics . . . private cheering section at football games . . . Mr. Hands on football team . . . our own bubble machine . . . Latin IV with Clark Kent . . . always has flat tires on dates . . . the snake. Class of 1964 14 if X tr 'F fb 'I D -fi IK' 5 I if, I 'N 7 ' f:?9 ir 'ut jf KW ' 4 - 1? I 2 w' . ,au V F .I p ,EL 'f:f,,,,,Z54.yJ,, M ' 1'f'W U'qm H l yM'6l'll 7Uf77P'5 And to think, Iwas a 135 pound weakling' 32 fSecond Yearj CHARLES STRACI-IAN FRERET Varsity Football, '63 Varsity Basketball, '64 Varsity Baseball, '63, '6 4 DEACON, Sports Editor, 63, '64 SCROLL, '64 Hop Committee, '64 Booster Club, '64 Charlie . . . up at Lawrenceville . sonovagun . . . tell me about it, Mr. Gibson . she ll be 14 in two monU1s . . . must be love weasle . . . never turn your back on a Freret great at touch football . . . retiring hero Creole . . . seen at Middle School Hops gets the facts from Mrs. R .... idolizes Big Brother . , . after I wash my hair, Ijust can't do a y thing with it - . . first choice is Duke sports editor with praise for Charlie. Class of I 964 A lil , M4 ' X 'V r ' f' Here's my name' 33 -vi., 1 LM-- fThird Yearj STEPHEN DAVID GARNETT LV. Football, '61 LV. Basketball, '62 Varsity Football, '62, '63 Varsity Track, '62, '63, '64 SCROLL, '63, '64 Hop Committee, '63, '64 Booster Club, '63, '64 Steve . . . Granddaddy of the Senior Class . . . Really, lucy, Idid break my leg . . . grossest in Senior Class . . . likes German Cream Pie . . . searching for the perfect woman. . . the ultimate weapon. . . history award . . . keeps W r his eyes on the road . . . patron of Robert's . . . Let's change the subject . . . I don't have to ' 4' practiceg Ijust come to the games . . . I-Ii, guys . , . reserved faculty parking place . . . Picasso . . . new rule . . , going to U. Va. Class of I 964 iff ef! zzxfsifr 9 E V Q 5 A eo E! ,' in All Sl V.-ililyabr, S Ella See the turkey up in that tree? 34 LEWIE VINCENT GILPIN, IR. Freshman Football, '60 Freshman Basketball, '61 j.V. Football, '61 j.V. Basketball, '62 Varsity Football, '62, '63 Varsity Basketball, '63, '64 Varsity Baseball, '62, '63, '64 SCROLL, '62, '63, '64 I-Iop Committee, '62, '63, '64 Booster Club, '62, '63, '64 Tri-Chairman, Booster Club, '64 Rusty . . . Gilly . . . Oh no! Sleepy's in a bad mood today . . . Gee guys, they're awfully big . . . There's Lewie, Sr., on the sidelines . . . related to GAZETTE photographer . . . excels in all sports ...' leaves parties early, gets home late -- hmmm? . . . Who wants to go to Princeton, anyway? . . . You're crazy, Bob . . . Did I have a good time? . . , Who wears Weejuns? . . . Rusty's party was a Gaila affair . . . muscle man in Topaz's. fSixth Yearj Class of 1964 :assi xxxx 7 3 f was ff f :sais A ? I 7s X J S ' 6 X i-1 F , . V-,dj-:tm ,zz -:lr a-:P ... ve I Star athlete 35 Q Fourth Yearj EDWARD MCGLACI-ILIN HATCH LV. Wrestling, '61 j.V. Baseball, '61, '62 Varsity Cross-Country, '61, '62 Varsity Wrestling, '62, '63 Varsity Golf, '63, '64 Monitor, SCROLL, '64 '63, '64 Hop Committee, '62, '63, '64 Booster Club, '63, '64 Ted . . . early decision to Brr-own. . . Bim's boy... typed for the SCROLL . , . his car never starts . . . looks like a teddy bear , . . star senior patio football player . . . pipe man . . . friend of jack's . . . hits all the parties , . frustrated Wrestler . . . jay and Ted, men of distinction . . . attentive listener to Bryan Greene . . . master mind behind the bookstore . . . sells all the books banned in Boston . . . familiar profile along the parkway . . . hard worker and good high school record. Class of I 964 i Qffww X kv' W xpdmxxxxxx W NXxxxxr x ouuuue pf' 11- ear' H R xl N rnmml 3-I JM, .A.'.. H3,w'l 'ka' NX Q bf K, 6' V ' 1 '- 36 Yes, this is where we make his chapstic E 'I ,' J J fFifth Ye arj GEORGE EDWARD HESSELBACHER, III LV. Football, '60 j.V. Wrestling, '61 LV. Track, '61 Varsity Football, '61, '62, '63 Varsity Wrestling, '62, '63, '64 Varsity Track, '62, '63 Hop Committee, '61, '62, '63, '64 Booster Club, '62, '63, '64 George Hess . . . his fate is Ceiled . . . lives in his car . . . was in agony at football camp Mr. boss man. . . all I.A.C. center . . . voted friendliest by his class . . . nonconformist to senior class ideals . . . 6th period at McDonalds . . . What did Santa bring you? . . . over 100 straight meetings with Jacobs' daughter . . asset to Pembroke. Class of 1 964 IW K 'X 1 If 4- C 5 i X gf X W 5 ll' GENSQR D X U ,f 'f-tm, fp my 'lug W' N I .,.i: . ,x,,...,x 5 l Mother Superior, here I come CHARLES W. HOLLIDAY LV. Soccer, '61,'62 Varsity Soccer, '63 Charley . . . draws battleships during class . , , Chuck, the Sea Scout . . . originator of phoney mahoney . . . Fred Astaire . . . real swinger . . thinks h' ' t ' b . is car is grea . . . active mem er of school life , . . wants to be a marine biologist . . . tries to be a friend to all , . . Sir, Holliday did it . . . headed for Marietta. N , fSixth Yearj Class of 1964 1 51 P M' i ily 'flf:'9 CK -avr. 'WV , sf X I ,W ,Z Count to three and wish real hard . . . 38 QSixth Yearj Wav Xu fx CHARLES EDWARD HOLLIS Freshman Basketball, '61 j.V. Basketball, '62 Varsity Cross-Country, '59, '60, '61, '62, '63 Varsity Basketball, '63 Varsity Track, '63, '64 Hop Committee, '64 Booster Club, '64 Charlie . . . almost Granddaddy of Senior Class proud of his Volks . . . Julie's regular . . . whatever happened to Cuddles? . . . the mailman . . . has governmental connections . . . his little brother teaches him the ways of the world . . . broad jumper -- missed school record by only a couple inches . . . underrated f h St. Mary's track man. . . :mother one o t e clan . . . wants to go to Washington College. Class of I 964 at l f '5 '-4 ' Y 11,f ug ' AQ! I . Q , 2 ,?+ Look coach, I'm driving this bus 39 QThird Yearj DAVID JAY JACOBS ON Varsity Basketball, '63, '64 Varsity Track, '63, '64 Jake . , . What do you mean you don't have size 14's . . . tallest boy in school. . . Sir, I i think everyone can get their Physics homework done . . . Please, jake, I'd rather do it my- self . . . But, boys, Mahoney isn't Yiddish for Merry Christmas . . . conscientious worker . . . flat on his feet . . . loves Wilson girls . . . in line for Sacred Studies Award . . , That's me, six foot five . . . I-Iow's your Algebra, Jake? . . , David, son of Jacob . . . hopes to go to Brr-own. Class of 1964 .D a..-'af ZE?s42.,wfa, - Monkey see, Monkey do I 1 Of - ll C: 3 Qigggv' . .QI f h l - LL 'f 1 0 MI, 'IV' FTM J. 'Y 'I , ' LLOYD CLARK JOHNSON Booster Club, '63, '64 QFourth Ye arj ,. Thi y saw?-3 ' x0 all X Drama Club, '63, '64 Hop Committee, '63, '64 j.V. Baseball, '63 Freshman Basketball Wrestling Manager, '62, '63 Lloyd . . . cooler King . . , best buddy -- John Huggins . . . tall tails . . . hit and run . . . flower on antenna, oooga horn, and baby Moons show dubious ancestry of car . . . strange brands of cigarettes . . . arguments with W.W.W. . , . Woodson girls . . . paddles dope at the bookstore . . . proxy booster club president . . . off to Westminster. Class of 1964 ' Q See officer, it's empty -- 4-1 -gg S'-'f- f 'f-fs ROBERT WINTHROP JOHNSON, II fTenth Yearj LV. Football, '60 Freshman Basketball, '61 j.V. Basketball, '62 j.V. Baseball, '61 Varsity Baseball, '62, '63, '64 Class Vice-Pres., '62, '63, '64 Hop Committee, '64 Booster Club, '64 I-Ionor Council, '64 Monitor, '64 Review Board, Chairman, '64 Robin , . . killer . . . dresses well. . . Wilson boys flipped when he hit sweet lip . . . in Ala- bama . . , never misses Honor Roll or parties I , . . . Stop that crimson tide . . . Vice-President of class for three years in a row . . . two dates? a weekend . . . have blanket will travel . . . A rating from Yale . . . idol of Ft. Hunt girls . . . University of Alabama extension in Cambridge, Mass. Class of l 964 ff' l : 1,., 1 ng Q' iq If ..f'x f'-- V ewxor , l ly Q 1? I Atnfmux J ' , fix E I ' Qiayg-yy.-9 ' ag A ' vig. 2 g 5' ly 47 ' '. .lj f ll Q fig- fl I 2 ' 1' Q ii f 2 r, 'j J: ill 'ir ,. 1 -' ,. - nf,r,. ' i l.,g-91.1. Q' ' 5 - -'IW'-i . ' . 2 - ' These Honor Council sessions tire me out. 42 . -T' Nrd' Q 6- 1 ef fSixth Yearj THOMAS KNOX KREU TZER LV. Football, '61 j.V. Baseball, '62 Varsity Football, '62, '63 Monitor, '64 SCROLL, '64 Booster Club, '62, '63, '64 Tri-Chairman, Booster Club, '64 Tommy . . . I-Iasn't washed his hair since football camp . . . I-Iow does this darn thing work . . . julie . . . takes kidding well . . . studied a lot over Thanlsgiving . . . wittiest in Senior Class . . . Everybody likes me . . . honorable mention all Senior Patio Touch League Center . . , This is one league I can score in . . . crab foot . . . you can trust your Allied man . . . My, you are a strange one . . . Everything's peaches and cream . . . Kukla, Fran and Tommy. . . lives at Belle Haven YMCA . . . member of the bombers . . . off to Columbia. Class of 1 964 3,!?gf1E.,, j 5 l s- 'I T' A ' ct W 3 ig 1 S Nr ll Q, X ii -. SQ :gif NX i e ' f . ex s C X X 4' It's called a demerit, son. 43 1 1.v. Football, '61 1.v. Basketball, '62 Cross-Country, '62 Track, '63,'64 . . . theFreak. . . fFifth Yeary Class of 1964 '-CL? AQ :P W5 I f 1 . lgliQl I , Www .1 YQ lyf Z . fx, f , ,X 1 1 ' Mal 1 -3 . vf' QI 5 43, ' 2, RICHARD MEREDITI-I LOVELACE, IR. lv. Baseball, '61, '62 SCROLL Literary Staff, '63, '64 Drama Club, '61, '62, '63 Booster Club, '61, '62, '63, '64 DEACON, '62, '63, '64 DEACON, News and Features Editor, '63, '64 I-lop Committee, '61, '62, '63, '64 Chairman, I-lop Committee, '64 Rich . . . midnight henchman and limelighter . . . why wou1dn't Marlene get up at the Hawaiian punch party? . . . What didn't happen when Rick's car broke down . . . Safaris to the Howard . . . Sure I can get you a date with a hard honey carries the cross in Church . . . St. Catherine's . . . he can't eat, he can't sleep, he's in love . . . Let's make the run boys . . . Bound for Charlestown and the Citadel. CR 0 0 KED RU N Self-explanatory! IF : ff. '-'T 31 ROBERT CRAVES LYNCH LV. Football, '58 Varsity Football, '59, '60, '61, '62, '63 Varsity Wrestling '60, '61, '62, '63, '64 Varsity Track, '60, '61, '62, '63, '64 Outstanding Lineman, '61, '62 Co-Captain Varsity Football, '63 Monogram Club, '62, '63, '64 Monitor, '64 Drama Club, '62 Booster Club, '63, '64 Tri-Chairman, Booster Club, '64 Bobby . . . What do you want with a tombstone, Bob? . . . lt's too bad you're 18 . . . Wolff, too . . . I'm a football player and I'm going to tackle you . . . Give me an S-A-I-T-S . . . ignorant southern reactionariesu , . . I'm from the second biggest state in the Union . . . almost a popular football captain . . . Mr. Playboy . . . bought his car from Eliott Ness . . . scholarship to G. W. Class of 1 964 qsmh Yearj i f f- 1-:a,,,,, LM I 5 . Fx l 14 ' ' f. ' e 3 ',', HH 'xvj fi, T 6 'L ' im Q- lf' nail Ill' I'll catch that roadrunner now! 4-5 fSecond Yearj MICHAEL JAMES MCRAE LV. Football, '62 Varsity Soccer, '64 Varsity Track, '63, '64 SCROLL, '64 Booster Club, '64 Mike . . . john's younger brother . . . off to the drags . . . plays pool with Victor and Evans . . . good student . . . hopes to go Ivy , . . member of the book store gang . . . hangs around with all the wrong people . . . commissary outlet . . . inherited the Blue Goose . . . member of the patio set . . . goes by the rules . . . liked by all . . . why isn't Mike allowed in Janet's house . . . wants to be a Princeton Tiger. 4 Class of 1964 '33, r 7 ew' X 6 5 ... fr 'N 0' X 93 X C V ',,51'Q' t e , W Goose on the loose 46 T if fFifth Yearj F RANK COURTNEY MALLINSON J.V. Soccer, '61, '62 Varsity Soccer, '63, '64 Varsity Track, '62 SCROLL, '63, '64 Hop Committee, '62, '63, '64 Booster Club, '64 Court . . . You think my car will be all right? . . . planning move to Buckingham Palace . . . Come on over and help me clean out my swim- ming pool . , . hopes to join the Partymakers when he graduates . . . sorrytosee Mr. Berry leave. . . mallothead. . . Bring two blankets, Courtney . . . it's a little hard to rind, isn't it sir? . . . buys his combs from the Fuller brush man . . . Well, Harvard always needs a new library . . . Happy New Year . . . lives in his own little world . . . Please, Ruthie, give it back . . one headed for Virginia, Class of 1 964 QJWE2 . another 6? fggifjlf rr l, Xl Pwvmndn U x Xx- 5' ' , '16 X - 'X C4666 DANG He's not very smart, but he's happy. 47 fSecond Yearj JOHN ROLFE O'BRIEN Cross-Country, '62 Soccer, '63 Teddy . . . does your college have a boat club? . . . I'11 be down by the riverside . . . known for clever cliches . . . a real corn husker . . . loves that Musso gas . . . Suzie . . . have you seen my car? . . . jolly green giant . . . he loves it. . . . What happened to the cow in the Nativity scene at Cherrydale? . . . willing to try anything once . . . spent the night at a girl scout camp in a hammock . . . does his home- work at Brick's . . . special exhaust pipe fixture . . . high times at Duke with Cabot. Class of I 964 X 1 ,W ,L 1 ,,. .. susv l ' L--Y la V1 .r It's a terrible thing, boys. 48 7' 'lf fFifth Yearj CASEY C. PACE LV. Football, '61 J.V. Basketball, '61,'62 J.V. Baseball, '61 Varsity Football, '62, '63 Varsity Track, '62 Monitor, '61, '63, '64 Class President, '61 Student Council Vice -Pres. , '63 Student Council President, '64 SCROLL, '64 Drama Club, '62 Hop Committee, '63, '64 Booster Club, '63, '64 Casey. . . the walk . . . Culpeper . . . smoothest man in Senior Class . . . Mom, can I' play football this year? . . . one of Sleepy's favorites . . . Sure I'm President of the Student Council? . . . bitter . . . school spirited, . . talked out of going to Duke . . . up North in Mississippi . . , Just wait until I get into Prince ton . . . Sure I can get you a date with Lucy . . . Have you ever considered a year of post- graduate work? . . . wants everybody to go to Virginia with him. Class of 1964 6 fr fK1ZEll X 77 if 115 x 1 I M H Those legs are next, Casey. 49 QFifth Yearj RICHARD NASI-I PALMER LV, Football, '60 Varsity Football, '61, '62, '63 Varsity Basketball, '62, '63, '64 Varsity Baseball, '62, '63, '64 Varsity Track, '60, '63 President of Class, '63, '64 Monitor, '64 Student Council, '62, '63, '64 Honor Council, '63, '64 Rick , . . Mahoney . . . book him on a morals charge , . . But, Cary, it's only 9 o'c1ock . . . vast vocabulary . . . led the raid on Orkney . . . It doesn't matter how old she is, as long as you are in love . . . wild summers . . chased old ladies down the mountain in old pain li . . . Paul, will you help me with my car? . . instigator of beer mug plot , . . liked by all . . voted craziest in Senior Class . . . best dressed at D. C. Stadium. Class of 1964 I I .fs 1 1 ff., 7',,f l., AX, f Q AVF-57' L. f ' ,I ,ef ,, X MAP in 4 4.4074 ,- The mouse trap 50 WILLLRM BARBOUR PARKER I.V. Baseball, '63 Varsity Football, '63 Varsity Soccer, '64 Varsity Baseball, '64 SCROLL, '64 Booster Club, '64 fSecond Yearj 1' x .4 A-- ' Bill . . . Rocco . . . St. S1:ephen's answer to Vito Genovese . . . points in American History . . . fleetfooted fullback who played middle guard . . . Excellent notes, Parker . . . snidely whiplash grin . . . They're Commies . . . panty raids on Madiera . . . one of eight children . . . Col. Breed's answer to Avogadro . . . college on West Coast. . . Malibu beach lifeguard. Class of I 964 gb 6 .oe .Rl 3 xf XXI . . . and God created woman 51 fFifth Yeary THOMAS ELDRIDGE PLANK Freshman Football, '60 J.V. Football, '61 LV. Baseball, '62 Varsity Football, '63, '64 Varsity Wrestling, '61, '6Q, '63, '64 Captain, Wrestling, '63 '64 Varsity Baseball, '63 '- Monogram Club, '64 Monitor, '64 Sec. -Treas. of Class, '63, '64 Honor Council, '64 Hop Committee, '63, '64 Booster Club, '61 Tom . . . thinking man who doesn't smoke . . . thinks he'd make a good wrestling captain . . . dirty liar . . . about that pledge . . . Sure, I can get a date with a Stuart girl easily . . . introduced isometrics to St. Stephen's , . . sells black market ice cream in cafeteria . . . brains . . . strong as an ox. . . Trapper . . . pumpkin's friend . . . one of the youngest boys in Senior Class . . . should go to Princeton. Class of 1 964 -- I M4 'UpmMQ Q DES1' ! LZ Look who just dumped his lunch on the skylight. 52 QSixth Yearj L. i o - O l 1- ' GEORGE E. S. REYNOLDS J,V. Soccer, '61 Varsity Soccer, '62, '63, '64 Class Representative, '61, '64 Class President, '62 Monitor, '61, '64 Honor Council, '64 George . . . owns the grossest ties in school . . . thinks like a computer . . . good mud- man . . . finishes his homework before six o'c1ock . . . proud of his heritage . . . did his term paper in one weekend . . . carries poison in his Captain Video ring . . . cou1dn't pronounce his name until he was ten years old . , . voted best student and most likely to succeed . . . going to Yale. Class of I 964 n 1 Finish this by 6:15 and then . . , fy t 7 i in , 'J I --- - -- -I---iv-QT in w, jlln, A ---t 3 . .. M.. M . - .. ,f 1 ,..-, 4, f ldv- W 'f-is-I . fl. Y M , , ,-get X. ne' I A . -, ?V', i - xii -',,. 1 , qw. x ,- -..,,,x.w.t.. , QS ixth Ye arj ' ', 3 , .2 - .V---,433 g.. 1 .,,..-yn n. , . . 1, A nr- 1 I5 L- qu-4:.il WTWIQS' 7- . . :liffvgf-jxlllgg L3 i V Bi . .ji a. J ll+',l,f'L:I My W Aw JAMES CARNES TATE Freshman Football, '61 I.V. Football, '62 j.V. Track, '62,'63 SCROLL, '63,'64 Booster Club, '62, '63 Jimmy, . . Walt Disney reject . . . likes to drive his green bomb . . . brownie . . . always looking for a can opener . . . walks on his toes he and Toby . . . Have you done anything? mysteriously appears at all parties . . . dates beautiful girls . . . C-squad football star. . . I didn't expect to see you here . . . fixture on senior patio . . . fantastic date with notorious Hammond midget . . . has all the answers in trig . Class of 1964 s N f A' ' ii Nkv wsu! XSS I xgxx 2 K If . MTE ROCK NAxx - gain: A S is ? o 1 iff X 0 U ' -' xg P ,f 0 J X E: , xxx- O SN I, 2.3, 1 i- A SS , Ig A 3 I X llTh 54 ere's just room for Ronnie. t ip! QSecond Yearj JAMES ELIJAI-I VICTOR, III Varsity Football, '64 Varsity Basketball, '63 Varsity Baseball, '63, '64 Vic . , . only boy in Senior Class whose voice hasn't changed . . . preseason starter in all sports . . . there's one in every crowd , . . I-lere's a good joke my father told me . . , You guys don't even know what a gasser is . . . biggest smile in Senior Class . . . Sorry, son, you have to wear both shoes . . . good Trig student . . , what really happened in summer Physics? . . . parents seen at all the best parties . . . William and Mary or University of Richmond. Class of l 964 N ' ' ' ' Mr, Biddle will love this proof. :If ?f!7Ri 'QLG39 CMH-1377 f,.ffK'IllY0 5 . My V my ff' :S Va -in qA'I A 1 I 1.5 il N 6 ' K df: . K 55 QSixth Year, Cla Q' K LL 57 ff ff RODERICK THOMAS WATS ON LV. Football, '61, '62 Varsity Soccer, '62, '63 Varsity Track, '61, '62, '63 Sec. -Treas. Student Council, '62 Student Council, '62, '63, '64 Honor Council, '64 SCROLL Literary Staff, '63 SCROLL Editor, '64 Booster Club, '62, '63 Inter-School Council, '63, '64 Vice-Pres. Inter-School Council '64 Drama Club, '61, '62 Tommy . . . Tell me who Doris is, Tommy . . . regular tenant of Mallinson's house . . . fun and games on Lee's highway . . . voted most de- pendable in class . . . pet peeve: Ma1linson's car and Mrs. Erskine . . . nightmares of graduation . . . Don't put that in! . . . She's too old for you, Tom . . . his neighbors think he's unstable . . . so hot she smokes , . . VVho was that girl Watson was with? . . . Student Council member all four years . . . to become either Lexington lad or Charlottesville --. ss of 1 964 1? . '-I iff 2, 'i sf, la, fm K . '55 A ,W - ' l ,S H U' -. 5' fi l I A fy , 7 L. :uw ,lf iq! Morning after the night before. 56 fFifth Yeary , . ij, f If f ff - 6. I I., lx X 5' '- gg' W Sf St, 9655 RICHARD CHARLES WILSON Booster Club, '61, '62, '63 SCROLL Staff, '62, '63 Freshman Football, '60 J.V. Football, '61 Varsity Football, '62, '63 Varsity Wrestling, '62 j.V. Baseball, '61 Varsity Baseball, '62, Monitor, '63 Dick. . . Willie. . . . . thish coffee's tackle of Sleepy's ele or two, coach . . . '63, '64 . cradle robbing efforts . supern1an's understudy second only to Freret . . no good . . . mainstay Ven . . . I've only had one Strong silent type . . . dynamic tension in amorous activity . . . turns red when asked about his off to U. N. C. - Class of 1964 stay under the sun . . . legs 35 inches thick at the knee . . . consistent student N 5 7 Monday morning fliighth Yeaxj STUART FROEHLING WOLFF J,v. Football, '59, '60 Varsity Football, '61, '63 Varsity Wrestling, '60, '61 Varsity Soccer, '62, '63 Varsity Track, '60, '61, '62, '63, '64 Hop Committee, '64 Booster Club, '61, '62, '64 Sm. . . Mousey. . . hogs everything . . . Hey, Stu, lend me a nickle . . . had a great year in football . . . do blondes lead more exciting lives? . . . Please, Stu, lend me anick1e . . . Charles Atlas of the senior class . . . broke his dynamic tension bars . . . but there's a lady watching on the bridge . . . Well, how abouta penny? . . . Mom, will you write me an ex- cuse? . . . jealous of Harvard boys . . . Stuball . . . Not even on interest? Class of I 964 ffff E ' . l s 2- N' ,, , X I ml N X Nm 91 ei' 1 i ,fr Xxf: X ,VNE,,7!,,I,, mx, L54 K .f x ns QN HNJY NL WWW . 5 eq, 1 'Q wb el ,ii One of the guys. 58 fFifth Yearj NATHAN VAN ETTEN WOODRUFF Cross-Counmy, '60, '61, '62, '63 Co-Captain Cross-Country, '63 Varsity Wrestling, '62, '63, '64 j.V. Track, '61,'62 Monogram Club, '64, Drama Club, '62, '63, '64 President, Drama Club, '64 Woody. . . mature gentleman. . . you squished my planaria . . . Dudley Dooright . . lives upside-down. . . areal lover. . . Hey, Dad, can I have the tractor tonight? . . . leader of the Drama Club . . . This is going to be a good play . . . member of the Team- sters' Union . . . loves his swamp buggy . . . claimed he was an adult in the eighth grade . . . but the side burns keep the 'skeeters away' . . . hard-working wrestler and cross-country runner. Class of I 964 ni' .',x Zi ff' X .Q-..1... J. gi ,,-,,,,..,, Powan WMC 1' Ye-A If N IW M , A' I elraiw Qi ' i f il i A 6 Pike's Peak or bust. 59 fTenth Yearj ff I ff' PETER RANDOLPH EDWARD ZANDER j,V. Soccer, '61, '62 j.V. Track, '61, '62 Varsity Soccer, '63 Class Vice-President, '60 Class Sec. -Treas. , '62 SCROLL, '62, '63, '64 DEACON, '60, '61, '62, '63, '64 Editor, DEACON, '63, '64 EMANON, '61, '62, '63, '64 Debating Club Chairman, '62 Drama Club, '62, '63 Hop Committee , '63 Pete . . . always wears a scarf on Monday morning . . . shoots for the sky . . . pet peeve -- the administration . . . When's the DEACON coming out? . . . Yes, Igot an SOO . . . just turned Ivy . , . a little surprise at Breese's apartment . . . Bidd1e's buddy. . . the machine . craziest driver . , . attempted homicide at SCROLL meeting . . . wins debates with WWW . , . Zander got a 100. . . 77 in Calculus . . . deeply in debt to park police . . . off to the Ivy League. Class of 1964 I ' 3 ff- A if R. , 1' . xx ' S 1. Af f .lf If Ia 'N . , v Wi11 the 56 Indians be back tonight ? 60 0? 1.75. Lfmi CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1965 L -- R: J. Sebrellg D. Peckg T. Harding V. Pres. Pres. Sec. -Treas. Donald D. Banister Dwight A. Bellinger 64- l james W. Blackburn Thomas M. Boswell William R. Burchill Gregory A. Bodwalk V 4, ,,.,,, ,H ,,,., . . W 3' ' Brooks A. Boye Paul B. Butler Brian E. Carlson Allen R. Caskie james P. Chambers James D. Collett Dennis M. Coombe john R. Cronin 66 l Steven L. Davis David O. Eddy Thomas K. Evans Kenneth M. Foley Qing:- Donald F. Fontes Howard M. Harding 67 FQMQA f Lt' Todd D. Harding Wayne G. Hawley Lee A. jackson Richard M. Johnston u.-:-- X, - X -J.. Kel-fy D, Kagtner H2.I'1'iS B. Kern 68 W. , ,iii-Q E Samuel A. Leishear Robert F. Lenhart Lloyd A. Lewis Kenneth A. MacAaron Steven G. Maize james A. McKenzie 69 James P. McKinney Edward W. Merrow Gay E, Miliug cum B. Mitchell William W. Moss Stephen R. Park 70 Douglas M. Peck john D. Rippy Ward C. Rothery Frederick G. Savage John G. Sebrell Thomas H. Shome 71 Q 'L A' ' A Blanchard D. Smith John L, Smith Charles R. Stead Garvin P. Suyker Charles W. Sydnor Frank D. Titus 72 William S. Tyson Robert G. Whitton Willis H. Wills Leonard J. Wilson james E. Worden 73 George A. Barr Peter G. Bruder CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1966 L -- R: D. Soleaug j. Chandlerg B. Hyde Sec-Treas Pres. V. Pres. Christopher L. Brown james D. Bryce 74 l 5 r r V i x H 4' v Lucien W. Bruce Alan N. Burstein P 1 3 il . ia John P. Chandler Charles J. Davidson Thomas G. Craig William R. Culbertson Austin C. Davis E. U L. 'N' Y. William N. Deaver Michael S. Gayne Carl N. Etunger 75 John R. Frizzell 8 David H. Graham lnggq i I Ch8.I'16S Bruce Hawlgy joseph J. Hackett James N. Heston Paul J. Hollis 'x I w John B. Hyde I Ralph F. Jensen Clifton E . Jackson Peter M. jones Roy L. johnson 75 Robert M. Lamond 1 . Barton M. Lloyd Bruce M. Lancaster Peter J. Longeway Stephen Mann vw W m. Kevin W. Mooney Michael C. Neer Philip S. Moreau Louis L. Osborne John H. Peacock 77 Stephen M. Roberts Mark A. Scherer Richard C. Snyder Tappey B. Squires Barrie C. Ross David S. Soleau 78 j. C. Scheper Guy D. Smythe Steven F. Spear Anthony T. Summers Robert H. Syme 1' A, gf William P. Trotter Q- L Blake K. Thompson John P. Van Kuifeler Kenneth D. Wherry T N 4 Gary L. White C. R. Wollenberg Crofton B. Wilson Sam R. Worley Edward Yingling 79 1 E CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1967 L -- R: Hutton, Sec. -T1-eas.3 Fraley, Pres.3 Ray, V. Pres. Richard F. Blackburn John F. Bousquet John R. Carlson Bruce M. Cheek 80 Terrance A. Chipman john R. Covert x i fr: A f- N KWH . '11-su! 1 John C. Dubberstein William E. F raley Lucius D. Clay John I-I. Crowe David F. Compe Harry A. De Butts Edward P Foote Sands H. Figuers I 19. .E 1 5. -f Q 1 '. ' 'l's?.,.e f 5522.4 81 Powell A. Fraser Edgar H. Forrest, Ir. Gregory P . Heineck Geofrey Ingram Steven H. Jacobsen 4 l William H. Harding David R. Honeywell 'v Timothy K. Irvine Philemon W. Johnson 82 , V 1 , N 'lj ku 1 - 'ww , 5' H, ,i Nelson S. Hawley james W. Hutton Brooks B. Jackson Kenneth B. Kruger A Laurance G. Lansing A N A C -I 'x V71 71, Don C. Mcllvaine A . Chadwick Ray Harry J. Salsbury Gerald William Leishe ar james C . Moore Gary R. Ryther John A. Saury 83 Gregory J. Lock 'l , A Il N if ,. 1 dfali ' R f. William Plank William I.. Rose William J. Schewe C. Bradley -Sherman Y, William D. Spiegel Peter M. Taylor Michael R. Volpe H235 cv, Charles Henry Smith James Edward Stead Wallace M. Tinder 84- -83 John Smither Richard R. Stryker Robert B. Van Arsdall w I 9 Wallace Ward Eight Grade - A Section FIRST ROW, L -- R: Adm. Schumm, R. Wilson, L. Callahan, I. Donaldson, I. Morrison, W. Goddard, I Damon, R. Bodenhamer -- MIDDLE ROWS J. Elder, R. Ives, G. Mayo, I. Atkinson, J. Sherman, I. Ferer BACK ROW: J. Abraham, W. Sumner, C. I-Iill, G. Vann, P. Snyder, S. Smith. - was 1, sal' ' 'Jag .we 5 i- I -' Eight Grade - B Section FIRST ROW, L -- R: I. Campbell, D. Dewey, Donnelly, I. Fagelson, T. Jenks, H. Ferrell MIDDLE ROW S. Dexheimer, P. White, I. Wills, M. Lobell, B. Snyder, R. Morris BACK ROW: W. Cheston, T. Cox, I. Trice, T. Eiss, D. Wingfield, Varm, B. Thompson, D. Score. 86 Eight Grade - C Section FIRST ROW, L -- R: D. Goff, R. Kasper, I. Chickering, G. Risdon, I. deRegt, I. Conger MIDDLE ROW: I. Roark, W. Schumm, R. Sakamoto, M. Lehman, J. Brokaw, M. Carlson BACK ROW: G. Valpey, I. Williams, T. Woodruff, E. Bates, M. Egan. FIRST ROW, L -- R: D. Meyer, F. Cornne 11, F. Brown, R. Leibrandt, J. Cheek, T. Stern, R. Sheppe MIDDLE ROW: W. Williams, I. Quenstedt, S. Helfrich, R. Brown, S. Moncure, C. Clay, R. Agnew BACK ROW: R. Shomo, B. Emerson, R. Dixon, W. Davies, T. Gray, I. I-Iighberger. 87 Seventh Grade A Sectlon ,..., S L-. L.- ..... .... , Seventh Grade - B Section FIRST ROW, L -- R: J. Roley, R. Stryker, I. Damon, N. Spense, B. Bak, I. Whitton, R. Brooks, R. Gronowski MIDDLE ROW: P. deRegt, P. Chandler, M. Gore, C. Hearne, G. Lansing, D. Chiles, A. Clarke BACK ROW: B. Mills, D. Armstrong, A. Margrave, T. Kirkpatrick, B. Conger, N. Gay. Sixth Grade -3 f ff - -- A. 1 ,hp . .C -Y . Y Y? Y- .www FIRST ROW: L -- R, D. Roark, G. Mavis, R. Hill, T. Oberdorfer, T. Chambers, G. Rowinski, D. Leh- man, E. Lowenhailpt, B. Lucas MIDDLE ROW: J. Lupton, M. Ferrara, I. Conger, I. Crawley, M. Palmer, I. Wolson, C. Schewe, T. Matthias, I. Keeler BACK ROW: J. Williams, I. Howell, B. Talmage, Mr. Kackley, T. Matlack, I. Campbell, H. Switkay, D. Clarke, R. Babyak, 88 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW, L -- R: B. Browning, T. Fenton, L. Rall, C. Woods, C. Collien, R. Wineland, P. Haines, C. Culbertson MIDDLE ROW: C. Richards, L. johnson, D. Fisher, C. Murray, M. Zimmerman, R. Bieser, C. Monroe, BACK ROW: D. Caple, A. Cheeseman, M. Mueller, E. Bloxom, B. deFranceaux, R. McRae, I. Copeland, Gordon Watkins. Fourth Grade - A Section FIRST ROW, L -- R: S. Jarman, W. Bostick, A. Worthington, T. Bracewell, M. Tupman, C. Garrett, M. Damon MIDDLE ROW: D. Cheescman, I. Ayres, D. Harbison, B. Doggett, H. Hoy, Carl Schulz, C. I-Iolnian BACK ROW: L. Strinc, K. Wanamaker, L. Morris, D. I-Iinkle, A. Merrow, R. Robison, H. Ord, Mrs. Holman. 89 Fourth Grade - B Section or FIRST ROW, L -- R: R. Wineland, M. Brady, D. Bringle, W. Gotschall, S. Collins, R. Bruning, I. Irvine MIDDLE ROW: C. Valentine, K. Thomson, W. Bozek, W. Mitchell, I. Rodgers, N. Figuers, W. Berg BACK ROW: L. Washington, K. I-Iildreth, B. Lewis, R. Dodson, M. New, M. Jenkins. Third Grade FIRST ROW, L -- R: S. Major, C. Matlack, R. Patrick, T. Wade, D. Plank, R. Livermore, G. Estes, L. Mead MIDDLE ROW: P. Wittenberg, T. Morris, D. Cooke, C. Scafidi, R. Doty, C. I-Iilderley, D. Gibbin BACK ROW: M. Wildrick, W. Taylor, S. Billingsley, V. Ellicott, G. Olmi, D. Brooks, T. Hinkle. 90 Q ,A--if , Q ,fee -12 -x :fi I :, VL Q . 3. QL,-L ' im'-. x, : Student Council SEATED: Chandler, Peck, Whitton, Pace, Moreau STANDING: Capt. Iaudon, Sebrell, Squires, Palmer, Reynolds, Watson, Fraley, Sherman, Mr. Gibson. The purpose of the Student Council is to insti- tute and maintain self-government in the student body and to help develop a satisfactory relation- ship between students and faculty. The greater emphasis on its obligations to the students has re- sulted in a more responsible attitude toward problems arising in the student body and in student- faculty relations. It has been the Council's hope and objective that the students will use the Coun- cil to an ever increasing degree to voice their opinions, and that the administration will use it to speak to the students. The Captain gives advice Honor Council SEATED:Pa1mcr, johnson, Edsall, Reynolds STANDING:M1-. Goodwin, Plank, Savage, Shomo, Watson, Mr Gibson. The Honor Council has the important responsi- bility of administering the Honor Code. The Honor Code at St. Stephen's is based on the belief that students can successfully accept the responsibility of establishing and maintaining high standards in school life. Through the years, the Honor Council has performed the invaluable services of instilling a keen sense of right and wrong in every student and of creating a school spirit that holds the re- spect of all who come in contact with it. But I DO like the Honor Council Monitors SEATED: Kreutzer, Pace, Reynolds STANDING: Whitton, Peck, Hatch, R. Johnson, Lynch, Watson, Plank, Mr. Gibson. Monitors are the body responsible for student self-discipline. In only its fourth year, the monitor system has developed into a firm and integral part of St. Stephen's life. lt is because of the strong and responsible attitude taken by its twelve student members that the system can, for the first time, be considered solid and effective. There's a monitor over where? Student Discipline 94 Booster Club FIRST ROW, L -- R: Chamberlin, Freret, Mallinson, Hollis, Garnett, Peck, Breese, Mcllvaine, Crowe, Stead, Smither, Schewe SECOND ROW: Edsall, Soleau, Moreau, Bruce, Flynt, Hesselbacher, Lynch, Hatch, Kreutzer, Duerson THIRD ROW: Chandler, Tate, Pace, Davis, Bote, Milius, Longeway, McRae, Smith, Trotter FOURTH ROW: Scbrell, Stryker, Collett, Stead, Lenhart, Van Arsdale, L. johnson, R. johnson, Lovelace, Parker. , The Booster Club has had an extremely successful year. In various ways, it has helped to increase the school spirit and the attendance at athletic contests. Members of the club have led cheers at games, put together programs, parked cars, and per- formed many other services aimed at making our games more enjoyable. We feel sure this fine work will continue in the years to come. '-PM r And he said that I wou1dn't have to do any- Our Cheering Section thing. 95 Hop Committee FIRST ROW, I. -- R: Plank, Shewe, Hesselbacker, Edsall, Mallinson, Hollis, Lovelace, Holliday, Hatch, Davenport MIDDLE ROW: Duerson, Pace, Worley, Moreau, Smith, Lenhart, Wills, johnson, Evans, Zander BACK ROW: Freret, Smither, Davis, Jensen, Mooney, Gilpin, Plank, Wolff. Under the leadership of Richard Lovelace, the Work of the Committee and its bands have made each dance a memorable occasion. The decorations have shown a quality and an originality not recently seen at St. Stephen's. The Committee's work was greatly appreciated by the student body. I- HEADMASTER -I Yes, he said immediately . . . uwhat Shall 1 say this time? 96 Scroll FIRST ROW: Freret, Tate, Edsall, Garnett, Wamon, Wolff, Zander, Milius, Duerson MIDDLE ROW: Parker, Bousquet, Flynt, Hcsselbacher, Breese, Davenport, Hatch, Crosman, Kreutzer BACK ROW: Culbertson, Lewis, Wilson, Pace, Lovelace, McRae, Smith, Carlson, Whitton. Perhaps the greatest task that any organization in a school can undertake is the production of a yearbook, and the production of this year's SCROLL has not been an exception to this. The members of the SCROLL staff have worked particularly hard on the year- book with the hope that this SCROLL will be the best one yet published. We wish to single out several members of the staff without whose perseverence the SCROLL would never have been what it is. These include Tom Watson for his patience and hard work as editor, Ken Bousquet and his crew for their excellent photography, 8 Bruce Duerson for coordinating the business. We hope you will enjoy this year's SCROLL. No, I don't think we should put that in. Hwish We 001115 use this again. 97 Deacon FIRST ROW, L -- R: Crowe, Hesselbacher, Zander, Lovelace, Damenport SECOND ROW: Freret, Pace, Breese, Butler, Boswell, Kastner. During the first semester the DEACON was al- most paralyzed by staff and budget problemsg after January, however, the paper settled down to a fairly normal publishing routine. The last issues of this year were printed under new editor Bill Burchill, who succeeded retiring editor Peter Zander in late February. The '63-'64 DEACON was N printed in a 4-column format instead of the 5- column one fused first last yearj to save money. Thanks go to Messrs. Iavens and Shewbridge for their advising this year. 98 Well, Sir, it may be out by April' Emcmon SEATED: jack Edsall, Pete Zander, Chris Crosman STANDING Pete Breese The literary magazine has met with great success all three years it has been published. The impetus received from last year's staff has resulted in an issue which promises to fulfill the high standards of previous editions. This year's staff, under the leadership of Peter Zander, has certainly reached the aims of the publication -- creative expression in the form of prose and poetry. Middle School Council FIRST ROW, I. -- R: jay Whitton, D. Armstrong, C. Clay, R. Agnew, H. Switkay, T. Matlack. SECOND ROW: J. Roark, I. Trice, H. Farrel, W. Goddard, I. Morrison, Mr. Goodwin. Hop Committee C7 TJ RJ FIRST ROW, L -- R: C. Schewe, I. Roark, W. Conger, I. Highberger, S. Williams SECOND ROW: T. Jenks, I. Trice, I. Wills, M. Gore THIRD ROW: S. Dexheimer, I. Abraham, M. Palmer. 100 Choir FIRST ROW, L -- R: Copland, Brooks, Billingsley, Wade, Matlack, Wineland, Gotschall, Rogers, Berg SECOND ROW: Morris, Carlson, Covert, Cool-ce, Hoy, Patrick, Hildreth, Bracewell, Harbison THIRD ROW: Cheeseman, Jarman, Tupman, Hinkle, Merrow, Bringle, Bloxom, Wanamaker, Wineland, Rall FOURTH gOw:1Meyer, Bieser, delfranceaux, Robison, Bozek, Mrs. Garthoff, McRae, I. Williams, Emerson, Matlack, . iliams. For the season 1963-64 the choir has a member- ship of 44 members from grades three thru nine, the first year the choir has included boys from the Middle School. The Mothers' Club generously provided the extra garments needed for a very special service at the Washington Cathedral in November. The choir practices from 3:00 to 4:00 on Wednesdays in the cafeteria. It always provides special programs at Christmas and in May. The choir director is Mrs. Arnold Alexander Garthoff, Supervisor of Music for the school. T Rehearsing . . . 101 Drama Club SEATED: Breese, Davis, Woodruff, Kern STANDING: Ivlitchell, Caine, Ettinger, Zander, Holliday, Snyder, Evans. In its second season under the direction of Miss Diane Harris, Encore continued its collabo ration with Amard of St. Agnes. The joint productions this year were CI-lARI,EY'S AUNT and THE INNOCENTS, both of which played to packed houses. Stars of the productions included president Nate Woodruff, Peter Breese, Bill Tyson, and Harris Kern. Although lacking experience and continuity, many members of the group re- turned fine performances. Next year, with most of this year's cast returning, Encore can again look forward to a successful season. Tyso I1 Is he for real . . . ? The things we girls must do. 102 'if' , -fs Y 7 W ' W K. . 1- E Q N ,f r x n .LE Q - -vu 'v 1 1 . 'Hz Vo rsify Foofboll QU ' - 'JEQQ . X EN 'Wig lf ' ' viz. ,XW ,-ix! sad' .4 .L. FIRST ROW, L -- R: B. Carlson, I. Collett, D. Ballinger, S. Wills, S. Maize, B. Moss, B. Fraley, Longeway, C. Davidson, C. Brown. SECOND ROW: G. Bodwalk, T. Victor, I. Cronin, B. Parker, T Kreutzer, G. Stryker, W. Hawley, D. Smith, J. Davenport. THIRD ROW: S. Davis, R. Gilpin, T Plank, R. Flynt, G. Hesselbacher, R. Palmer QCO-Capt. JB. Lynch fCo-Capt. Q D. Wilson, S. Wolff, C Crosman C. Freret, Coach Thompson. Again this year, the Saints were hurt by in- juries to key players. Had they had one big, fast back, the season might have been the other way around. Throughout the year, the captain, Bob Lynch, was the leader on the line, while Dick Wilson, Tom Plank, and George Hesselbacher also did a good job. Co-Captain Ricky Palmer and others such as Rusty Gilpin and Pete Longeway led the bacl-cfield. Mr. Trice and Mr. Ferris gave Mr. Thompson much reliable assistance throughout the year. The many underclassmen on the team showed much improvement throughout the year and give promise of an improved record next year. Keeping an eye on the team. QUANTICO 0-20 A fired up St. Stephen's team opened the 1963 season with an impressive 20-O victory over Quantico High School at Quantico. The offense moved the ball well while the alert defense picked off several asses and recovered two fumbles Full- , P K, . . D back Pete Longeway scored the first touchdown of the year on a six yard nm in the first quarter. In the second half Gilpin connected with Palmer and Brown for two more touchdowns, and Bob Lynch converted two out of three extra point attempts. ,. .,.,, I-.. .. . .. . . ,.-.., ,..' ., ,,',:.'f ' ., ., - . ,-Us ., - ...Q -'-wwe...-1 an F'f::!-'f---,, .,.- E, l -- hy'-. . , V it-,-F-gag.-1.21, ..'es1:,i ' ..- - ... . , .. A.. FT. HUNT 6-12 The Saints offense, limited to one first down in the opening half, could not move the ball, but the defense did an excellent job of holding Ft. Hunt scoreless. The second half, however, was a different game. The Saints capitalized on a Ft. Hunt fumble and quickly scored on a twenty yard drive. In the fourth quarter, Freret caught a low pass from Gilpin, but Ft. Hunt came back with a 60- yard pass to bring the final score to 12-6. ,,. ,,i , M ,AAI . Av. l, . ..,. ,- .-...Q JBA.-Am ST. CHRISTOPI-IER'S 20-6 St. Stephei-1's, playing its first home game of the season, tried to break the St. Christopher's jinx but lost 20-6. The Big Red beat St. Christopher's in every department but scoring. Their passes riddled our defense and accounted for all three touch- downs. Our only score came in the third quarter when Gilpin completed a 38-yard pass to Palmer on the two yard line. On the next play fullback Longeway plunged over for the touchdown. LANDON 22-16 The Saints lost their first I.A. C. game to a powerful Landon team. We scored first when Gil- pin threw a 5-yard pass to Steve Garnett in the end zone. Landon came back strong in the second and third periods with three long touchdowns. The Saints' offense was stymied until the fourth quarter when Gilpin connected with Freret on a 48-yard touchdown pass. Once again the Saint's defense played well. Except for three long runs, the Bears were limited on offense, and the game was mostly a defensive battle. SIDWELL FRIENDS 8-6 Still seeking their first league win, the Saints traveled to Sidwell Friends. We opened up the scoring in the second quarter when Palmer grabbed a pass from Gilpin and ran 52 yards for the touch- down. The Saints' defense played well throughout the game, but a 30-yard run, Sidwell's longest gain of the day, accounted for their touchdown late in the third quarter. The extra point was good, and Sidwell won by the close score of 8-6. r 1 GEORGETOWN PREP 42-6 Seeking their first league win, the Saints traveled to defending champions, Georgetown Prep. After taking the opening kickoff to the Saints' 28, Prep fumbled and the Saints took over, and 14 plays later scored their first touchdown. Prep quickly countered with two long mms, a pass, and an interception to make the score 30-6 at half- time. Never again did the Saints make a serious threat with Prep controlling the ball most of the time and winning 42-6. CHRIST CHURCH 6-6 looking for their third win, a determined Red team played Christ Church. Once again, our de- fense played a tough game, holding Christ Church to just 99 yards on the ground. The Saints scored midway in the first quarter when Palmer raced 28 yards with a pass from Gilpin. In the second half Christ Church drove SO yards to tie the score at 6-6. In the closing minutes our determined drive was stopped by an intercepted pass at the five yard line, ending the score at 6-6. ST. Al.BAN'S 12-6 Playing in a freezing rain, the Big Red lost its fourth game to a fast St. Alban's team, On the first play of the game, Longeway raced 73 yards a and gave the Saints a quick 6-O lead. St. A1ban's, however, retaliated with two touchdowns, making the half-time score 12-6. Neither team was able to score in the second half although St. Alban's controlled the ball most of the time. ST. JAMES 16-30 Sixteen seniors ended their high school foot- ball career with a lopsided 30-16Nwin over St. James. Stu Wolf scored the first touchdown on a ten yard run in the first quarter. Gilpin ran for 2 yards and the second touchdown and passed to Palmer for two more in the second half. Wayne Hawley intercepted a St. James' pass and ran 38 yards for the final touchdown of the year. Junlor Varsity . .J . FIRST ROW, L -- R: I. R. Trice, A. Caskie, R. Stead, S. Parkes, C. Wollenberg, R. Van Arsdale, B. Ross, G. White, T. Irvine, A. jackson, Mgr. SECOND ROW: S. Mann, J. Frizzell, E. Yingling, K. Wherry, L. Bruce, H. Kern, G. Lansing, I. Bryce, N. Hawley. THIRD ROW: L. Osborne, I. Abrahms, W. Deaver, P. Binder, R. Snyder, C. Rothry, M. Neer, K. McAaron, G. Smythe, F. Spear, J. Chandler, R. Lamond, C. Gibson, Coach, H. Biddle, Coach. ii FIRST ROW, L -- R: Plank, Lloyd, Foote, Blackburn, Jackson, Spiegel, Volpe, Roberts, Ryther, Kruger. SECOND ROW: Mcllvaine, Locke, Fraser, Tinder, Clay, Hill, Taylor, Dubberstein, Sherman, Hutton, Carl- son, Cheek. 108 115 lb. Team FIRST ROW, L -- R: jack Elder, John Sherman, Ward Sumner, John Morrison, Mark Carlson, Jeff Roley, Edgar Bates, Tcd Stern, Sandy Williams, James Ferrer, Dut Helfrich, Mark Carpenter, John Campbell, Brad Mills, Mark Gore, T. Brown. SECOND ROW: A. Margrave, F. Cornell, L. Callihan, R. McCain, P. Chandler, I. Brokaw, J. Wills, J. Damon, I. Williams, G. Valpey, I. Roark, B. Goddard, J. deRegt, J. Atkinson, D. Score, J. Chickering, D. Shomo, I. Risdon, R. Kasper, R. Churchill, P. Spaulding. 100 lb. Team FIRST ROW, L -- R: deFranceaux, McRae, Brooks, Spence, Lansing, Agnew, Clay, Highberger, Myer, Chiles, Lehman, Gay, Ives, Davies, Sheppe, Clark. SECOND ROW: Lucas, Mavis, Schumm, Hill, Styrker, Beiser, I-Iearne, Cheston, Brown, Whitton, Mathias, Armstrong, Emerson, Matlack, Cheek, Smith, Lupton, Mayo. 109 85 lb. Team FIRST ROW, I. -- R: C. Murray, G. Carlson, M. Zimmerman, C. Richards, A. Cheeseman, E. Bloxom, M Mueller, L. Rall, D. Fisher SECOND ROW: I. Campbell, P. deRegt, I. Wilson, I. Keeler, M. Palmer, R. Oberclorfer, G. Rowinski, D. Lehman, D. Clark, L. johnson THIRD ROW: R. Babyak, D. Talmage, T. Chambers, J. Damon, S. Moncure, T. Gray, R. Leibbrandt, H. Sutherland, D. Roard, I. Howell, C. Schewe. 110 Cross Country It . 1-.: V i :kr-, .nu 3 Y -, , FIRST ROW, L -- R: James Moore, Peter Jones, John Saury, Alan Ray, Charles Smith, Gregory I-Ieineck, David Honeywell, Kerry Kastner, Tom Craig, James Stead, John Crowe, Bob Whitton, Terrance Chipman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Osuna, C. Hollis, Nathan Woodruff, Howard Harding, William Trootter, David Soleau, Austin Davis, Edgar Forrest, Sands Figures, Tod Harding, William Culbertson, George Barr, Tappey Squires, john Peacock, Paul Chamberlin. This year's Cross-country team did not meet expectations as far as winning meets is con- cerned as Paul Chamberlin and Charlie Hollis, the early season leaders, were both sidelined for some time. An unofficial I. A. C. Meet was held on our own new course November 16th. New leader Dave Honeywell, Chamberlin, and 5943 man Kerry Kastner easily took the team to second place honors in this season finale. The outlook is bright with much talent yet to be developed. . . f? , Zh The Beginning . . . . and the end! 111 Varsity Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Dexheimer, Charles Freret, Guy Smythe, Phil Moreau, Ricky Palmer, David Jacobson, Michael Neer, Derek Savage, Jimmy Worden, Jack Edsall, Kenneth McAaron, Rusty Gilpin. This year's basketball team did well considering that Ricky Palmer, team captain, was the only experienced player to return from last season. The other starters were Dave Jacobson, 6'5 senior center, junior Jim Worden, the team's leading scorer averaging over 20 points a game, and sophomore guards, Guy Smythe and Phil Moreau. St. Stephen's finished third in the IAC, losing only to Landon and Georgetown Prep. Probably the teams best game was a 61-51 victory over Woodberry Forest. Wait 'til we get him in the locker room! W L Wrestling anqia, .,. lT:,:...- , .. KNEELING L -- R: Roark, Mcllvaine, Lynch, B. Plank, McKinney, T. Plank, Bousquet, Tyson. STANDING Wollenberg, Cheston, Milius, Taylor, Mann, Maize, Caskie, I-I. I-Iarding, Woodruff, Trice, Jackson Burstein For the first time in its seven year history, St. Stephens wrestling team enjoyed a winning season posting a 6-4 record. Particularly satis- fying were wins over Georgetown Prep and St, Albans. The Saints also placed 7th in the St. Albans Tournament, where Bob Lynch, unde- feated for the season, won the unlimited crown and Captain Tom Plank placed second at 140 pounds. The team benefited from the excellent coaching of Mr. Epperly and also Mr. javens and Mr. Demeras. Many wrestlers, such as Bob Lynch, Tom Plank, Pat McKinney, and Don Mcllvaine did outstanding work throughout the season while others worked hard and de- veloped as the season progressed. With many wrestlers returning, next year might prove to be even more successful. Another win for Bob 1 .. . u -t - 9- if -.,,,,, 1, I A V i A I can hardly wait to start eating again. Now why can't I do that? How did I get into this? C X Working Hard Slipped Away . Showmanship Varsity Soccer lst ROW, L -- R: Coombe, Lenhart, VanKuffeler, Bruce, Crosman, Reynolds, Kern, Hackett, Burchill Leishear. 2nd ROW: Parks, Bellinger, Moss, Butler, Bodwalk, Holliday, Syme, Iackson, Longeway, Lewis, Boye, Stryker, Compe, Davidson, Deaver, Sebrell. It was another disappointing season for the St. Stephen's mud men. Second year Coach Charlie joseph was faced with difficult tasks of building a team virtually from scratch. As always, inexperience proved the fatal factor with only two of last years starters returning and most of the team composed of sophomores and juniors with only a hardy handful of seniors. However, the team did improve on last year's record and in the process, managed to throw a few scores into much older and more experi- enced teams. As it is a young team it will surely develop next year into one of the finest of all St. Stephen's soccer teams. Who's going to get it? Junior Varsity 1st ROW, L -- R: DeButts, I-leineck, Kruger, Grimm, Ray, Hawley, Bousquet, Shear, T. Harding, A Ettmger, Mr. Wheeler, Coach. 2nd ROW: Cheek, Mooney, L. Clay, B. Trotter, B. Ross, Frizzell, Bruder, I Carlson S. Figuers, J. Hutton. 3rd ROW: A. Fraser, Lancaster, C. Wilson, J. Saury, C. Davis. Although the j. V. soccer did not have a very good season, this year, many of the mem- bers, under the able leadership of their coach, Mr. Wheeler, have tried to perfect their soccer skills. These boys will make formidable op- ponents for any team when they join the varsity A squad. It would be impossible to commend every player by name, but a few people should be singled out for particular recognition. These include Chad Wray, an inside and one of the top scorers of the team, Malcolm Cheek, a half-back, Chad Davis, Fullback, and Todd Harding, goalie. These boys along with the other members of the Little Mud Men are 'looking forward to a better season next year. 119 This is Soccer Baseball lst ROW, L -- R: Gilpin, Dellastatious, Flynt, Edsall, Freret. 2nd ROW: Palmer, Johnson, Wilson, Smythe More au . On March 9th, St. Stephen's once again inaugurated its baseball season. With the nucleus of last yea.r's team returning and with some promising rookies, the Saints appear ready to win their first I.A.C. championship in baseball. Heading the return- ing lettermen is one of last yea.r's co-captains, Ricky Palmer. With Palmer on first base, Guy Symthe at second, Charlie Freret on short, and Phil Moreau at the hot corner, the infield has plenty of experience. Such names as Robin johnson, jack Edsall, Rusty Gilpin, Dick Wilson, and G. W. Transfer, Jimmie Worden make St. Stephen's outfield a good one. Returning also is last year's catcher, jay Davenport. The pitching corps will consist of Dick Flynt, Don Fontes, and two freshmen, Bill Fraley and Brad Sherman. 120 Track 09 FIRST ROW, L -- R: Moss, Crosman, Chamberlin, Lynch, Jacobson. SECOND ROW: Foley, Wolff, Garnett, Neer, Longeway. THIRD ROW: Sebrell, I-Iollis, Evans, McRae. This year's track men have high hopes for the 1964 season. With eight lettermen returning, including the ever present Bob Lynch, Stu Wolff, Cris Crosman, Paul Chamberlin, Charlie Hollis, the I.A.C. title is definitely not out of the question. The team is looking to up-coming members to fill in the holes in depth by taking those third and fourth places along with the top honors. 121 Cheerleaders KNEELING, L -- R: Flip Biondi, Melinda Pickett, Betty Martin, Jan Reinheimer. STANDING: Sallie Rush Camille I-Ieineck, Martha Davis, Ann Hoskot, Ann Martin. Missing: Barbara Hoge. 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Zefjjefmyaamzted' Eff, .- Wwwwwww QWww Nl I -X 1 van ll: To the Graduating Class: A Message of Congratulations from Virginia's Oldest National Bank Although First 81 Citizens National Bank of Alexandria is the oldest National Bank in Virginia, founded in 1864, we dedicate ourselves to the future. This year finds graduates at the threshold of tomorrow - entering a new and better world, with more challenges and more rewards than at any time in history. We of First and Citizens share with you every confidence in this future. Many of you, we are sure, will come to know First 81 Citizens personally in the years ahead. We look forward to the pleasure of serving you, as a financial counselor, as a neighbor, and as a fellow citizen. We pledge to serve you well. FiFStltsCitiZGHS 1 . National Bank of Alexandria Eiywmawjawmjw Main Banking Office 531 King Street Mt. Vernon Ave. Branch 2809 Mt. Vernon Avenue VlRGlNIA'S Main Branch Trust Building 507 King Street Uptown Branch 1827 King Street OLDEST Northeast Branch 701 North St. Asaph Street Bradlee Branch 3600 King Street NATIONAL Seminary Plaza Branch 4701 Kenmore Avenue Llncolnia Branch 6000 Duke Street BANK Facllltles at Fon Belvoir and Gravelly Point 4 Member FDIC 0 Telephone King 9-sooo THE PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF ST. STEPHEN'S SCHOOL OITIP 1II1e1'1 S O , - ,Haw Q il-JV iv f--.-'- I luv- FR THE SENIOR CLASS CW 1964 CO MPL IME NTS OF The Bank of Friemily Service ,BL2,,-. -Ll-A H JfEE?i!E?5E55 5E ESe ' lI1?1EJEVm4e:EQPvi'T LEXAN D1RIA National BANK 7 Locanons Klng 8-1500 330 North Washington Street Cmain officej 833 Soufh Washington Sf. Shirley Duke Shopping Center King and Royal Sfreefs Fairlington Shopping Center Terminal Bldg., Na'I'l.Airporf King Sf. at S. Walter Reed Dr. Member Federal Deposit Ivzsurance Corporation Compliments To The Graduating Class of l963 VIRGINIA ROOFING CORPORATION A 600 North Henry Street Alexandria, Virginia Phone: Klng 9-3700 Shop In Alexandria EUGENE W. ZIMMERMAN Corporation York Air Conditioning The Only Contractor ln Alexandria Recognized As Qualified ' BY The National Electrical Contractors Assn. Radio Dispatched Vehicles Financing Available, You Pay No Money Down, Take Up To 3 Years To Pay 1221 Cameron St., Klng 8-ll00 A. B. 81 W. TRANSIT COMPANY Go Place s Together Economically Superb Charter Bus Service TEmple: 6-4500 For General Information 549-7800 ..I................ Compliments of ALEXANDRIA DAIRY Products Company, Inc. SERVING Alexandria - Arlington Falls Church Fairfax - Vienna Prince William Co. Loudoun Co. Fauquier Co. Owned and Operated by VIRGINIANS for VIRGINIANS Alexandria, Va. 334 N. Pitt St. Klng 9-2525 TEmple 6-5390 COCKRELL'S HARDWARE Serving Virginians For Three Generations 3520 Duke Street Alexandria, Virginia Klng 9-0306 BURKE 8- HERBERT Bank 8: Trust Company Main Office King 8: Fairfax Streets Branch Offices 306 East Monroe Avenue 1828 Duke Street King 8: Washington Sts . Alexandria, Virginia All Types of Service Oldest Bank In The Old Dominion Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. HERBY'S FORD Metropolitan Washington' s Largest Ford Dealer Falcon :if Fairlane :F Galaxie Thunderbird Super Duty Ford Trucks 1600 Duke Street Alexandria, Va. Temple 6-6080 Member Virginia Nurserymen' s Association, Inc. Member American As sociation of Nurserymen 1 ,A Tikes, Klan E I ,- U, -1-- Xu- gi fi- 3 '. lp . L ffl in , g It . ' ' 1. . .,. ,, CAMPBELL 8: FERRARA NURSERIES PROPE . . EVERGREENS 7804 Duke Street Alexandria, Virginia FLeetwood 4-6724 R PLANTING MAKES THE HOME SHADE TREES FRUIT TREES FLOWERING SHRUBS . . From THE MOTHERS' CLUB OF STEPHEN'S SCHCJOL 4