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

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to look lil Q W9 PQ w infully aware. It seems only yesterday that a group of young boys l proper gentlemen We lealrnedithese finite Hx W. i,.,.twAtirvM Mr mi wi 3 -- i- -- ,- Y t A 1, s and our defeats were accentuated by th I come to look at ourselves not merely as individuals, but as distinct members of a vast a single body, a class. We learned as a class, we competed as a class, we partied as a class, at the losses and gains of o classmate as those of our own. A friend would fall next to le one. lt wasp momenmusiiQQCQSiion.ifQmi-all 1 short, our classmates were our lives. me the linerrlonlblobliingllin n ,Corn fade? These moments are not remembered, and yet they are treasured - for without shove h d h times to ether. Sit back and let your mind wanderg a host of Cl mdny CIPDY Q head. l 4-23- v 1 ws - TV fl 1. ' gx.a,J' K' Y A.. 1!,YlfrL, l mmm' ligiivi wiiiwlif I ,, . .,uc.,A J

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These times are now gone. We are leaving friend and home alike to venture off into the world. We prepared, but leaving is still a challenge. Remember when . . . still lingers inn our called the class is finally broken apart. We will meet agaihg butfour experiences togethen naw merely fleeting thoughts. When did the time slip past - we remember as yesterday occurences But reminiscences must be cleared away - we have books to write and fortunes to amass. not stay bogged down in the mire ofthe past. W i it i i i W i ' W Scroll '78 is a collection of these very reminiscences. Years from now we shall flip through its ancient remember when . . . will once again return. Collecting and publishing -such Mmemo ' Through a reliable and hardworking staff l was able todo thisiwith af certainfmeaslfiiliei have seen and done much, and it is for you that this yearbook has been created. I onlyfi recall a good time or a friend's name or even a moment of'athletic glory, this boakwillsc . if only through thought, remain a class forever. f .f i it i.fi ni H..-fa mi., . . . nblfi' ' t Ra . .F-rv, zff' ,. ,'.,g '. 1 . r. A ' rt . ,s 4 ., , , - ,,'f .., . NJ. - VW! '-,--..-.ml ' M.. A . 7,8 . . iw. . .- ga if Q