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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedicohon Faculty S . emo rs Unde rclossmen Lower School Ath lehcs Orgonlzotlons Adve rhsements LL

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DEDICATIO l MR. WILLIS H. WILLS We, the Senior Class of l978, would like to recognize a man whose immeasurable contributions to the life, spirit, and community of St. Stephen's can never be equalled. A dedicated teacher, an invalu- able advisor, a leader of men, and a friend of all, he is a man strong in his convictions yet open and understanding to those who surround him. Far surpassing his expected duties, for years he has spent hour upon endless hour helping to shape the futures of underclassmen as well as seniors. As students, he has provided us with the precious gift of knowledge. As individuals, he has helped us to realize our potential, instilling within us the desire to succeed and the self-confidence necessary to attain our goals. For this and for all we thank you, Mr. Wills, and we proudly dedicate this yearbook to you. The process of deliberation for the dedication of Scroll '78 was indeed a long and arduous one for the seniors, Although only one person may have the honor of receiving the yea rboak dedication, there are a host of others around us whose presence is dearly felt, and without whom St. Stephen's would surely not be what it is today. These teachers and administrators are an important part of our daily lives, and yet we sometimes take them for granted. For three such people we would like to give a special Senior Recognition, our way of showing them that they are indeed appreciated. .6 xx 2 'NW ff' ' 3 x-vi. l Wh, x in . 4 ' . . 1, H .,1,if-L. ,- ' '71 , 2 - ,.f-'xtcyfag . .-. 4 .jqtrifg if .fi ,ig rg' ijt -gQ5'.j1-:i:li.f3- , ii' ei. x , 'EH 7 it :fi . zz .wC -W 'Lf'-' 1 wwffie f ,im .hula X -vt. 'Ml . , :,.M4gM,:.i, -gc., , 53 29' 'f'ir5- 7 wi 'r-SSH ' 1 A exit fill' 734' .- life'-,fr '5 'tr f'i1' ' 'iiztlit ,- '-f'.-fill 4 - ' d .Ji 4 73 N if x'ii, M MRS. BOONE NOEL for the friendliness and MR. EDWARD GOODWIN for giving much THE REV- JOl'lN.MARLlN fOr the U patience with which she carries out the day to of his valuable time to the school and for the m0fOl SUPPOVT he QW95 the 5Cl 00l Com' , day administrative tasks ofthe school. fairness with which he dispenses needed dis- be it on the field, in the classroom, or in cipline. outside lives. x.