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THE METEOR 11
Commencement Exercises
EASTER MORNING AT V. E. S.
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SA TURDA Y , JUNE 3 "V" Club Dance, 9 P. M.
SU DAY, JUNE 4 Final Service, 11 A. l\1.
Sermon by
Rt. Rev. John Jay Gravatt,
D. D.,
Bishop of Upper South Carolina
Evening Prayer, 7 P. M.
MONDA Y, JUNE 5 Finals of Tennis Tournament Final Dance, 9:30 P. ~f.
TUESDA Y , JUK'E 6 Final Exercises, 10:30 A. M.
Contests-A Flop
In the last issue of TnE METEOR, announcements were made of two contests that were to be conducted by Trm :METEOR. However the re- sponse to these notices was so slight that both contests can be considered nothing more than a failure.
Only one picture was entered in the competition for feminine beauty and only one essay was written de- spite the first prize award of two dollars.
Those are the reasons why you see no beautiful damsels or breath taking essays in this issue of Trm METEOR.
The faculty and student body of the Virgiuia Episco- pal School wish to extend their deepest sympathies to Dr. E. T. Burns on the re-
cent death of his father.
SOCIETY
Easter Hop
Last month the Hop Committee held the Easter dance. The Barks- dale Gym was shaking with jive and swarming with rug cutters. A juke box with a good assortment of records furnished the music.
Leading off for the most popular record was Star Dust with Long Ago and Miss J"ou running close seconds.
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The above photograph ·was taken on Easter Sunday morniug just bef(Jre the service bcgau. Rishop Jelf, (center backgrorwd) preached the sermon.
During the dance there was ::t slight intermission, but this was taken care of, thanks to Clay and a few others.
The gladiators were cheered by their dates, and a good time was had by all. There was no loss of life and limb. Other details of the intermtsston entertainment a r e omitted by order of the Director of vVar Information.
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Laura Lee Stickley with Dickie Claytor, 1fiss Juan Williamson with Shep Drewry, 'i\liss Betty Adker- son with "AI" \Villiams, 1Iiss Louise MacLeod with A lex Bell, Miss Julia Winston lvey with Dan Bell, Miss Ann Adkerson with Frank Bennett, Miss Molly Hud- son with Carter Clagett, Miss Mar- tha Dillard with Perrin Gower,
Miss Suzanne Growdon with David Griffith, Miss W ayne Stokes with Andreae Hodgson, Miss Gwen Lang with "Tuck" Maddux, Miss Martha Evans with Curtis Perkins, Miss Betty Jo Hanna with Bill Scaife, Miss Frances Harris with Jack Seeley, Miss Betty Stubbs with Frank Smith,~ Miss Virginia Hollifield with Mason Thomas, 1Iiss "Snookie" Atherholt with Steve Thorne, Miss Anne Amonette with Bob Arthur.
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