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The Statistics Of The Faculty
G eorge Lloyd Barton, Jr., B.A., M.A.,
Ph.D.
Headmaster University of Virginia Master of Latin I
9th year at V. E. S.
Joseph Kentworth Banks, B.A., M.A. Senior Master
University ofTennessee
University of Virginia
Master of English
Choir Director
32nd year at V. E. S.
John Wallace Gannaway, B.A., M.A. University ofTennessee
Master of Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry
Director of Athletics
"V" Club Sponsor
31st year at V. E. S.
William l. Wyatt, A.B.
Salem College, Winston-Salem, N. C. University of North Carolina
Master of Latin and History V Coaching Staff
6th year at V. E. S.
J. S. Magnuson, A.B., M.C. Bethany College, Kansas University of Chicago University of Kansas
Master of Spanish, German, and Latin Ill
Jacksonville, Florida . He attended the University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee, and there re- ceived his Bachelor's d e g r e e in French. For several years he was on the stafF of station WPDQ, in Jack- sonville. One of his duties there, of which he was rather reluctant to in- {orm thi:; reporter, was the broad- casting of a disc-jockey program in
In 1948 Mr. Forster became a pro- fessor at St. John's University, Shang- hai and on returning from that post in February visited the Near East and Europe.
Mr. Forster will be joined here later by his wife and son, Christopher, who is attending Pennington School in New Jersey.
W alter Schulte
Joining the two other newly-wed
couples here at V. E. S. are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schulte, who are occupy- ing the Johnstons' old apartment. Mr. Schulte is basically a northerner, since he was bo rn in Syracuse, but his family moved to Wauwatosa, a sub- urb of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He completed high school there and then went into the Navy and was stationed a t the Jacksonville Naval Air Station in Florida. During the two years he was there he played on the football team with Art Guepe and Ned Mc- Donald, coaches of the present U. Va. powerhouse. When he got out of the Navy he went to U. Va. where he played varsity football for four years, two at tackle, two at guard.
During these years he played against such stalwarts as Red Bagnell of Penn., Andy Davis of George Washington, and two less known athletes, Justice and Hosea Rodgers of some North Carolina school. He participated in the tremendous up- set of Pennsylvania in '49, but it is unknown whether he participated in throwing chairs out of hotel windows after that game.
Mrs. Schulte is teaching at the John W. Wyatt school in Lynchburg. She met Mr. Schulte when they were together at the University., She hails from the capitol of the Confederacy, Richmond. They were marrie d on August 15, 1951.
W e of the school welcome you, Mr. Schulte, t o your duties as his- tory tea cher, football coach and base- ball coach. To you also Mrs. Schulte, we extend a very cordial welcome. Ralph B. Shore
Among the new faces we are wel- coming along faculty row this year are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Shore.
Mr. Shore was born in New Castle, Indiana, but became a resident of East Bend, North Carolina in 1937. After graduating from public schools in East Bend, Mr. Shore attended the sum- mer session at the University of North Carolina.
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6th year at V. E. S.
Robert I. Lee, Jr., B.S.
North Carolina State College Georgia Institute of Technology Master of Algebra and Geometry Coaching Staff
2nd year at V. E. S.
Robert Alexa nder
The Rev. Ernest H. Forster
We are immensely happy to wel-
come the Rev. Ernest H. Forster to V. E. S. as our new chaplain. He is far from being a stranger in a boys' school; having had considerable ex- perience in this field.
Mr. Forster has recently returned from Shanghai, China, where he served on the faculty in the Central Theological School of St. John 's University.
A native of Philadelphia, he at- tended public schools there. In 1917 he received his B.A. degree from Princeton University and furthered his education by doing graduate work at Johns Hopkin s.
He taught at St. Paul's school in Baltimore and in 1920 went to China to teach in the Maban School in Y a n c h o w . I n 19 2 5 M r . F o r s t e r r e - turned to the United States for a year's study at Philadelphia Divinity School. He was ordained a priest in the Episcopal Church in 1927.
He returned to the Maban School and served as priest-in-charge of Yanchow Station and as a mission- ary in the Nanking area.
The war forced him to return to this country in 1943. He served as rector of Trinity Church in Milford, Massa- chuetts, returning to China in 1946 as a missionary in Hsickwan, Nanking.
Magill, University of Virginia
Master of Spanish I, and French
2nd year at V. E. S.
D o n a l d Ba r t o l , B . S .
University of Scranton, Pa.
Master of Science, Algebra IIA., His-
tory I, and Arithmetic Coaching Staff
2nd year at V. E. S.
Herbert Marion Harper Virginia Commercial College Administrative Staff
Bursar
2nd year at V. E. S.
New Members Winbourn S. Catherwood
We are very glad to welcome Mr. Winbourn S. Catherwood to the teaching ranks at V. E. S.
Mr. Catherwood is originally from 12
M.A.
Jr.,
B.A.
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dia lect. The boys to whom
hillbilly
he has
classes
ot a hillbi ly dialect pretty
gruous. I :e also produced radio plays, was a news-caster and read the inevitable commercials. For the past year he has acted as Editorial Assist- ant for The Sewanee Review, a literary and critical quarterly published by the University of the South. Mr. Cather- wood's duties here will consist of teaching English, presiding over the infamous legions of 3rd West, and acting as the Faculty Advisor to The Meteor. The members of The
r e o J p o e t r y in his will p. obably find the
Eng lish thought incon-
Meteor staff are exceedingly ful for his kind assistance.
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