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Volume XXXXI
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Entered os second-closs molter September 28, 1928, ot the Posloffice ot Lynchburg, Vir- ginio, under the Act of Morch 3, 1879.
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MEMBER, SOUTHERN INTER-SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIA TION EDITORIAL BOARD
DICK MOSS, Edilor-in Chief
THE EVENING LENTEN SERVICES
This yeM, V. E. S. is celebrating the Lenten season by having services every school night Monday through Friday. These services last for ap- proximately ten minutes.
The students perform the service. Each boy has a chance to be accolyte and to perform one of three services.
These are the Litany, Family Prayer, and Evening Prayer.
The services are attended volun- tarily by the students. So far the results have been very encouraging. Almost all the students are taking some sort of role in these services.
The boys who read the service re- ceive instructions from Mr. Hester, who goes over the service with them sometime during the day. That night the students are on their own and have done a very fine job with their conducting of services.
30. Dillon . ............................. 88.6 Williams . ......................88.6 32. Mansfield . .......................88.5
33. Banks .... . .......................... 88. Carr .....................................88. Lee, J....................................88.
36. Groome ..................................87.8 Lynn .......... ..........................87.8 McDonald ............................87.8
Zealy ..... .......................87.8 40. Capetanos ..................87.7 41. Harris, R. . ..................... .87.4
.. ................. . ..87.4 ... .....................87. ........ .... .... ...... . 87.
OWEN
CHIP WOOD ond
BIRTHDAYS
April
BARNEY DAVID
GILLESPIE
CARTOONISTS BUSINESS BOARD
ANDREWS .......... .
Monogers
PHOTOGRAPHERS
LOCHER RAMSEY
TYPIST
TEGELER
BICKFORD
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Mastin ..................................... 6 Scholl, J . .......................... ... 8 Overbey .................................II Temple .............................. IS Boyer .. ................. . .. . 21 Blackwell ... .. . .. ...... .. . .. .... .... . . 24
V. E. S. AVERAGES FOR THE MONTH ENDED MARCH 30, 1957
Spaugh .. . .... . ... .
Joslyn
May
Owen
Scholl, K.
Allred . . ......... ................ 6 Roper .......................................... 6 Wood ........................................... 15 Joyner .......................................... 19 Capetanos ........................ .......... 20 Craighill ... . ............................20 Burg . ...................................21 Shepherd .................................22 Hulswit . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Roberts ............................. 25 Darden ........................31
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London . . ........ . ............86.8 47. Perry, B. . .. .........................86.6 Perry, Wm........................ 86.6
TI-lE COLUMNS
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Gillespie
Webb, P.
Shouse
Barney .
Fox
Overbey . .. ......................89.2 Rawls . .. ......................89.2 Scott ..................................89.2 Webb, E. ...............................89.2 Dulaney ..................................89.
Watkins Grant Nash, R.
...........................85.6 ......................85.5 ..................... .... 85.5
APRIL. 1957
No.5
. .................................. . ...• ......•.•.Monoging Editor ..............•..........•.........................•.... Sports Editor
TED WEBB
DAVID WILSON
MR. ERWIN HESTER ...... ............. ............. .. ............. Foculty Advisor
'~R. LIN LUNSFORD
HORTON HULSWIT DULANEY FREYER PERRY, B.
•.......... REPORTERS
LANGHORNE DE VERE ROSS
CUNNINGHAM
DELAGRANGE
....•.......Photogrophic Advisor GIBSON
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Delagrange
Harriss, T.
Hettrick
Lee, Ben
Bunn .........................94.2 Langhorne .....................93.4 Shanklin .......................93.4
96.6 . ...................95.6 .... . .. . .. .... ... .. 95.2 .. . . .... . . . .... . 94.6
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Roper .................................92.8 9. Gibson ......................92.5
Hill.. Kizer Mastin
Day .............................92.4 Horton .............................92.3 Gilfoyle ...........................92.2 Hotchkiss ............................92.2 Ramsey ............................91.8
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Tegeler .........................86.6 Davidson ................................86.4 Woofter, J.............................86.2 Wilson .................................86. Burg . .. .................................85.8 Floyd ..................................85.8 Freyer ...... ......... . .85 .8 Cunningham ........................85.6 Showalter . .. ......................85.6
I5. Scholl, K. ....................91.7 16. Allen, Arch .............. ............91. 17. Woofter, A. .........................90.6 18. Bonfoey ........................90. 19. Darden . ...........................89.7
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45. Bottger .. .... . . .. .... ...... .....86.8
43.
......................... 85.4 . ......................85.2 McCaskey ..............................85.2 Scholl, J. . . .........................85.2
65. Englander .....:........................85. THE METEOR
61. Joslyn
62. Carter, D. .