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THE METEOR
Volume LXIII
FEBRUARY- MARCH, 1959
No. 4
V. E. S. AVERAGES FOR SCHOLASTIC MONTH ENDED FEB. 28, 1959
I. Carr ....................97.2 2. Roper ........................ .. .. ........ 96.6 3. Hortenstine ......................96.2 4. Burke ...... .. .. ..................94.8 5. Bunn ................ ...................94.6 6. Walke .................................94.4 7. Muse ............ .... ........... 94.3 8. Nelson ..... ..................... ..94.2 9. Cassady ........ ... ... .. ... ....94.
Saunders
I I. Bloom .......... ...................93.2 12. Langhorne ...........................93.
Von Canon
14. Lee, Wm. . ............. .92. OLE IS. Adams, John . .. ...............91 .4
Parker
17. Hardy ............................. 91.2 w
big pass from old
........................... .......90.6
Thomas, R. In
Issued by the students of the Virgini11 Episcopo!!! School, lynchburg, Virgini11, monthly during the school term.
Entered liS second-cl11ss m11tter September 28, 1928, 11t the Posfoffice 11t lynchburg. Vir- ginill, under the Act of M11rch 3, 1879.
Subscription for one school session-Two doll~~rs 11nd fifty cents.
MEMBER, SOUTHERN INTER-SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION EDITORIAL BOARD
STANLEY CHARLES CUNNINGHAM, Ill} . . CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE. JR. .. .......................Co·Edofors-on-Choef
Al ROPER ............ .......................... ..............••.M~~n11ging Editor WALLACE SIMPSON ................................................ Sports Editor GLENN McCASKEY ........•................ ........•........ Photogr11phic Editor MR. N. V. DANIEL, JR.............. .......... .............................. Adviser D. T. AN DREWS ............ . .................... ..... .•... , ........ Business M~~n11qer
THE STAFF: FREEMAN RAWLS
PAYNE WOOD GROOME CAMPBELL TEMPLE DILLON
......................................9 1. 20. Dillon ...................................90.8
Freeman
25. Hunter ...... ........ . . ...... . .90.4
LAWRENCE
1958 Winner of FIRST PLACE award for schools of less than 200 Students, in SIPA
competition.
Perhaps the mid-terms scared a few, or perhaps they got tired of sitting in study hall. Whatever the reason, their efforts are to be commended.
In the excitement of it all, it might be easy to overlook two points which should be emphasized.
To those who have study-out privileges, the challenge is obvious: Keep it! Don't run up and down the hulls participating in extra- curricular bull sessions. Every privilege has its responsibility, and yours is to study, despite the fact that you are no longer threatened by counselors, masters, and stick pads. Now you must make your-
selves study, and when you do that, the study-out privilege is a much more meaningful accomplishment.
The challenge to those who are still in study hall is equally as obvious: Get out! Many of the names on the new list indicate that almost anyone who really tries can do it, and each of you is chal- lenged to match their efforts. You will be amazed at the amount of work you can accomplish in the comfort and privacy of your own room .
The Basketball Team
A review of the recently completed basketball season reveals
that Coach Jim Farmer's charges acquitted themselves well, and the '58-'59 Basketball Bishops will be known as one of the schools better teams.
26. Rawls Tarplee
..... .. ......... . .... ..... 90.2
ot V hea Cad
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For the first time this year, almost SO% of the student body
prise 3 I. Basten ........................... .... ..... 89 .8 sam
Challenge to
averaged 85% or better on their studies for the month of February.
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Vigor
57. Cartledge ......... ................86.4
Temple
Flippin, Wm.
60. Mansfield ............................86.2 61. Loth ....................................86.
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32. Sheild ....................................89.4 33. Girling ................................88.8
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Thomas, T. 29. Goodwin Patterson
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37. Crudup .................................88.6
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Burd
39. Lynn .................................... 88.4
40. Hunt ...................................... 88.2 The
41. Edmunds .................... .........88.
42. Bottger ..........................87.7 D 43. Day ........ .................. ............. 87.6
Luther
45. ~~h~lin, J . ............................ 87.4 1
Bish \ll/ood ............................. ...... 87.2 sere
47. Gehring ...............................87.3 48.
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McCaskey' ........................... 86 .7
Barnes ................................... 86.6
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