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was made.
THE METEOR
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AND PRESENT
SENIOR PROFILES
Sandy and James Best, sons of Paul Best, 1933, (dec.); William and Malcolmn Harris, sons of William C. Harris, Jr., 1930; Jeph and Dillon Rose, Hugh and Mike Sudduth, sons of E. Hugh Sudduth, 1927; Wallace and John McKenna; Hugh and Gordon Whitehead, Bernard and Stephen (abs.) Reams, sons of Bernard Reams, 1937; John and Thomas Coun- cil, Charles and James Rudolph, Richard and Thomas Wagner, Richard and Gordon Sheridan, both absent when picture
WLLIAM SCALES CHANDLER, JR. Burlington, North Carolina
Chan, as he is known in most circles, is in his third and final year around the "Old 160." An out- spoken, intellectually slanted, im- peccably dressed pia no player, our boy Chan will have a definite imprint on those he has known here at V. E. S. For the past two years, Chan has added much to the quality of the choir with his outstanding bass voice.
PETER TOUCEY BIDWELL New City, New York
Peter, now beginning his second year at V. E. S., returns to us as a boarder. He displayed last year the ability of being the congenial, soft spoken boy that quickly mingles with the crowd. The admiration shown him by the boys on the new dorm (where
In other school activities he will leave his mark, too. He has been a member of the cross-country and tennis teams in past sessions; and this year he heads the layout department of the Meteor.
He was speaker for the Republican Presidential nominee, Senator Barry Goldwater in a recent political ses- sion held in the chapel.
Upon graduation from V. E. S., Chan plans to enter either W. & L. or U. Va.
Bowen) verifies this trait of leader- ship.
Last year Peter showed his versatil- ity in the sporting field by lettering both in soccer and golf. Extra-cur- ricularly, he serves on the Vestige Staff, where he can put his talents to use. Pete wishes to attend Fra nklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Penn. where he plans to study
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wish him well on