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THE METEOR
September 29,1979
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by Garrett Jeter
This year, VES is quite for-
tunate to have four new teachers residing on its campus. These new denizens have opportunties to ofier the student body in the areas o1 music and sports as well as academics.
Mr. Rob Calvert, 22, is one
such example. A former student of VES and a native of Lynch· burg, he later attended Washing· ton and Lee, where he acquired a Bachelor degree of Arts, having majored in History and Art. Among the clas es he teaches are Core 11 and Ancient Histories.
types of experiences here. AJ. though he has confidence in the school, he nevertheless state that the spirit and unity of his days as a student is not so present nowadays.
Another new face on campus appears as Mr. James Sullivan, age 23. He attended St. Law- rence University as an under- graduate and the University of Madrid in Spain, where he ac- quired a B.A., having majored in sociology. In high school, he played basketball, squash and
oftball. In college, he was a member of a group of musicians
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hool activitie is large. The list at VE included counselorship, Honor Committee and All-Prep in LaCro . The enumeration
continu at Washington and Lee: Sophomore class President, Omicron Delta Kappa member·
Woodstock, NY, where the an· nual WoodsLock Festival is held. At VES he teaches all Spanish classes and will assist in coaching basketball and baseball. Mr. Sul- livan plans to continue teaching and hopes to do more travelling abroad. He comments on the warm, genial atmosphere here and on the diligence of the school
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Signed,
Dear Footsie,
Cut your lip ofllll!
I live in exile, we call it the Lo t Colony.
Signed, Sir Walter Wyatt
Dear ir Walter Wyatt,
The rea on that you are in ex·
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Bea ley or kill your elf.
Love, Moo e
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t cfucipHnary committee. The list goe on. Mr. Calvert hope to return to school to-study
Law and Bu ine , and dreams of ntering Politics one day. He is very complimentary of the hool, having said that the
Headmaster and faculty show a trong intere tin the school and that the students look for many
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are in want of upgrading to the
public school level. . To provide us with opportunJ· ties in the way of athletics, Mr. George Berry has appeared on
the scene. Mr. Berry, 23, and a native of Charlotte, North Caro- lina, graduated from Woodberry Forest in 1975 and from Wash· ington and Lee this spring, having acquired a Bachelor of Arts from a major in English. At W oodberry he was the Head Counselor and the captain of both the football and wrestling teams.
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