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stay here and help run the VES sports camp. After he is settled down in North Carolina, he hopes to attend graduate school next year and may consider going into the ministry.
Mr. Elliott said when inter- viewed, "Just tell them I'm leaving!"
The METEOR staff joins the VES community in wishing these
faculty members well in their new endeavors, and to let them know that they will be missed here in their various capacities.
Coqrat.tiona and
Belt of Luck
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Anyone who il facing these big queetioDI at graduation and thinking of enliltment or regis- tration hu the right to make an informed decilion. Therecruiten and advertising will give you only one aide of the atory -
because recruiters' joba depend on how many people they can aign up. And Selective Service'• registration program depend• on how many men they can aign up.
Before you make these deci- aione, you owe it to yourself to get both aidea of the story and explore your optiona. Get infor- mation and counseling. Regiatra- tlon and enliatment are big
decilion1. Don't make them until 1ou have all the fact•.
CCCO, the nation'• Jarreat mWt&rJ and draft eouneeling apney, hu a network of over 2,100 eounaelora aatlonwlde.
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Every year at VES teachers
have to make up their mind
whether or not they want to
return the following year. This year we have three teachers
who have decided to depart from the VES faculty. They are: Mr. Graham Hudgins, Mr. George
tered in Dallas. He will be a sales · representative for them and he and his family will be living in Matthews County, Virginia, just northeast of Yorktown. Other than being involved with work, Mr. Hudgins hopes to spend more time with his family and wants to become more involved in church related activities.
Mr. Berry is moving back to Charlotte, North Carolina, where he is originally from. He will be teaching at Charlotte Christian Academy. This summer he will
New VES Leaders David Reaves Reynolds
Charles Henry Russell, IV Richard Warren Stephene
William Boone Thomas William McKenzie Walker, Jr. Stephen Eugene Watkins, ill
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Berry, and Mr. Peyton Elliott.
By Kevin Merritt
A group of sleepy students awaited the van on the steps of Jetton Sunday, May 8th. It was 2 a.m. and in six hours these students would be in W est Virginia preparing to start their journey down the New River.
The group was led by Mr. Smith and the Rev. Eade who were both excited but desperately wanting to get back to sleep on the van.
The group arrived at the raft · company's office at six a.m., two hours before they had to go on the river. It was cold and rainy when 8 o'clock finally came and the students put on their wet auits to ward off the cold river
water.
Meteor
By Boward
l:iack onee again Ia the very
popular movie review•, dellglleG with you in mind; fighting the never ending war to save you from waating your precioua time on aome of the garbage Holly· wood il flinging; so read on and become enlightened.
Firat on the list thia month Ia "Sprinp; Break," the quinteeeenee
of a n~plot teeny bopper 1kin nick. Not a bad movie if you're in the mood for it. Nude glrll abound, and ye1, even the lowll-
approximately 7 hours with a terrific lunch served along the way. Two enjoyable parts of the journey were "Jump Off Rock" and "Swimmer's Rapid", where the students who wished to could go swimming in the freezing water. Most of the students got into the water, but they were unable to convince Mr. Smith to come with them. However, Gene Grant did soak Mr. Smith while bailing the boat. Luckily, no one
fell off the boat, although Lance Stewart had a close call.
Overall, it was a very enjoy- able trip and well worth the
of sleep. Mr. Smith is planning ot take a group down the Gauley River next year which ehould prove to be just u exciting!
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Mr. Hudgins has decided to go
into business with his father as a five state distributor for synthe- tic engineering lubricants, which is part of a company headquar-
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George Wnods Cook
William Schaum Gravely, ill James Chapelle Hi11, ill
Mark Edward Holmberg William i1 Hunter
Douglaa Allen Huezti
llaaor Hamilton
Walter
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David
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A new low in moviee hu found. A movie eo bad it
have a palter at the theatre;
aomeone made oae with a
marker. Too bad, ma7be If I hMI
aeen the pa~ter I have
wuted my moaey. Aarwa:t, definitely do DOt 111 the
on Sorority Row." It'• Dot a
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