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New Faces
By George
Some of you old boys might
have noticed five new and distinctively female faces in addition to the 97 or so new boys. · No, VES is not going co-ed.i These five females work at
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There are many aspects in our community which are very im· portant in the development of a strong body of faculty and students. Participation in the honor and disciplinary systems, athletics and
clubs have all been very sufficiently impressed upon you. One aspect thatcanboostanyschoolbody,especiallyatYES,isastrongstudent- faculty relationship. This is important not only for the student, but
for the faculty also.
Although the student and faculty ages may possess a gap, that is
perhaps the only gap there is. Although the faculty is hired to teach, they are here to learn, just as the student is. Each faculty member wants to know t he student. It makes their job much easier, but it also means much to them personally if they can get to know those which he or she is associated with within the class. You need not be afraid of the faculty. Keep in mind that they are very eager to know the stu-
dent, and be should possess the eagerness as well. .
The student can benefit from a strong relationship. At a place such
as YES, students will need help or counseling at some point in their . career here. The VES faculty is the place where it can be found.
Whether it be a Calculus test or a Dear John letter, a teacher that
!mows you well will be much more and willing to respond and help and
will do so in a positive manner. A faculty member with whom you are comfortable can be a student's best friend. The VES faculty is here to serve the student and is very willing to do so. The student's effort to get to know these people will produce nothing but benefits. ·
Students at times become sour towards teachers because they seem quiet or closed to the student. The student and faculty alike,
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On October 14, 1983, the Junior League of Lynchburg will h9ld ita 23rd Annual Bargain Mart.Sale at the City Armory from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. This
fers large and 1mall h0111ehold
items, linens and bedding, and
small appliances. Master Charge
and Visa will be accepted again
this year, and a concession stand
will be open during the entire sale.
Proceeds from Bargain Mart support the Junior League of Lynchburg's community proj- ects including Day in the Park,
· LivingHistoryatPointofHonor, Self Esteem in the Middle Schools, Puppet Program for Elementary Schools, Women's C.A.R.E. and Shelter, Women's Resource Center, Children's
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· YES's Roving Eye took to the streets again to aak: "What . would you like to be VES'a Dei&
building projeet'r'
Mrs. Berry: A swimming pool• . Raymond Gibson: An indoor lacrosse stadium for bo• lacrosse.
Fourd Kemper: A swimming pool.
Wes Watkins: A parking lot for
seniors to have ears.
Mr. Meador: A field • Page Robertson: A roof on Ran- dolph.
Charlie Triplett: Turn
field into Johnson Astrodome with an underground tunnel coming from the gym.
Nursing Home, and Sheltered Workshop.
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must make an effort to improve relations. YES has the finest group of . · ·From 7-11 the main attraction students and the most quality group of faculty in the world. There features "Astro Disco."
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SMILEY BLOCK COMPANY
Lynchburg, Virginia I
should be no reason for anything but a positive relationship between
the t wo. · Hills, 7:30-10:00 p.m.
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E lliott's On!! Hour Cleaners
:i:W7 Bedford A ve. Lynchburg, \'a. 24503
PHONE:s.&;; 334~,
LAIJJidJRY AND DRYCI.t:ANING Va.
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
.......,~:Luke Kellam ......: Hal RoUiD•
. . . , . . , . . _ : 1011 W a r m ,.._ : Patriek Fant
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W. D. CAMPBELL & SON, INC.
INSURANCE
Jo'int & Mf'rrhantl Bank Bu1ld1ng 1'.0 . Rox 877
LYNCHBURG, VA.
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BASTEN CO. INC. Gener•llnsur•nce
121 Church St.
Oct. 1 -
THE METEOR
Fridav. September
various desk jobs
the campus. Lauren Baum Ia the assistant nurse. Martha Camp· bell took over Mary Marshall's' position as receptionist, and assistant registrar, since Mary became Mr. Zimmers' secretary. Karen Mayes is the computer program coordinator in the development office. The alumni
·office filled two positions. Diane Bremijoin is the Administrative Assistant to the development of- fice while Nicole Balant is the director of annual giving. We wish these ladies the best ofluck and a long and enjoyable career here.
event offers
descriptions for sale at.,.,azing· ly low prices. In addition to clothing needs, Bargain Mart of-
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V arsity football game, home at 2:00 p.m. V.E.S. vs. Ravenscroft. Mixer with St.
Catherine's, Chatham Hall, St. Margaret's, Seven Hills, and Stuart Hall following the game.
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Theater K-5, Children's Theatre Conference, Volunteers in the
Oct. 3 - Skateland with Seven
Oct. 7-9 - Board of Trustees W eekend. ·
·· Oct. 14 - Bargain Mart
Oct. 28-30 - V.E.S. Drama
Association trip to Fredricksburg for the Virginia Theatre Conference.
WOOD'S SWEAR
(804)847·7101 1005 Main St. Lynchbur~r, Va.
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