Virginia Episcopal School - Vestige Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

 - Class of 1947

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ALUMNI ..l927 Sfrofher Hale is living in Pearis- burgl Va. I93I Oliver Lewis is now living in Swickley, Pa. Ta suburb 01c PiH'sburghi. I936 Capt Geo. L. Baden. III. TMETE- OR, Jan.-Feb.. l946i, son of Dr. Bar- +on. is now Assisfanf Prof. of Milifary Science a+ +he Univ. of Illinois. Cap+. Barfon was Jrhe Head Counselor 5+ VES in I936. Rev. W. J. Gordon TTHE ME- TEOR. Jan.-Feb.. I946i is on fur- lough From his missionary work in Poinf Hope. Alaska. I942 L. S. Noffingham. Jr. TTHE ME- TEOR. Oc+ober. l945i. who was a counselor. member of +he V -Ciub because of his being manager of frack in I942. and was on +he Hop CommiH'ee for +wo years. is now go- ing +0 school a'r VMI. I944 Jim York. who'was a counselor. member of The V -Club. and 6 Me- feor phoiographer. is also affending classes 6+ VMI. I945 Jack ParroH. who was edifor of The Mefeor . member of The V - Club. counselor, and Senior Class Prophe'r for I945. visi+ed VES from VMI. where he is going +0 school. Whar+on Gaul and Chas. Hileman are a'r +he Marine Training Camp a+ Parris Island. S. C. The following alumni were af VES during Jrhe Homecoming week-end: Alberf Kemper, 'I8, and Mrs. Kem- per: Bransford Adams, '20. and Mrs. Adams: George Barlow, and Hen- derson Maddux. '24. and Mrs. Mad- dux; Bunny Henshaw. '25: Tho. Glas- cock. '29. and Mrs. Glascock: Rob- erf Runser and Mrs. Runser, William Baskerville, '30; Dob Ike Owen. '34: Rober+ Baskervill. Ralph Hardy, and Mrs. Hardy and daugh+er. Bill Gil- liam. and Vaughan Winborne. '35: Kennefh Ganf. '36: John Jenkins. and Lf. Arnold Sayer. '4I , .and Mrs. Say- er: Thomas Kirkpai'rick. '42: Gus Hafhaway and John Waller, '43: Da- vid Perkins and Robin Magi , '44; Hal Dunbar. '45: and Frank Aldred. Lewis Flemer. Gene Gilman. Pryor Perry. Davis Rianhard. Val Sfieglifz. Bill Thomas. and Chas. Weaver. '46. MUSIC Recorded Music The Classics The new season of +he Na+ional Broadcasfing Company Symphony has iusf opened wi+h Toscanini. i+s permanenf conducfor. In records +his monfh +here is a varied assorfmenf. Beginning wifh opera. Columbia has pu'r ou'r a mas- ferpiece in i+s new album, Two Monologues from Die Meisfersinger . Herberf Janssen and +he Me+ropoli- fan Opera Orchesfra. Vic+or has an album of songs from Vicfor Her- berf's OpereHas. sung by Dorofhy Kirsfen. Kreisler plays fhe violin solo in his own concerfo wi'rh Donald Vorhees and +he Vicfor Sfring Orchesfra. iVici. This is a beaufiful work and.w'ill be enjoyed by all +he lovers of vuohn music. Also ouf by Vicfor is Grieg's Symphonic Dances. played by Sevif- sky and +he Indianapolis Symphony. Columbia has released a new record- ing of Shumann's lsf Symphony. Erich Leinsdorf and Jrhe Cleveland Symphony. 8 Vicfor commemorafes its billionfh record wifh a de-luxe single rec- ord. Siars and Sfripes Forever and Semper Fidelis. played by The Bosfon Symphony wifh Kousevifsky conduding. Popular and Jazz The good old days are back. There are plenfy of good records, and any kind. from popular +0 +he noveify. This monfh Columbia has come up wifh +he besf recording. so far. of Old BuHermilk Sky : H's by Kay Kyser. wi+h an equally good side backing if up. Also in +he popular line Be++y Rhodes has puf ouf 6 won- derful recording of Rumors are Flying. Once again Benny Good- man has oufdone himself in pre- senfing a new s+ar. His lafesf re- lease, My Blue Heaven. feaiures Arf Lund wifh a vocal much bef- fer ihan Blue Skies. For +hose who like Harry James. his new re- cording of Beaumonf Ride is Jrops. H has a few new riffs. buf if's s+ill +he same old James. Somefhing new has been pu'r ou+ by Columbia. H's A Vicfor Borge ProgramC' classed as a novelfy, buf sfiil good. In our sixfh and iasi' held of music. jazz. Signafure Records has re-issued The Man I Love. by Coleman Hawkins. This record is abouf +he bes'r in The modern iazz field +0 be puf out and is a sure candidafe Tor every record collecfor's iibraryi no maHer whai fype 0T music he prefers. VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Non - milifary. Superior preparafion for all col- leges af moderaie cosf. Accredifed High s+andard in schol- arship and afhlefics . . Gymnasium . . . I40 acres heaifhfuily and beaufifuliy sifuafed in Virginia mounfains. Foi Ca+aiog Wriie +0 George L. Barfon. Jr. M.A., PhD. Headmasier V. E. 5.. Lynchburg. Va. VISIT THE WHITE HOUSE SEARS-ROEBUCK 8: CO. Shop a+ Sears and Save I026 Main Sfreef Phone 447 FRANKLIN'S 57 Years of Fine Cloihing 92l Main Sireef THE METEOR

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SPORTS Disasfer, for Us ch. I9HThe powerful Woodber- 1y Foresi Tiqers oulscored The V. E. S. Bishops 49 lo 7 in +heir homecom- inn. qamo on Johnson Field. The hardelighling Bishops held +he Tigers scoreless for +he lir51L quarfer. buf Woodberry displayed Jroo much power anqueserve sfrengfh for +he V. E. S. eleven. Dean Davidson, big All-Soufhern back. sfarred for +he winners, scor- ing Three of +heir Jrouchclowns. one on an 80-yard run. and anofher affer a 70 yard runback oi an infercepfed pass. Also scoring for +he Tiqers were Bland Wilson. Tullis, and Reu- ninq. Capfain Jim Ballou was ou+s+ancl- ing for Jrhe Bishops. bo+h on Jrhe cle- fensive and Jrhe offensive. He scored The only V. E. S. fouchdown in +he second quar+er when he snagged a shorf pass from Allen on his forfy and ran six+y yards for +he score. Flemer kicked Jrhe ex+ra point mak- ing Jrhe score 14 +0 7. The Tigers came back +0 build up a 27 Jro 7 lead by half-fime. Woodberry fopped 0H ifs aHack wifh +hree more +ouchdowns in The second half. The lineupswsi V. E. S. ' Posi n W. F. Whifoker ............ LE ............ Longaker Flemer ................ LT ............ Meadows W. Maddux ...... LG .................... Hill CorneH ............ C ...... lc-cl H. Wilson Gormly .............. R6... Vanderwoorf Kemper .............. RT ................ Phillips CraH .................. RE .............. Darden T. Maddux ........ QB .................... Tullis Ballou lcl ............ LHW lc-cl Davidson Allen .................. RH .............. Selvage Hyre .................. FB ............ B. Wilson Defeaf a+ Waynesboro Ocl'. 26eFishburne Milifary School scored Jrwo l'OUCl'ldOWnS in Jrhe firmL quarler and wenf lion +0 hand +he visifing Bishops an 18 +0 6 de leaf on Jrhe Cadef's field af Waynes- boro. , The Cadefs gof OH: +0 6 good sfarf when +hey scored on a-long pass from Reed +0 Carver in Jrheir firsf play from scrimmage. The home feam added 'ano+her score iu'51L be- fore +he HI? eriodl was over. The Cadefs scoief Jrheir second marker vwhen JSngford pgssgcl from +he VES TH E' ' ME T;EiO R 20 lo HiH, who laleraled Jro Ashman. who scored slanding up. The Bishops loughf back for Jrheir lone score in Jrhe second quarier when Perrin Gower wen+ over from +he l yard line To climax a 60 yard VES drive. The drive sfarfed when Gower infercepfed a Fishburne pass on his I9 and carried +0 his 40. From Jrhere Jrhe Bishops rolled Jro Their only score. The hahc ended wiJrh Fish- burne leading 12 +0 6. The Bishops +hrea+ened +wice in +he lasf half. driving +0 Jrhe Fishburne 20 boih Jrimes. bu+ here The Cadefs helcl. Fishburne scored l'heir lasf six poinls in +he Tinal minufes of Jrhe game on anofher pass +0 Carver. Cadef end. Lineup: . VES Pos. FMS Whifaker ............ LCE..'XTTTX....Q SfraT'FOrd Flemer ....... ii. ....... LT ..... i i i, rl'Gordon Maddux. W. ...... LG ................ Dokey CorneH ............ C .................... ScoHL Gormly .............. RG .............. Hoskins Kemper .............. RTWWN: ...... Edson CraH .................. RE .............. Carver Maddux. T ......... QB .............. Murphy Allen RB .................. Reed Lewis. C. ............ LB ..... ' ....... Hubbard Hyre .................. FB .............. Ashman J. V. The Junior Va'rsi+y seasons are well under way, wilh Jrhe I20Vpouncl Jream making a':s+rong bid for'fh'e Cify Championship. The l30-poLfnclers have noJr fared as well as +heir smaller Jreammai'es. winning only one game in six sfarl's. buf Jrhey have shown definife signs of im rovemeni as Jrhe season progressed. osing Some hard- foughl games. The' IZO-pouncl feam af presenf boasfs Jrhe besl record in Jrhe Cify League compefifion. having won four ouf of five games for an average of .800. The Rivermon+ feam, which handed Jrhe Baby Bishops Their only deleaf so far. is giving +hem a hard fighffor Jrhe Championship laurels. The schedules. wifh scores so far. follow: . I20-pound: A V. ES. l2. Rivermonl l9. V. E.S. I3, Miller Park 6. V. E. S. 25. Guggenheimer O. V. E. S. 6. RivermomL O. V. E. S. 2!. 'Miller P'ark l2. Nov. 7eV. E. 5'. vs. Gbggenheimei. 'af Guggenheimer Nov. IPV. E. S. vs. Rivermonf. e ' 6+ Rivermon+ Nov. ZIeV. E. S. vs. Miller Park, of V. E. 5. Nov. 28eV. E. S. vs.rGuggenheimer. 5+ V. E. S. l30-pound: V. E. S. 0. BurneHe Tire 26. V.E.S. O; Wes+over Pharm. 30. V. ES. 0. Rivermonl l2. l V. E. S. 20. Pres. Orphanage O. V. E. S. 6. Guggenheimer 31. V. ES. 7. Guggenheimer l8. Nov. 6eV. E. S. vs. BurneHe Tire; . a+ Miller Park Nov. l3eV. ES. vs. Wesfover Pharmacy af Miller Park Nov. ZOeV. E. S. vs. Rivermoni. , .a+ V. E. S. Nov. 27-V. E.. S. vs. Presby+erian Orphanage a+ Orphanage . MAKE RESERVATIONS, FOR YOUR PARENTS and FRIENDS AT THE VIRGINIAN HQTEL EIGHTH and CHURCH . PHONE 2700 d'ZE'il'fiL 311T FORTEVER'iY'iI'HINCT-Zv IN SPORTING GOODS and PHOTOGRAPHY. see S. 0;: FISHER. Inc. ' EE'sllablished l823 ' ' 1024 MAIN STREET: mm llFashions in Foods :rl-SOUTIHERN CAB: COMPANY V'PHONE ' 2-9-4



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METEORITES Through +he Telescope By The Old Asfrologer Greefings. all comefs. mefeoriles, and earfh-bouncl Bishops. The skies have lighfened up a biJr lafely wifh several old comefs flashing by on fheir orbilal roques and some new ones spuHering abouf. Pal Val S+iegli+z and 'Big Boy Thomas sailed in under cover 01c some nighl misf +0 spend homecom- ing week-end on Second Weer. Comef Thomas. before Jraking +0 +he spheres again, inierviewed Mar- gie, bqu made no public com- menf. Homecoming dance came OH in grand slyle. The niqh+ was clear lfhe only Jrime in V. E. S. hisforyl, +he moon was bright and ouf of Jrhe dark came. Sfop i+. Kerner. ln recenf as+ronomical happeninns Adam l +ake my pic+ure, coachHl Maddux, on accoumL of his gangren- ous arm. was unable +0 ride +he Hal- lowe'en broomsfick wiJrh his currenf bewifching flame. Reusens Ruby. while Colonel FolleH. because of as- figmafism of +he eyes which he re- ceived in menfal combaf wifh a moJrh. invesiigafed some irregular piano playing in The qym during sfudy hall and. inquired Young man, are you an A s+udenf? The immedial'e an- swer was Man. yo' sho' is crazy! Up on Second Wesl' John Hyre has been noficecl melfing down Jrhe radio club's aerial wire +0 make a copper confainer. H's sfill puzzling fhe ole Asfrologer. And recenfly Armisfead has awakene'l mornings To find himsehC powdered under by Ski-Jump's boys from +he ofher endn o'l clorm. ' Affer +he Fishburne game +he fool'ball squad was seen racing Through +he woods frying +0 oblif- erafe +he effecfs of Mr. Maddux's good ole mounfain clew. THE METEOR Wilh Jrhe beginning of Jrhe seconcl scholaslic monlh' nof +0 be oufdone by +he ITall oi Jrhe year, +he solid grades Tell +00. Rumors have been picked up by The observafory +ha+ mighfy Second WeslL has been making expedifionary aHacks on Third West The +hwee+ dorm. The only losses have been a pair of suspenders and a pin-up girl. The +elescope fades now, and 0qu 0T Jrhe mis+ can be heard Jrhe Exalied One's voice echoing. Why did you leave if under Jrhe radical? As+ronomical Calendar Oc+ober SeFirsf dance of Jrhe year is held wi+h plenfy of Jrhe R.-M. W.C. elemenf presenf. Ociober l7e Nas+y Sfeve Ham- meH pockefs a pound cakeehere- affer +0 be known as +he '90 mile pas+ry. chober ZOvHWhop Carfer clis- plays a Jren year collecfion of Varga girls on +he walls of his bunk, asserJr- ing +ha+ he knows Jrhe girls person- all . lCIDcfober 23elvlr. FolleH denies +ha+ his Green Hornef aufomobile is propelled by Boy Scou+s cleverly concealed benea+h +he fenders. chober 24e LiHle Fooisie is s+ar+lecl +0 meef Margie on Jrhe sfairway on his way in a+ 2 A. M. chober ZoeThe Universi+y of .Tennessee is smeared by Wake Foresl' and Jrhe Exalfed One wifh- draws wifh a cough and has no comment chober 27e'iCarefree Caffrey refires for Jrhe nighiL and leaves or- ders nof +0 be disfurbed by any girls calling long disfance. chober 28- McDung Jrakes an overdose of hard cider and walks un- sfeaclily f0 +he infirmary +0 sober up. Ocl'ober 29-A goodly number of our brelhren Jrhrow aside all +hough+s of sfudy ancl wiJrh delirious cries of circus manage +0 make monkeys of Jrhemselves. Oci'ober 3leHallowe'en presen'rs H'self ancl deparfs. wifh no casuall'ies eonly a Tew'broken boHles ancl liffle girls screaming for Dickie Carring- ion. TEXAS TAVERN CHILI CON CARNE Hasfings. Cardwell. Harmon They Walk. They Talk, efc. . . . !! The V. E. S. B. and B. CircusaglL Since The edifor. on requeswL of fhe Taculiy adviser. demanded an ar+icle on Jrhe side show in our own Barnum and Bailey Circus. your repori'er begs reference +0 +he laws agains'r cor- poral punishmenf before physical vio- lence forces him +0 refire from Jrhe field. The odclesf +hing Jrhese eyes have seen recenHy is our adviser himself. Wha+ wi+h receiving subsidies from The governmenf for bus fare if he won'l' drive +he Green Bumble Bee larmor plafe and all four cylindersl on public highways. secrelly making molds +0 manufacfure generalsl in- signia and Confederafe money, and phofosfafing a cerfain lady's leHers for evidence in his breath of prom- ise suiJr. he cufs quife alfancy figure. Swashbuckling. daring. romanfic. wa+ch oul, girls, hells oh +he loose. alfhough Rober+ Ripley ancl +he clraH almoer have him. i The edifor said somefhing abouf a pic+ure going wifh +his ar+icle, a bean pole and Two +en+ pegs. The Torfune has n01L been mine +0 meel' Jrhe genileman, bqu I guess fhe Jrall lad is Cardwell. Jrhough I never have seen his face on accoumL of Jrhe low cloud ceilings around Lynchburg Jrhis Hme of year. Beside him sland Jrwo lowsfanding buiL upsfancling young Pagens loh-pun +he doorly Hasl'ings 9

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