Virginia Episcopal School - Vestige Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Senior Class Officers Alex Floyd, sgt.-at-arms; Burt Smiley, prophet; Peter Young, sec.-treas. Seated: Mike Sudduth, vice-president; Hall Webb, president CLASS OF 1966 Senior English Senior Class Cynics Harry Logan, Calvin Cunningham, Gordon Branch, Tim Wood, Matt Nowell, Burt Smiley Seated: David Yarborough, Carlyle White, Ron Hardee

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MRS. WILLIAM L. WYATT MRS. J. K. BRENNAN, B. S. Office Assistant Lehigh University Library Assistant J. LLOYD HORTON, JR., B. A. University of North Carolina Development Officer MISS VIRGINIA P. HENDERSON Assistant to the Business Manager oo — : : Y ZY MRS. G. DONALD LOUDEN, B. A. ee” ff J j | ; p University of Pennsylvania Office Assistant HERBERT M. HARPER Bursar, Business Manager GEORGE HILL Custodian GUS FARRAR Foreman MISS WINGATE COOK Gradwahl Laboratory School Relief Nurse MISS EVELYN ARTHUR, Memorial Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia Nurse

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VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL SCHOOL LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 27 January 1976 PROPHECY Dear Alumnus of the Class of 1966: For many years we have all anticipated the time when the wooded area in the rear of the campus might be transformed into a spot of beauty and pleasure and joy for all. As alumni of the class of 1966, you will recall our dream, the dream of every boy who has ever experienced the call of nature, the urge to commune with the ineffable, the desire for the feeling of grandeur that can rise in a young man--who has a place to fish. Yes , that fishing pond, that dream of yore, can now become a reality. Already the leaves have been raked away by eager, young students. A lovely, natural spring has been disclosed, a spring that bubbles forth, waiting to be dammed, waiting to be made a pond of. We envision that pond. It will be 786 feet in length, 72 feet in width, having a maximum depth of 13 feet in the north north-east corner, which will give a total volume of 735,696 cubic feet. It will be stocked brimful with the following: the Platy- | poecilus maculatus, the Xiphophorus helleri, the Ambloplites rupestris, and the Pterophyllum scalare. imagine now the enthusiasm of the boy. The long schoolday is over. The afternoon is bright and crisp. Autumn's reds and golds bedeck the trees, and in the distance he sees a shimmer, a gleam. An undulating and pulsating pond awaits him. But--will that pond be there? The answer, dear classmate, is up to you. Will you help make that dream a reality? Will you do it now? Send your cash, check, and money-order to: Project Pond; Virginia Episcopal School; ynehburg, Virginia, 24505. Sincerely yours, Chick, Charles DePuy Robison, Ill (Chick The Headmaster's Committee for Student Recreation and Campus Beautification