Virginia Episcopal School - Vestige Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Notable Freshman Class Accepts The Challenge An outspoken and enthusiastic Freshman Class arrived two days earlier this year and set out courageously to overcome problems not uncommon to an initial year. The greatest challenge was that of self-discipline, settling down to what seemed to be mountains of work, responsibility, and extracurricular activity. Seeking recognition and acceptance from the upperclassmen, an impressive number of the class became actively involved in scholarship. Notable participation was evident in football and basketball, and, traditionally, each freshman performed flag duty in some portion of the year. Mr. Norman Blake and Mr. Gates DeHart, advisors to the Class of °72, commented upon the enthusiasm and spirit of the group. Blake observed, “The Freshmen are of a splendid social conscience. They are quite concerned about the school and anxious to contribute toward improving it in every way.” James Howard Ashburn Graham Carroll Baker Winston-Salem, North Carolina Frederick, Maryland John Isaac Barron, Jr. Richard Ryerson Bernard, Jr. Morganton, North Carolina Davidson, North Carolina Robert Brice Bovenizer Paul Spencer Cash, Jr. Bluefield, West Virginia Morganton, North Carolina William Shannon Davis Rocco Frank DiSanto Staunton, Virginia Morganton, North Carolina David Clark, Jr. Richard Allen Conrad Lincolnton, North Carolina Winston-Salem, North Carolina Casey Watson Dorenbusch C. A. Collins Doughtie Charlotte, North Carolina Hilton Head, South Carolina 20