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Ralph Alexander hasn't exactly fared too well, ho"·ever.
O u r b o y "~lac" C o w d e r y m u s t really be involved down at Ran- dolph-1\iacon. It seems he sent red roses on Easter morn.
''1\lighty :Midget" Sublett joined the Bus Riders' Quartet on Easter 1\Ionday, becoming the fifth mem- ber of an all girl quad. The soprano suggested four demerits as the proper penalty for bus flirtation with four girls.
That's not all about Sublett. He was pinch-hitting for Shep Drewry and kept a date "·ith Juan 'Nilliamson. Jimmy reports that Juan has a beautiful collec- tion of etchings.
Davis Rianhard is really the faithful type-faithful to all oi them, Patsy, Bert. Fifi and Kitty.
Time Marches On
~[arch 27- Spring vacation ends at 6:30 P. 1\I. for every- one except Rianhard, who returns late look- ing [ull of life and ro-
G A L L O P
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L -_a_o_v_sc_o_u_T_s__,.J Scout Scribe's Scribblings
The second training course for scout leaders to be held at V. E. S. this school year took place the week· end of April 1-2. Twenty-three scouters (adult leaders) partici· pated. 1\Ir. Follett represented the school.
Seven boys from Troop 7 with the scoutmaster took an overnight hike during the Easter week-end. Those participating were Richard· son, acting patrol leader; Fowler, Johnson, :\foses, Smith, Sublett. \Vithers. The boys left immediately after dinner on Sunday. took the bm to Tinsley's Store. twenty-five miles south of Lynchburg. whence they hiked to Dr. Bank's farm. The1· were warmly greeted by ;\Ir. Lynch. the farmer.
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bust health.
!- G a llop opens display.
lie charges only five cents and anyone can look at his trophies for ten minutes.
2- Long's "Bamboons'' win out in Sabbath baseball game.
4-Books hit Claytor as he pleads with the student body about a 25% raise in the admission price of the next dance.
6 -\Villiams smashes an- other body-builder ma- chine. But " A I" has al- ready sent away for the Acme Super Charged Rib Grower.
The results of the fourth Gallop Poll taken in study hall last Mon-
day night are as follows:
I. ll'hat is your fm!orite al/-ti111c
soug!
First: Stardust; Second: Bany Baug Lulu; Third: L et's Have a J!usiral Rou11dup.
Hoagy Carmich - S t a t e ville.
~1 ee t,
C h a r l o t t e s -
Bev Jones
passes edges
\ T-12 po-
7-
8--\V oodberry
folk. Virginia, is now a member ot Troop 7.
exams!
tential state champions as Curtis Perkins dis- plays big-league caliber.
THE A PEOPLES NATIONAL
BANK
EIGHTH AND MAIN STS.
LYNCH BU RG, VA. Member F. D. I. C.
April 10--Boy Scouts return from nocturnal excursion led by Dan'! Boone Follett.
Track Schedule
Apr. 14-Fork Union, here. Apr. 21-Hargrave, here. May 1- \Voodberry there.
Thorne, J. and Moses have quali- fied as tenderfoot scouts.
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Larson, a former scout in Nor-