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COMPLETE OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
Expert Watch Repairing
813 MAIN STREET
P ARAMOUNT
- JUNE1-2-3-
,____L_ET_T_E_Rs_~l 10 May, 1944.
Dear Mr. Gannaway:
Charlie Johnson is overseas. Hinky Joslin is with the Marines in California \Vhen his unit was shipped out, he and several ex-big leaguers were kept to form a baseball team for which Hinky is pitching. Phil Hines is a Pfc. sta- tioned in Charleston. Gillam \V ood is overseas. Harvey Ward is in the army and AI Williams is at Carolina. Bruce Farabow is overseas in the ground crew of the Air Corps.
I just went over to the Officers' Club for supper, and for nothing better to do while waiting, I dropped a couple of dimes in the slot machine and won $15.00. . . .
Today starts a new week as an officer on duty. \Ve are not flying and prob- ably won't for about another month. We are being processed and classified to determine what type of aircraft we are most fitted to fly. The fellows who are srnt here get A-20's or B-25's. I asked for A-20 and can only hope to get 'em.
Do you know where Tucker is now? W AIT.
Lt. Wait H. Dixon, U. S. A. A. F.
ln answer to Lt. Dixon's query,
Bruner T ucker ('4 1), has received his commission at San Marcos Army Air Field, Texas.-Eo.
FOR EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS and PHOTOGRAPHY , see
I GALLOP POLL I C
A N N
THOMAS MITCHELL
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"THE SULLIVANS"
A YOUNG <;TORE CATERING TO YOUNG MEN
KNIGHT-SNEED CO.
817 MAIN STREET "Fashions in Fashions"
A Young Store for Young Men
Come In and Look Over the NEW FALL STYLES
WILLS-CAMP CO. 819 Main Street
SEE JONES, B.
Done Most for V. E. S.-Clay- tor, Hodgson, Drewry, Perkins, D. Best Singer-Koch, Lee, Claytor.
Hodgson.
Shoots Most B u l l - Hedrick, Enos, Griffith, Greims and Long (tie).
W ittiest- Long and Parrott (tie), Perry, C., Bugg and Koch (tie).
First to Marry-Claytor, Lee, Williams. Cowdery.
Most in Love-Claytor, Williams, Thorne, S., Griffith.
Best Drrssed-Bell, A., Armis- tead, Perkins. D., Perkins, C., and Thorne, S. (tie).
Best /1'aiter-Perry, C., Townes, \Villiams and Hodgson (tie) .
8rst Cormselor-Hoclgson, Koch, Perkins, D.. Drewry.
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Most Considerate-Perkins, D.. Hodgson, Drewry, Fie1d and Townes (tie).
8est Natured-Perkins, D., Lee, Perry. C.. W illiams.
La.:;iest-Thorne. S.. Greims and Scaife (tie). Bell. A.
Most Conceited-Koch, Larson and Alexander (tie). Clagett. F.
Higgrsl Slurp-Greims, Alexan- der, Sublett, Claytor.
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Clrwrsiest-G owe r, Koch, Fowler.
Griprs Most-G au I. Thorne, S., and Jones, W .
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Griffith, (tie).
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RED CROWN PLAYDIUM
518 Main Street
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
EIGHTH AND MAIN STS. LYNCHBU RG, VA. Member F. D. I. C.
The final Gallop Poll was taken in study hall one week ago yes- terday. In the results below the
names of the four boys who polled the highst number of votes for each classification are listed in order:
Most Popular-Lee and Perkins, D. (tic), Williams, Hodgson.
Smartest - Townes, Hodgson, Claytor and Koch (tie).
Ifandsomest-Lee, Perkins, D., Bennett and Koch (tie).
Most Likely to Succeed-Townes. Claytor, Drewry and Hodgson and Lee (tie).
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