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,____LE_T_TE_R_s_ Febru&ry 25, 1946
De&r Gentlemen,
I've been w&nting to write for some time,
but I haven't hod o permonent &ddress un- til just recently. I've been in repl&cement pools since I finished boot tr&ining, &nd I'm not sure of onything.
I w&s &t Shoemoker, Colif., until lost Thursd&y. The trip out here w&s pretty interesting. W e s&w some righ t nice-looking scenery, ond one good-sized whopper of 11 wreck in Missouri. I believe th&t w&s the coldest night I ever spent. The only time I con remember being nearly so cold w&s when Uncle Phil decided to economize on cool in the winter of '44.
I sow J&ck Wellford 11 couple of weeks ogo ot Shoem&ker. Aside from Goul ond Hilem&n, he's the only V. E. S. olumnus I've run &cross in the N&vy.
Mr. Follett, Goul ond Hilem&n s&id they w o u l d s e n d y o u f i v e doll~~rs t h e y o w e m e from o time when I w&s c&uqht in o gener- ous mood. Pleose subscribe me to "The Meteor," ond give wh&t's left to Mr. Gon- n&w&y for the V-Ciub tro&sury. If this yeor's treosurer is onything like Long, I'm sure they con use it. Please m&il me oil the back copies of "The Meteor," since I h&ven't done more thon glonce through 11 couple of copies.
I've been looking oround out here in sun- ny C&lifornio (when it w&sn't roining), &nd I think I've seen almost everything the aver- llge tourist is supposed to see. Son Fron· cisco is obout the most different ploce I've ever seen. About the only thing I've seen th&t wos more unusuol wos the North C&ro· line desert, which produced such things os "Lil AI," "Footsie," " Long," "West," and sever&l others.
I hope you're oil well, ond tho+ things &re progressing smoothly oround school. Pleose remember me to your fomilies.
Reg&rds to oil, J&ck.
L BIO-X-RAv Albert S. Kemper
Born: August 19, 1930.
Home: Bluefield, W. Va.
Pet Love: Throwing the discus. Pet Hate: Track practice. Customary Expression: "Reesie
Roa noke,
Va. -
Altavista, Va.
of life in the "Old Dominion" fo· the second year. He was a footba letterman, and one of the most con· sistent Varsity basketball lettermen. He is expected to be one of the sure point-getters on the track team this year.
John Wroth
Born: December 15, 1927.
Home: Parkersburg, W . Va.
Pet Love: Bugs about study lamps. Pet Hate: People who say he slurps
in R. I.
Usuolly Seen: Taking care of Isa-
belle.
Customary expression: "Now, Mr.
Milton says ..."
Greatest concern: Pade., (a friend
of Mabel).
Favorite sport: Being a flying elf. "Roff'' came to V. E. S. in the
middle of last year to become one of the brains of the school. He has been chosen valedictorian of the
Senior W a Worden; trar; ond
It was v ings on th of each r ciation wa well of St. for his gif·
Honor R
Ending t
I. Carpi 2. Smith 3. Wellf 4. Alexa 5. Scott 6. Perry
7. Thom 8. Braxt• 8. Butle
I 0. Crofl II. Mose 12. Field 13. Mars 14. Shan 15. Betty 15. Polio 16. Aller 17. Aldn
18. Hom 19. Brod 19. Stiec 20. Chei 22. Fenn 22. Flem 22. Hug 22. Lewi 22. Nuti
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Frederick Sears Harris, Jr.
Born: Let's hope so!
Home: Rainelle, W . Va. Customary Expression: "Gee Whil-
likers !"
Pet Hate: Mr. Ruffin's Math. A.
and B.
Pet Love: Laura Lee.
Favorite Sport: Laura Lee.
Spare Time Occupation: Propos·
ing t o Laura Lee.
Usually Seen: Trying to look more
like "Flat-Top."
"Smouse" is really a very likable
fellow, and a promising athlete. He is known as a hard worker, and his determination and "stick-to-business" will lead him to success.
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*THE METEOR
Ex-Editor Parrott that the above men- ti oned five dollars have not been forthcoming from alumni Gaul and Hileman.
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