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1924
Geo. Barlow has entered his son
for 1947-48.
1925
Rec. R. R. Beasley was recently ap-
pointed Rector of the St. John's Episcopal Church in Roanoke.
S. Linton Smith recently presented a copy of his book, "S. S. Lunga Point," to the V. E. S. library.
1926
Sons of the Alumni
The following alumni have sons at V. E. S.: Mr. T. H. Maddux, father of Web and Tuck, was here in 1917-22. Mr. E. M. Braxton attended V. E. S. in 1919-22, and now his son Elliot is a second-year boy. Bob Whitaker's father attended classes here in 1916-
19. Bob is a promising candidate on the football squad. Mr. Langhorne was in school in V. E. S. from 1919 to 1921 and has sent his son, Wm. H. Langhorne, here th is year. Cardwell 's father came to V. E. S. in the 1917- 1918 session. Mr. Kemper, " Bunny's" father, was at V. E. S. during 191 7- 1918, now Albert is in his third year at V. E. S. and is a counselor and a dependable asset of the football team.
"Broader Fields of Astronomy"
We use a phrase coined by las+ year's Astrologer to introduce a por- tion of Alumni News covering those boys who became alumni only last June 5th and their whereabouts:
Frank A ldred-Davidson College. Edgar Betty- U. S. Army.
James Bradsher - Hampden-Syd-
ney College.
Robert Butle r - Hampden-Sydney
College.
Lewis Flemer-Virginia Polytechnic
Institute.
Richard Gundry -
lege, New York. ·Winfield Massie-
ney College. Pryor Perry -
VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
Non- military. Superior preparation for all col- leges at moderate cost.
Accredited
High standard in schol- arship and athletics . . Gymnasium . . . 140 acres healthfully and beautifully situated in Virginia mountains.
FOR CATALOGGE WRITE TO
George L. Barton, Jr.,
M.A., Ph.D.,
H ead111astcr
V. E. S., Lynchburg, Va.
COME IN AND LOOK OVER THE NEW FALL STYLES
WILLS-CAMP CO. 819 Main Street
Visit the
VIRGINIA MUSIC SHOP
625 Main Street FOR THE LATEST
In
RECORDS
and
SHEET MUSIC
Robert (Bob) Evans flew down from Detroit for a visit with his grand- mot her and stopped by the school on Sunday, September 22. Bob and his brother Ed. are in business in De- troit.
1928
Frank Couch, co-owner of Frank, Bob, and John's Service Station in Lynchburg, sent us a large number of football schedules for teams all over the nation.
1932
Father Harris Findlay of Roanoke
visited the school last Thursday, 26th of September.
1936
Lt. Tho. Davisand Lt. Joyce Green
were married Thursday, September 26th.
1939
Alston Lewis visited school recent-
ly.
Chuck C l a rk
were recent visitors. They are resting after seeing service in the Pacific.
1942
Gray and Cary Carrington were
visitors of V. E. S. recently.
Bruner (Jo) Tucker stopped by for
1940
a n d Paul
Simmons
Hamilton Col- H ampden - Syd- University of Vir-
a short visit.
Bill Gwathmey visited school re-
cently on his way back to school. 1945
Bob Arthur has entered the U. S. Army.
Mason Thomas recently made a visit to V. E. S. to see his brothers John and Grimes.
Robbie Lee has finished his service intheNavyandisnowatN.C. State.
TEXAS TAVERN CHILl CON CARNE
Princeton, N. J. Bob Scott -
THE METEOR
7
1943
Virginia Polytechnic
ALUMNI
ginia.
Davis Rianhard- The Hun School,
Institute.
Edward Seneff - Peabody High
School, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Royall Shannonhouse- University
of North Carolina.
Val Stieglitz - University of Vir-
ginia.
B1ackie Trevathan -
North Carolina. Donnell V anNoppen
of North Carolina.
University of
- University
Charles W eaver- Richmond Poly-
technic Institute.
George Withers- Hampden-Syd-
ney College. John Wroth -
ginia.
University of Vir-
TAYLOR, S., AGENT