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Wishing You
LETTERS
A
Merry Christmas
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Dear Sir:
I would appreciate very much your send-
ing me some information on some of your Masters and former Masters.
I wont to know the address and initials of the following:
(I) Mr. Marshall M. Milton (former Chaplain)
(2) Mr. Phelps (also the nome of his daughter)
(3) Mr. Holladay
(4 ) Mr. Gannaway
(5) Mr. Phil Dawson (former treasurer) (6) Mr. Bonks
(7) Mr. Follett
I may hove some of these names spelled
wrong and, if I do, ~ would appreciate you1 correction.
I hope you will send me on immediate reply to this letter as I need this information
quickly.
Thank you very much for helping me se-
cure this information.
Sincerely yours,
J. E. Wiggins, Jr. After pouring deep in the archives of The Meteor, the required facts about the following men have been
discovered. Reverend
~~re
o f t e n
w i n n i n g t e a m s . Sincerely yours,
Richard L. Kendrick, M. D.
See PAUL TAYLOR, Agent
was before. He is the manager of the airports at Williamsburg, Va., and Newport News, Va., besides being a preacher. Mr. Milton can't preach a person t o heaven he'll fly him there.
Mr. Ellsworth Phelps and Mr. John W . Gannaway are teaching math here at V. E. S. Besides plane geom- etry Mr. Phelps is now instructing physics to the school's would be Ein- steins, and Mr. Gannaway is still beating solid into the thick skulls of the students. He is usually seen guarding his beloved baseball field. Miss Elizabeth Phelps is t he sweet- heart of every boy here at school and is doing very well for a young lady four years old.
Up in Alexandria, Va., Mr. H. T. Holladay is a much better dorm Master because he ca n now hear no1se. He's teaching at Episcopal High School. Near the same town Uncle Phil Dawson, who is running a tourist court, is still pinching pennies but not nearly as hard because his daughter Virginia is married. Our
football team stayed at his establish- ment, the Penndaw, on the way to play E. H. S. The service was fine.
V . E. S . ' s E n g l i s h s t u d e n t s a r e taught by Mr. Joseph K. Banks and Mr. John D. Follett. Mr. Follett is also faculty adviser of The Meteor. Mr. Banks has been looking a little
Harris-Woodson Co.
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Confectioners
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L. E. LICHFORD
WHOLESALER Groceries, Fruits and Produce 200-214 Orange St.
FRANK, BOB AND JOHN
Bedford Ave. and Hollins Mill Road Lynchburg, Va.
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peaked lately because, as usual , there was no snow on December 7th.
The Meteor hopes this information will be of help to Mr. Wiggins.
Editor.
An Important Factor
De~~r Mr. Gannaway:
... It was good to get the news in your
letter about the school and to learn that we now hove o couple of good new coaches. My impression has been that V. E. S. has not done too well, athletically speaking, in the last few years. I hope that the athletic prowess of V. E. S. is on the upswing. The athletic reputation of the school, I realize, is not the most important achievement of o well-rounded program of athletics, but on the other hand it is o foetor not to be ignored. It is ideal if on athletic program con be used to help mold the character of young men and at the some time to pro- duce good teams. And by o good team, I do not necessarily mean o team that wins every game, but rather o team that ploys the game well and gives o good account of itself in the contest. No one con be ashamed of such o team. Needless to soy such teams
Ma rshall M.
now more of a skypilot than he ever
Milton is