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Senior Leavings
Banks-Leaves "home" for the
first time!!
Bass-Leaves his '88 to Hotchkiss
because he needs a new one. Blades-Leuves his pipe to Dr. Bar-
ton.
Britt-Leaves his heart with Mr.
Gannaway.
C reasy- Leaves from up fron~. and
heads for the rest zone. Farmer-Leaves on a wagon drawn
by thirty-seven c h a m pi on show horses.
Field-Leaves his Histo~y V know- ledge to Wilson.
Gilmer-Leaves his ability to play musical instruments lo Mr. Banks. He needs something!
Glenn-Leaves for his ci9hth trip around the world.
Lambeth-Leaves V.E.S. for good. Lamson-Leaves those darn ice
cream cones!
Lawson-Don't leave notin'. He's
taking twenty pounds of Parrott. Lindsley-Leaves civilian clothes to
Hotclling.
Locher-Leaves his foolish grin to
Cockerille.
Muse-Leaves his track record to
an up-and-coming track star, Car- rington.
Parrott-Leaves twenty pounds to Joe Lawson.
Quillen-Leavcs his Southern, country drawl to Sibley.
Ray-Leaves his muscles to Ould, so he'll be 4-F.
Shortt-Leaves hi~ h<'lir to Wilson. He needs a new hoa::J of the :;tuff.
Smith-Leave:; his deepe:;t sym- pathy to Wilson.
Thomas, J aci--Leaves his pme winning bull to Stieglitz.
Thomas, John-Ain't leaving, he s just fading away.
Van Noppen-Leaves his athletic ability to anyone who feels he's cap· able of taking his place.
Winston- 1 leave my grades to a fellow scholar. Jas-Cat.
Proctor-Leaves his culture to Lowe.
Hunter- Leaves his ptous and noble way to Emory.
Muse Takes Virginia
A. A. U. Javelin Championship
The annual A.A.U. Track Meet was held in Lynchburg on the 26th of Moy. The.c wc.e representatives from many colleges, hi<]h schools and prep schools from without as well as within the state. Lonnie Muse, V.E.S.'s only entry, walked off with first place in the junior javelin with a heave of 163 feet. This was two feet farther than the winning throw in the senior division; and yet it was well over 5 feet short of his personal record of 168 feet II inches. Monty White, who is an alumnus of the school and is now a cadet at V.M.I. placed fourth in the Junior division
javelin.
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