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LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING COMP ANY
Hom e coming
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season watched an outweighed, out- manned, but never out-fought Bishop team bow 33-7 to the Saints in a hard-
fought game.
After the game all restrictions were
lifted until 8:30 P. M., which enabled all boys on bounds and report to eat supper with their families in town.
The Homecoming dance began at 8:30 with "Comedy" Waldo doing
ly glad to have a large number of parents and visitors at the dance.
Many of the alumni and visitors stayed in Lynchburg overnight and attended the chapel service in Lang· horne Memorial Chapel, which was filled to capacity.
The Alumni Homecoming of 1951 was highly successful and everyone enjoyed it to the utmost. We would like to use this opportunity to send our best wishes away with both our alumni and our visitors.
ALUMNI
RETURNING ALUMNI
Bottom Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Wait Dixon, J. W. Gannaway, Chuck Clark, '40; Beverly Hutter, '21; Robert Magill, '43; Mrs. Val Stieglitz, Arthur Murray, '48; Mrs. Milton Barber, Jr., Mrs. Pembroke Nash.
Second Row: Wait Dixon, '43; Brodie Winborne, '28; Edwin Smith, '38; Mrs. William Thomas, Mrs. John Hyre, Val Stieglitz, '46; Milton Barber, Jr., '29; Pembroke Nash, '22.
Third Row: Jack Thomas, '51; Paul Simmons, '40; Lawrence Forsyth, '37; Arthur Heald, '39; Mrs. Bob Ike Owen; William Thomas, '45; William Carter, 47; John Hyre, '47; Mrs. Earl Owen, Judge Nottingham, '41; Earl Owen, 40; Mrs. Nottingham.
Fourth Row: George Heyward, '51; Goodridge McRee, '50; Edwin Lee, '37; Cameron Wiley, '35; Bob Ike Owen, '34; Brown Farinholt, '26; Mrs. Brown Farinholt; Mrs. George Barlow; Edwin Penick, '37; Mrs. Edwin Penick; Mrs. Linton Smith, Bill Linehan, '27; Linton Smith, '25.
Fifth Row: Pat Murray, '48; Strother Hale, '25; Mrs. Penn; Edwin Penn, '30; Brown M. Roe, '30; George Barlow, '24; Jo Pleasants, '19; Mrs. Jo Pleasants.
Back Row: James Wiley, 33; Douglas Braxton, '23.
In addition to those in the picture the following were present on Alumni Day:
George T. Smith, '51 ; Doug Van Noppen, '51; Tom Creasy, '51; Brock McMullan, '50; Robert Lambeth, '51;
Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Randolph, '23; Leonard Muse, '51; Eli Springs, '48; Tommy Battle, '50; Jim Winston, '51; Robert I. Lee, Jr., '45; Duke Taliaferro, '51.
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