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PEOPLE IN THE PUBLIC EYE DER BOY-Shines in the Faculty-Stu-
dent softball game as he pulls out a "derbb" on a line drive. He has the situation "well in hand" as an umpire too.
ROSS-Blushes modestly as he sees he's made "Biggest Lady Killer" on the Gallup Pole.
ARNETT-Gives two lonely frogs a
home.
CRAIGHILL-"What'll I do without
Dibby next year?" TRACY-"Saved" by Scott. ZEALY-Hit by that lightning bolt
during the track meet? HOTCHSMOOTCH-Heard playing
"Rock of Ages" during a softball
game.
WOOFTER, A.-Teaches his brother how to play it cool at V.E.S. from his own experience.
SCOTT-Was seen smoking out- doors!!
FREYER, LONDON AND DULANEY - Reinstate the Clan.
MONK'S-'57 fur-lined super-speed
vine breaks, so he'll have to thumb
home.
PORTER-Was fined one hundred sealskins for not getting his new dog sled license plates.
MASTIN-Hears the voice of the tropic isles calling "Come, Bam- bino, come!"
Beasley
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WATKI NS-Ioses
game despite after lights dorm pep rallies.
DARDEN-Says he'll just follow his nose on his trip West this summer. THE BIOLOGY CLASS-Has fun cutting up some pigs until Mon-
~erg gags. Then everyone gets
Sick.
"BABE" BENT-Hits a home run!!! THIEF-Has Peggy well in hand (so
he says.)
SLICK-Tells us how he'll wheel his
Cunningham
Darden .
Davidson
Day . . . .......... ..... . ...EI Horo Deady .. . .. ........ . . Howdy Doody Delagrange . ............ . .. ... ...Horse DeVere ..... . ........................ Monk Dillon .................................. .Thief Dulaney .. .... ........... ... ... . ...... Duals Douthat ................... .. ......A.W.O.L. Edmunds ......................Screwy Hughy Englander ....................................Jo Jo Floyd ....................................Dan Flurd Fox ......................................Simpleton ~~yer ............................................Spic
Austin -Healey
around a t
Home-
1bson .....................................Kraut Gilfoyle .................................. V oodoo Gillespie ...... ......... ....... . .Jelly Belly Gowen .................................Hot Rod Grant ..................................GooGoo Groome ..............................Wetback Hall ............................................B. 0. Harris .................................... Robbie Harriss .............................. Club Hettrick .................................Bagger Hill ............ ............................ BeBop Hodges ....................................Luther Horton ............ '" ...................... .... Hunk Hotchkiss ............................... ... Organ Hulswit ......................................Spic II
coming.
OVERBEY-Is shocked when he finds
out he's o poltroon as well as an albino.
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O n Thursday, April 25, Horton, Dave Wilso1, an::l Chill Lang· horne left V.E.S. with Mr. Hester for u th·cc day stay in Lexington for the S.I.P.A. Convention.
The Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention has been held every year since it was founded in
1926. The Lee Memorial Journalism f-oundation of W ashington and Lee University wanted to extend to the hiCJh schools or>d pre")aratory schools of the South the high idealism of Southern journalism, and this was the aim of the founders of the S.I.P.A. During the second World War, the convention stopped because of travel restrictions and other war time diffi- culties. There have been no other suspensions .
There is on election for president of the S.I.P.A. Convention. All our representatives learned that in 1950 Stuart Harris of V.E.S. was elected president. He is the only V.E.S. stu- dent ever to receive that honor.
Talks were given by various news- paper men on all phases of newspaper work. Mr. Joseph W. Musial was the main speaker of the convention. He is the creator of Edu-graphs and of the Katzenjammer Kids. He spoke on the drawing and writing of comedy.
The various publications were judged at the convention. The Meteor was given an Honor Award in its class.
ROPER-Pleads for an English quiz, quickly becoming the most popular boy in the class.
GILLESPIE-Exposes his jelly belly as warm weather comes.
LYNN-M eets his master-a suction- toed frog from physics class.
MOSS-Insists he won't be the first to marry.
D ELA G RA N G E-Liked Natural Bridge so much he decided to spend the night.
WEBBS E AND P- Quickly take over the "cheapest counselor" title.
Lloyd
Bourne 8oyer Brewer 8rown Bunn B~rg Butler . 8urnett
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