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SONS OF ALUMNI
Nineteen sons of V. E. S. Alumni are enrolled for the 1957-58 session. As pictured above, they are:
First Row, Left to Right: Lawrence Whitehouse Ill, son of Lawrence White- house, Jr., 1934; Scott Carter, son of Randolph H. Carter, 1925; George L. Barton IV, son of George L. Barton Ill, 1936. Jeffrey Vandergrift, son of Commander Jacob J. Vandergrift, Jr., 1934; John Peacock, Jr., son of John G.
Peacock, 1929; Austin Cooke, Jr., son of Austin Cooke, 1924.
Second Row: Chiswell Langhorne, Jr ., son of Chiswell Langhorne, 1921; Bill Ramsey, son of William K. Ramsey, 1928; Chris Hutter, son of Beverly S.
An Apology
In the June issue of the M ET E O R w h e r e p r i z e s a n d awards were listed, there were two omissions.
The Elmer Irving Carruthers Scholar-Athlete M e d a I pre- sented annually by Thomas M. Carruthers (1920) in honor of his brother (1920) who wos lost in the Southwest Pacific, was awarded to Leighton Parks Roper, Jr., of Norfolk, Vir- g1n1a.
The Big Brother Prize of Fifty Dollars is awarded annually by D r . D r a k e P r i t c h e t t ( 19 3 3 ) i n honor of his Big Brother, James Ira Pritchett, Ill ( 1930), de- ceased, who won the prize when a student at V. E. S.
ALUMNI NEWS
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Hutter, 1921; Claude Freeman, Jr., son of Claude Q. Freeman, 1931; Tommy 1941
Nash, son of T. Edward Nash, 1936. Dr. Robert A. Abernathy, Jr., has Third Row: Ellison Loth, Jr., son of J. Ellison Loth, 1922; Conway Shield Ill, joined the Medical Staff of the son of Judge Conway H. Shield, Jr., 1922; Dale Carter, son of Senator Stewart Clinch Valley Clinic, Richlands, Vir-
B. Carter, 1925; Richard Beasley, Jr., son of Rev. Richard Beasley, 1925; Beverly ginia.
Hutter, Jr., son of Beverly S. Hutter, 1921; Chris Payne, Jr., son of Christopher Edward 0 . Travis has moved to N. Payne, 1922; James Blackwell, Jr., son of James Blackwell, 1933. 120 Capers Street, Greenville, S. C.
ALUMNI NEWS
1922
Dr. Richard H. Henneman, profes-
sor of Psychology at the University of Virginia, spoke to the American Institute of Chemical Engineers in W aynesboro.
Scaisbrook L. Abbot is visiting in England and Italy where he is paint- ing several portraits.
1923
Dick Gamble paid the school a
short visit on July 6. He is still in New Orleans.
George Darst is now with the Sher- aton Hotel, in High Point, N. C.
1929
H. Arthur Lamar is living at 1888
Harding Street, Clearwater, Florido. He is a representative of the Singer Company.
Ronald S. Warburton is a member of the faculty at Staunton Military Academy.
1930
Alexander Sizer stopped by the
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school on July 6. He lives in Wash- 1943 ington, D. C.
Gordon W. Fowler is at the May· Richard W . Holberton is National flower Inn, Lexington, Virginia.
1932 Army Lt. Col. Don Preston Peters, Jr., burg.
visited the school in the summer. He was on his way to Maxwell Air Force
Ruritan Treasurer ond recently at- tended the National Convention in
1944
New Orleans, La. Captain James Work has just re-
Base, Montgomery, Alabama. He is Bill Long of Garysburg, N. C., o surgeon in the service. visited the school recently. He and
Mildred have four little girls.
1934 Graham Koch's address is 72 14
Dave Maulsby is still a newspaper man in Boltimore but lives at 1413 Malvern Avenue, Towson 4, Md.
Rutgers Drive, Dallas 14, Texas. He is a lawyer.
William B. White has moved to 2214 Hawthorne Lane, Kinston, N. C.
1938 1946
Everard Kidder Meade is with Royall Shannanhouse, Ill, lives at
Ea rl Newsom Company, Avenue, New York 22.
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Madison 611 Park Place, Chapel Hill, N. C. He is in the Institute of Government.
Roy Elton
West Gale Street, Edenton, N. C.
ceived his two bars in the U. S.
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