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1942
Chisw ell D. L. Perkins lives a t 185
Willowburn Road, Villanova, Penn- sylvania. He has a son and a daugh- ter.
1943
Julian B. Timberlake is with the
Colgate-Palmolive Company in Brussels, Belgium, address: 20 Rue Adolphe Lavallee. He has two boys and a girl.
1944
Andreae M. Hodgson is living at
4900 Wythe Lane, Virginia Beach, Virginia. He and Vivie ('41) are in the construction business. John Wal- ler, Jr., is their architect, Bob Barco ('41) sells them supplies, Dick Gorm- ley ('47) sells insurance, AI C r a f t ('47). Vice-President of the bank, le.nds them money, Ned Langhorne, ('36) . furnishes Builder's Insurance, Clay Perry ('44) rents them a truck, Fihhugh Mayo, ('40) is their family doctor, and Fred Haycox ('43) paved a road for them. (Some organiza- tion!) I don't have the addresses for all of these. I would like to have them ; will you help me out? Andreae has one boy.
1945
Iina. He is with James I. Miller To- bacco Company of Wilson, North Carolina. He has one son, J. W., Ill.
1948
George H. Andrews, Jr., is an En-
gineer with Mead Corporation. His address is Box 994, Sylva, North Carolina. He has a boy.
George H. Lewis, 2040 Buckner Street, Petersburg, Virginia, is a newspaper manager (Assistant Treas- urer and Business Manager). He has a girl.
Philip S. McMullan, Jr., 21I Ave- nue C, Redondo Beach, California, works for Hughes Aircraft Company as a computer systems analyst. He has a boy and a girl.
Austin Saffer, Jr., 231 7 North Madison Street, Arlington 5, Virginia, works for Arlington Trust Company.
Lawrence B. Bartlett is an Indus- trialist Engineer with the U. S. Air Force. His home is at I018 Hanover Avenue, Norfolk 8, Virginia.
1949
Thomas N. Waller, I036 Dand-
• ridge Drive, Lynchburg , Virginia , is in the Radio and Television business. He has a boy and a girl.
P a u l B. T a y l o r l i v e s a t I 0 2 4 6 t h Avenue, New York 18, New York. He is a dancer of note.
Garland Scott Taylor is a real es- tate operator in Virginia Beach, Vir- ginia. He lives at 404 Avenue E. What are you waiting for?
1950
William H. Beach, Jr., lives at 46
Poly Ninos, San Luis Obispo, Cali- fornia . He is attending California State Polytechnic College. He has a boy and a girl.
1950
William V. Nutt, 1406 Colonial
Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina, is a memory expert. He has two boys and a girl.
Thomas M. Gathright, II, is a Park Ranger, National Park Service. Hi s home is Route I, Rockbridge Baths, Virginia. He has a son, T. M., Ill.
1951
Horace T. Ray is in Medical School
at the University of Maryland. Faid- son, North Carolina is his home.
1956
Lawrence A. Moye, Jr., is farming
Robert Mel .
Radio and Television business and lives at 8618 Sturgis Street, Norfolk 3, Virginia. He has a son.
Winston C . Thomson, I08 Mclean Avenue, Fairfax, Virginia, is Assistant Cashier of the First and Citizens Na- tional Bank in Alexandria, Virginia.
Ralph H. Alexander, Jr., 2538 Hampton A venue, Charlotte, North Carolina, is Sales Manager for Pack- age Products. He has two boys.
1946
Edward H. Seneff is Editor of The
Cecil Democrat, Elkton, Maryland, where women bring men to the altar. He lives at 241 East Main Street.
1947
John M. Page lives at 2733 73rd
place, Kent Village, Hyattsville, Maryland. He works in Washington with Johnston, Lemon, and Company. He has a boy and a girl.
Dr. Johnston (Jack) Carpenter is a Fellow in Internal Medicine at the University of Virginia Hospital. He lives a t I00 Lewis Mountain Circle, Charlottesville, Virginia. He has two boy'S.
James W. Ballou, Jr., lives on East 19th Street, Lumberton, North Caro-
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Top Road, Charlottesville, Virginia, is a salesman for Keller and George, Jewelers.
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Maury, North Carolina. He has
CHEMISTRY, con't. from page 9 teaches the course. The person re-
ferred to is none other than Mr. Robert Felix Gillespie, Jr.
Mr. Gillespie,
as "Durble" by his students, has adopted a revolutionary technique of teaching his course. Unfortunate!; most of his students do not seem to be able to comprehend this methoc and hence many are having difficult- with the course. Mr. Gillespie alsc manages to squeeze into one scholas- tic year the amount of information which requires two years of instruc- tion in the average public secondary school, in addition to several highly interesting and useful tidbits from his own massive reservoir of chemica knowledge.
Recently a most heinous felony was committed by some foul, despicable character who must be entirely with- out scruples. This loathsome, vile criminal stole Mr. Gillespie's notes. Needless to say, all of his studenll were greatly distressed to learn o! the crime and everyone joined ir
expressing their sympathies to Mr Gillespie in his moment of anguish Nevertheless, he has courageously advanced onward with his course much to the delight of his students and has succeeded in making it just as difficult as it originally was.
Even though Chemistry at VES is somewhat harder than th e average course, every student who takes the course and completes it, graduates with as g o o d or usually a better knowledge of Chemistry than the stu- dent who has taken two y'ears of the course in a public school.
This is the first in a series of ar- ticles intended to enlighten the reader on the subject of some of the more interesting courses at VES.
Following articles will deal with His- tory V, English IV, and others.
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