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•dent body.'We are very grateful to Miss Bowie and the staff for giving us this space each week.

Thus was the birth and youth sf W.U.S.’s “Little Washington Post,’’ a paper named after “The Washington Post” and after the town of Washington in the, county of Rappahannock in the state of Virginia. G.B.R.

Honor Roll

First honor roll: Barbara Williams, Rosie Mae Mills, Gladys Reid, R. L. Massie, Jr., Shirley Corbin, Richard Williams, Loring Anderson.

Second Honor Roll: Frances Poe, Ann Lee, Virginia Keyser, Barbara Fincham, Kelly Updike, Garfield Corbin, Lois Walter, Eloise Estes, Lois Utz, Dorothy Printz, Lucy Mae Smith, Lillian Sealock, Jo Ellen Worth, Franklin Hawkins, Franklin Payne, Carroll Williams, Wilbert Pullen, Peggy Ann Green, Newbill Miller, Alice May Coughlin, Bobbie Carter.

Tournament Ends

Monday, March 6, was a day of tension. -Yes, thal was the day for the finals of the intra-mural tournament.

Who would win? Juniors or Seniors?

Why, it’s simple! They split!

The senior girls fought hard to keep their lead with the Juniors. The game ended; Seniors 27; Juniors 17.

Gladys Reid, captain of the winning team, proudly received the trophy for the seniors.

The boys’ game was rough and tough, from the very beginning. It was man to man through to the finish. First one team would score arid then the other would tie it up—back and forth. But the Juniors got an extra spurt of energy and came out victorious, 29-24.

Now we’re looking forward to the spring season with baseball and softball.

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