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Alumni News

Bjr: Helen Zinn Dave Miller of VPI, after spending a few days at home, returned to school.

Hilda Nethers spent tht^ week end at her home.

Marion Spicer spent a few days at her home. Marian is employed at Ritz—Hi-Hat in Culpeper.

Vernon Scott who is employed at a'radio and television shop in Washington, D. C:, spent the week end at his home.

C. G. Reid, Jr., spent several days last week in the home of his parents. He returned to New York and is attending an officers’ training school.

Odds and Ends

Jo Ellen is hereby nominated heroine of the year.

Lucille and Jamie enjoy Sunday evening rides.

Alma and Frances enjoyed the dance at R.W.H. Saturday night.

Bonnie and George are the latest couple at W.H.S.

Rodney and Barbara seem to have been bitten by the love bug. Watch out, Sam!

Wiley, the farmer, seems to be specializing in loving.

\^ho was the lucky, guy that brought Ruth S. home Sunday night?

Harvey will be glad when next year comes. Could it be on the account of Gloria?

Mary B. gets all excited when she sees a certain Chevrolet coming.

Juanita seems to enjoy English class with her new teacher, Mr. Hicks.

Who’s the lucky girl®that Bunk Estes brings all the candy to?

Helen Nethers seems very interested in the first baseman on the W.H.S. baseball team.

Hey ‘Lila’ who is that goodlooking boy? Could it be Carrol?

Delores still looks forward to the Saturday night movies.

Who’s class ring is Joyce wearing now?

Who wins the race to the lunch room at lunch? W’illiam B. or Helen N. ?

Catherine enjoys playing softball at dinner time.

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