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ALUMNI
~th 1924
dark an Mr. and Mrs. T. Henderson Mad- new meri Cluxand Mr. and Mrs. Stirling William-
stumble on were here at the Miler School ~ross·wor<:bame.
_sent half' 1925 t1n board h
1 f d d T e Rev. W. R. Beasey, trustee o
~ obe. the school, was here at the Diocesean [ng. eenConference held .just before the
WI11 rea~ . f h I a higrfpen1ng o sc o o .
~ing merit 1930
1eing well- Ar_mistea_d R..Lon_g,.~r., rece~tly
by high,marned M1ss Lo1s V1rg1n1a Caulf1eld cf Norfolk, Va.
1934
Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Owen were
~en formutere at the Miller School game.
o comba 1936
It points B. McClure Gilliam, history teach-
~
photog .y'· Gath study_ o
er last year, was at the Miller School game.
1938
Thomas A Scott, Jr. is engaged to
appllca someoM. J
eanne
w·w
club wil
ISS
1 1ams.
M eor. Anthony
1939
David I. Gleason of Geneseo, N.Y.
collectinc:j:fed September 20, 1947 having -been striken with polio.
nganup 1939
in school Gordon Booth Ong announces that
~uts,havehe is no longer Gordon Booth Ong. 1Sh Sffu He is legally known as Gordon Booth,
.ae erhoving dropped the Ong from his unl: leadname. Reason? the good old Welsh t e pro name, Ong, (not oriental) caused too . . th;nany explanations to be made. Gor- 1~1ng 'bon Booth is now doing chemical
•th ~e:r'work with Standard Brands in their 10
The Rt. Rev. George Pernell
' a 1un 1extile division.
William R.
e studenflagedf Mto Miss HenriNettaC Rice Wal-
sg1v1n~
re Iibera 1942
The stu J. C. Young, Jr. is now married, 1
at threEjiving in Raleigh, N. C.
ber 26 Seen at the Miller School game:
k Sunda)f Lois Armstead.' ;47; ~ames B?l~ou, returning47; Robert F1e d, 47; Wdl1am
iThere areGallop, ex-'45; Robert M. Hughes, that nc:147; Robert Kittrell, '39; Robert Ma- grantecbill, '43; John M. Page, '47; John F.
will cos~eed, '43; Randolph Thompson, '47; nts. Boy{)on Van Noppen, '46; James Work,
is now nk .. .JOno organtown, . .
en-
ew credi 44.
o into fh~ F' ld
1941 McKenzi e
oreener 1e s
From V. E. S. these boys of last
ewsyste , dt'Ih
orgonizo ears gra ua 1ng c ass ave gone on
o the institutions listed.
TE0 RTHE METE0 R
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Alexander,
son; Armistead, U. Va.; Ballou, U. N. C.; Bell, D. C., Davidson; Bell, D. L., U. N. C.; Carpenter, Yale; Field, U. V a.; G a y , U. N. C.; Gormly, U. Va.; Gower, P., U. N.C.; Hardy, U. Va.; Hughes, U. Va.; Hyre, Presbyterian Junior Col!ege, Kemper, Hampden-Sydney; Kerner, U. Va.; Nut+, R., U. Va.; Page, Dartmouth; Pollard, U. of Richmond; Read, U. of V a.; Skinner, U. N. C . ; Thon1pson, R. C., V. M. I.; Whitaker, Annapolis.
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At last the "Bishops" have pro- duced a real bishop. The Rev. George Purnell Gunn (see cut), has just been elected bishop coadjutor of the Dio- cese of Southern Virginia. He re- ceived his diploma at V. E. S. in 1923. Bishop Gunn's election came as a re- sult of a special meeting of the lay- men and clergy at Suffolk, Va. He was chosen over sixteen other can- didates to fill the post vacated by the late Bishop Tucker.
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