Ill 1 I .lavinp
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ing in public relations there, and later
^ mere, aiui laler
to the University of Chieago where he
was engaged in writing. He is now a
heutenant in the Army, serving in the
European theater as a eryptologist.
Robert Burnett (1933-34) studied
journalism at Washington and Lee
UniverMty. He worked for the Louis
ville, Kentueky, Courier-Journal and
was, reeently, eonneeted with sta-
lon which he arranged
programs. Mark T. Orr (1933-34) con-
education at the University
of North Carolina where he helped
with the news bureau. He remained
^ere for several years as a fellow.
He edited The South In The A flair t
North Carolina to become a public
relations officer in the Air Corps. Lionel
bis^!™ll” not continue
his college work, hut he is now a husi-
Gastonia. Walter Brock
(1935-36) went to the University of
Richmond and to I.W.N. Law school.
H935 Van Hoy
(ty35-36) IS a lieutenant in the Armv
and was serving in North Africa at the
last report.
Mary Brunson (1936-37) continued
lier schooling at Alabama Woman’s
college. Hubert Eliot, editor the same
an^to Til of Missouri
and to the University of North Caro-
ina. He worked as a newspaper man
for several years at Edenton. He i"
now in public relations in the army A1
Bellinger (1937) was, at the iTIrc-
port, at home in New Ymlr IT
Bri..ie a,38, pS'
He edited the Student and remained
tliere for a year of graduate study, hi
winch time he wrote voluminouslv in
other Judletins, and
other publications. Later he went to
igh as a newspaper man, and
Navy. relations in the
Fore 1 r went to Wake
wTte ^a‘er to the South-
nastor" f '’‘f
pastor of a church in Louisville, Ken-
ame^'vl^"' Campbell, editor the
same year, continued his work at the
Nicholas Evans (193940) went to Bav-
Medica'rTT^ to Vanderbilt
"iff; R. Green
Hill. ^ “ leaving Mars
Grady Dover (1940-41) went to the
nZmZ
j^a« in the ArmrAir^Cor^Tand iS
John JTsteTtTtllTlMl)^
Bie pulT-sr”**"f emplovcd in
n Tr ^^^^P^-^nient. He is now
Jordan (194242)'*’afTT M
Hill , . after finishins Mars
cite Ze -'" ^Vorth
at ForTfi" P"*^’**^ relations
at fort Bragg. Mert Simons (1943-14)
r„”7 ’^1‘^rchant Marines. Nina
a-*’
inn \:^2 t7stS
Bob Chapman,
Editor 1945.
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