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WEB STAFF THE SPIDER Editor LOFTUS L. WALTON R. STIRLING PHIPPS, Bus. Mgr. THE TOWER • Editor • HELEN MOON . FRANCES SCHOFIEL D, Bus. Mgr. THE LEGEND . Editor TOM CAPEL Bus. Mgr. W. T. MUSE
·The Web t9t9 Published by the
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DEDICATION To
Robert Edwin Gaines As an expression of our appreciation for the thirtynine years he has untiringly labored, always working for the best interests of the University, a man of high character who has been an inspiration to the many who . have known him; the Web Staff respectfully dedicates this, the eighth volume of the WEB.
FOREWORD ------¡~~¡------
Many times after we have left "Old Richm.ond" and the glory which surrounds her "\Ve shall look back with fond recollections to the cherished traditions; to the beautiful campus; to those gothic artifices with which we ¡w ere so familiar and to the friends we made at our beloved Alma Mater. In editing this book we have attempted to depict the happenings of the college year as vividly and as realistically as possible. If this volume of the Web helps you to recall those eventful incidents which belong to your happiest days the editors will be more than satisfied.
Index of Books Book One
THE UNIVERSITY Book Two
THE SPIDER Book Three
THE TOWER Book Four
THE LEGEND Book Five
UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES
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"Al ma M ater '' A !ma Mat er, gracious mother, Thou our mother through long years, Keep our hearts within thy bosom, Share fore'er our joys and tears. fV hile gray hours fty on together, Let not fail the light of truth Guard with jealous care the birthright Blazon'd on the souls of youth.
A [ma Mater, gracious mother, Ever green thy pine-clad hills, Ever green thy sweetest mem'ry For a thousand hearts it fills. We thy children, sons of Richmond, Loyal to thy former days, Sing we now thy future blessing, Raise a mighty song of praise.
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To Riclnnond then our song we sing To Richmond all our praises bring 1 May highest honor1 truth and fame 1 Be never banished from her name; May highest honor1 truth and fame Be never banished from her name; Our A !ma Mater) gracious .m other To thee we sing.
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"No pleasure is co1nparable to the standing upon the 'Vantage-gro und of truth/'
"Order is a lorvely thing; On disarray it lays it r:wing, ~ Teaching si1nplicity to sing."
"The glory of young men is their strength, Be thou strong, therefore, and sltow thyself a 1nan."
"Gold is my heart, and the w ¡o rld' S1 golden, And one peak tipped with light; And the air lies still about the hill~ With the first fear of night."
"Sweet Memory wafted by thy gentle gale, Oft up the stream of Ti1ne I turn 1ny sail."
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FREDERICK
WILLIAM
BOATWRIGHT,
M.A.,
LL.D.
. College Physician
CULLEN PITT, M.A., M.D.
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Faculty ROBERT EDWIN GAINES-1890 3 BOSTWICK LANE, CAMPUS
Professor of Mathematics M.A., Furman University; Litt. D., Furman University; Johns Hopkins University, 1887-'88; Harvard Univ e rsity, 1899-'00.
SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL-18 95 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Professor of History and Political Science M.A.,
Georg 9town C oll ege ; Ph.D.. University of C hicago; LL.D., Brown Univ e rsity.
WILLIAM AsBURY HARRrs-1901 2 COLLEGE AVENUE
Professor of Greek and Latin M.A.,
Richmond College; Ph.D., Johns, Hopkins University.
ROBERT EDWARD LOVING-1908 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Professor of Physics M.A., Richmond College, 1898; Fellow Johns Hopkins University, 1901-'02; Ph.D., ibid, 1905; Special Student C orn e ll University, 1919-'20.
HENRY BRANTLY HANDY-1914 THREE CHOPT ROAD, WESTHAMPTON
Professor of English B.A., Ri c hmond C oll ege ; M.A., Ri c hmond C oll e ge; M.A., Harvard University; Columbia University, 1915.
FANNY GRAVES CRENSHAW-19 14 9 I 9 WEST FRANKLIN ST., RICHMOND, VA.
Director of Physical Education B.A., Byrn Mawr C oll ege ; Stud '3 nt of Theory of Physi cal Edu ca tion, Columbia University, 1914 -' 15
F.
FLAXINGTON HARKER-1915
CHATHAM HILLS,
WESTHAMPTON,
VA.
Professor of Music Associate of the Royal College of Organists, London; Student in Composition, T. T e rtius Noble (University H e len Cambridge, England); Piano, Madame of Hop e kirk (well known L esc h e tizky ex ponent); Associate of th e Am e rican Guild of Organists.
SusAN M. LoucH-1915 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Professor of History B.A., M.A.,
University of Chicago; Ph.D., University of Chicago.
CAROLINE STOOKEY LuTz-1916 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Associate Professor of English B.A., Gou c her College; M.A., Columbia Univ e rsity; Graduate work at University of Illinois and Harvard Univ e rsity.
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Faculty EDITH M. HARKER-I9I6 CHATHAM
HILLS,
WESTHAMPTON, VA.
Professor of Focal Music Pupil of Frederick Zuch tmann, Max Spicker; summer courses with Frank La Forge, George Ferguson and Sergei Klibansky.
GARNETT RYLAND-1917 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, VA.
Professor of Chemistry M.A.,
Richmond College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University.
GERTRUDE HARPER BEGGs-1919 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Professor of Latin Yale; student, B.A., University of Denver; Ph.D., Arn.e rican School of Classical Studies at Athens, 1912; LL.D., University of Denver, 1914.
MARGARET
P.
KuYK_, M.D.-1919
BELLEVUE PARK, RICHMOND, VA.
Professor E1nerita of Physiology and Hygiene Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania; M.D., Graduate student at Johns Hopkins University Hospital, 1900; Graduate of New York Post-Graduate, Medical College, 1898.
HORACE EDWIN HAYDEN_, ]R.-1919 R. F. D. NO. 2, RICHMOND, VA.
Professor of BiologY' A.B., Princeton; M.A., University of Virginia; Graduate in the School of Biology, University of Virginia, 1910.
VIRGINIA REESE WITHERs-1920 I I
N.
LINDEN ST., RICHMOND,
VA.
Professor of French A.B., Newcomb College; Ph.D., University of Chicago; 1914 and 1921; Summer work in Paris, France, 1922. Sorbonne, the of Lettres es Licenciee
MAUDE HowLETT WooDFIN-1920 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Associate Professor of History and Political Science A.B., Westhampton College; M.A., University of Chicago; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 1925'26; Holder of Fellowship administered by American Historical Association, 1926-'27.
CLEMENT ORESTES MEREDITH-1920 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Professor of German College; Haverford A.B., Guilford College; A.B., Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; Berlin, 1908-'10; American School of Philology at Rome, 1910.
RoBERT CoLLINs AsTROP-1920 100 CRENSHAW AVE.,
RICHMOND,
VA.
Professor of Psychology M.A., University of Virginia; Graduate Student, lumbia University, 1914-'15 and 1926-'27.
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Co-
Faculty HAYNIE H. SEAY_, ]R.-1920 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Professor of Economics B.A., Richmond College; M.A., Columbia University; Johns Hopkins University, 1917-'19; Princeton University, 1919-'20.
IsABELL HARRis-I922 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Associate Professor of Mathematics B.A., Richmond College; M. A., Columbia University.
RoLvix HARLAN-I922 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Professor of Sociology and Social Ethics A.B.,
George Washington University; M. Ph.D., University of Chicago.
A.,
ibid.;
CLEMENT TYSON GooDE-I924
3314
FLOYD AVE.) RICHMOND) VA.
James A. Bostwick Professor of English A.B.,
Wake Forest College; A.M., Harvard sity; Ph.D., Cornell University.
Univer-
HUGH SAGER MEAD-I924
58 I 6
YORK ROAD, WESTHAMPTON
Professor of Business Administration A.B., Kalamazoo College; A.B., University of Chicago; Chicago, of University Michigan; of University 1923-'24.
WOODFORD BROADUS HACKLEY-192 4 2120 LAKEVIEW AVE.) RICHMOND) VA.
Associate Professor of Latin M.A. 1 Northwestern University of Virginia; A.B., Columbia UniUniversity; Harvard A.M., University; versity.
FRANCIS HENRY WILSON-I925 2620 W. GRACE ST.) RICHMOND) VA.
Acting Professor of Botany M.S..
Cornell University.
LouisE W1THERs-192 5
Associate Professor of French B.A., Tulane University; Diploma a la Sorbonne.
MARGARET NoLTING-1926 I
000 W. GRACE ST., RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Physiology and Hygiene M.D., Medical College of Virginia.
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Faculty l(ATHERINE REDING-I926 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Associate Professor of Spanish B.A., M.A., University of Kansas; Summ e r Session, Un iversity of M r xi c o, 1922; GradnPt ~ Student, University of C alifornia, 19 2 3-' 24 .
MARGARET Ross-1926 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Associate Professor of En:_dish B.A.,
All e gh e ny
C oll e ge; M.A.. sylvania.
Univ e rsity
of
P e nn -
AuGusTus BARTOW Runn-1926 I
304
AVONDALE AVE., RICHMOND, VA.
Professor of Bible M.A.,
D.D.,
Ri c hmond College; Graduate, Baptist Theological Seminary.
South e rn
RALPH C. McDANEL-1926 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Associate Professor of History B.A., University of Ri c hmond; M.A., C olun1bia Unive rsity; Ph.D., Johns Hopk ins University.
CALVIN
NORWOOD WARFIELD-1926 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Associate Professor of Physics B.E. ,
M.A.,
W.
Ph.D. , Johns Hopkins University.
R. CoRNTHWAITE-1927
LORD FAIRFAX APTS., RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Chemistry A.B. ,
D e Pauw
Univ e rsity, 1923; Univ e rsity.
H.
Ph.D. ,
Ohio
St a te
P '. THOMAS-1927
273 5 WEST GRACE ST., RICHMOND
Associate Professor of Business Administration A.B.,
Richn1ond
C oll e g e , 1917; Virginia.
M.A.,
Univ e rsity
PAULINE TuRNBULL-1916 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Assistant Professor of Latin and Registrar B.A., Syracuse U niv e rsity.
SHERLOCK BRONSON-1928 RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Business LL.B. , University of Ri c hmond.
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of
Faculty ROBERT ~ARMISTEAD STEWART -1924 1815 HANOVER AVE., RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Spanish :M .A., Ph.D ., Univ e rsity of Vir g inia.
WILLIAM FREDERICK CAYLOR- 1928 3 l l 7 GROVE AVENUE, RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Spanish B.S. C ., Mercer University, 1923; M.A., M e r c er Univ e rsity, 1924; National University of Mexi c o Summ e r School, 1924; Madrid, 1926.
E.
B. DoERING -1928
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Instructor in English B.A.,
Univ e rsity of
Iowa; M.A., sity, 1926.
Harvard
Univer -
BEN CLYDE McCARY -1928 343 ALBEMARLE AVE., RICHMOND, VA. B.A.,
Univ e rsity of Ri c hmond, 1923; Doctorat l'Unive rsite de Toulouse , Fran ce, 1928.
de
]oHN H. RussELL- 1928 3 506
GROVE AVE., RICHMOND, VA.
Professor of Business A drninistration B.A., Emory and H e nry C oll e g e , 1907; M.A., Johns Hopkins University, 1912; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1913.
H. H.
VINEs-19 28
30 ALBEMARLE AVE., RICHMOND, VA.
B.A., Univ e rsity of Al a bama, 1923; Univ e rsity, 1925.
CHARLES
H.
M.A .,
Harvard
WHEELER III-1928
2129 HANOVER AVE., RICHMOND, VA.
Acting Associat e Professor of Mathemati cs ; B.S., Washington and J e ff e rson Coll e g e , 1926; Johns Hop kins Unive rsity, 19 2 6-'28.
Miss AGNES joNEs-19 15 RICHMOND, VA.
S ec r e tary and Assistant R e gistrar; B.A., W es than1pton C oll e g e, 1924.
WALTER ScoTT McNEIL- I905 RICHMOND, VA.
Professor of Contracts; Equity, Pleadings A.B., Richmond C ollege , 1899; Ph.D., University of B e rlin, 1902; LL.B., Harvard Univ e rsity, 1905.
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Faculty
c.
1\1.
CHICESTE R-1913 RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Evidence, Conflict of Laws and Domestic Relations A.B.,
and Mary; LL.B., ginia.
William
Univ e rsity of Vir-
GEORGE BRYAN-1 914 RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Banking LL.B., Richmond College, 1881; Associate Editor Virginia Law Register, 1902-'06; Counsel for Virginia Bankers Association since 1902.
Lours S. HERRINK -1921 RICHMOND, VA.
Da1nages and Carl l. ssociate Professor of Property, . riers A.B., Randolph-Ma c on C oll ege, 1911; Graduate Work, Ibid, 1912; LL.B., Harvard University, 1920.
ELLSWORT H WrLTSHIR E-1924 RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Trusts, Domestic Relations, Insurance and Legal History A.B., University of Virginia, 1919; LL.B., University of Virginia, 1922; S.J.D., Harvard University, 1923.
WILLIAM
R.
SHANDS- 1924
RICHMOND, VA.
· Associate Professor of Private Corporations , Legal Ethics and Conflict of Laws LL.B.,
University
RALPH
T.
of
1921.
Richmond,
CATTERA LL-1924
RICHMOND, VA.
Professor of Evidence, Constitution al Law, Partnerships and Municipal Corporations A.B., Harvard University, 1918; LL.B., Harvard University, 1921.
MALCOLM RAY DouBLEs -1926 RICHMOND, VA.
Associate Professor of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Contracts and Legal History B.S.,
Davidson
College, 1922; LL.B., Richmond, 1926.
DAVID
J.
University
of
MAYS-19 26
LAW BUILDING, RICHMOND, VA.
Instructor in Business Administrat ion Randolph-Ma con College, 1914-' 16, 1919-'20; University of Richmond.
RussELL Woon ]oRDAN_,
LL.B. ,
]R.
RICHMOND, VA.
Professor of Agency B.A.,
26
Washington and Lee University, 1926; LL.B., Washington and Lee University, 1928.
Senior Class Ofhcers A. W. HARRISON D. V. BUCHANAN L. C. DALE H.
M.
NEALE
H. B. DIXON
R. s.
PHIPPS
President //ice-President • Secretary Treasurer Historian Student Senator
Senior Class History HOSE fortunate fellow-classmates who have passed pleasant and profitable hours delving with Professor Astrop into the intricacies and mysteries of psychological science, may perchance remember from the learned professor's discourse or from voluminous and oft-consulted volumes that one's mental machinations are most easily stimulated by those events and occurences from \:vhich the individual has derived a wholly and enjoyable sensation. Th~s fact we concede without question since after a careful and painstaking review and recollection of the past four years we recall only experiences of unalloyed happiness and delight. We shall take it for granted that all who peruse this example of our literary attainment have at some previous time seen other and less worthy efforts toward the same noble cause which we here so creditably espouse. Advancing from this hypothesis, we may eliminate the minor and monotonous routine repetition of dates, numbers, and inconsequential events. After all, what matters it whether our mighty band of knowledge-thirsty neophytes numbered one, two, or three hundred, or whether we entered upon our magnificent career of collegiate achievements on the tenth, fifteenth ~ or twentieth day of the month? Our purpose shall be not merely to compile the available statistical data recorded on the dean's office but rather to chronicle for the edification of future and lesser classes some fevv of our glorious successes and stupendous accomplishments. With pardonable pride we point to the revolutionary changes in the editorial and managerial administration of our campus publications which have been wrought by the wisdom, foresight and judgment of our worthy comrades. The future success of the University of Richmond P'u blications Corporation will be due to the staunch and strong foundation provided for it by the pioneering efforts of the Class of '29. Our class has produced the most prominent and formidable athletes in the history of the University of Richmond. We have maintained and established traditions which posterity will consider worthy interpretations of the spirit of our Alma Mater, and as a particularly appropriate climax to our extraordinary career we _can cite a record of one of the most ramarkable scholastic attainments ever credited to a graduating group from Richmond College. However, these are but ineffectual and ephemeral affusions. Our real and undying fame and glory lie not in the writing of deeds done but in the actual and vital part we have played in making history. HERMAN
B.
DIXON
BEN J Al\1IN
HAROLD ADKINS
CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VA.
Applicant for B ..,4.. Degree Y. M. C. A., President of P.I.N.E.S. Club; Varsity 'Track, '25-'26-'27-'28; Varsity Club; Ministerial Association
El\10RY HAl\1LlN ANDERSON RICHMOND, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Football, '25-'26-'27-'28; Varsity 'I~rack, '26-'27, and Captain, '29: Javelin Record, '27-'28; German Club President; Varsity Club Vice-President
SENIOR
CLASS
THOM AS HENR Y AusT IN RICHMO ND) VA.
Applic ant for B.A. Degre e
W1LL IAl\1 GusT AF BENT E NEW HAVEN ) CONN.
Applic ant for B.S. Degre e in Busine ss A dntinis tration Theta Chi; Omicr on Delta Kappa ; Treasu rer of Studen t Gover nment , '28-'29 ; Varsit y Footba ll, '25-'26 -'27-'2 8; Varsit y Track , '26-'27 -'28; Honor Roll; Varsit y Club, '28-'29 .
SE NI OR
CL AS S
DAVID
v.
BUCHANAN
RICHMOND 1 VA.
Applicant for B.A. D egr ee Lambda Chi Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Manager of Baseball, '29; Vice-President of Senior Class, '28-'29; Correspondent of Varsity Club; Treasurer of Harlequin Club; Pan-Hellenic Council ; Honor Roll
ERNEST
P.
BUXTON_,
]R.
RICHMOND 1 VA.
Applicant for B.A. D egree Kappa Alpha; Managing Editor of "Collegian," '27; Pi De:ta Epsilon; Harlequin Club
SENIOR
CLASS
EMORY LINWOOD CARLTON CENTER CROSS). VA.
Applicant for B.S. Degree Kappa Sigma; Secretary of Freshman Class; Varsity Track Team, '27-'28-'29; Varsity Club
LLOYD
H.
CASTER
RICHMOND) VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Phi Delta Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa; President of Student Government , '28-'29; Senate, '27-'28; President of Glee Cl uh, '27-'28; Business Manager of Glee Club; Vice-Preside nt of Y . M. C. A., '27-'28; Treasurer of Sophomore Class, '26; Secretary of Southern Federation of College Students, '28-'29; Pan-Helleni c Council
SENI OR
C ·L ASS
JoHN
v\l.
CLARK
WASHINGTON 1 VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Theta Chi ; Chemistry Laboratory Assistant
]OSEPH HATHA"\VAY COSBY_, ]R. NEWPORT NEWS) VA.
/i pplicant for B .il. D egree
. Alpha Delta; Honor Roll, '26-'27-'28; Mini sterial Association; Cross Country Team, '26
SENIOR
CLASS
ALBERT VANDALENE CosoLARO NORFOLK, VA.
Applicant for B ,A. Degree 1
Alpha Delta; Alpha Psi Omega; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet '27-'28-'29; Secretary of University Players, '28-'29; Business Manager of University Pl ayers, '28-' 29; President of International Relations Club, '28-'29 MORRIS CRAWFORD RICHMOND, VA.
Applicant for B.:1. Degree Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Psi Omega; University Players; Director of Little Symphony Orche5tra; Director of Spider Band.
SENIOR
CLASS
WILLIAl\1 FONTAINE CREATH PACES, VA.
Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration
Lambda Chi Alpha; Varsity Baseball, '26-'27-'28-'2.9, Captain, '29; President of Athletic Association, '28-'29; President of Varsity Club, '28-'29
LEROY GILLETTE CRENSHAW_,
]R.
RICHMOND, VA.
ll pplicant for B .A. Degree
Sigma Phi Epsilon; German Club
SENIOR
CLASS
C. J.
CRIDL I~
RICHMOND) VA.
B.S. Degree in ·Business Administration
L.
c.
DALE
TYNER) N. C.
Applicant for B.A. Degref.
SENIOR
CLASS
ARTHUR BRADEN DIGGS RICHMOND) VA.
Applicant for B .S. Degree in Business Administration Phi Kappa Sigma; Freshman Baseball, '26; Interfraternity Council, '28; German Club HERMAN BENJAl\1IN DIXON CLUSTER SPRINGS) VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Lambda Chi Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Manager of Track; Business Manager of Collegian; Vice-President of Student G-overnment; President of International Relations Club; Glee Club; Mu Sigma ·Rho Literary Society; Ministerial Association; Student Senate; Senior Class Historian; Honor Roll
SENIOR
CLASS
LOTHER EDWARD DODD FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Glee Club, '28-'29
EDWARD WILBUR EANES RICHMOND, VA.
Applicant for B .11. Degree Alpha Delta; President of Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '28; Vice-President of International Relations Club, '28; Forensic Council; Ministerial Association
SENIOR
CLASS
]oNAH
A.
ELLIOT
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA.
A4. pplicant for B .A. Dtgree Varsity Baseball, '25-'26-'27; Varsity Club
FRANCIS MACK FRANKLIN BIG I'SLAND, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Sigma Phi Ep : ; ilon; Sigma U p~ilon; Honor Roll
SENIOR
CLASS
WILBUR
I(.
GAINES
NEW ROC'HELLE 1 N. Y.
Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administrat ion
Phi Gamma Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon; Scribe, '28; President of Junior Class, '28; German Club; Freshrnan Track; Varsity Squad, '26; Chairman of Junior Senior Prom, '27; Student Senator-atLarge, '27; Publicity Chairman, '28; " Collegian" Reporter, '25-'26; Sports Editor of " Collegian," '27; Associate Editor of " Collegian," '28; Mu Sigma R ho 'L iterary Society
AUBREY ALEXANDE R GARY RICHMOND 1 VA.
Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business l l dministrati(J n
SEN-I OR
<
CLAS S
.LEE
0.
GASKINS
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Sigma Phi Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Treasurer of Y. M. C. A., '26-'27; Annual Representative for Sophomore Class, '26; Varsity Basketball, '25-'26-'27-'28; Secretary of Varsity Club, '27; Treasurer of Junior Class, '27-'28; Secretary of Student Government, '27
CHARLES WATSON GIVENS_,
]R.
RICHMOND, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree V. S. Lawrence Fellowship in Mathematics; Honor Roll
SENIOR
CLASS
ARTHUR WIDEMAN HARRISON GREENVILLE, S. C.
Applicant for B.A ·. Degree Pi Kappa Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; President of Senior Class; President of Harlequin Club, '28-'29; Secretary of Harlequin Club, '27-'28; Pan-Helleni c Council, '27-'28; University Players; "Collegian" Staff, '26-'27
RALPH
P.
JOHNSON
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Tau Kappa Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Editor-in-Ch ief of "Collegian; " President of Forensic Council; President of Philologian Literary Society; Honor Roll
SENI OR
CLAS S
]OHN
T.
KANE
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Phi Delta Omega; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Basketball; Glee Club.
CHEN-l(AE !(UNG CANTON, CHIN A.
Applicant for B.S. Degree Honor Roll
SENIOR
CLASS
E.
WILLIS LACY)
]R.
RICHMOND) VA.
A pplirant for B .A. Degree Theta Chi; Manager of Football; German Club; Harlequin Club; Varsity Club, '28-'29
MARTIN LUTHER LEARY PETERSBURG) VA.
Applicant for B .A . Degi·ee Alpha Delta; Historian of Freshman Class, '25; Chaplain of Philologian Literary Society, '26-'27; Vice-Preside nt of Ministerial Association, '27-'28; Treasurer of Philologian Literary Society, '28-'29; President of Ministerial Association, '28-'29
SENI OR
CLAS S
HUGH
J.
LITTLE
RICHMOND) VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree.
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
ROWLAND BENSON METCALF KELLER) VA.
Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration
Phi Delta Omega; Freshman Football Team; Track Team, '27-'28-'29; Football, '27-'28; Varsity Club
SENIOR
CLASS
•
THOMAS FRANCIS MILLER CULPEPPER, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Kappa Sigma; Varsity Football Team, '28
HERBERT MILTON NEALE 'SALUDA, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Lambda Chi .A lpha; Treasurer of Senior Class; Harlequin Club
SENIOR
CLASS
OscAR
How ARD
PARRISH
RICHMOND) VA.
Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration
Phi Delta Omega
R.
STIRLING PHIPPS BALTIMORE) MD.
Applicant for B .A. Degree
Sigma Phi Epsilon; Omicrcn Delta Kappa; Cheer Leader; Ministerial Association; Harlequin Clnb; Pan-Hellenic Council; Business Manager of the \Veb; Collegian Staff; Senator Senior Class.
SENIOR
CLASS
R.
CLAYTO N P 'I TTS NEWTON, VA.
,.4. pplicant for B .A. Degree Varsity Track, '26-'27-'2 8-'29; Champio n Relay Team, '28; Dramatic Club; Mu Sigma Rho; Literary Society; Varsity Club; Historian of Junior Class, '28; Secretary of Student Government, '29
MERRl1\ 1AN STARK.E Y POTEET HUDDLEST ON, VA.
Applican t for B./J. Degree Phi Delta Omega
SEN IOR
CLA SS
ELMER BELMONT POTTER RICHMOND, VA.
Applicant for B .A. Degree Omicron Delta Kappa; Editor of "Messenger," '28-'29; Presid·e nt of Writers' Chapter of Sigma Upsilon, '28-'29; University Players; Alpha Psi Omega
HENRY GRAY REYNOLDS FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
Applicant for R.A. Degree Alpha Delta; Ministerial Association; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; International Relations Club
SENIOR
CLASS
CLIFTO N HYDE ROBER TSON RICHMO ND 1 VA.
Applica nt for B .A. Degree
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Theta Chi; Footbal l; Basketb all; Basebal l
CHARL ES JusTIC E Ross CRIGLER SVILLE 1 VA.
Applica nt for B.A. Degree Phi Delta Omega ; Assistan t Circula tion Manage r of Collegi an; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Y. M. C. A.
SEN IOR
CLA SS
Ro BERT NEVITT SANFORD ·
FREDERICKSB URG, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Sigma Phi Epsilon; 01nicron Delta Kappa; Tau J(appa Alpha; Varsity Football, '26-'27-'28; Track Team, )25-'26-'27-'2 8; Varsity Track Team, '27; Varsity Club; Honor Roll; Student Senate; Philologian Literary Society. TAYLOR HowE SANFORD FREDERICKSB URG, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Sigma Phi Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Varsity Football, '25-'26-'27-'2 8; Captain, '28; Varsity Basketball, '26-'27-'28-'2 9; Varsity Track~ '28-'29; Senator, '27-'28; President of Sophomore Class, '26-'27; Varsity Club; Secretary and Treasurer of Athletic Association, '28-'29
SENI OR
CLAS S
PAUL SCARBOROUGH_,
]R.
FRANKLIN, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Pi Kappa Alpha; Vice-President of Freshman Class; Inter-Fraternity Council, '27-'28; Honor Roll, '26-'27-'28; Spider Band; Glee Club; Harlequin Club
RADIANT, VA.
Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration
SENIOR
CLASS
LEE CALVIN SHEPPARD EDISON, GA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree
BENJAMIN LUTHER SOWELL BUENOS AIRES, AR<;.
~4 pplicant
for B.A. Degree
Honor Roll; Philologian Literary Society; Best Reader's Medal, '27; Taugorean Club; Fork Union Club; Sigma Upsilon
SENIOR
CLASS
JOHN CARSON SPENCER GUINEA MILL'S, VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Honor Roll
GEORGE WELLFORD TAYLOR RICHMOND, VA.
Applicant for B .A. ·Degree Phi Delta Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Psi Omega; Pi Delta Epsilon; Harlequin Club; Dramatic Club; Jnior Class Senator; Business Manager of "Messenger,'' '27-'28; Instructor in Biology, '27-'28-'29; Honor Roll; Junior Senior Prom Committee, '27-'28-'29
SENIOR
CLASS
LOFTUS
L.
w ALTON
RICHMOND) VA.
Applicant for B.A. Degree Lambda Chi Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Editor-in-Chief of "Web," '29; Assistant Editor of "Web," '28; 'Treasurer of German Club, '28-'29; Manager of Basketba11, '29; Assistant Manager of Basketball, '28; Treasurer of Varsity Club, '28-'29; Honor Roll; VicePresident of Junior Class, '27-'28; Pan-Hellenic Council, '27-'28; Campus Medical Assistant, '28-'29; J uniur-Senior "Pron1" Committee. ROBERT EDWARD WALTON RICHMOND) VA.
Applicant for B.S. Degree Physics· Laboratory Instructor; Honor Roll, '25-'26-'27-'28
SENIOR
CLASS
WILKES BOWEN
w ATSON
HILTON VILLAGE, VA.
Applicant for B .A. Degree
Alpha Delta; Honor Roll; Vice-Preside nt of Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Secretary of Missions Y. M. C. A.
RANDOLPH LOWRY
vVooD
PARKSLEY, VA.
Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administrat ion
Theta Chi; Baseball, '26; Varsity Football, '27-'28; Track Team, '27-'28; Harlequin Club; Eastern Shore Club
SENI OR
CLAS S
For Future Reference ADKINSJ B. H .. ANDERSON ) E. H .. AUSTIN, T. H .. G .• BENTEJ BUCHANAN, D. V.. BUXTONJ E. P •. CARLTON} E. L •. CASTERJ L. H .. CLARKEJ J. W .. CO'SBYJ J. H. . COSOLAROJ A. CRAWFORD} M .. F. CREATH, CRENSHAW} L. G. . J. • CRIDLIN J DALE, L. DIGGS, A. B. • DIXON, H. B. • • DODD, L. E • • EANES, E. ELLIOT, J. A • • FRANKLIN' F. M . . K. . GAINES, GARY, A. G. • • GASKINS, L . 0 .. GIVENS, HARRISON J A. JOHNSON , R. P. • . T. . KANE, K .. KUNG, LACYJ E. \V. LEARYJ M. L. LITTLE , H. J •• METCALF, R . B • • MIL LERJ T . F. • NEALE, H. M .. P ARRISHJ 0. H .. PHIPPS, R. PITTS, R. PoTEETJ E. B. • POTTERJ E. B .. REYNOLDS} H. G. • H .. ROBERTSON) Ross, C. J .. SANFORD, R. N .. SANFORD} T. H .. SCARBOROUGH} P •• SEALE, H. L .. SHEPHERD, L. SO\VELL, B. L .. SPENCER} J. C.. TAYLOR, G. WALTON, L. L .• \VALTON, R. E. • . B .. vVATsoN,
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Junior Class Officers J. D. J. B. J. B.
WEAVER
G.
F.
PALMER
C.
T. TAYLOR
President //ice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian
HOOKER DAILEY
E. D.
Student Senator
GUNTER
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Junior Class Histor y HERE is a similarity about class histories which make s them interesting to a few who s ~ history is set forth and sickening to others. To diverge from the unusual method it is as ~difficult as it is dangerousr-- few people possessing the ability of a Mons Jones who so well depicted a class history several years ago. So here's the racket: It was in September of the ye8.r 1926 that "Ye number 9" came to a halt at Stop 30 and unloaded the queerest a ssortment of Rats that ever disturbed the peace of Richmond College. There were fat Rats and skinny Rats-long and short Rats-those fro1n New York City and those from Short Pump, Va. r-r here they were, a truly cosmopolitan mult> tude having the common purpose of putting Richmond College on the map for keeps. Their noses led them to the _Administrat ion Building to begin their first day as-ahem-c ollege men. After meeting several heavy financial demands they were given a key to their future campus home and tcld by the authorities to " git." \Vhen they reached the dormitories they saw entirely too many upperclassm en. A bit of advice was asked and in return they ·vvere advised to carry the lordly upperc 'assmen's trunks to the second and third floors. They were also directed to the Student Shoppe where friend Jack was 'vaiting to sell them "Rat Caps" and certain instruments supporting sox that were guaranteed not to touch the skin. It wasn't long though before they met in the Chapel where under the leadership of a senior officer they elected Joseph Nettles as class president. By this time the humble Rat~. became inured to the overbearing manner of the sophomores and began to take their Rathood in a matter of fact manner. Only the outstanding events Hnger in their minds. Like other Rats they paid their radiator fees and sent in applications for Omicron Delta Kappa. The Rat parade '¥ill never be forgotten. They 'vent to Mayo Island on Thanksgivin g day to see the Indians scalp the Spiders. They returned to the ca~nrus burntdown and prayed for the Christmas holidays to come, which it did after the first term examination s. 1""'hose glorious h0lidays were ended too soon. After Christmas, life was easier for the Rats and there ·was little excitement except for the . basketball games. Easter exams came and so jubilant were they after the exams that they took a keen delight in breaking out a large portion of the windows in Thomas I-Iall. They laughed heartily as window after window left its allotted space and the basement began to fill with water from the fire hose (although there wasn't any fire). When abJut fifteen of them were sent home the next day the laugh shifted to the ether side of their faces. September came again (as it does every year) and they were rearing to go. How anxious they vvere-those who suffered so much in the hands of the upperclassm en last year-now their time had come! Under Dcug Gunter, as sophomore leader, the inccming class was properly initiated. That year savv the inauguration of the two-semeste r plan at the University of Richmond. Along with this plan came· the mid-semeste r exams, and their opinions on these are not fit to be seen in press. One of the dreams of the Greater University became a reality that year, namely, the new chemistry building. The Spider-India n game that yeat went down on record as being a notable success. Although Richmond ·was outweighed and several of the regulars vvere rut of the game from injuries, the Indians were held to a score less tie, which was the same, in their estimation, · as a defeat from Richmond's hands. June again found the sophomores sorely in need of three months' vacation. They returned last fall full-fledged upperclassm en filled with the spirit found in true Spiders (no, this is not a State institution). They realized that half of their four years in college were completed and they resolved to make the most of the remaining two years. 'To help accomplish this, J. D. Hooker was selected as class leader, and they busied themselves with plans for 8 Junior- Senior Prom. They made much whoopee at the prom and it was recorded as a success. They saw great changes made since their sophomore year-the most notable was the establishment of a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa on the Campus. Another change that year was the dining hall system at Richmond College and the furnishing of the dormitories by the college authorities. All these have been appreciated by the students as they mark a step in the betterment of Richmond College. CARROLL TAYLOR
Junior Class \VILLIAM AMBROSE ACREE SHARPS, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Ilonor Roll , ' 26- '2 7- ' 2 8
]OHN HAMPTON ALLEN BLANTON, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course
CECIL
c.
BAILEY
SCOTTSBURG, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Si g ma Phi Epsilon
HAR8LD OVERTON BARTLETT NEWLAND,
VIRGINIA
B.A. Course
Ro BLEY
DuNGLISON BATES _, ] R. NEWTOWN,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Kappa Alpha; P . I.N.E.S. C lub; C ro :::s Co untr y, ' 2 6; Drama ti c C lub
WALTER HARTWELL BENNETT_,
]R.
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Phi D e lta Om ega ; Tre asur er l\iu Si gm.a R l-: o Lit e rary Society, '27-'28; Vi ce -Pres id e nt :Mu Si g m a C ounFor e nsi c ' 28-'29; Soci ety, Rho Literary cil, '27-'28
ARCI--IIE CA1\1PBELL BERKLEY RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
fl .A. Course Phi Kapp a Si g m a
J 1.l\1Es Juns~N BooKER_, ]R. FARNHAM , VIRGINIA
B.S. Cours e Th e t a
f
C h l ; Lit e rar y
S oc i e ty
Junior Class WILLIAM HENRY CORBITT ZUNI,
VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Alpha Delta; Ministerial Association, Vice-President, '28-'29; Philologian Literary Society, Treasurer, '27-'28, Vice-Preside nt. '28-'29; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '28-'29
RALPH DEL·AND CRAWFORD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Band; Orchestra; Tennis
JAlVIES
BERRY DAILEY
ELIZABETH CITY,
KORTH CAROLINA
B.A. Course Phi Delta Omega; Secretary of Sophomore Class, '27; Dramatic Club, '27; Property Manager of Dran1atic Club, '27-'28; Assistant Business Manager of "Collegian ." '28: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '27-'28; Senate, '28; Vice-Preside nt of Junior Class, '28
ARTHUR E. DANCE PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
B.S. ·Coursf Theta Chi; Honor Roll; Vice-Pr sident of International Relations Club; Cross Country Tearn, '26-'27
]OE DEATELHA USER CUMBERLAND , MARYLAND
B.S. Course Sigma Phi Epsilon; Indoor Track, '28-'29; PanHellenic Council; Harlequin Club; Assistant 1\1:anager Football; Manager Freshman Football
A .RTHUR
T.
ELLETT
POCAHONTAS, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Pi Kappa Alpha
CLARENCE
p ATRICK
ELY
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi Delta Omega;
Honor Roll,
'26-'27-'28-'29
HERBERT OLANDER GREEN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Theta Chi
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Junior Class EUGENE DOUGLAS GUNTER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Phi Kappa Sigma; Football Team, '26-'27- ' 28; Varsity Ciub; President of Sophomor e Class; T r ack Squad, '27; . Baseball Team, '28; Senator Junior C lass; Vic e -President of German Club
EDWARD
s.
HARLOW
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Theta Chi; Tennis Squad; Reporter for "Collegian"
MALCOLM D. HARRIS EBONY, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Sigma Phi Epsilon
]. LESLIE HART RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Alpha Del ta; Honor Roll; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
DAVID RAY HEPLER JORDON MINES, VIRGINIA
B.A. Courfe Alpha Delta; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Gl ee Club; Honor Roll; Tre asurer of Ministerial Association
Lours FREDERICK HoFFMAN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
B.A. Course Glee Club
ERNEST LINWOOD floNTS EAGLE ROCK, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Tau Kappa Alpha; Minist e rial Asso c iation; Phil ologian Literary Society; Dramatic Club; Interc ollegiate Debater; Fore nsic Council; Trustee Board of Publications; Treasurer of Board of Publications
]OHN D. HOOKER STUART, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Kappa Sigma; German Club; Football Squad ; Basketball Squad; Baseball Squad; President Junior Class; Senator Sophomore Class; Vi c e Preside nt Freshman Class
Junior Class WILLIAM ]AMES HOPKINS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Philologian
Society, '27-'28-'29; Literary Roll, '26-'27
Honor
CLIFFORD H. INGRAM LONDON BRIDGE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course
Rov ARCHIBALD ] ACKSON PINETO\VN, NORTH CAROLINA
B.S. Course Pi Kappa Alpha;
German
Club
HERBERT WALKER ] Al\1ES LEBANON,
VIRGINIA
B.A. Course
ROBERT ANKRUM JENKINS ' WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
B.S. Course Theta Chi; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Glee Club; "\Veb" Staff
M.
WILLIAMSON ]ONES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Kappa
Sigma; Pan-Hellenic Council; Players; "Collegian" Staff
SAMUEL HARRY ]USTA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course
AUBREY
v.
l(IDD
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course
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Junior Class FRANK M. LACY HALIFAX, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course '27-'28; Basrball, Chi Alpha; Vani+y Basketbal. Squad, '27-'28; VarsLy Club, '28; German Club
Lan1bl~a
JosEPH DAY LEE,
]R.
PLEASANTVILLE, NEW YORK
B.S. Course Phi Gamma Delta; Band; President University of Richmond Flying Club
YuK
Wu
CANTON,
LEE
CHINA
B.S. Course
LEE BARRAND LEWIS PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course s:gn1a Phi Epsilon
WILLIAM
A.
LIGON
BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Bas . ball Squad, '27-'28
J Al\1ES FRANKLIN LIPSCOMB MANQUIN,
VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Cross Country Squad, '26-'27; Freshman B:is ·'hall, '27; Track Squad, '28; Philologian Literary Society
Enw ARD McCORMICK HALIFAX, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Kappa Sig1na
MARVIN EVERETT McRAE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi Gamma Del ta
·CW-E B
Junior Class DONALD R. MANN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Lambda Chi Alpha; Omicron D elta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Editor Richmond "Collegian," '29, Managing Editor, '28, News Editor, '27, Reporter, '26; University Players; Annual Representative of Junior Class; U. of R. Correspondent for "News Leader"; "Web' Staff
RUSSELL
T '.
MANN
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Pi
Kappa Alpha; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Secretary of Varsity Club
EMMETT C. MATTHE"\VS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Kappa Sigma
CARROLL R. MINOR NEWTOWN, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Football
Squad; Glee Club; Philologian Literary Society; Ministerial Association
LEE MORRISON WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
B.S. Course P.I.N.E.S. Club; Secretary of Mu Sig1na Rho Literary Society; Secretary of International Relations Club
]. M. MOSELEY ARVONIA, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Theta
Chi;
Philologian Literary Society; gian'' Staff
"Colle-
WILLIAl\1 ]ACKSON MYERS BRANDY, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Cross Country Track Team, '26; Mu Literary Society
Sigma Rho
HUBBARD RAGLAND NEATHERY FALCONER, NEW YORK
B.S.
Cour.~e
Lambda Chi Alpha; Freshman Football; Varsity Football, '27-'28; Treasurer of Sophomore Class; Senator-at-Large; Band; Glee Club, '27
Junior Class DONALD WINFRED P 'I ERPONT WOODLAWN, MARYLAND
B.A. Course Phi Kappa Sigma; Vice-President Dramatic Club, '28; Assistant Cheer Leader, '26; Alpha Psi Omega; President Y. M. C. A., '28; Inter-fraternity Council, '28; Harlequin Club
CLARK WIS1\1AN POWELL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Gour.re Philologian Literary Society; Scimitar Club
HENRY EUGENE REDFORD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course EUGENE KERFOOT RITTER BOWLING
GREEN,
VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Sigma Phi Epsilon; President F 'r eshman Class; Reporter, News Editor, "Collegian;" Glee Club
ALFRED FRANK ROBINSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Phi
Kappa
Sigma;
Freshman Football
Baseball;
Scrub
HuGH RUDASILL Ross CRIGLERSVILLE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi Del ta Omega
T 'HOMAS R. RYAN RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Theta Chi
ALEXANDER WILFRED ScHOENBAUM RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Courst! Tennis Team, '24-'25-'27
]. P. ScoTT STONE MOUNTAIN,
VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Lambda GJ1i Alpha; Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball; Manager F'reshman Baseball, '28
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B. SHOWALTER
KENBRIDGE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Sigma Phi Epsilon
]oHN
BoscHEN SIEGEL)
]R.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Pi Kappa Alpha; Pi Delta Epsilon; Sporting Editor for "Collegian," '2 8-' 29; Sporting Editor for "Web" 1928; Inter-fraternity Council, '28-'29
ALBERT
w ALDO
MARION,
SOUTH
SIMMONS CAROLINA
B.A. Course Dramatic
Club
ALFRED STEINER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi Alpha; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Sof'iety; PanHellenic Council; Associate Editor of "Web," '2 9; Honor Rol', '27-'28
LEWIS EDWARD STENGEL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
B.A. Course Kappa Sigma, Harlequin Club
CHARLES ROBERT STEVENS ROANOKE,
VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Alpha
Delta,
Philologian Literary iste rial Association
So c iety;
Min-
MALCOLM GREER STUTZ SOUTHERN PINES, NORTH
CAROLI~ A
B.A. Course Lambda Chi Alpha
CARROLL
T.
TAYLOR
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi Del ta Omega; Historian Junior Class; Assistant Business Manager of The "Messenger;" Harl€quin Club
DOUGLAS MERCER TROLAN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Th e ta C hi, Varsity Football, '2 5-' 2o-'27; Freshman Basketball, '26; Varsity Track, · '26-'27-'28; Varsity Club
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D.
ALTAVISTA,
\VALKER
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Lambda
Chi
Alpha; Circulation "Collegian"
G. E.
Department
of
\V ATERS
QUEENS VILLAGE, NEW YORK
B.A. Course Sigma Phi Epsilon
jOHN·BLOUNT \VEAVER RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Kappa Sigrn.a; Track Team
]. HARRIS \VELSH RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi Delta Omega; Freshman Basketball, '27; Assistant Manager Basketball, '28-' 29; University Players; Assistant Business Manager University Players, '27-'28; Assistant Business Manager of "Messenger," '27-'28; Business Manager of "Messenger," '28-'29; Associate Editor of "Web," '27-'28; Assistant Editor of "Web," '28-'29; Reporter of "Collegian," '27-' 2 8-' 2 9; Philologian Literary So, ciety
]AMES BAILEY \VILBORN_, ]R. SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Kappa Sigma; Freshman Track. '26-'27; Varsity Track Squad, '28; Harl0quin Club; Honor Roll. '26-'27
]AMES
P.
\VrLBOURN
SCOTTSBURG 1 VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Alpha Delta;
Honor Roll; Ministerial Association
ARTHUR \VrLLIAM \VrNNE RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course H. BRANCH \Voon RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Tennis Team
THOIVIAS
CHERNAULT YEAMAN
MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Lambda Chi Alpha; Student Senator, '28-'29; President Glee Club, '28-'29; Track, '27-'28-'29; Varsity Club; Honor Roll, '27
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G. W.
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R. w. PAYNE F. H. ROBERTSON
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Officers Pr.esident //ice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Student S enat:Jr
History of Sophomore Class HIS is the history of the transformation of Hezekiah Hayloft of Homespun's Corner to Stuart Studentshop of Richmond College. In the fall of the year 1927, Hezekiah and approximately one hundred and fifty of his compatriots (all alike in size, shape, and degree of verdancy), entered into the gates (some, mayhap by way of the fence) of Richmond College. These brave youngsters underwent countless hardships and embarrassment (no, not a one thought to light a 1\1 urad) , paraded down Broad street in no regal manner, elected Francis Robertson, of Petersburg, as President of their class. In January and May these same youths dreaded the coming of exams, crammed for them night and day, and spilt corn broth on pages fifty-five and fifty-six of Stewart's Elementary Physics. (Our transformation is gradually taking place, here and there "\\re see a number of the class minus hat, one even discerns a pipe between the lips of some brave individual. Ah, there are some so daring as to spend much time in the student-shop, guzzling Coca-Cola and otherwise m~king whoopee!) The merciful vacation intervened and our hopefuls departed, some to sell Florida oranges in California, others to sell California oranges in Florida. These summer experiences added to the lads a polish and approach "\vhich fraternities, student government socials and Westhampton dates could not supply. For now they could look do"\\rn with no meager amount of contempt upon former high school tnates-could cope with embarrassing situations (with a Murad now squarely under control), thereby unconsciously gaining the elusive ear-mark-poise. With the transformation complete the class of '3 I again took up its pursuit of studies. Rats "\Vere "horsed," lessons were studied, rats were "horsed," Washington Winn, Victoria, Va., was elected P 'r esident of the class and rats were "horsed." Courses were passed and courses were flunked, but one is satisfied, for \vherever the collegian goes, rapt admire rs will -exclaim, "College is certainly the thing to add that necessary polish.'' ¡
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B .11/. Course Kappa
Scimita r Club;
Sigma;
Band
Ross ATKIN SON RICHMO ND, VIRGINIA
Kappa Sigma
p·.
JosEPH
BARKE R
RICHMO ND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi Gamma Del ta
w.
J(ENNE T1I
BEALE
SCOTTSV ILLE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi D8lta Omega; Freshm an Basebal l;
1"'·.
]OHN
Band
BEGIEN
RICHMON D) VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Kappa Alpha
P.
JOSEPH
BELCH ER
CHESTER , VIRGINIA
B.A. Courst Phi
Delta Omega; Football , '27-'28; Basketb all, '27-'28; Track, '28; Varsity Club, '28
H.
WILLI AM
BERRY
RICHMO ND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Dramati cs
FLOYD
T.
BINNS
DOSWEL L, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course LONNI E
0.
BOLTO N
RICHMO ND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course ~igma
RICHA RD
Phi Epsilon
E.
BONNE VILLE
NORFLOK , VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Minister ial Associa tion; Y. M,. C. A.
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GEORGE
CUMMINGS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Scimitar <;Jub
w.
GEORGE
]R.
CUTLER_,
KILMARNOCK, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course ROBERT
w.
DEW VIRGINIA
FREDERICKSBURG,
Pre-Law Course Phi Gamma Del ta
T.
E. DUKE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Phi D el ta Omega
GARLAND DYCHES BUFFALO RIDGE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course
]. P.
EDMONDSON,
NEWPORT
]R.
VIRGINIA
NEWS,
B.A. Course Phi Delta Omega ; Glee Club; "WEB" Staff
MELVIN
w.
ESTES
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Philologian Literary So c i ety
H.
THOMAS
EUBANK
CREWE, VIRGINIA
B.A~
Course
Lambda Chi Alpha ; Philologian Lit e r a r y S o c ie t y
ROBERT
T.
FARY
GLOUCESTER POINT, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Freshman
Basketball;
PAUL
Fn~shman
s. FENSOM
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course K a ppa Sigma
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Sophomore Class
s.
CLIFTON FINLEY
PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Si g ma Phi Epsilon
H. M.
FISHER
LOGAN, WEST VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Phi Kapp a Sigma
JosEPH
H.
FLETCHER
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course P 'A UL ]. FORSYTHE HAVRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND
B.A. Course Alpha Delta ; Vi ce -Pre side nt Sophomore Class ; Freshman Trac k ; Mu Sigma Rho Lit e rary So c iety ; Ministe rial Asso c iation
WILLIAM P. FRAZER LAHORE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Philologian Lit e rary So c i e ty
GEORGE
M.
FREEMAN
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Phi Kappa Sigma
A.G. GARY EASTON) PENN'SYLVANIA
B.S. Course Phi D e lta Omega
ERNEST
D.
GARY
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Sigma Phi Epsilon;
T.
Scimitar Club
]ACK GARY, ]R.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course S!gma Phi Epsilon
WILLIAM A. GILLS,
]R.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course
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MARTIN
HAASE
VIRGINIA
RICHMOND,
B.A. Course Lambda Chi Alpha
s.
BURTON
HAMERSLY
CRE'\tVE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Lambda Chi Alpha
E.
KENNETH
HANDY
STUART, VIRGINIA
Pre-Medica l Course Phi K.'.'lppa Sigma
w. L.
HARLOW,,
]R.
VIRGINIA
RICHMOND,
B.A. Course
A.
]OHN
HARRIS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Slgma Phi Epsilon
GERHARD
c.
HENRICKS EN
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Kappa Alpha; Honor Roll, '28; Scirn.itar Club
ROBERT K. HERBERTSO N BURKEVILLE, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Freshman Track
HARRY
N.
RICHMOND,
HODGES VIRGINIA
Pre-Medical Course Kappa Alpha
JAMES H. HOLLEMAN HIGHLAND SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Webb Staff.
Ro BERT
W. ] ESSEE
RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course
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E.
]OHNSON_, ]R.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
B.A. Course Sigma Phi Epsilon
R. H.
]ORDON
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Vice-President
Freshn1an
of
Class
]AMES M. JusTICE WATTSVILLE 1 VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Th e ta Chi; Gl ee Club; Philologian Lit erary Socie Freshman Track Squad; ty; "CoJleg!an" Staff; Eastern Shore Club; "Web" Staff
HENDERSON G. l(INCHELOE ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA
B.A. Course Phi D e lta Omega; Assistant Editor of "The Messenger," '26-'27-'28-'29; Glee Club; Y. M. C. A.; Library Assistant
ELVIN
S.
LIGON_,
]R.
BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Phi Gamma Delta
GEORGE CLIFTON
w.
MAHANEY
FORGE, VIRGINIA
Pre-Medical Course Freshman
Baseball; Freshman Football; urer of the Sophomore Class
WALLACE W. MARSHALL KEELING,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Sigrna Phi Epsilon
]AMES
T.
MONCURE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Kappa Alpha
WILLIAM
A.
NEWTON
ANSTED, WEST VIRGINIA
B ..1.4.. Course CLYDE G. O'BRIEN APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA
Pre-Medical Course
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REMINGTON, VIRGINIA
Pre-Medical Course
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I're-M edical Course
D.
ERNEST
CHATHAM,
OVERBEY VIRGINIA
Pre-Dental Course Phi Kappa Sigma; Band
L.
FRANK
OVERSTREE T
HUDDLESTON , VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Philologian
Literary Society; Freshman "Web" Staff
Track;
EDWARD F. OVERTON LOUISA, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Glee Club; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
]oHN R. PAYNE III CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Pi Kappa Alpha
RICHARD
w.
PAYNE_,
]R.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Theta Chi;
"Collegian" Staff; Honor Roll; torian of Sophomore Class
c.
P 'EMBROKE PETTIT
FREDERICK'S HALL, VIRGINIA
Pre-Law Course Lambda Chi Alpha
ROBERT
H.
POWELL
LOUISA) VIRGINIA
Pre-Law Course BENJAMIN
A.
RIDDLE
BLAIRS, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course
His-
Sophomore Class CARROLL B. ROBERTSON PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
Pre-Medical Course Kappa Alpha
FRANCIS
H.
ROBERTSON
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Kappa Alpha; Presi dent of Freshman Class; Senator of Sophomore Class
EDWIN
c.
ROBINS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Honor Roll
JOSEPH R. ROBINSON BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
B.A. Gour.re Sigma Phi Epsilon; Chemistry Assistant; Hall Debater, Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; "Collegian" Staff; Business Manager, Glee Club , '28-'29; Winner '28 Freshman Prize Essay Contest of th e American Chemical So c i Ety.
BARTLETT ROPER PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
B .•4.. Course
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SOLOMON SACHS RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course
]OHN
ST. CLAIR
LORRAINE,
VIRGINIA
B.A. Course Glee Club; "Collegian" Staff; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
JAMES E. SHOCKLEY GREENSBORO, MARYLAND
B.A. Course Ministerial
Asso c iation;
Spider Band
WILLIAM J. SKAGGS ROMONT, WEST VIRGINIA
B.A. Course ··
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SNovv_,
LAWRENCEVILLE,
]R.
VIRGINIA
B.S. Course Kappa Alpha
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JOHNNY MADDOX GEORGE LEE WAT FUGATE M.
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Freshman History ~~~1:1-=
N THE eleventh day of September, nineteen hundred and t\venty-eight, nearly three hundred freshmen became "Spiders." As members of the Centennial Class of the University, we \Vere permitted on the campus two days earlier than all upperclassmen
Soon rat caps and green ribbons flourished. When the refectory did not echo, "clap Rats," the sophomores sang, "Fresh1nan, get off the grass." It is also significant here that the sophomores should be highly comtnended for instructing the Rats in "Rules of Respect to Upper C.lassmen.'' Our greatest delight, however, came when we found our calves gloriously decorated with the emblems of that famous Scotch order. I A few weeks later inactive and desolate. Rat Parade. Yes, the ously applaud our first
we caused the stores of Broad street to become But, don't be alarmed! I am approaching the people marched right out of the stores to hilarieffort at "being collegiate."
The fall calendar o~ social events, begun by the thrill of first dates at Westhampton, reached its height at President Boatwright's reception. Here the Centennial Class was formally introduced to the President and his \vife and was happily entertained by readers and¡ pianists. We thought it was fun to go home for the Christmas holidays without taking any tests, but the final examinations fully impressed upon us the fact that the professors were not playfully advising us to study. We regret to say that some of our number were impressed so profoundly, further work into the second semester seemed unwise. The first year of organized Freshman sports, under the direction of Coach Pitt, was remarkably successful. On the other hand, many Frosh became men1bers of the literary societies and proved their merit in oratory and debating. The progress of the Centennial Class owes much to the leadership of Russel Whalen and finally may we humbly petition the Great Recorder to smile as favorably upon tht class in the future.
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Freshm.an Class AoAMs,J.L. ADAMS,J.G. ALLEN,B.R. ALLEN,D.E. ALTERMAN,R.H. ANDERSON,R,L.JR. BARKER,} .P. BARNES,F.B. BATTIATO,}. E ERLIANT,B.B. E ILLINGSLEY,A. G. BLOXOM,W.C. BoscHEN,L A JR. BOSWELL,T.N. EOXLEY,R.C. EOYER,J.F. BREMNER,R.G. BRITTON,J.H.JR. BROOKS,A.G. I2ROWDER,J.B. BROWNING, C. BRYCE,W.F.JR. B UTLER,J-l.L.J R. CALBREATH.J .E. CAMPBELL,R.B. CANADA,R.P. CARR,] .L.J R. CARR,T.P. CEASE,W.M.JR. CEc1-r,D.J. CHENERY,R.L. CHERRY,W.J. CHITTUM,L.E. CLARKE, C.B. CLAuo,J.T. CLEVELAND, C.P. COBB,]. S.J R. CocKE,W.B.JR. CoLLIER,E.M. COMBS,C.E. COOPER,H H. COPLEY, W.W. COPPAGE L.F. COJ~DER C.H.JR. Co~SON.B.vV . JR.
Cox,AH. CREWS A.G. CROOM,H .L. CROWDER,K P.
CRUTE,W.H. CRUTCHFIELD,L.G JR. CUMBY,M.A. DARDEN,R.H. DECKER,W.C. DERVISHIA N, H JI. DooD,F.W. DOSHER,R.G. EARP,H.S. ECHOLS,}. B. ELFMAN,S. ELLETT,J.C. EwELL,C R. FALLIN,L.W. FARMER,E.W. FISHER,H.W. VITZGERALo,J .P. VITZGERALD,R. G. FOLCER,B.F. FRIEDMA N,C.S. FROEHLING, H.C.J R. FucATE,W.A. GARRETT/W.J. GATES,H.O. GARY,A.G. GEE,E.F. GILLIKEN,C.G. GrLLs,vV.A.JR. GILLMORE,J.S. GOULDMAN,J.S. GRAMMER G. GRATTON,R.JR. GRoss,H. GROTH,E.A. GROTH,W.L. HAMILTON,] E. HAMNER,J.D.JR. HARCUM,F. HARDING,E.W. HARRIS,F.H .JR. l-lENDERSON,H.E. HICKS R W.JR. HoFFMAN,P.C.JR. l-lOLLAND,J .B. HooK,H.R. J-lOOKER,0.H. HOPE,G.C. HORAK,} K. HowELL,W.R.
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What Is Love? Tell me_, dearest_, u ' hat is love? -'Tis a lightning frorn above _; -']~is an arrow_, -'tis a fire_, -'Tis a boy they call Desire. -'Tis a grave, Gapes to hac;)e Those poor fools that long to prove. Tell me more_, are VJom,en true? Yes_, some are_, and some as you. Some are willing_, sonze are strange_, Since you men first taught to change. And till troth Be in both_, All shall love_, to love aneu¡. Tell me more yet_, can they grieve? Yes_, and sicken sore_, but live_, And be wise_, and de lay_, When you men are wise as theJ'¡ Then I see_, Faith will be_, Never till they both believe. ] OHN FLETCHER
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Coach Frank Mills Dobson Coach Frank M. Dobson attended Central High School, Philadelphia, l 90 I -02 ; made letters in all four branches of sport; attended P'e ddie Preparatory School, 1903-04; made letters in all four branches of sport there; entered Princeton l 905; was on varsity football squad, but because of playing summ~r baseball was disqualified and turned professional. Professional base ball, I 90 5- l 3 : Anderson, S. C. ; Fayetteville, N. C., in Carolina Association; Terre Haute, Ind., in Central League; Kansas City, Mo., in American Association; Pittsburgh, Pa., in National League; Richmond, Va., three years. Professional basketball, I 905-08, Johnstown, Pa. Coach: I 906-29. Rose Polytechnic Institute, l 906, assistant coach ; Georgia Tech, I 907, assistant coach; University of Georgia, I 908-09, head coach; Clemson College, 1910-12, head coach; University of Richmond, 19 l 3-1929, athletic director.
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Football, 1928 The Univ ersity of Rich mond Spide r footb all team stepp ed out to the most auspi cious start in the merp ory of its colle ctive follo wers. Begi nning the first camp aign unde r the three -year eligib ility rule minu s, amon g other s, a fullb ack, s, a halfb ack, a quart erbac k, a cente r, an end, and three or four tackl es and guard Coac h Dobs on filled the gaps with his avail able mate rial and push ed off for Lexingto n to tackl e the Keyd ets of V. M. I. The men poun ded away and the boys from the Insti tute were extre mely fortu nate that the game ende d in a 6-6 deadlock. The Lexi ngton ians knew they ¡w ere lucky and said so. The Red and Blue in was waiv ed at one end of the field and the other , and outpl ayed the oppo sition every depa rtme nt. Spide r hopes spran g up. "P'r etty good, 've say. A green team that can do that on debu t day is boun d to be pract ically perfe ct for Than ksgiv ing." And so it was -but that's anoth er story . A diffic ult task faces the write r at this point . Supp orter s will say that not of enou gh nice thing s have been said abou t the gridd ers. Othe rs will snick er out one corne r of their mout hs and decla re that any footb all team is good in its own t annu al. It is hope d that this\ will be taken rathe r as .a true recor d of magn ificen accom plish ment and its corre spon ding dism al failu re. But let us all reme mber tthis: A footb all tean1 may be unbe atabl e one vveek and a push over the nex
and the boys were right in there fighting just as hard the second Saturday as they were the first-brain and brawn are not the only considerations; we also have the psychology of victory and defeat to reckon with; we have tradition; we have so much to consider that the "nice game" when they win ought to be; no whit stronger than the "swell game, boys," when they lose. After all, you know, people are more human than any other folks, and Treaders of the White Chalk Marks are not exceptions. The Johns Hopkins tilt followed the tussle with V. M. I. Without the services of Captain Sanford at his tackle berth, the lads struggled against a light, fast, passing team at Baltimore. In this game, which Hopkins won 14-13, Nevitt Sanford pulled a 90-yard run for one of the Spider touchdowns. The Red and Blue showed lots of drive and po\verful tackling, but were not ready for the clever passing attack of the Blue Jays. In the first Conference gan1e the Emory and Henry Wasps were tackled at Mayo Island. Coach Peddy Jackson's Southvvest Virginians outplayed the locals from the first whistle and presented, in one Littlejohn, a back of no mean ability. Unfortunately, N. Sanford was dazed by a blow on the head and for a great part of the game, directed the team in a complete "blank." Journeying to North Carolina for the contest, the Spiders next gathered in the Elon College gridders to a 34-0 tune. Elon's team was decidedl:y weak, but the power displayed by the Richmonders in this game was not to be denied. Every man on the squad played in this game and Nevitt Sanford made the s~cond 90yard run of this season.
Midst the blare of trumpets and the waving of banners the University student body accompanied the team to Roanoke for its next bout. A hundred strong, the rooters made the trip by bus and auto, \vell kno\ving that the Maroons always "do their darndest'' against the Red and Blue. Hotel Roanoke was taken by storm and the cro\vd marched out to the park only to see Coach Spruhan's boys from Salem tack up a 13-13 moral victory. With a few minutes left to play and a I 3-0 lead, the Spiders seemed to become lethargic, and Ramsey, a Roanoke substitute, ran wild enough to give his team a tie score. Richmond was again weak in its defense against a passing attack. Just an example, here, of the foolishness of comparing scores: The Spiders ran off with Lynchburg's bacon and a 50-6 win. As much offensive potency was shown in this game as any Richmond team has ever before shown. The next week Lynchburg defeated Hampden-Sydne y and the following week HampdenSydney, comparatively 50 points weaker than the Richmond team, whipped the locals I 3-0. Hard luck, of course, had something to do with this. Richmond's small squad was depleted by the loss of several regulars, among them Taylor Sanford, one of the best tackles who ever pranced about local gridirons. There ,, you are, nevertheless. In the Meantime Randolph-Maco n had been taken in 30-0, and Thanksgiving was drawing near. The Ashlanders put up a stubborn fight and the 30-0 score gives no indication of the struggle that went on. Thanksgiving!
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be linked togethr in the minds of all Spiders and Spiderettes. Captain Sanford out, his brother removed from his position at quarterback because of an injury sustained early in the game, a tired squad without sufficient reserve material, and opposing them a powerful Indian team. The one touchdown defeat sustained by Richmond could not have been a much greater victory had the score been 25-0 in our favor. Never before has such fortitude been displayed hereabout as the Red and Blue men showed in their fight against astonishing odds. Late in the game a William and Mary pass paved the way for the lone touchdown of the game. Next Thanksgiving Day all eyes will be turned to Richmond City's new stadium and the Richmond-William and Mary football game-rapidly becoming one of the classics of the Sou th. Handicapped by the new freshman rule and the loss of many veterans, Coach Dobson placed into action a team quite ready to take its place amongst his former clubs. Using some twelve or fifteen men almost exclusively, Coach's team was always fighting its hardest with that never-say-die spirit he seems to impart to men who come under his wing. One of the lightest teams ever to represent Alma Mater, it was not lacking in brains and every n1an of _the lot who won his letter has achieved a success of uncommon worth. Captain Sanford was unfortunate in that he was unable to play in a great many of the games, but his name, in spite of that, was up in front when the committees began to select their all-star tackles fo~ the year. And~rson, one of the veterans, gave his best year, a<.; did Nevitt Sanford. So did . . the whole darn team.
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Basketball, 1929 Macon battle and Captain Gaskins led the close st guarding team that night that has been seen on our floor for some time. After bowing to St. Johns, who pulled a last minute whirlvvind rally to win 44-41, the Wake Forest cagers were taken in 47-32. Victories over Bridgewater, Lynchburg, another over Hampden-Sydney, and Emory and Henry followed in dose order. Of these only the Emory game was interesting, the locals being ,c alled on for all they had before eking out a 36-34 count over the Wasps. Concord State, of West Virginia, fol lowed with a team of small men with an inspired ability at · jumping and an uncanny manner of sinking. the long ones. The Red and Blue left the floor on the short end of a 31-26 score · and dropped the next one to William and Mary, 34-30. The 15 p'.Jints scored by Sanford in the first William and Mary game were sorely missed in the second tussle and followers v1ere well pleased with the outcome of the game. Medical College of Virginia team was left wiping its eyes over a 48-17 score, the nether end of which was tallied by the Doctors. The season er.ded with a second game with Randolph-Macon which the latter won 41-30 on the The Methodist forwards were Ashland court. whipping the chords with a deadly accuracy and Woodson, star center, was on his game. Pinkie Mann, Captain-elect, had a great season at for\Yard, being led only by Woodson, of Randolph-Macon, in the race ffJr state ·high scoring honors. Every team in the Conference was defeated at least once by the Spiders, sorne of them twice. Ten games were won-all of them Conference victories save two, while five were lost-three at the hand s of non-Conference members. The standing which served to win the Champior1ship was eight won and two lost for a percentage of .800. It might be mentioned that this year's freshman outfit, under the able tutelage of Coach Pitt, lost not a game. Most of the good prep schools were taken into camp by the Rats and in the majority of the games the young Spiders doubled the score on the opposition. With Sherman, Reams, Krapin, Adams and Ross as the mainstays, the lads were no fruit for the varsity in the many scrimmages and next year will see just so many months of experience added on the slight shoulders of the Frosh.
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;The track season of 1928 vYitnessed the shattering of no less than five college records. Of this number Charlie Miller stepped his dangling pedal extremitie s up and over for new records in both hurdle events. The 120 high hurdles were docked in 16 1-5 seconds while the low hurdles were knocked for a 24 7-10 seconds record. Miller is doubtless the best hurdler we have ever had in our school and any opponent can fear his faultless stride and smooth jumping. Two records went to Ace Cale. Cale jumped up for a ne'"' mark of 5 feet 10 3-4 inches to topple the existing broad jump best effort. Cale only lost the high jump even to one opponent througho ut his college career and his victories included some of the best in this section. Ace '"'il 1 be missed a lot this spring, with prospects for a poor team staring us in the face. Pecker Anderson , unheralde d in events of track, crashed into the limelight when he created a new javelin record. In a dual meet with William and Mary, Pecker tossed the spear 173 · feet, 10 3-4 inches, thereby shoving his way into the· list of record holders. Anderson is the track captain for this year' and is counted upon to give piles of trouble in the field events. 127
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Another notable achievement during the track season was that put of the shot which secured for Taylor Sanford his fourth letter. For the first time in the history of the University an athlete has been given a letter in each of the four major sports-football, baseball, basketball, and track. As this goes to press Strib's knee is rounding into shape and he is taking his daily workout at his old position at first base. More power. Beginning the season with a smashing triumph over Hampden-Sydney, and Randolph-Macon in a triangular meet, the Spider team developed several tracksters of more than ordinary ability. In the first meet, Richmond scored 87 l-2 points to take first place,,, while Hampden-Sydney was next with 33 1-6 points and Randolph-Macon trailed with a total of 5 1-3 points. Savage, Tiger jumper, was high point man. vVashington and Lee took the locals in 69 2-3 to 56 1-3 in a meet more closely fought than the score signifies. Sandifer carried off high point honors for the Blue and White with Cale and Miller tagging at his heels. The next meet was carried off by William and Mary 73 1-2 to 52 1-2. In this meet Miller broke the records for both hurdle events and Anderson tied more feet to the javelin mark. A triple tie for high points was registered-Spindle. Cale and Miller each counting two firsts. John Hopkins had little trouble with the Red and Blue and ran away with an 85-41 score. 'fhe locals only marked up three first places, Miller taking the low hurdles, Yeaman the pole vault, and Cale the high jump. v. . . M. I. came to Richmond with a very good squad to win from the Rea and Blue tracksters 7.5-5I. The meet was attended by a large crowd and the acclamation was loud when Charlie Miller broke the college record in the 220 low hurdles. This fleet Spider runner stepped the distance in 24 7-10 seconds.
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The grand Old Pastime was just about as well cared for by last year's Spider team a~ it has ever been cared for before. Captain Oscar Fary, now in the ranks of professional ball tossers-along \vith l\1cCary, his battery mate, and Robins, crack outfielder-led a good team to victories over such clubs as those of Yale, Dartmouth, Virginia, Harvard, vVilliam and 1V1ary, etc. In l\1cCary and Brovvn, the latter in his Sopho111ore year, Coach Dobson pres~nted two 111oundsmen qualified to take their plares with the very best of them. Seldom is a college fortunate enough to have on the same team such pitchers as these and at the same time a catcher such as Fary, an outfielder like Robins, a fast fielding shortstop of Grundy's type, a third baseman with Scrap Creath's powerful bat, ad infinitum. Only three games were dropped. Holy Cross brought to town one of the fastest ball tea1ns ever to hit our fair city and \valked off with a l 7-0 victory. Richrnond was not particularly "off," but Holy Cross was decidedly "on." Georgetown eked out an 8-7 win in Washington and Elon caught the locals on a bad day and took advantage of the breaks well enough to go back home on the long end of an l 1-9 count. Yale was trimmed in extra innings 4-3; Dartmouth \Vas completely outclassed for an l 1-4 score; Maryland was tripped up good and proper on her O\Vn lot, the Red and Blue boasting a l 5-6 victory over the College Parkers; Virginia \Vas whipped 6-1, \Villia1n and Mary was trounced twice and St. Johns, Randolph-Macon, Medical College of Virginia, Hampden-Sydney, Lynchburg, Bridgewater were taken into camp. l\1onk Robins and Scrap Creath each came to bat 56 i times; each chalked up 24 hits for a batting average of 428-.-not bad. Not only did the Red and Blue tossers top the list of the State collegiate dia1nondeers, but also ye Spiders galloped away with the chan1pionship of the entire stateand that includes the big four. Not a single game was dropped to any Virginia foe and just to prove that baseball is just another game, the boys won most of their victories in a decisive manner. As this goes to the printer, Coach Dobson has just led his prospective candidates through the first ten days of practice. The squad, led this year by Scrap Creath, received an awful blow only a fe\v days ago when it was learned that Jonah Elliott, one of the crack pitchers of last year, was very sick in the '. hospital. Jonah is recovering slowly, but he is lost as far as the present diamond campaign is concerned . . Taylor Sanford is trying his injured knee around the initial sack with ·: Doug Gunter prancing about the same position. Pinky Mann and Cotton Landrum are covering the keystone bag while Beale and Mahaney-the midget athlete-are scooping them up in the shortstop. Scrap Creath is snagging them at the hot corner with Skinny Lacy looking good right behind him in left field. Farmer Binns, Ed . McCormick, Fary, Frank Robinson and Braden Diggs are other candidates vieing for positions in the gardens. Mac Broaddus, Will Ligon, Mike Schumaker, Rusty Slagle and Wyatt are wearing the protectors with Brown, Skaggs, Edwards and Scherer in the firing pit. P'rospects are bright for a bang-up club and supporters are looking for a team to add a second Conference Championship to that won by the basketball team.
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Presid ent
Sen ior
Class
OFFIC ERS
Presid ent //ice-P residen t
ELIZAB ETH REYNO LDS MARY RICHAR DSON
Secret ary
MARY JANSEN
Treasu rer
VIRGIN IA BELL
Colors : Yellovv and \Vhite
ELIZABETH BARTON AND AL USIA, ALABAMA
Applicant for B.A. Degree
The generous impulse of sunshine spilling over a loV\r rock vvall into a quaint old Engli5h garden plot-the fastidious gesture of a floV\rered hoop-skirt caught up from a dusty thoroughfare. El Picaro. VIRGINIA TERRELL BELL TAYLORSVILLE,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree
The scent of hyacinths in a sick child's room-the steady glow of firelight on a spindle-legged mahogany chair-a friendship circle, never starting, never ending. Class Hockey, '27; Varsity Hockey Squad, '27; Treasurer Senior Class.
SENIOR
CLASS
LOUISE BLACK UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGI_NIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree The fitful gleam of gold cloth through black chiffon-the scarlet grace of a Pierrot against a grey sky-snow on pine trees-a laughing mountain stream. Vice-President Athletic Association, '27; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '28; Art Club; Art Editor on Annual Staff, '29; Pi Alpha. CATHERINE ALSTON BRANCH GROVETOWN, GEORGIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree "The inscrutable fog"-" a falling star hung in the sky"--"there is no royal road to geometry.' ' Secretary Class, '27; Secretary Debating Council, '28; President Debating Council, '29; Assi stant Editor "Messenger," '28; Editor "Messenger," '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
FRANCES CHRISTIAN BRISTOW
2307 Park Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Tiny brown squirrel-lingering walks. minuets danced by ladies with small feet. MARY LOUISE BRITTON
504 Graydon Park NORFOLK,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.11. Degree
Ginger ale-kewpies-jingling bracelets-green taffeta-powder puffs. El Picaro, '28, '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
EDMONIA BURKHOLDER
3 3or Stockton Street _ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree · "For she \Vas j es' the quiet kind Whose natures never vary, Like streams that keep a summer mind Snow· hid in Jenooary." LUCILE MARSHALL BUTLER
24r 3 Barton Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Autumn leaves flying in the wind-Anglo-Saxon Chronicles-"The Importance of Being Earnest."
SENIOR
CLASS
VIOLET CERVARICH 2114
Third Avenue
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree "A fountain cool that laughs and sings." ANN ELIZABETH CHANDLER WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree A dignified pistachio nut-the middle march-a cluster of quince blossoms. Y. W. C. A. Council, '27; Undergraduate Representative Y. vV. C. A., '28; Glee Club,, '26, '27, '28, '29; Vice-President Glee Club, '27; International Relations Club; Vice-President Junior Class; University Players; Presid·e nt Student Government Association; Pi Alpha.
SENIOR
CLASS
RUTH VIRGINIA c :o x 442 Graydon Avenue NORFOLK,
VIRGIN IA
Applicant for B .A. Degree.l\ deep-¡rooted iris that would like to be an orchid-sparkling stars, all knowing and all understanding, yet too remote for sympathy-dancing shadows on black velvet curtains brightened and broken by fire-light flickers.
Chairman of Freshman Com_mission; President Sophomore Class; Class Hockey Team, '26, '27, '28) '29; Junior Hockey Captain; Senior I-lackey Captain; Varsity Hockey Squad, '26; Sub Varsity Hockey, '27; Varsity Hockey, '28, '29; Class Basketball Team, '26, '27, '28, '29; Sub Varsity Basketball, '26, '27; Varsity Basketball, '29; Student Director of Swimming, '28, '29; Music Club; Glee Club; Vice-President Glee Club, '28; Chairman Woman's Building Fund, '28; "Collegian" Staff, '28, '29; University Players; President University Players, '29; Blue Tie; Vice-President Student Government Association; Pi Alpha. FRANCES ELMORE MCKENNY, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A . Degree Photograph albums-hemstitched handkerchiefs-flecks of snow on dark fur. Music C'l ub; Internation al Relations Club.
SENIOR
CLASS
NATHALIE LOUISE EVANS 21 3
Catherine Street
SUFFOLK,
VIRGINIA
..4 pplicant for B .A. Degree .A. scarlet pepper pod-a rather game and loyal child-the weather-a windy day-a question mark-a desire to move the furniture-and she fixed her hair. Class Hockey, 25, '26, '27, '28; Varsity Hockey Squads, '26, '27, '28; Business Manager "Messenger," '29; Music Club. THELMA BROWN FERRELL MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Lavender-.soft Southern voices-pansies--old songs-charm of graciousness and gentleness blended with a quiet humor-£ aint perfume. El Picaro.
SENIOR
CLASS
MrRIAM GLENN Frees PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Autumn leaves falling quietly and unobtrusively-bro wn with splashes of color; piles of then1 of unknown depth, but stirred into frivolity by the slightest breeze. El Picaro.
ELIZABETH FLEET GLEN
ALLEN,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Steady "vhite sunshine on a cold winter day-universal peace-a knight with his lady's sleeve.
SENIOR
CLASS
ERON l\1uRRAY FoRE
R. F. D. No. 7 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Particularly able to cope with the Irish-reddi sh amber-earl y morning freshness and mathematical exactness. CONSTANC E FOSTER
3903 Serninary Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B .A. Degree A chipper Saint George-a Romany puritan-flam ing orange leaves swirled along by a keen v.-ind. Class Hockey, '27, '28, '29; Varsity I-Tockey Squad, '27, '28, '29; Internationa l Relations Club; President Junior Class; I-Io use President; Pi Alpha.
SENI OR
CLAS S
MADALYN FRElJ ND 3010
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Stuart Avenue
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Jazz- flaming youth- laughter-tinsel-r ed satin ribbon. ELIZABETH ROSALIE GORE ROCKINGHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
Applicant for B .A. Degree Blue eyes lost in white responsive space~carefree laughter-Spanish shawl-smiles in sleepfeet dangling from a swing on a long sandy beach-salt breezes on the face of a surprised child. El Picaro.
SENIOR
CLASS
ELIZABETH HALE SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Blue Tie-a soul living in an iridescent jar-Mercury on the wing-a squeezer of "tempus." President Freshman Class; Class Hockey Team, '26, '27, '28, '29; Varsity Hockey Squad, '27, '28; Varsity Hockey, '29; Class Basketball Team 1 '26, '27; \ r arsit_y Basketball Squad, '26, '27, '28; Treasurer Athletic Association, '28; Student Industrial Commission, '27, '28; Y. W. A. Council, '26, '27, '28, '29; President Y. W. A., '29; Music Club; International Relations Club; Debating Club; Blue Tie; Pi Alpha. BERNICE
E.
HALL
PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Perfected primness-a faint aroma-a master mind-a ruler in her hand-"Now will you be good?" El Picaro; Y. W. A. Council, '28, '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
LOUISE HARDAW AY BURKEVIL LE, VIRGINIA
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Applican t for B .A. Degree Clear blue stones-a moon's smothere d radiance shining through a shimmeri ng gauze curtain of slowly moving cloud-an immacula tely-kept bed of violets, flawlessly weeded- spring days-valentine s. Freshman Commiss ion; Class Hockey Team, '2 5, 26, '27, '28; Varsity Hockey Squad, '26, '27, '28; \T arsity Basketbal l Squad, '26; Captain Class Track Team, '26; Class Track Team, '26, '27, '29; Glee Club; Music Club; "Collegia n" Staff, '26, '27, '28, '29; Choir; Internatio nal Re] ations Club; Treasure r Woman's Building Fund, '28; Vice-Pres ident Athletic Associatio n, '29; University Players; Pi Alpha. I~AVERNA lDEl\IIA HARLAN UNIVERSIT Y OF RICHMOND , VIRGINIA
Applican t for B.A. Degree A Spanish beauty-a cerise gown-a voice of song-oli ves-the gracious hostess-i ntangible fragrance of wild honeysuck le. Glee Club, 26, '27, '28, '29; Vice-Pres ident Gl ee Club, '28, '29; Director of Choir, '28.
SEN IOR
CLA SS
BETTY CHAMBLISS HARRISON
1007 W. Market Street GREENSBORO,
NORTH
CAROLINA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Filigreed old gold-soft browns and bright blues of Indian summer-poise of a Colonial dravving room-a Maxfield Parrish painting-cameo. Writers Club; Class Tennis Team, '26, '27, '28, '29; Glee Club. MAHALA HAYS 1
304 Douglas Street ·
NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE
Applicant for B.S. Degree Pungence of sealed spice j ars--f rost on the leaves-£ alling stars-a pine on the crest of a hill -a vagabond. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
VnRGINIA RuTH HAVERTY SMITHFIELD,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree A cocksure red robin-a canary flown its cage-a nightingale's song-man ever listening. Glee Club, '26, '27, '28, '29; President Glee Club, '29; Director Westhampto n Chapel Choir; Reel Cross Life Saving · Corps; University Players. OLIVE
M.
HEWITT
304 Belmont Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B .A. Degree Little Miss l\t1uffet-do this way and that way-quick brains lashing a skipping tongue. · El Picaro.
SENI OR
CLAS S
MARY LolJISE JANSEN GLEN ' ALLEN,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree The clarity ot a still water-charm of a princess in a Norwegian saga-Early morning bells. Secretary Senior Class; International Relations Cl uh. GARLAND JANUARY SUFFOLK,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B .A. Degree A playful fox terrier with a roguish brown spot placed on a half-cocked ear. his last piece of candy.
A child sharing
Class I--Iockey, '26, '27, '28; Class Basketball, '26, '27, '28, '29; Varsity Hockey, '28, '29; Secretary Athletic Association, '27; Hockey Manager, '28; Athletic Editor Annual, '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
CLARE JOHNSON SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Sunflooded silk-a filagree fan-an amber jar filled with pink wild roses. Music Club; Chapel Choir, '26, '27; Class Hockey Team, '27; Varsity Hockev Squad, '27; International Relations Club. MARY STEVENS JONES STEVEN SB URG,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree ,
The proud lines of beauty in the high-held head of a thoroughbred horse-full scented lilacs on a summer morning-the sympathy of a caressing breeze-the tangled colors caught in a tumbler of wine. Varsity Basketball Squad, '26, '27, '29; Assistant Manager Basketball, '26; Class Basketball, '28; Class Hockey, '28; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '27; Music Club; "Collegian" Staff, '28, '29; Photographic Editor on "Tower" Staff, '29; House President, '29; Pi Alpha.
SENIOR
CLASS
ROMA BOYD LACKES
51 8 Roanoke Street ROANOKE,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree The merriest of blondes-Rings on her fingers and bells on her toes, she shall have music wherever she goes. El Picaro. CHARLOTTE MARSHALL KEELING,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Dresden china shepherdress-a bit of lace-a smooth and circular path protected by a boxwood hedge. Music Club, '25, '26, '27, '28; Chapel Choir, 27, '28; International Relations Club, '28, '29; Chapel Representative, '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
ALETA DowNING McNEAL FAIRPORT, VIRGINIA
11 pplicant for B.11. Degree Like a fair bloom in the springtime-whose heart seeks and holds the sunshine-whose mind keenly scents the rain and reaps its benefits. HELEN
C.
MooN
3234 West Franklin Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
11 pplicant for B .11. Degree Red slippered on a thronged back stage. A sandalwood box richly inlaid with pearls-an iridescent lake made more color£ ul by the overhanging shrubs. Treasurer Freshman Class; Secretary Student Government Association, '27; Music Club; University Players; Assistant Editor Annual, '28; Editor Annual, '29; Pi Alpha.
SENIOR
CLASS
ANNIE Bovn MoREcocK HALIFAX, NORTH CAROLINA
Applicant for B .A. Degree Tempered steel-rockets unexploded-a red laquered box whose key is hid-a comtnuner with the furthest star. HELEN RIDGEWELL ORPIN
3809 Seminary Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree The friendly laughter of a sumn1er breeze-the flight of a Killdeer-jade earrings. Class Hockey Team, '27, '28; Sub Varsity Hockey, '27; Varsity Hockey, '28; Basketball Squad, '28; Second Place Track Meet, '26; First Place Track Meet, '27, '28; Manager Track, '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
ELOISE CARDEN PACE GLASGOW, KENTUCKY
Applicant for B.A. D egree A winsome "Lady of the Lake"-soft blue light-glimmering in her skirt-waters rippling and parting at her feet. VIRGINIA RANSON PERKINS
5606 Grove Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.S. Degree Firelight shining through a window on a rainy night-a blue book, with gold lettering-sun light between late afternoon and night.
SENIOR
CLASS
MARY
E.
PILLOW
709 E. Frankli n Street RICHMO ND, VIRGINIA
Applica nt for B.A. Degree
Summe r lightni ng-yell ow jasmine flowers -the glint of quiet water beneath the moon. Manage r of Basketb all, '29; Substitu te on Varsity Basketb all, '28; Varsity Basketb all, '29. MILDR ED LEE P ·o PE
703 W. 28th Street NORFOLK ,
VIRGINIA '
Applica nt for B.A. Degree
A silver birch tree in moonlig ht, blue phlox 'gainst a high stone wall-th e flight of sea gulls -an arrow that has never been shot. Class Tennis Team, '26, '27, '28; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet , '28; Interna tional Relation s Club.
SEN IOR
CLA SS
L.
VIRGINIA P'oRTER
3417 Hawthorne A venue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Tiger lilies-mode rn poetry-aspe n leaves-a green quill pen. Zeta Tau Alpha, University of Kentucky, '28. PEARLE ELIZABETH POWELL BOYKINS,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree '
English tweed-an uncanny ability to judge-inqui sitive and analytical mind. Music Club; Internationa l Relations Club; Class Hockey Team, '26, '27, '28; Varsity Hockev Squad, '27, '28.
SENI OR
CLAS S
'1 ~HELMA SUFFOLK,
PRUDEN VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree An adolescent Pierrette-a butterfly in a flower garden-a mortal second cousin of Peter Pan. Treasu1 er Junior Class; Treasurer Student Government ,A ssociation, '28; President El Picaro, '29; Business Manager "Collegian," '29; President Pi Alpha. KATHRYN REINHART 131
5 Colonial A venue
NORFOLK,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree The uncomfortable inquiry of a tempered steel blade-the turbulence of a Vesuvius caught in an inflexible mold-the careless innocence of the pin that has just pricked! an inflated balloon. International Relations Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '28; President Y. W. C. A., '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
NANCY ELIZABETH REYNOLDS ORANGE, VIRGINIA _
Applicant for B.A. Degree A partridge-" a · mouth like a wing bent down"-Why and How-Pussy willows in a clear blue jar. Class Hockey Squad, '27, '28; Writers' Club; Treasurer Junior Class; President Senior Class; Pi Alpha; University Players. ADELINE VIRGINIA RICHARDSON WADESTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Head in the clouds and feet on the ground-the shank of the ' morning-a taunt string-a high wink-a V alkyr. Choir, '26; Secretary Choir, '27; Music Club; President Music Club, '28; Glee Club, '27, '28, '29; Student ·volunteer, '26, '27, '28, '29; State Secretary Student Volunteer, '29; String Quartet, '27, '28, '29; Little Symphony Orchestra, '27, '28, '49.
SENIOR
CLASS
MARY l(NEWSTEP RICHARDSON DINWIDDIE, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree 'I'he swift grace of a young stag-the fluttering of a swallow against a cyclone-daubs of blue on yellow silk. Class I-Iockey Team, '26, '27, '28, '29; Class Basketball Team, '26, '27, '28, '29; Varsity Hockey, '26, '27, '28; Varsity Basketball, '26, J27, '28; Music Club; Vice-President Senior Class; Captain \r arsity Basketball, '29; Manager Basketball, '27, '28; International Relations Club; Athletic Board, '26, '27, '28; Spanish Club. EUGENIA TRAVERS RIDDICK
22 5 Woodburn Road RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLIN A
Applicant for B.A. Degree The light of a tall orange taper glimpsed through a patchwork pottery of clay and opalesence -laughter of a street urchin quickened by the downfall of a Brass Hat on a banana peel-the swift quiver of a light too rudely dimmed. Class Hockey, '26, 27, '28, '29; Class Basketball, '26, '27, '28, '29; Class Track, '26, '27, '28, '29; Varsity Hockey, '28, '29; Varsity Basketball, '27, '28, '29; Second Place Track Meet, '26, '27, '28; Manager Track, '28; Gym Captain, '26, '27; President Athletic Association, '29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '27; "Collegian" Staff, '28, '29; Vice-President Sophom:Jre Class; Writers' Club; Art Club; Blue Tie; International Relations Club; University Players; Pi Alpha.
SENIOR
CLASS
MARGARET THOMAS RUDD
1304 Avondale Avenl)e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree I-Iazel nuts-an undulating field of grain-Jonq uils on a window sill. Class Hockey, '25, '28; Varsity Hockey Squad, '28, '29; Class Basketball, '28; Varsity Basketball A. Council, '28, '29. Squad, '28, '29; President Spanish Club, '28; Y.
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GERTRUDE CHRISTIAN RYLAND BON
AIR,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B .A. Degree A futuristic cigarette case and a da Vinci Christ sealed in the same red lacquer box-Orient al poppies spilled across a deep purple sky-the flash of a sudden heat cooling into the semblance of Hugo's Esmeralda. Class Cheer Leader, '27, '28, '29; College Cheer Leader, '29; Glee Club, '28, '29; Art Club.
SENI OR
CLAS S
FRANCE S ARMISTE AD SCHOFIE LD
2404 Grove Avenue RICHMOND , VIRGINIA
l1pplicant for B.A. Degree Red umbrella blurring through the mist-effic iency, particula rly thermo-d ynamic-a gracious lady in a pink kimona pouring tea. Internatio nal Relations Club; Music Club; i\ssistant Business Manager "Web," '28; Business Manager , "\Veb," '29. ANNE ELIZABE TH SMITH ASHLAND,
VIRGINIA
Applican t f of B .A. Degree Yellow grasses in autumn ·w ith the wind blowing through them-Fre nch victrola recordsColonial silver. Glee Club.
SEN IOR
CLA SS
WILLIE ]ANE SMITH NORTH GARDEN, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Ragged robins-a debonair lady-a demure Puck-a little garden breeze goss1p1ng in magnolia leaves. Internationa l Relations Club; Music Club. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH SNOW LAWRENCEVI LLE, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree A soft splash of sunshine-a kitten curled up in a sunny window-a pert little baggagePierrette. Choir; Music Club.
SENI OR
CLAS S
THELM A STEPH ENSON 1123
vVest Avenue
RICHMO ND, VIRGINIA
Applica nt for B.A. Degree Very clear-cu t sapphir e-crisp frost on early fall mornin g-a glowing charm.
ALICE l(ATHE RINE STREET TYE RIVER, VIRGINIA
Applica nt for B.A. Degree A silver thread of gaiety- bird songs in the early mornin g-"littl e quiet pools that shine among the reeds.'' Y. vV. i\.. Council , '28, '29.
SEN IOR
CLA SS
MARGUERITE STUESSY
5978 N. E. 6th Co-urt MIAMI, FLORIDA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Jonquils-butterflies-Easter hats-Spring-bitter sweet chocolates-Florida sunshine. "Collegian" Staff, '27; Assistant Editor "Collegian," '28; Editor "Collegian,'' '29; Choir, '27; Vice-President El Picaro, )28. FRANCES ELIZABETH SYKES SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Triangular scarfs in futuristic designs-Vogue-a blue tea set-pleasant coolness of a summer breeze-the tinkle of ice-tea glasses-pennants-a nosegay of sweet peas. Choir, '27; Glee Club, '28, '29.
SENIOR
CLASS
DoRis T 'uRNB ULL UTICA,
NF.W YORK
Applic ant for B .A. Degre e force, A sharp north wind, ten1pe red somew hat by the warmt h of the South, but still full of keenne ss, and crispn ess-si lver skates -a dancin g ' Spanis h caballe ro. Manag er of Tennis , '28; Class Tenni s Manag er El Picaro ; Choir, '28, '29. WILL IE GREY TYRE E 510
Labur num Avenu e
RICHMO ND, VIRGIN IA
Applic ant for B.A. Degre e "A fellow -farer, true throug h life."
SE NI OR
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AL1\1A RIVERS 3200
w ATKINS
Chamberlay ne Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree A purple feather fan-gay fiestas-gold braid-seals kin coat.
PHYLLIS MAXINE WICKER 3210
Hull Street
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
.! l pplicant for B.A. Degree A gir 1 she seems of cheerful yesterdays, And confident tomorrovvs.
SENI OR
C .L ASS
NAOMI
E.
WILLIAMS
625 Court Street PORTSMOUTH ,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Pitter, patter little feet-run, run little body-chatte r, chatter teeth-hold tight little head. Music Club; Internationa l Relations Club. MARY ELIZABETH WILSON
804 W. Charles Street MUNCIE, INDIANA
Applicant for B.A. Degree A star that pierces the sombre dark. Secretary Junior Class; Student Government Council.
SENI OR
CLAS S
MARY WRIGHT DODSON, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree A grey hyacinth-"s un-filled eyes"-a Titian head-a gentle thought-a friendly hand. Internationa l Relations Club; Music Club.
SENI OR
CLAS S
•• •
EMILY SCHIELING ER
President
Junior Class OFFICER S
• President f/ ice-Presid ent
EMILY SCHIELING ER ALICE RICHARDS ON
Secretary
ELINOR BELL
Treasurer
DOROTHY SMITH
Colors: Green and White
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Junior Class DOROTHY LEE ABBOTT Bryan Park RICHMOND, VA.
JENNIE ALDERMAN ALCOLN, S. C.
MILDRED AKERS BUFF ALO RIDGE, VA.
ELINOR BELL EAST NEW MARKET, VA.
SALLIE BELOTE TOWNSEND, VA.
MARGARET
BILLINGS
500 Chimborazo Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
HELEN BOWMAN 3010 N .•Jefferson Ave. TAMPA, FLA.
EuDICE BRENNER 203 Franklin Ave. NORFOLK, VA.
221
Junior Class ]EAN BROWN SCHLEY,
VA.
THELMA BRYANT 2303 Hanover Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
FRANCES CAKE 14 08 \V. 50th Street NORFOLK, VA.
BESSIE CARDEN PHENIX,
VA.
NANCY CASSELL 614 North Boulevard RICHMOND, VA.
SARAH COHN 2903 Monume nt Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
JEANNETTE COLLIER 3232 Grove Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
NANCY CREATH PACES, VA.
222
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Junior Class l\l_.\RTHA CRITTENDEN CREWE,
VA.
ELIZABETH CROWDER 3015 Garland Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
CORNELIA FERGUSON 265 Meeker Ave. ~EWARK,
N. ].
~1ARGARET FLICK 1345 44th Street DES MOINES, IA.
DOROTHY EPPERLY FLOYD,
VA.
DOROTHY GWALTNEY 1009 Floyd Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
HELEN HARWOOD 3300 Patterson Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
~·1ARGARET HOLLAND DANVILLE, VA.
223
Junior Class DORCAS HOOKER 3115 Hull Street RICHMOND, VA.
ELIZABETH ]ONES TOWNSEND, VA.
DOROTHY KocH Route 11, Box 121 RICHMOND, VA.
MARGARET LOWE Tsiman SHANTUNG, CHIN A
ELSIE McCLINTIC 3602 Grove Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
CORINNE MoREcocK HALIFAX, N. C.
FRANCES NOB LIN SOUTH BOSTON, VA.
MARGARET BULL OLIVER Diamond Springs NORFOLK, VA.
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224
. Junior Class NANCY OSBORNE PACES, VA.
VIRGINIA PRINCE 2423 Grove Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
ALICE RICHARDSON 1202 Sauer Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
jANIE RUFFIN ALHAMBRA, VA.
VIRGINIA SAUNDERS J.Vlaple Shades Inn PULASKI, VA.
EMILY ScHIELINGER 2 Park Lane MT. VERNON, N. Y.
MARGARET HANN AH SESSOMS ANDALUSIA, ALA.
DOROTHY SMITH ALTAVISTA, VA.
225
Junior Class GLADYS
Sl\ IITH 1
6114 Nassau Road PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HELEN STRICKLAXD WESTMINSTER, N. C.
PAULINE SWINK 2508-A Hanover Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
ANNA TL~ CKER LOVINGSTON, VA.
l(ATHRINE TYLER 3523 Grove Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
GRACE LANDRUNI WATKIXS 40 5 Hillcrest Ave. MACON,
GA.
FRANCES \\TILLIS CULPEPER, VA.
Lucy
WRIGHT
DOSWELL, VA.
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LOUISE SANFORD
President
Sophomore
Class
OFFICERS
President //ice-President Secretary
LOUISE SANFORD MARJ ORIE CRAWFORD VIRGINIA TURNER
Treasurer
MABEL GOODMAN
Colors: Red and White
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Sophomore Class ] OHNNIE ADAMS 48th Stre et, Forest Hill RICHMOND, VA.
DOROTHY ANDERSON 214 South Irby St. FLORENCE, S. C.
ALICE A URELL 215 E. Gra ce Str eet RICHMOND, VA.
ELIZABETH BAILEY 329 Bro a d St. PORTSMOUTH, VA.
CAROLINA BEATTIE 362 3 Gr ove A ve. RICHMOND, VA.
VIRGINIA BECK BUTTER WORTH, VA.
MILDRED BINGHAl\1 WEVERTON, VA.
MARY BINGHAl\1 WEVERTON, VA.
EMMA BOYD LOUISA,
VA.
NINA BREMMER NEW PORT RICHEY, FLA • .
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NANCY BUXTON 53 00 Huntin g t o n A Ye. NEW PO::T
NE\-VS,
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PAGE CAUTHORNE 7 0 0 S. Was hin g to n St. WINCHESTER, VA •
•
CLAR E C A NNON TIMMONSVILLE, S. C.
LUCILLE CHURCH 1 49 Suth e rlin A ve . DANVILLE, VA.
LUCILLE CLAY SUTHERLAND, VA.
LEONE COOPER SONTAG, VA.
MARJORIE CRAWFORD 410 6 W . F r a n k lin S t . RICHMOND, VA.
LOUISE CROWDER JARRAT,
VA.
ELIZABETH CURD 410 8 P a rk A ve. RICHMOND, VA .
VIRGINIA DAVIN PALMYRA, VA.
Sophomore Class F'RANCES FAR1\1ER 1905 Grove Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
EDITH MARY FAULKNER URBANNA, VA.
SuE FLORANCE 207 N. Rowland St. RICHMOND, VA.
LUCIE FRANCIS GLEN ALLEN, VA.
ELIZABETH GILL 2709
Ken~ington
Ave.
RICHMOND, VA.
FRANCES GIVENS 2310 First Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
MABEL GOODMAN 2503 Orcutt Ave. NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
HATTIE HABEL AMELIA,
VA.
EARLINE HA1\1MACK EDISON, GA.
l\1ARY HICKS 4416 Ethland Ave. BALTIMORE, MD.
231
Sophom ore Class VIRGINIA HIGH CAPE CHARLES, VA.
PHYLLIS ]OHNSON 3216 Garland Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
ANNE CARRINGTO N ]ONES 2623 Floyd Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
RUTH KENT SCOTTSVILLE, VA.
FRANCES !(ERR MONTAGUE, VA.
ARLENE KNIBB CARDWELL, VA.
RENA KRIETE CENTER CROSS, VA.
MARGARET LEAKE 408 N. Meadow St. RICHMOND, VA.
DOROTHY LEE 2843 N. Calvert St. BALTIMORE, MD.
DOROTHY LINDSA y Ward's Road LYNCHBURG, VA.
232
Sophomore Class MA UDE MAHANEY CLIFTON FORGE, VA.
MARY ELIZABETH MAYS STUART, VA.
MARY LEE McCRACKEN 15 E. Franklin St. RICHMOND, VA.
RACHEL MILLER HARTSVILLE, S. C.
GERTRUDE MURRELL R. F. D. 2 RICHMOND, VA.
SARAH CAMP NORFLEET BRADENTON, FLA.
AILEEN NUCKOLS CHATHAM, VA.
ANNIE Ross N ucKoLs CHATHAM, VA.
JosEPHINE NuNNALLY 3151 Moody Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
INA ALLENE P 'A CE 3308 Hanover Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
233
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Class
VIRGINIA PEERS TREVILIANS, VA.
VIRGINIA PETTUS 1127 Lee St. CHARLESTON, W. VA.
MARY Lou PHARES 1023 Riverside Ave. EVANSVILLE, IND.
DOROTHY PuLLIAl\1 504 W. Harper Ave. LENOIR, N. C.
LELIA RoEMELE 3214 Wren Road, Audubon Park LOUISVILLE, KY.
SELl\1A ROTHSCHI LD 2908 Monument Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
LOUISE SANFORD 8 4 0 W. Grace St. RICHMOND, VA.
LOUISE SCHMIDT 3211 Monument Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
IDA SCOTT POCOYiOKE CITY, MD.
CATHERIN E SEA'\ Bex 34, R. F. D. 2 RICHMOND, VA.
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LOUISE STUESSY 5978 N. E. 6th Court MIAMI,
FLA.
MARY TATUM 2700 Floyd Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
LA URRETT A TAYLOR 3117 Griffin AYe. RICHMOND, VA.
LUCIE T 'A YLOR BLACKSBURG, VA.
LAURA THORNHILL CULPEPER, VA.
VIRGINIA TURNER WELDON, N. C.
AMELIA ULLMAN 2600 Monument Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
MARY CATHERINE WILL.I AMSON 2711 Grove Ave. RICHMOND, VA.
VIRGINIA WILLIS HYATTSVILLE, MD.
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RUTH HALE
President
Freshman Class OFFICERS
President Vice-President
RUTH HALE ELIZABETH GOLDSTON KATHERINE BURROUGHS •
Secretary Treasurer
JANET FORSYTH
Colors: Blue and White
F reshtn an Class GERTRUDE BENNETT SIOUX CITY, IA. GENEVA BENNETT RICHMOND, VA. MARY BILLINGS RICHMOND, VA.
VIRGINIA FORD LYNCHBURG, VA. }ANET FORSYTH FULTON, N. Y. ELIZABETH FUGATE MACON, GA.
KATHERINE BRUGH
EVELYN GARDNER
RICHMOND, VA.
HAMPTON, VA.
BESSIE BURNS RICHMOND, VA.
ELIZABETH
GOLDSTON
RICHMOND, VA.
KATHERINE BURROUGHS WILMETTE, ILL.
GWENDOLYN GRAHAM
]VANITA BUSH
ELLEN GUNTER
NORFOLK, VA. ANNE CALFEE
RICHMOND, VA.
ACCOMAC, VA. RUTH HALE
ANNIE LOUISE LANE ASHLAND, VA. CELESTE LANE ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. HELEN LEGRAND CHASE CITY, VA. Lucy LA GRAND APPOMATTOX , VA. VALERIE LE MASURIER RICHMOND, VA. JANE LITTLE SUFFOLK, VA.
MARION MCGINTY
FRANKLIN, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
ANNE CARNEY WEST NORFOLK, VA. DOROTHY CARVER LOUISVILLE, KY. LAURA CLARKE CENTRALIA, VA. RUTH COEN RICHMOND, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
RUTH E. ROYSTER EVANSVILLE, IND. MARY RYLAND RICHMOND, VA. ANNE SADLER RICHMOND, VA. MARY LUCILLE SAUNDERS NEW YORK, N. Y.
MARY RUFUS SMITH
ELINOR HARDAWAY
RICHMOND, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
BEVERLY MASSIE
ZEPHIA CAMPBELL
INEZ HAUKE
KATHERINE ROBERTS
RICHMOND, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
ELIZABETH CAPITAINE
PARKSLEY, VA.
MARION SINGLETARY BRADENTON, FLA.
KATHARINE LUGAR
SO. BOSTON, VA.
PRINCETON, W. VA.
KATHLEEN REW
MADISON, VA. PARTHENIA STUBBS SALUDA, VA.
MONTGOMER Y ALICE STUTZ SOUTHERN PINES, VA. RICHMOND, VA.
ELIZABETH
ELIZABETH NEWCOMBE WASHINGTON , D. C.
MARY TEMPLEMAN
MARY HODNETT CHATHAM, VA.
LOUISE NOFFSINGER
CAROLYN THOMPSON CHA THAM, VA.
MARY V. HOFFMAN
MARY FRANCES PARKER GOLDSBORO, N. C.
MARY TOMPKINS RICHMOND, VA.
}EAN PEATROSS
MARY LOUISE TRICE NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
-- MARGUERITE HAY RICHMOND, VA.
HYATTSVILLE , MD. TYLER HOGG GLOUCESTER POINT, VA.
ELIZABETH COLLIER MT. STERLING, KY.
LYNN H -O RTON
EVELYN COOGLER BROOKSVILLE , FLA.
MARGARET JENNINGS
RICHMOND, VA.
FULTON, N. Y.
ROANOKE, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
BEUNA PERKINS RICHMOND, VA.
KATHERINE WALDROP
PHYLLIS PERKINSON
EMILY WANT RICHMOND, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
HOLDCROFT, VA.
ASHLEY JETER ASHLAND, VA.
ELINOR PILLOW RICHMOND, VA.
PEARLE WECHSLER SOUTH BOSTON, VA.
LEONORA JOHNSON RICHMOND, VA.
OLGA PITTS
VIRGINIA WELCH RICHMOND, VA.
DOROTHY JONES ASHLAND, VA.
HELEN POLLARD
JULIA ANNE FIPPIN RICHMOND, VA.
}ESSIE MILLER JONES WASHINGTON , - VA.
CLARA PRICHARD ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
ELIZABETH WILDER
RUTH FISKE '
MURIEL JONES RICHMOND, VA.
ELIZABETH PRICHETT WHITNELL, VA.
MARY C. WILLIAMSON
VIRGINIA JONES MARKHAM, VA.
HELEN REDFORD
EVELYN ZEHMER
MARIE
DAVIS
RICHMOND, VA. FLORENCE DICKERSON SO. BOSTON, VA. MILDRED FERGUSON NEWSOMS, VA.
WEST CONCORD, MASS. BERTIE FLIPPO RICHMOND, VA.
NEWTOWN, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
ANNE KENNON WILLIAMS BON AIR, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
RICHMOND, VA.
MCKENNY, VA.
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CHANDLER)
Pi Alpha Motto: Alma Mater Ante Omnia. THELMA PRUDEN
LOUISE BLACK
HELEN MOON
President
f/ ice-President
Secretary-Treasurer
MEMBERS IN COLLEGE LOUISE BLACK ELIZABETH CHANDLER RuTH Cox CONSTANCE FOSTER
ELIZABETH HALE LOUISE HARDAWAY MARY STEVENS ]ONES HELEN MOON
THELMA PRUDEN ELIZABETH REYNOLDS EUGENIA RIDDICK
HONORARY MEMBERS DR. MAY L. KELLER
DR. GERTRUDE H. BEGGS
DR. MAUDE H. WOODFIN
Y. W. C. A. Preside nt
KATHRY N REINHA RT.
. Under Gradua te Representati~e . S ecretar y-T:reas_urer
GRACE LANDRU M WATKIN S • IDA
SCOTT
HELEN DEPAR TMENT S-MAH ALA HAYS) Progra m; ELIZABE TH HALE) Religiou s Work; CKJ World FelSTRICKL AND, Mornin g Watch; MARGAR ET LOWE, Social Ser~ice; CORINN E MoRECO lowship ; PAGE CAUTHO RNE) Membe rs hip; MARGAR ET FLICK) A d~iser to Freshm an Conttni ssion; Ridge; FRANCE S EVELYN CooGLER J Chairm an of Freshm an Com -m ission; LUCIE TAYLOR ) Blue NOBLIN )
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Glee Club OFFICERS
. President 17 ice-President . Secretary and Treasurer
RUTH HAVERTY • LAVERNA HARLAN MARGARET LOWE •
MEMBERS ELINOR BELL
VIRGINIA DAVIN
HELEN LEGRAND
MARGARET BILLINGS
MADLYN FREUND
MARGARET LOWE
NANCY BUXTON
LOUISE HARDAWAY
LOUISE NOFFSINGER
KATHRINE BURROUGHS
LAVERNA HARLAN
ADELINE RICHARDSON
FRANCES CAKE
BETTY HARRISON
GERTRUDE RYLAND
RUTH Cox
HELEN HARWOOD
ANN ELIZABETH SMITH
MARJORIE CRAWFORD
RUTH HAVERTY
PARTHENIA STUBBS
ELIZABETH CROWDER
ARLENE KNIBB
FRANCES SYKES
MARY CATHERINE WILLIAMSON
MRS. F. FLAXINGTON HARKER 1
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Faculty A d'Viser
El Picaro OFFICE RS
. Preside nt . f/ ice-Pres ident Secreta ry . Treasur er
THELM A PRUDEN • LOUISE BRITTON • BERNICE
HALL
DOROTH Y SMITH •
MEMB ERS ELIZABE TH BARTON
ROSALIE GORE
MARY RICHARD SON
FRANCE S BRISTOW
BERNICE HALL
MARGAR ET RUDD
LOUISE BRITTON
HELEN HARWOO D
EMILY ScHIELIN GER
THELMA FERRELL
OLIVE HEWITT
DOROTH Y SMITH
MIRIAM FIGGS
ROMA LACKES
MARGUE RITE STUESSY
MADALY N FREUND
HELEN ORPIN
DORIS TURNBU LL
THELMA PRUDEN
Miss KATHRI NE REDING)
Faculty A Jq; iser 1
Debating Club OFFICERS CATHERINE BRANCH
President
/7 ice-President
SARAH COHN
Secretary-Treasur er
JOHNNIE ADAMS
ME1\1BERS FRANCES NOB LIN
MARY FAULKNER
ELIZABETH HALE
VIRGINIA PEERS
MARGARET LOWE
}ANE LITTLE
ELIZABETH GILL
CATHERINE BRANCH SARAH COHN HELEN POLLARD
JOHNNIE ADAMS
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Westhampton Chapel Choir RUTH HAVERTY)
Director
DOROTHY ABBOTT
MARGARET JENNINGS
DOROTHY CARVER
}ANE LITTLE
MARIE DAVIS
MARION McGINTEY
MARGARET FLICK
CLARA PRICHARD
VIRGINIA FORD
IDA SCOTT
MABEL GOODMAN
VIRGINIA SNOW
ERLINE HAMMACK
VERICE STEPHENSON
VIRGINIA HOFFMAN
KATHERINE TYLER
EVELYN ZEHMERJ
Secretary
Art Club HELEN BOWMAN, LouisE
ELACK,
President
HELEN BOWMAN, EuDICE BRENNER, FRANCES BRISTOW, DOROTHY LEE, RIDDICK, GERTRUDE RYLAND, MARY CATHERINE WILLIAMSON
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Writers~
CATHERINE BRANCH,
EuGENIA
Club President
CATHERINE BRANCH, DOROTHY GWALTNEY, BETTY HARRISON, MARGARET LOWE, CORINNE MORECOCK, ELIZABETH REYNOLDS, EUGENIA RIDDICK
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Athletic Board EUGENIA RIDDICK Lou1sE HARDAvVAY , ELIZABETH JONES EARLINE HAMMACK • GARLAND JANUARY MARY PILLOW .
. President F ice-President . Secretary Treasurer JY!anager of llockey lYf anager of Basketball
JULIA A. FLIPPIN . Asst. lYf anager Basketball . lYf anager of Track HELEN ORPIN • lYf anager of Tennis Lucy WRIGHT MARY RICHARDSON • Publicity lYf anag er Miss FANNY G. CRENSHAW Coach Miss R. BROCKENBROUGH • . Assistant Coach
Varsity Hockey T earn
RuTH
Lucy
, Center Half
Captain .
EUGENIA RIDDICK,
Cox .
. Rig lzt Wing . Rig ht I nn i r
WRIGHT •
. Center Forward
MARY RICHARDSON
. Left Inner
ANNE K:ENNON WILLIAMS • GARLAND J ANTJARY •
· Left 117 ing
I-JELEN ORPIN •
. Right Half . Left Ii al/
JULIA ANN FIPPIN •
. Rig ht Full
MARGARET LOWE • CORIN NE MORE COCK •
Rig lzt Full
ELIZABETH HALE •
. Left Full . Goal Keeper
CAROLIN A BEATTIE •
SUBSTITUTES MARGARET RUDD
CONNIE FOSTER
FRANCES
MA UDE MAHANEY
NOB LIN
EUGENIA
RIDDICK
Captain
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1929
Cox) Captain
I-IELEN ORPIN, LOUISE HARDAWAY, MARY RICHARDSON, MARY PILLOW, GARLAND JANUARY, RUTH Cox, EUGENIA RIDDICK, ELIZABETH HALE, MARGARET RuDD, CONNIE FosTER, NATHALIE EVANS.
FIRST I-IOCKE"Y TEAM) MARGARET LOWE,
1930
Captain
GLADYS SMITH, FRANCES WILLIS, LUCY WRIGHT, FRANCES NOBLIN, ELIZABETH ]ONES, EMILY SCHIELINGER, FRANCES CAKE, CORINNE MORECOCK, MARGARET OLIVER, MARGARET LOWE, KATHRINE TYLER
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1931
Captain
ARLE NE K N IBB, DOROTHY A NDERSO N, CATHRIN E SEAY, MARY HICKS, LEO N E COOPER, MARY ELIZ ABETH MAYS, M A UDE HAHAN EY, EARLI N E HAMMACK, VERIC E STEPHENSO N, PAGE C AU T HOR N E, CAROLI NA BEATTIE
FIRST HOCKEY TEAM, ANNE KENNON WILLIAMS 1
1932
Captain
RUTH HALE, JANE LITTLE, FLORENCE DICKERSON, BEUNA PERKINS, ALICE STUTZ, BESSIE BURNS, MARY LUCILLE SAUNDERS, ANN SADLER, ELINOR HARDAWAY, JULIA ANN FIPPEN
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OUTSIDE GAMES ,,Vcsthan1pton
hockey season was in full s\ving \vhen college opened, ten girls and Miss Crenshaw having just returned from a week of hard work and fun at Hockey Camp, at Mt. Pocono, Penn. Although there were only tvvo intercollegiate games, enthusiasm and \\l esthampton Varsity def~ated int~rest in hockey was very evident. I-Iarrisonburg State Teachers' College, at Harrisonburg, by a ~core of 4-3. The Sweet Briar game here was a 5-2 victory for Sweet Briar with an excellent display of good hockey. Westhampton Varsity won fron1 the Alumnae in the annual Thanksgiving Day game by a 4-2 score. This ended hockey season at \Vesthampton. Basketball at Westhampton saw a very successful season. The first game was with Beaver College \vhich \Vas a 29-25 victory for the northern college. This game was substituted for the usual one with George \Vashington University, whose team has given up intercollegiate gan1es. Westhan1pton won from William and Mary Extension team by a comfortable margin of 39 to 20. The big game of the season was the Sweet Briar game played in Lynchburg. This final game for the Spiderette sextet was a Red and Blue victory, Westhampton leading by a 23-17 score. The second team in basketball played eight games, winning eight. Great gratification is felt by all those interested in Westhampton athletics for the teams which have represented her this year. They have been of unusually high standard and great satisfaction is felt for their \Vork.
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Varsity Basketball Tearn MARY RICHARDSON
Forward
MARY TATUM •
Forward
RuTH
Cox .
. Guard
LUCY WRIGHT •
Guard
MARY PILLOW •
Guard
EUGENIA RIDDICK •
Center . Side Center
EARLINE HAMMACK •
SUBSTITUTES VIRGINIA BECK JULIA ANNE FIPPIN MARY RICHARDSON
Captain
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GARLAND JANUARY. Cox
Centers:
1929
EUGENIA RIDDICK) MARGARET RUDD.
FIRST BASI(ETBi\LL SQUAD)
1930
Forwards:
FRANCES NoBLINJ CORINNE MoRECOCK. Centers: KATHRINE TYLER) LOUISE SC"&_MIDT, FRANCES WILLIS, ELIZABETH JONES. Guards: Lucy \VRIGHT, MARGARET LOWE
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FIRST BASI(ETBALL SQUAD} Forwards: MARY TATUM, Guards: MAUDE MAHANEY,
VIRGINIA BECK.
Centers:
CAROLIN A BEATHE, EARLINE
HAMMACK.
RENA KRIETE
FIRST BASI(ETBALL SQU.A.DJ Forwards:
1931
1932
ANNE K. WILLIAMS, PAT STUBBS, l\t1ARGARET JENNINGS, EVELYN ZEHMER.
JULIA A. FIPPIN, JANE LITTLE, M. L. SAUNDERS, T. HOGG. M. FERGUSON, B. BURNS,
R.
HALE
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Guards:
Centers:
JANET FORSYTH, ANN SADLER,
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Track INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
First Place . Second Place Third Place . Team Championship .
• HELEN R. ORPIN EUGENIA RIDDICK • CORNELIA FERGUSON CLASS OF I
93 I
TRACK RECORDS
Winner.
E'Vent. 50-Yard Dash . 7 5- Yard Dash . 100-Yard Dash . 60-Yard Hurdles .
E'Vent. Standing High Jump . Running High Jump Running Broad Jump . Standing Broad Jump Hop, Step and Jump . Shot Put . Basketball Throw • Relay .
. s.
C. Powell . . A. R. Powell . H. Orpin . . H. Orpin . Winner.
Class.
Time.
Year.
. '28
6 2 / 5"
1926
. '26
9 2 I 5" 122/5"
1925
'29 '29
Class.
E. Riddick H. Orpin H. Orpin C. Henna c. Henna . E. Edmondson G. Wright
.
.
. 1925 Relay ..
'29 '29 '29 . '2 5 . '25 . '26
'25
I
9 2 5"
1927
Distance.
Year.
3 ft., 9 4 ft., 7 I 6 ft., 4}:4 8 ft., I
.
1n.
.
in. in. . in.
3 3 ft., 7yS in. 27 ft., in. . 73 ft., 9 1n.
Ys
. 30 3 / 5 sec .
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Class Tennis Teams 1929 BETTY HARRISON
DORIS TURNBULL MILDRED POPE
1930 LUCY WRIGHT
FRANCES NOBLIN l\1ARGARET LOWE
1931 CLARE CANNON
MARY TATUM RACHEL MILLER
1932 ANN SADLER
MARY RYLAND
ANN KENNON WILLIAMS
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TEl\IPLE WINSTON BROADD"CS WEST POINT, VA.
Evening
Applicant for LL . B. Degree
Pi Kappa Alpha.
RAYMOND HERNDON DUPUY RICHMOND) VA.
Evening
Special
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SENIOR
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CRUTCHFI ELD GonDIN RICHMOND) VA.
Evening
Applicant for LL.B. Degree Delta 1~heta Phi; Vice-Preside nt of Freshman Class; Assistant Business Manager of "The Legend," '26, '27; Senator of Junior Class; State Bar Club; Vice-Preside nt of' the Student Government; President of Senior Class; B.S. University of Richmond; Ex-V. M. I. WILLIAMS CAMERON HOPE ROCKINGHAM ) N. C.
Evening
Applicant for LL.B. Degree Delta Theta Phi.
SENI OR
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WILLIAM HAMPSON l(EYSER_,
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MINERAL) VA.
Morning
Special Annual Representati ve Freshman Class; Literary Society; Business Manager of "The Legend," '27, '28; Assistant Librarian; Senator, Senior Class; State Bar Club; Vice-Preside nt of Student Government . \VILLIAM CHARLES MILLER_,
.JR .
RICHMOND) VA.
Morning
Applicant for LL.B. Degree Ex-Randolp h-Macon; President Freshman Class; Senator and Historian of Junior Class; President Senior Class; Successful Candidate for State Bar, December, 1928.
SENI OR
CLAS S
THOS. P ~ PARSLEY RICHMOND, VA.
Ev e ning
Applicant for LL.B. Degree Phi Gamma Delta; Delta Theta Phi; President of Junior Class; Vice-President of Student Government; Senator; Member of State Bar Club. HAROLD FLEMING SNEAD RICHMOND, VA.
Eve ning
A pj>licant for LL.B. Degree Delta Theta Phi; Kappa Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; President of Student Government Association; B.A. Richmond College.
SENIOR
CLASS
ROBERT MONROE STO:l';E RICHMOND) VA.
E ve nin g
Applicant fer LL.B. Degree Theta Chi.
P 'HILIP WHITFIEL D RICHMOND) VA.
Morn in g
Applicant for LL.B. Degree B.A. l Tniversity Richmond; Football, '23, '24; Secretary of Freshman Class; Secretary Senior Class; Editor of "The Legend;" Law Prize Freshman Class; Literary SJciety, '26, '27.
SENI OR
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The T. C. Williatns School of
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DEPARTMENrf of law was established in Richmond College in 1870, but on account of financial difficulties, was discontinued in 1882. In 1890 the famil)T of the late 1\1r. T. C. Williams, a leading citizen of Richmond, gave $25,000 to establish a professorship of Law in Richmond College. In conseque11ce of later gifts, chiefly by Mr. T. C. Williams, Jr., the endowment was raised to $100,000, and the name changed to The T. C. Williams School of Law. Recently the same generous donor pledged $100,000 to the Law School endowment, and his recent will contains a bequest of $100,000 for the same purpose. The Law School has trained a large proportion of the lawyers in Eastern Virginia, and many in adjoining states. About two-thirds of the lawyers in Richmond, as well as many n1en in real estate, banking and other forms of business, are alumni of the University of Richmond Law School. Last December the American Bar Association placed our' Law School on its approved list, thus fully recognizing our teaching, equipment, and J.)resent standards. F.
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ENROUGHTY ENROUGHTY
J. J. WILLIAMS, JR.
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J. H. POWELL
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R. H. PovVELLJ JR . .
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M. P. REED SLAGLE
B. E. STALLARD
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President . /7 ice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Historian . Senator Annual Representative
RICE • B.
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J. D.
WHITEHURST • M. P. PATTESON •
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RICE WHITEHURST
Junior Class
ToM CAPEL GARYSBURG, N. C.
Morning
Delta Theta Phi; Tau Kappa Alpha; Theta Alpha Chi; Editor of "The Legend ; " VicePresident of Junior Class; Ex-U. N. C.; Carolina Play Makers.
ELLIS !(LEIN RICHMOND, VA.
Morning
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Secretary and Treasurer of Freshman Class; Historian and Annual Representative of Junior Class; B.A. Richmond College.
R.
NORMAN MASON ACCOMAC) VA.
Morning
Sigma Nu Phi; Senator of Freshman Class.
E. L.
l\!loRRisoN
RICHMOND, VA.
Evening
Kappa Sigma; Ex-Hampden-Sidney; University of Virginia.
Junior Class WrLLIAlVI TAYLOR MusE GLOUCESTER) VA.
Morning
Ddta Theta Phi; B.A. Richmond College; President Freshman Class; Winner of Freshman Law Prize; Senator of Junior Class; Assistant Librarian; Business Manager of "The Legend.''
]OHN
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POWELL
MYRTLE) VA.
Morning
Nu Phi; Phi Delta Omega; Treasurer of Freshman Class; President Second Year Law, Evening Division; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Moot Court; Winner of Freshman Law Prize, Evening Division; Red and Blue Club; ~ig :na
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RoBERT
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BOYKINS) VA.
Morning
Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Theta Phi; Class Senator; Senator at s~nator; Freshman Law Large '27 '28 · President of Junior Class.
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'M orning
L.
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NORTH EMPORIA) VA.
Morning
Delta Theta Phi·, Phi Gamma Delta.
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STALLARD
NORTON, VA.
Morning
Delta Theta Phi.
JosEPH ]. WILLIAMS_,
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RICHMOND, VA.
Evening
Sigma Nu Phi; Varsity Baseball; President of Sophomore Class; Masonic Club.
Sophomore Class NORMAN
v.
CAVANAUGH
RICHMOND, VA.
Eve ning
Sigma Nu Phi; Annual Representative of Sophomore Class.
ANNA FANCHER HEDRICK WASHINGTON, D. C.
Evening
PERLEY A. RICE RICHMOND, VA.
Evening
Sigma Nu Phi; B.S. in Civil Engineering, Tufts College; .A ssociate Member A. S. C. E.; VicePresident of Freshman Class; President of Sophomore Class; Law Prize of Freshman Class.
VERSE "In re Pleasu re Vehicle sn A forward 1nov'e of great purport struck Sleepyt own at last. The Council woke fro1n lethargy and countles s 1neasures passed; A Great W lzite Way provide d tlzey, and paved streets witlzout number . Tlze civic pride so neqj., ly born re111oved the age-old slumber . T lzen Bouleva rds were specifie d, and Stop Signs were in order; Soon 1naple trees and stately el1ns grew on each broad street border. On Bouleq,'ard no one could ride, accordi ng to a 111easure, Except that he, q;,:hile traq;eling sa111e, be solely bent on pleasure . 1
A portly man, named Berium Wright , the city's chief 1nortician, On Boule"l'ard did place his hearse at head of long procession. The last said rites at church :were o'er and everyth ing in place; The sad and 1nournf ul 'custom ed look did show on every foc.e. But when the' three-bl ock funeral train had scarcely put in action, A City Father saw· tlze sight, and great was his distract ion. To Mr. Wright a summon s ca1ne, within 'V•.d2iclz it was stated That he appear in City Court for Ordinan ce violated . 1
And in this court the case was tried, on facts that 1w ere agreed to. Defend ant then appeale d the fine, to see wlzat it would lead to. T 0 Circuit Court the case now went, and counsel selves bestirre d, To ascertai n the Leading Case-t o find the latest w ·ord. The Ordinan ce first was introdu ced-its words were rather terse: "On Bouleva rd just pleasur e cars," but not one word of "hearse.1' "Did pleasur e cars include a hearse? " On such the answer hinged. On this the lawyers fumed and roared, and one anotlzer singed. 1
Facetiou s, said the plaintif f, "No one enjoys a hearse; What other means of travel can one name that's any worse? When one has ridden in a hearse, he never rides again. This clearly proves, beyond a doubt, a hearse giq;es only pain." Defense attorney rose and spoke, "In all this broad domain , Show just one rider in a hearse who ever did com.plai n. On you is placed the burden, a W'ell-fix ed point of law, To prove beyond a single doubt, conclusi ons that you draw." By Writ of Error then did go the case to highest court. And, after careful study, the same did make report: "T 0 us the Ordinan ce indicate s, the 1:z.vay that it is stated, That banning hearse fro1n Bouleva rd was never contemp lated." .4nd then the Judge spoke obiter, "/ think that in a measure The greater part of heirs at law regard a hearse with pleasure.)) And so, my friends, it came to pass, no city could retard The snail-lik e gait of mournf ul hearse upon a bouleV'ard. 1
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T.
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B. B. E.
B. B.
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T. GRIGSB Y B. W. HAMIL TON G. HAYS W. A. IRVINE A. E. JAMES
J. B. DICKERSO~, JR. E. EM ROCH
M. J. I. M.
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H. D. SHEPH ERD
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GEORGE ABBITT_, VERA,
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VA.
Morning
Delta Theta Phi; Freshman Baseball, '26.
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ABBITT
VERA, VA.
Morning
Delta Theta Phi.
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C.
CARLTON
RICHMOND, VA.
Evening
Sigma Nu Phi; B.A. Richmond College.
WrLLIAM SAMUEL CunLIPP_,
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RICHMOND, VA.
Morning
Kappa Alpha; Delta 'Theta Phi; President Freshman Class; E4-Tulane University.
]. B.
DICKERSON_,
]R.
SOUTH BOSTON, VA.
Morning
Sigma Phi Epsilon; Delta Theta Phi; Football Squad, '26, '27, '28; Harlequin Club.
EMANUEL EMROCH RICHMOND, VA.
Morning
Phi Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delt:i Epsilon; Tau Kappa Alpha.
Fresh man Class
D.
IRVIN
FORMAN
RICHMOND , VA.
Morning
]. B. GARRET T MOUNT HOPE, W. VA.
Morning
Kappa Sigma.
]OHN
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GRIGSBY
LEBANON 1 VA.
Morning
BURLEIG H
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HAl\1ILT ON VA.
Morning
Delta Theta Phi; Alpha Chi Rho· Senator Freshman Class; Ex-Wash ington and ' Lee University.
ISAAC MARION LA1\1IlER T DRILL, VA.
Morning
Freshman Class
MARTIN ]. LOGAN CURLES NECK FARM) VA.
Evening
Delta Theta Phi.
BURNETT MILLER CULPEPPER, VA.
Morning
Kappa Sigma· Varsity Football, '27, '28 · Track, '28.
T. D.
OWENS
COlJLWOODJ VA.
Morning
Sigma Nu Phi; Ex-William and Mary College· Vice-President Freshman Class.
A.
CLAIR SAGER RICHMOND, VA.
Morning
HENRY
D.
SHEPHERD
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
Morning
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GEORGE ABBITT, JR ••
. Vera Virginia . West Point, Virginia . Garysburg, North Carolina
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. 17'.)4 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia . 10::> S. Boulevard, Richmond, Virginia
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WILLIAM SAMUEL CuoLIPP, JR ••
. 3030 Montrose A venue. Richmond, Virginia . South Boston, Virginia
LOUIS C. CARLTON • J. BENJAMIN DICKERSON, JR ••
. 600 N. 33rd Street, Richmond, 1725 E. Main Street, Richmond, 2216 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, . Mount Hope, West
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. Curles Neck Farm, Virginia . Accomac, Virginia Culpepper, Virginia
MARTIN J. LOGAN • R. NORMAN MASON • BURNETT MILLER.
. 3215 Ellwood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 1618 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Virginia . Gloucester, Virginia . Coulwood, Virginia
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P. MILLER M. HUTCHISON
LOUISE
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MARY STEVENS JONES
H. L. CROOM
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HERMAN GROSS
RUTH Cox
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Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity
Founded at State College, Fairmount, West Virginia, 192 5 Established at University of Rich1nond, May 23, 1928 OFFICERS
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WHERE~ Genuine Scholarship and Spirituality World-wide Christian Fellowship Natural Beauty and Architectural Charm Evangelistic Fervor and Missionary Zeal Comprehensiveness of Curriculum Progressive Orthodoxy and Love of Truth Practical Work and Pastoral Opportunity Central and Accessible Location
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
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FREDERICK E. NoLTING, President B. C. LEWIS, jR., Secretar}) J. C. WATSON, Treasurer
ED GE WO RTH THE ARISTOCR AT' OF SMOKING TO·BACCO
"Part of a College Educati on"
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1308--1310 E.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
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MUTUAL BUILDING
RICHMOND, VA.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
BROAD STREET AT FIRST
Stationery . Engraving Printing
Principal and Interest Guaranteed
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Southern Bond and FOUNTAIN PENS-EVERSHARP
Mortgage Company
PENCILS
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COMPLIMENTS
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
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Carle-Boehling Co. INCORPORATED
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Secretary
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BROAD ST.
Phone Boul.
201
RICHMOND, VA.
The Bell Book and Stationery Co.
COMPLIMENTS
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At All High-Class Grocers and Delicatessens
YOU CAN EAT ALL YOU WANT Pin Money Pickles are cooked until they are tender and mellow, which makes them easily digestible. They almost melt in your mouth. The flavor, which comes from making them by a rare old recipe and ageing them in pure apple cider vinegar, is a flavor which can't be copied.
Pin Money Products~ Inc. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
115 EAST MAIN ST. RICHMOND, VA.
Nightmare H. L. Mencken waiting in line at a talking movie. George Bernard Shaw '\ivith his whiskers shaved off. Eddie Guest editing Plain Talk. Sinclair Le,vis living in Dubuque, Iowa. Jack Dempsey reading Shakespeare. Calvin Coolidge whooping it up on Broadway.
NoJoke! ! ! OUR ADVERTISERS have made this book possible, and it is the hope of the Staff of T .HE 1929 WEB that YOU will patronize them for two reasons: 'T HEY ARE RELIABLE FIRMS, and THEY ARE THE FIRMS WHO HAVE THE INTEREST OF T 'H E UNIVERSITY AND THE WEB AT HEAR.-f. The Staff wishes to thank them for helping us and we hope that their advertisements will materially help them. THE STAFF, THE 1929 WEB.
""Cream of the South'' Always the favorite flavors at our dealers
The Velvet Kind ICE CREAM Pure in ingredients, rich in quality, smooth in texture-every quality . preserved in De Luxe Pint Packages, packed and sealed at the freezers.
Southern Dairies
Bim: "I see the Mormons are going to build a church in Hollywood." Bo: "Yes, and that's carrying coals to Newcastle, I say."
Jones: "I suppose your cashier has gone away for a re3t." Bo33: "No, to avoid arrest."
* * * I did: "Has your son received his college degree yet?" !didn't: "His degree! He's ambitious. He just wrote me that the faculty has given him the third degree."
* * * Many of U3 kiss the stamps on the letters we receive from our girh, thinking that ti1ey have touched her lips, only to learn that she dampens them on Fido's nose.
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Hook: "Have you sold your car?" Hooker: "No, the company took it back.
I couldn't buy it any more."
* * * A college president as3ures anx10us parents that the college will guarantee satisfaction or return their son.
* * * Pullman Porter: "Brush yo' off, suh?" Old Gent: "No, I'll get off in the u3ual way."
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Kid: "Pa, what becomes of a baseball player when he gets old and blind and deaf?" Kidder: "T'hey make an umpire of him."
* * * Among the prisoners arraigned before the court was an Irishman. "Are you guilty or not guilty?" asked the judge in a stern voice. "Faith, an' that's your honor's business."
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