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1931 YEAR BOOK OF

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Fore word 'To present the college year in an interesting manner, yet to build a memorial which will recall the associations, happy hours, and proud achie'Jlements of the students, has been the aim of

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Faculty FREDERICK WILLIAl\1 BoATRIGHT-1887

Professor of Modern Languages M.A., Richrn.ond College; LL.D., Mercer University, Georgetown College and Baylor University; Graduate Student, Halle, Sorbonne, and Leipsig.

ROBERT EDWIN GAINES-1890 <I> B K

Professor of Mathematics M.A., Furrn.an University; Litt.D., Furman University; Johns Hopkins university, 1887-'88; Harvard University, 1899-1900.

SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL-1895 <I> B K

Professor of History and Political Science l\ILA., Georgetown Co Hege; Ph.D., University of Chie.:ago; LL.D., Brown University.

WILLIAl\1 .ASBURY HARRis-1901

Professor of Greek and Latin M.A.,

Richmond College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University.

RoBERT EDWARD LovING-1908 <I> B K

Professor of Physics M.A., Richrn.ond College; Fellow, Johns Hopkins University, 19 01-' 0 2; Ph.D., ibid; Special Student, Cornell University, 1919--20-'27-'28.

FRANK M. DoBsoN-·1913

Director of Athletics Rose Polytechnic Institute, 1906; Georgia T'ech, 1907; University of Georgia, 19 0 8-' 0 9; Clemson College, 1910-'12.

HENRY BRANTLY HANDY-1914

Professor of English B.A., Richrn.ond College; M.A., Richmond College; M.A., Harvard University; Columbia University.

FANNY GRAVES CRENSHAW-1914

Director of Physical Education B.A., B1·yn Mawr Co llege; Student of Theory of Physical Education, Colun1bia University.

MAY LANSFIELD KELLER-1914

Professor of English B.A., Goucher College; Graduate Student, University of Ch icag0; Holder of Goucher College Foreign Fellowship; Graduate Student, Universities of Berlin and Heidelberg; Ph.D. , Heidelberg.

FLAXINGTON HARKER-1915

Professor of Musi c 1

Associate of the Royal Coll ege of Organists, London; Student in Compos ition, T. T er tius Noble (University of C'an1hridge, England); Piano, Madan1 e Helen Hopekirk (well-known L esc h etizky expone nt); Associate of the American Guild of Organists.

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Faculty SusAN

LoucH-1915 cf> B K

Professor of History R.A.,

M.A., Uniyersity of Chicago; of Chicago.

Ph.D., Uniycrsity

CAROLINE STOOKEY LuTz-1916

Associate Professor of English B.A., Gour her College; M.A., Columbia University; Graduate \/\Tork at University of Illinois and H ar\'ard University.

EDITH

HARKER-1916

Professor of Vocal Music Pupil of Frederkk Zuch tn1ann, Max Spieker; Sun1n1f'l' Courses with Fl'ank La Forge, Gt>orge Fergison, antl Sergf'i KlilJansky.

GARNETT RYLAND-1917 <P B K

Professor of Chemistry M.A., Richmond College; Ph.D., versity.

Johns Hopkins Uni-

GERTRUDE HARPER BEccs-19I9 <P B K

Professor of Latin B.A., University of Denver; Ph.D., Yale; Student. An1erican School of Classical Studies at Athens, 1912; LL.D., University of Denver, 1914.

MARGARET

l(UYK-I919

Professor E.m erita of Physiology and Hygiene ·M.D., Woman's Medical College of Pennsyl,' ania; Graduate Student at Johns Hopkins University Hospital, 1900; Graduate of New York Post-Graduate Medical College, 18 9 8.

MAUDE HowLETT WooDFIN-1920

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 Research Fellowship Adn1inistered by American Historical Association, 1926-' 27; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1928.

RoBERT CoLLINS AsTROP-1920

Professor of Psychology M.A.,

University of Virginia; Graduate Student, lumbia University, 1914-'15 and 1926-'27.

Co-

CLEl\!IENT ORESTES MEREDITH-1920

Professor of Ger1nan A.B., Guilford College; A.B., Haverford College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; Berlin, 1908-'10; A1n('1·ican School of Philology at Roni.e, 1910.

WILLIAM LoFTIN PRINCE-I920

Professor of Education B.A., Richmond College; M.A., Columbia University.

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Faculty HAYNIE H. SEAY-1920

Professor of Economics B.A., Richn1ond College; M.A .. Columbia University; Johns Hopkins University, 1917-'19; Princeton University, 1919-'20.

ISABELL HARRlS-1922

A ssoci ate Professor of M athe1natic; 1

B.A., Richmo:1d College; M.A., Columbia University.

R0Lv1x HARLAN-1922

Professor of Sociology and Social Ethics A .B ., George Washington un;v<:rsity: M.A., ibid; Ph.D.,

University of Chicago.

CLEMENT TYSON GooDE-1924

Ja1nes A. Bostwick Professor of English A.B., Wak e Forest Col l ege; A. M., Harvard University;

Ph.D., Cornell Univ ers ity.

WOODFORD BROADUS HACKLEY-192 4 <P B K

Associate Professor of Latin A.B., University of Virghia; M.A., Northwestf-rn University; A.M., Harvard University; C olumbia University.

HUGH SAGER MEADE-1924

Professor of Business Administration A.B., Kalamazoo C ollege; University of Chicago; Uni-

versity of

Michiga~1;

Univ e rsity of Chicag:::>, 1923-'24.

ROBERT ARMISTEAD STEWART-192 4

Associate Professor of Spanish M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginia.

MARGARET NoLTlNG-1926

Associate Professor of Physiology and .T-f ygiPn e M.D., Medical College of Virginia.

MARGARET Ross-1926

Associate Professor of English B.A., Allegheny C oll ege ; M.A., University of Pennsylvania.

RALPH C. McDANEL-19 26 <P B K

Professor of History B.A., t

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University of Richmond; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D. , Johns Hopkins University.

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Facult}~ DAVID

MAYS-I926

Instructor in .Business Administration Randolph-Macon College, 1914-'16, 1919-'20; University of Hichmond.

LL.B.,

AucusTus BARTOW RuDD-I926

Professor of Bible M.A.,

D.D.,

Richrnond College; Gradug te, Baptist The:::l Lglcal Seminary.

W. R.

Southern

CoRNTHWAITE-1927

Associate Professor of C he1nistry A.B., DePauw University, 1923; Ph.D., Ohio State University.

HERMAN

THoMAs-1927

Associate Prof rssor o_f E conn1nics eznd Business Â£1 dministration B.A .. Richmond College; M.A., University of Virginia.

SHERLOCK BRONSON-I928

Associate Professor of Business .IJ. dministration LL.B.,

University of Richrn.ond.

WILLIAM FREDERICK CAYLOR-1928

Associate Professor of Spanish B.S.C., Mercer University, 1923; M.A., Mercer University, 1924; National University of Mexico Summer School, 1924; Madrid, 1926.

E. B.

DoERINc-1928 (P BK

B.A., University of Iowa: JVI A., 1926.

]oHN H.

Harvard University,

RussELL-I928 <I> B K

Professor of Business Administration B.A., Emory and Henry College, 1907; M.A., Johns Hopkins University, 1912; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1913.

CHARLES

WHEELER_, III-1928

A ssoci ate Professor of M atlzematics 1

B.S., Washington and Jefferson College, 192G; Johns Hopkins University, 19 2 G-' 2 8.

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Facu lty c.

LEONAR D ALBRIG HT-192 9

Associate Professor of Physics B.S., Coe College, 1926; M.S., University of Iowa, 1927; Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1929.

]OHN WENDE LL BAILEY -1929

Prof e·ssor of Biology B.S. and M.S. in Zoology, Mississipp i A. and M. College; A.B. and A.M. in Etyn1olog y, Cornell University ; A.M. and Ph.D. in Zoology, harvard University .

DANIEL A. CANNA DAY-19 29

Associate Professor of English B.A., Roanoke Col l ege; M.A., Harvard University .

BEN J Al\1IN

HoLTZC LA w-1929 <J> B K

Professor of Philosoph y A.B., Mercer University ; B.A., M.A., Oxford University; Ph.D., Cornell University ; Rhodes Scholar· fron1 Georgia.

RAYl\10N D B. PrNCHB ECK-19 29 <J> B K

Professor of Business A d1ninistration B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Unb:ersity of Virginia.

ROBERT

SMART -1929

Associate Professor of Biology and Botany B.A.,

Mississipp i

College;

M.A.,

Harvard University .

MARGAR ET WrLLrs -1929

Instructor in Latin B.A,, vVestharn.pton College.

WrLLIAl \1

GArNE s-1930

Associate Professor of French B.A., University of Sou th Carolina; M.A., University of Wisconsin ; Graduate Student at Sorbonne.

RUTH

FRANCE S LACKM AN-193 0

Associate Professor of French and Spanish B.S., University of Pennsylva nia, 1921; M.A., University of Columbia, 1924; French School of Middlebur y College, Vermont.

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Faculty ]EAN GRAY WRIGHT-1930

A ssoci ate Professor of French 1

A.B ., Bryn Mawr, 1919; Sorbonne, 1924; M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1926; Graduate Student, Bryn :M awr, 1927-'30; Linguistic School. Yale, Sumrn.E:r, 1928.

R. DouBLEs-1926

Dean B S., Davidson College, 1922; LL.B., University of Richmond, 1926; J. D., University of Chicago, 1929.

c. M.

CHICHESTER-1913 <P B K

Associate Professor of Evidence, Conflict of Laws and Do1nestic Relations A.B., William. and Mary; LL.B., University of Virginia.

]AMES

BARNETT_, ]R.

Professor of Sales, Wills, and A d7ninistration, Bills and Notes, and Bankruptcy B.S.,

Georgetown University, 1914; LL.B., University of Richmond, 191 7.

Lours S. HERRINK--1921

Associate Professor of Propf!rty, Da1nages, and Carriers A.B., Randolph-Macon College, 1911; G1Â·aduate Work, ibid, 1922; LL.B., Harvard University, 1920.

RALPH

CATTERALL-1924

Professor of Evidence, Constitutional .Laws, Partnerships and Municipal Corporations A.B., Harvard university, 1918; LL.B., Harvard University, 1921.

ELLSWORTH WrLTSHIRE-1924 <P B K

A ssoci ate Professor of Trusts, Domestic Relations, and Insurance 1

A.B., University of Virginia, 1919; LL.B., University of Virginia, 1922; S.J.D., Harvard University, 1923.

WrLLIAM R. SHANDs-1924

Associate Professor of. .Private Corporaticns, .Legal Ethics, and Conflict of Laws LL.B.,

University of Richmond.

RussELL Woon joRDAN-1928 <P B K

Professor of Agency B.A.,

vVashington and Lee University, 1926; Washington and Lee University, 1928.

LL.B.,

FACULTY PROCESSION

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Senior C!ass OFFICERS

\V ASHINGTON C. WINN • . . . Miss HELEN LE GRANDE STANLEY

CRAFT

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GARLAND DYCHES l)AUL H. CALE •

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SENIOR CLASS ]oHN BAGBY,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. D egre e in Busin ess A d111inistration Theta Delta Chi; Football Squad, 1930; Freshman Football, 1929.

KENNETH

w OODSON

BEALE

SCOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. D e_qree in Busin ess Administration Phi Delta Omega; Varsity Baseball, '29, '30, '31; Freshman Baseball; Interfraternity Council; Varsity Club, '30, '31.

SENIOR CLASS JosEPH

BELCHER

CHESTER, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business A dtninistration

Phi Delta Omega; Varsity Football, '27, '28, '29, '30; Basketball Squad, '28, '29; Track Squad, '28-'29 ; Varsity Club, Treasurer, '29, '30; Acting Football Captain, 19 30.

WILLIAM HoKE BERRY WESTHAMPTON, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Alpha Psi Omega; LTniversity Players; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; "Messenger" Staff; Journa 1 Arts Club; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Honor Ro :l; Phi Be~a l(appa.

SENIOR CLASS FLOYD THOMAS BINNS DOSWELL, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Alpha Delta; Varsity Track, 1930; Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; International Relations C1ub; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Ministerial Association; Honor Roll, 1930.

]oHN Â·PowELL

BowDEN

POCAHONTAS, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B ./1. Degree Sigma Phi Epsilon; Harlequin Club; Head Cheer Leader, 1930.

SENIOR CLASS MALCOLM RUDOLPH BROADDUS HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA

,,4_ pplicant

for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Pi I<.appa Alpha; Varsity Football, '27, '28, '29, '30; Varsity Track~ '27, '28, '29; Varsity Club; All-Virginia Conference Fullback.

PAUL HARRELL CALE TYNER, NORTH CAROLINA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Phi Gamma Delta; Secretary of Senior Class; Treasurer, Y. M. C. A.

SENIOR CLASS EowARD

CARBONE

WEST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Omicron Delta Kappa; Senator-at-Large; Manager of Varsity Track; Honor Roll; President, International Relations Club; University Players.

]AMES

CERANTON

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA

Applicant for

B. ~4.

Degree

Honor Roll; Glee Club; Hall Debater, Philologian Literary Society; Freshman Basketball; Freshman 'T rack; Dramatics; International Relations Cl uh.

SEN IOR CLA SS WILL IAM

HOLM ES CHAP MAN,

JR.

SMITHFI ELD, VIRGINIA

Applica nt for B.A. Degree

Pi Kappa Alpha; I-Iarlequin Club; Interfra ternity Council ; Campus Medica l Assistan t.

RALP H EDMOND CovEY RICHMON D, VIRGINIA

Applica nt for B.S. Degree in Busines s Admini stration

Lambda Chi Alpha; Editor, "1931 vVeb"; Pi Delta Epsilon ; Reporte r, "Colleg ian", 1929; Asisstan t Editor, "1930 \'T eb''; Little Sympho ny Orchest ra, l 929; Fratern ity Basketb all.

SEN IOR CLA SS STAN LEY IRWIN CRAF T NORFOLK , VIRGINIA

Applica nt for B .S. Degree in Business A d7ninistration Phi Gamma Delta; Vice-Pr esident of Senior Class; Pi Delta Epsilon ; Associa te Editor, Collegi an''; Interfra ternity Council ; Dramat ics; Secreta ry-Trea surer of College Dance Commit tee. >I

THOM AS

DUKE

RICHMO ND, VIRGINIA

.:4 pplican t for B.S. Degree in Business Admini stration Phi l)elta Omega ; Ornicro n Delta Kappa; Manage r of Varsitv Basebal l, 1931 ; Pi Delta Epsilon ; Busines s Manage r of "The Messen ger"; Harlequ in Club.

SE NI OR CL AS S STU ART ANT HON Y EAC HO RICHM OND, VIRGIN IA

Appli cant for B.S. Degre e in Busin ess Admi nistra tion

Varsi ty Club; Lamb da Chi Alph a; Varsi ty Baske tball Team , '28, '29, '30, Capta in, 1931; Capta in :ind Mana ger Tenn is Team .

THO MAS HEN RY EUB ANK CREW E, VIRGIN IA

Appli cant for B.A. Degre e

Lamb da Chi Alph a; I-Iarle quin Club;

\1 ice-Pre ~~ iclent,

Society.

Junio r Class ; Philo logian Litera ry

SENIOR CLASS ROBERT THOMAS FARY GLOUCESTER POINT, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Honor Roll ; Treasurer, Student Government, 19 30; Varsity Baseball Squad, 1928; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball.

PAUL SHERWOOD FENSOM RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Kappa Sigma; Honor Roll, 1930; Philologian Literary Society.

SENIOR CLASS PAUL FORSYTHE HAVRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree Alpha Delta; President, Ministerial Association; Vice-President, Sophomore Class; Y. M. C. A.; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society.

GEORGE MALLORY FREEMAN IUCHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Phi Kappa Sigma; .i\lpha Psi Omega; University Players.

SENIOR CLASS ERNEST

GARY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business A dJninistration Sigma Phi Epsilon.

]ACK GARY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business A dtninistration SigmJ. Phi Epsilon; Treasurer, Junior Class; Football Squad; Phi Beta Kappa .

SENIOR CLASS MARTIN

HAASE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Lambda Chi Alpha; Interfraternity Council.

wALTER LEE HARLOW, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.i1. Degree Theta Chi.

SENIOR CLASS GERHARD CHESTER HENRICKSEN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Kappa Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha; President of Student Government, 1931 ; Debating Team, '29, '30, '31 ; Student Senate,. 19 30; Forensic Council, Secretary, 1930, President, 1931; First Prize, Single Tax Essay Contest, 1930.

ROBERT KIRKUP HERBERTSON BURKEVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Sigma Phi Epsilon; Varsity Track, '29, '30, '31 ; Fresh1nan Track; Freshman Baseball; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society.

SENIOR CLASS

HARRY NASH HODGES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Kappa Alpha; Interfraternity Ccuncil; Harlequin Club; Chairman of College Dance Committee.

CLIFFORD

INGRAM

LONDON BRIDGE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Class Basketball, '28, '29, '30.

SENIOR CLASS LUTHER

IRBY

JAVA, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

i\lpha Delta; Ministerial Association; Spider Band; Philologiarr Literary Society.

JOHN

EowARD

JOHNSON

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

~4 pplicant

for B.A. Degree

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alpha Psi Omega; University Players.

SEN IOR CLA SS

JoHN WINFIE LD LEWIS RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

.A pplicant for B.ll. D egree Pi Kappa Alpha.

SEID

CANTON,

LING CHINA

Applican t for B .A. D fgre e

SEN IOR CLA SS McINT YRE

LouTH AN

BL UEFIELDJ WEST VIRGINIA

Applican t for B.A. Degree Sigma Phi

Epsilon;~

Honor Roll ; Freshman Football; Fraternit y Basketbal l.

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MARSH ALL

KEELING, VIRGINIA

.A pplicant for B.S . .Degree in Busin ess A d111inistration Sigma Phi Epsilon.

SENIOR CLASS BRUCE ARCHER MORRISSETTE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

.Applicant for B.A. Degree

Editor, "The Messenger"; Sigma Upsilon; Dramatic Club.

EDWARD FRANKLIN OVERTON LOUISA, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B./J.. Degree

Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; President, Y. M. C. A.; Editor,. "Handbook 1930"; Forensic Council; University Choir; President, t\.1u Sigma Rho Literary Society; Glee Club, President, 1930, Business Manager, 1931; "Collegian" Staff; International Relations Club.

SENIO R CLASS RICHARD WEEDON

pA YNE,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Theta Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Alpha Psi Omega; Managing Editor of the "Collegian", 1928; Editor-in-Ch ief of the "Collegian", '29, Â· '30, '31 ; VicePresident of Student Government Association; Historian of Sophomore Class; Harlequin Club; University Players;; Honor Roll; Journal Arts Club.

]AMES BRANSFO RD PULLER, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

SENIOR CLASS BENJAMIN AGNUE RIDDLE BLAIRS, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Ministerial Association.

FRANCIS HENRY ROBERTSON PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Kappa Alpha; President of Freshman Class; Student Senate; Assistant Business Manager, "Handbook", '28, Business Manager, '29; Harlequin Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet.

SENIOR CLASS E.

CLAIBORNE ROBINS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Honor Roll.

JosEPH RAYMOND ROBINSON BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree Sigma Phi Epsilon; Pi Delta Epsilon; President, Junior Class, 1930; Secretary of Student Government Association, 19 30; Business Manager, Glee Club, 1929; ''Collegian" Staff, '28, '29, '30, News Editor, 1930; Ministerial Association; Assistant in Chemistry, '28, '29, '30; Interfraternity Council ; Winner of the National Freshman Essay Contest of the American Chemical Society, 1927; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society.

SENIOR CLASS JoHN

A. ST.

CLAIR

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Phi Gamma Delta; Manager of Varsity Football, 1930; Varsity Club; Business Manager of the "Collegian"; Pi Delta Ep:Jilon; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Glee Club; Student Senate, '30, '3 I.

SOLOMON SACHS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ll pplicant for B.S. Degree in Business A drninistration

Phi Alpha; Honor Roll; Spider Band; "Collegian" Staff.

SENIOR CLASS KELL y SHUMATE BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Freshman Track; Spider Band.

]oHN ERNEST SQUIRE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Honor Roll; Secretary of Junior Class; Varsity Football, '28, '29, '30; Track Squad.

SENIOR CLASS H.

STEPHENSON, JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.ll. Degree Kappa Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Alpha Psi Omega; Business Manager of "The 1931 Web"; Managing Editor of the "Collegian", 1928; President of the Phoenix Club; Student Senator, 1929; Biology Laboratory Instructor; Interfraternity Council;. University Players; Honor Roll. Â·

]oHN RoBERT STIFF ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Alpha Delta; President of the Glee Club, 1931 ; Ministerial Association; Honor Roll; Chapel Choir; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society.

SEN IOR CLA SS CHARL ES SENSEN EY STOKES BALTIMOR E, MARYLAN D

Applican t for B.A. Degree Phi Kappa Sigma; Alpha Psi Omega; l Tniversity Players, President , 1929 ;1 Harlequi n Club; Interfrate rnity Council; Glee Club; Honor Roll; Assistant Cheer Leader, 1927.

CLAYT ON DWIGH T SWEET ELYRIA, OHIO

Applican t for B.A. Degree Pi Delta Sigma; Internatio nal Relations Club; Ministeri al Associati on; Glee Club, 1929; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Graduate of Bluefield College, 1929.

SENIO R CLASS ]AMES WINSTON TREDWAY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Busin ess

ll dniinistratio n

WASHING TON CARLYLE WINN KEYSVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; President of Senior Class; Student Senate, 1929; Spider Band; President of Sophomore Class, 1928 ; Harlequin Club; Honor Roll.

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Junior Class OFFICERS CLARENCE

Miss

KENT .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President

ALICE B. CLARKE .

BILLINGSLEY_,

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LEE CRUTCHFIELD . ALBERT

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Jun ior Clas s DANDR IDGE BLANT ON ALLEN BLANTO NS, VA.

Prf-M edical Course

Lours AlVIEL BoscHE N_,

]R.

RICHMON D, VA.

B.S. Course L a mbd a C hi Alph a ; Spiel e r Band; Littl e Syn1pho n y Or c h e stra.

]. HOLl\1 ES BRITTO N,

]R.

RICHMO ND, VA.

B.S. Course K a ppa Sigrn a ; Honor Roll.

CHARL ES COLEM AN BROAD DUS_,

]R.

RICHMO ND, VA.

B.S. Cours e Ph i G a mm a D e l t a ; Int e rfr a t evnity C oun c il; l eg ia n " St aff ; Uni ver s ity Play e rs .

" C ol -

WILLI AM FONT BROTT RICHMO ND, VA.

Pre-Me dical Course Phi G a. rn.m a D e lta; T e nnis T c an1.

ROBER T BAILEY CAl\1PB ELL RICHMON D, VA.

B.S. Course Phi D e lt a. O n1 ega ; V a rsit y Trac k, ' 3 0; V a r s ity C lu b.

RANDO LPH

CANAD A

RICHMO ND, VA.

B.S. Course

THE 1931 WEB

Junior Class CECIL CHILDRESS FIFE, VA.

B.A. Course Pi Delta Sig1na; Honor Roll, '29, '30.

LEWIS ESTES CHITTClVI RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Y. M. C . A. Cab in et; Assistant Bus!ness Manager of Glee C lub , '30, '31.

ARTHUR HuME Cox RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Th eta Ch i; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society.

RUFUS HART DARDEN FRANKLIN, VA.

B.A. Course Sigrn~a Phi Epsilon; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Varsity Baseball, '30; Football Squad, '30; Mu Sign1a Rho Literary Society, Vice-Pre::::ident, '30, President, '31; Glee Club; University C hoir.

WILLIAM CHESLEY DECKER FREDERICKSBURG, VA.

B.S. Course Phi Gamma Del ta; Spider Band.

JAl\ICES

BRANCH ECHOLS

BLACKSTONE, VA.

B.S. Course Pi Delta Sign1a; International Relations C lub; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society.

I JOSEPH CARLYLE ELLETT POCAHONTAS, VA.

B.A. Course Pi Kappa Alpha.

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J urnio r Clas s WATK INS FUGAT E VALDO ST A, GA.

B.A. Course Phi Gamma Del ta; Omicron Del ta Kappa; Varsity Football , ' 29, '30; Varsity Club; Harlequ in Club; Vice-Pr e side nt of Athleti c Associat ion, '30; Senator at-Large , '30.

I-IEnBE RT OLIVE R GATES HIGHLAN D SPRINGS , VA.

B.S. Course Basebal l Tean1, '30.

SPENC ER GILlVIO RE RICHMO ND, VA.

B.A. Course Larnbda Chi Alpha; Assistan t Busines s Manage r of " "The 1931 Web"; Assistan t Manage r of Basebal l. '31; Fres hman Track, '29; Secretar y-Treas urer of Athletic Associat ion, '30.

]oHN

GARNE TT GouLD l\1AN FREDERI CKSBURG , VA.

B.A. Course Lan1 bda Chi Alpha; Varsity Base hall; Â· Basketb all.

Fratern ity

FRED HARCU l\II FRANKL IN, VA.

B ../1. Course 1\1.:u Sigma Hho Literary Society; Minister ial Association.

FRANK H. HARRIS _,

]R.

RICHMO ND, VA.

B.S. Course Theta Chi; Harl e quin Club.

HORAC E ED\VAR D HENDE RSON ALEXAN DRIA, VA.

B.A. Course Theta Chi.

OSEPH HOLLA ND FRANKL IN, VA.

B.A. Course Alpha Psi On1ega; Univers ity Players; Journal Arts Club; Glee Club.

THE 1931 WEB

Junior Class

â€¢

GEORGE LEONARD HUFFMAN ORANGE, VA.

B.S. Course Football Squad, '30; Glee Club; University Players.

CLARENCE LINDEN l(ENT RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Kappa Sigma; President of Junior Class; Director of Band; Treasurer of Sophomore Class; Track Squad; Director of "Richmond Colleginns."

HATCHER BYRD KINCHELOE ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

B.S. Course Phi Delta OmE'ga; Manager Freshman Basketba11, '31; Assistant Business Manager of "Messenger", '29, '30, '31; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '29, '30; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Laboratory Assistant in Physics.

GEORGE

MEADE

LEE

MlLLDALE, VA.

B.S. Course Phi Kappa Sigma; Varsity Football, '29, '30; Varsity Trac k, '30; Secretary of Fresh1nan Class; Secretary of Sophomore C lass.

Lours

EARL Mcl(ENNEY THORNBURG, VA.

B.A. Course Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; International Relations Club.

CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE McRAE RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Phi Gamma Del ta.

PHILIP ALLEN MINOR NEWTOWN, VA.

B.A. Course Pi Delta Sigma.

WILLIAM CAREY NEWTON_,

]R.

TSINGTSO, CHINA

B.A. Course Kappa Sigma; Alpha Delta; Track, ' 29, '30; Reporter for "Collegian"; Ministerial Association; l\!Iu Sigma Rho Literary Society.

THE 1931 WEB

Junior Class EDWARD CLAGETT NININGER ROANOKE, VA.

B.A. Course Lambda Chi Alpha; Pi Delta Epsilon; Managin g Editor of "Collegian"; Vice-President of International R e lations Club; University Playe rs; Honor Roll; Class Historian.

RAFAEL A. NUNEZ ,. . SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA

Pre-Medical Course Phoenix Club; International Relations Club; Philologian Literary Society.

]OHN LEROY PEARCE SEDLEY, VA.

B.A. Course 1

Pi Delta Sigma; Philologian Literary Society; vVinner of Debate Medal; President of Ministerial Association; Track.

ED\VARD CRONIN PEPLE RICHMOND, VA.

B.A. Course Kappa Sigma; Spider Band; News Editor of "Col legian"; Journal Arts Club; Treasurer of the Board of Publications; Honor Roll, '29, '30.

ALONZO LAFAYETTE PHILLIPS RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course I'i Kappa Alpha.

SroNEY

QuoNG

NORFOLK, VA.

B.11. Course Alpha

Delta; Glee Club; Ministerial Association; Y. M. C . A. Cabinet; University Choir.

GEORGE \VESTON SCHOOLS FARNHAM, VA.

B.ll. Course Phi Gamn1a D elta; Senator-at-Large, ' 30-'31; Se c r e tary of Student Senate, '30-'31; Fore nsic Coun c il, 1931; Assistant Manage r of Track, 1931; "Collegian'' Staff; Mu Sigma Rho Lit e rary Society, Secretary, 1930; Y . M. C. A. Cabin e t; Fre shman Bas e ball.

MURRAY S~1ART BLYTHEVILLE, ARK.

B.A. Course Pi Kappa Alpha; Phoenix Club; Honor Roll, 1929.

THE 1931 WEB

Junior Class SA1\1UEL

STONE_,

]R.

MT. AIRY, VA.

B.A. Course Alpha Delta.

HORACE

VIAL

RICHMOND, VA.

B.A. Course Phi Delta Omega; Varsity Track; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track; Freshman Baseball; Harlequin Club; Assistant Business Manager of ''Messenger".

LUTH ER

WELLS

RICHMOND, VA.

B.A. Course Staff Artist of "Messenger'', '30-'31; Art Editor of "Web'', '30-'31; Staff Artist of "Collegian", 1931; Journal Arts Club; University Players.

VIRGINIUS GOODWYN WELSH RICHMOND, VA.

B.A. Course Phi Delta Omega; Assistant Editor, "19 31 Web"; Manager of Freshman Football; Assistant Manager of Varsity Football; Harlequin Club; Varsity Club.

HENRY

Â·J.

WHALEN_,

]R.

JOHNSTOWN, PA.

B.A. Course Kappa Sigma.

RUSSELL MITCHELL WHALEl'~ JOHNSTOWN, PA.

B.S. Course Kappa Sigma; Varsity Football, 1930; Varsity Club; President of Freshman Class '28'- '29; Student Senate, '29-'30; Secretary, Student Government Association, '30-'31; Forensic Council; Philologian Liter1930; Secretary, 1931, ary Society, President, Harlequin Club.-

El\11\1ETT ALLEN WILLIA1\1S_,

JR.

RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course ALBERT ]ACK WRIGHT CREWE, VA.

B.S. Course Lambda Chi Alpha; Varsity Football Squad, 1929; Freshman Football; Freshman Track; President of Sophomore Class; Junior Class Senator; Harlequin Club; Spider Band, 1929.

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THE 1931 WEB

STUDENT SHOP

THE 1931 WEB

Sopho niore Class OFFICERS . (=HARLIE

PHAUP_,

]R . .

GEORGE W. Cox â€¢ GEORGE

. . . . . . . .

WHITLEY_,

. . . . . President

. T7 ice-Preside nt

]R. . .

. .

. . Treasurer . . Secretary

NORMAN COMPTON 0LGERS . WILLIAl\J

PETTUS_,

]R. . . . . .

. . .

. . Senator

TH E 1931 WEB

Sop hon tore Clas s E. D.

BOOKE R

FARNHA M, VA.

B.S. Course Theta Chi.

GA1v1B LE McALL ISTER BowER s RICHMO ND, VA.

B.S. Course Kappa Sigma; Associa te Busines s Manage r, "1931 Web"; Manage r of the Band; Associa te Manage r of Basebal l.

CHARL ES l(EMPE R BROCK MAN ORANGE , VA.

B.S. Course Pi Kappa Alpha; Associa te Manage r of Basebal l.

HENRY LEWIS BROTH ERS RICHMO ND, VA.

B.S. Course Pi Kappa Alpha; Freshn1 an Football , 1929.

CARY WILSO N BURKH OLDER RICHMO ND, VA.

B.S. Course Â· Phi Delta Omega; Sports Editor "Collegi an".

OTHO PERRY CAMPB ELL SPARTA, VA.

Pre-Me dical Course Kappa Alpha; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '29, 3 O; Reporte r for "Collegi an", '29-' 30; Glee Club, '29-'30; Freshm an Track Squad, '29-'30.

FITZGE RALD CAVED O RICHMO ND, VA.

Pre-Me dical Course Theta Chi.

]OHN COWLE Y RICHMO ND HILL, N. Y.

B.A. Course Vice-Pr esident, Philolog ian Literary Society; International Relation s Club; Forensic Council; Honor Roll, '29-'30.

ARTHU R GRAY CREWS SAXE, VA.

B.S. Course Pi D e lta Sigma; Freshm an Track.

THE 1931 WEB Sophom .ore Class ]oHN

WrLLIAl\1 DENNIS RICHMOND, VA.

Pre-Enginee ring Course ALTON

DONALDSO N

LAUREL, MD.

B.S. Course Theta Chi.

ERNST

t~ARLEY) JR.

RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Phi Gam1na Delta.

RALPH HARRIS FERRELL)

]R.

CORAL GABLES, FLA.

B.A. Course Kappa Sigma; Philologian Literary Society; Band; Glee Cl ub, '29-'30; Reporter for "Collegian"; Honor Roll.

FRED FIDLER

RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Journal Arts ClulJ.

R. P. Fox WEST POINT, VA.

B.S. Course Honor Roll.

rr AYLOR PIERCE

GRASTY

ORANGE, VA.

B.S. Course Kappa Sigma; Philologian Literary Society; Secretary and 'l'reasurer of the Glee Club, '29-'30.

CLARENCE ]ONES GRAY RED BANK, N. ].

B.A. Course Phi Gan1ma Delta; University Players; Business Staff of ''Collegian"; Honor Roll, 1930; Library Assistant.

VVILLIAM

GRIGGS

ROANOKE, VA.

B.S. Course Sigma

Phi

Epsilon; Treasurer Freshn1an Glee Club; Band.

Class;

THE 1931 \VEB

Sophom.ore Class GRANDIN

HA1\1MELL

RED BANK, N. ].

B.A. Course Sigma

Phi

Epsilon; Glee Club; Band; Cheer Leader; Senator, 1929 .

Assistant

HOWARD HARPER HARLAN WASHINGTON, D. C.

B.A. Course Phi

Gamma

De1ta;

Harlequin Staff.

Club;

"Collegian"

AUBREY NE\VRILL HEFLIN COLO~IAL

BEACH, VA.

B.A. Course Lambda Chi Alpha; Freshman

]Al\1ES

Ba~eball.

HENRY

RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Pi D e l ta Sigma; Freshman Foot ball; Freshman Track 'l'eam; Varsity Football Tea1n; Varsity Club.

MILTON HOBSON RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Phi Delta Omega; Associate Editor, "1931 Web"; Associate Business Manager, "Messenger"; Associate Manager of Baseball.

l\1ARBRY

HOPKINS

IRVINGTON, VA.

B.S. Course Fre~h

11w.n Track Team, 19 30; Y. l\I. C. A. CaiJinE!t.

\VrLLIAl\1 A.

H L:RsT

LOGAN, W. VA.

B.S. Course Phi Gannna Delta.

ABE MEYER JACOBSON RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course STANLEY HOPKINS JONES STATEN ISLAND, N. Y.

B.S. Course Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '29-'30; Glee Clul>, '29-' 30.

THE 1931 WEB

Sophontore Class \V1LD1VIAN ScDDATH l(1Nc1r ELOE_, JR. CREWE, VA.

B.A. Course Assistant l\!Ianaging Editor, "Collegian"; Treasurer, Mu Sigma H.ho Literary Society; Honor Roll.

JosEPH l\!lcCoNNACGHEY_,

]R.

AMELIA, VA.

B.A. Course University Players; Assistant Business Manager, "Collegian.,; Joke Editor, "Collegian"; Philologian Literary Socidy.

]AKE \VEAVER l\!lcLAIN RICHMO~D,

VA.

B.S. Course Phi Ga1nma l)elta.

(]ORDON

l\1ARKS

RICHMOND, VA.

B.S, Course Phi

Del ta

On1ega; Associate Business "1931 Web"; Spider Band.

Manager,

HOWERTON NEATHERY FALCONER,

N. Y.

B.S. Course Lambda Chi Alpha; Vice-President of Freshrnan C lass ; Associate Manager Track; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet.

CHARLES ALvVYN PERKINSON DOLPHIN", VA.

B.A. Ciurse Kappa Alpha.

=D\VARD LA WREN CE WEST HAVEN,

J::l ERLO\VSKI

CONN.

B.S. Course Theta Chi; Freshn1an Football; Captain, Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Freshn1an Track; Varsity Football; Varsity Club; "Collegian" Staff.

\VrLLIAl\1 HENRY PETTUS_, JR. CHARLESTON, W. VA.

B.S. Course Phi

Kappa

Sigma; Senator of Sophon1ore Fresh1nan Track Tean1.

CHARLIE

Class;

PHAUP_, JR.

LIVE OAK, FLA.

B.S. Course President of Sophomo1Â·e Class; Varsity Football; 'B'reshn1an Football; Captain, Freshn1an Track. '30.

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Sopho1111ore Class MILTON

RICHARDS

RICHMOND, VA.

Pre-]\;/ edical Course Lan1bda Chi Alpha.

\VESTON SAl\1PSON MISKIMON, VA.

B.il. Course Glee Club; International Relations Club.

•

E. SARTORIUS_, JR • MD.

POCOMOKE CITY,

B. il. Course K :1 ppa s:gn1a; Philologian Literary Society.

GEORGE ANDREW SHETTER RICHMOND, VA.

B.S. Course Larnhda Chi Alpha; Assodate Business Manager, "1931 \\Tcb"; Associate Manag e r of Basketball.

LEvVIs

STONEBL;RNER

RICHMOND, VA.

R.A_. Course Theta

Chi;

Phi lo logian Lih'l'a ry So c iety, Honor Roll, 1929.

EDWARD

'29-' 30;

VAN LEAR

CLIFTON FORGE, VA.

Pre-Dental Course Pr<~s ident

Sign1a Phi Eps:Ion;

I~"r es h1nan

Class,

'29-'30. -

_F.

LAKE VAN Src;~LEI~ PURCELLVILLE, VA.

B.A. C,ourse Glee Club.

li\_' Rl\I:-\.N GRESHA~I Kl~G

\VALL

WILLIAM, VA.

B.S. Course Kavpa Sigma.

GEORGE FRANKLIN vVHrTLEY_,

JR.

SMITHFIELD, VA.

B.A. Course l'hi

70.

Kappa

Sigma;

·.r reasurcr

Glee Club; University Choir; of Sophon1ore Class.

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THE 1931 WEB

1Fresh01an Class OFFICERS \VILLIAl\'I BELL

â€¢

}{OBERT FERRELL .

. .

. . .

. . . . . . President

. .

. . .

. . . . . . . . HccH PowELL . . . . . . . . . DOUGLAS COOPER . . . . . . . .

joHN LrcoN .

. Vice-President

. . . . . Treasurer . . Secretary . . . Senator

THE 1931 WEB >>VL>2>22 ,,JtJJ772.llll7221TllLll7lL~

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JF reshlllan Class First Row:

DAVID M. ALEXANDER, G. M. BELCH, \VILLIAM S. BELL) G. A. BousMANJ VICTOR H. COOK. CHALTAIKJ STUART

S econd Row:

D. H. COOPER) MORTIMER EPSTEIN) ROBERT W. FERRELL, BENJAMIN A. FLEET, JR.J WILLIAM H. FO\VLKE'S, JR.

Third Ro w: 1

ROGER

FROST) JOHN R. GIBSON)

HOWARD B. HASTINGS) WILLIAM P. HEPLER) MALLONEE. J LUTHER LIBBY, ]R.J GUY

Fourth Row: SO

DARWIN K. FREEMAN) FREDERICK R. FREUND) CARLYLE GRA TJ JR.

WILLIAM INGALLS) JAMES M. JOHN-

THJE 1931 WEB .

F reshnla n Class J. HOWARD MAY, JR., JOHN A. MooRE, THOMAS DREOU, EMMETT H. POINTER, ELBERT Y. POOLE.

First Row:

NELSON, CoNSTANTINO S

PAPPAN-

Second Row: HUGH POWELL, JR., WILLIAM E. PRITCHARD, WARD R. RANDOLPH, DONALD B. RILEY, RALPH A. Ross, JR. T lzird Roq,o: GARTH L. RucKER, WILLIAM H. RYLAND, LEWIS PORTER SEAY, JR., WILLIAM S. SEWARD, JR., V. HEARNE STEVENSO . Fourth Row: JOHN R. W. STREET, GEORGE S. SWANSON, BEVERLEY D. TAYLOR, MILTO D. Toon_, MAC E. TRAWICK, MELVIN B. TRICE.

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Kappa Alpha Founded at Washington and Lee Â·university, 186 5

ETA CHAPTER

Established at tlze Uni'Versity of Ricll1nond) I870 Colors:

Flowers:

Crimson and Old Gold

Publication:

Magnolia and Rose

"Kappa Alpha Journal"

FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROBERT C. AsTROP, B.A., M.A.

I-I.

JAMES H. BARNETT, LL.B.

M. CHICHESTER, B.A., LL.D.

B. HANDY, B.A., M.A. A. HARRIS, M.A., PH.D.

HOLTZCLAW, B.A., PH.D.

1\1.

PITT, B.A.

I-I.

SEAY, B.A., M.A.

I~--RATRES IN CoLLEGio

LEE S. BARKSDALE

W. MEREDITH BATES

l-IARRY N. HODGES

P. CAMPBELL

HENRICKSEN

GEORGE

BILLINGSLEY, JR.

HOPE

T. BLANTON JONES

ROTHERMEL DUKE

CRISTOPHER P. MILLER

RICHARD T. ELMO~E

ORISON T. NEBLETT

WILLIS FORE

JULIAN G. FRASIER, JR.

WARD R. RANDOLPH

EUGENE M. GRAHAM

FRANCIS H. ROBERTSON

JULIAN GUNN

\"VILLIAM SEWARD

BASCOM HARDCASTLE

MAcELDIN TRAWICK

DAVID WALLACE

ALWYN PERKINSON

THE 1931 WEB ~~~~~~

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THE 1931 \!VEB

Phi Kappa Sigma Founded at the University of Pennsylvania, October 19, 18 ~o

PHI CHAPTER Established at the University of Riclnnond in I873 Flower: Goldenrod

Colors: Old Gold and Black Publication: "Phi Kappa Sigma N e"\vs Letter"

FRATER IN FACULTATE

WEST TABB,

B.f_.

FRATRES IN CoLLEGio

C. BERKE LEY

M. P. PATTESON

CHAPMAN, JR.

W. P. PATTESON, JR.

DEAN

H. PETTUS, JR.

H. M. FISHER

CLYDE RATCLIFFE, JR.

DON RILEY

D. G.

FOWLKES

K. FREEMAN

1~. BURWELL ROBINSON

M. FREEMAN

E. L.

RUFFIN

ROGER GRANT, JR.

F. P. SMITH,

GRANVILLE GARY, JR.

J. R. SHAW

ST. GEORGE GRINNAN

E. B.

DAVID

III

SHEPHERD

GARNETT SNEAD

HENKEL

MORRIS H. JONES

C. S. STOKES

JOSEPH B. KELLEY

DAN TERRY

GEORGE M. LEE

GEORGE F. WHITLEY, JR.

SIDNEY G. PACE, JR.

I-I.

S. \VILSON, JR.

THJE 1931 WEB

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Ph i Ga mm a De lta Found ed at "\\7 ashing ton and Jeffers on Colleg e, May 1, 1848

RHO CHI CHAP TER Establ ished at the Univer sity of Riclun ond, I890 Flowe r: Heliot rope

Colors: Royal Purple Public ation: "The Phi Gamm a Delta"

FRATRES IN FACU LTAT E R.

E. LOVING , M.A., PH.D.

s. c.

MITCH ELL, PH.D ., LL.D.

GARNE TT RYLAN D, M.A., PH.I) .

R. DOUBL ES, LL.B.

FRATRES IN CoLL Ecro I.

CRAFT

EDWIN ALLMO ND

STANL EY

vVILLI AM BELL

WILLIA M

LEONA RD BOOKE R

GARLA ND DYCHE S

WILLIA M BROTT

ERNST FARLEY

CHARL ES C. BROAD DUS

WATK INS FUGAT E

ROBER T BREMN ER

CLARE NCE

\VILLI AM CAIN

I-IowAR o H. HARLA N

PA UL CALE

QUINN HARLE SS

DOUGL AS COOPER

WILLIA M

WILLIA M INGALL S RANDO LPH W. JOYNES ]OHN D. LIGON

}AKE McLAI N L AW RENCE McRA E WALDO MYLES (; EORGE SCHOOL S ]OHN A. ST. CLAIR

MILTO N D.

Toon

EDWAR D WHITE

J. A.

DECKE R

GRAY

HURST

THE 1931 WEB

THJE 1931 WEB

Pi Kap pa Alp ha Founded at the Universit y of Virginia, March 1, 1868

OMICR ON CHAPT ER Establish ed at tlte Universit y of Ricl11nond, I89I Flov.;er: Lily of the Valley

Colors: Garnet and Gold

Publicatio ns: "Shield and Diamond ", "Dagger and Key"

FRATER IN FACULT ATE

A. STEWART, M.A., PH.D.

FRATRE s IN CoLLEcr o. MALCOLM R. BROADDUS CHARLES

BROCKMA N

HENRY L. BROTHERS

vv. I-L

CHAPMAN , JR.

SHELTON EARP

\VILLIAM P. EDWARDS JOSEPH

ELLETT

JOHN W. LEWIS RANDOLPH C. MOORE

1\1. S. A. L. E.

NOFFSING ER PH1LL1Ps PRICHARD

H. A. ROBERTS NORMAN N. ROOKE

CARLYLE FROST

S. S. TALIAFER RO

B. HICKMAN

ARDEN HOWELL, JR.

MURRA y SMART

HENRY

WILLIAM A. WRIGHT

TAYLOR

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Kappa Sigma Founded at the University of Virginia, 1860

BETA BETA CHAPTER Established at the Uni'Versity of Richmond, 1898 Flower: Lily of the Vallev

Colors: \Vhite and Green

Publications: "The Caduceus" "The Star and Crescent''

FRATRES IN FACULTATE

C. l\.t1cDANEL, B.A., PH.D.

\V. L.

PRii\CE, M.A.

P... SHANDS, LL.I3. I-I. WHEELER, III, B.A., 1\1 i\.

:r---RATRES IN CoLLEGIO FRED M. BEAZLEY

GAMBLE M. BOWERS

RICHARD S. OWENS, JR.

OSLER PARSONS

HOLMES BRITTON

CARY NEWTON

PEPLE

VICTOR H. CHALTAIN

EDWARD

W. H. EICHELBERGER

H. DOUGLAS REAMS

RALPH H. FERREL, JR.

RALPH A. Ross, JR.

ROBERT

N. E. SARTORIUS, JR.

FERREL

JACK G. STALLINGS

PA UL S. FENSOM ]OHN

GIBSON

STEPHENSON, JR.

HEARNE STEVENSON

TAYLOR P. GRASTY CLARENCE

GEORGE

KENT

SWAN[ON

LUTHER LIBBY

GEORGE A. TRIMMER

JOHN A. MOORE

F. GRESHAM RUSSELL

WHALEN

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Sigm a Phi Epsi lonÂ· Founded at Richmond College in

1901

VIRGIN IA ALPI-IA CHAPT ER Flowers: American Beauty and Violets

Colors: Royal Purple and Red

Publicati on: "The Sigma Phi Epsilon"

FRATREs IN CoLLEc ro WINFREY BLOXOM

WILLIAM GRIGGS

'I'HOMAS BOWDEN

GRANDIN HAMMELL

EARL CARNER

JOHN

CHARLES CARSON

ROBERT 1-lERBERTS ON

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Theta Chi. Founded at Nor,vich University, 1856

0IVIICRON CHAPTER Established at the University of Ricl11nond, 1915 FlowPr: Carnation

Colors: Red and White Publication: "The Rattle"

FRATREs IN CoLLEGio WILLIAM

HAROLD JOYCE

BALLOU

GEORGE BELCH

J. MA URI CE JUSTICE

E. DERWIN BOOKER

SANDFORD B. LEACH

EDMUND BRENT

FRANK

W. FITZGERALD CAVEDO

CARL

HUME

Cox

LORD, JR. MEADOR

CARL NELSON

NICKEL, JR.

ROLLIN CROSE

GRAYSON

ELBERT W. DODD, JR.

GEORGE D. NUCKOLS

ALTON M. DONALDSON

RICHARD W. PAYNE, JR.

FREDERIC R. FREUND

WILLIAM PEARMA-N

WILLIAM L. GROTH

EDw ARD L. PERLOWSKI

WALTER L. HARLOW, JR.

W. HERMAN RYLAND

FRANK H. HARRIS, JR.

SAMUEL R. SANDERS, JR.

H. EDWARD HENDERSON

MARSHALL

WILLIAM HUDGINS

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Publications: "The Cross and Crescent", "The Purple, Green and Gold"

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Louis A. BoscHEN

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JOSEPH H. CRESSWELL STUART

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THOMAS H. EUBANK

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JAMES C. ANDERSON KENNETH

BEALE

P. BELCHER W. BURKHOLDER

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CHARLES

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JETER JOHNSON, JR.

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JOHN DOLEY

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SIDNEY KAPLAN

LEON GROSSMAN

MAX LASTER

SAMUEL KAMINSKY

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FRATRES IN CoLLEcro THOMAS P. CARR

}AMES HENRY

CECIL CHILDRESS

PAUL HEPLER

ARTHUR CREWS

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BEN A. FLEET, JR.

CLAYTON D. SWEET

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GARRISON

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ROBERT G. HENDERSON

RUSSELL URQUHART

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DR.

MCDANEL •

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BURWELL ROBINSON • STANLEY CRAFT • HOLMES CHAPMAN • H.

STEPHENSON, JR.

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JOSEPH ROBINSON •

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WILLIAM GROTH •

JACK WRIGHT.

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KENNETH BEALE • LEON GROSSMAN •

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0Jlllicron Delta Kappa National Honorary Fraternity Founded at Washington and Lee University in 1914 Established at the Uniq,1ersity of Richmond in I9:2I OFFICERS

HENRICKSEN .

PAYNE, JR..

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EDWARD CARBONE •

. President . P ice-President . Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS PROF. PRES.

R. c. F. w.

WATKINS FUGATE

BOATWRIGHT

PROF. H. B. HANDY

DEAN

PROF. SHERLOCK BRONSON

EDw ARD CARBONE

EDWARD OVERTON

FRANK

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HENRICKSEN

PAYNE, JR.

THOMAS E. DUKE

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KINCH ELOE • J. R.

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Alph a Psi Ollle ga Founded at State College, Fairmoun t, West Virginia Estab~slzed

at tlte University of Richmond in I928 OFFICER S

. Director

"TILLIAM H. BERRY •

G. L.

HUFFMAN •

Stage Manager . Business Manager

JOSEPH flOLLAND •

MEMBER S WILLIAM H. BERRY

JOSEPH HOLLAND

ZEPHY A CAM PB ELL

GEORGE

ELIZABET H CAPITAN

JOHN E. JOHNSON

MARJORIE CRA ~1 FORD

RICHARD W. PAYNE,

G. MALLORY FREEMAN

BYRD SELDEN

ELIZABET H GILL

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L. A. IRBY w. R. PIERCE E. L. SNELL INGS E. M. COLLI ER M. A. CUMB Y

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Stud ent Gove rnm.e nt Asso ciatio n OFFICER S GERHARD

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RICHARD

RICKSEN

PAYNE,

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RUSSELL WHALEN •• ROBERT F ARY • •

•

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GEORGE SCHOOLS

WATKINS FUGATE

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JACK \VRIGHT •

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WILLIAM DOUGLAS

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HENRICKSEN •

. . Srcretary and Tr easur er

HUTCHINSON • DR. J. H. RUSSELL •

• . Faculty Adq;iser

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ME1\1BERS JOHN COWLEY

GERHARD HENRICKSEN

JULIAN SAVAGE

RUFUS DARDEN

HAROLD HUTCHINSON

GEORGE SCHOOLS

BOLLING ELLIS

CARLTON MYER~

RUSSELL WHALEN

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LUTHER

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MILTON HOBSON •

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BEVERLEY TAYLOR ••

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RUTH FISKE • • EVELYN

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•

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JOHNNIE ADAMS • •

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The 1931 Web BUSINESS STAFF

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..• Business Manager . ~ . A ss~stant Business Manager . . Assistant Business Manager . . Assistant Business Manager . . Staff Assistant . . Staff Assistant . Staff Assistant

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GAMBLE BOWERS • • GEORGE

SHETTER • •

GORDON MARKS •

The Tower FRANCES FARMER •

ELEANOR PILLOW • KATHERINE ROBERTS •

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SNOW, JR ••

107

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The Messenger RICHMOND COLLEGE BRUCE

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MORRISSETTE ••

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THOMAS E. DUKE ••

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LUTHER WELLS •• KINCHELOE

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WILLIAM BERRY • •

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MAUDE MAHANEY •• JOHNNIE

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PAYNE, JR ••

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NININGER ••

RICHARD

. . .

MARY BINGHAM ••

CRAFT ••

MARY L.

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SAUNDERS • •

PEPLE • •

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CARY BURKHOLDER •

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COHEN

S. KINCHELOE

G. W. Cox

BlJSINESS STAFF

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LAURRETTA TAYLOR • •

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BUTLER

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N. HODGES • . Treasurer

ME1\1BERS JOHN P. BOWDEN HOLM.ES CHAPMAN THOMAS E. DUKE SHELTON EARP THOMAS EUBANK

WATKINS FUGATE HOWARD HARLAN FRANK HARRIS HARRY HODGES

GEORGE LEE PAYNE, JR. R. FRANCIS ROBERTSON CHARLES STOKES

GEORGE TRIMMER RUSSELL \VHALEN WASHINGTON C. WINN A. JACK \VRIGHT HORACE VIAL

NEW MEMBERS

A. G.

BILLINGSLEY , JR. RUFUS H. DARDEN SPE CEP GILMORE

FRANK K. LORD CHRISTOPHER P. MILLER JOSEPH SHUE

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FRANK D. SMITH GOODWYN WELSH WILLIAM A. WRIGHT

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Philo logia n Liter ary Socie ty OFFICER S

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R. M.

\VHALEN L. SANDERS R. II. FERRELL • • • L. PEARCE . • RAY HARNED • • •

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H. BERRY

D. HAMMOCK

FRED HARCUM

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RUCKER

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SOWELL

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SEAY, JR.

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The Spider Band C.

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KENT,

MISS ALICE CLARKE,

L. L.

A. BoscHEN

GROSSMAN

J. E.

ABBITT

BUTLER CARNER

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BERRY

GEORGE

Vice-Preside nt

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PAUL H. CALE •

B. PINCHBECK •

. Secretary

TEDERICK •

. Treasurer

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H. BERRY

F. T. P. H. R. H.

A. M.

DONALDSON

W. QUONG A. ST. CLAIR

H. P. FALLS

CALE

B. HOLLAND

DARDEN

T. H. NEATHERY

H. TEDERICK

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Phoenix Club OFFICERS

. President . Fice-President Secretary-Treasurer

STEPHEKSON' JR •• SUE FLORANCE •

M. SMART •

l\1EMBERS MARY BILLINGS

MARY HODNETT

MARY RYLAND

NINA BREMNER

PHYLLIS JOHNSON

BERTIE FLIPPO

HELEN LE GRANDE

SUE FLORANCE

WILLIAM STEWART

GARLAND GRAMMAR

RAFAEL NUNEZ

MONTGOMERY

ROBERT FORTE SMART

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STEPHENSON, JR.

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International Relations Club OFFICERS EDWARD CARBONE • • Eow ARD

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CLAYTON

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EDWARD CARBONE

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G. COLLINS,

R. A.

JOHN COWLEY ELBERT

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THOMAS

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SAMPSON

JAMES B. ECHOLS

M. G. EPSTEIN

CLAYTON D. SWEET

EDWARD F. OVERTON

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WATKINS FUGATE

LOUIS 0NESTY

MAC BROADDUS

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WILLARD PIERCE

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CHARLES JETER

EDWARD PERLOWSKI

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GEORGE LEE

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GOODWYN WELSH

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RUSSELL WHALEN

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End s B. E.

MILL ER

PERL OWSK I

W. PIERC E

Tack les W. FUGA TE G. LEE

Back s

Gua rds JETER

Cen ter

BELC HER

WHA LEN

H. DORH MAN

J. M.

HENR Y BROA DDUS SQUIR E

RES ULT S OF THE SEA SON Ricl11nond

6 6

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Tota ls . . .

Septe mber 26 . . . . Octo ber 3 .. Octo ber 10 • • Octo ber 17 .. Octo ber 24 .. Octo ber 31 . . Nove mber 7 .. Nove mber 14 .. Than ksgiv ing Day ..

12 14

Virg inia Milit ary Insti tute .. Wash ingto n and Lee .. Lync hbur g . . . Roan oke .. . Emo ry and Henr y . . Rand olph -Mac on . . . . Ham pden -Syd ney . . . Will iam and Mary .

Oppo n ent

SCH EDU LE FOR 19 31 . Virg inia Milit ary Insti tute at Lexi ngton . Emo ry and Henr y at Rich mond . Corn ell at Ithac a, N. Y. . Furm an at Gree nvill e, S. C. . Dela ware at New ark, Del. . Roan oke at Rich mond . Rand olph -Mac on at Rich mond . Ham pden -Syd ney at Rich mond . Will iam and Mary at Rich mond

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FOOTBA LL, 1930 'rhe season of 1930 ended with a record which would not be envied by most colleges, but every man on the University of Richmond squad put every ounce of fight into the game and showed the Spider fight from whistle to whistle. The record of two games won, two games tied and four garnes lost presents the facts of the season, but it does not begin to show the fight that was put into every quq,rter of every game. The season opened with sorne seasoned material, but there were many obstacles which Coach Dobson and his men had to overcome and they fought to come to the front. Richmond does not attempt to alibi its lost games. The games that were lost were lost with a fight just as the games were won. The season opened with a hard-fought game at Lexington against Virginia Military Institute which resulted in a 12-0 defeat for Richmond. The odds were in favor of the Cadet::; and it was thought by n1ost sports writers that Richmond had no chance against the Flying Squadron. The entire Spider squad saw service in this game and the result was a knowledge of what every inan co uld do. W'ith new additions to the backfield and line it was uncertain what the combination could do, but each man took his place with accuracy and fought to hold the strong Cadet line that battered through for two touchdowns. 'The next foe was the Washington and Lee eleven. Jn the first half the Generals fought with determination, but could not penetrate the line for a single score

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the old web that would not allow the opponents to score. E1nory and Henry was the next team to be encountered and the Wasps scored in the last period to down the Richmond elevens, 6-0. From the opening whistle to the closing signal the Spiders were the aggressors and they outplayed the visitors in every phase of the Tirne after time Richmond n1arched down the tilt. field for first down after first down and the statistics of the contest revealed that Richmond made twentyone first downs to three for Emory and Henry. One week later the Jackets of R-andolph-Macon came to Richmond to meet the Spiders in the annual tilt. The Jackets .P resented the strongest team seen in Ashland in many seasons and they came up against the Red and Blue team with revenge in their hearts, not having defeated Richmond since 1914. In this game Henry Dohrman, acting Richmond captain, played real football and accounted for the 18-6 score by scoring three touchdowns for Richmond. Randolph-Macon accounted for eleven first downs and the Spiders made twelve. Richmond scored twice in the second quarter and the Jackets scored their only touchdown. Richmond scored again in the third quarter and the last quarter saw1 no scoring, but the Jackets opened up a dangerous passing attack which almost counted for points. Football games resulting in ties continued when Richmond and Hampden-Sydney met to further comBoth teams went petition between th e two schools. into the fray sonl.ewhat crippled, but Richmond seemed the hardest hit. 1-Ienry Dohrman, quarter. and Jim Henry, fullback, were out due to injuries. The longest run of the ga1ne was made by Lawson of Hampden -

Sydney, who clipped off 32 yards only to be stopped before he could c ross the last white marker. Bernard Miller. Richmond end, acted as captain in this game. The game resulted in a 0-0 deadlock, Richmond accounting for seven first downs to three for HamodenSydney. 'l'he final test of the season came when the Red and Blue team was called on to match its strengÂˇth against that of the powerful William and Mary eleven. The garn.e ended 19-0 for the Indians, but no team ever presented any stronger defense than Richn1ond put up that day. Football fans expected to see Red Maxey run wild against the Spider foe, but the web which en tangled the fleet back of such renown stopped his play. In the first quarter William and Mary was held with no score and the Richrn.ond defense could not be broken through'-. In the second quarter the Indians were able to put over one score. 'l'he Spider defense ren ewed its strength and thPrighting Indians thought that they were to be stopped in their tracks and Maxey had to be called on. but he had to be taken frorn the game injured for the first time in two years. The garn.e went to the last period, 6-0. and William and Mary threw eve ry ounce of fight into the game to meet the expectations of football fans. Bill Scott broke loose for a long run which resulted in a score, and later on another one was scored. But the Indians will never forget the fight that was put up to win that ga1ne. Joe Belcher was outstanding as a player and also as a captain. No captain was elected for the 1930 season in the absence of Landrmn . captain-elect .

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G. WELSH

Nu 1vrERAL WINNERS

Ends GREENE

H. PURCELL

ESSEX TINSLEY

BABBITT

Tackles SLAYDEN GROVE

DIEDRICH STRONG

HOPE GARRISON

Guards CAIN

GIBSON

BRENT

Centers NEBBLETT

SNEAD

Backs DOLEY

CHALTAIN

CARSON

FREUND

ISAACS

JOYCE

CHARNOCK

DORSEY

PURCELL

~I' AYLOR

ALLMOND

RESULTS OF THE SEASON

DanviIIe Military Institute .. Fork Union Military Academy . Blackstone Military Acade1ny .. Massanutten Academy Total . . .

Frosh

Opponents

19 43

0 0

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Bask etball , 1931 LETTER WINNERS

Forwards L.

KRAPIN

EACHO

(Capt.)

PERLC\VSKI

Centers D.

REAMS

BABBITT

Guards L.

SHERMAN

ONESTY

F. M.

DOBSO N

Coach RESULTS OF THE SEASON

University of Richmond . l Jniversity of Richmond . University of Richmond .

. . . . . . . . .

University of Richmond . University of Rich1nond . . University of Richmond . . University of Richmond . . University of Richmond . University of Richmond . . University of Richmond . . University of Richmond . University of Richmond . University of Richmond . University of Richmond Points Scored . . . .

. 35; . 3I

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. 2 7;

. . 28; . . . 25; . . . 38; . 45;

. . 42; . . . 25; . . . IO; 18· ' . . 34; . 1~ 8; •

. . . 35;

Richmond Alumni • • . . . Medical College . • . . . • Roanoke College . . Virginia Military Institute .. I-Iampden-Sydney . . • William and Mary .. . . Medical College . Bridgewat er . • •

• •

. 28

. 2I •

. 24

. 33 . . . 3I

•

. . . . . . . . . .

. 46

. . . • • . . . . . . . . . .

. 3I

. . . . • Randolph- Macon . • • . . . William and Mary . • • . . University of Virginia . . . Roanoke College . . . . . . Hampden-S ydney .. . . . . Randolph- M aeon . . . . . .

. 39 . 36 . 40 . 28 . I

. 33 . 52

Opponents ' Points . . . . . . . . 459

BABBITT

EACHO

SHERMAN

REAMS

0NESTY

KRAPIN

Basketball, 1931 Having been v1ct1ms of an unprop1t1ous accident, the Richmond basketball season was not as successful as it might have been. After the Spider basketeers returned from a lay-off of the Christmas holidays, a period of two weeks, a case of contagious disease on the University of Richmond campus made necessary a period of quarantine which lasted for two weeks. No official practices could be held and the other teams of the state were well under way with their schedules. There was a supply of splendid material out, but the lay-off of a month caused prospects to be ruined. The Red and Blue cagers fought a good fight and in face of the hardships they went in the game Âˇw ith the best that they had. The unfortunate season of I 93 I opened with the usual Medical College game which the Spiders easily won by a 31-2 r score. Coach Dobson made many changes in the line-up to test the strength of the team after the delayed start. The Rich1nond team went on a trip to the western part of the state, meeting three teams. The Maroons of Roanoke College were downed in a close 2724 gan1e at the new gymnasium in Salem. From Roanoke College the Richmond basketeers went to Lexington to encounter the Cadet five of Vir-

ginia Military Institute. The Cadets went into the lead and handed the Spiders a 33-28 defeat. The Richmond team made a good showing against the superior team of Cadets and the local's form was good, each man putting up a game struggle. On the homeward stretch the Spider five stopped to take on the Hampden-Sydney Tigers, but they were not able to cage the Tiger and a 3 r -2 5 victory was credited to the team in Death Valley. After the Richmond team came home the ancient Indian rivals of William and Mary prepared to compete with the locals. The Indians were credited with having the strongest team in the Conference and one of the strongest in the state, all of which was proved to be true when Richmond played them. The game was a hard fought one and the result was doubtful until the finish, but William and Mary was able to nose out the Red and Blue team by a 31-25 score. Return games were in order and the Sawbones of the Medical College were taken on and defeated in grand style. The Medicos did not present a very strong quint for the I 93 r season and Richmond could easily hand them a 45-39 defeat. Some of the unseasoned material had a good chance to get good practice in this game.

SMITH

f-lANNON

PERLOWSKI

ROTHENBERG

The Eagles from Bridgewater College came against the Red and Blue basketeers to suffer a 42-3 r punishment at the pleasure of Richmond. The Spiders seemed to be in good shape and were recovering from the inactive period, yet it was not the true form of the team of former days. Randolph-Maco n presented the same strong quint of the year before and the locals fell before the Jackets to the count of 36-2 5. Th~ Spiders had expected some keen competition and knew that they were slated to lose but the players did not fail to put up a clean, hard battle. One of the biggest setbacks of the season came when the Indians were met in a return game. The Richmond team could not break through the strong Indian defense and locate the basket. The Redskins played a splendid game to swamp Rich1nond, 40-1 o. Richmond took on a state team, playing the University of Virginia team, the result being a 28- I 8 setback for the Red and Blues. The previous year the Virginia courtmen won by the close score of 36-35, which is not bad against a strong team like the Cavaliers present. Having been defeated once at the hands of Richmond, Roanoke College came back to suffer another loss, a 34- I 7 victory for the Spiders. Hampden-Sydne y continued the Tiger invasion, taking the unfortunate Spiders for the count of 33-18. This was an uninteresting game as Rich-

ROTHENBERG

RUFFIN

mond seemed to be off form and the playing was not at all accurate. The locals tried to rally and check the charges of the Tiger, but were unable to do so. The final game of the season came and the opponents, the Jackets of Randolph-Maco n, soundly defeated Richmond, 52-35. The Richmond basketeers were not enough to hold back the opposing courtmen and the victory was a decisive one but Richmond did not give up hope until the final signal was given. The only men to play their last basketball games for Richmond were Stuart Eacho, captain, who has rounded out four years for his school, having won letters all four years, and Onesty. Eacho faced untold difficulties throughout the season and led his team in a noteworthy way the entire year. All the men on the team played a splendid type of ball and Perlowski and Babbitt showed up exceptionally well for their first year on the squad, each having earned a letter. The results show a total of thirteen games played, not including the Alumni game, eight defeats and five victories. Richmond scored a total of 4 I I points against 459 for the opponents, which is not a great record in actual figures, but when one considers what the odds were against the Spiders it will be noted that the record is nothing to be ashamed of.

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Forwards DIAMOND

CONNERS

CHALTAIN

POINTER

Centers GREENE

KAPLAN

Guards ALLMOND

CARSON

(Capt.)

DO LEY

COOK

RECORD OF THE SEASON

Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Ri ~ hmond

Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Ri chmond Richmond Richmond Richmond

Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Fre : ; hmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Fre::hmen Freshmen Freshmen

Points Scored . .

. .

35 ; 36;

46; 38 ; 3I ;

40; 49;

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41; 45; 50;

47; 4,,-,. 4.6 ; 34;

Benedictine . . . Thomas Jefferson I-Iigh School . Randolph-Macon Frosh .. Hargrave Military Academy .. Benedictine . . . Medical College Junior Varsity Fork Union Military Academy . John Marshall High School . . Blackstone Mil-itary Academy . McGuires University School .. Randolph-Macon Frosh .. St. Christophers .. Thomas Jefferson High School . . St. Christophers .. McGuires University School . . Ashland High School .. Highland Springs ..

Opponents' Points . . . Undefeated Freshman Team . 724;

144

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29 9 . I4 23 22 12 II

19 17 27

13 13

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TRACK

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(Manager).

(Captain), DEATELHAUSER,

(Coach), MINOR, BLOXOM, SELDEN, CARTER

SQUIRE, MAY, VIAL, CAMPBELL.

LEE, BINNS, BROADDUS, 0NESTY, SIEVERS, BOOKER, YEAMAN

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SQUIRE

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G. LEE .• W. PIERCE

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Richmond ..

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Hampden-Sydney

Richmond 59 0

Opponents 66 ;/z 93 103 0

Wake Forest . . . Washington and Lee . . William and Mary . . .

. 35

33 22 0

Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Meet William and Mary . . University of Richmond .. Lynchburg . . . Hampden-Sydney . . . Bridgewater . . .

101 0 19 l

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University of RichJlllond Track Records

r L. S. Liggon ..

:10 :10 loo-Yard Dash . . i V. H. Goode . :10 l H. F. Hamilton . :22 3-10 . 220-Yard Dash . . . V. H. Goode . 880-Yard Run . . . . L. E. Tharpe . 1:564-5 . L. E. 'Tharpe . . Mile Run .. 4:22 3-5 440-Yard Dash . . . L. E. Tharpe . :49 4-5 C. B. Martin . 10:11 2-5 Two-mile Run . . l2o-Yard Hurdles. . C. H. Miller . :16 l-5 220-Yard Hurdles . . C. H. Miller . :24 7-10 . . T. H. Sanford . 40: 2 l-2 Shot Put .. . T. H. Sanford . l l 9: 1-4 Discus . . . E. Anderson .. 173:101-2 Javelin . . . E. G. Cale . . High Jump. • . 5 :10 3-4 21:111-2 . E. G. Cale . . Broad Jump . . Pole Vault . . . . G. A. Carleton . I l : 6 147

Dual meet, Wake Forest .. Dual meet, Washington & Lee . Dual meet, William & Mary .. Dual meet, William & Mary . Dual meet, V. P. I. . South Atlantic meet . Dual meet, J ohos Hopkins . Dual meet, William & Mary . Virginia Conference meet .. Dual meet, V. M. I. . Dual meet, Wil ~ iam & Mary . Dual meet, Wake Forest .. Dual meet, William & Mary . Virginia Conference meet . Virginia Conference meet . South Atlantic meet ..

1916 1926 . 1927 1925 1925 1925 1926 1927 1928 . I 928 1929 1929 1928 1929 1928 1923

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M. B. HOPKINS, JR. R. LEE

w. L. SANDIGE c. PHAUP

FALLS

IÂ·

HOLLAND,

TINDER

JR.

DicKERSON

OLGERS

SHAW BABBITT

L. SMITH

HENRY

St. Christophe rs . . . . . . . . . . . M cGuires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blackstone Military Academy . . . Fork Union Military Academy . Staunton Military Acaden1y .. John Marshall High School . . . . . Washingto n and Lee Frosh . . William and Mary Frosh . . . . . . . . . ( x designates winner.)

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l\!IcCoRMICK,

LACY,

BROWNE

(Captain),

GUNTER,

(Coach), GOULDMAN , STALLINGS.

DOHRMAN, ADAMS, SCOTT (Manager).

BEALE,

GATES, DARDEN, DOBSON

SHERMAN,

Standing:

VIAL,

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SHERMAN,

Catcher

BROWN AND ]. ADAMS,

Pitchers

Infielders K. R.

BEALE

MANN

H. DORHMAN

GUNTER

Outfielders E.

McCORMICK

VIAL

LACY

M. DOBSON

Coach

RESULTS OF

1930 . Richmond

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . Medical College . . . . . Randolph-Macon . . . Princeton . . . . . . Washington and Lee . . . . University of Delaware .. . . William and Mary . . Medical College . . Emory and Henry . . . . . Navy . . . . . . . Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . . Randolph-Macon . . . Virginia Military Institute . . . William and Mary . . Totals . . .

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0 I2 23 I 3 8

0 pponents

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Lost 1

SCHEDULE FOR 1931 I 1-Randolph-Macon . . . . . . . 15-Medical College of Virginia .. 21-Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . 25-William and Mary . . . . . . . . . . . 30-William and Mary . . . . .

April April April .A pril April 6-N avy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 9-Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . . . . . . . May . . . . May 12-Randolph-Macon . . . . . . . May 16-Virginia Military Institute . . . . . . . . .

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. (Here) . . (Here) . . (There) . . (Here) . . (There) . (There) . (Here) . . (There) . (Here)

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Baseball, 1930 The year 19 30 was an eventful one for the Spiders in baseball Âˇ though it did not look that way when Coach Dobson took charge of the candidates at the beginning, of the season. With what seemed to be poor hitting material, a team was rounded out which won state-wide recognition. The Red and Blue nine went into action and had little hopes of winning any honors, but teams were defeated on every side and when the curtain went down on college baseball the Spiders had emerged with twelve games won and one lost, having tied with V. P. I. for the state title. Hampden-Sydney was the first team to be met and the result was a 5-1 victory for Richmond. The game was played at Hampden-Sydney and the Tigers could not match the skill of the Spider nine. The hitting was up to standard and the field work was splendid, these features accounting for the victory. Randolph-Macon had an 11-3 defeat inflicted on them, the locals finding them a very easy team to handle. The next game was scheduled at Princeton and the results were much closer. Richmond emerged with a close 4-3 win. Washington and Lee was unable to match up with the Spider nine and the Gene,rals took a 4-0 drubbing. The University of Delaware came to Richmond with a good, strong team and the Red and Blue batterv The ., hammered the ball out to the count of 6-o for the Richmonders. first defeat of . the season came after a hard struggle with the Indians, the game having been played at the Richmond stadium before a large crowd. For eleven innings neither team could put a man past third base and it seemed that neither would score. On an error by a Richmond player the . Indians were able to send a man home and then another; The error cost the Spiders the game for a 3-0 count. The game 'vas a pitchers' battle from start to finish between Adams and Wallace, each pitching nearly to the breaking point. In an uninteresting game the Medical College was downed 12-7. Emory and Henry made a visit to the east with little success. Their game with Richmond resulted in a walk-away for the Spiders in a one-sided score of 23-5. The Wasp pitcher was hit to all parts of the diamond and Richmond received some good batting practice that day. One of the big surprises of the season came when the Navy was played. The Midshipmen were taken in tow for a 13-6 count, Winston Bro,vn taking the mound for Richmond. McCormick played his biggest game of the season when he drove out three home runs putting the Navy nine on the bottom of the scoring column. After having defeated the Navy nine so decidedly the Spiders let up a little and took a close 8-7 game at the expense of Hampden-Sydney. The Tigers put up a strong fight and it seemed that they might win, but Richmond checked its pace and stopped the Tigers. Randolph-Macon came back Âˇfor a return game to suffer another defeat, this time it being 10- 3. The Jackets usually turn out a good team but they were unable to cope with the locals in the baseball race. The cadets of V. M. I. came to Richmond with a team that stood high in the baseball circles and it seemed that the Spiders were to be defeated. The visitors scored one run in the first of the game and the two teams battled through to the eighth inning without any more scores, but Richmond scored two runs on an error made by V. M. I. and the game ended a Richmond victory, 2-1. The last game of the season was a Conference victory over William and Mary which put Richmond in tie with V. P. I. for the state championship. The Indians were outplayed at every angle to lose, 6-3. McCormick was the first to bat and the first ball of the game was turned into a three-base hit. Sherman was the next to bat and he accounted for three bases but was put out at home plate on a close play. Johnny Adams pitched a glorious game to wind up his college basebcUl, having signed a contract with the New York Giants. Tied with Virginia Polytechnic Institute for State Title.

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Pitchers E.

C. 0LGERS

PERLOWSKI

Catchers H. PARKER

J. CURRIE

I n/ielders and Outfielders D.

D. Bucc A. HEFLIN

R. G.

HANNAN

C. DICKERSON

JOYNES HULCHFR

CHAPMAN} JR.

RESULTS OF THE SEASON

Frosh

Highland Springs .. John Marshall High McGuires School-.. Benedictine ... . . Highland Springs .. St. Christophers . • Totals ..

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DEDICATION 'To

Miss Isabel Harris The heights to which the minds of youth may soar are oft conditioned by the guidance given them-a mingling of true comradeship and sincerity, and a feeling of common understanding which glow beneath the learning of the scholar. Yours the guidance that may inspire tis to attain these heights and to you we affectionately dedicate this book-

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Senior Class OFFICERS MARGARET LEAKE • • • LUCILE CHURCH ANNIE

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Ross N ucKOLDS

Al\1ELIA ULLMAN .

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SENIOR CLASS JOHNNIE CHANDLER ADAMS 513 Pepper Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Inter-collegiate Debate Team, '29; Debate Cot!ncil, '28, '29, '30~ '3 l ; Secretary Debate Council, '29 ; President Debate Council, '3 l ; Assistant Editor "Messenger," '30, '3 l ; Assistant Editor "Tower," '30; English Honor Club, '30, '31; Journal-Arts Club, '30, '31; Executive Secretary Journal-Arts Club, '3 l ; Assi : ; tant to Professor of English, '30, '31.

JULIA HODGES ALDERSON ALDERSON,

WEST VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Iv1anager Basketball, '3 I.

SENIOR CLASS ANNA ELIZABETH BAILEY 329 Broa d Stre e t PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A . Degree "Collegian" Staff, '30, '31 ; International Relations Club.

CAROLINE CANFIELD BEATTIE 362 3 Gr ove Avenu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.il. Degree Class Hockey Team, '28, '29, '30; Captain Class Hockey, '28, '30; Varsity Hockey 'ream, '28, '29, '30; Class Basketball Team, '28, '29, '30; Varsity Basketball Squad, '28, '29, ' 30; Class Track Team, '28, '29; Winner Fourth Place in Triangular Track Meet, '28; Chair man Social Activities, '30; University Players; Property Manager University Players, '30, '31; Fire Chief, '31. 4

SENIOR CLASS MARTHA VIRGINIA BECK BUTTER\VORTH, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Basketball Team, '28, '29, '30, '3 l ; Captain Class Basketball, '30; Varsity Basketball, '29, '30, '3 l ; Manager Varsity Basketball, '30; Class Hockey Team, '28, '29, '30, '3 l ; Varsity Hockey Squad, '29, '30; Varsity Team, '3 l; Class Track Team, '29; Class Cheer Leader, '30; Business Manager "Messenger," '30 Â·; Representative for Woman's Building, '30; University Players, '30, '3 l ; President Athletic Association, '3 l ; Mortar Board; VicePresident of Mortar Board.

MARY AUGUSTA BINGHAM WEVERTON, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree "Collegian" Staff, '29, '30, '31; Westhampton Editor "Collegian," '31; Y. W. A., '29; Student Industrial Commission, '29, '30, '31; Undergraduate Representative Y. W. C. A., '30; English Club, '30, '31; Classical Studies Association, '30, '31; Class Hockey Team, '31; Mortar Board; Secretary-Treasur er Mortar Board; Phi Beta Kappa.

SENIOR CLASS MILDRED LORAINE BINGHAM WEVERTON, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.il. Degree Student Industrial Commission, '29; Y. W. A. Council, '30; "Collegian" Staff, '29, '30; Classical Studies Association, '30, '31; Science Club, '30, '31; Treasurer of Class, '30; Judiciary Board, '31; Mortar Board; Phi Beta Kappa.

NINA BREMNER 1400 Confederate Av 2nu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

SENIOR CLASS NANCYE PEELLE BuxroN 5300 Huntington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS,

VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey Team, '28, '29; University Players, '30, '31; Business Manager University Players, '31; Glee Club, '28, '29, '30, '31; President Junior Class, '30; College Government Council, '3 l ; Mortar Board.

BLANCHE BYARS GAFFNEY, SOUTH CAROLINA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Gamma Kappa at Limestone College; International Relations Club, '30, '31.

SENIOR CLASS VIRGINIA CLARE CANNON TIMMONSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Tennis Team, '28, '29, '30, '31, Captain, ' 31.

NoRA PAGE CAUTHORNE 606 Ca1nde n Avenu e SALISBURY, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey Team, '28, '29, '30, '31; Varsity Basketball Squad, '28; Assistant Basketball Manager, '28; Class Tennis Team, '28; Secretary Athletic Association, '30; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '29, '30, '31; Dramatic Club; Class Track Team, '28, '29; Blue Tie, '30.

SENIOR Â·CLASS

LUCILLE JAMES CHURCH 149 Sutherlin Avenue DANVILLE,

VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '31; International Relations Club, '30, '31; El Picaro, '30, '31, Secretary, '31; Vice-President Senior Class, '31.

LUCILLE VIRGINIA CLAY SUTHERLAND, VIRGINIA

.ll pplicant for

B.~4.

Degree

International Relations Club, '30, '31.

SENIOR CLASS LEONE ANDERSON COOPER SONTAG, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey Team, '29, '30, '31; Class Basketball, '31; Class Track Captain, '29; Varsity Hockey Team, '29, '30, '3 l ; Captain Varsity Hockey, '3 l ; Varsity Basketball Squad, '3 l ; Treasurer of Student Government, '30; Y-. W. C. A. Cabinet, '3 l ; International Relations Club, '30, '31, Secretary, '31.

MARGERY HoLLADA Y CRAWFORD 4106 West ]"'ranklin Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Vice-President Sophomore Class, '29; Glee Club, '29, '30, '31; Vice-President Glee Club, '30; University Players, '31; Alpha Psi Omega; Red Cross Life Saving Corps, '28, '29, '30, '31; International Relations Club, '30, '31; College Cheer Leader, '30; Industrial Commission.

SENIOR Â·CLASS CARRIE ELIZABETH CURD 4108 Park Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B,A. Degree English Club, '30, '3 I.

FRANCES FARMER 1905

Grove

Avenue

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Debate Council, '29, '30, '31 ; International Relations Club, '29, '30, '31 ; "Tower," '30; Business Manager "Tower," '31.

Busines~

Staff

SENIOR CLASS MARY EDITH FAULKNER URBANNA,

VIRGINIA

/}_pplicant for B.A. Degree ,

Debate Council, '28, '29, '30, '31, Secretary-Treasur er, '30; Glee Club, '29, '30, '31; Secretary-Treasurer, '3 l ; International Relations Club, '30, '3 r ; Hou se President, '3 l ; Phi Beta Kappa.

SuE GARDNER FLORENCE 209-A North Rowl a nd Str ee t RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Phoenix Club, '30, '31; Vice-President Phoenix Club, '31; Biology Laboratory Instructor, '30, '31.

SENIOR CLASS LUCIE MARGARET FRANCIS GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

ELIZABETH NELSEN GILL 2709 Kensington Av enue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

University Players, '30, '31; Alpha Psi Omega, '30, '31; Assistant Editor "Messenger," '30; Editor "Messenger," '31; Journal-Arts Club, '30, '31; President French Club, '30; Debate Council, '30, '31, Vice-President, '30; English Club, '30, '31; Mortar Board.

SENIO R CLASS CLARINDA FRANCES GIVENS 2310 First Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

HATTIE GERTRUD E HABEL AMELIA, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Internationa l Relations Club, '30, '31 ; Class Hockey Team.

SENIOR Â·cLASS HELEN ELIZABETH HAVERTY SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshman Commission, '27; Treasurer Sophomore Class, '28.

MARY MEREDITH HICKS 4416 Ethland Avenue BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree President of Freshman Class, '28; Secretary Student Government, '29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '30; President College Government, '31 ; Mortar Board.

SENIOR CLASS EVELYN VIRGINIA HIGH 609

Monroe Avenue

CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Y. W. C. A, Cabinet, '31 ; International Relations Club, '30, '31.

PHYLLIS HUNTER JOHNSON 2513 Floyd Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Phoenix Club, '30, '3i.

SENIOR CLASS ANNE CARRINGTON JONES 2623 Floyd Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree International Relations Club.

DoROTHY VIRGINIA KocH R. F. D. No. 1, Box 121 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

SENIOR CLASS MARGARET COLEMAN LEAKE 4 0 8 North Meadow Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Vice-President Freshman Class, '28; Assistant Business Manager "Tower," '30; International Relations Club, '29, '30, '31; Class Hockey Team, '31; President Senior Class, '31.

DOROTHY LEE 2843 North Calvert Street BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey Team, '28; International Relations Club, '29, '30, '31, Secretary, '30, President, '31 ; Tennis Team, '30, '31 ; "Collegian" Staff, '30; Taylor Ellyson History Medal, '30.

SENIOR CLASS SARA FRANCES LESLIE BRISTOL, TENNESSEE

Applicant for B.A. Degree Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '31; International Relations Club, '31.

MAUDE ESTELLE MAHANEY GOS McCormick Bouleva1Â·d CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey, '28, '29, '30, '31; Varsity Hockey Squad, '28, '29, '30, '31; Varsity Team, '30, '31; Captain Class Hockey, '28, '30; Class Basketball, '28, '29, '30, '31; Glee Club, '30, '31 ; Business Manager "Messenger," '31.

SENIOR CLASS MARY ELIZABETH MAYS STUART, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

MARYLEE McCRACKAN 1005 West Franklin Stre e t RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree

SENIOR Â·cLASS ANNIE Ross NucKoLs CHATHAM, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree International Relations Club, '30, '31; Secretary Senior Class, '3r.

SADIE AILEEN NUCKOLS CHATHAM, VIRGINIA

_4 pplicant for B.A. Degree International Relations Club, '30, '3r.

SENIOR CLASS JosEPHINE NuNNALL Y 5021 Devonshire Road RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

"Collegian" Staff, '30; "Tower" Staff, '30; Editor "Tower," '31 ; International Relations Club, '29, '30, '31.

NANCY FONTAINE OSBORNE PACES, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

El Picaro, '31.

SEN IOR CLA SS EMMA VIRGIN IA PEERS TREVILIAN S, VIRGINIA

Applican t for B.A. Degree I

. ' 29, ' 30, ' 31 ; D eb ate C ounc1'I , ' 2 8, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31 ; I nternaho El P 1caro, . na 1 R eIations . Cl u b '29, '3.o, '31.

VIRGIN IA REBECC A PETTU S 1523 Quarrier Street CHARLEST ON, WEST VIRGINIA

Applican t for B.A. Degree "Collegia n" Staff, '28; Assistant Editor "Collegia n," '30; El Picaro, '29, '30, '31, Treasurer, '30; Vice-Pres ident Sophomo re Class, '29.

SENIOR CLASS SELMA RurH RoTHSCHILD 2908 Monum e nt Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.ll. Degree J. D. Crump Prize in Mathematics, '30; Phi Beta J(appa.

EDNA MAY ROYAL 219 Dill Avenue FREDERICK, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.S. Drgree Chairman Judiciary Board, '31.

SENIOR Â·cLASS LOUISE ANNA SCHMIDT 3211 Monument Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree (~lee

_C lub, '30, '31 ; Varsity Basketball Squad, '29, '30, '31.

IDA ELIZABETH ScoTT POCOMOKE CITY, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree Y". \"V. C. A. Cabinet, '29, '30; President Y. W. C. A., '31 ; International Relations Club, '29, '30, '31; Music Club, '28; Vesper Choir, '29; Student Representative on Vesper Committee, '31 ; Reading Room Assistant, '31.

SENIOR CLASS MARY CATHERINE SEAY 111 P e pp e r A v e nu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey Team, '28, '29, '30, '31; Varsity Hockey Squad, '29; Varsity Hockey Team, '30, '31 ; Class Basketball Team, '28, '29; Class Track Team, '28; Manager Class Hockey, '29, '30; International Relations Cl uh, ' 29, ' 30.

MARY ARMSTRONG TATUM 2 700 Floyd A ve nu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Day Student Representative on Executive Council; Varsity Basketball Team, '29, ' 30, ' 31; Captain Varsity Basketball, '31; Class Basketball Team, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31.

SENIOR CLASS LAURRETTA TAYLOR 4312 Hanov er A ve nue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. De,qree International Relations Club, '31 ; Westhampton Business Manager "Collegian," '31 ; Little Symphony Orchestra, '29, '30.

LUCIE MAY TAYLOR BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. De.r;ree Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '29; Vice-President Y. W. C. A., '31 ; Class Cheer Leader, '30.

SENIOR CLASS LAURA THORNHILL CULPEPER,

VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Classical Studies Association, '30, '31 ; International Relations Club, '30, '3 I Room Assistant, '30; Freshman Commission, '28.

;

Reading

AMELIA ULLMAN 26 00 Monument Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree International Relations Club, '30, '3 I

;

Cl ass Hockey Team, '28, '30, '3 I Class, '31.

;

Treasurer Senior

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Junior Class OFFICERS ELIZABETH

FUGATE ••

]ANET FORSYTH • . OLGA PITTS

. . . .

. . . . . . . President . Vice-Presid ent

. . Secretary-T reasurer

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Junior Class GENEVA BENNETT 3214 North Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY BILLINGS 500 Chimborazo Boulevard RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

BESSIE BURNS R. F. D. No. 2 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ZEPHIA CAMPBELL 211 South Street FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA

ELIZABETH CAPITAINE 2726 \.Vest Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RUTH COEN 910 North

Tilden

Stre ~- t

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RuTH CoLE CHILHOWIE) VIRGINIA

188

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Junior Class MARY ELIZABETH CONE 4201 Seminary Avenu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

EVELYN CooGLER Â· BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA

MARIE DAVIS 32 Armistead Avenue H.\MPTON, VIRGINIA

EVELYN DUNCAN FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA

EVELYN EASLEY 1402 Lebanon Street BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA

MILDRED FERGUSON NEWSOMS, VIRGINIA

RUTH FISKE RANDOLPH CENTER, VERMONT

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Jun ior Clas s BERTIE FLIPPO Rout e No. 3 RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

ELIZAB ETH FUGAT E ' ' ALDOSTA,

GEORGIA

EVELY N GARDN ER 108 Powhat an Parkwa y HAMPTO N, VIRGINI A

ELIZAB ETH ANN GOLDS TON 1503 Palmyra Avenue RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

FRANC ES GOTTL IEB 278

Sixth Avenue

NEWARK , NEW JERSEY

MARY ANNE HALL 230G F e ndall Avenue RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

ELEAN OR HARDA WAY 3613 Brook Road RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

INEZ HAUK E 7 0 2 W c:,s t Forty-se c ond Street RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

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Junior Class MARY HoDN-ETT CHATHAM, VIRGINIA

LEONORA JOHNSON 2913 Floyd Avenue

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

NELLE JOHNSON DREWRYVILL E, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA ]ONES MARKHAM, VIRGINIA

HELEN LEGRANDE CHASE CITY, VIRGINIA

Lucy LEGRAND APPOMATTOX , VI RGI NIA

VALERIE LEMASURI ER 3127 West Franklin Street

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

]ANE LITTLE 113 Brewer Avenue

SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA

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l(ATHARINE LUGAR 5~5

North Belmont Street

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY 4415 Park Avenue RlCHMOND, VIRGINIA

LOUISE NOFFSINGER 607 Greenwood Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

]EAN PEATROSS 603 North Allen Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

BUENA PERKINS 5606 Grove Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ELEANOR PILLOW 811

North Tilden Street

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

OLGA PITTS NEWTOWN, VIRGINIA

HELEN POLLARD 3215 Carolina Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

192

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Junior Class ELISE REAGUER CULPEPER, VIRGINIA

HELEN REDFORD 723 North Twenty-sixth Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

KATHERINE ROBERTS 506 South Sheppard Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY H. RYLAND 3225 Fourth Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY M. RYLAND 839 West Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ALICE SALLEE 1818 South Main Street HOPKINSVILLE, KENTUCKY

MARY LUCILE SAUNDERS Shiu Chow KWANG TUNG PROVINCE, SOUTH CHINA

VIRGINIA TABB 1523 West Avenu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

193

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Junior Class CLARA TERRY INGRAM, VIRGINIA

CAROLYN THOMPSON CHATHAM, VIRGINIA

MARY LOUISE TRICE 3002 West Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

EMILY WANT 2707 Semmes Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA WELCH 1414 Bainbridge Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

KENNON WILLIAMS BoN AIR, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA WILLIS HYATTSVILLE, MARYLAND

EVELYN ZEHMER McKENNEY, VIRGINIA

194

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Sopho mn.or e Class OFFICE RS l\1ARGAR ET CREWS . . • •

lsABEL TALIAFE RRO • . •

. . . . . . Presiden t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Pre sident

PuREFO Y GuNTER . . VIRGINI A ATKINSO N .

. Secretar y . Treasur er

Colors: Gold and White

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Sop hon lore Clas s MILDR ED ALEXA NDER 1620 Montp e lier Street BALTIMO RE, MARYLA ND

VIRGIN IA ATKIN SON 710 West Forty-se cond Street RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

MARGA RET BAPTIS T IVY DEPOT,

VIRGINI A

VIVIAN BARNE TT 3133 Edgewo od Avenue RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

l(ATHR YN BLANK ENSHI P 1203 Bainbri dge Street RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

LOUIS E BOWLE S Box 142 DUMBA RTON, VIRGINI A

ANNE BROWN CROSSNO RE, NORTH CAROLIN A

MARGA RET CA1\11\ 1ACK 3819 Garrison Street

\\T ASHINGT ON,

DISTRIC T OF COLUMB IA

MARJO RIE CANAD A 2600 Kensing ton Avenue RICHMO ND, VIRGINI A

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SophoD lore Class MARION CLARK Virginia U nion Unive r s ity RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

EDNA EARL CLORE MADISON,

VIRGINIA

MARGARET CREWS CHATHAM, VIRGINIA

CAROLYN . CUTCHIN FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA

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THEL1\1A DANIELS 2104 Flo y d A v enue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA DAVIS 1106 C hesapeak e Av e nue SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

CATHERIN E DAWSON 601 Pepp e r Avenu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ANN 4Gl3

DICKINSON Park Av e nu e

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

LOUISE DINWIDDIE 200 W est Alfr e d Stree t ALEXANDRIA , VIRGINIA

PHOEBE DREWRY 1605 Hanover A v enu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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Sophontore Class HAZEL DUNN BURKEVILLE, VIRGINIA

GERTRUDE DYSON 1 5 00 Wilmin g ton Av e nu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

KATHERINE FOSKETT LONDON BRIDGE, VIRGINIA

ARCHIE FOWLKES 1 432 Washin g ton Stree t PETERSBURG,

VIRGINIA

ELIZABETH FRAZER LAHORE, VIRGINIA

ELLA FREEMAN ·wEsT PoINT, VIRGINIA

CATHERINE GEOGHEGAN 31 Pre sid e nt Stree t NEw :~ocHELLE, NEw YoRK

ELIZABETH GRAY WEST POINT, VIRGINIA

PuREFOY GuNTER 360 3 C h a mb e rl ayn e Ave nu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

l(ATHRYN HARRIS 300 4 Mon t r os e A venu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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SophoJtnore Class VIVIAN HART 2 70 8 Grove A ve nu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

JuLIA HARWOOD 10 4 Granite Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ADELAIDE HOLLOWAY Bo x 10 3 THOMASVILLE, ALABAMA

CAMILLA JEFFRIES WARRENTON, VIRGINIA

MURIEL ]OB 6204 Three C hopt Road RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY RUFFIN ]ONES NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

1V1 URIEL

}ONES

3 813 Lawson Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CELESTE LANE ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA

E 1VI1\1A LATANE TAPPAHANNOCK, VIRGINIA

DOREEN LA URIE 5 75 O c e a n A ve nu e BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

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SophoJtnore Class WINIFRED LAURIE 575 Ocean Avenue BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

MILDRED LEVY 120 West Marshall Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ROXANE MATHIEU 514 W est Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MoLLIE MooRl\1AN 3610 Grove Avenu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

KATHERINE MUIRE URBANNA, VIRGINIA

MARGUERITE NEALE BEALETON, VIRGINIA

ANNE PARKER 1630 Park Road, N. W. WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

PHYLLIS PERKINSON 1819 West Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

jULIA PERRY

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ORANGE, VIRGINIA

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Sopho11nore Class MARTHA PORTER 904

Young Street

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ELINOR RAGLAND SANDY HOOK, VIRGINIA

FRANCES RA\VLINGS ORANGE, VIRGINIA

]ANE REYNOLDS ORANGE, VIRGINIA

ELIZABETH SEA y 111 Pepper Avenue

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

FLORENCE SIEBERT 634 Thirty-seventh Street NOR FOLK, VIRGINIA

l\1ARION SINGLETARY BRADENTON, FLORIDA

FRANCES SMITH SCOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA

ALBERTA STEVENS 1409 North Lombardy Street RICHMOND} VA.

!SABEL Â·TALIAFERRO 302

So1nerset Avenue

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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Sophomno re Class GEORGIE TILLER GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA

1V1ATHILDA TISINGER fl52 North Highland Ave nu e, N. E. ATLANTA,

GEORGIA

HELEN TRAVIS 315 North Boul e v a rd RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY FRANCES TRIPLETT 1441 Jos e phin e DENVER,

Str ~

COLORADO

MARY LOUISE TYLER 19 2 2 Flo y d Avenu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CATHERINE

w ADE

Fry' s Spring CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

WILLIE WELLONS SEDLEY, VIRGINIA

MARIAN WEST 100 4 Park Avenu e RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ETTA WHITEHEAD 301 O ve rbrook Ro a d RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA

Woon

25 Woodland Avenu e TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND

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. ..

NANCY DAVIS • • •

. . . . . . . President . . . . Vice-President

. Secretary

URS ULA MORDECAI . . ANN

. Treasurer

Woon . . .

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Freshman Class MARY ELLEN AHERN Richmond, Va.

ERMA GAY Richn1ond, Va.

MARGARET PROCTOR Richmond, Va.

LILLIAN ALLEN Stamford, Conn.

FRANCES GEE Richmond, Va.

SUSIE RAMSEY Gretna, Va.

LOUISE ANGEL Richmond, Va.

MARY GOODWIN Victoria, Va.

PARTHENIA RICHARDSON Churchland, Va.

DOROTHY BANDY Norton, Va.

CORNELIA GOULD Burkeville, Va.

GRACE ROLAND Richmond, Va.

KATHERINE BELL Richmond, Va.

DOROTHY GRANTHAM Richmond, Va.

EMILY LOUISE ROYE Richmond. Va.

ANNE BORDON Front Royal, Va.

CONSTANCE GREGORY Richmond, Va.

HELEN RYCE Richmond, Va.

HELEN BOWMAN Richmond, Va.

MARGORIE GUEST Rich1nond, Va.

VIRGINIA SANFORD Richmond, Va.

KATHERINE BROWN Richmond, Va.

DORIS HACKLER Sparta, N. C.

KATHERINE SERGEANT Richmond, Va.

ALICE CARVER Louisville, Ky.

ANNA HAGER Louisville, l(y.

ALICE SHEPHERD Richmond, Va.

VIRGINIA CAMPBELL New Rochelle, N. Y.

IRIS HART Norfolk, Va.

RUTH SHERWOOD Fairfax, Va.

MILDRED CLA y Sutherland, Va.

AMYE HERRIN Tampa, Fla.

ANN SHUE Richmond. Va.

ELIZABETH CLAYBROOK Cumberland, Md.

RUTH LEE HILL Laurel, Md.

EVELYN SOL TER New York, N. Y.

MARIAN COCHRAN Roanoke, Va.

HELEN HuLCHER Richmond, Va.

MARY STIFF Harmony Village, Va.

MARIADA COMER Newton Highlan(ls, Mass.

ESTHER KINCHELOE Fairfax, Va.

EVELYN STUESSY Miami, Fla.

DORIS CORCORAN New York. N. Y.

LOUISE LEATHERLAND Rich1nond, Va.

JOSEPHINE SYMONS Washington, D. C.

HELEN CUNNINGHAM Monroe, N. C.

MARTHA GILLS LEE Portsn1outh, Va.

CHRISTINE TAYLOR Richmond, Va.

NANCY DAVIS Portsn1outh, Va.

DOROTHY LEIGHTY Clarendon, Va.

LA URA MA y THOMASSON Rich1nond, Va.

MARION DENNY Pennington Gap, Va.

MABEL LOVE Purcellville, Va.

MARGARET TILMAN Charlottesville, Va.

VERGIE DERVISHIAN Richmond, Va.

MARYDEE LOWE Tsingtau, Sung, China

HETTY TURNER The Plains, Va.

HELEN DOLD Buena Vista, Va.

FRANCES LUNDIN Ri c hmond, Va.

MILDRED VANDERGRIFT Cumberland, Md.

JULIA DONOHUE Rich1nond, Va.

EDITH MCDANEL Rich1nond, Va.

ELIZABETH VAUGHAN Grosse Pointe, Mich.

ELLA ELIZABETH DRAKE Richmond, Va.

VIRGINIA McINTOSH Richn1oncl, Va.

VIRGINIA WATKINS Richrn.ond, Va.

VIRGINIA ELLETT Jennings Ordinary, Va.

JULIA MESSICK Irvington, Va.

BESSIE MAE WHITE Oceana, Va.

MILDRED ETHERIDGE Cree ds, Va.

l J RSULA MORDECAI Richmond, Va.

LUCY LEE WILBUR Charleston, S. C.

VIRGINIA FERGUSON Boykins, Va.

GENE NEWTON Tsingtau. China

ANN Woon Richmond, Va.

FRANCES FOLKES Ri c hmond, Va.

Lu CILLE OLIVER King and Queen C. H., Va.

JUNE WooD Earlysville, Va.

MARY PERRIN Orange, Va.

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f-lICKS • • ELEANOR HA RDA WAY • • MILDRED ALEXANDER • . ELIZABETH CAPITAINE • • MARY TATUM •• NANCYE BUXTON • • ZEPHIA CAMPBELL • LOUISE "DINWIDDIE •• ALICE CARVER • • EDNA ROYAL ••

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FACULTY ME IVIBERS DR. MA y L. KELLER DR. MAUDE WOODFIN

MISS CAROLINE LUTZ

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VIRGINIA BECK .

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MARY BINGHAM .

MElVIBERS VIRGINIA BECK MILDRED BINGHAM MARY HICKS

MARY BINGHAM NANCYE BUXTON ELIZABETH GILL LOUISE SANFORD

HONORARY MEMBERS DR. GERTRUDE BEGGS

DR. MAY

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MARY FA UL KN ER

LOUISE SCHMIDT

KATHERINE BRUGH

INEZ HAUKE

ELIZABETH

NANCYE BUXTON

HELEN LEGRANDE

MARION SINGLETARY

VIRGINIA CAMPBELL

JANE LITTLE

HELEN TRAVIS

ALICE CARVER

MARYDEE LOWE

MILDRED VANDERGRIFT

MARGERY CRAWFORD

MAUDE MAHANEY

VIRGINIA WELCH

MARIE DAVIS

LOUISE NOFFSINGER

LUCY LEE WILBUR

ELISE REAGUER MRS. F. FLAXINGTON HARKER,

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MEIVIBERS BESSIE BURNS

}ANE LITTLE

ZEPHIA CAMPBELL

NANCY OSBORNE

ELIZABETH CAPITAINE

VIRGINIA PEERS

LUCILE CHURCH

VIRGINIA PETTUS

ELIZABETH

MARY RYLAND

GOLDSTON

MARY TYLER

RUTH HALE MISS RUTH LACKMAN,

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LEONE COOPER ••

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FRANCES FARMER

ANNIE Ross NucKoLs

ELIZABETH BAILEY

RUTH FISKE

AILEEN NUCKOLS

GENEVA BENNETT

JANET FORSYTH

JosEPHINE Nu

KATHERINE BRUGH

ELIZABETH GRAY

VIRGINIA PEERS

ANNE BROWN

INEZ HAUKE

HELEN POLLARD

BLANCHE BYARS

VIRGINIA HIGH

IDA SCOTT

LUC ILE CHURCH

ANNE ]ONES

CATHERINE SEA y

LUCILLE CLA y

}ESSIE JONES

MARION SINGLETARY

LAURA CLARKE

MARGARET LEAKE

LAURRETIA TAYLOR

ELIZABETH COLLIER

DOROTHY LEE

CLARA TERRY

LEONE COOPER

LUCY LEGRANDE

LA URA THORNHILL

MARGERY CRAWFORD

SARA LESLIE

AMELIA ULLMAN

MARY FAULKNER

MARGARET NEALE

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First Hockey Team, 1932 MARY M. RYLAND,

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A N NE IC. WILLIAMS) ALMARINE MONTGOMERY) ELEANOR HARDAWAY, HELEN POLLARD) JANET FORSYTH ) RUTH FISKE) BUE N A PERKINS, BESSIE BURNS) LUCILE SAUNDERS) JANE LITTLE) RUTH HALE.

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First Hockey Team, 1934 MARYDEE LO\NE}

Captain

WILLIE WELLONS, EDITH MCDANEL, MARIADA COMER) RUTH HILL, DOROTHY LEIGHTY, CHRISTINE TAYLOR, MARY ELLEN AHERN, RUTH CREWS, CORNELIA GOULD, VIRGINIA SANFORD.

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MARY TATUM} Captain •

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MARGARET CREWS

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SUBSTITUTES JULIA ALDERSON ELIZABETH SEAY l{ENNON WILLIAMS

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First Basketball Team, 1934 DOROTHY LEIGHTY1 Captain CORNELIA GOULD, DOROTHY LEIGHTY, CHRISTINE TAYLOR, MARY ELLEN AHERN, VIRGI MARYDEE LowE 1 DOROTHY GRANTHAM, EDITH McDANEL.

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The Seasons Sticks clash; whistles blow; someone scoops; a goal is made-and Hockey season is in full swing. Wonderful trips to Harrisonburg and Farmville and two victories to our credit: Harrisonburg, 3 to r; Farmville, r to o. The best game c.f the year follows: the banks are filled with students and professors; cheers rise on the air. A goal for Westhan1pton, two for Sweet Briar. Westhampton gets two more, and then con1es a rush down the field with the ball into Sweet Briar's goal twice. \Vith the final whistle the score stands Sweet Briar 4, Westhampton 3. Only one gan1e after this--that of Thanksgiving in which Varsity defeats Alumnae. It is a season worth remembering, but the greatest event of the year for us was the Hockey tournament in Williamsburg. Of teams from all over the state, we draw William and Mary for the first round and win by three points. Then we draw a combination of Randolph-Macon and Mary Baldwin and win again. Next comes the thrill of the year in spite of defeat-a game with the Southeast team. At Williamsburg five of our Varsity are recommended for the tournament in Philadelphia: Cooper, E. Seay, R. Crews, Beck and Williams. There was no winner of the tournament, but a wonderful spirit of sportsmanship was exhibited throughout. Varsity Basketball has four outside garnes this year. The first one, with William and Mary Extension on the r 3th of February was a victory for our team. Varsity has practice three times a week, once in the Millhiser gyn1. A trip to F rcdericksburg and one to s,veet Briar are looked forward to with n1uch pleasure, and the final game of the season will be here with Harrisonburg. Varsity squad looks promising \vi th a number of F reshn1en eager to play. We hope for a successÂŁ ul season.

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J. B. DICKERSON

P. A. RICE

E. EMROCH

E. E. FORD

B. E. STALLARD

D. FORMAN

CAVANAUGH

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R. SLAGLE

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F. E. TOPPING

B. M. HAMILTON

J. D. WHITEHURST , JR.

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ABBITT)

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APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA 1\'Iorning

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Delta Theta Phi; Fresh1nan Baseball,

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ABBITT

APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA Morning

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Delta Theta Phi; Vice-President of Student G-overnment; Busines Manager Annual, 1930; Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class; Senator-at-Large; Editor Handb 2ok; 1930; Senior Assistant Librarian.

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CAVANAUGH

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Evening

Â£1 pplicanf for LL.B. Degree Sigma Nu Phi; Annual Representative Sophomore Class; President Junior Class; SecretaryTreasurer Senior Class.

B. A.

CORKRAN

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Evening

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Sigma Nu Phi; Vice-Pre ident Sophomore Class; Senator Junior Class; President Senior Class.

SENIOR CLASS W. S. Cun LIPP)

JR.

RICHMOND) VIRGINIA

J\tlornin g

Applicant for LL.B. D egree Delta Theta Phi; Kappa Alpha; President of Student Government A ssociation, 1930- 31; Senator of Senior Class; Senator of Junior Class; President of Freshman Cla s.

J. B. DICKERSON) ]R. SOUTH BOSTON) VIRGINIA

Mornin g

A pplicant for LL.B. D egree Delta Theta Phi; Sigma Phi Ep silon; Senator-at-Large; Secretary of Junior Cla' dent of Senior Class; Football, 1929.

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FORMAN

RICHMOND 1 VIRGINIA

Mornin g

A pplicant for LL.B. Degree Annual Representative.

BURNETT MILLER) JR. CULPEPPER, VIRGINIA

Mornin g

A pplicant for LL.B. Degree D lta Theta Phi; Kappa Sigma; Senator-at-Large, 1929-'30; President of Junior Class; Hi torian Fre hman Clas ; Football, 1927, '28, '29, '30; Track, 1928-'29.

SENIOR CLASS T. D.

OWENS

COULWOOD, VIRGINIA

Evening

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Sigma Nu Phi; Assistant Student Librarian, 1929-'30; Historian of Junior Class; VicePresident of Freshman Class.

SAGER

RICHMOND) VIRGINIA

Morning

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Sigma Nu Phi; B.A., 1917, B.O., 1915, Greenville College, Illinois; Winner of I. P. A. Oratorical Contest,. '16, '17; Winner of Illinois Intercollegiate Oratorical Conte t, '17; Dramatic Art Club; Phoenix LiteraryÂ· Society; I. P. A. Club; Historian Senior Clas .

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~ HIS page is of especi al intere st to the gradu ating Law Class of '3 I.

There fore, as often as our eyes rest upon it in the years to come, may it " ~ ren1ind us of those funda menta l ideas so often repea ted in conne ction ~~-!?-.,. with con1m encem ent. It is only natur al that we shoul d lose sight of the significance of the n1ost famil iar terms . The word "comm encem ent," comin g originitiar e, means the act, fact or time of begin ning. inally fro1n the Latin , con1At this tin1e, the 111embers of the Class of '3 I are about to comm ence the practice of law, a time-h onore d profes sion. It is a self-e viden t fact that success in this profes sion, as in all others , is depen dent upon a sound philos ophy of life, manifested in high ethica l rules of perso nal condu ct.

We Âˇ have it on good autho rity from those intim ately associ ated with Abrah am Linco ln durin g the years in \vhich he vvas engag ed in the practi ce of law in Illino is that he was const antly study ing how he could be both a good lawye r and a good n1an at one and the same time; and, that in pursu ance of this aim, he had forn1u lated a numb er of rules of perso nal condu ct of which the follow ing are e. . an1ples: First, he was al,vay s extrem ely carefu l in the prepa ration of every case irresp ective of wheth er the remun eratio n was large or small ; also he was what many today would consid er m~ticulously carefu l about charg ing. He alway s seen1ed to see the other side and wond ered how much he had earne d. He was know n to have sent back a part of the n1oney someo ne had ent hin1 for handl ing a case with the message "Wha t I did for you was not worth as n1uch as you sent, and I am sendin g back part." Anoth er rule, frequ ently expre ssed by himse lf was, "that he would never let people go to law if he could help it, but he would alway s try to get them to settle out of court ." Strict adher ence to these rules of perso nal condu ct \vhich L Âˇi ncoln had establ ished for hi1ns~lf bore large fruita ge, as very shortl y after he had starte d his practi ce his gener osity, fairne ss and kindn ess becam e know n all over Illino is, and his practi ce had grown to large propo rtions . He was retain ed as couns el on a nu1nber of the bigge st cases of the day while , at the same time, many instan ces are on record of his re1~dering gratu itous legal services for indige nt client s. Histo ry is replet e vvith proof that ideals pay. Let us, memb ers of the Class of '31, k ep ever fresh our high ideals and shape our perso nal condu ct in confonni ty there\ vith. CLASS HISTO RIAN.

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MILLER J.

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SMITHERS •

. F ice-President

. Secretary-Treasurer

H. R. RASCHE •

H. B. WooD . H. C. MAURICE

. Senator Historian and A unual RepresentatiqJe

MENIBERS L.

E. CHERRY

A. E. T. P.

CARLTON

}AMES MATHEWSON

J. J. COHN

H. H. DERVISHIAN

D. ·M. MILLER

W. R. T.

DILLON

J. J. MOSCHETTA

ELMORE

M. E. NUCKOLS, JR.

GIBBON

H. R. RASCHE

M. GILL ESP IE

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MAURICE

H. D. SHEPHERD

HOPKINS

SMITHERS

IRVINE

J. E. SNOW, JR.

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P. E.

CHERRY

GLEN ALLEN J VIRGINIA

Morning Sigma Nu Phi; Treasurer of Freshman Class; Senator-at-Large, 1930-' 3 I.

R. T.

ELMORE

LAWRENCEVILLE) VIRGINIA

Morning Delta Theta Phi; Kappa Alpha; Ex-V. P. I.; University of Virginia.

MAURICE

RICHMOND) VIRGINIA

Morning Monogram Club; Annual Representative, 1930; Annual Representative Junior Class; Historian Junior Class; Track Squad, '28 ; Football Squad, '28 ; Varsity Track, '29, '30.

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DAVE M. MILLER RICHMOND) VIRGINIA

Morning Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Alpha; President of Junior Class; B.S. (Business Administrat ion). University of Richmond.

R. RASCHE

BLACKSBURG) VIRGINIA

Morning Delta Theta Phi; Secretary of Student Government Association, 1931 ; Secretary-T reasurer Juni or Class; Editor ''Legend", 1931 ; President of Freshman Class; V. P. I., '23, '24, '25, '26.

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SNOW_,

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LAWRENCEVI LLE) VIRGINIA

Morning Delta Theta Phi; Kappa Alpha; Historian Freshman Class; Senator-at-L arge, 1930-'31; Business Manager of the "Legend", 1930-'31; Junior A~sistant Librarian, 19 30-' 3 1.

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L. G.

CRENSH AvV

RICHMOND 1 VIRGINIA

Evening Delta Theta Phi; Sigma Phi Epsilon; German Club; B.A., Universit y of Richmon d; President of Freshman Class.

B. C.

O'SULLI VAN

RICHMOND 1 VIRGINIA

Evening Delta Theta Phi; Theta Chi.

D. M.

SWINK

RICHMOND 1 VIRGINIA

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I Am the Law yer I an1 the Lawye r. I di placed brute force vvith Mercy , Justice and Equity . I taught Manki nd to respect the rights of others to their proper ty, to their peronal liberty , to freedom of con cience, to free speech and free assembly. I atn the spokesn1an of every righteo us cause. I plead for . the poor, the persecu ted, the wido\v and the orphan . I n1aintain honor in the market place. I an1 the champ ion of unpop ular causes. I am the foe of tyrann y, oppression and bureau cracy. I prepar ed the way for the Ten Comm andme nts. I pleade d for the freedom of the slave in Gr 2cce and for the captive in Rome. I fought the Stan1p Act. I wrote the Declar ation of Indepe ndence and th ~ Rights of Man. I defend ed the slave. I was an abolitio nist. I signed the Emanc ipation Procla1nation. In every land and in every clime, I punish the wicked , protec t the innoce nt, raise up the lowly, oppose brutali ty and injustic e. I fought in every war for Liberty . I tand in the way of public clamor and the tyrann y of the majori ty. I speak for the rich man when prejud ice preven ts him from getting justice and I insist that the poor man be accord ed all his rights and privileg es. I seek the equalit y of mankin d, regardl ess of color, caste, sex or religio n. I am for the Parliam ent of Man and for the abolitio n of all wars. I hate fraud, deceit or tricker y. I am forbidd en to serve two master s or to co1npromise with injustic e. I am the conser vative of the past, the li~eral of the presen t and the radical of the future. I believe in conven tion, but I cut the Gordia n Knot of formal ism and red tape to do Ju tice and Equity . I an1 the leader of n1ankind in .every crisis. I an1 the capego at of the world. I hold the right of Manki nd in the hollow of my hand, but am unable to obtain re ognitio n of n1y own. I an1 th pionee r. I an1 the last to renoun ce the past and to overtu rn the presen t. I an1 the ju t judge and the righteo us ruler. I hear before I conden1n. I seek the best in everyth ing.

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Fresh man Class OFFICERS A.

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WELSH •

J. DOHRMAN .

Treasurer

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WILLIAMS •

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MEIVIBERS

MISS CHARLES ANTHONY

G.E.BAHEN

MISS KATHERINE MANNING

BATTIATO

B. BAYLISS

J. R.

LANDRUM

MCDEARMON

MILLER MITCHELL

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R. NOLAN

B. E. CHAPMAN

R. G. PIERCE

CLAY CRENSHAW

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MISS NERINA DE LUCA

RYERSON

A. A.

SPRINKEL

J. DOHRMAN

M. FOLKES

CROSBY GRAY

President

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B. RICHARDSON

SULLIVAN WELSH

P. C. WILLIAMS

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BERKELEY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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Delta Theta Phi; Phi Kappa Sigma; B.A., University of Richmond; President Freshman Class.

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NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

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PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

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MITCHELL

WALKERTON, VIRGINIA

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Delta Theta Phi; B.A., William and Mary College, 1927.

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WE~SH

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Morning

Phi Delta Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Treasurer of Freshman Class; Varsity Club.

WILLIA1\1S

FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA

Morning

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Colors: (;reen and White FRATR ES IN FACUL TATE JAMES

BARKET T, JR., B.S., LL.B.

M. RAY DOUBLE S, B.S., LL.B., J.D.

ELLIOT DRINNA RD, LL.B.

WILLIA M

SHA -os, LL.B.

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\V. A. IRVINE B. MILLER

(}. F. ABBITT, JR. \V. M. ABBITT A.

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HERRINK, B.A., LL.B.

FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE

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M. ABBITT • :ri. R. RAscHE .

G. F. ABBITT, JR. P. E. CHERRY • J. B. D ICKERSO • J. B. GARRETT • J. E. SNOW, JR ••

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When you rett1rn to Richmond, whether business or pleasÂ· ure bent, remember that Murphy's is in the very heart of the business and amusement district.

It is Convenient, Comfortable and Safe

JAMES T. DISNEY, President

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UNIVE RSITY OF RICHMOND The University Includes Address

R1 H IOND COLLEGE, a Standard College for Young Men. Dean W. L. Prince, University of Richmond, Va.

WESTHA1\1PTON COLLEGE, a Standard College for Young Women. Addres Dean May L. Keller, University of Richmond, Va.

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DR. JOHN R. SAMPEY, President LOUISVIL LE,

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f!f!65 YEARS OF INSURANCE SERVICE''

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RICHMOND BAGGAGE TRANSFER COMPANY Incorporated 313 So u th F i rst Stree t

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THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of VIRGINIA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

WONDER BREAD ("("It's S lo-Baked''

Compliments OF

Frank L. Montague~ Jr. Special A gent

Baked by the Happy Wonder Bakers

The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company

at Jefferson and Cary Streets

Times Dispatch Building

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Richm ond Dairy Comp any

To Keep Your Clothes in the Best Condition, Bring Them to the

Sunny South Cleane rs

MILK

S ix Stores Fo r Yo ur Co n ve ni e n ce 613 North Lmnbar<ly Street 710 Nor~h She!lpard Street 2410 North Avenue 2517 Cham ber:ayne A venue 401 North Robinson Street 123 North Fifth 8treet

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Established 1888

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Fraternity, College and Class Jewelry Commencem ent Annowiceme nts and Invitations J e w e l e r to th e S e nior and Junior Classes o f th e Univ e r s ity of Ri c hmond a nd W esthampton C oll e g e

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Insurance Your Silent Guardian

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W. B. ANDERSON 401 N. Ninth St.

Ri c hmond, Va .

Sarah Lee Kitchen

Phone 2-6546

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BELL CABS, Inc. ('('Serve You Right"

35c 701 W est Gr ace Stree t RI C HMOND, VIRGINIA

Anywhere in the City Limits

Cakes, Pies, Breads for Home and Party Occasions. Beaten Biscuits Smithfield Ham, Etc.

4 Can Ride As Cheaply As 1

Convenient, Safe, Insured Economical , Prompt Service

Special Attention to Mail Orders

Dial 3-3471

D. E. BRADN ER ,S Humpty -Dump ty Shoe Shoppe Westhampt on Avenue

Shoes for the College Man

COMPLI MENTS

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H. P. Freeman

W. L. CROSS

KIN GAN'S

Brick Contrac tor

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190 3 Grove Ave.

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_Established 1872 â€¢

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