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FORE W O RD Along with the revitalisation and 111odernisation of the U niv ersity in other fields of endeavo11r, it has been Olir primary aim in assem bling this volume of THE WEB to follow this trend and present to the student body something of a new and diffe1~ent type, i11 which the University is sho w n as a 11n ified insti tu ti on, ra tl1er tl1an a loosely-associated gro11p of colleges, each with a separate bool{, thol1gh bound together in a gestl1re, however empty , toward unification. In doing this, -vve belie-v e w e are presenting as well a volume which will prove in ore useft1l than ever¡ before, and more dear to the owner as years go by. If we have made it interesti11g and novel enol1gh to be preserved fron1 abandonment on a high shelf to the 11nthinking gnawing of unfeeling mice, and to be treasured as so111ething preciot,1s of college days, ot1r pt11~pose will seem amply ft,1 lfilled.

DEDICATION Because he has shown himself notable as historian, author, scholar, gentlen1an of the Qld South in every sense, a11d because of his heartfelt interest in the University and his worlr as~ ' chair 111.an of the institution' Board of 1 rustees, we count it a great pleasure and IJrivilege to dedicate this, the fourteenth volu1ne of Tr-iE W EB, to

DR. DouGLA ..

SouTI-IALL FREEMAN

ADMINISTRATION. Frederic William Boatwright Pre.Iidenl of the U nirer.Iily

Benjamin West Tabb Vice-pre.Iidenl and Trea.Iurer

Cullen Pitt U nirer.Iily Phy.Iician

Raymond Bennett Pinchbeck Dean, Richmond Col!ege

May Lansfield Keller Dean, We.Ilhamplon Col!e,ge

Malcolm Ray Doubles Dean, T . C. William.I School of Law

Lucy ... T. Throckmorton Aeling Librarian

William T. Muse Law Librarian

THE FACULTY . . . . . . 1 Bostwick Lane, Campus

FREDERIC WILLIAM BOATWRIGHT, M.A., LL.D.

PreJ'ident of the U ni~erJ'ity. <PB K, 0 AK, <PK~; M.A. Richmond College, 1888; University of Leipsic, 1889; University of Halle, 1890; The Sorbonne, 1890; University of Leipsic, 1892; Instructor in Greek, Richmond College, 1887-1889; Professor of Latin and German, The Woman's College of Richmond, 1892-1895. Author of: "Syllabi of French and German Literature," 1892 ; "Annual Reports as President," 1896-1934; "Centennial Address," 1932; "Virginia's Task in Higher Education," 1932. President American Baptist Education Society, 1895; President Southern Baptist Education Association, 1901; President Virginia Colleges Association, 1926; President Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association, 1923-'27; President Board of Trustees Averett College, 1925-; Trustee Virginia Union University; Member Executive Board Association of American Colleges, 1933-'34. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1887.

ROBERT EDWIN GAINES, M.A., Litt.D . . . . . . . .

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ProfeJ'J'Or of MathematicJ'. <PB K, ~ A E; M.A. Furman University, 1886, Litt.D., 1908; Johns Hopkins University, 1887-'88; Harvard University, 1899-1900; Instructor Furman University, 1882-'87; Instructor Wright's University School, Baltimore, 1888-'89; Mathematica] Association of America; American Mathematical Society; A. A. A. S.; Field Secretary Layman's Missionary Movement of United States and Canada, 1913-'14; President Southern Baptist Foreign Missions Board; Baptist General Association of Virginia; Camp Religious Director, Army Y. M. C. A., Camp Hancock, 1918. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1890.

SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL, M.A., Ph.D., LL.D., Towana Road, University of Richmond

ProfeJ'J'Or of HiJ'tory. <PB K, <Pr A; M.A. Georgetown College, 1888; Student University of Virginia, 1891-'92; Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1899; Professor Mississippi College, 1889-'91, Georgetown College, 1891-'95, Richmond College, 1895-1908; Lecturer Brown University, 1908-'09; President University of South Carolina, 1908-'13; President Medical College of Virginia, 1913-'14; President University of Delaware, 1914-'20; Professor University of Richmond, 1920-; Editor Social Ltje in series "South in Building of the Nation." Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1895.

WILLIAM AsBURY HARRIS, M.A., Ph.D . . . . . . College Road, University of Richmond

ProfeJ'J'or of Ancient LanguageJ'. <PB K, KA; M.A. Richmond College, 1886; Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1892; Professor Ripon College, Wisconsin, 1893; Professor Baylor University, 1893-1901; Secretary Richmond Society Archaeological Institute of American Classical Association of Middle West and South; American Philological Association; Virginia Classical Association. Author of "The Myths of Plato," 1893. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1901.

ROBERT EDWARD LOVING, B.A., M.A., Ph.D . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bostwick Lane, Campus

ProfeJ'J'or of PhyJ'tCJ'. <PB K, ~II~' <Pr A; B.A. Richmond College, 1896, M.A., 1898; Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1905; Professor Blackburn College, Illinois, 1905-'06, Cornell College, Iowa, 1906-'07, University of Missouri, 1907-'08, University of Virginia Summer School, 1920, Cornell University Summer School, 1926; Acting Professor Cornell University, 1927-'28. Author, with colleagues, "Laboratory Manual of Physics." Member American Physical Society; Optical Society of America; Past President Virginia Academy of Science; Fellow A. A. A. S.: American Association of Physics Teachers; Fellow in Physics Johns Hopkins University. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1908.

CASSIUS MONCURE CHICHESTER, A.B., LL.B.

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.dJ'J'ociate ProfeJ'J'or of Law. <I> B K, K A, Raven Society; A.B. College of William and Mary, 1902; LL.B. University of Virginia,

1907; Instructor in Public Schools of Virginia; Instructor Law School, University of Virginia. Author of the "Reports of the Virginia State Bar Association," 1924-' 34. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1914.

HENRY BRANTLY HANDY, A.B., A.M . . . . . . . . . . . 4101 Grove Avenue, R ichmond

ProfeJ'J'or of EngLiJ'h. O A K, II A E, ~ Y, KA; A.B. Richmond College, 1906, A.M., 1909; A.M. Harvard University, 1914; Columbia University, 1915; European Study, 1914; Professor Richmond Academy, 1906-'ll, 1913-'14. Author "Readings in American Literature" (Co-editor). Editor Social Recorder of T7ir,ginia/ Editor [(appa Alpha Journal. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1914.

MAY LANSFIELD KELLER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D . . . . . . . . . . . . . Westhampton College Dean of WeJ'lhamplon College,- ProfeJ'J'Or of EngliJ'h. <I> BK, II B <J>; A.B. Goucher College, 1898; University of Chicago, University of Berlin, University of Heidelberg, 1900-'04; Ph.D. University of Heidelberg, 1904; Professor Wells College, 1904-'06; Goucher College, 1906-'14. Author of "Anglo-Saxon Weapon Names," 1906. Holder of Goucher College Foreign Fellowship; Fellow by Courtesy Johns Hopkins University; President Southern Association of College Women; Member Committee on Recognition of Colleges, A. A. U. W.; Director South Atlantic Section A. A. U. W.; Alumna Trustee Goucher College. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1914.

FANNY G. CRENSHAW, B.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 919 West Franklin Street, Richmond ProfeJ'J'or of PhyJ'ical Education. Phoenix Club; B.A. Bryn Mawr College, 1912; Graduate study Columbia University, University of Richmond. Additional professional study: Hockey Camp; Tennis Camp. Professor St. Catherine's School, 1912-'22; State of Virginia Basketball Chairman, 1926-'30; National Judge Women's Basketball Officials, 1930; Vice-president United States Field Hockey Association, 1923-'24; President Virginia Field Hockey Association, 1934-'35; Director Camp Pukwana, Unit Head Aloha Camp; Assistant Interlaken Camps. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1914.

SUSAN MADELINE LOUGH, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ProfeJ'J'or of HiJ'lory.

University of Richmond

<I> B K, Mortar Board; B.A. University of Chicago, 1907, M.A., 1909, Ph.D., 1919; Teacher Durango

High School, Colorado, 1909-'13; Professor Woman's College, Montgomery, Alabama, 1914-'15. Author of "Trade and Industry in Ireland in the Sixteenth Century," "Journal of Political Economy," 1916; Fellow Department of History, University of Chicago, 1913-'14. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1915. .

F. FLAXINGTON HARKER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chatham Hills, Westhampton ProfeJ'J'Or of JJ1 uJ'ic. Associate of the Royal College of Organists, London; Student in Composition, T. Tertius Noble, Cambridge University, England ; Piano, Madame Helen Hopekirk; Associate American Guild of Organists. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1915.

EDITH M. HARKER, B.A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chatham Hills, Westhampton ProfeJ'J'or of Vocal Jl1uJ'ic. B .A. University of Richmond ; Pupil of Frederick Zuchtman; P-qpil of Max Spicker; Summer Courses with Frank La Forge, Sergi Klibansky, and the Westminster Choir School. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1916.

p AULINE TURNBULL, B.A., M.A. . . . .

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.dJ'J'ociale ProfeJ'J'or of Lalin. <I> B K, II A e, H II E, fl B <I>; B.A. Syracuse University, 1915 ; M .A. University of Pennsylvania, 1930. Author of "Praenestine Asom Fero." Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1916.

GARNETT RYLAND, M.A., Ph.D . . . . . . . . . . College Road, University of Richmond ProfeJ'J'Or of ChemiJ'lry. <I> BK, <I> K <I>, <I>

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CAROLINE STOOKEY LUTZ, B.A., M .A . . . . . . 6004 Three Chopt Road, Westhampton ProfeJ'J'Or of EngliJ'h. II B <I>; A.B. Goucher College, 1911; M.A. Columbia University, 1915; Harvard Summer School, 1921 ; Oxford University Summer School, 1923; Cambridge University Summer School, 1923; Teacher Preparatory Branch, West Virginia University, James Millikin University. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1917. I

ROBERT COLLINS AsTROP, A.B., A.M. . . . . . 343 Albemarle A venue, Stonewall Courts ProfeJ'J'Or of P J'ychology. 0 Ll K, ~ 1, KA; A.B. Randolph-Macon College, 1912; A.M. University of Virginia, 1913; Columbia University, 1923, 1926-'27. Co-author of "A Book for Kappa Sigma Pledges." Associate American Psychological Association. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1920.

CLEMENT ORESTES MEREDITH, A .B., Ph.D . . .. . . 6906 Patterson Avenue, Richmond ProfeJ'J'or of German. A.B. Haverford College, 1901; Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1912; University of Berlin, 1909-'10; Teacher Guilford College, 1902-'07, 1910-'17, Oglethorpe University, 1918-'19. Author of dissertation, "Virgilius Mario Grammaticus." Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1920.

WILLIAM LOFTIN PRINCE, A.B., A.M. . . . . . . . . . . 2423 Grove A venue, Richmond ProfeJ'J'or of Education; Director of the Summer School. - 0 ~ K, K ~ ; A.B. Richmond College, 1898; A.M. Columbia University, 1919; Teacher Windsor Academy, 1898-'99, Emporia High School, 1899-1902, Richmond Academy, 1905-'18; Dean Richmond College, 1921-'31; Superintendent Henrico County Schools, 1918-'19; State Supervisor High Schools, 1919-'20. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1920.

MAUDE HOWLETT WooDFIN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D . . . . . . Roseland Road, Westhampton AJ'J'ociate ProfeJ'J'or of HiJ'tory. <I> BK, Mortar Board; B.A. University of Richmond, 1916; M.A. University of Chicago, 1919, Ph.D. 1928; Teacher Blackstone College for Girls, 1916-'18; Dean Central College, 1919-'20. Author of articles in Dictionary of American Biography, "William Byrd and the Royal Society," "Contemporary Opinion in Virginia on Thomas Jefferson." Research Fellowship in Washington, 1926-' 27. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1920.

JAMES H. BARNETT, JR., B.S., LL.B. . . . . . . . . 3612 Hawthorne A venue, Richmond ProfeJ'J'or of Law. ~

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LOUIS S. HERRINK, B.A., LL.B. . . . . . . . . . . . AJ'J'ociate ProfeJ'J'Or of Law

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RoLVIX HARLAN, A.B., A.M., B.D., Ph.D., D.D .. . . .. Towana Road, Westhampton ProfeJ'J'or of Sociology and Social EthicJ'. 0 ~ K, IT r M, T K A, A X A; A.B. George Washington University, 1899, A.M., 1901; Colgate University, 1899-1900; B.D. University of Chicago, 1902, Ph.D., 1906; Teacher Ottawa University, 1909-'15, Leerix Falls College, 1915-'18, George Washington Summer School, 1928-'29, Colgate-Rochester Divinity School, 1934; President Virginia Social Science Association, 1929-'30; Chairman of Committee on Economics and the Mind of Christ, Baptist World Alliance, 1934; Who's Who in America since 1918. Author of " A New Day.for the Country Church," 1925. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1922.

ISABEL HARRIS, B.A., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . College Road, Westhampton AJ'J'ociate ProfeJ'J'Or of ll1athematicJ'. Z TA; B.A. Richmond College, 1906; M .A. Columbia University, 1921; Graduate work, University of Chicago; Teacher Woman's College, Richmond, 1913-' 15, Collegiate School for Girls, 1915-' 20, Woman's College, Greenvil1e, S. C., 1921-' 22. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1922.

CLEMENT TYSON GooDE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. . . 30 Albemarle A venue, Stonewall Courts ProfeJ'J'or of EngliJ'h. O ~ K, IT rM ; A.B. Wake Forest College, 1905 ; A.M. Harvard University, 1911; Ph.D. Cornell University, 1920; Teacher Oxford City Schools, North Carolina, 1905-'07, Superintendent, 1907-'08 ; Head of Department of English, City High Schools, Durham, N . C., 1908-'10; Professor University of Arkansas, 1911-'14 ; Professor Sweet Briar College, 1915-'22, Mercer University, 1922-' 24. Author of "Byron as Critic," 1923 ; " Atlas of English Literature," 1925 ; "Heath Readings in the Literature of England," 1927; "Written English," 1932; "Literary Wall Map of the British I sles," 1934; "Sir Thomas Elyot's Tilu.Y and Gy.Iippu.Y," 1921. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1924.

WooDFORD BROADUS HACKLEY, B.A., M.A., A.M. . . 2120 Lakeview Avenue, Richmond .dJ'J'ociale ProfeJ'J'Or of Lalin. <I> B K, A X A, Raven Society; B.A. University of Virginia, 1914; M.A. Northwestern University, 1916;

A.M. Harvard University, 1917; Columbia University, 1922; Johns Hopkins University, 1925; University of Berlin, 1926; Student Assistant University of Virginia, 1913-'14; Principal Jefferson High School, J effersonton, Virginia, 1920-'24. Author of "Little Tork Rangers," 1927; "History of the J effersonton Baptist Church," 1933. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1924.

HUGH S. MEAD, A.B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5816 York Road, Richmond ProfeJ'J'Or of BuJ'ineJ'J' .ddmif)iJ'lralion. A.B. University of Chicago, 1900; University of Michigan, School of Law, 1904-'05; University of Chicago, 1923-'24, Summer Sessions, 1924 and 1925; Philippine Islands Government Bureau of Education, 1901-'18; Member Special Commission to Peru, 1921-'23; Member American Association of Teachers of Marketing and Advertising, and Virginia Social Science Association. Author of "Idiomatic English for Philippine Schools," 1910, and "English Methods for Spanish Students," 1921. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1924.

RALPH T. CATTERALL, A.B., LL.B . . . . . . . . . 109 North Dooley Avenue, Richmond .dJ'J'ociale ProfeJ'J'Or of Law. A.B. Harvard University, 1918, LL.B., 1921. Author of "Character Evidence in Virginia," Virginia Law Re11iew, and "The Unauthorized Practice of the Law," American Bar Association Journal, 1933. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1924.

ELLSWORTH WILTSHIRE, B.A., LL.B., S.J.D. .dJ'J'ociale ProfeJ'J'Or of Law.

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RALPH CLIPMAN McDANEL, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . 4 Bostwick Lane, Campus ProfeJ'J'or of American HiJ'lory. <I> B K, 0 ~ K, II ~ E, K L:; B.A. Richmond College, 1916; M.A. Columbia University, 1925; Ph.D.

Johns Hopkins University, 1926. Author of "The Virginia Constitutional Convention of 1901-1902." Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1926.

MALCOLM RAY DouBLES, B.S., LL.B., J.D . . . . . . . 3 Edmonstone Avenue, Richmond Dean, T. C. WiL!iamJ' School of Law. 8 <I>, 0 ~ K, L: Y, r L: E, <I> r ~; B.S. Davidson College, 1922; LL.B. University of Richmond, 1926; J.D. University of Chicago, 1929; Teacher McGuire's University School, 1923-'25. Author of "Criminal Procedure in Virginia," 1933; "Legal Bibliography Manual," 1934. Annotator of Restatement on Contracts for Virginia. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1926. ~

DAVID JOHN MAYS, LL.B. . . . . . . . . . . . I nJ'lruclor in BuJ'ineJ'J' .ddminiJ'lralion.

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Author of "Business Law;" Biographical sketches for Virginia Bar Association Publications. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1926.

MARGARET Ross, A.B., M.A . . . . . . .dJ'J'ociale ProfeJ'J'or of EngLiJ'h.

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T K A; A.B. Allegheny College; M.A. University of Pennsylvania. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1927. ·

WILLIAM ROBERT CoRNTHWAITE, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . University of Richmond ProfeJ'J'Or of ChemiJ'lry. L: 8, <I> A Y,

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HERMAN P. THOMAS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D . . . . . . . . 1107 West Grace Street, Richmond AJJ'ociate ProfeJ'J'Or of EconomicJ' and BuJineJ'J' AdminiJtration. <PB K, A K '¥, B r ~' II ~ ~; B.A. Richmond College, 1917; M.A. University of Virginia, 1925; Columbia University, 1928; Ph.D. University of Virginia, 1930; Instructor Blackstone Military Academy, 1917-'19; Principal Senior High School, Union City, Tennessee, 1922-'23; Bluefield College, 1923'27; Instructor University of Virginia, 1929-'30. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1927.

CHARLES H. WHEELER, III, S.B., Ph.D . AJJ'ociate ProfeJ'J'Or of MathematicJ'.

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8, <P X M, r A, K ~; S.B. Washington and Jefferson College, 1926; University of Pittsburgh, Summer 1931; Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1933; Teacher Johns Hopkins University, 1926-'28 Author of "Type of Homogeneity for Continuous Curves," 1933. Member of Virginia Academy o Science, Ame.r ican Mathematical Society, Mathematical Association of America; Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1928. ~

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WILLIAM FREDERICK CAYLOR, M.A . . . . AJJ'ociate ProfeJ'J'or of SpaniJh. 0

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Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1928.

JOHN HENDERSON RUSSELL, A.B., A·. M., Ph.D . . . . . . 3406 Grove Avenue, Richmond ProjeJ'J'Or of Accounting. <PB K; A.B. Emory and Henry College, 1907; A.M. Johns Hopkins University, 1912, Ph.D., 1913; Professor Allegheny College, 1913-'14, Whitman College, 1914-'16, Emory and Henry College, 1924-'28. Author of "The Free Negro in Virginia, 1619-1860," 1913; Article, "Taxation in Virginia Sectionalism," 1927. Member War History Commission in Virginia; Men1ber General Assembly of Virginia, 1924-'26. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1928.

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SHERLOCK BRONSON, LL.B. . . . . . . Lecturer in Corporate Finance. 0 ~ K, ~ 8 <P, K A; LL.B. University of Richmond, 1917. Faculty, 1928.

MALCOLM UPSHUR PITT . . . . . . Coach of FreJhman Ath!eticJ'.

Entered University of Richmond

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0 ~ K, K A; University of Richmond; Instructor Fork Union Military Academy. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1928.

CHARLES LEONARD ALBRIGHT, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. AJJ'ociate ProfeJ'J'or of PhyJ'tCJ'.

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JOHN WENDELL BAILEY, B.S., A.B., M.S., A.M., M.A., Ph.D., 3307 Grove A venue, Richmond ProfeJ'J'Or of Biology. ~ <P~,

Georgia Rifles, Mississippi Sabres; B.S. Mississippi State College, 1915, M.S., 1917; A.B. Cornell University, 1916, A.M. 1925; M.A. Harvard University, 1927, Ph.D., 1928; Teacher Mississippi State College, 1916-'24; Laboratory Instructor Cornell University, 1924-'25; Mississippi College, 1925-'29; Harvard University, 1926-'27. Author of "The Chilopods of New York State," 1928; "An Entomological Survey of the United States Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va.," 1919; "A Revision of the Lizards of the Genus Ctenosaura," 1928; "Handbook of Southern Intercollegiate Track and Field Athletics," 1924 ; "The M Book of Athletics," 1930. Winner of Bowdoin Prize at Harvard University, 1927. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1929.

BENJAMIN CLARK HOLTZCLAW, A .B ., M .A ., Ph.D., 202 Tuckahoe Apartments, Westhampton J ameJ' ThomaJ', jr. ProfeJ'J'Or of PhiloiJophy. <I> B K, 0 ~ K, <I> K <P, ~ Y, K A ; A.B . Mercer University, 1914; B.A. Oxford University, 1917, M.A., 1920; Ph.D. Cornell University, 1923; Teacher Mercer University, 1919-'21, Cornell University, 1921-'25, New York University, 1925-'26, Mercer University, 1926-' 29. Author of "The Cultural Value of Language Study;" "Philosophy of Woodrow Wilson;" "Theories of Value in Ancient Philosophy;" number of reviews in Philo.Yophical Re~ie w; Doctoral Thesis, "Herakles and Melkhart;" "The Philosophy of Atonement;" "What Are We to Worship?" Member American Philosophical Association; Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1929.

RAYMOND BENNETT PINCHBECK, B.S., M.S., Ph.D . . . . . Libbie Avenue, Westhampton Dean of Richmond C'o!lepe; ProfeJ'J'or of BuiJineJ'J' AdminiiJlralion. <I> BK, <I> ~ K, 0 ~ K , AK '¥, IT r M, T KA, AX A , The Raven Society; B.S. University of Virginia, 1922, M.S., 1923, Ph.D., 1925; Instructor in Economics, University of Virginia, 1922-'25; Head of Department of Economics, Roanoke College, 1925-' 29. Author of "Virginia Negro- Artisan and Tradesman," 1926; numerous magazine articles. Extension Professor of Accounting for University of Virginia, at Roanoke, 1927-'29; Special Lecturer on Investments, American Institute of Banking, Roanoke, 1928-'29; Summer Faculty, University of Virginia, 1931, 1932, and William and Mary, 1930. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1929.

ROBERT FORTE SMART, B.A., M .A . AiJJ'ociale ProfeJ'J'or of Biology.

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WILLIAM JuDSON GAINES, A.B., M.A., Ph.D ... . Tuckahoe Apartments, Westhampton ProfeJ'J'or of French. <Pr

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JEAN GRAY WRIGHT, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ProfeJ'J'or of French.

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THERESA POLLAK, B.S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301 North Mulberry Street, Richmond I nJ'lruclor in Arl. B .S. University of Richmond, 1921 ; Art Students' League of New York, 1920-' 23, 1925-'26, 1932; Fine Arts Department of Harvard University Summer School, 1933 ; Professor of Art, Richmond Division, College of William and Mary, 1928; Exhibited at Dudensing Gallery, Whitney Museum of American Art, Argent Gallery, Delphic Studios, Corcoran Biennial, G . R . D. Gallery, Anderson Art Gallery, Boston Museum of Fine Arts ; Member Richmond Academy of Arts, National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors, Art Students' League of New York; Fellowship Tiffany Foundation, Oy ster Bay, Long Island, Summer 1932 ; Carnegie Fellowship in Harvard School of Fine Arts, Summer 1933. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1930.

NORMAN CURTIS GIDDINGS, A.B., A.M . . . I nJ'lruclor in Romance LanguageJ'.

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HAROLD A. BONER, A.B., A.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edgehill Road, Westhampton I nJ'lruclor in EngliJ'h. II ~ E; A.B. University of Colorado, 1928; A.M. Columbia University, 1931. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1931.

WILLIAM T. MusE, B.A., LL.B., S. J .D. · ProfeJ'J'or of Law and Librarian.

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RUTH LANGLEY, B.S. . . . . . . . . . . . . I nJ'lruclor in P hyJ'ical Education.

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. . Westhampton College

Bouve-Bostor' s School of Physical Education, 1931; B.S. University of Richmond, 1933. University of Richmond Faculty, 1931.

SOLON BOLIVAR COUSINS, B.A., D.D. Aeling ProfeJ'J'Or of Bible.

Entered

3312 Grove A venue, Richmond

A ~; B.A. Mercer University_, 1905; University of Edinburgh, 1930-'31; Teacher Locust Grove Institute, Georgia, 1905-'10, Mercer University, 1910-'i2. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1932.

ANGELINA Woon MEREDITH, A.B. I nJ'lruclor in German.

. . . . 6906 Patterson Avenue, Richmond

A.B. Wilmington College, 1908; Earlham College, 1906-'07; University of Berlin, 1909-'10; Teacher Guilford College, 1908-'09, Oakwood Seminary, 1910-'12, Virginia Union University, 1931-'32. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1932.

SAMUEL WHITEFIELD STEVENSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D .. 23 Libbie Avenue, Westhampton .d.J'J'ociale ProfeJ'J'Or of EngliJ'h. B.A. University of North Carolina, 1921; M.A. Johns Hopkins University, 1930, Ph.D., 1932; University of Chicago, 1928; Instructor Tohns Hopkins University, 1928-'32. Author of "Romantic Tendencies in Pope," in Eng!i.Jh Literary Hi.Jlory. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1932.

JOHN WESTWOOD SMITHERS, LL.B. . . . . . . . . . . 1816 Hanover Avenue, Richmond I nJ'lruclor in Law. Richmond College, 1926-'28; Evening School, 1928-'29, 1933-' 35; LL.B. University of Richmond, 1932. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1932.

JOHN JAY CORSON, III, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . Ridgeway Road, Westhampton ProfeJ'J'Or of EconomicJ'; Director of lhe EPening School of BuJ'ineJ'J' AdminiJ'lralion. <I> B K, II r M, ~ l: II, E> ~ X; B.S. University of Virginia, 1926, M.S. , 1929, Ph.D., 1933; Instructor University of Virginia, 1931-'32. Author of "Rural Depopulation in Certain Sections of Tidewater and Piedmont Virginia;" "A Statistical Study of Virginia;" "The Oyster Industry of Virginia;" "A School Equalisation Fund for Virginia." President Virginia Social Science Association, 1934-'35. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1933.

MARION AusTIN GREENE, A.B., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Westhampton College .d.J'J'LJ'lanl ProfeJ'J'Or of French and SpaniJ'h. l: K; A.B. Tufts College, 1928; M.A. Radcliffe College, 1930; Yale University, 1931-'33; Lycee de Jeunes Filles, 1921; University of Madrid Summer School, 1926; University of Grenoble Summer School, 1928; The Sorbonne, 1928-'29; International Summer University at Santander, 1934; Teacher in The Misses Allen School, 1930-'31. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1933.

MARJORIE JOSEPHINE RIVENBURG, A.B., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . Westhampton College .d.J'J'LJ'lanl ProjeJ'J'Or of Lalin. II B <I>; A.B. Wellesley College, 1923; M.A. Bucknell University, 1924; M.A. University of Pennsylvania, 1930; Teacher in High School, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, 1924-'26, The Holman School, Ardmore, Pennsylvania, 1927-'30; Holder of Bennett 'Fellowship at University of Pennsylvania, 1930-'32. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1933.

WILLIAM SAMUEL CuDLIPP, JR., LL.B . . . . . . . . . . 5106 New Kent Road, Richmond

lnJ'tructor in Law. Ll 0 <I>, K A; Tulane University, 1925-'27; LL.B. University of Richmond, 1931. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1933.

GLENN F. THISTLETHWAITE, B.S . . . . . . . . . . . 3303 Monument Avenue, Richmond

Director... of PhyJ'icaL Education . <I> E K; B.S. Earlham College, 1908; Chatauqua School of Physical Education, University of Wisconsin; Coach in Illinois College, 1908-'09; Earlham College, 1909-'13; Oak Park High School, 1913-'22; Northwestern University, 1922-'27; University of Wisconsin, 1927-'32; Carroll College, 1932-'34. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1934.

CHESTER RoY GARVEY, A.B., M.A., Ph.D . . . . 6105 Three Chopt Road, Westhampton

AJ'J'ociate ProjeJ'J'or of PJ'ychoLogy and Sociology. W X, <I> Ll K, <I>~' ~ 8; A.B. University of Kansas, 1925, M.A. 1927; Ph.D. University of Minnesota, 1930; Columbia University Summer School, 1929; Professor University of Kansas, 1925-'27, University of Minnesota, 1927-'28, Washington and Jefferson College, 1933-'34; Fellow A. A. A. S.; National Scholar in Child Development, 1928-'30; National Research Fellow in Psychology, 1931-'33; Research Instructor in .Yale University, 1930-'31. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1934.

CLYDE EUGENE Moss, B.S., M.S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4209 Grove Avenue, Richmond AJ'J'iJ'tant ProfeJ'J'Or of JlfathematicJ'. B.S. Duke University; M.S. University of Richmond, 1932; Ar EE; Virginia Academy of Science. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1934.

ELSIE LUCILLE NOLAN, A.B. . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Westhampton College

I nJ'tructor in French. A.B. University of Richmond, 1925; Harvard Summer School, 1927; Columbia University Summer School, 1928; Sorbonne, 1930-'32; Teacher in French-American Friendship House, Chateau-Thierry, 1934. Entered University of Richmond Faculty, 1934. -

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION RrcHMOND CoLLEG E

Richard C. Poage . . Richard T. McCrone Gaius W. Diggs, jr. . Forrest L. Collier . .

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. . President Vice-president . . Secretary . . Treasurer

SENATE SenalorJ-al-large

Charles B. Arendall, jr. George B. Lacy Frederic R. Freund Vernon B. Richardson C!aJ'J' SenalorJ'

S. Frank Straus . . Charles H. Ryland Fletcher L. Raiford Paul W. Roberts .

. . . . . . . . . Senior . . . . . . . . . Junior . . . . . . Sophomore . . . . . . . Freshman

Class Class Class Class

COUNCIL OF HONOR RICHMOND COLLEGE (Established April, 1933)

O/ficerJ-

William L. Grenoble . . . . . . . . . Chairman Billy W. Ballou . . . . . . . . . . Vice-chairman Senior RepreJ'enlalireJ'

Billy W. Ballou Fillmore H. Sanford William L. Grenoble David N. Scott Richard C. Poage, ex-officio Junior RepreJ'enlalireJ'

Gaius W. Diggs, jr.

John S. Hryharrow, jr.

Sophomore RepreJ'enlalire

Stuart C. Crawford

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COLLEGE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION WESTHAMPTON CoLLEG E

OlficerJ'

. . . . . . . . President Anna Hallett . . . Rae N orford . . . . . Corresponding Secretary Pollyanna Shepherd . . . Recording Secretary Elizabeth Kelley .. . . . . . . . . . Treasurer RepreJ'enlali~eJ'

Jaquelin Johns ton . . . . . . . . . Senior Class Mary Pat Early . . . . . . . Day Students Margaret Bowers . . . . . . Junior Class Rhoda Cornish . . . . . . . . Sophomore Class Elizabeth Lewis . . . . . . Freshman Class Jessie Neale . . . . . . . . . Judiciary Board Mary Mills . . . . . . Athletic Association Harriet Walton . . . . . . . . . . . Y. W. C. A.

JUDICIARY

BOARD

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

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Jessie Neale . . . . . .

. . . . Chairman

Gertrude Lewis

. . Vice-chairman

Frances Frazer Ruth Parker

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Ethel Eubank .

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House President House President

. Sophomore Representative

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION T. C.

WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

OlficerJ' Anthony J. Baroody Clarence P. Kearfott John G. Folkes . . .

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Honor Court George R. Bryant Herman Gross Ernest C. Johnson Z. V. Johnson, jr. J. Kenneth Rader

President Secretary Treasurer

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION T. C.

WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

The Senate

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Max Laster . . . . .

President

ll1emberJ' John R. Brinser Arthur R. Kingdon Bernard C. O'Sullivan William G . Purcell R. Granger West Ben F. Woodson

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CLASSES

Though our activities as classes are indeed limited, and their scope somewhat narrow, there are no projects in college which we remember so long and so vividly as those sponsored by fellowclassma tes . . . those with whom we came in as "rats," humbled and obsequious before the terrifying Sophomores, for whom we jumped through numerous hoops to their somewhat sadistic gratification ... those whom we saw assume the leading roles in guiding us through those same paces as we ourselves became Sophomores and achieved an individualitv of our own . . . with v

whom we sponsored various proms both as Sophomores and Juniors ... and suffered through numerous quizzes and exams of various sorts, usually

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"cramming" the night before ... with whom we participated in, or remained aloof from, campus "politics" in its many and di verse forms . . . those who, as they became mature in college years, came to head various campus organisations and activities which concerned not merely the class, but the student body as a whole . . . presidencies, chairmanships, honorary fraternity keys, leaders in campus opinion and influence ... those with whom we have worked the mos-t earnestly, played the most heartily, sung the most lustily ... those to whom we have confided our most intimate thoughts and feelings in prolonged "bull-sessions" las ting far in to the night . . . those with whom we will receive in June diplomas which end a pleasant four-year association- and those for whom, though perhaps we may never see them again, we will always cherish a certain amount of affection as classmates at Richmond . . .

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RICHMOND

COL .L EGE

Roger W. Leverton

. President

S. Frank Straus

. . Senator

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C. E. S. Ridgway Bruce G. Dodd . .

. Vice-president Secretary-treasurer

Beverley L. Britton

. Historian

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE Helen Caulfield . . . ~ .

. . . President

Miss Jean Gray Wright . . . . .

T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW Max Laster . . . . . . . . . . . . President James K. Cunningham

Vice-president

Sponsor

Margaret D. Taylor .

Vice-president

Margaret V. Brown .

. Secretary

Margaret M. Walker

Treasurer

GEORGE IRA ALLEN KA, A qr 0 WASHINGTON, D. C. AppLicanl}or B.A. De/}ree

Secretary University Players, 4; Harlequin Club; Feature Editor THE 1935 WEB

JOHN MARSHALL ANDERSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicanl }or B.S. De/}ree in Bu.rine.r.r Admini.rlralion Economics Club

CHARLES BAKER ARENDALL, JR. K ~' IT il E, 0 il K, A qr 0 MOBILE, ALABAMA AppLicanlfor B.A. De/Jree

Editor-in-chief CoLLe/Jian, 4; President Alpha Psi Omega, 4; Senator-at-large, 4; Manager Varsity Basketball, 4; Harlequin Club; Varsity Club; Secretary University Players, 2; Interfraternity Council, -3; President Freshman Class, YMCA Cabinet; Philologian Literary Society, I, 2, 3; Intermediate Honors; Secretary Student Government, 3

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SAMUEL ADAMS BAGBY A /1 SAO PAULO, BRAZIL

Applicanljor B.A. Degree

President Glee Club, 4; President Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 4; Forensic Council, 4; Business Staff Collegian, 1, 2; Assistant Manager Basketball, l, 2; Vice-president Athletic Association, 3 ·

BILLY WITT BALLOU

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.S. Degree in Business Adminislralion

Interfraternity Council, 2, 3, 4; Delegate to National Interfraternity Conference, 3; Secretary-treasurer Interfraternity Dance Committee, 4, Chairman, 5; Member Richmond College Social Committee; Vice-chairman Honor Council, 5

WAVERLY WILSON BARBE ~<I>

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Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Transfer from Furman University, 3; Collegian Staff, 3_, 4; Mu Sign1a Rho Literary Society, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4; Dean's List

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EUGENE MICHAEL BAROODY ~II~'

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. Degree

DAVID EDWARD BASS, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

App!icanl}or B.S. Degree in Bu.Jine.JJ' Admini.Jlralion

Economics Club, 3, 4; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3, Vice-president, 4

HOWARD AUBREY BASS, JR. MOSELEY, VIRGINIA

App!icanl}or B.A. D egree

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BOYD HAMPTON BLANTON, JR. RUTHERFORDTON, NORTH CAROLINA

AppLt'canl}or B.S. Degree in BuJineJ'J' AdminiJ'lralion

Transfer Boiling Springs J~nior College, 3; Treasurer S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 4

ROY SIDNEY BONDURANT, JR. K~ NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

App!icanl}or B.S. Degree

Transfer from University of Virginia, 3; Intramural Athletic Council, 4; Intramural Athletics

JAMES MOTLEY BOOKER <I> r ~ LOTTSBURG, VIRGINIA

App!icanl}or B.A. Degree

University Players; Interfraternity Council; Harlequin Club

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GARLAND HAROLD BRANCH RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

/lppl/canf }or B.S. Degree

BEVERLEY LYLE BRITTON K I:, II Li E, 0 Li K, A qr

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

App!icanljor B.A. Degree

University Players; Editor-in-chief Co!legian, 3; Editorin-chief THE 1935 WEB; Editor-in-chief Spider Handbook, 4; President Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association, 2, 3; Class Historian; YMCA Cabinet; Interfraternity Council; Assistant Football Manager, 1, 2; Philologian Literary Society; Library Assistant

RAYMOND EDWARD BROOKING RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

App!icanlfor B.S. Degree

Glee Club, 4

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ROGER DUANE BROWN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. Degree

Transfer fron1 Medical College of Virginia, 3

WALTER ROGER BUCK, III 2:: II 2:: GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. Degree

Secretary YMCA, 4; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Freshman Baseball; Chemistry Club; Dean's List

FREDDIE ROLAND BUNTING TEMPERANCEVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Spider Band; Philologian Literary Society

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HUGH LATIMER CARDOZO, JR. AXA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.S. Degree in Bu.Jine.JJ' Admini.Jlralion

Intran1ural Athletics; Varsity Boxing, 3

WOODROW EARL CARTER ex MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.S. Degree in Bu.Jine.JJ' Admini.Jlralion

Assistant Football Manager, I; Intramural Athletics

THOMAS FRANCIS CASEY \VORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS

Applicanlfor B.S. Degree

Freshman Football; Varsity Football, 2, 3; Varsity Club; Manager Varsity Boxing, 4

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RICHARD HARVEY CAVAN, JR. GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Freshman Track; Treasurer S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3; Secretary-treasurer Chemistry Club, 3

CLIFTON DAVID COSBY A~ POWHATAN, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society

GEORGE WINSTON CRENSHAW <I> K

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Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Interfraternity Council; Intramural Athletic Council; Varsity Boxing, 3, 4; Varsity Club; Intramural Athletics

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THOMAS CULLEN CROUCH, JR. KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

AppLicanlfor B.A. Degree

CHARLES WILLIAM DICKINSON 2: cp E RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

AppLicanlfor B.A. Degree

JOHN RUFFING DIEDRICH 2: cp E WAVERLY, VIRGINIA

AppLicanlfor B.A. Degree

Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball, 3, 4; Varsity Club

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Applicanlfor B.S. Degree in Bu.JineJ'J' Admini.Jlration

Harlequin ·Club; Freshman Football; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3; Varsity Baseball, 2, 3; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Boxing, 3; Varsity Club

. BRUCE GRANGER DODD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.S. Degree in Bu.JineJ'J' Admini.J!ralion

Secretary-treasurer Senior Class; Forensic Council; President S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3; Swimming Team, 4

CHARLES MUNRO EDGAR AXA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.S. Degree in Bu.JineJ'J' Ad1nini.Jlralion

Interfraternity Council; Harlequin Club

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EDWIN STARKE FARLEY cI> r ~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.A. Degree

Freshman Football; University Players; 2

RICHARD AUSTIN FARRAR K~

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VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.A. Degree

Assistant Manager Football, 1; Business Staff Collegian, 2, 3

JAMES WILLIAM FLEET, JR. KA BISCOE, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.S. Degree

Harlequin Club; Philologian Literary Society; Business Staff Collegian

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MARTIN AUBREY FRANKLIN II~~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Bu.sine.s.s Ad1nini.slralion

FREDERIC REINERT FREUND

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Applicanlfor B.S. Degree in Bu.sine,f,f Adniini.slralion

Senator-at-large, 5; Business Manager THE 1935 WEB; Senator Senior Class, 4; Vice-president Harlequin Club, 4, President, 5; Secretary-treasurer Glee Club, 3, Vicepresident, 4; Assistant Managing Editor Co!Legian, 4; Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Ir.door T'rack, 2; Varsity Track, 2, 3; Varsity Football, 2; Varsity Club

WILLIAM JOHNSTON GILFILLAN A X A PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Harlequin Club; Varsity Basketball, 3; Freshman Basl{etball; Freshman Baseball; Glee Club

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KENNETH EUGENE GODFREY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Appb'canl}or B.A. Degree

HAROLD MARSI-IALL GOODMAN II KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Appficanl}or B.S. Degree

Interfraternity Council; Harlequin Club

WILLIAM LUSTER GRENOBLE T K

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Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Chairman Honor Council, 4; President Tau Kappa Alpha, 4; Forensic Council, 3, 4; Debate Team, 3, 4, Manager, 4; President Philologian Literary Society, 3; Business Staff Collegian, 3; Dean's List; Intermediate Honors

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WILLIAM CECIL GRINNAN <I> KL: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Appficanl}or B.S. Degree

Golf Team, I, 2, 3, 4

WILLIAM COGBILL HAM IT KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.A. Degree

Interfraternity Council; Harlequin Club

OLIVER MEGS HEPLER ~x RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Appficanljor B.S. Degree

Transfer from University of Virginia, 3; Chemistry Club, 3, 4

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RICHARD ADAMS HICKS SCHUYLER, VIRGINIA

. Applicanljor B.A. Degree

President Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 4; Assistant Basketball Manager, 2; YMCA Cabinet, 1, 2; Forensic Council, 3, 4; Dean's List

HARRY CARTER HUBBARD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

App!icanl}or B.S. Degree in BuJineJ'J' AdminiJlraLion

ELLIS MELLEN JAMES MEDINA, NEW YORK

Applicanljor B.A. Degree

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society

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MORTON ALEXANDER KARSH <I> A RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Interfraternity Council, 3, 4; Intramural Athletic Council_, 4; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; Intramural Athletics; Collegian Staff, 3

SAMUEL HUNTER KEISTER A L1 STUARTS DRAFT, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society

ROBERT BRANCH FORBES KELLUM RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. Degree in BuJine~rJ' AdminiJ'lralion

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Dean's List

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CLEVELAND CRADDOCK KERN ex RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant }or B.A. Degree

Interfraternity Council, 3, 4; Intramural Athletic Council; Art Editor THE 1934 WEB; Harlequin Club, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Track; Varsity Track, 3, 4

ANDERSON WADE LAMB, JR. DUMBARTON, VIRGINIA

AppLicanf}or B.S. Degree in Business Ad1ninisfrafion

Golf, 1, 2, 3; Economics Club, 3, 4, Vice-president 3; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3; Forensic Council, 3, 4

ALLAN HERBERT LANE, JR. ~

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AppLicanf}or B.A. Degree

Secretary-treasurer Glee Club, 4; Harlequin Club

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RAYMOND RAY LA.NIER, JR. SALUDA, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. De.9ree

President Phoenix Club; Business Manager Glee Club; Boxing, 3, 4; Zoology Instructor; Intermediate Honors; Dean's List

ROGER WALKER LEVERTON ~

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CYRUS OSCAR LONG, JR.

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Applicanlfor B.S. De.9ree in BuJ'ineJ'J' AdminiJ'lrafion

Transfer from Hampden-Sydney, 3

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Applicanl}or B.A. D egree

JOSEPH FRANKLIN MAHER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

RICHARD THOMAS McCRONE T KA, 0

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Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Vice-president Student Government, 4; President Forensic Council; President Social Science Society; Debate Team: S. C. Mitchell Literary Society

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THOMAS EDMUND McGEHEE KENT'S STORE, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

MEREDITH LEAKE MEADOR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. Degree in BuJinesJ AdminLrlralion

EDWARD CLEMENT MEREDITH GUILFORD COLLEGE, NORTH CAROLINA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Golf Team; Philologian Literary Society

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DAVID HENTSHEL MILLER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. D egree

Business Staff Col!egian; Secretary S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 4; Chemistry Club

ROBERT STARLING MONTGOMERY, <I> K

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Applicanl}or B.S. Degree in Bu.IineJ'J' Admini.Ilralion

Boxing, 2, 3

THOMAS HILLY MORRIS, JR. AXA MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. D egree

Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball

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Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Freshman Football; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; President Varsity Club, 4; President Athletic Association, 4; Vice-president Junior Class

OWEN LEE NEATHERY AX A, A 1Â¥ 0 FALCON ER, NEW y ORK Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Manager Freshman Track, 3; Manager Varsity Track, 4; Cheer Leader, 3, - Head Cheer Leader, 4; University Players; Treasurer Student Government, 3; Varsity Club; Harlequin Club; Glee Club, 3

ULMER HUNT NENON LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA

Applicanlfor B.S. Degree

University Players; Spider Band; Philologian Literary Society; YMCA Cabinet

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GRAYSON LEWIS NICKEL, JR.

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Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Harlequin Club

JOHN EDWARD NORFLEET ~

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App!icanljor B.A. Degree

Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4; Manager Tennis, 4; Chairman Interfraternity Athletics, 3; Interfraternity Council, 2, 3. 4; Harlequin Club; Intramural Athletic Council; Philologian Literary Society

ALBERT JOHN OCHSNER, II .<I> K

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AppLicanljor B.S. Degree

Transfer from Dartmouth College, 4

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MAU.R ICE E. BROADUS OWENS CuMBERLAND,MARYLAND

App!icanljor B.S. Degree

Transfer from University of Maryland, 4

FRED JOSEPH PARKER A~' <I> BK PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

App!icanlfor B.A. Degree

Ministerial Association, I, 2, 3, 4; Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Library Assistant

JOHN NICK PASTORE BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA

App!icanf }or B.S. Degree

Transfer from Bluefield CoJlege; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 3, 4; Medical Assistant, 3, 4; YMCA Cabinet, 4; Philologian Literary Society, 4; Photograph Editor THE 1935 WEB

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CHARLES WILBUR PETERSON I;

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Applicanl}or B .S. Degree Freshman Track; Freshman Relay Team; Varsity Track; Varsity Relay Team; Varsity Club

RICHARD CONDUFF POAGE KI;, 0

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Applicanl}or B.A. Degree YMCA Cabinet, I; President Sophomore Class; Treasurer YMCA, 2; Philologian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; Honor Council, 3; President Student Government Association, 4

PA UL HENRY POEHLER, JR. AXA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant }or B.A. Degree Secretary-treasurer Junior Class

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LEROY ELMER RA YHORN, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. Degree

Freshman Track

ANDREW CORNELIUS REDFORD, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

VERNON BRITT RICHARDSON ~

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PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Cheer Leader, 2, 3; Secretary YMCA, 3; Interfraternity Council, 3; News Editor Collegian, 3; Manager Freshman Baseball, 3; President Junior Class; Vice-president YMCA, 4; Manager Varsity Baseball, 4; Associate Editor Collegian, 4; Senator-at-large, 4; President Pi Delta Epsilon, 4; Harlequin Club; Glee Club; Philologian Literary Society; Varsity Club; University Players

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CHARLES EDW. SYLVESTER RIDGWAY II

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AppLicanl}or B.A. Degree

President YMCA. 4, Treasurer 3; Secretary Ministerial Association, 4; President Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 4; Publicity Manager Co!Legian, 2; Cheer Leader, 2; Forensic Council, 4; Debate Team, 3; Interfraternity Council, 4; Vice-president Senior Class; Dean's List

ELMER SHACKLEFORD ROBERTSON <I> BK,

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AppLicanl}or B.A. Degree

S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 1, 2; Glee Club, 3, 4; Assistant News Editor Co!Legian, 4; Dean's List

SAMUEL EDWIN RUDLIN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

AppLicanl}or B . A. Degree

Tennis Team, 1, 2, 3, 4

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Applicanl}or B.A. De,gree

Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Senator Freshman Class; Senator-at-large, 3; Secretary Honor Council, 4; President Omicron Delta Kappa, 4; Varsity Club; Dean's List

ENNO THIEME SAUER I;

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. De,gree

President Chemistry Club, 4; President S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 4, Vice-president, 3; Dean's List; Intermediate Honors

JOIIN THOMAS SCARBOROUGH DISP UTANTA, VIRGINIA

Applicant.for B.A. De,gree

President Ministerial Association, 4, Vice-president, 3

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MAXWELL ROCK SCHOOLS <I>ril FARNHAM, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshman Baseball; Glee Club, 3

PERRY KENNETH SCHULZ <I> K

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Applicant for B.S. Degree Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Freshman Relay Team; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Boxing, 3; Harlequin Club; Secretary-treasurer Varsity Club, 4

DAVID NEILL SCOTT AXA PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

AppLicanlfor B.A. Degree Freshman Football; Varsity Football, 2, 3; Varsity Boxing, 3, 4; Varsity Club; Senator Junior Class; Honor Council, 4

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HOWARD CARLISLE SMITH <I>~ Q

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Applicanl}or B.A. D egree

JOHN EL WOOD SNEAD <I> r ~ WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA

Applicanl}or B.S. D egree in Bucrine.s.s Ad1niniJ·fralion

SAMUEL FRANK STRAUS IT~

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Applicanl}or B.A. D egree Senator Senior Class; Secretary-treasurer Sophomore Class; Manager Varsity Football, 4; Manager Freshman Football, 3; WEB Staff, 1, 2, 3; Feature Editor Collegian) 2; Business Manager Collegian, 3, 4; Executive Committee Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association, 4; Business Manager University Players, 3, 4; Varsity Club; Economics Club; Treasurer S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3; Dean's List; Richmond College Social Committee

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SYDNEY CHAILLE SWANN, JR. cI> KL: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.S. Degree in Bu.Jine.JJ' Admini.Jlralion

Assistant Manager Track, 2, 3; Manager Boxing, 3; Business Manager Glee Club, 3; University Players, 3

FREDERICK JESSY VAUGHAN cI> KL: CovERT, MICHIGAN

Applicanlfor B.S. Degree in Bu.Jine.JJ' Adniini,rlralion

Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club; Varsity Boxing, 3, 4, Captain, 4; lnterfraternity Council

JOHN FRANKLIN WALL cI> L: K, 2:: II L: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.S. Depree

Transfer from George Washington University_. 3

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JAMES CLAIBORNE WEST <I>rLi NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. Degree in Business Adminislralion

Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Varsity Club

CLAUD MINTON WHITLEY <I> K

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Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Collegian Staff, 2; Secretary-treasurer Glee Club, 2, 3; Interfraternity Council, 2; Assistant Manager Baseball, 2; YMCA Cabinet, 2, 3, 4

ROLAND SYLVESTER WRIGHT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.S. Degree in Business Admini.rlralion

Golf T earn, 3, 4

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MARION BEAZLEY ALLPORT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Westhampton Business Manager THE 1935 WEB; Business Manager May Day, 4; Les Femmes Savantes, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4

CATHERINE BEVERLEY BATES A 1¥ 0 ASHLAND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3; University Players; International Relations Club, 4; Art Editor The Jlfe.FJ'enger, 4; YWCA Cabinet, 4

LOTTIE BURTON BRITT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B. A. Degree

Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Class Basketball, 1; Class Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Les Femmes Savantes, 1, 2, 3

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MARGARET VIRGINIA BROWN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Freshman Commission; Class Hockey, I, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3, 4; Secretary Senior Class

ELIZABETH HAMILTON CANNON A 'Y 0, T KA ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Treasurer University Players, 3, Vice-president, 4; Business Manager Debate Council, 2, President, 3; Secretarytreasurer Tau Kappa Alpha, 3, President, 4; University Choir, I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-treasurer El Picaro, 2, 3; Varsity Hockey, 4; Class Basketball, 3, 4; Class Historian, 2, 3; Feature Editor Collegian, 3, 4; Chairman Organ Fund, 2, 3, 4; Feature Editor THE 1935 WEB

MARIA THERESA CARTER <I> BK ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

Appllcanljor B.A. Degree

Mortar Board; President Freshman Class; Class Basketball, t 2; Varsity Basketball, t 2; Class Hockey, I, 2, 3; Varsity Hockey, I, 2, 3; Sophomore Representative Executive Council; President Junior Class; President International Relations Club, 4

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HELEN CAULFIELD <I> BK, T KA PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree President Mortar Board; Freshman Commission; Class Hockey, 4; Vice-president Debate Council, 2, Business Manager, 3; President Les Femmes Savantes, 3; President Tau Kappa Alpha, 2, 3, Secretary, 4; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Secretary Junior Class; President Senior Class

DOROTHY WILSON CHEWNING CHILESBURG, VIRGINIA

./lpplicanl}or B.A. Degree Freshman Cheer Leader; University Choir, l; College Cheer Leader, 2, 3

ELIZABETH HUNTINGDON CLARY BOWLING GREEN, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree University Choir, 4; Glee Club, 3; Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Tennis, 2, 3; Class Track, 1, 2; Fire Chief, 4; Music Chairman May Day, 4

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MARY NELSON DECKER FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA

App!icanljor B.A. Degree

YWCA Cabinet, 2, 4; University Choir, 3, 4; Class Hockey, I, 2, 3, 4; Class Basl{etball, 1, 2, 3

MARY PATTESON EARLY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.A. Degree

Les Femmes Savantes, 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary Sophomore Class; Vice-president Junior Class; Day Student Representative Executive Council, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3; University Players

OTELIA MILDRED FRANCIS GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.A. Degree

Class Track, 2, 3; Phoenix Club

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KATHERINE nuVAL GR·A CE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

£1pplicanljor B.A. Degree Les Femmes Savantes, 3, 4; International Relations Club, 4

MARGARET CHERBURY GRAVATT ELLERSON, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.A. Degree Secretary-treasurer YWCA, 2; Secretary-treasurer Debate Council, 2; Glee Club, 2, 3; Business Staff THE 1935 WEB

MARY ANNE GUY cl> BK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree Westhampton Editor THE 1935 WEB; University Players; Secretary Freshman Class

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ANNA ELIZABETH HALLETT NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

App!icanljor B.A. Degree

Mortar Board; President College Government, 4, Corresponding Secretary, 3, Recording Secretary, 2; University Choir, 2, 3; YWCA Cabinet, 2, 3; Phoenix Club

ALICE LOUISE HARRINGTON ~II~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

App!icanlfor B .A. Degree

Secretary Mortar Board, 4; Treasurer Sigma Pi Sign1a, 4; Westhampton Editor Spider Handbook, 4 ; Intermediate Honors; Varsity Hockey, 2, 3; Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball, l; Snapshot Editor THE 1935 WEB; S. P . M. C. ; Physics Assistant

MARY EVELYN HARRINGTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.A. Degree

Mortar Board ; Varsity Basketball, 1; Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1; Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Business Manager Th e .ilfeJJenger, 3; Publicity Manager YWCA, 3; Art Editor THE 1934 WEB; May Day Committee, 4; S. P. M . C.

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JAQUELIN AMBLER JOHNSTON Ao/ 0 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Mortar Board; Les Femmes Savantes, 2, 3, 4; Vice. president Athletic- Association, 3; Senior Representative Executive Council; President University Players, 4

GERTRUDE DURANT LEWIS CULPEPER, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Les Femmes Savantes, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Treasurer College Government, 3; Vice-chairman Judiciary Board, 4; University Choir, 4

FLORENCE ELIZABETH LOWE TsINGTAU, CHINA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 4; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Manager, 3; Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, · Captain, 1; Class Basket ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2; Varsity Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 2 ; Class Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 1; Life Saving, 3, 4; President Glee Club, 3; University Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4; University Players; , Blazer Winner, 2; Seal Winner, 3

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MARTHA ELIZABETH MARSTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer, 3; International Relations Club, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer Junior Class; Treasurer Athletic Association, 3; Costume Chairman May Day, 4

SUE COOK McCLU·R E <PB K RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Intermediate Honors; Editor The llfeJJenger, 4; Associate Editor THE 1935 WEB; Managing Editor Collegian, :$, Feature Editor, 2; Secretary Phoenix Club, 4; University Players; Publications Board, 2, 3; Class Tennis Team, 1, 2, 3, Captain 1; Class Hockey, 1, 3; Class Track, 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 1, 2; Les Femmes Savantes, 2; University Choir, 1

MARY PEMBER TON MILLS A'¥ Q RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

President Athletic Association, 4; University Players; Debate Council, 1, 2; Varsity Debate Team, 2; Varsity Hockey, 3, 4; Varsity Basket ball, 2, 3; Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Representative College Government; Cheer Leader, 2; Collegian Staff, 2

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DOROTHY MAE NALLE CULPEPER, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Les Femmes Savantes; El Picaro; S. P. M. C.

JESSIE ELEANOR NEALE BEALETON, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Mortar Boar4; President Sophomore Class; Manager Basketball, 2; Class Hockey, lj 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3; Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Class -B asketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Tennis, 3; Track Winner, 3; Junior Representative . Judiciary Board; Chairman Judiciary Board, 4; Blazer Winner, 3; Seal Winner, 3; Phoenix Club; University Choir, 4

NAN BYRD OWEN TKA JARRATT, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; El Picaro, 2, 3; President Debate Council, 4; Secretarytreasurer International Relations Club, 4; University Choir; Intermediate Honors

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MARJORIE REBA PURYEAR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

International Relations Club; Glee Club

FRANCES ELEANOR ROWLETT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Class Basketball, 1, 2; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2; President International Relations Club, 3; Physics Assistant, 4

JEAN ARMSTRONG SHAFER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2; Class Track, 1; Les Femmes Savantes, 1

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GLADYS TILSON SMITH RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree Business Staff THE 1935 WEB; Les Femmes Savantes, l; El Picaro, 2

MINNIE DELAPLANE SMITH DELAPLANE, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree Sophomore

Representative Judiciary Cabinet, 2

Board;

YWCA

FLORENCE RHEA TALLEY <I> BK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

. Applicanl}or B.A. Degree Assistant Editor Collegian, 4, News ~ditor, 3; President Les Femmes Savantes, 4, Program Chairman, 3; International Relations Club, 4; Associate Editor Messenger, 3

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MARGARET DOWNER TAYLOR MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Glee Club, 2, 3; Unive!.·sity Choir, 2, 3; Class Song Leader, 3; Class Hockey, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Y\VCA Cabinet, 3, 4; Junior Representative Executive Council; Faculty Editor THE 1935 WEB; Vice-president Senior Class

LAURA MAY THOMASSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

CORNELIA CONSTANCE VADEN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

President El Picaro, 4

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ESTELLE EDWARDS VEAZEY WEST POINT, VIRGINIA

App!icanl}or B.S. Degree

University Choir

MARGARET MINOR WALKER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA

App!icanl}or B.A. Degree

Class Basketball, 2, 3; Class Hockey, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey, 3, 4; Secretary Athletic Association, 3; Vicepresident YWCA, 4; Treasurer Senior Class; Faculty Editor THE 1935 WEB; May Day Committee, 4; Phoenix Club

HARRIET MARSHALL WALTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Varsity Hockey, tain, 2; Varsity I, 2, 3, 4; Class Class Tennis, 4;

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HAZEL WARD WEA VER FORK UNION, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Class Basketball, I; International Relations Club; Advertising Staff Collegian, 4; Phoenix Club

MARGARET ELIZABETH WHITESEL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or B.A. Degree

Les Femmes Savantes, I

HELEN MAURY WHITTEN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor B.A. D egree

International Relations Club

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SUSAN GARLAND WHITTET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. D egree

Class Basketball, 1, 2; Class Hockey, 2, 3; Class Track, 2, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3; Treasurer Athletic Association, 2; Social Chairman Les Femmes Savantes, 4

T--10LA ERSELLE WILLIAMS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. De,qree

Vice-president El Picaro, 3

EVELYN MARIE WYCOFF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanlfor B.A. Degree

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JACK BARNEY <I> A PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

Applicanljor LL.B. Degree McN eill Law Society; Law School Business Manager THE 1935 WEB; President Freshman Class

ANTHONY JAMES BAROODY ~

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Applicanlfor LL.B. Degree President Student Government, 3; Law School Editor THE 1934 WEB; State Bar Club; Librarian McNeill Law Society

GEORGE RANEY BRYANT ~ ~

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Applicanl}or LL.B. Degree President Intermediate Class ; Honor Court

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TIMOTHY OSWALD CREMIN TULSA, OKLAHOMA

AppLicanl}or LL.B. Degree

JAMES KENNETH CUNNINGHAM ~

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AppLicanl}or LL.B. Degree

A.B. New River College; State Bar Club; Vice-president Senior Class

WARREN FORREST CURTIS ~

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AppLicanl}or LL.B. Degree

McNeill Law Society; State Bar Club

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JOHN SPENCER GILMORE AX A, II A E RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or LL.B. De,qree

B.A. University of Richmond; President Freshman Class; Business Manager THE 1932 WEB; Varsity Club; Harlequin Club; Manager Baseball, 1932; Track, 1930; St~te Bar Club; Law School Editor THE 1935 WEB

ERNEST CLINTON JOHNSON L: N <I>, 0 K lJf" SANDSTON, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or LL.B. Degree

B.S., Virginia Military Institute; State Bar Club

MAX LASTER <I> A RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or LL.B. Degree

B.A., University of Richmond; Chancellor McNeill Law Society; Senator Intermediate Class; State Bar Club; Vice-president Student Government; Senior Librarian; President Senior Class

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WILLIAM GRIFFITH PURCELL L: N <I> RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicanl}or LL.B. Degree

State Bar Club; Senator-at-large; McNeill Law Society

JACOB KENNETH RADER L: N <I> RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

AppLicanl}or LL.B. Degree

B.S. University of Richmond; Vice-chancellor McNeill Law Society; Senator, 2; Honor Court; State Bar Club

WILLIAM VENABLE RENNIE PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

AppLicanl}or LL.B. Degree

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RICHMOND John S. Hryharrow, jr.

COLLEGE . . . President

Charles H. Ryland . . . .

J.

Wilbur Cook

. Senator

. . . . Vice-president

William S. Hopson . .

Secretary

Willis H. Wills . . . .

Treasurer

THE

CLASS

As the year draws to a close, the class of '36 once more turns its eyes back over the even ts that form the subject of its history. It reviews with some smiling its growth from a rather silent group, wpich express'e d its personality in youthful reserve, to an organisation full of the strength and the stature due a college and a Junior Class. At Richmond College the Juniors have been active individually in various forms of excurricular activities, but have been rather limited in the scope of their activities as a group. Their main project as a class was the sponsoring of the Junior Prom, as established by the present Seniors-a formal card dance-in an attempt to bring to the campus a new form of entertainment, with m _o re dignity than is usually characteristic of dances here. Although the affair this year was not as successful financially as the first venture, the class feels that it is a project worth keeping before the campus eye. The class was led throughout the year by Johnny Hryharrow as president, "Buddy" Cook as vice-president, Billy Hopson as secretary, "Pee Wee" Wills as treasurer, and Charlie Ryland as senator. The Westhampton class has been more active than their contemporaries on the opposite side of the lake. Not only have they been active as

individuals, but also as a group they have spon-

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE Kathryn S. Conner ..

President

Miss Maude Woodfin . . . . . Sponsor Katherine Ellis . .

. Vice-president

Judi th P. Hodges

Secretary

Esther C. Walsh .

Treasurer

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sored several campus activities. The annual Junior-Freshman wedding, always an outstanding event, was carried through with the usual eclat. The contribution to the Margaret James Memorial Room will long be remembered, as years go by. Last but not least, the bluecellophaned Junior Prom, led by the president, Kay Conner, and participated in by the other officers, Kitty Ellis, vice-president, Judith Hodges, secretary, and Esther Walsh, treasurer, will long remain in the minds of the members, at least, as one of the outstanding social affairs of the season. Throughout the year, encouragement, advice, and comradeship have been the contribution of Miss Maude Woodfin as sponsor. And so the classes of '36, their faces shining with the joys of small accomplishments, and with the anticipation of further achievements as the real leaders of the University in their Senior year guiding their thoughts, prepare for their final year on campus, knowing that it will prove the best both in pleasure alone and in the pleasure that comes from doing a job well.

IN MEMORIAM GEORGE WASHINGTON SANDERS,

White Stone, Virginia 1913-1934

jr., ' 36

JOSEPH A. ALEXANDER KA

P. LANIER ANDERSON

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

DANVILLE, VIRGINIA

B. A. Cour.Je

B.A. Cour.Je Co/Legian Staff

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J. RUFFIN APPERSON <I>~

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SAMUEL H. BAKER, JR. II~~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Cour.Je

B.S. Cour.Je

Intramural Athletic Council

JAMES G. BALDWIN

AXA

HILAIRE E. BECK, JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B. S. Cour.Je

B.S. Cour.Je Collegian Staff

Dean's List; Business Staff THE 1933 WEB

RICHMOND COLLEGE

MILTON BERLAD NEw YORK, N E w YORK

B.A. Cour.Je

Chemistry Club

FRED BLACK, JR. KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B. S. Cour.Je Cross Country, 3; Cheer Leader 2, 3; Dean's List

W.R. BOWERS

E. GUTHRIE BROWN II~~' II~ E

P E NOLA, VIRGINIA

RICH M OND, VIRGINIA

Pre-law Cour.Je

B.A. Course !'Jews Editor Co!Legian; Harle-

Mu Sigma Rh:) Literary Society

quin Club; Junior Prom Committee

E. WINFREY BROWN FR E D E RI C K BU R G, VIR G I N I A

B. A . Cour.Je

Freshman Football; Freshn1an Basketball; Freshman Baseball· Varsity Football, 2; Varsity Bas~ ketball, 2, 3; .Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club

KENNETH J. CHERRY K~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Pre-medical Cour.Je

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STANLEY J. CIECKO <I> · ~ Q NEw HAVEN, CoNN. B.S. CourJe Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; Assistant Sports Editor THE 1935 WEB; Assistant Sports Editor Collegian, 3

W. TREDWAY COLEMAN,JR

ex CASCADE, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Freshman Football; Collegian Business Staff, 2, 3

J. WILBUR COOK ~ <I> E, T KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B. A. CourJe Freshman Basket b aU ; Go 1f Team; Vice-president Junior Class; Advertising Service Manager Collegian

WOODROW W. CLARK A~

GLADYS, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Freshman Track; Varsity Track; Varsity Club; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Vice-president Ministerial Association; Glee Club FORREST L. COLLIER, JR. K A, II ~ E, 0 ~ K PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Treasurer Student Government, 3; Harlequin Club; Interfraternity Council, 3; Assistant Track Manager, 2, 3; Collegian Staff, · 1, 2; Manager Accounts Collegian, 3; YMCA Cabinet, 2, 3; Intramural Athletic Council, 3

AUBREY M. DA VIS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe Freshman Track; Varsity Track, 3

RICHMOND .C O L L E G E

WILLIAM D. DICKINSON ~<PE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe

CHARLES E. DRINARD, JR.

ex RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe

SAMUEL MACATU EARLE <I> K ~ MILLDALE, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Intramural Boxing, 2, 3

GAIUS W. DIGGS, JR. <I> K ~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Sena tor Freshman Cl~ss; Secretary Student Government, 3; Honor Council; Harlequin Club; Freshman Football; Varsity Football, 2

DAVID A. DUTROW, JR. A 'XA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Freshman Track

W. LAMAR EDWARDS, JR. II~~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe YMCA Cabinet; Richmond College Editor Spider Handbook, 3

WILLIAM J. FALLIS IT Li E, 0 Li K ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJe Assis~ant ~ ews Editor Collegian, 3; l!n1v~rs1ty Players; Glee Club; Un1vers1ty Choir路 Ministerial As s o c i a t ion ; I ~ t e r m e d i ate Honors

STANFORD C. FINNEY

AXA BASSETTS, VIRGINIA

B.S. CourJe Freshman Football

H. JACOB FLAX <P

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. CourJe Interfraternity Council, 3; Intramural Athletic Council 3 路 ' ' D ean' s L'1st; Intermediate Honors; Chemistry Club; Reporter Collegian, 2, 3

GRIFFIN T. GARNETT, III <PK~' T KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJe Debating Team, 2, 3; Secretarytreasurer Tau Kappa Alpha, 3; Cheer Leader, 2, 3; University Players, 3; Faculty Editor THE 1935 WEB

RICHMOND COLLEGE

ERNEST T. GEARHEART RICIIMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJ'e Track Squad, 2, 3 路 Collegian A~vertising Staff, '3; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3; Dean's List

VIRGIL C. GRAY K~ PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY

J. WESTON GILL

AXA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. CourJe Freshman Track; Varsity Track路 Varsity Club '

WILFRED B. GREGORY, JR. IT KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. CourJ'e

B.S. CourJe Freshman Track

JAMES 1\. GRIFFIN <Pr Li

W. LINWOOD HADEN, JR.

RICIIMO rD, VIRGI

B.S. CourJ'e Harlequin Club

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. CourJ'e Chemistry Club

JAMES T. FRANCIS K~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. CourJ'e Cheer Leader, 3; Collegian Staff, 3; Track, 3

E. CHAISTY GARRETT I{~, IT Li E KING WILLIAM, VIRGINIA

B.S. CourJe Secretary-treasurer Athletic Association, 2, 3; Harlequin Club; Secretary-treasurer Philolo ffian Literary Society, 2, 3; Assistant Manager Baseball, 2, 3; Assistant Business Manager CoL!egian,3

GEORGE A. HARRIS, JR. A~

CULLEN, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; YMCA Cabinet;Ministerial Association

HERBERT H. HASH CHANCELLOR, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Freshman Basket ball; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Track; Varsity Basket ball; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Track

C. PITTMAN HA YNES PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe Chemistry Club; Spider Band; Assistant Track Manager

ROBERT B. HARRIS <P ~ Q, II~ E RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Secretary Intramural Athletic Council, 3; Assistant Basketball Manager, 1, 2; YMCA Cabinet, 2, 3; Advertising Manager THE 1935 WEB; Collegian Staff; Social Science Society; Manager Varsi ty Golf, 3, 4

H.P. HATCHER II~~

BIG STONE GAP, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe

WILLIAM S. HOPSON KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A·. CourJe Activities Editor THE 1935 WEB; Secretary Junior Class

RICHMOND COLLEGE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Sports Editor, Collegian, 3

JOHNS. HRYHARROW, JR. <P ~ Q NEW HA VEN, CONNECTICUT B.A. CourJe Freshman Foot ball; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Honor Council, 2, · 3; Varsity Football, 2; Harlequin Club; President Junior Class; Interfraternity Conference Representative, 3; Interfraternity Dance Committee, 3; Varsity Boxing, 3

URAL R. HUMPHRIES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Freshman Foot ball; Varsity Football, 2, 3; Varsity Track, 2, 3; Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4

VERNON C ~ KIBLER <P ~ Q WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA B.A. CourJe Treasurer YMCA, 3; Assistant Manager Baseball, 2; Circulation Manager Collegian, 3

GARLAND B. KINCHELOE <P ~ Q RocKY MouNT, N. C . B.S. CourJe YMCA Cabinet; Assistant Manager Foot ball, 2; Junior Prom Committee; University Players; Manager Freshman Boxing

HARRY L. KING, JR. KA HENRY, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe YMCA Cabinet; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society

JULIAN C. HOUSEMAN II~E

LEON F. KING RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe

DAVID KRAPIN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe Varsity Basketball, 2, 3; Vicepresident Chemistry Club, 3; Intramura] Boxing, 2; Varsity Boxing, 3 GEORGE B. LACY K~

SAUL KRUGMAN PATERSON, NEW JERSEY B.S. CourJe Transfer from Ohio State

MIL TON J. LESNIK <I> A NEW ARK, NEW JERSEY B.A. CourJe Philologian Literary Society; Debating Team; Interfraternity Council; Subscription Manager THE 1935 WEB ; Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Social Science Society; Collegian Staff

R I C H M 0 N D c 0 L L E· G E

JULIAN MANGUS R ICHMOND, VIRGINIA B .S. CourJe Mu Sigm a Rho L iterary Society

SIDNEY T . MATTHEWS, . JR. K ~-' II ~ E, 0 ~ K RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B .A. CourJe Managing Editor Collegian, 3; Assistant Manager Basketball, 2; Manager Freshman Basketball, 3; YMCA Cabinet; Philologian Literary Society; Forensic Council, 3; CJ ass Historian HUGH E. McGUIRE K~

ALLEN G . McCABE, JR. ~<I> E R ICHMOND, VIRGINIA B .S . Co urJe Intram ural B oxing, 2, 3

R ICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe Interfraternity Council; Assistant Business Manager THE 1935 W EB; CoL!egian Staff, 1, 2; Business Staff University Players; Harlequin Club

OWEN W. MER E DIT H R ICHMOND, VIRGINIA B .A. CourJe Golf Team, 2

ELLIS MILLER, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINJA B. A . CourJe

CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE B.S. CourJe ' Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football, 2_, 3; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3; Varsity Baseball, 2, 3; Senator Sophomore Class; Senator-at-large, 3; Intramural Athletic Council; Intramural Boxing, 2

DAVID H . MAGID RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe

DAVE A. PARKER <I>~

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJ·e Spider Band, 3

ROBERT T. PARRISH CHARLESTON, SouTH CAROLINA B.A. CourJe

HARRY 0. PATTESON <I> K ~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Manager Freshman Football, 3

JAMES F. PARKINSON, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe Chemistry Club; Freshman Football

SIDNEY B. PASSAMANECK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe Business Manager Spider Band, 3

WILLIAM

j. PHILLIPS

II K <I> LINDEN, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe Transfer from Roanoke College, 3

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ARTHUR W . RICH, JR. · A~

SANDSTON, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Freshman Track; Dean's List

CHARLES H. RYLAND <I> r ~, T K A, 0 ~ K UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, VA. B.A. CourJe Sena tor Junior Class; Secretary Board of Publications, 3; Debating Team, 2, 3; Forensic Council; President Philologian Literary Society; Spider Band

EDWARD M. SCHAAF

AXA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe F reshn1an Foot ball; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Track; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Boxing; Vice-president Sophomore Class

JOHN M. STONE, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B .S. CourJe

P. McK. SHIFLETT

II KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe

DOUGLAS C. TABB AXA WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA B.A. CourJe Philologi~n Literary Society

RANDOLPH P. TABB <I>

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G. THOMAS TAYLOR <I> ~ 0, II~ E

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Cour.Ie Harlequin Club; Interfraternity Council; Philologian Literary Society; Business Staff THE 1935 WEB; Intramural Athletic Council

B.A. Cour.Ie WEB Staff, 1, 2; Class Editor THE 1935 WEB; Interfraternity Council; Dean's List; Harlequin Club; Social Science Society

BARTY G. TENORE K~

R. P. THISTLETHWAITE

BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK

K~

B.A. Cour.Ie Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, 2, 3; Varsity Track, 2, 3; Intramural Boxing, 2; Varsity Boxing, 3

FRED H. TIMBERLAKE II~~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Cour.Ie Harlequin Club; Interfraternity Council; YMCA Cabinet

RICHMOND COLLEGE

B. M. WHITE-HURST

HERBERT A. WILLIS, JR.

A~

BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Cour.Ie Ministerial Association

B.A. Cour.Ie Philologian Literary Society; YMCA Cabinet

WILLIS H. WILLS

WALTER G. WINSLOW

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PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

B.A. Cour.Ie Freshman Track; Varsity Boxing, 2, 3; Varsity Club; Dean's List; Treasurer Junior Class

CHARLES H. WOOD, JR.

ex

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Cour.Ie Interfraternity Council

K~

BRONXVILLE, NEW

y

ORK

B.S. Cour.Ie Freshman Foot ball; Varsity Foot balt 2; Varsity Boxing, 2; Varsity Club; Junior Prom Committee

G. STUART WOODSON II KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Cour.Ie

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Cour.Ie Tran sfer from Carroll College; Sports Editor THE 1935 WEB

BRAXTON B. TOWNSEND <I> K

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PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

B.A. Cour.Ie Assistant Boxing Manager

LUCY B. BLACKWELL BEVERLEYVILLE, VIRGINIA B.A. Cour.Ie Co!legian Staff, 1; Class Basketball, 1, 3; Class Hockey, 3

FRANCES BOWERS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. Cour.Ie

MARGARET BOWERS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. Cour.Ie Junior Representative to Executive Council; Co!Legian Business Staff, 3; Class Cheer Leader, 2; Chemistry Club, 3

MARY W. BROCK APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA B.S. Cour.Ie Transfer Bethel Women's College; Chemistry Club, 3; Glee Club, 3

LOUISE CALLISON RUPERT, WEST VIRGINIA B.A. Cour<re Transfer from Averett College

M. ANNA CASTELVECCHI RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B .A. Cour.Ie

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

M. ELIZABETH CHAPMAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. Cour.Ie Varsity Hockey, 1, 2; Class Hockey; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2; Class Basketball; Varsity Tennis, 2; Class Tennis, Captain; Westhampton Sports Editor CoLLegian, 3

LU FRANK CHERRY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. Cour.Ie

KATHRYN S. CONNER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. Cour.Ie Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Class Basketball; Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Class Hockey; Class Tennis, 1, 2, 3, Manager, 2; Manager Track, 3; Vice-president Sophomore Class; President Junior Class

H. ELIZABETH CONWELL ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA B.A. Cour.Ie Managing Editor Collegian, 3; Recording Secretary College Government, 2

SARAH COVEY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. Cour.Ie Glee Club, 3; Co!Legian Staff, 3

MILDRED CROWDER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. Cour.Ie

REBEKAH E. DAVIDSON RHOADESVILLE, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe El Picaro

HELEN DENOON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S. CourJe Advertising Staff Col!epian, 3; Class Track, 2

KATHRYN ELLIS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. Course Secretary Freshman Class; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Class Basketball, l; Class Hockey, 1; Class Track, 1; El Picaro, 1, 2; Co!Legian Staff, 3

MILDRED L. ELLYSON A'¥ 0 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. Course University Players, 2, 3; Botany Lab Instructor, 3

HELEN E. FALLS NARUNA, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe

ESTHER ETHEL FIG UL Y QuINTON, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJ·e

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

ELIZABETH R. FOLKES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Photograph Editor THE 1935 W EB; YWCA, 3; Senior Life Saver, 1

FRANCES S. FRAZER CHARLES TowN, WEST VIRGINIA B.A. CourJe Judiciary Board, 3; House President, 3; University Choir, 1, 2

MARGUERITE P. HALL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B .A. Course

DOROTHY M. HARRISON N ASHVILLF, TENNESSEE B.A. Course

JUDITH P. HODGES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B ..d. Course Transfer from Duke University; Secretary Junior Class; Reporter Collegian, 3; University Players

VIRGINIA INGRAM RJCHMO v D, VIRGINIA B.S. Course Cheniistry Club, 3; International Relations Club, 2

ELIZABETH KELLEY MT. VERNON, NEW YORK

B.A. CourJ'e

Treasurer College Government, 3

VIRGINIA KIRK OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA

B.A. CourJ'e

Secretary Debate Council, 2, Vice-president, 3; Secretarytreasurer French Club, 3; Assistant Sports Editor Collegian, 2; YWCA Cabinet, 3

ANN E. KINCANON ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJ'e

Secretary Freshman Class; Corresponding Secretary Glee Club, 3

MARTHA JETER LAZENBY

TKA BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJ·e

University Choir, 3; El Picaro, 3; Debate Council, 3

FLORENCE MARSTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJ'e

MILDRED W. MYRICK

Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Class Hockey; Varsity Basket ball, 1, 2, 3-; Captain Freshman Basketball; Class Tennis, 2; Senior Life Saver; Treasurer Athletic Association, 3; YWCA Cabinet)

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJ'e

Transfer from College of William and Mary

1, 2, 3

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

RAE NORFORD HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

B.A. CourJ'e

Corresponding Secretary College Government, 3

MAYSVILLE J. OWENS CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND

B.A. CourJ'e

YWCA Cabinet, 3

RUTHE. PARKER DANVILLE, VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJ'e

LYNDEL A. PITT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Freshman Representative Executive Council; Representative Judiciary Board, 2, 3; House President, 3; YWCA Cabinet, 3; University Choir, 2, 3 ·

Assistant Business Manager Collegian, 3; Chemistry Club, 3

SARAH POOLE

ALICE E. PUGH

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

B.A. CourJ'e

B.A. Cour.se

B.S. CourJ'e

MARJORIE PUGH

MARIA I. ROBERT

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course Class Track, 2; Class Hockey, 2; Captain Junior Tennis Team

SAN JuAN, PuERTO Rico

B.A. Course Transfer from University of Rio

ANNE P. RYLAND RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ALICE G. RYLAND UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND,

vA.

B.S. Course Class Hockey; University Choir

CAROLINE A. SHAFER A 1Y 0 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course Vice-president Freshman Class; President Sophomore Class; University Players, 2, 3; Les Femmes Savantes, 3; Class Editor THE 1935 WEB; YWCA, 3; Assistant Cheer Leader, 3

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

ESTHER C. WALSH RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course International Relations Club, 3; Vice-president Junior Class; Exchange Editor The ll1essenger, 3

JACQUELINE WARNER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

MARGARET L. WATKINS DUBLIN, GEORGIA

B.A. Course Freshman Commission; Business Staff Collegian, 2; Les Femn1es Savantes, 2; Class Hockey, 2; Business Manager ll1essenger, 3

LOU CHAPMAN WHITE PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course Glee Club, 3; University Choir, 3

FRANCES WILLIAMS MARY VIRGINIA WHITE

SCOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3; International Relations Club, 3

B.A. Course

B.A. Course YWCA Cabinet, I; Class Hockey, I, 2, 3; Class Basketball, I; Business Staff Co!le~qian, 2, 3; International Relations Club

MARYE. STEPHENSON

TKA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B. A. Course Vice-president Debate Council, 2, Treasurer, 3; Les Femmes Savantes, I, 2, 3; Class Hockey, 3

INTERMEDIATES Since the course at the T. C. Williams School of Law covers only three years, there can be neither Sophomores nor Juniors in its midst and for this reason those who have completed the first year successfully and are now entoiled in the vagrancies of EVIDENCE and PRACTICE are called Intermediates. During 1934-'35 they have been led by: John R. Brinser George N. Study Ben F. Woodson .

. . . President . . Vice-president Secretary-treasurer

EDMUND J. ABBOTT, JR. AXA WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT

Ex-Washington and Lee

GEORGE E. ALLEN, JR. Ll

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Ex-Virginia Polytechnic Institute

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T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

ALFRED S. ANDERSON, JR. KA, 0 Ll K RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. William and Mary; Bar Club

VIVIAN R. BETHEL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Glee Club; McNeill Law Society

HANFORD K. BOOKER PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

B.A. McGill University

JOHN R. BRINSER <9 X, 0 Ll K RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Hampden-Sydney College; Student Senate; President Intermediate Class

T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

SAMUEL R. BUXTON, JR. KA NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

Ex-Wake Forest College

EDWARD CARBONE 0 Ll K WEST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT

B.S. University of Richmond; M.S. University of Virginia

CHARLESP. CRAWLEY ~<I>

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APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA

Ex-Washington a~d Lee; Friars

J. MARKER DERN ~

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LITTLESTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA

Ex-Western Maryland College

T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

JOHN G. FOLKES L'.l

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Ex-Virginia Military Institute; Treasurer Student Government

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CHARLES W. GIVENS, JR. <I> BK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. University of Richmond; Treasurer Freshman Class; McN eill Law Society

HERMAN GROSS <PB K RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. University of Richmond; Me.Neill Law Society; State Bar Club; Honor Court

Z. V. JOHNSON, JR. ~<I>

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DANVILLE, VIRGINIA

McN eill Law Society; Honor Court

T. C . WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

T. DA VIS JONES, JR. KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

McNeill Law Society

CLARENCE P. KEARFOTT ~

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MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA

A.B. Virginia Military Institute; Secretary Freshman Class; Secretary Student Government; McN eill Law Society

CHARLES W. KENT K ~' D. 8 <I> RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. University of Richmond; State Bar Club

WILLIAM H. KING 1Â¥ y RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

A.B. Dartmouth College; Harvard Law School, '34; Scott Law Club, Harvard

T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

AR THUR R. KINGDON ex BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA

Ex-Concord S. T. C.; Freshman Law Prize; Student Senate; Assistant Librarian; Vice-chancellor McNeill Law Society

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Ex-University of Virginia

H. A. MAURICE, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

WILLIAM IRBY MONCURE KA BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA

Vice-president Intermediate Class

T . C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

WILLIAM M. POPE ~

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Washington and Lee

EVERETT S. SLAGLE L: N <P NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Vice-president Freshman Class; McNeill Law Society; Staff assistant THE 1935 WEB

GEORGE N. STUDY

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Ex-Temple University; Vice-president Intermediate Class

CHARLES T. TINSLEY, JR. KL: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Ex-University of Virginia

T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

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Ex-V'ii·ginia Military Institute

M. BALDWIN WATTS, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Sena tor Freshman Class

ESTHER S. WEINBERG FREDERICK, MARYLAND

R. GRANGER WEST <I> r ~ NEWPORT NEWS,. VIRGINIA

Student Senate; McNeill Law Society; Staff assistant THE 1935 WEB

T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

R. WESTWOOD WINFREE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

State Bar Club

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Ex-Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Senator-at-large 2; Secretary Intermediate Class

RICHMOND

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COLLEGE

Dickinson

. . . President

Fletcher L. Raiford

. . . . Sena tor

Alfred

E. Parker Brown . . . . Vice-president

J. -Davis Ewell, j r.

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. . . . Secretary

George L. Harper . . .

. Treasurer

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THE It seems almost impossible, as we review the events of one of our more important college years, 1934-35, that we of 1937 are coming into that stage of said college existence wherein we will be known as "upperclassmen." It seems (although we should never let Freshmen hear us admit it) that it has been practically no time at all since we were groveling at the feet of our superiors and trying hard to become acclim~ ted to a new sort of life- that of the college campus. To say that 1934-35 has been eventful in our life, individually and as a class, is to understate the case considerably. Certainly the training given the "rats" has been of great importance both at Richmond and Westhampton. The various "Pajama Parades," the guarding of the William and Mary bonfire, resulting in the kidnapping of two students, "Rat courts", limitation of privileges, "Rat Night" at Westhampton and what not, all planned by the class_, will linger long in our minds. Aside from "ratting" activities, however, there have been other things to occupy our minds. The Richmond Sophomores, under the leadership of Al Dickinson as president, Parker Brown as vice-president, "Dinky" Ewell as secretary, George Harper as treasurer, and Fletcher Raiford as senator, handled various

class affairs including the

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James L. Warren . . A. Louis To bias

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W. Murphy

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WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE Louise Thompson . . . . . . . President Miss Marjorie Rivenburg . . .. Sponsor Ann M. Weir . . . . . . Vice-president Margaret Mitchell.

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Nancy Chappell . .

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down 1) Sophon1ore-Freshman Prom in the spring. Various members of the class held pron1inent positions in numerous ex-curricular activities and organisations. At Westhampton the Sophs were even more active, presenting for the first time on campus a Christmas Miracle Play, with the help and encouragement of the class sponsor, Miss Marjorie Rivenburg. Two dances were also presented during the year, and the class won for the second consecutive year the tennis and basketball championships. As the year draws to a close, the class, under President Louise Thompson, Vice-president Ann Weir, Secretary Margaret Mitchell and Treasurer Nancy Chappell, is making plans to take over the project started by its sister class, the present Seniors- the Organ Fund. Likewise, they are planning for those same Seniors, such commencement activities as the garden party, the Daisy Chain, and the Senior-Sophomore breakfast. At T. C. Williams, the Class of 1937, though Freshmen, is also beginning to come more and more into the limelight of student affairs, under the leadership of James L . Warren as president, Louis Tobias as vice-president, and J. W . Murphy as secretary. The y ear 1935 - 36 loom~ b rightly ahead for them as one of great promise .

RICHMOND COLLEGE

DAVID ALEXANDER, JR. <I> Ll Q Petersburg, Va. B.S. Cour.Je ROB ERT C . BRANCH

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EDWARD M. CANADA, JR . Richmond, Va. B.S.Cour.Je

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Richmond, Va. B.S. Cour.Je

Richmond, Va. B.A. Cour.Je

DORSEY B. FORD

LEONARD M. GALBRAITH

Round Hill, Va. B.A. Cour.Je

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Richmond, Va. B.A. Cour.sc

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GORDON LEE MALLONEE

WIRT CARLYLE MALLORY

Sandston, Va. B. S. Cour.se

LAUGHON

T. HITT Rixeyville, Va.

CLAUDE

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MITCHELL D. KATZ, JR.

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WILLIAM

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RICHMOND COLLEGE

RoBERT B. McNEIL Richmond, Va.

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Richmond, Va.

ROBERT L. MASON l{ I: Ridgeway, Va.

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Pre-1nedicaL Course

ROSCOE MEADOWS, JR. Richmond, Va.

EDWARD M. MILLS, JH.

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Los Angeles, Cal.

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Richmond, Va.

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THOMAS B. OMOH UNDRO

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Goochland Court House, Va.

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Bon Air, Va.

Petersburg, Va.

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Richmond, Va.

Franklin, Va.

Portsmouth, Va.

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Pre-engineering Cour.Je

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ROBERT WENDELL RETHER

JAMES HOGE RICKS, JR.

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Bristol, Va.

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THOMAS DAY TODD

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Wilderness, Va. B .d. CourJe

CHARLES WILSON TURNER

Frederick Hall, Va. B.d. Cour.Ie

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Covert, Mich.

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Hagerstown, Md. B.d. CourJe

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Newport News, Va. B.d. CourJe

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Bowling Green, Va. B.d. CourJe

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Peola Mills, Va.

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WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

BETTY G. ALLISON

Richmond, Va.

EMIL y JEAN BOBBITT

Enfield, N. C.

M. ANDERSON Richmond, Va.

ELIZABETH ANGLE

MARGARET BEbL

Richmond, Va.

Bacon's Castle, Va.

C. BRISTOW Richmond, Va.

KATHERINE B. BROYLES

LELIA

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Richmond, Va.

Clarksville, Mo.

NANCY HAMILTON CHAPPELL

FRANCES COLEMAN

HELEN RHODA CORNISH

MARTHA CosBY

Richmond, Va.

Pulaski, Va.

Old Greenwich, Conn.

Powhatan, Va.

ELIZABETH DENTON

MARGARET MAY DUDLEY

GRACE E . ELLIOTT

Northville, N. Y.

Richmond, Va.

Glenside, Pa.

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

ETHEL HEWLITT EUBANK

CONSTANCE FLEMING

MARTHA ANN FREEMAN

LOUISE GANO

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

D OROTHY HILL HALL

MARGARET E. HARRIS

MINNIE LEE HOFFMAN

JEAN ELEANOR HUDSON

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

MARGARET ANN HULVEY

MARGARET H. ISBELL

MINA L. KARP

University, Va.

Beaver Dam, Va.

B. JOHNSTON Richmond, Va.

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Lois LANGHORNE

Berwyn, Ill.

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Richmond, Va .

JANE THAYER LAWDER

RHODA HOYT LESLIE

Richmond, Va.

Aylett, Va.

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

MILDRED LOUTHAN

MARION STUART MILLER

MARGARET MITCHELL

MILDRED MITCHELL

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

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Richmond, Va.

MARY CONWAY MONCURE

FLORENCE MOORE

HAZEL MARIE NE ALE

MYRTLE NORRIS

Towson, Md.

Petersburg, Va.

Bealeton, Va.

Richmond, Va.

HENRIETTA PLEASANTS

ALICE POWNELL

Richmond, Va.

Harvey, W. Va.

JOSEPHINE O'GRADY

Richmond, Va.

p ATRICK Richmond, Va.

LOUISE LUCILE

VIRGINIA LEE PRIDDY

NANCY LEE RILEY

Richmond, Va.

Sou th Bos ton, Va.

HELEN

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ROPER

Richmond, Va.

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

RuTH CLARKE RosE

WINIFRED SCHENCK

POLLYANNA SHEPHERD

JOYCE STANLEY

Pearl Harbor, T. H.

Richmond, Va.

Portsmouth, Va.

Clintwood, Va.

BARBETTE STEPHENSON

RUTH STEPHENSON

A. ELIZABETH STEPTOE

LOUISE THOMPSON

Norfolk, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Lynchburg, Va.

Richmond, Va.

ALICE E. TORBECK

L. FLORENCE TROUTNER

DOROTHY MAY VERLANDER

GRACE MILDRED VICK

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Atlee, Va.

Richmond, Va.

ANNIE MAY WEIR

MINNA R. WILLIAMS

Verona, N.

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Richmond, Va.

H. WRENN Richmond, Va.

ALICE

FRANCES S. WRIGHT

Richmond, Va.

T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

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Petersburg, Va.

LA wsoN H. Coo KE, JR.

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Richmond, Va.

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Richmond, Va.

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DONALD D. WILLIAMS

Richmond, Va.

RICHMOND

COLLEGE

Roger B. Page ..

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Paul W. Roberts

. . . . Senator

Russell E. Walton.

. Vice-president

Charles W. Crowder.

. . Secretary

Richard Stoneburner

. Treasurer

THE

CLASS

As is the way with Freshman classes, the Class of 1938 was presented in 1934-35 as a group led by, rather than leading, others. Arriving in a new type of environment, meeting new people, doing new things (usually by demand, or at least request) the Freshmen found themselves involved in activities usually not purely of a voluntary nature. As classes organized in late September, the Richmond College Freshmen elected Roger Page to serve as their president, along with Russell Walton as vice-president, Charlie Crowder as secretary, Dick Stoneburner as treasurer, and Paul Roberts as senator. These officers served capably and consistently-the president even to the point of being "kidnapped" by earnest William and Mary students as he helped to guard the Spider bonfire around which were to be sung songs and cheers forecasting an Indian defeat. Through all the business of Rat activities, the group managed to keep its head held proudly, but not arrogantly, high. Many members even took things seriously enough to attain prominence in various scholastic and extra-curricular activities. In the spring, the class joined with the Sophomores to present the annual Sophomore-Freshman Prom, which was notable mainly in that it was financially successful. The Westhampton class, headed by Olive Messer, with Margaret Carpenter as vicepresident, Martha Ellis as secretary, and "Curly" Mitchell as treasurer, started its activities with

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE Olive Messer . . . . . . . . . . President Miss Margaret Ross . . . . . . Sponsor l\1argaret H. Carpenter . Vice-president Martha L. Ellis .

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Elsie Mitchell .

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a tree-planting ceremony held early in the year, which ceremony is coming to be an annual thing, in an effort to beautify the campus by planting cherry trees around the lake. Later they made their final bows as "rats" at the annual "Rat Night," which was successful mainly because of the cooperative spirit among the class members. They were inducted into real college life in the beautiful Proclamation Night service given them by the Seniors, and as their first activity on their own, entertained the Juniors and Faculty with a Valentine Party so heartwarming that all present gladly laid aside their dignity for an evening to eat¡ candy hearts and ¡ blow paper horns. Later the town Freshmen were entertained by the dormitory Freshmen with a wiener roast in the Red Cross Building. At all these functions their cooperative spirit and good fellowship were outstanding. And now, with the Freshman year behind them, the Class of 1938 is planning bigger and better things to accomplish, that they may achieve something which will prove to be both real personal enjoyment, and at the same time, something of definite service to the University. IN MEMORIAM RADCLIFFE MERCHANT,

Purcell ville, Virginia

1913-1934

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CHARLES R. ARTHUR Richmond, Va.

Guayanilla, P. R.

Mobile, Ala.

JoHN R. BELL Bird's Nest, Va.

JOHN B. BOATWRIGHT

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ALLAN CARTER ~ <I> E Richmond, Va.

FRANK CASTEEN

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JOHN J. CORTOPASSI Richmond, Va.

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ROBERT T. HowE Portsmouth, Va.

HARRY T. JAMES South Boston, Va.

J. THOMAS JOHNSON

JAMES H. KNIGHT, JR.

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JAMES M. HOLLADAY Gordonsville, Va.

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Richmond, Va.

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JAMES R. KNIGHT Cypress Chapel, Va.

JAMES J. KREAMER Baltimore, Md.

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Rupert, W. Va.

Milwaukee, Wis.

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Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

A. J. MELLEN

ALFRED MONTGOMERY Richmond, Va.

RALPH P. MooRE

RICHARD F. MURPHY Richmond, Va.

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RoY M. NEWTON

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West Haven, Conn.

MYRES

w.

TILGHMAN

w. M.

TRAUSNECK Richmond, Va.

KL:

KL:

Culpeper, Va.

Dunn, N . C.

WILLIAM VIA

ROBERT WALLACE

AXA

<I>I'Li

AXA

Richmond, Va.

Newport News, Va.

Richmond, Va.

SHANKS M. WILBORN

RICHARD WILLIS

ERNEST WOOTEN

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II KA

KA

South Boston, Va.

Gordonsville, Va.

Camden, S. C.

ALVIN

c. TAYLOR

HERBERT H . TROTMAN

KL: Churchland, Va.

RUSSELL E.

wALTON

MORRIS D~ wARREN Richmond, Va. ALGIE v. WRIGHT <I> Li g Richmond, Va.

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WESTHAMPTON

ERNESTINE AKERS

Chesterfield Co., Va.

L. ANDERSON Richmond, Va.

MAE

COLLEGE

L.

RuTH ARCHER

Chester, Va.

I. AUSTIN Richmond, Va.

MARY RoY BAKER

CATHERINE CARSWELL

MARY

Richmond, Va.

FRANCES BROWN

MARTHA BYERS

MARGARET CAMPBELL

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Long Island, N. Y.

M. H. CARPENTER Norfolk, Va.

GLADYS CASWELL

DORIS A. CAVENAUGH

MAE CHALKLEY

KATHERINE CHASEN

A. BURGESS COCKRELL

Alexandria, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Reed ville, Va.

EDITH G. CROSTIC

EMILY Cunn

ELIZABETH DARRACOTT

Baltimore, Md.

V. CooKE Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Spartanburg, S. C.

Richmond, Va.

JACQUELIN DAVIS

BARBARA DEJARNETTE

ADELE DONATI

MARY JoNES EARP

MILDRED ECKHARDT

Raccoon Ford, Va.

South Boston, Va.

Riehm ond, Va.

Milton, N. C.

CATHERINE CONNER

ALICE

Richmond, Va.

Camden, N.

J.

WESTHAMPTON

MARY

M.

ELLYSON

COLLEGE

M.

MARTHA Lou ELLIS

VIRGINIA ELLIS

Richmond, Va.

Alexandria, Va.

Richmond, Va.

CAROLINE FRAZER

MILDRED GAFFORD

E. DOUGLAS GEE

Charles Town, W. Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

JULIA M. GUNTER

LouisE Guy

SALLIE HADEN

FLORENCE HARRELL

MILDRED HARRELL

Richmond, Va.

Smithfield, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Norfolk, Va.

Norfolk, Va.

FAYE L. HART

MARY HARVEY

MILDRED HARVEY

VIRGINIA HUDSON

CECILE HYD E

Bristol, Conn.

Curdsville, Va.

Laurel, Va.

Newport News, Va.

Amelia, Va.

JANE IDEN

DORIS ISBELL

Jo ANN KENT

MATTIE M. KIDD

HILDA E. KIRBY

Berryville, Va.

Beaver Dam, Va.

Cherryda1e, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

MOLLIE

FLEET

Richmond, Va. R. GOODE Moseley, Va.

LULA

FRANCE s FLICK

Des Moines, Iowa CATHERINE GREENE

Mt. Sterling, Ky.

WESTHAMPTON

COLLEGE

ALICE LACY Halifax, Va.

VIVIAN LANGEWISCH Petersburg, Va.

KATHERINE LEAKE Richmond, Va.

MERVYN LEE Frederick Hall, Va.

ELIZABETH LEONARD Richmond, Va.

ELIZABETH LEWIS Norfolk, Va.

MILDRED LEWIS Dumbarton, Va.

VIOLET LEWIS Bloxom, Va.

MARGARET LOCKWOOD Richmond, Va.

DoROTHY Lux Richmond, Va.

JosEPHINE MALLORY Richmond, Va.

ALLIE MARTIN Ellerson, Va.

DOROTHY MARTIN Sweet Hall, Va.

ADELE MAXIE Richmond, Va.

CHRISTINA McCALLUM Newport News, Va.

JuLIA F. McCLURE Richmond, Va.

E. JANE MEAD Richmond, Va.

NANNIE A. MERCER Bon Air, Va.

OLIVE MESSER Richmond, Va.

HELENE L. MILLER Richmond, Va.

ELSIE MITCHELL Clarendon, Va.

BETSY MusE Gloucester, Va.

VIRGINIA OGBURN Richmond, Va.

ELIZABETH p ARKER Brook Hill, Va.

GRACE PILCHER Chicago, IllT

WESTHAMPTON

ESTHER ROGERS

Dalton, Mass.

G. ROBERTS Charles Town, W. Va.

RUTH AUDREY RUFFIN

VIRGINIA RUSSELL

ELIZABETH SHA w

ANNA SHIFLETT

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.·

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

VIRGINIA PINCHBECK

BEATRICE PROPP

MARY LOUISE RAFTIS

Chula, Va.

Tupper Lake, N. Y.

MABEL LEE ROOKE

Richmond, Va. CAROLYN M. SMITH

COLLEGE

MARTHA

c. SPENCER

AUGUSTA

HELEN

w. STRAUS

JOSEPHINE TREVVETT

Richmond, Va.

Gordonsville, Va.

Richmond, Va.

ANNE WALKER

EDITH WALKER

JOSEPHINE WARD

ESTHER WEBBER

Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.

Lake George, N. Y.

Columbia, S. C.

JULIA WINSTEAD

JUDITH H. WOOLFOLK

Newport News, Va.

Richmond, Va.

VIRGINIA

Richmond, Va. _

w.

ZIEGLER

Providence, R . I.

Hamil ton, Va.

MARY C.

vAN

BUREN

Richmond, Va. MARGARET

M.

WEIS

Richmond, Va.

HELEN ZIMMERMAN

Richmond, Va.

AT H L E T I

Glenn F . Thistlethwaite Director Phy.sica f Education

Fanny G . Crenshaw

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The close of an old regime and the advent of a new marked the season of 1934-'35 one of the most successful Spider sport seasons in years. A new spirit seemed to invade the campus, and where interest had died before, now student after student was caught in the wave and absorbed in the success of a vast sport program. The Spider trackmen showed their heels to opponents, downing three and losing to two. The leadership of Captain Joyce, the vaulting of Jimmy West, the hurdling of Vic Chaltain, and the javelin-throwing of Woodrow Clark f ea tu red. The Richmond sluggers of '34 fared better and in nineteen games they lost but seven. The magnificent pitching of George Sanders, above all, kept the Spiders al ways out in front. Fall of '34 found Richmond the proud claimant of a football team that won eight games and lost but one. Impressive victories over Roanoke, Cornell, Hampden-Sydney, V. M. I., . Georgetown, Davis and Elkins, Wake Forest and William and Mary far overshadowed a defeat by Emory and Henry at Bluefield. Meanwhile the Westhampton hockey team was winning four out of five contests against strong state opponents, losing only to Sweet Briar. In basketball the Red and Blue were out to keep a loss from marring the record, and a polished quintet of sharpshooters and ball-handlers scored twenty straight victories. Placing three men on the all-state selection and two wins over Emory and Henry and the great Glenn Roberts were outstanding feats. The Co-ord basketeers, in eleven games, rolled up 292 points against the 159 points of their opponents in varsi t,y encounters.

W e.sthampton !lead Coach

Malcolm U. Pitt Fre.shman Coach

Dave M. Miller Graduate ll1anager

Paddy Mills Boxing Coach

W. Fred Caylor Golf Coach

Ruth Langley .d.s.si.stant W e.sthampton Coach

INTRAMURAL COUNCIL F ron! ro w , lejl lo rt~qhl: Crenshaw, Harris , F inney, Norfleet , Coh en . S econ d row: Collier, Tabb, K ern, Coach Pitt, Lacy, W est

Fir.fl row, le}l lo rig ht: Elmore, Leverton, Ciecko, T . Morris, Diedrich, Schulz, S. Morris, Peterson, Sanford, J. West, Dobson, Freund. Second row: Brown, Sutton, Scott, Schaaf, Gill, Howe, Phillips, Crenshaw, Hash, Clark. Third ro w: Todd , Walton , Robertson , Godsey, Winslow, Umansky, F . Vaughan . Fourth row: Graham , R . Vaughan , M . West , Casey , Neathery, Arendall , Richardson, Straus

CLUB

VA R S I . T Y OlficerJ'

W. Smithson Morris. . . . . . . . . . . President Bennie L. Campbell . . . . . . . . . . Vice-president Perry K. Schulz . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretarv v

Jl1emberJ'

Charles B. Arendall, jr. Jack M. Bristow E. Winfrey Brown Stanley J. Ciecko Woodrow W. Clark G. Winston Crenshaw Alfred J. Dickinson, j r. John R. Diedrich John W. Dobson Louis J. Elmore, jr. Frederic R. Freund J. Weston Gill Joseph C. Godsey S. Lyle Graham Morris Greene Herbert H. Hash Murrill N. Howe Ural R. Humphries Newton S. Jacobs David Krapin George B. Lacy Raymond R. Lanier Roger W. Leverton

Thomas H. Morris Owen L. Neathery J. Roland Nuckols Charles W. Peterson R. Thomas Phillips Vernon B. Richardson William T. Robertson Fillmore H. Sanford Edward M. Schaaf David N. Scott Claude A. Slaydon S. Frank Straus James D. Strong J. Harold Sutton Thomas D. Todd Dave Umansky Frederick J. Vaughan Robert A. Vaughan C. C. Walton James C. West Michael W. West Willis H. Wills Walter G. Winslow

Fronl ro w: Ridgway , Haynes, Bunting, McCaul, K eck , Rumney, Maner , Edberg. S econd ro w: Policoff, Alexander, R ood , Whittet , Peck. Th ird row: Correll , Pace, Bullard,

W a tlington, Phillips, Aldhizer

SPIDER James H . Donohue . .

BAND . . . . . . . Director

Prof. W. J. Gaines

. Faculty Adviser

C. E. S. Ridgway .

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. Student Leader

ll1emherJ' Harold Aldhizer

W. Edward Moore

David Alexander

Channing Pace

Robert Brown

W. S. Peck

Frank Bullard

John Phillips

Fred R . Bunting

Leonard Policoff

William Correll

C. E. S. Ridgway

Larry Edberg

Stephen A. Rood

Pitt Haynes

George Rumney

Hunter Keck

Paul Watlington

Alfred W. Maner

McLean Whittet

Eugene McCaul

Brown, M oore,

Straus, Manager

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THE 1934 SEASON A sleeping Spider came to life and under a new leadership started on a victorious fall campaign. A number of veterans had returned, but there had been no chance before the initial practice on the first of September, to become accustomed to a new style of play.

A different

season confronted the Spiders; however, the determination

that

was

always

present

in

the minds of the members of the team far made up for pre-season worries.

Victories, and

among them startling upsets over Roanoke, Corne.11, V . M. I., Hampden-Sydney, Georgetown, Davis and Elkins, Wake Forest, and William and Mary, were impressive.

Each

Saturday saw a change in the form of attack that

worked like a charm except in one instance when the Spiders who hadn't quite caught their second wind, were defeated by Emory and Henry . The end of a victorious season of eight wins and one loss found Captain Smitty Morris, Fillmore Sanford and Jack Dobson proud possessors of many honors. All three had made Honorable Mention for All-American; two of the three made All-State selection, Fil and Jack; and Fil had further distinguished himself with a place on the mythical All-South Atlantic team. George Lacy, the boy who had his "most thrillingest moment" when he caught the pass that beat Georgetown, and Ed Schaaf, whose dependable work at center was always outstanding, were elected co-captains of the 1935 team. A new spirit, a new coach, and the undying stamina of the players on the field brought to the University its most victorious season.

CHEER LEADERS Le}l lo right: Francis, Haug ,

Neathery, Cohen, Garnett

RICHMOND

27;

ROANOKE

0

Coach Glenn, uncertain of the potentiality of his new grid machine, prepared to give the Roanoke Maroons

"the works." ¡ The hot

weather didn't phase the Spiders, who soon

rolled up a score of 27 points.

Fil Sanford,

Smitty Morris, and Perry Schulz were demons on offense and defense. Schulz's scintilla ting end runs and reverses off tackle went many yards before the Maroons were able to stop them. Spectacular running plays accounted for most of the Spiders' scores.

RICHMOND

6;

CORNELL

0

Something had appeared on the Spider campus that put a new spirit into the team. They left for Ithaca not for a practice game against a big team, but determined to show the Big Red Team a few tricks .

The battle waged up and

down field, neither team possessing that final scoring punch.

The Spiders outran, outpassed,

and outsmarted Cornell all afternoon, and Gil Dobie' s charges were completely overcome when â&#x20AC;˘

a long pass from Roger Leverton sailed right into the arms of Perry Schulz, who scored without effort.

The Spiders had won their first

victory over Cornell. A small but fighting team went north and registered one of the biggest up ..

S . Morris (Captain) Sanford L ev erton

sets in the country that day.

To the victor

belong the spoils-and such a welcome home. Richmond fans and the boys who made up that team will never forget it.

EMORY AND HENRY

13;

RICHMOND

0

Bluefield, West Virginia, proved the Spiders' jinx.

Perhaps elated over the great victory of

the Saturday before, or , playing under too strange conditions may have accounted for the downfall.

The game soon developed into a

kicking duel between Jack Dobson and "Stretch" Propps, one of Jack's kicks travelling 85 yards. Both of Emory and Henry's scores can-ie in rapid succession. Ernie Brooks, attempting to retrieve a punt, accidently touched the ball, and Emory and Henry recovered on the Spider 13-yard line. The disaster accounted for the opponents' first score.

A few minutes later a long pass caught

Ernie unawares, and Propps scored standing up. Despite a belated rally, the Spiders were unable to even the count, the whistle sounded as . thev v

were well on their way to a touchdown.

RICHMOND

7;

v.

M.~I.

0

A trick they called it, but Bill Robertson's napping along the sidelines and Jack Dobson' s accurate pass signified a perfect homecoming Day. The stamina of the tearn showed itself in Schulz Diedrich Dobson

keeping V. M . I. frorn scoring during the remainder of the game. More than once Perry Schulz saved the day with deadly tackles when V. M. I. runners ~eemed apparently loose for touchdowns. The Cadets returned to Lexington defeated; the Spiders had won in the first minute of play.

RICHMOND

20;

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY

0

The Spiders had a field day against HampdenSydney.

Leverton and West found wide holes

in the Tiger line for consistent gains.

Schulz,

with that proverbial speed, skirted ends and reversed his field with finesse. Sanford and Lacy

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were All-American material in the line.

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Ed

Schaaf's accurate passing and down field blocking attracted the attention of all the Spider rooters.

The Big Team had little trouble in

rolling up 20 points with a sparkling running attack, intricate laterals and accurate passes. Captain Smitty Morris was a tower of strength at his end position, allowing not a single Tiger run to get around him all afternoon.

RICHMOND

14;

GEORGETOWN

13

A triple wing-back, five eligible pass receivers and a deadly passer proved the Waterloo for a seemingly more powerful Georgetown eleven. During the first three quarters Georgetovvn held

J. W est Lacy

T . Morris

the Spiders scoreless while they themselves were registering 13 points.

Outweighing the Spiders

as much as ten pounds to the man, they had little trouble keeping the Spiders subdued even up to the last six minutes of play. The Spiders in those last six minutes unleashed a terrific pass attack; on a pass that really proved to be an end run, Leverton scored unmolested.

A few minutes

after the next kick-off, Bob Vaughan intercepted a Hoya pass, and on the first play Leverton tossed a long pass to George Lacy who stood waiting for it in the end zone. The final credit of such a startling upset goes to Bob Vaughan whose ''educated toe" kicked the two extra

points needed to send the Hoyas back home beaten. RICHMOND

7;

DAVIS-ELKINS

0

Though the Armistice had been signed, the Spiders still carried their big guns.

Davis and

Elkins proved strong, and innumerable reverses to the weak side of the line caught the Spiders napping and sent Dave Umansky to the bench with a bad shoulder.

The Spiders, however_,

proved good mudders and Leverton's hard plunging, Schulz's speed and Jack Dobson' s end runs weren't hampered terribly.

Sanford,

Humphries, Todd, Lacy, and Schaaf opened wide holes in the Sena tors' line time after time F. Vaughan Schaaf Graham

to let the backs go galloping through. On defense the Spiders found a footing in the morass and Davis-Elkins didn't travel far that day. RICHMOND

39;

wAKE FOREST 6

The Deacons found the Spiders a little too tough to beat. The Big Team put forth every trick and showed all they had; it proved to be more than enough. Having scored enough in the

first half to hold the Deacons in check, the . Spiders came back determined to run up a larger score than either Duke or N. C. State had done against the same opponents. Fred Vaughan, Leverton, Schulz, and Dobson scored almost at will, and Tom Todd was everywhere, his aggressiveness keeping Mr. Walt Kitchin considerably worried. Sanford went further in proving himself All-South Atlantic calibre, and the rest of the team weren't far behind. The Deacons were able to score early in the game with a long pass hurled by Kitchin, but they were unable to cope with the relentlessness of the Spider attack. RICHMOND

6;

WILLIAM AND MARY

0

Ancient rivalries are always bitter, however, the kidnapping of three Spider students by William and Mary enthusiasts, and the recalling of the Indians' work the year before left no taste of assured victory in the Spider camp on Thanks-

R . Vaughan Humphries M . W est

g1v1ng Day. Student spirit ran high, nothing could stop the Big Team, not even Jupiter Pluvius, although he hampered their efforts greatly. A kicking duel developed between Dobson and Bryant. Bryant's long kicks had the Spiders on the defensive during most of the game, but misfortune sometimes comes to the best of men; a partially blocked kick of Mr. Bryant's found Perry Schulz on the alert. He snared the ball, and before William and Mary had discovered what had happened, he was well on his way to a touchdown. Superb blocking on that return enabled Perry t? cross the goal line unmolested. Mike West took out three men on that mad dash. A last attempt to score found the Indians throwing futile passes, many of them being intercepted by Leverton, Schulz and Vaughan in crucial moments. Prospects for the 1935 season look bright. Coach Glenn has twelve lettermen back, headed by co-captains, Lacy and Schaaf.

1935 SCHEDULE Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov.

28- Randolph-Macon at Richmond. 4-Roanoke at Roanoke. 11- V. M. I. at Lexington. 18- Emory and Henry at Richmond. 27- Franklin and Marshall at Richmond. 3-Georgetown at Richmond. 10-N. C. State at Richmond. 28- William and Mary at Richmond . Umansk y R ob ert son

R . T odd

Left lo righl ,jircrl row: T . Morris , Diedrich, Leverton , Schulz, S . Morri s (captain) , Sanford, J. West, F. Vaughan . Second row: Kassin, T . Todd, Walton, R obertson, Schaaf, Lacy, Graham, Umansky, Garber, Tenore, Humphries . Th ird row: Dickinson , Sutton, Pittore, Brooks, Botwick, Toler, M . W est, Schneck, Howe, R. Vaughan, R . Todd, Akin, Godsey. Fourth row: Graduate Manager Miller 1 Coach Thistlethwaite, Manager Straus

SEASON, 1934

Univ. Univ. Univ. Univ. Univ. Univ. Univ. Univ. Univ.

of Richmond ... . 27 of Richmond.. . . 6 of Richmond ... . 0 of Richmond.. . . 7 of Richmond .... 20 of Richmond .. .. 14 of Richmond... . 7 of Richmond .. .. 39 of Richmond.. . . 6

Roanoke ......... 0 Cornell ....... ¡... 0 Emery and Henry.13 V. M. I.. . . . . . . . . 0 Hampden-Sydney 0 Georgetown. . . . .13 Davis-Elkins . . . . . 0 Wake Forest ..... 6 Wm. and Mary. . . 0

The Cornell Welcome

Arendall, Manager

Leverton, Captain

Pitt, Coach

B A s K E T B A L L 1934 -1935' SEASON In rounding out a season packed with victories, the 1935 Spider basketeers have given the ¡u niversity of Richmond its first undefeated season. The quintet went through a twentygame schedule without a single defeat. The campaign opened on December 22 -when the red-clad wq.rriors defeated the University of Virginia five by a score of 25-16. Leverton and Elmore divided honors with nine points apiece. The Spiders returned after the holidays to sink Medical College of Virginia, 45-22, in a slow game. Winfrey Brown was high-point man with 17 points; Johnny Doyle and Jack Janet split their scoring efforts over 15 points. The 7th of January found the Spiders duplicating their victory over Virginia by a score of 50-22. Brown and Lacy had little trouble in accounting for 30 points themselves .. Randolph-Macon came to the Millhiser court and put up a good fight. The Jackets were able

Leverton

La cy

to hold the Spiders to the second lowest score of the season thus far, 36-13. Buck Jacobs, a substitute forward, and Win Brown divided honors with seven points apiece. Hampden-Sydney was the next victim of the "Pitt-em-in" boys. Continued spectacular guarding and shooting on the part of Elmore and Lacy largely accounted for the Spider victory, 52-28. Roger Leverton was a constant worry to the Tiger attack. Spider fans followed the team into the western part of the state the following week, where they ran all over V. P. I., 37-17. Captain Leverton and the veteran Elmore were the main cogs of the offensive machine. Win Brown was high scorer again with eight points. Max Snead, V. P. I. forward, starred for the losers. The second game of the trip was the real test of the actual strength of the Spider team. Emory and Henry, with the great Glenn Roberts, had determined to put an end to the Spider victory streak. Roberts was hard to stop, but the sparkling offensive of the Pittmen, and a defense that held the rest of the Wasps to low scoring, resulted in a win, 38-31, in an overtime period. Credit goes to the smallest man on the Spider team who replaced Leverton and cut loose with the winning baskets in that thrill choked overtime period. Fedie Jackson will always remember him as Mr. Buck Jacobs. The finale of the trip against Roanoke found the Spiders, not satisfied with their low score of the night before, going on the floor determined to bring up their average. The first half of play surprised the boys, and the Maroons held the Spiders 16-13. A second half rally with Leverton and Elmore scoring most of the points and holding the Maroons to 16 points with their brilliant defensive work, the Spiders bested the Roanoke five 43-29. Ray Rice of the Maroons scored 15 points alone. After a ten-day intermission for semester examinations, the "Pitt-' em-in" system returned to work, and against the Hampden-Sydney boys at Farmville, the Spiders found the hoop for 47 points while the Tigers were scoring 30. A spirited rally by the Tigers almost caught the Spiders in the closing minutes. The scintilla ting passing game during the first half enabled the Spiders to score 33 po in ts while the Tigers put in 11. Victory No. 10 found the Medicos vainly trying to Elmore

break the Spider winning streak. Paced by Brown and Lacy and the clever floor games of Elmore and Leverton, the Pittmen ran up 40 points and held the Docs, led by Janet and Grossman, to 29. Lacy's long shots and Brown's work under the basket were brilliant. Herb Hash and Lou Elmore showed the William and Mary five how to sink baskets, in a very fast tilt at Williamsburg. Elmore surprised all the fans by three successive baskets from the same spot in the side court. Ralph Elmore put up a good exhibition in holding Captain Leverton to one field goal. After five minutes of play that looked as if it might be anyone's ball game, the Spiders found the hoop and the onslaught started, Richmond triumphing 46-20. Immediately following the William and Mary win the Spiders left for College Park to meet the Old Liners of Maryland. The Pittmen, confronted with a zone defense, were worried for the first quarter, but finally finding the secret of such defense, pulled away to give the University of Maryland five their worst defeat of the season, 56-26. Brown went wild, scoring nine field goals and four free throws for a total of 22 points, or nearly enough to beat the Terps single-handed. Dazzling team work and accurate passing as well as shooting featured the contest. The ovation rendered the Spider team by Maryland fans was characterized by one Washington sports editor as being the "greatest tribute ever given to a team in Washington." Four thousand fans turned out to watch the contest. Herb Hash's defensive work and George Lacy's shooting kept Roanoke subdued for the second time. Brown again was high scorer with 11 points, while Rice and Pitzer garnered a few for the losers. The Spiders seemed able to find the basket from all angles to score 53 points to their opponents 22. Before another huge crowd in Millhiser gym, the Spiders proved themselves better than the Wasps the second time by beating them 28-25. Hash and Lacy held the great Glenn Roberts to 12 points. The lead changed hands again and again and only when the whistle sounded were the Spiders ahead . Buck Jacobs Sanford was once more responsible for the defeat of the Wasps.

Brown

Hash

Jacobs

Gree n e

[Lacy kept even the crowd bewildered as to where the ball was; no doubt the Jacksonites also had their troubles.] Against V. P. I. the Spiders had little trouble, scoring 40 points and holding their opponents to 20. Jacobs and Hash were high scorers, and their versatility left the Techmen far behind. Fittro, V. p ¡. I.'s best player, was taken out of the game with a badly sprained ankle. While V. M. I. was administering a defeat to the Spider leather-pushers, the "Pitt-' em-in" boys were turning the tables at Lexington. The Spiders just couldn't miss, and during the first ten minutes of play Brown and Lacy ran up 22 points. The Cadets were able to garner only four points during this period. A second half spree by the Cadets was stopped in short order and the Spiders went ahead 'to win 53-37. The red-clad basketeers had gone successfully through 16 games and the fear of losing one of the important last games and spoiling a record, accounted for their cautious defensive play in. the sixteenth contest, against the strong Washington and Lee five. Rough play featured the battle, when at times it got out of control of the official. Lacy, Hash, and Captain Leverton were the Spider mainstays, ¡ while Elmore held Joe Pette, the Generals' star, exceptionally well. The Spiders finally emerged the victors, 25-21, to keep their record still clean. Returning to Ashland, the Spiders continued their winning ways by swamping Randolph-Macon, 45-14. Elmore did most of the scoring with enough points himself to tie the losers. Leverton and Lacy put in spectacular performances with their clever floor work. The only worry to the victors was the Randolph-Macon star, Jack Savedge. V. M. I. and the great Bill Downey at forward tried in vain to defeat the Spiders, in the return engagement. V. M. I. drew first blood and at the half the Pittmen had bested the Lexington boys by a close score of 27-13 . With the start of the second half, Brown, Lacy, Leverton, Hash, and Elmore went on a scoring spree, and V. M. I. could do little to check it. The Spiders were too score-crazy for V. M. I. to stop. Incidentally, Bill Downey was held scoreless by diminutive Elmore. Max Snead starred Robe rts on

Lacy, Hash , Leverton (Captain), Brown, Elmore. Second row: Robertson , Dickinson, Coach Pitt

Leff lo righl, Jronl row:

Arendall (Manager), Sanford, Greene, Jacobs ,

for the visitors as he had done in the first game against the Spiders earlier in the season. The game ended with Richmond victorious in their nineteenth set-to, 50-30. The "Pitt-' em-in" system was too much for the last opponent on the Spider schedule, William and Mary. Field goals were registered from all¡ angles of the court. The Spiders rolled up the largest score of the season, 58-39. Between halves it was announced that three Spiders had made the All-State five: Captain Roger Leverton at forward, for his magnificent floor work and shooting ability; George Lacy at the guard position, for his clever ball-handling; and Louis Elmore, guard, just because he could shoot and he could guard. Winfrey Brown and Herb Hash received honorable mention, and positions on the second team. In their last game of the season the Spider basketeers paid a wonderful tribute to their coach with their faultless play. Win Brown ran up 19 points; Lacy, 12; the others played sparkling floor games, breaking through constantly to score. Such a team is a credit to any coach, and no one on the campus is prouder of what these boys did than Coach Mac Pitt. The University of Richmond had its most successful season; it is proud of the great record of the Spider Basketball team of 1934-'35. University University University University lJnjversity University University University University University University University University University University University University University University ~p niversity

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THE 1935 SEASON To start a 1935 season Freddy Vaughan was elected Captain of Boxing, and with a much stronger fight card than the year preceding, Captain Vaughan and Coach Paddy Mills set out to capture as many tilts as possible. Willis Wills proved a sure bet in all of his fights, and the veterans, Vaughan, Crenshaw, were sure to put up good fights in any match. Duke, the first opponent, proved too strong for the Spider mittmen, having boxed since early September, while the Red and Blue lacked much experience. Wills had little trouble with his opponent. Displaying clever footwork and rifling punch~s, he constantly had his rival off guard. Captain Fred Vaughan had trouble in getting his terrific rights to land, Nuckols had trouble with a sensitive nose, and Crenshaw, though he put up a marvelous display of ¡ footwork, lost a close decision. Duke won on superior man power and good condition, 7-1. At College Park our pugilists fared better, though the Old Liners took the decision, 6-2. Wills and Krapin won decisions by clever boxing, their punches counting for a considerable amount of worrying on ¡ the part of their Maryland opponents. Ray Lanier put up a mighty good~

bout and was awarded a draw, while Tenore, Crenshaw and Nuckols were unable to break into the win column. The Midshipmen made it . number three over the Spiders by winning every bout except the first . Wills won his fight after two hotly contested rounds, while Freddy Vaughan, who put up a good fight, had the misfortune of hitting a Navy man too hard and fracturing his hand. The Red and Blue forfeited the heavyweight bout to Mr. Slade Cutter of Navy, and Crenshaw, Krapin, Nuckols and Tenore lost decisions. With Captain Vaughan out for the remainder of the season, Coach Mills feared the fights with HampdenSydney. Bolstered with the appearance of three new aspirants, Johnny Hryharrow, Mike West and Lyle Graham, hopes rose. In one of the best matches of the year the Spiders came through with a 4-4 tie. Wills, Scott, Krapin and Crenshaw stepped into the ring and succeeded in outpointing their opponents. Wicked punches, which landed on susceptible Tiger jaws, and clever guarding and footwork brought the Spjrlers to the fore . The .three new additions didn' t fare quite so well when they lost close decisions, but more was to be heard from them in later meets. The last match of the season against V. M . I. found Wills a winner, gaining a close decision over Willis Cavedo in one of the most exciting bouts of the evening, and Hryharrow, the newcomer, winning over Jack Zimmerman in the surprise feature of the contest. Dave Scott won in a neat bout, and Krapin was able to gain a draw to give the Spiders three and one-half points to V . M. I.' s four and one-half.

F ront row, Leff lo right: T e nore, Scott , Vaughan (capt a i n), N uckols, C re n sh aw. Coach M ills

Second row:

C a sey (manager), Allen, Gold, W ills, L anier,

Scott

Vaughan

Wills

Crenshaw

The Red and Blue boxers are to be commended for their work during the 1935 season. Wills never lost a match, and Bo Nuckols, although he couldn't quite win, possessed a large amount of pluck while in the ring. These two Spiders proved that they could take it as well as dish it out, and while "Nuck" had a little tough luck in winning, Coach Mills will find both valuable for another season. Krapin showed flashes of finesse throughout the season and with Dave Scott always put up hard fought battles. Captain Vaughan met with misfortune when he fractured his hand, but while he was in the ring opponents found that his hard rights were something to keep away from. With a look forward to the 1936 season, Coach Mills has found a heavyweight boxer in Frank Tymosko, but his worries will be centered in finding replacements for Crenshaw, Scott and Vaughan. The Red and Blue mittmen of 1936 will face a tough schedule in bouts with Virginia, Navy, V. M. I., V. P. I., Hampden-Sydney, American University, and Maryland. BOXING,

Duke . . . . . . . . . Maryland . . . . . . Navy . . .... Hampden-Sydney ..

V. M. I . . . . . . . .

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Nuckols

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Fowlkes, Manager

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SEASON

With every letterman back except Captain Perlowski of the 1933 nine and the strong additions from the Freshman ranks of Lacy, Ciecko, Sanders, O'Dell, Hash, Phillips and Brown, the outlook for the 1934 campaign was unusually bright. Captained by Snead and paced by the inarvelous pitching of George Sanders, early practice sessions looked good. ¡ Opening their campaign on April 3 against Washington and Lee, the Spider fans were disappointed in a 5-3 upset. Sanders, "'ho had shown up well in practice, was elected . to mound duty. In the fourth the Generals got four hits and as many runs, and Sanders was replaced by Tommy Phillips. Richmond scored in the sixth and seven th innings, with Lacy and Ciecko doing some powerful hit ting. Seeking to avenge themselves in the second contest, the Red and Blue humbled _Georgetown, 10-1. Phillips, starting on the mound, gave up- six safeties and one run crossed the plate for the Hoyas during the first four innings. Sanders, replacing him, allowed one hit and fanned eight. While the Spider moundsmen were hard at work

Miller, Coach

A

Snead, Captain

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Snead

Phillips

Pointer

Campbell

Sanders

Doley

Lacy

the batters succeeded in collecting ten runs in fourteen hits, one a triple by the pitcher. Against the Old Liners, Sanders was again in top form, giving up four scattered hits and striking out seven. The College Park boys got their only two runs in the second and fifth innings, while Lacy, Ciecko, Campbell and Snead hit the Maryland pitchers for ten runs. Although Phillips and Hash did well against the Medicos, the Spider batters were unable to solve the southpaw pitching of Tillman, the Docs' star. The Docs late in the game were able to push across the winning run in a 1-0 _w in. Phillips, pitching six innings of the Roanoke game, and allowing five hits, was replaced by Hash who finished the remainder of the contest. The Red and Blue garnered eleven hits in the fourth inning, everybody hitting at least once. Ciecko starred at bat for the Spider sluggers in a 20-4 rout. Sanders returned and pitched a three-hit game against Virginia. Chief Pointer hammered out three hits while Campbell, O'Dell, and Morris collected two each. Sanders and the strong Spider infield blanked the Cavaliers 12-0. Meeting George Washington, the Richmond hopefuls played one of the hardest games of the season. Seventeenyear-old Archie Scrivener allowed the Spiders only two hits, while the George Washington batters were garnering enough hits to put across five runs. The game lasted ten innings, Richmond losing 5-4. Playing the Old Liners a second time, the Spiders drove fourteen runs home while their opponents garnered eleven. Richmond collected nineteen hits off three Maryland pitchers, winning the game on a homer by George Lacy with the bags loaded. Georgetown found the pitching of Sanders too tough, since George fanned fifteen and allowed six scattered hits. Richmond got eleven hits and five runs, O'Dell, Ciecko, Campbell, Snead and Sanders hitting consecutively to bring in three runs. The Spiders' victory in the first game, 5-0, could not be duplicated since on the following day they were rained out. Against V. P. I. Sanders and Hash allowed but four hits,

two of those made by Al Casey. The Spider nine hit twenty-two times and drove seventeen runs across the ' plate, but errors were costly, and V. P. I. gathered four runs. Casey accounted for a homer and a single in three trips to _the plate. In a pouring rain Wake Forest won over Richmond, 5-3. Herring, the Deac hurler, allowed but seven scattered hits, while his mates were busy in collecting five runs. Captain Snead, Lacy and Morris scored in the eighth inning on, two singles, a base on balls, and an error. The Red and Blue won another over HampdenSydney, 7-3, in a very exciting contest. Lacy, Ciecko, and Campbell pounded out long hits to put the Spiders in the lead. Rich1nond rad little trouble in whipping the Navy nine. Sanders lasted six innings, Phillips went through until the nint-h, and Tom Morris, the Spider outfielder, finished the game, a 7-4 victory. Ciecko, O'Dell, Lacy and Campbell hit the Midshipmen pitchers easily, while the famed Navy pair, Gordon Chung Hoon and Fred (Buzz) Borries \Vere unable to solve the tosses of the three Spider moundsmen. The Richmond nine won easily over V. M. I., 7-1, with Campbell, Snead, and Morris doing the most hitting. Hash pitched a marvelous game, supported with an infield that let only one Cadet run get home. Up until the eighth inning the Spiders successfully held William and Mary, 10-3, but one of the queerest slugfes ts in College base ball circles occurred and the Indians went back home victorious, 11-10. The Roanoke Maroons caught the Richmonders in a slump and due to many errors, they won in the ninth inning, 7-5. It was a hard fought game throughout, although both sides committed several errors. Al Casey and V. P. I. gave the Spiders a terrific battle, and it was only with effort and the superb pitching of Phillips, Morris and Hash that the home team was able to come out on top, 4-2. With the final game of the season ending in a blaze of glory for the Richmond nine, the suits were packed away

Ciecko

O' Dell

Hash'.

Morris

Brown

Diedrich

Schaaf

Front row, left lo right:

Lacy, Phillips, Brown, Diedrich, Pointer, Snead (captain), Daley, Campbell, Morris, O'Dell, Sanders. Fowlkes (manager), Schaaf, Hash, Williams, Ciecko, Coach Miller

and the bats stored until the 1935 season when thev ._, would be under the leadership of Ben Campbell, a hard hitting outfielder, and Coach Pitt, a dynamic tutor. The bright outlook was, however, considerably clouded, and the hearts of all Spiders considerably saddened by the untimely death of George Sanders in an automobile accident late in May. Sanders was regarded by all who saw him in action as not only the best baseball man ever to attend Richmond, but one of the most promising young athletes in the state. Both personally and athletically, he had a host of friends who will remember him always for his sterling qualities and his innate sportsmanship. Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond ¡Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond

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THE 1934 SEASON Under the leadership of Harold, "Sonny," Joyce, elected unanimously at the close of the 1933 track season, the U. of R. cindermen enjoyed in 1934 a moderately successful year on the track. The opening meet, held in North Carolina, where the Spiders met the Davidson runners, proved a 74-52 defeat for our trackmen. Richmond captured only two firsts in the running events, both in the hurdles. Walton broke the University javelin record with a heave of 185 feet, 5 inches. West and "Turk" Chaltain were the leading point-getters for the Spiders. The loss of Captain Joy ce, who hurt his back in practice, was hard felt. Maryland visited the Millhiser track the following ¡ week and pinned another defeat on the Red and Blue thin-clads, 767£-49,7:3. Woodrow Clark bettered the javelin throw with a 187-foot, 8-inch toss, while Jimmy West took firsts in the pole vaul't, high jump, and third

in the broad jump. Earl Widmeyer of Maryland was the outstanding performer in the running events. Captain Joyce and Vic Chaltain led the Spiders to their first track victory over Washington and Lee, 66-60. In spite of the Generals' defeat, Dick Dunaj's wins in the dista~ce events were exciting. The outcome of the meet was not decided until the last event, when the Spiders came through by copping three places . . The Richmond thin-clads had little trouble with the Deacons from Wake Forest, trouncing them soundly, 113,U to 12,U. The Red and Blue made clean sweeps in five events, and Capt~in Joyce came within an inch of equalling the school broad jump record with a leap of 22 feet, 8 inches. With two wins and two losses, the Richmond

RECORD HOLDERS Clark

Peterson

Chaltain

Joyce

Chaltain

Schulz

Leverton

Vaughan

Clark

Kern

trackmen faced William and Mary in the final meet of the year. The Spiders were beaten by their ancient rivals 81,%' to 44)1', but only after a hard struggle. Chaltain gained a niche in the Spider Hall of Fame with stellar and inspiring performances in the hurdles and broad jump. In the low hurdle event he registered a new college record of 24.2 seconds, in the highs he equalled the record in the time of 15 seconds. Clark upset the dope by beating Monk Little and Jack Bailey in the javelin with a throw of 193 feet, 1 inch. A previous toss of 202 feet was disqualified when Woodrow accidentally stepped out of bounds. Little took the broad jump with a 24-foot leap and won the dashes with little effort. Jimmy West, whose stellar pole vaulting and broad jumping had won him many points, was

Humphries

Hill

West

Front row, left lo right:

Gill, Leverton, Schulz, Peterson, Vaughan, Joyce (captain), Chaltain, Hill, W est, Clark, Humphries. Roberts (manager), G earh eart, Tenore, Kern , Davis, Coach Pitt

elected Captain for the 1935 season. The 1935 team plans to attend the relays at Chapel Hill and send men to the 1935 Penn Relays. With the added material coming up from the Freshman team, the '35 season looms bright.

SUMMARY

Richmond Richmond Richn-iond Richmond Richmond

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Mallonee

1935

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Randolph-Macon . . 36

Dodd (captain) Lyell

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llansell

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FRESHMAN SPORTS

A small man fidgeted on the bench, dug his heels into the sod, but managed to keep from audibly expressing himself. A green Freshman team had made one of those foolish mistakes.

When the

half ended those of the spec ta tors who knew the man seemed to indicate that during the intermission something, not ex~ctly pleasant, would take place in the Freshman locker room, and at the start of the second half a revamped Greenie tea·m would appear ready to do or die for the one who sat there on the bench and dug _his heels in to the sod. The Frosh of 1934-'35 came through with undue success.

They proved to be the pace setters

for the Varsity, and although the scores not quite as high and the taste of victory quite so sweet, we hope for your greater success in

1935-'36.

In track they came through without

a loss, downing Davidson, Maryland, Washington and Lee, Wake Forest, and William and Mary Frosh.

At the start of the baseball cam-

paign the Frosh prospects looked good, and the batsmen tallied and the fielders caught, to win four games out of six.

The winning ways of the

·v arsity had reached the Freshmen. A new Freshman group in the fall of 1935 caught the new spirit quickly. · In football they were undefeated, claiming the Freshman Championship of Virginia, and though they scored only thirteen points and tied three times, their opponents were unable to cross their goal line. Duplicating victory in football the Frosh succeeded in winning seven games out of a hard ten-game basketball schedule, losing only to William and Mary Frosh twice and Georgetown Frosh once. Our rats have hard places ahead of them to fill; however, capable.

they have proven themselves

Luck to them 1

Front row, Lefl lo right: Kielpinski, Roberts , Speir, Nixon, Via (captain), Webb, Tymoslrn, Guderyahn. Second row: Clark, McSweeney , Barnes, Josten, Harrington , Guy , Stoneburner, Wooten , Wilson . Third row: Coach Pitt, Hall, Straughan, Hladycz, M ellen, Newton, Houska, Assistant Coach Slaydon, Patteson (manager)

FRESHMAN -FOOTBALL 1934 ....

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Fork Union ..

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V. M. I. Frosh

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Georgetown Frosh . . . . . 0

Richmond Frosh . . . . . 0

Washington and Lee Frosh 0

Richmond Frosh

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Front row, lef t lo r ight:

Jacobs , Wil son, Chalmers. S econd ro w: Coach Thistlethwait e, W . Matthews, T y mosko , Stoneburner , Ki elpinski, S . Matthews (manager)

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1935 · Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond

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Front row , left lo r1~qht: Gray, Jacobs, Robertson, Reynolds, Burgess,· Godsey, Walton, Mumpower, Umansky, Trevvett, Allen. Second row: Richardson (manager), Nauman, Phillips, Smith, Coach Pitt

FRESHMAN BASEBALL 1934 Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond

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Denton, Brown, Brooks, Garber, Bristow, Dickinson, Lumpkin, Vaughan, Preissner, Naff, Jacobs , Rether, Stuart. Second row: Neathery (manager), Walton, Jackson, Smith, West, R. Todd, Cohen, T . Todd, Sutton, Carswell, Coach Pitt ·

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WESTHAMPTON CoLLEG E

O/ficerJ'

Mary P . Mills

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Betty C . Kelley . . Joyce Stanley . .

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Florence Marston

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President

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Secretary

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Treasurer

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Miss Ruth Langley .

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Miss Fanny G . Crenshaw

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Adviser Adviser

i !femberJ'

Manager of Hockey

Florence E . Lowe . . . . . . Hazel N eale . . . . . . Kathry n Conner . . . Mollie M . Fleet . . . .

Manager of Basketball

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Manager of Track

. . Manager of Tennis

WESTHAMPTON ATHLETICS

Westhampton gives to girls a chance in almost every type _of sport in which women take part. In the fall those wh,o have chosen athletics as their extra-curriculum may play hockey or tennis. The hockey season opens in September and continues until Thanksgiving Day, when the Alumnae come back and p1ay the traditional Thanksgiving game against the Varsity. Tennis, starting at the sarhe time, is limited to a short period due to the cold weather.

However, class

singles are played off and also the individual singles tournament is held.

The winner is

awarded a Westhampton "W." With cold weather basketball begins.

Other

indoor sports are also available, including volley ball, badminton, and deck tennis. Spring- out we go again-this time down to the track where we learn to jump, run, and throw the basketball.

Some prefer the tennis

___ courts, this time playing class doubles, and the individual college doubles championship is held. Those who like neither track nor tennis may try archery or again deck tennis. As spring turns to summer, there is held an athletic hike to Bosher' s Dam. Anywhere from thirty to fifty girls tramp along for an evening of ea ting, singing and story telling. Then soon we see figures running up and down the hill- looking hot going down, but delightfully cool as they return.

The lake is open-

canoes are out on the lake, and the girls are trying desperately hard to get a grand start on their summer's tan.

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THE 1934 SEASON At the beginning of the hockey season in the fall of 1934 Westhampton faced the seemingly impossible task of rebuilding its team to its usual strength, for there were six regulars of the

1933 combine to be replaced.

However, the

positions formerly held by these players were adequately filled by some of last year's reserves, and the school was represented by one of its strongest teams in recent years.

The team

chalked up four victories over some of the best teams in the state, and suffered its only defeat at the hands of a powerful Sweet Briar outfit.

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WILLIAM AND

MARY EXTENSION

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The season was ushered in by a decisive win over the Richmond Division of William and Mary, 7-0.

Both teams played raggedly at

times, but in the end it was the superior passing and shooting of the co-ords that earned the victory.

WESTHAMPTON

5;

HARRISONBURG

2

On November 10 the team journeyed to Harrisonburg, where they defeated the Teachers by the score of 5 to 2.

In the first half the two

teams appeared to be very evenly matched. Lowe, of Westhampton, brought the first scare of the game, flicking an easy shot into the corner. Neale also scored in this period for the Co-ords, and at the half the score was deadlocked, 2 to 2.

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J. N eale (captain). S econd row, Lejl

lo right: Coleman, Walton, Walker , Baker , Owen , Cowherd , Coach Crenshaw, Lowe. ro w: H . Neale, Marston, Conner , White, Mills

Th ird

J. N eale

Lowe

Walton

However, in the second half Westhampton came back to clearly outwit and outplay their opponents, and through their speed and cooperation were successful in three more shots for the goal.

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SWEET BRIAR

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The strong Sweet Briar team gave the Red and Blue its only set-back of the season in a game on the local field.

The Spiderettes had

been riding roughshod over all opponents and had the state championship almost within their grasp when the Mountaineers came down to ruin their hopes and take for themselves the coveted crown.

In this game the Westhampton team

appeared to have lost some of its confidence and accuracy in passing and shooting. Although the home team was not playing up to par, they put up a real battle before going down, 5 to 1. Sweet Briar presented a fast, smooth-working attack, which the Co-ords held in check much of the time but which often had them on the run. The only score for Westhampton was made late in the first half on a shot by

J.

Neale~

This game

was the last of the season, and its loss marred an otherwise clean slate and all hopes for the

Walker

E . Marston

state championship which the Westhampton team had entertained.

- LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA, TOURNAMENT .

The Westhampton Vars_ity-playing against William and Mary and defeating them-playing against Lynchburg College and defeating themthe announcing of the All-State and Reserve teams-Westhampton having seven players chosen to the two teams.

WASHINGTON,

Four

Varsity

D. C.,

TOURNAMENT

players-Conner,

J.

Neale,

Wal ton and Lowe-to play on the All-State team in the Southeast Tournament-nearly perfect hockey seen and All-American players admiredtwo players being chosen to represent the Southeast Reserve team.

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, TOURNAMENT

Lowe, Southeast Reserve, left inner- Walton, substitute Southeast Reserve, full back- going to Boston to play with that team against teams

Owen

Coleman

H. Neale

White

from the Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeastseeing the All-American playing the All-American Reserves-hoping that a Westhampton Varsity player will soon acquire a position there. VIRGINIA FIELD HockEY AssocIATION TOURNAMENT

On November 2 and 3 Westhampton sent a squad to the annual tournament of the Virginia Field Hockey Association in Lynchburg, and it met with great success. The team won both of its contests and placed Lowe, Walton, and Conner on the first All-State team, and J. Neale, Mills, White, and H. Neale on the second team. On November 2, in a tournament game, Westhampton met and defeated Sweet Briar Reserves. The Co-ords started out slowly, but they improved as the game went on and won 2-0, Lowe and Mills scoring. On November 3, in another tournament game, Westhampton downed the strong William and Mary team by a 2-0 count. Westhampton was playing much better hockey than that of the previous day, and after a great struggle emerged victorious, with Neale and Lowe penetrating the goal.

F . Marston

CLASS GAMES

Class Hockey games are played after the varsity matches are completed. Each class has three teams taking part, unless the number of players only allow two teams to be made up. Two rounds are played giving each class an equal chance for victorv. Senior First Team defeated ._ all opponents and won first place in its group. Sophomore Second Team took first place in its group and the Junior Third T earn came out victorious for its class. Class games are held in the hope of increasing the interest of a larger number of students in sports than can be gained by the limited number used on the varsity squad. A keen spirit of competition is always aroused and students become class conscious and proud if their team wins and hopeful for a victory next time if they lose. The players which make the first eleven in the class receive a numeral which signifies to some extent the same thing as do varsity letters except that they are awarded only for skill while varsity letters are awarded on the basis of a percentage of skill, sportsmanship and training.

Conner

Lowe, Captain

Crenshaw, Coach

H . Neale, Manager

B A s K E T B A L L 1934-1935 SEASON Hockey is over and leaving behind sticks, balls and green fields the athletes head for the Red Cross building to open the basketball seaso.n . As in hockey, a week of try-outs for Freshmen, transfers, and aspiring upper-classmen is held. The week passes and from the fifty, twenty must be chosen to make the Westhampton Varsity squad.

This year the twenty were hard to pick

for all fifty were promising. Varsity practice starts and training rules go into effect.

Hard work and lots of fun-guards

trying forward positions and centers guarding

until the coach puts them in the position where they play best. The Varsity squad is divided into two evenly matched teams, X and Y, and thus can secure games with local high school teams which gives excellent practice work. William and Mary Extension, the first Varsity game of the season.

Ten players chosen by the

Varsity Committee, that is, Coach Crenshaw, Varsity Captain Lowe, Senior Captain Neale, Junior

Captain

White, Sophomore

Captain

Stanley, and Freshman Captain Mitchell, played in that game.

The Varsity Committee meets

before . every Varsity game and picks the ten players who in their estimate are playing the best at that certain time.

Naturally it is not

always the same ten. Blackstone-Harrisonburg and Sweet Briar

Front row , Left to right: Walton, Owen, Lowe (captain), J. Neale, Stanley. S econd row: Winfrey , H . Neale, Conner , L ewis Cosb y, Coleman , Mitchell, Muse, Coach Crenshaw. Third row: White, Miller, Marston , Ruffin, Ward, Gordon, Carroll , Holman

J.

Neale

Lowe

Cosby Marston

played. Games lost but spirits still high. A team that played hard until the end and lost well. A team hard to beat in team work and fastness. The outstanding game of the season. half threedivision and half two-division game against the College of Charleston, S. C.

Outstanding, not

only because it was a new game to the spectators, but also because it was new to the Westhampton Varsity as well. From eleven games the Westhamptonites rolled up 292 points against the 159 points made by their opponents. That signifies at least twenty-

Carroll Conne r

H . N e ale O we n

five a game as compared with fifteen of their

. 1s ' . r1va

Trained in . the school of good sports-

manship, the team played a series of clean, fastaction games, deserving victory in each case. The class games were well played and the keen spirit shown by the players was well in keeping with the ideals of the game.

The tradi-

tional Odd-Even game which closed the season was the best in several years.

The scoring was

very close during the entire four quarters, but the more experienced Odd team came out victorious with the score of 20-10.

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WINNERS, 1934 Edith McDanel, '34 Jessie Neale, '35 . . . Mollie Fleet, '38

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. . First Place . . . Second Place Third Place

The Westhampton track team, made up of Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores, takes part in only a few meets each year, the chief one being the triangular track meet with St. Catherine's and John Marshall High School. In 1934 St. Catherine's won the meet, with Westhampton placing second and John Marshall third. Other meets were also held with Westhampton High School, usually with the Freshman team competing rather than the upperclassmen.

J. Neale

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Attainment to the highest ideals, excellency in sportsmanship, skill, and leadership-undefina ble symbol of all that is to be desired in college activities-these qualify one for a seal. Achievement-to those who have shown skill in

three different sports

the Westhampton

Blazer is awarded-the insignia shows by its stripes the number of sports in which a Varsit~y letter has been won, and by its stars the number of times. Carter

J.

Lowe, 1933

T. Carter, 1934 .

J.

Neale, 1934

ACTIVITIES

To some the most important thing in college life is classes ... in fact, this is usually given as the ratJ'On

d' e{re for colleges ... but as colleges grow

and the college generation becomes more modern, we believe that more and more college activities, rather than scholastic standings, are being taken as a standard of a man or woman's abilitv. Work v

in all phases of extra-curricular activity is becoming more and more absorbing, specialised, and often very helpful in after life. A combination of good scholastic work and prominence in outside activities as well is, of course, greatly to be desired ... but of the two, the tendency is to value the latter more highly. The work we do in dramatics, debating, publications, glee clubs, literary societies, and so on, will certainly remain longer in memory than will the grades we got on such-and-such a course.

Not only is this

work helpful to the individual, both in college and in after life, but the group as well more nearly achieves a completeness of expression. Thus, in sincere recognition of its value, we present the section dedicated to this phase of college life.

THE

RICHMOND COLLEGIAN M em b er

Vi r g in i a

Int ere o 11 e g i at e

ST

EDITORIAL

Pres s

AF F

Charles B. Arendall . . . . . Editor-in-chief

As s ociat ion

Edilor.r

Florence Rhea Talley. . Assistant Vernon B. Richardson . . Associate Sidney T. Matthews . Managing Eliza beth Con well . . . . . . Managing (Members of the Editorial Board) .

Guthrie Brown . Ann Weir . . . . . Elmer Robertson William Fallis . . Stuart Crawford Betsy Cannon . . . Tu1ian C. Houseman Mina Karp . . . Hilaire E. Beck . . Bernard Dabney Robert Heller . . Paul Watlington

. . . . . . News . . . . . . . News Assistant News Assistant News Feature . . . . F ea tu re . . . . . . Sports . . Assistant Sports . .. Assistant Sports . Assistant Managing . Assistant Managing . Assistant Managing

Reporler.r

Lucy Barber Blackwell Buford Brandis William Dooley Katherine Ellis Dave Ewell Ethel Eubank Tacob Flax Stuart Graham Curtis Haug Tudith Hodges W. L. Lumpkin Ralph Moore Win ton Naff Roger Page Dodson Poe

Paul Roberts Dave Scott Barbette Stephenson Louise Thompson Francis Tyndall Clyde Hardy Elizabeth Darracott Margaret Harris Lois Langhorne Alice Wrenn Alvin Taylor Thomas Johnson Henry Snellings Arthur Mellen Jimmy Ricks

S

BUSINESS

T A F F . Manap¡er

S. Frank Straus . . . . . A.r.ri.rlanl Jl1anager.r

Mitchell Katz

Lyndel A. Pitt

Deparln'zenl llfanager.r

Forrest L. Collier, jr. J. Wilbur Cook . . . Vernon C. Kibler . Margaret Bowers . . James H. Ricks, jr.

. . . . . . Accounts Advertising Service Cir cul a ti on . Directories .. Theatres

A.r.ri.rlanf,r

Ernest Gearheart Robert Rether

Paul Somers Stuart Ullman

AdÂľerli.ring Sla!f

J. T. Arendall Frank Bullard Kay Conner Aaron Hass John Haw

Annette Hawkes Dorothy Lux David H. Miller Martha Riis Joseph F. Maher, jr. Circulation Sla!f

Brooks Robertson Ed Canada William Robertson Bailey Murdoch Henry L. Snellings Roger Page Ed Thornton Leonard Policoff Morris Warren Fletcher Raiford Dick Williams Numa L. Reid Algie Wright

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THE 1935 WEB

EDITORIAL

Member Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association

Beverley L. Britton . . . . . Editor-in-chief

STAFF

Edilor.J

Mary Anne Guy . . . . . Westhampton J. Spencer Gilmore . . Law School Mac Eldin Trawick .. . . . . Associate Sue Cook McClure . . . . . Associate Facully

Griffin T. Garnett Margaret D . Taylor R. Buford Brandis Cla.J.Je.J

G. Thomas Taylor Margaret M. Walker Caroline A. Shafer Pholograph.J

John N. Pastore Elizabeth R. Folkes

Frank Cutright, jr. Ralph P. Moore

Alhle!ic.J

Robert P. Thistlethwaite Florence E. Lowe Helen W. Allen Fealure.J

George I. Allen Elizabeth H. Cannon John S. Hryharrow, jr. Snap.1-hol.J

L. V. Moore, jr. Alice L. Harrington Page B. Johnston Aclivilie.J

William S. Hopson

. Louise Thompson

Fralernilie.J

Herbert C. Allen

Ernest M. Mills Typi.Jf.J

Russell Tate

Waverly Barbe

BUSINESS

ST AF F

Frederic R. Freund . . .

. Manager

A.J.Jl.Jlanl llfanager.r

Marian B. Allport . . . . . . . Westhampton Jack Barney . . . . . . . . . . . Law School Robert B. Harris . . . . . . . . . Advertising Helene L. Miller . WesthamptonAdvertising Adverli.Jing

David Bear J. T. Arendall Forrest L. Collier, jr.

Paul Somers Randolph P. Tabb J. Thomas Johnson

Circulation

Mil ton J. Lesnik

THE

MESSENGER A Literary .Magazine

Published Quarterly by the Students of Westhampton College Member Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association

Editor-in-chief Sue Cook McClure

EdiforJ'

A. Luise Cowherd

. . . . . . . .

Page B. Johnston . . . . . Esther Walsh . . . . . . . . C. Beverley

Bate~

Associate . .. Assistant

. . . Exchange . . . . . . . Art

BuJ'ineJ'J' Jl1anager Margaret Watkins

Fro n t ro w, Leff lo right:

Kirk, Owen , M . St ephenson , Stanley . S econd row: Caulfield, R . Stephenson , Car p enter , Hudson. Th ird row: Akers, Vick, M use, Lazenby, Cannon, E ckhardt

DEBATE COUNCIL OfficerJ'

Nan B. Owen . . . Virginia Kirk . . . . . Mary Ellen Stephenson Joyce N. Stanley . . Miss Margaret Ross .

....

. . . . President Vice-president Business Manager .. . Secretarv .... . . . . Adviser

lYenzberJ'

Ernestine Akers Martha J. Lazenby Elizabeth H. Cannon Allie Martin Margaret H. Carpenter Helene L. Miller Helen Caulfield Betsy Muse Mildred Eckhardt Ruth Stephenson Annette Hawkes A. Louise Thompson Jean E . Hudson Alice Turner G . Mildred Vick

HARLEQUIN ·PurpoiSe :

To promote better social relations between Westhampton and Richmond Colleges OlficerJ'

Frederic R. Freund . . . . . . . . . . President William J. Gilfillan . . . . . . . . Vice-president J. Motley Booker . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary Harold M. Goodman .. . . . . . . . Treasurer .il1emberJ'

George I. Allen Charles B. Arendall, jr. E. Guthrie Brown Forrest L. Collier, jr. Gaius W. Diggs, jr. John W. Dobson· Charles M. Edgar W. Lamar Edwards, jr. J. William Fleet, jr. E. Chaisty Garrett Wilfred B. Gregory James A. Griffin William C. Ham

John S. Hryharrow, jr. Cleveland C. Kern Vernon C. Kibler Allan H. Lane Hugh E. McGuire Owen L. Neathery Grayson L. Nickel, jr. J. Edward Norfleet Vernon B. Richardson Perry K. Schulz Randolph P. Tabb G. Thomas Taylor Fred H. Timberlake

UNIVERSITY PLAYERS OlficerJ'

. . . President Vice-president . . . . . Secretary Business Manager . Dramatic Coach

Jaquelin A. Johnston Elizabeth H . Cannon George I . Allen . . . . S. Frank Straus . . . Miss Emily F . Brown . ll1emberJ'

Charles B. Arendall, jr. C. Beverley Bates J. Motley Booker Margaret F . Bowers Beverley L. Britton Frank Cutright, jr. Mary Patteson Early Mildred L . Ellyson William J. Fallis Frances C. Folkes Griffin T . Garnett, III Mary Anne Guy John A. Hansell

Judi th P . Hodges Page B. Johnston Garland B. Kincheloe Florence E. Lowe Berkeley H. Martin Sue Cook McClure Mary P . Mills Owen L. Neathery U. Hunt Nenon Maysville J. Owens Vernon B. Richardson James H . Ricks, jr. Caroline A. Shafer

Front row: Rumney, Robertson , Laughon, Freund, Bagby, Troxell, Lane, Reid, Peck, Nunnally, Pastore.

Second row: Peers, Canada, Burcher, Williams, Yowell, Ullman, Keck, Arendall, P . Lanier, Washburn, Crowder . B ack row: Haug, Paulette, Clark, Holloway, Bullard, Watlington, Harper, R . Lanier

RICHMOND COLLEGE GLEE CLUB OlficerJ'

Samuel A. Bagby . . . . . . . . . . . . President Frederic R. Freund . . . . . . . . Vice-president Raymond R. Lanier . . . . . Business Manager Allan H. Lane. . . . Secretary-treasurer Waverly Barbe . . . . . ·. . . . . Pianist FirJ'l TenorJ'

George L. Harper Raymond R. Lanier · Herbert L. Holloway .Paul Lanier ... Fred Laughon Second Tenor,r

J. T. Arendall

J. Q. Peers

Samuel A. Bagby Frank Nunnally

George Rumney Stuart Ullman Bob Yowell FirJ'l BaJ'J'eJ'

Frank Bullard Jack Burcher Frederic R. Freund Allan H. Lane Carrington Paulette

Roger Page Elmer Robertson Numa L. Reid Seaton Washburn Richard Williams

Second BaJ'J'e'-r

Edward Canada Woodrow W. Clark

Wilbur S. Peck Paul Watlington

Front ro w, Leff lo r ight: Moore, Langhorne, E. Marston , White, Lowe, Eubank , W infrey, Miller, H . Harrell . Back rocv:

M . Harrell. , Wright , McCallum , Strau s, Harris , B onn et, C ovey , Cosby, Gary, White, Kincanon -

WE STHAM PTO N GLEE

CLUB OlficerJ'

Susan Bonnet . . . .

......

Frances S. Wright

. . . . President Vice-president

Margaret Harris . . . .

..

Elizabeth H. Clary

Florence E . Lowe

Martha Cosby

M . Elizabeth Marston

Sarah E. Covev .,,

Christine McCallum

Ethel H. Eubank

Helene L . Miller

Betty Page Gary

Florence Moore

Henrietta Harrell

Caroline Spenser

Mildred Harrell

Augusta Straus

Ann Kincanon

Mary Virginia White

K . Lois Langhorne

Secretary-treasurer

. Roberta Winfrey

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YOUNG MEN S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 1

OlficerJ"

C. E. S. Ridgway . . . . Vernon B. Richardson W. Roger Buck . . . . . Vernon C. Kibler .

. . . . President . . . . Vice-president . .. Secretary . . . . . . Treasurer

Cabinet

David Alexander, jr. R. Buford Brandis Forrest L. Collier, jr. W. Lamar Edwards George L. Harper Robert B. Harris Alvah E. Haydon, jr. Sidney T. Matthews, jr. U. Hunt Nenon J. Edward Norfleet

John N. Pastore Richard C. Paulette H. Hudson Price Robert W. Rether James H. Ricks, jr. Charles H. Ryland Fred H. Timberlake Francis W. Tyndall Claud M. Whitley Robert W. Yowell

YOUNG WO ME N S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 1

OlficerJ' Harriet M. Wal ton . . . . . . . . . . President Margaret M. Walker . . . . . . . Vice-president Pollyanna Shepherd . . . . ¡secretary-treasurer

Cahinel Joyce N. Stanley . . . . . . . Music Chairman Florence Marston . . . . . . Program Chairman K. Lois Langhorne . . . Blue Ridge Chairman Mary Nelson Decker . . Devotional Chairman Margaret D. Taylor World Fellowship Chairman Virginia Kirk . . . . . . . Ind us trial Chairman Maysville J. Owens . Morning Watch Chairman Nancy Lee Riley . . . Social Service Chairman C. Beverley Bates . . . . . Publicity Chairman Jo Ann Kent . . . . Freshman Representative

E L

PICARO OlficerJ'

C. Constance Vaden . . . . . . President Nancy Chappell . . . . . Vice-president Margaret Harris . . Secretary-treasurer Miss Marion Green .. Faculty Adviser .i/1emberJ'

L eft lo right: Cannon, Conwell, Chappell, Vaden, Moore, Green, Williams, Ellis, Harris, Shepherd, Lazenby

Elizabeth H. Cannon H. Elizabeth Conwell Kathryn Ellis Margaret Dudley Sally Haden Martha J. Lazenby Florence Moore Pollyanna Shepherd Anna Shiflett Lola E. Williams

LES FEMMES SAVANT ES OlficerJ'

Florence Rhea Talley . . . . . President Virginia Kirk . . . Secretary-treasurer Susan G. Whittet .. Social Chairman Mary Pat Early .. Program Chairman Dr. Jean Wright . . . . . . . . Sponsor .il1emberJ'

Marian B. Allport Helen Caulfield Jaquelin A. Johnston Gertrude D. Lewis Dorothy M. N alle Alice Oberle Caroline A. Shafer Mary Ellen Stephenson Laura 1Vlay Thomasson

L eft to ri_qhl: Stephenson, Wright, Caulfield, Lewis, Kirk, Early, Whittet, Talley, Allport

PHILOLOGIAN LITERARY SOCIETY O!ficerJ' FirJ'l SemeJ'ler

Charles H. Ryland . . . . . . President William J. Turbyfill . . . Vice-president H. Hudson Price . . . . . Secretarv E. Chaisty Garrett . . . . . Treasurer Bernard A. Gilman, Forensic Council Representative James H. Ricks, jr. . Sergeant-at-arms LI

O!ficerJ' Second SemeJ'ler

E. Chaisty Garrett . . .. President H. Hudson Price .. Vice-president William J. Turbyfill . . . . .. Secretary Robert L. Mason . . . . . . Treasurer Randolph P. Tabb, Forensic Council Representative John N. Pastore . . . Sergeant-at-arms

Front row, Left lo right: Trotman, Gilman, Trump, Wilborn, Washburn , Fleet, Mason, Arendall. Second row: Tabb, Holladay, Thornhill, Pastore , Ricks, McGeh ee, Parrish ,

Price, Grenoble, Meredith , Matthews, Willis , Bunting, B ell, Wallace, Garrett, R yland , Hansell

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers

M. Theresa Carter . Nan B. Owen . . . Miss Susan Lough . . . .

. . . . President . Vice-president . . . . . Adviser

Members

Puryear, Carter, Norris, Wrenn . Second row: Patrick, Vick Talley , Akers, Marston , Walsh . Third row: Bates, Owen , Williams , Caulfield

Front row , Left lo right:

Ernestine Akers C . Beverley Bates Helen Caulfield Jean Hudson Elizabeth Marston Myrtle Norris Louise Patrick Marjorie R. Puryear Frances E. Rowlett Minnie D . Smith Florence Rhea Talley Louise Thompson Alice Turner Mildred Vick Esther Walsh Jacqueline Warner Frances Williams Alice H . Wrenn

Front row, left lo right: Paulette, Ford, Somers, Bagby, Bowers, Templeman, Hayden. Second row: Lumpkin, Naff, R eid , Hicks, Nuckols, Griffith , Taliaferro, Mangus, Keele Third row: Cook, Brown, Page, Raiford, Wilson, Jones, Howe, Knight. Fourth row: Heller, Rucker, Phillips, Sperry, Willis, King, Straughan. Fijlh row: Thornton , Clark, Schroetter, Hall, :H arper, Watlington, James

MU SIGMA RHO LITERARY SOCIETY O/jicerJ' FirJ'l SemeJ'ler

Samuel A. Bagby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President Paul B . Watlington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-president Dorsey B. Ford . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary E . Parker Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer Harry L . King . . . . . . . Forensic Council Representative

r. Wilbur Cook .

O/jicerJ' Second SemeJ'ler

. . . . Dorsey B. Ford . . . . . Robert W. Yowell . . . E. Parker Brown . . Harry L. King . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Forensic

. . . . . . . President . . . . . Vice-president . . . . . . . Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer Council Represen ta ti ve

ll1emberJ' Waverly W. Barbe Chester E . Barden Milton Berlad W. R . Bowers Woodrow W. Clark Harvey Fleetwood, j r. R. B. Griffith Thomas Hall George L . Harper George A. H arris A. Edison Hayden Robert N. Heller

Richard A. Hicks R . T. Howe H . T. James Lewis K. Jones Hunter B. Keck Samuel H. Keister Reginald Knight W. Latane Lumpkin Julian E. Mangus D. Winton Naff J. Roland Nuckols Roger B. Page R. Carrington Paulette

H. W. Phillips Fletcher L. Raiford Numa L. Reid C. E . S. Ridgway Ambrose A. Rucker Samuel Schroetter Paul Somers Sherwood Sperry Joseph M. Straughan Oscar B. Taliaferro Richard A. Willis J. W. Wilson

F ron t row, left lo right: Lamb , Cort opassi, Luttrell , E . M . Miller , E . L . Miller . S econd row: Bass, J ones, Murphy, Sauer , D . Miller , Blanton. Third row: Staples, Montgomery, ] . King, Tate, Stevens, Dodd, Dabney, Grigg, P . King

S. C. MITCHELL LITERARY SOCIETY OlficerJ'

R . Buford Brandis . J. Edgar Stevens . . ¡ Bernard M . Dabney, Boyd H . Blanton . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . jr. . . . . . . . .

. . . .

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

. . . P resident . Vice-president . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer

.il1enzberJ' Phillip King A. Wade Lamb Bernard Lamb John Laster E . S. Luttrell Richard T . McCrone Elmer Miller Edward Miller David H . Miller A. B. Montgomery James G . Baldwin Mitchell Katz Russell Tate Richard Murphy J. E . Orschel Enno T . Sauer

Jorge Alvarado David E . Bass David Bear Robert Carswell Irving Chofnas W. Cecil Collier John Cortopassi Bruce G. Dodd Jacob Flax Joseph Flax William F . Grigg Aaron Hass Albert Hauft F . Overton Jones James E . King Leon King John G. Staples

Front row: Councill, Collier, Ridgway, Karsh, Scott, Cornthwaite. Second row: Ballou, Diggs, Norfleet, Crenshaw , Goodman, Flax, Harris. Third row: Booker, Britton, Webb, Ham, McGuire, Edgar, Tabb, Caylor

INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL O!ficerJ'

Dr. W. R. Cornthwaite . . . . . . . President Dr. W. A. Harris . Vice-president Prof. W. F. Caylor . . . . . . . Secretar~y Jl1emberJ'

Kappa Alpha . Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Gamma Delta .. Pi Kappa Alpha .. Kappa Sigma

.

..

Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Theta Chi . . . .

..

Phi Delta Omega Lambda Chi Alpha . Phi Alpha . . .

.

Pi Del ta Sigma

.

Forrest L. Collier, jr. Jack G. Webb G. Winston Crenshaw Gaius W. Diggs, jr. J. Motley Booker Randolph P. Tabb Harold N. Goodman William C. Ham · Beverley L. Britton Hugh E. McGuire B. Redwood Councill J. Edward Norfleet Billy W. Ballou Charles H. Wood, jr. Tohn S. Hryharrow, jr. Vernon C. Kibler Charle~ M. Edgar David N. Scott Herman J. Flax Morton A. Karsh C. E. S. Ridgway Fred H. Timberlake

KAPPA

ALPHA

Founded al Wa .rhinglon and Lee UnifJer.rily, 1865

Front row, le}l lo right: Perry, Black, Bromm, Watkins, Showalter, Hopson. Second row: Campbell, Pilcher, Cutright, Gregory, Collier Leverton, Allen, Fleet, Crouch, Alexander, Correll. Third row: Grigg, Holloway, P erkinson, Alley, Phillips, Brooks, Wooten , Barnes, Webb

ETA CHAPTER E.rlabli.rlzed al the UnifJer.rily of Richmond, 1870

ColorJ': Crimson and Old Gold FlowerJ': Magnolia and Rose Publication: Kappa Alpha Journal

FralreJ" in Facuflale Robert C. Astrop, M.A. James H. Barnett, LL.B. C. M . Chichester, LL.D.

H . B. Handy, M.A. W. A. Harris, Ph.D. B. C. Holtzclaw, Ph.D. M. U. Pitt, B.A.

FralreJ' in Collegio C!aJ'J' of 1935

George I. Allen Thomas C. Crouch

J. William Fleet, j r. Roger W. Leverton C!aJ'J' of 1936

Joseph A. Alexander, jr. Fred W. Black, jr. Forrest L. Collier, jr. William S. Hopson

Harry L. King L. V. Moore R. Thomas Phillips, jr. Jack G. Webb

ClaJ'J' of 1937

Ernest L. Brooks Wyndham N . Gregory Donald G. Campbell Edwin M. Pilcher Willard Showalter C!aJ'J' of 1938

Clifford L. Barnes William B. Correll ·W illiam F. Grigg Herbert L. Holloway ·

William H. Perkinson C. Kintner Perry Jerry G. Watkins Ernest L. Wooten

KAPPA ALPHA

PHI KAPPA SIG MA Founded al the Unh1er.rily of Penn.rylCJania, October 19, 1850

Front row, left lo right: Swann, Grinnan, F . Vaughan, Dobson, Crenshaw, Schulz, Whitley, Montgomery. Second row: Townsend , Earle, Wills , Patteson, Diggs, Garnett, Akin , Ochsner. Third row: Ewell, Pond, Graham , Mills, Brown. Back row: Jackson, Chewning¡, Fleetwood, Freeman, Turkington, Raiford, J . King, P . King, Maner, R . Vaughan

PHI CHAPTER E.rlabli.rhed al the U niCJer.rily of R ichmond, 1873

ColorJ': Old Gold and Black Flower: Goldenrod Publication: Phi Kappa Sigma News Letter

F ralreJ' in F acu!lale Frederic W. Boatwright, LL.D.

B. West Tabb, B.A.

FralreJ' in CoLLegio CLaJ'J' of 1935

G . Winston Crenshaw Albert J. Ochsner John W. Dobson Perry K. Schulz William C. Grinnan Sydney C. Swann Robert S. Montgomery, jr. Frederick J. Vaughan Claud M . Whitlev v

CLaJ'J' of 1936

Caius W. Diggs, jr. Harry 0. Patteson Griffin T. Garnett Braxton B. Townsend Willis I-I. Wills C!aJ'J' of 1937

William J. Akin E. Parker Brown Winfrey W. Chewning Sain uel l\1. Ear le J. Davis Ewell, jr. S. Lvle Graham v

William W. ·Jackson Edward M. Mills . Charles B. Pond Fletcher L. Raiford Carl L. Turkington Robert A. Vaughan

C!aJ'J' of 1938

Harvey H . Fleetwood James E . King John W . Freeman Philip T . King Alfred W. Maner

PHI KAPPA SIGMA

PHI

GAMMA

DELTA

Founded al !Fa.rhinglon and Jefferson CoLLege, Jl1ay 1, 1848

Front row, Lejl lo right: Phillips, Templeman, Whittet, Swindell, Wallace, Hardy, Powell. S econd row: Schools, Ricks, Tabb, Booker, Griffin, Roper, Snead, Farley. Third row: Peck, Haydon, Radspinner, Bristow, Dickinson, Creasy, Harper, Stutz, McCue, Martin, Omohundro, Ryland, Hansell, Turbyfill

RHO CHI CHAPTER E.rlabfi.rhed al lhe U niper.rlly of Richmond, 1890

Color: Royal Purple Flower: Heliotrope Publt'calion: The Phi Gamma Delta

FralreJ' in Facuflale M. Ray Doubles, LL.B. Robert E. Loving, Ph.D. William J. Gaines, jr., Ph.D. Samuel C. Mitchell, LL.D. Garnett Ryland, Ph.D.

FralreJ" in Collegio C!aJ'J' oj 1935

J. Motley Booker

J. El wood Snead

E. Starke Farley Maxwell R. Schools

Randolph P. Tabb James C. West C!aJ'J'

James A. Griffin

a.I 1936

Charles H . Ry land John M. D. Taylor C!aJ'J' oj 1937

Jack M. Bristow Stover H. Creasy Alfred J. Dickinson, j r. Jack A. Hansell George L. Harper A. Edison Havdon .., Berkeley H. Martin Howard McD. McCue

Thomas B . Omohundro Wilbur S. Peck John A. Radspinner James H . Ricks, jr . . Robert P. Roper Carlton F . Stutz John M. Tabb William G. Turbyfill C!aJ'J' oj 1938

Clyde H. Hardy John S. Haw . Charles H. Phillips Billy A. Powell

Sherwood D. Spivey Frederick Swindell Samuel H . Templeman Robert W . Wallace R . McLean Whittet

PHI GAMMA D E L T A

p I

KAPPA ALPHA Founded al the U niCJeNily of Virginia, March 1, 1868

Front row, Le}l lo right: West , Woodson , Shiflett, Gregory, Ham, Goodman, Bahen, Toler, Allen . Second row: Mayo , Jam es, Taliaferro, Taylor, Donati, Boykin, Keck, Edberg. Third row: Houska, Sheppard, Casteen, H eywood, Garber, Clark, Holladay, Willis

OMICRON CHAPTER 0

EJ-lahli.shed al the U nL CJer.sily of Richmond, 1891

Co!orJ': Garnet and Gold

Flower: Lily of the Valley PubLicalionJ': Shield and Diamond, Dagger and Ke.v

FralreJ' in Collegio C!aJ'J' of 1935

Harold M. Goodman

William C. Ham

C!aJ'J' of 1936

Wilfred B . Gregory, jr.

Pendleton McK. Shiflett, jr. C!aJ'J' of 1937

William G. Hevwood .., Carrol F. Toler Michael W. West G . Stuart Woodson

Samuel H. Allen Charles F. Bahen William B. Garber J . Cornelius Godsey

C!aJ'J' oj 1938

C. Ralph Arthur J. Wesley Boy kin James D. Clark David J. Donati Larry J. Edberg Joseph R . Houska

Spruel P. James, jr. James J. Kreamer Howard A. Mayo James Meachem Myron W. Sheppard Oscar B. Taliaferro Alvin C . Tavlor v

PI KAPPA ALPHA

KAPPA

s

I G MA

Founded al lhe Uni"er.sily of Bologna, 1400 Founded in America al lhe Unt'"er.sily of Virginia, December 10, 1869

Fron! row, lefl lo right: Winslow, Tenore, Britton, McDanel, Prince, J. \Vilborn, C. Arendall, Bondurant, McGuire, D. Gray, Mason. Second row: Crews, Crawford. Third row: Crowder, Young, Wilson, Thornhill, Anderson, Price, Cherry, Lacy, Garrett, Trotman, S . Matthews, Webb, Moore, V. Gray. Back row: Poe, Miller, Guy, Thistlethwaite, W . Matthews , Riegel, Newton, Lindsey, J. Arendall, Chalmers

BETA-BETA CHAPTER E.slabli.shed al lhe U ni"er.sily of Richmond, .March 5, 1898

CoLorJ': Scarlet, White, and Green Flower: Lily of the Valley PubLicalionJ': The Caduceus, The Star and Crescent

FralreJ' in Facuflale Ralph C. McDanel, Ph.D. William L. Prince, M.A.

Charles H. Wheeler, Ph.D. James B. Wilborn, B.A.

FralreJ' in Collegio C!aJ'J' of 1935 Charles B. Arendall, jr. Beverley L. Britton R. Sidney Bondurant Richard A. Farrar Richard C. Poage C!aJ'J' of 1936 P. Lanier Anderson, j r. Sidney T. Matthews, jr. Hugh E. McGuire Kenneth J. Cherry E. Chaisty Garrett Robert F. Riegel Virgil C. Gray Bartholomew G. Ten ore George B. Lacy Robert P. Thistlethwaite Walter G. Winslow C!aJ'J' of 1937 Stuart C. Crawford Robert L. Mason Donald B. Gray Stuart G. Mercer Robert T. Harris J. Judson Miller Hunter B. Keck H. Hudson Price Robert B. Lindsey Jose L. Robert Harry A. Young C!aJ'J' of 1938 J. T. Arendall E. Dodson Poe, jr. George E. Chalmers Paul W. Roberts David W. Crews Joseph M. Straughan Charles W. Crowder, jr. D. W. Thornhill Louis E. Guy Myres W. Tilghman William H. Matthews Herbert H. Trotman Ralph P. Moore Thomas A. Webb, jr. Roy Newton Shanks M. Wilborn C. Gordon Wilson

KAPPA SIGMA

EPSILON

SIGMA

Founded al Richmond College in 1901

Front ro w, left lo right: Naff, Lane, Longan, McCabe, McCaul , Dunkum, Copley, Carter, Cook. Seco nd ro w: Phillips , Bowles, Nelson , Gordon, Mallory, Peterson, Somers, R eid , Graham, Barbe, Ross. Th i rd ro w: Speir, Norfleet , Johnson , Dickinson, Dunkum , Robertson, Diedrich, W . Dickinson, Cross, Councill, Preissner, R ichardson , Sanford

v IRGINIA ALPHA CHAPTER CoforJ':

Royal Purple and Red FLowerJ':

American Beauty and Violets Publication : The Sigma Phi Epsilon

FralreJ' in CoLLegio CLaJ'J' of 1935

R. Coleman Longan Waverly W. Barbe J. Edward Norfleet Charles W. Dickinson Charles W. Peterson _John R. Diedrich Vernon B. Richardson Allan H. Lane Fillmore H. Sanford

J . Wilbur Cook

C!aJ'tf' of 1936 B. Redwood Councill William D. Dickinson C!aJ'J' of 1937

John H. Preissner Numa L. Reid William T. Robertson Paul Somers

Robert M. Carswell Wirt C. Mallory Allan G. McCabe, jr. D . Winton Naff C!aJ'J' of 1938

Richard C. Bowles Allan J. Carter W. Elwood Cross E. Lee Copley Edward H. Dunkum Willie W. Dunkun1 William S. Gordon

J. Stuart Graham J. Thomas Johnson Eugene W. McCaul W. Sanford Nelson Harold W . Phillips H. Aubrey Ross John A. Speir

SIGMA PHI EPSI -LON

T

H

E

T A

c

H

I

Founded al Norwich U niver.rfty, 1856

Fron[ row, le}l lo right: Freund, Thomas, Ballou, Kern, Carter. Second row: Coleman, Nickel, Bowers, Eady, McAllister, Wood, Keppler, Schroff, Hall, King, Ferguson, Drinard, Phillips, Sewan.d, Boatwright

OMICRON CHAPTER EJ·labli.rhed al the Univer.rily oj Richmond, 1915

Colors: Red and White Flower: Carnation Publication: The Rattle

FralreJ' in CoLLegio CLaJ'J' of 19J5

Billy W. Ballou Frederic R. Freund Woodrow E. Carter Cleveland C. Kern Grayson L. Nickel, j r. C!aJ'J' of 19J6

Charles E. Drinard

James B. Thomas CLaJ'J' of 19J7

John B. Boatwright J. Langdon Moss W. Robert Bowers John C. Phillips William H. Seward C. Briel Keppler Charles H. Wood, jr. C!aJ'J' of 19J8

Jack A. Eady Thomas M. Hall J. Reginald Knight

C. Guy McAllister Edward E. Phillips Joseph A. Schroff

THETA C H I

PHI DELTA OMEGA Founded al !he UnifJer.Ji!y of Richmond, March, 16, 1915

Front row, Leff lo right: Taylor, Harris , H . Smith, Ale1rnnder, Murdock, E. Smith, Wagner, Kibler . Second row: Allen, Brock, Parke1·, Phillips , Hryharrow, Rether, Gravatt, Hladycz, Kincheloe

Color.J: Green and Gold Flower: Daffodil Publication: The Daffodil

FralreJ' in Coffegio C!aJ'J' of 19J5

Howard C. Smith CLaJ'J' of 19J6

J. Ruffin Apperson John S. Hryharrow, jr. Stanley J. Ciecko Vernon C. Kibler William R. Compton Garland B. Kincheloe Robert B. Harris Dave A. Parker G. Thomas Taylor

PHI DELTA OMEGA

C!aJ'J' of 19J7 -

David Alexander, jr. Herbert C. Allen, j r. A. Broaddus Gravatt

Horace E. Phillips Robert W. Rether Ernest H. Smith Russell S. Tate C!aJ'J' of 19J8

Jack J. Hlady~z M. Bailey ., Murdock

S. Brooks Robertson William F. Robertson Algie V. Wright

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Founded al Boston UnifJer.Jlly, NofJember 2, 1909

Front row, Left lo ri:qhl: Edgar, Gilfillan, Neathery, Hackley, Scott, Cardozo, Poehler, Morris. Second row: Baldwin, Schaaf, Finney, Mallonee, Richards, Strang, Schneck. Third row: McSweeney, Walton, Kielpinski, Thomson, Eanes, Branch, Shetter. Fourth row: Knight, Allard, Phillips, Harrington, Gardner, Mellen, Tymosko, Via

ALPHA CHI ZETA EslabliJ'hed al lhe UniverJ'ily of Richmond, May 8, 1918

ColorJ': Purple, Green, and Gold Flower: Violet PublicalionJ': Cross and Crescent, Delta Pi

FralreJ' in Facu!lale Woodford B. Hackley, M.A. Raymond B. Pinchbeck, Ph.D.

Rolvix Harlan, Ph.D. William T. Muse, S.J.D.

FralreJ' in Coffegio C!aJ'J' of 1935

Hugh L. Cardozo, jr. Charles M. Edgar William J. Gilfillan Thomas H. Morris

W. Smithson Morris Owen L. Neathery P. Henry Poehler David N. Scott Claude Slaydon ClaJ'J' of 1936

Edward M. Schaaf, jr. Clarence E. Schneck Harvey L. Strang, jr.

James G. Baldwin Stanford C. Finney Stuart K. Richards

C!aJ'J' of 1937

Robert C. Branch, jr. Joseph L. Pittore Books P. Shetter Gordon L. Mallonee Stuart W. Thomson C!aJ'J' of 1938

James McSweeney C James Allard Arthur J. Mellen Benjamin W. Gardner William L. Phillips Ames Harrington Frank Tvmosko Leonard V. Kielpinski ._, William F . Via James H. Knight Russell E. Walton

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

p I

DELTA Founded al lhe

UnifJ~r.J"ily

SIGMA

of Richmond, December 4, 1930

Fronl row, Leff lo ri_qhl: Edwards, Robert, Alvarado, Patteson, Ridgway, Christensen, Tyndall, Timberlake, Rood .

Albright, Adams, Yowell, Carroll, S. Baker, Angus, Taylor, Haug.

Third row: Bristow, B . Baker, Brown, Hatcher, Botts

CoLorJ': Blue and White Flower: Pink Carnation

F ralreJ' in F acuflale Charles L. Albright, Ph.D.

Second row:

Herman P. Thomas, Ph.D.

Franklin

FralreJ' 'in CoL(egio CLaJ'J' ,of 1935

M. Aubrey Franklin

Charles E. S. Ridgway

ClaJ'J' of 1936

Kenneth D. Angus, jr. E. Guthrie Brown Samuel H. Baker, jr. Gordon M. Christensen John C. Bristow " Harold P. Hatcher Frederick N. Timberlake

. Francis W. Tyndall

ClaJ'J'

of 1938 ~

John L. Adams J. Antonio Alvarado E. Ballard Baker

Howard R . Carroll Curtis M. Haug T. Earle Patteson

·P I D~E LT A

SIGMA

Front row , Left lo rigid: Lesnik , Schrieberg, Mandel, Karsh, Flax, Gold, Siegel. Second row: Laster, Hauft, U mansky , Cohen, Kassin , Chofnas

p H I

A L p H A

Founded al George Wa.shinglon Univer.sity, 1914

RHO CHAPTER E.stabfi.shed al the U niver.sily of Richmond, February 6, 1925

ColorJ': Red and Blue Flower: American Beautv .., Publication: The Quarterly

FralreJ' in Co!Legio C!aJ'J' of 19J5

Harry X . Gold

Morton A. Karsh C!aJ'J' of 19J6

Herman J. Flax Mil ton J. Lesnik

-David Levy A. Louis Tobias C!aJ'J' of 19J7

Leo R . Cohen Henry S. M-a ndel Charles H. Kassin Henry J. Schrieberg Dave Umansky C!aJ't1' of 19J8

Irving Chofnas

Alfred B. Hauft James I"aster

Fir.JI row, left lo right: Wiley , Bagby, Ford, Clary, Paulette, Laughon. S econ d row: Keister, Clark , Bousman , White Hurst , Jones , Cosby , R eamy '

ALPHA ·DELTA Jl1 ini.JleriaL Fraternity

Founded al the U niCJer.Jily of Richmond, 1923

Co!or.J: White and Copper Flower: White Rose Fralre.f in FacuLlale Solon B. Cousins, D.D. Rolvix Harlan, Ph.D.

FrafreJ' in Collegio C!a.f.f of 1935 Samuel A. Bagby Clifton D. Cosby Gary A. Bousman Samuel H. Keister Fred J. Parker CLa.J.f Woodrow W. Clark Edward J. Clary Horace L. Ford

of 1936 George A. Harris Arthur W. Rich Bernard M. White-Hurst

C!a.J.f Leonard B. Archer W. George Bond Horace C. James Fred T. Laughon

of 1937 R. Carrington Paulette Ryland 0. Reamy Leslie R. Stuart Paul G. Wiley

Cla.J.f of 1938 Harry T . James

OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Na tiona l

~Honora ry

L eadersh ip Fralernily

Founded al lFa.f'hinglon a nd L ee Unive r.f'ily, 1914

EPSILON CIRCLE E.f'labli.f'hed at R ichmon d College, 1921

OlficerJ'

. . . . . . . President Fillmore H . Sanford . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-president Beverley L . Britton Prof. W. F . Caylor . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary -treasurer JJ1emberJ'

Charles B . Arendall, jr. W . Smithson Morris· Stuart W . Cook J. Edward Norfleet Dean M . Ray Doubles Dr. Raymond B. Pinchbeck Roger W . Leverton Richard C. Poage Richard T . McCrone Vernon B. Richardson Dr. R . C. McDanel Charles E . S. Ridgway S. Frank Straus

MORTA .R

BOARD

N ational H onor S ociety for S enior W om en F ou nded al the Univer.tify of S yracu.re, 191 8

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE CHAPTER E .rlabli.rhed 1930

O/ficer.J

Helen Caulfield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President Jaquelin A. Johnston . Alice L . Harrington

. . Vice-president and treasurer

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

Secretary

M . Theresa Carter . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Historian

.!l1embertr

Anna E . Hallett

Mary E. Harrington Jessie E . Neale

NU

SIGMA

PH I

Founded al lhe Nationa l UniPerslly La w S chool, February 12, 1902

JEFFERSON

0

AVIS CHAPTER

Established al lhe T. C. WiLLiams School oj L aw, 1921

Colors: Gold and Purple Flower: White Carnation Publications: Owl, Adelphia Honorary i/1embers

John R. Saunders

Louis ·S. Herrink

Fralret.r in Collegio Anthony J. Baroody Ernest C. Johnson Vivian R. Bethel William G. Purcell Lawrence J. Crowder J. Kenneth Rader James K. Cunningham Everett S. Slagle J. Marker Dern Allen W. Staples M . Baldwin Watts

McNEILL LAW SOCIETY Founded al the T. C. Williams School oj Law, 1933

Officer.I

Max Laster . . . . . . Arthur R. Kingdon J. Kenneth Rader M. Ray Doubles . . William T. Muse.

. . . . . . . Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-chancellor . . . Chancellor of the Exchequer Faculty Adviser . . . . . . . . . . Faculty Adviser

Member.I

Jack Barney T. Davis Jones, jr. Anthony J. Baroody Z. Vance Jordan, jr. Vivian R. Bethel Clarence P. Kearfott Warren F. Curtis William M. Pope Charles W. Givens, jr. William G. Purcell Herman Gross Everett S. Slagle R. Granger West

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Spons,o'r for the Editorial Staff, The 1935 Web

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Sponsor for the Business Staff of The 1935 Web, and for the Harlequin Club

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Sponsor for the Senior Class

MOBILE, ALABAMA

Sponsor for The Richmond Collegian

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HALL OF FAME

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The exact value of student polls on various subjects will always be a question of considerable debate.

Student votes are sometimes sincere,

sometimes merely a matter of personal like and dislike. In selecting a Hall of Fame for THE 1935 \VEB, we have asked the student body to be frank, sincere, and unbiased in their choices. \Ve believe they have been. Herein we present their choices .. . the outstanding Senior personifications of six selected fields of endeavour, from Richmond and from \Vesthampton . . . and in addition, an indication of the men's judgment in choosing fro1n the Westhampton student body as a whole the outstanding beauty.

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STUDENTS

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RICHMOND COLLEGE .. . . Abraham, Joseph, '38 Adams, John L., '38 . Akin, William J., '36 . Aldhizer, Harold A. B., '38 . . . . Alexander, David, jr., '37 . Alexander, Joseph A., j r., '36 . . . Alexander, Stuart L., '38 . . . . . . Allard, Claude J ., '38 . . Allen, Aubrey B., '36 . . . Allen, George I., '35 . . . . Allen, ·Herbert C., '37 .. Allen, Samuel H., '37 . . . . Alley, Reuben E., jr., '38 Alvarado, Jorge A., '38 . Alvis, Frank R., jr., ',38 Anderson, John M., '35 Anderson, P. Lanier, '36 . Angus, Kenneth D., '36 Apperson, J. Ruffin, '36 Archer, Leonard B., '37 . . . . . . Arendall, Charles B., jr., '35 . Arendall, Tohn T ., '38 . . . Arthur, Charles R., '38 . . Bagby, Samuel A., '35 . Bahen, Charles F., '37 . . . .. Baker, Ernest B., '38 .. Baker, Samuel H., '36 . . Baldwin, James G., '36 . Ball, Samuel B., '36 .. Ballou, Billy W., '35 . . . Barbe, Waverly W., '35 Barden, Chester E., '38 . . Barnes, Clifford L., jr., '38 . Baroody, Eugene M., '35 · .. Bass, David E., jr., '35 . . . . Bass, Howard A., jr., '35 .. Bear, David M., '37 . . . Beck, Hilaire E., jr., '36 . Bell, John R., '38 . . . . . Benenson, Ed ward H., '36 Berlad, Milton, '36 . . . . Bernstein, Clifford N., '36 Black, Fred W., '36 . . . . . Blanton, Boyd H., '35 .. Block, Irving, '37 . . . . . . . Blunt, John S., jr., '36 . . . . Boatwright, John B., '38 . . . Bond, William G., '38 .. Bondurant, R. Sidney, '35 . Booker, J. Motley, '35 . . . Botts, George W., '37 . Botwick, H. Barry, '37 . . . Bousman, Gary A., '35 . Bowers, A. Roswell, '38 Bowers, William R., '36 Bowles, Richard C., '38 Boxley, Hunter W., '38 . . . . Boykin, J. Wesley, '38 .. . Branch, Garland H., '35 . . Branch, Robert C., jr., '37 .. Brandis, R. Buford, jr., '37 . Briggs, Joseph A., '36 . . Bristow, Jack M., '37 Bristow, Tohn C., '37 . . . Britton, Beverley L., '35 .. Broaddus, Thomas I., '37 Bromn1, L. William, '38 . Brooking, Raymond E., '35 Brooks, Ernest L., '37 . Brooks, Tohn R., '37 . . . Brovvn, E. Guthrie, '36 . Brown, E. Parker, '37 . . Brown, E. Winfrey, '36 Brown, Jacob, '36 . . . . . . . . . Brown, Robert L., '36 . •

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Brown, William M., jr., '38 Buck, W. Roger, III, '35 . . . . . . Bullard, Frank M., '37 .. Bunting, Freddie R., '35 . Burcher, John H., '37 . . . . Butler, John M., '37 . . . . . Campbell, D. Gordon, '37 . . Canada, Edward M., jr., '37 . Cardozo, Hugh L., jr., '35 .. Carroll, Howard R., '38 . . .. Carswell,. Robert M., jr., '37. Carter, Allan J., '38 . Carter, Woodrow E., '35 . Casey, Thomas F ., '35 .. . Casteen, Frank D., '38 .. . Cauthorn, Michael R., '38 Cavan, Richard H ., '35 . . . Chadwick, Robert E. Lee, '35 Chalmers, George E., '38 . . Cherry, Kenneth J ., '36 . . Chewning, Winfree W., '37 Childress, D. Ralph, '36 . . Chofnas, Irving, '38 . . . . . Christensen, Gordon M., '36 . . Ciecko, Stanley J ., '36 . . Clark, James D., '38 . . Clark, Woodrow W., '36 Clarke, William F., '35 . Clary, Edward J., '36 . Cohen, Leo R., '37 . . . Cohen, Samuel A., '38 . . . . Coleman, W. Tredway, jr., '36 Collier, Forrest L., jr., '36 . Collier, WilliaTU C., '38 . . . Compton, William R., '36 . Cook, J. Wilbur, '36 . . . . Cooper, Murphy R., jr., '38 Copeland, R. - S~ott, III, '37 Copley, E. Lee, '38 . . . Correll, William B., '38 Cortopassi, John J ., '38 Cosby, Clifton D ... '35 . Cosby, Robert T., '37 .. Councill, B. Redwood, '36 Crawford, Stuart C., '37 . Creasy, Stover H., jr., '37 Crenshaw, G. Winston, '35 Cre·.vs, David W., '38 . . . Cross, W. Elwood, '38 .. Crouch, T. C., '35 . . . . Crowder, Charles W., '38 Crowder, John P., jr., '37 Crute, Robert C., '38 . . . . Cu nby, Mott A., '36 . . . . Dabney, Bernard M., j"., '37 Davids'.)n, Edgar M., '37 .. Davis. Aubrey M., '36 . . . Denton, Howard R., '37 .. Dervishian, Ernest H., '37 . Dickins')n, Alfred J., '37 .. Dickins)n, Charles W., '35 . Dickins1n, Willia'TI D., '36 . Diedrich, Tohn R., '35 . . G a1us . W . , Jr., . '~6 D iggs, .... Dobs')n, John W., '35 . Dodd, Bruce G., '35 .. D=>dd, Tohn H., '38 . . . D'.)natl, David J., '38 .. D'.)olev, Willia 11 P., '38 D:ina~d, Charles E., '36 Dunkum, Edward H., '38 . Dunku':Il, Willie W., j~·., '38 Dutro-,M, David A., jr., '36 Dyer, Howard Cary, '38 Eady, Tack A., '38 . . . Eanes, David C., '37 .. Earle, Tohn B., '37 . . . Earle, Samuel M., '36 . . Edberg, Lawrence J., '38 . Edgar, Charles M., '35 . . . Edwards, John C., '36 . . . . Edwards, W. Lamar, jr., '36 . Elmore, Louis J., jr., '35 . . . . Enslow, W. Hamilton, '37 .. .

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MAY DAY, 1934 Virginia Sanford 1 Beverley Bates r The Three Gres toric Ones Mary P. Mills j M. Virginia Stiff . . Grace Rowland . Eleanor Hardawav ..,

The May Queen . Maid of Honor . . Maid of Honor

The May Day celebration of 1934, over which Mary Virginia Stiff, of Harmony Village, Virginia, reigned as queen, -vvas quite simple but lovely. The two maids of honor were Grace Rowland and Eleanor Harda\vay, both of Richmond and the ladies of the court were other m embers of the Senior Class .

The story, written by Christine Taylor and Louise Leatherland, was a fairy tale, giving opportunity for much singing and dancing. The accompanying music was taken from the "Peer Gynt Suite'' by Grieg. The production was under the direction of Bettv ..,, Burns, '32, alumna guest-director, and included about one hundred students .

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A Romantic Comedy by William Shakespeare. Presented Under Direction of Mrs. Frank Apperly, in the Luther H. Jenkins Greek Theatre, Saturday, June 9, 1934

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Orsino, Duke of Illyria . . . . . Beverley Britton Sebastian, brother of Viola. . . . . William Fallis . . Dan Montague Antonio, friend of Sebastian . . . . . . . . . A Sea Captain, friend of Viola. . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . Frederick Vaughan Valentine } G l d. h D k f Scott Copeland} III Curio ent emen atten ing t e u e . . . . . . . . . . l Howard McCue Sir Toby Belch, uncle to Olivia MacEldin Trawick Sir Andrew Ague-cheek . . . . . . Motley Booker Malvolio, steward to Olivia . . . . . . . Julien Gunn, jr. f Frank Cutright,jr. Fabtian Cl } Servants to Olivia F es e, a own l Milton Lesnik Olivia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Margaret Proctor Viola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elizabeth Cannon Maria, Olivia's Woman .. . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . Virginia Sanford Lords, Priests, Sailors, Officers, Musicians, and other Attendants.

PRODUCTION STAFF

Production Manager . . Betty Burns Lighting, John S. Clayton and Owen N ea i:hery Properties . . . . . . . Katherine Bell Publicity, S. Frank Straus and Beverlev Britton Make-Up . . . . . Mr. Herbert Curtis Business Manager .. S. Frank Straus â&#x20AC;˘J

Costumes by Hooker Howe, Haverhill, Massachusetts

OUTWARD BOUND A Drama by Sutton Vane Presented Under the Direction of Emily F . Brown, at the University Playhouse November 2 and 3, 1934

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Scrub by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buford Brandis Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page Johns ton Henry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverlev Britton Tom Prior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles.., Arendall Mrs. Cliveden-Banks . . . . . . . . . . Beverley Bates Rev. William Duke . . . . Vernon Richardson Mrs. Midget . . . . . . . . . . . . Jaquelin Johnston Mr. Lingley ·. . . . . . . . . . . . George Allen . . . . . . William Fallis Rev. Frank 'Thomson

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FEVER A Comedy by Noel Coward Presented Under the Direction of Emily F. Brown, at the University Play house March 1 and 2, 1935

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Sorel Bliss . . . . . . . . . . . . Jaquelin Johns ton Simon Bliss . . . . . . . . . . Vernon Richardson Clara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverley Bates Judi th Bliss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Mills David Bliss . . . . . . . . . . . Beverley Britton Sandy Tyrell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clyde Hardy Myra Arundel . . . . . . . . . . . . Elizabeth Cannon Richard Grea tham . . . . . Thomas Johnson Jackie Coryton . . . . . . . . . . . . Helene Miller

Mallonee, Gordon L., '37 . . . Mallory, Wirt C., '37. . . . . Mandel, Henry S., '37 . . Maner, Alfred W., '38 . . . . Mangus, Julian E., '36 . . . . Martin, Berkeley H., j r ., '37 . Martin, Hunter W., '38 . . . . Mason, Robert L., '37 . . . . Mathewson, Philip L., '38 . . Matthews, Sidney T., jr., '36 Matthews, William H., '38. Mayo, Howard A., jr., '38 McAllister, C. Guy, '38 . . . . McCabe, Allen G. , jr., '36 . McCaul, Eugene W., '38 . . . . McCrone, Richard T . , '35 . . McCue, Howard McD., '37 McGehee, Thomas E., '35 . . . McGuire, Hugh E., '36 . . . . . McNeil, Robert B., '37. . . . . McSweeney, James L., '38 . Meacham, James L., '38 . . Meador, Meredith L., '35 Meadows, Roscoe, jr., '37 Mellen, Arthur J ., '38 . . . . . Mercer, Stuart G. , '36 . . Meredith, Edward C., '35 . Meredith, Owen W., '36 . . . Merkle, Sidney L., '36 . . . Miller, Charles E., '35 . . . . . Miller, David H., '35 . . . . . . Miller, Edward McC., '38 . Mi1ler, Ellis, '36. . . . . . Miller, Elmer T ., '38 . . . . . . Miller, J. Judson, '37 . . . Mills, Edward M., jr., '37 . . Montgomery, Alfred B., '38 . . Montgomery, Robert S., jr., '35 Moore, Leroy Vernon, jr., '36 Moore, Ralph P., '38 . . . . Moore, William E., '37 . . Morris, Thomas H., '35 . Morris, W. Smithson, '35 Moss, J. Langdon, '37 . . Moss, Robert C., jr., '38 . Murdock, M. Bailey, '38 . Murphy, Richard F., '38 . . . Murri11, Robert D ., '38 . . Naff, D. Winton, jr., '37 . Neale, Robert C ., '38 . . Neatherv, Owen L., '35 Nelsen, Charles H., '38 . Nelson, W. Sanford, '38 Nenon, U. Hunt, '35 . . . . . . Newton, Roy, '38 . . . . . Nickel, Grayson L., '35 Nixon, Allan H., '38 . . . Norfleet, J. Edward, '35 Nuckols, Edmund C., '37 Nuckols, J. Roland, '37 . . . Nunnally, Frank M., '37 . . Ochsner; Albert J., '35 . . . . O'Flaherty, Roderick L., '38. Omohundro, Thomas B., '37 . . Orcutt, David B., jr., '37 . . O'Rork, Elmer T ., '36 . . . . . Orphanidys, George A., '38 . Orschel, Joseph E. , '36 . . . . . Owens, Maurice E. B., jr., '35 . P ace, Channing L., '37 . . Page, Roger B ., '38 . . Parker, David A., '36 . . Parker, Fred J., '35 . . . Parker, Henry C., '36 . . . . . P arkinson, James F., jr., '36 . . Parrish, Robert T ., '36 . . . . Passamaneck, Sidney B., '36 . Pasterna ck, A. Bernard, '37 Pastore, John N ., '35 . . . . P atteson, Harry 0., '36 . . Patteson, Thomas E., '38 . Paulette, R . Carrington, '37 . Peck, Wilbur S., '37 . . . . Peers, John Q., '38 . . . . . .

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Staples, Abram P., jr., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . 705 Walton A venue, Richmond, Va. Staples, John G., '37 .. . . . . . . . 3125 Lamb Avenue, Richmond, Va. Stevens, John E., jr., '37 . . . 717-A North Meadow Street, Richmond, Va. Stiff, Clinton N ., '38 . . . . . .. 3017 Montrose Avenue, Richmond, Va. Stone, John McL., '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3005 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Stoneburner, Richard G., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . 3422 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Va. Stoutamire, Fred A., '36 .. 317 North Twenty-third Street, Richmond, Va . Strang. Harvey L., jr., '37 . . ... . . . . . 6 Eastwoodland, Charleston, W . Va. Straughan, Joseph M., '38 . . . . . . 2600 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Straus, S. Frank, '35 . . . . . 133 North Jefferson Street, Petersburg, Va. Strickland, John C., jr., '37 . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . Appalachia, Va. Strong, Tames D., '35 .. . . . . . . . . . 9 Wynnewood Avenue, Westmont, N. J. Stuart, Lester R., '37 . . . . . 1402 Greycourt A venue, Richmond, Va. Stutz, Carlton F., '37. . . . . . ... . . . . 204 Cottage Place, Charlotte, N. C. Sutton, T. Harold, '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3914 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Swann, Sydney C., jr., '35. . . . . . . .... . . . 1502 Grove A venue, Richmond, Va. Swindell, Frederick D., '38 . . . . . Carolina Apartments, Wilmington, N. C. Tabb, Douglas C., '36 .. . . . 81 Thirty-first Street, Newport News, Va. Tabb, Tohn M .. '37 . . . . . . . . . 81 Thirty-first Street, Newport News, Va. Tabb, Randolph P., '36 ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hustle, Va . Taliaferro, Oscar B .., '38 . . . . . . . . . 259 West Fair Oaks, Lawrence, Long Island, N. Y. Tanous, John H., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3117 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, Va. Tate, Russell S., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . 2319 Third Avenue, Richmond, Va. Taylor, Alvin C., '38 . . . . . . . . 612 West Thirtieth Street, Richmond, Va. Taylor, G. Thomas, '36 . . . . 3401 Carolina Avenue, Richmond, Va. Taylor, John D., jr., '36 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morristown, Tenn. Taylor, Tohn M. D .. jr., '37 . . . . . R. F. D. No. 1, Box No. 35, Spencer, Va. Taylor, Robert L., '38 . . . . . 203 North Broad Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Templeman, Samuel H., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Parkway Road, Bronxville, N. Y. Tenore, Bartholomew G., '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3303 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Thistlethwaite, Robert P., '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . North Emporia, Va. Thomas, James B., '36 . . . . . . .. .. 514 North Thirty-second Street, Richmond, Va. Thomson, Stuart W. , '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Culpeper, Va. Thornhill, D. W., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . 420 North Sheppard Street, Richmond, Va. Thornton, Daniel McC., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . 5306 Battery Street, Richmond, Va. Thornton, Edwin C., jr., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dunn, N. C. Tilghman, Myres W., '38 ... . . 3204 Kensington A venue, Richmond, Va. Timberlake, Fred H., '36 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilderness, Va. Todd, Richard L., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilderness, Va. Todd, Thomas D., '37 . . . . 2611 West Main Street, Richmond, Va. Toler,, Carroll F., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilmington, Va. Tomlinson, Philip H., '38 . . . 3129 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Toolin, Francis A., '38 .. . . . . 136 Shore Street, Petersburg, Va. Townsend, Braxton B., '36 . . . . . . . . . . . 6900 Patterson A venue, Richmond, Va. Trausneck, William McL., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laurel, Va. Trevvett, Ta mes L., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laurel, Va. Trevvett, Robert L., '36 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Churchland, Va. Trotman, Herbert H., '38 .. . . . . . . . . . . 6007 Clear Spring Road, Baltimore, Md. T~ump, Donald E., '38 . . . . . . .. . . 2505 Chesapeake A venue, Newport News, Va. Turbyfill, William G., jr., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165 Bowers Street, Jersey City, N. J. Turkington, Carl L., ' 37 ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frederick Hall, Va. Turner, Charles W., '37 . . . 10 De Laval Street, Worcester, Mass. Tymosko, Frank E., '38 . 2113-A Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Tvnqall, Francis W., '37 . . . . . . . 3107 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Va . Ullman, Stuart E., '37 . . . . . . . . 519 East Ninety-first Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Umansk,v, David, '37. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 West Thirty-fifth Street, Wilmington, Del. Valko, Nicholas S., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Covert, Mich. Vaughan, Frederick J., '35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Covert, Mich. Vaughan, Robert A., '37 . . . . . . . . . . 3226 Hanes A venue, Richmond, Va. Via, William F., '38 . . . . 98 Winchester Avenue, New Haven, Conn. Wagner, John H., '38 . . . . . . . . . 3102 Utah Place, Richmond, Va. Walke. John T., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buckroe Beach, Va. Wall, John F., '35 . . . . . 3412 West Avenue, Newport News, Va. Wallace, Robert W., '38 .â&#x20AC;˘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Keysville, Va. W all~r, Charles C., '37 . . . . . . . . . . 403 Ridgeway Street, Clifton Forge, Va. Walton, Chalmers C., '37 . . . .. . . . 2010 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Walton, Russell E., '38 . . . 713 North Twenty-first Street, Richmond, Va. Warren, Clarence L., '36 . . . . . . . 4310 Springhill Avenue, Richmond, Va. Warren, Morris deS., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cape Henry, Va. Washburn, Francis S., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amelia, Va. Watkins, Jerry G., jr., '38 . . . 512 Washington Square, Hagerstown, Md. 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ANY outstanding employers we have met look upon pipe smokers as the men most likely to be thinking men, men who make decisions calmly, men who can concentrate. Men of this calibre, they say, prefer a good pipe and tobacco â&#x20AC;˘â&#x20AC;˘. Perhaps it is true, then, that pipe smoking sometimes does have a

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Webb, Thomas A., jr., '38 West, James C., '35 West, Michael W., '37 .. Whaley, W. Bernard, '36 . . . . . White-Hurst,. B. Marshall, '36 . Whitley, Claud M., '35 . . Whittet, R. McLean, '38 . . . . Wilborn, Shanks M., '38 . . . . Wiley, Paul G., '37 . . . . . . . Williams, CarroJl M., '37 . . . . . Williams, Richard M. F., III, '37 . Willis, Herbert A., jr., '36 Willis, Tames R., '38 . . . Wil1s, Clyde L., '37 . . . . Wills, Willis H., '36 . . . . Wilson, C. Gordon, '38 . . . Wilson, Joseph W., '38 . . . Wimbrough, Vernon E., '38 Winslow, Walter G., '36 . Wood, Charles H., jr., '36 Woodson, G. Stuart, '36 . . . . Woolfolk, Robert, jr., '37 Woolling, Richard R., '38 Wooten, Ernest L., '38 .. Wright, Algie V., '38 . . . Wright, Roland S., '35 .. Young, Harry A., '37 . . . . . . . . Younts, C. Pryor, jr., '38 Yowell, Robert W., '37 . . . . Zimmerman, Henry D., jr., '37

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WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE Akers, Ernestine, '38 . . . Allen, Helen W., '37 . . . Allison, Betty G., '37 . . . . Allport, Mar.ion B., '35 . Anderson, Lelia M., '37 . Anderson, Mae Leake, '38 . . . . Angle, Elizabeth W., '37 . . Archer, Lyda R., '38 . . . . Austin, Mary Imogene, '38 Baker, Mary Roy, '38 . . . . Bates, C. Beverley, '35 . . . . . . Bell, Margaret V., '37 .. . Blackwell, Lucy Barber, '36 . Bobbitt, E. Jean, ' 37 . . . . . Bonnet, Susan B., '37 . . . . . Bowers, Frances Elizabeth, '36 Bowers, Margaret F., '36 Bowland, Frances C., '37 Bristow, Blanche C., '37 . Britt, Lottie B., '35 . . . . . Brock, Mary W., '36 . . . . . . Brown, Frances Elizabeth, '38 . Brown, Margaret Virginia, '35 . Broyles, Katherine B., '37 . . Burfoot, Mary Virginia, '36 Byers, Martha E .. '38 . . . . . Callison, Louise E., '36 . . . Campbell. Margaret E., '38 Cannon, Elizabeth H ., '35 . . . Carpenter, Margaret H., '38 . . Carroll, Jane W., '37 . . . . . . Carswell, Catherine S., '38 . . . Carter, M. Theresa, '35 . . . Castelvecchi, Mary Anna, '37 . Caswell, Gladys, '38 . . . . . Caulfield, Helen, '35 . . . . . Ca venaugh, Doris Anne, '38 . Chalkley, M. Mae, '38 . . . . Chapman, M. Elizabeth, '36 . . . Chappell, Nancy H., '37 . . . Chasen, Katherine B., ' 38 .. Cherry, Lu Frank, ' 36 .. .. . Chewning, Dorothy Wilson, '35 . Clark, Norah Elizabeth, '38 Clary, Elizabeth H., '35 Cockrell, A. Burgess, '38 . . Coleman, Frances, '37 . . . . . .

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Conner, Catherine P ., '38 . . . . . . . . 3704 Eldorado Avenue, Richmond, Va . Conner, Kathryn S., '36 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Route No. 3J Richmond, Va. Conwell, H . Elizabeth, '36 . 850 Eighth A venue, South, St. Petersburg, Fla. Cooke, Alice V., '38 . 3429 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Cornish, H. Rhoda, '36 . . . . . . . .· . . . . . . . . Old Greenwich, Conn. Corson, Doris La V., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crenshaw Avenue, Richmond, Va. Covey, Sarah E., '36 . . 3217 Garland A venue, Richmond, Va. Cowherd, A. Luise, '36 . . . . . . . . . . Cumberland, Md. Crostic, Edith G., '38 . . . . . . . . Route No. 10, Richmond, Va. Crowder, Mildred, '36 . . . . 3600 Ann Street, Richmond, Va. Cudd, Emily C., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spartanburg, S. C . Dardignac, Belva Kay, '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dallas, Texas Darracott, E. Elizabeth, '38 . . 524 South Sheppard Street, Richmond, Va. Davidson, Rebekah E., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rhoadesville, Va. Davis, Jacqueline C., '38 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Raccoon Ford, Va. Decker, Mary N els'.)n, '35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fredericksburg, Va. De J arnette, R. Barbara, '38 1812 Washington Street, South Boston, Va. Denoon, Helen C., '36 .. . . . 205 South Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Denton, Elizabeth M., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Northville, N . Y. Donati, Adele M., '38 .. . . . 3808 Seminary A venue, Richmond, Va. Dudley, Margaret M., '37 . . . 4221 Seminary A venue, Richmond, Va. Early, Mary Patteson, '35 . . . . . 2720 Hillcrest Road, Richmond, Va. Earp, Mary J ., '38 . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Milton, N. C. Eckhardt, Mildred Elizabeth, '38 . . . . . . . . . .. 135 Eutaw Avenue, Camden, N. J. Elliott, Grace E., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glenside, Pa. Ellis, Edna Virginia, '38 . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . Alexandria, Va. Ellis, Kathryn D., '36 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4100 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Ellis, Martha L., '38 . ·' . . . . . 5 Overbrook Road, Richmond, Va. Ellyson, Mary Morris, '38 . 3228 Patterson A venue, Richmond, Va. Ellyson, Mildred L., '36 . .· . . 1527 Sunset Lane, Richmond, Va. Elsea, N. Vida, '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Berryville, Va. Epes, Mildred H., '35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blackstone, Va. Eubank, Ethel H., '37 . 3040 Montrose A venue, Richmond, Va. Falls, Helen E., '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N aruna, Va. Ferrell, Anna C., '36 .. . . . . . 2401 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Figuly, Esther E., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Quinton, Va. Fisher, Johanna E., '38. . . . . . Route No. 3, Petersburg, Va. Fleet, Mollie M., '38 . . . . . . . . Windsor Farms, Richmond, Va. Fleming, Constance K., '37 . . . . . . . 1809 Park A venue, Richmond, Va. Flick, Frances Josephine, '38 . 1346 Forty-fourth Street, Des Moines, Iowa Folkes, Elizabeth R., '36 .. . 302 North Stafford A venue, Richmond, Va. Francis, Otelia M., '35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glen Allen, Va. Frazer, Caroline H., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Charles Town, W. Va. Frazer, Frances S., '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Town~ W . Va. Freeman, Martha Ann, '37 . .. 2015 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Gafford, Mildred T., '38 .. . . . . . . . 3326 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Gano, Louise Carroll, '37 . . 121 West Lancaster Road, Richmond, Va. Gary, Betty ,Page, '37 .. .. 6110 Hunt Avenue, Newport News, Va. Gee, Ellen Douglas, '38 . . 2307 Rosewood A venue, Richmond, Va . Goode, Lula Rebecca, '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Moseley, Va. Gordon, Mary Jane, '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barnesboro, Pa. Katherine du V., '35 Grace, . . . 5611 Grove A venue, Richmond, Va. Gravatt, Margaret C., '35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ellerson, Va. Gray, Helen S., '38 . . . . . . . 3206 Barton A venue, Richmond, Va. Greene, Catherine F., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mt. Sterling, Ky . Gregory, Beulah L., '37 . . . . . 3121 Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Va. Gross, Zipporah, '37 . . . . . . . 3156 Ellwood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Gunter, Julia McN., '38 . . . . . . 3606 Chamberlayne A venue, Richmond, Va. Guy, Louise H., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smithfield, Va. Guy, Mary Anne, '35 . . . . . . 1829 Hanover A venue, Richmond, Va . Haden, Sallie de J., '38 . . . . 2813 Moss Side Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hall, Dorothy H., '37 . . . . . .. . 4619 Sylvan Road, Richmond, Va. Hall, Marguerite P., '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3022 Third A venue, Richmond, Va. Hallett, Anna E., '35 . . . 2917 Twenty-second Street, Newport News, Va. Harrell, F. Henrietta, '38 . . . 207 East Thirty-ninth Street, Norfolk, Va. Harrell, Mildred L., '38 . . . . 207 East Thirty-ninth Street, Norfolk, Va. Harrington, Alice L., '35 . . . . . 1611 Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, Va. Harrington, Mary E., '35 . . 1611 Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, Va. Harris, Frances A., '38 . . . . . . . 2020 Jefferson Park, Richmond, Va . Harris, Margaret E., '37 .. . . . . 310 South Cherry Street, Richmond, Va. Harrison, Dorothy M., '36 . . . . . . . . 2923 Semi.nary A venue, Richmond, Va. Hart, Fave L., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bristol, Conn. Harvey, Mary B., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Curdsville, Va. Harvey, Mildred L., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laurel, Va. Harw~ll, Marie L., '37 . . . . . . 1716 South Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va. Hawkes, F ranees Annette, '38 . . . . 2710 Garland A venue, Richmond, Va. Hodges, Judith P., '36 .. . . . . . . . 1712 Park A venue, Richmond, Va. Hoffman, Minnie Lee, '37 . . 1215 Confederate Avenue, Richmond, Va. Holman, Ellen E., '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 West Main Street, Richmond, Va. Hudson, Jean E., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3408 Second A venue, Richmond, Va. Hudson, Virginia R., '38 . . . . . . . . . 851 Twenty-eighth Street, Newport News, Va. Hulvey, Margaret A., '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . University, Va. Hyde, Cecile Marie, '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aillelia, Va. Iden, Jane T ., ' 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Berryville, Va.

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Ingram, Virginia M., '36 . . . Isbell, Doris 0., '38 . . . . . Isbell, Margaret H ., '37 . . Johnston, Jaquelin A., '35 Johnston, Page B., '37 . . . . Karp, Mina L., '37 . . . . . Kelley, Elizabeth C., '37 . . . Kent, Jo Ann C., '38. . Kidd, Mattie M ., '38 . . Kincanon, Ann E ., '37 . . . . Kirby, Hilda E ., '38 . . Kirk, Virginia, '36 . . . Lacy, Alice M ., ' 38 . . . . . . Langewisch, Vivian Josephine, Langhorne, K. Lois, '37 . . . Lawder, Jane T., '37 . . . . . Lazenby, Martha Jeter, '36 . Leake, Catherine T ., '38 . . . . . Lee, Beulah M., '38 Leslie, Rhoda H., '37 . . . Lewis, Elizabeth H., '38 Lewis, Gertrude D., '35 Lewis, Mildred W., '38 . . Lewis, Violet Lee, '38 . . . . Lockwood, Margaret L., '38 . Louthan, Mildred A., '37 . . Lowe, Florence E., '35 . . . . Lux, Dorothy E., '38 . . . . . Mallory, Josephine M., '38 Markham, Mildred F., '38 . . Marston, Florence, '36 . . . . Marston, M . Elizabeth, '35 . Martin, Allie W ., '38 . . . . . Martin, Dorothy G., '38 . . Maxie, Adele L., '38 . . . . lVIcCallum, M. Christine, '38 McClure, Julia F., '38 . . McClure, Sue Cook, '35 Mead, E. Jane, '38 . . . . Mercer, Nannie A., '38 . . . . Messer, Olive K., '38 . . . . Miller, Helene L., '38 . Miller, Lena Ruth, '36 Miller, Marion S., '37 . . . . Mills, Mary P., '35 . . . Mitchell, Elsie B., '38 . . . . Mitchell, Margaret A., '37 . . Mitchell, Mildred B., '36 . . . Moncure, Mary Conway, '37 Moore, Florence B., '37 . Muse, Betsy, '38 . . . . . . Myrick, Mildred W., '36 . . N alle, Dorothy M., '35 . . . Neale, Hazel M., '37 . Neale, Jessie E ., '35 . . . . . N orford, Rae E., '36 . . . . Norris, Myrtle E., '37 . Oberle, Alice E., '35 . . . . . Ogburn, Virginia G., '38 . . O'Grady, M. Josephine, '37 . Owen, Nan B., '35 . . . . . Owens, Maysville J., '36 . . . Parker, Elizabeth F ., '38 . Parker, Ruth E., '36 . . . . Patrick, Louise L., '37 . . . Payne, Anne S., '38 . . . . . Pilcher, Grace B., '38 . . . . Pinchbeck, M. Virginia, '38 Pitt, Lyndel A., '36 . . . . . . Pleasants, Henrietta E., '37 Poole, Sarah E., '36 Pownell, Alice G ., '37 Priddy, Virginia L., '37 Propp, Beatrice M., '38 . . . Puette, Mary Elizabeth, '36 Pugh, Alice E., '36 . . . . . Pugh, Marjorie V., '37 . . Puryear, Marjorie R., '35 . . Raftis, Mary L., '38 . . . . . Riis, Martha E., '37 . . . . Riley, Nancy Lee, '37 . . Robert, Maria I sabel, '36 Roberts, Helen G., '38 . . Rogers, E sther E ., ' 38 . .

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3400 Floyd A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4416 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · . .' . . . . Pearl Harbor, T . H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4828 West Seminary A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . 204 South Pine Street, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1605 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . University of Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . 4502 Sulgrave Road, Windsor Farms, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . 13 Stonehurst Green, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . 1603 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . .. 108 South Boulevard, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1816 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1512 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2417 Rosewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1053 Na val Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . 2817 Hawthorne Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . 1002 Westwood Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2102 Rosewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Delaplane, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gordonsville, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clintwood, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1201 Colonial A venue, Norfolk, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3009 Montrose A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . 3009 Montrose A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 701 Federal Street, Lynchburg, Va. . . . . . . . . . 3805 Seminary A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . .. 312 Cowardin Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morristown, Tenn. . . . . . . . . . . . 421 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . 2806 Du Pont Circle, Richmond, Va. . . 6511 Patterson Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . 1510 Palmyra Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3001 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scottsburg, Va. . . . . . . 1140 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . 2701 Floyd A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . .. 3111 Ellwood Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Point, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlee, Va. . . . . . . . . . 2707 Northumberland Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1508 Bainbridge Street, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3920 Broad Rock Road, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1209 Eleventh Street, Birmingham, Ala. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2105 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . 5818 York Road, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bolton Landing, N . Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3606 Noble Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3408 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fork Union, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Columbia, S. C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Verona, N. J. . . . . . . . . . . . 3206 Delaware Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petersburg, Va. . . . . . . . 3211 Barton Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4014 Clinton Avenue, Richmond, Va . . . . . . . 607 West Thirty-third Street, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406 Libbie A venue, Richmond , Va. . . . . . . . . . . . 4201 Kensington A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . 3216 Barton Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scottsville, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3011 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box No. 341, Newport News, Va. . . . . . . . 4000 Hermitage R.o ad, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . 1215 Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . .. 301 Roanoke Street, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . 4209 Grove A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2409 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . 2811 Grove A venue, Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Laurel Avenue, Providence, R. I. . . . . . . 800 West Twenty-eighth Street, Richmond, Va.

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Bethel, Vivian R. , '36 . . . . . . . . . Betts, James A., jr., '35 . .. .. . ... . Blackwell, William M., ' 35 .. Booker, Hanford K., '36 . . . Brinser, John R., '36 . . . . Bryant, George R., '35 . . . . Buxton, Samuel R., jr., '36 Campbell, Benjamin L., '37 Carbone, Edward, ' 36 . . . Colhoun, William H., j r., '36 Cooke, Lawson H., jr., '37 .. Crawley, Charles P., '36 .. . Cremin, Timothy 0., ' 35 .. . Cunningham, J. Kenneth, '35 Dern, J. Marker, ' 36 . . . . . Eakle, Dana C., ' 37 . . . . . . Gaines, Robert M ., ' 37 . .. Gilmore, J. Spencer, '35 . . . Givens, Charles W ., j r. , ' 36 Johnson, Ernest C ., '35 . .. Johnson, Z. Vance, j r., ' 36 Jones, T. David, j r., ' 36 .. Kearfott, Clarence P., ' 36 . .. . King, William H ., ' 36 . Kingdon, Arthur R ., ' 36 Laster, Max, ' 35 . . . . Libby, Luther, j r., ' 36 . Long, H . Pollard: '37 . . . . . Moncure, William I., ' 36 .. Murphy, John W ., ' 37 . Purcell, William G ., ' 35 Rennie, William V., ' 35 Skeen, Alfred A., j r., ' 37 Slagle, Everett S., ' 36 . Staples, Allen W ., ' 37 . . . . Study , George N ., ' 36 . Taylor, Charles W ., ' 37 . Thornhill, Alfred M ., ' 37 . . Thornhill, Ed,vin 0., '35 .. Tinsley, Charles T ., jr., '36 Tobias, A. Louis, '37 .. Warren, James L., ' 37 . Watts, M. Baldwin, ' 36 Weinberg, Esther S., ' 36 West, R. Granger_, ' 36 .. Williams, Donald D ., ' 37 .. Williams, William D., ' 37 Yudkin, Harold B ., ' 37 ..

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EVENING DIVISION Anderson, Alfred S., ' 36 .. Crowder, Lawrence J., ' 36 . Curtis, Warren F., ' 35 .. .. Dozier, Curtis M ., jr., ' 36 Folkes, John G., ' 36 .. Goode, Virgil H., ' 35 . . . . Grigsby, John T., ' 36 . .. Gross, Herman, '36 . . . . Johnson, Robert J., '36 .. Kent, Charles W., ' 36 . . . Margolius, Sylvia A., '37 .. Maurice, Henry A., jr., '36. Mercer, E. Garnett, jr., '36 O'Sullivan, Bernard C., ' 36 Pope, William M., '36 .. Rader, J. Kenneth, '35 . . Shaw, Warren .l\1., ' 36 .. Towill, Thurman B ., '36 . Tyler, Catlin E., ' 36 . . . . . Winfree, R. Westwood, j r., '36 Woodson, Benjamin F., '36 . .

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Steadily increasing is the chorus of business leaders, jurists, and financiers who, consulting wide experience, advise young men to make life insurance their first investment. This is wise counsel if for no other reason than that the younger a man is the more insurance he gets for less money The foresighted young man will first capitalize his future earning-power through life insurance. Time enough after this has been done for ventures into speculative fields.

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