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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND VIRGINIA COPYRIGHT,

1939

GEORGE ALBERT KLAFFKY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

CHARLOTTE ANNE BEALE ASSOCIATE EDITOR

GEORGE BRITTON SOMERS BUSINES

MANAGER

FORE WORD • A RESPECT FOR TRADITION , A BELIEF IN PROGRESSIVENESS, AND A DESIRE FOR TRUTH HA VE BEEN OUR GUIDES IN THE CREATION OF THIS VOLUME. TRUSTING THAT IT REFLECTS SPIRIT, STRENGTH , AND YOUTHFUL NESS OF OUR COLLEGE LIFE, THE EDITORS PRESENT THIS 1939 WEB AS A RECORD OF THIS YEAR AT THE UNIVERSIT YOF RICHMOND .

TO DOC TOR MAUDE HOW LETT WOO DFIN

IN APPRECIATION OF THEIR INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AS ACTIVE ALUMNI, INSPI RING PROFESSORS AND CONS TANT FRIENDS IN MAKI NG POSSIBLE A GREATER UNIVERSITY OF RICHM OND, WE THE EDITORS OF THE 1939 WEB DEDICATE THIS VOLUME.

TO DOCTOR HER MAN POLLARD THOMAS

ALMA VIE "Our memories of Westhampton Will be cherished in review, As each unfolding season Recalls those spent with you."

"Give us the power to remember As down the hill we go Red towers washed by falling rain, Pine trees weighted with snow."

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JETER ME!v10RIAL HALL BOYS' DORMITORY

WESTHAMP TON COLLEGE COURT

RYLAND HALL ADMINISTRA TION BUILDING

«Alma Mater, gracious mother, Ever green thy pine clad hills, Ever green thy sweetest memory."

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"Among the stately pine trees Towering beloved to all her sons Our Alma Mater lies With her towers softly shadowed In the moonlight's mellow glow Or her glorious sunsets painted In the tranquil lake below."

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' Hail! A lma Mater, sunset crowned, U pan the hill-top proudly stand, TV h ile -w oods and vales you r praises sound, And uaters still reflect the land.

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ADMINIST RATIVE OFFICERS

Frederic W . .Boatwright President

May L. Keller Dean, lf/ estha1n pto JZ College Raymond B. Pinchbeck Dean, Richmond College

Malcolnz R. Do11b/es Dean, T. C. Williatns School of Lau;

R. C. Astrop M. E. Carver W. S. Cudlipp, Jr.

C. A. Albright herlock Bronson E.G. Cale

J. W. Bailey R. T. Catterall John Fenlon

L.F.Ball W. F. Caylor R. E. Gaines

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H. Barnett, Jr. F. G. Crenshaw W. J. Gaines

CHARLE LEONARD ALBRIGHT Associate Professor of Physics B.S., Coe College; M.S., Ph.D., University of Iowa.

ROBERT COLLINS ASTROP Professor of Psychology A.B., Randolph-Macon College; M.A., University of Virginia; Graduate Student, Columbia University.

JOHN WENDELL BAILEY Professor of Biology B.S., M.S., Mississippi State College; A.B., A.M., Cornell University; M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University.

LEWIS FRANKLIN BALL A.rs isl int Professor of En!!,lish A.B., Ph.D., John Hopkins University.

JAMES HARMON BARNETT, ]R. Professor of Law B.S., Georgetown College; LL.B., University of Richmond; LL.M., Harvard Law School.

FREDERIC WILLIAM BOATWRIGHT President of the University M.A., Richmond College, LL.D., Mercer University, Georgetown College, and Baylor University; Graduate Student, Halle, Sorbonne, and Leipsic Universities.

HERLOCK BRONSON l nstructor in Appli d Economics LL.B., T. C. Willia1ns School of Law, University of Richn-1ond.

EDWARD GRAHAM CALE Associate Professor of Economics and Applied Economics B.A., University of Richmond; M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginia.

MERTON EZRA CARVER Assistant Professor of Psychology and Sociology A.B., M.A., University of Rochester; Ph.D., Harvard University.

WILLIAM FREDERICK CAYLOR A.r.roci 1te Prof es.ror of S /Jttnish M.A . M rcer University.

RALPH T. CATTERALL Associate Professor of Law B.A., LL.B., Harvard Law School.

FANNY GRAVES CRENSHAW Director of Physical Education B.A., Bryn Mawr; Graduate Student, Columbia University.

WILLIAM SAMUEL CUDLIPP, JR. Associate Professor of Lau; LL.B., University of Richmond.

MALCOLM RAY DOUBLES Dean of La·w School and Professor of Law B.S., Davidson College; LL.B., University of Richmond; ].D., University of Chicago.

ROBERT EDWIN GAINES Professor of Mathernatics M.A., Litt.D ., Furman University; Graduate Student, Johns Hopkins University, Harvard University.

WILLIAM JUDSON GAINES Professor of Ro1nance Languages A.B., University of South Carolina; M.A., Ph.D., University of \X'isconsin; Graduate Student, Sorbonne.

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BO LIV AR CO I Prof s.ror of Bible G.A., D.D. M re r Tnivecity; Student, ni cit of Edinburg. T

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JOH FE LO Fr shn11n Co 1ch org Wa hington Univecity.

CLEME T TYSON GOODE Professor of Eny,lish A.B., Wake Forest College; A.M., Harvard University; Ph.D., Cornell University.

GREE E AU TI MARIO Assistant Professor of Fr 11ch and Sp 1nish A.B., Tufts College; M.A., Radcliffe College; Graduate Student, Yale Uni er ity, University of Grenoble ummer chool, ni ersity of Madrid Sorbonne, School, University of Santander School.

WOODFORD BROADUS HACKLEY Associate Professor of Latin B.A., University of Virginia; M.A., Northwestern. University; A.M., Harvard University; Columbia University, Johns Hopkins University, University of Berlin.

CARL WALDEMAR HAQUIST Instructor in Biolog)' Ph.B., Brown University; Ph .D., Yale University.

EDITH M. HARKER Professor of Vocal Music B.A., Westhampton College; Pupil of Frederick Zuchtmann, Max Spicker; summer courses with Frank La Forge, George Ferguson, Sergi Kl ibanskv. and Westminster Choir School.

ROLVIX HARLAN Professor of Sociology and Social Ethics A.B., M.A., George Washin~ton University; Ph.D., University of Chicago.

WILLIAM ASBURY HARRIS Professor of Greek and Latin M.A., Richmond College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University.

LOUIS SHEPPARD HERRINK Associate Professor of Law B.A., Randolph-Macon College; LL.B., Harvard law School.

MAY LANSFIELD KELLER Dean and Professor of English A.B., Goucher College; Graduate Student, University of Chicago; Holder of the Goucher College Foreign Fellowship; Graduate Student, Universities of Berlin and Heidelberg.

CURTIS WILLIAM LAMPSON Instructor in Physics B.S.E.E., South Dakota State College; M.A., Ph.D., Princeton University.

SUSAN MADELINE LOUGH Professor of History B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago.

ROBERT EDWARD LOVING Professor of Physics B.A., M.A., Richmond College; Ph.D ., Johns Hopkins University; Graduate Student, Cornell University.

Mrs.M.M. Grubbs Rolvix Harlan T. E. lavender

W. B. Hackley Isabel Harris S. M. Lough

H.B. Handy W. A. Harris R. E. Loving

. ~fARY f LI GR BB ln.rlr11ctor in Phrsic ti Ed11c.1tion B. ., immon College; Graduat BouYeBoston chool of hy, ica l Education. ~fR

HENRY BRA TLY HA D ,. Prof ssor of English B.A., M.A., Richn1 nd College; Graduate tud nt, Colun1bia Uni er ity. I ABEL HARRI Associate Prof ssor of .AL.1th m 1tics B.A., Richmond College; M.A., C lumbia TTniver it · Graduate tudent, Univer it of Chicago.

BENJAMIN CLARK HOLTZCLAW Prof ssor of Philoosophy A.B., Mercer Univer ity · B.A., M.A., Oxford niver it ; Ph.D ., Cornell Uni er ity. THOMA E. LA VE DER Professor of Philosophy B.A., University of Alabama; M.A., Ph.D ., Harvard University. CAROLINE TOOKEY LUTZ Professor of English B.A., Goucher College; M.A., Colu111bia University; Harvard Summer chool; Uniumver ity of Illinois; Oxford-Cambridg mer chool. DAVID JOHN MAY In r/ructor in Ap/Jlied Econom ic.r Randolph-Macon College; 11.B., T. C. Williams School of law, University of Richmond.

C. W. Haqui t B. C. Holtzclaw C. S. Lutz

E. M. Harker C. W . lamp on D.]. May

R. C. McDanel E. C. Peple Margaret Ross

S. C. Mitchell J. S. Pierce Garnett Ryland

G. M. Modlin W. L. Prince Marcia Silvette

W. T.Muse E. K. Ritter N. W. Skinner

H. I. Myers Majorie Rivenburg

• RALPH CLIPMAN McDANEL Professor of American History B.A., Univer ity of Richmond; M.A., Colu1nbia University; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; Graduate, Institute of International Studies, Geneva.

SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL Professor of History and Political Science M.A., Georgetown College; Ph.D., Univers.ity of Chicago; LL.D., Brown University.

GEORGE MATTHEWS MODLIN Professor of Economics Director of Evening School of Business Administration B.A., Wake Forest College; M.A., Ph.D., Princeton University.

HAZEL IONE MOSES Assistant Music Professor B.A., Hunter College; Harp Student of Mildred Dilling, New York, and Henriette Renie, Paris. Pupil of Henry T. Fleck, New York, in theory, harmony, counterpoint, and con1position. Piano instruction with Visanska pupil of Leschetizky.

WILLIAM TAYLOR MUSE Associate Professor of Law B.A., LL.B., University of Richmond; S.J.D., Harvard Law School.

HUGH I. MYERS Assistant Professor of Biology A.B., Mississippi College; M.A., University of Richn1ond; Ph.D., Brown University.

MARGARET NOLTING A .uocittl Profe.r.ror of Physiolof!.y and Hy!!,iene M .D . Medical College of Virginia.

MRS. BETTY BURNS NUCKOLS Assistant Professor of Enxlish B.A., M.A., University of Richmond.

EDWARD CRONIN PEPLE Assistant Professor of English B.A., University of Richmond; M .A., Ph.D., Harvard University.

] HN TA TON PIERCE A.r.roric11e Professor of . Chemistry B. ., G orgetown College; M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois.

RAYMOND BENNETT PINCHBECK Dean of Rich1nond College and Professor of Applied Economics B . ., M.S., Ph.D., University of Virginia.

MJ\.LCOLM U. PITT Assistant Coach. B.A., University of Richmond.

WILLIAM LOFTIN PRINCE Professor of Ed11c 1tion A.B., Richmond Coll g ; M.A., Columbia Uni ersity.

MARGOT S. RAGLAND Professor of Vocal Music Pupil of Adele Laeis Baldwin, Frank La Forge, Corinne Rider-Kelsey in New York; Student of Salignac of Opera Comique in Paris, Litvinne of the Opera, and Jean de Reszke.

EUGENE KERFOOT RITTER Assistant Professor of Mathemc1t :cs B.A., University of Richmond; M.A., University of Virginia.

1AJ RI RIVE B RG A.1.ri.1! 111/ Prof .r.ror of L11in B.A., W 11 • I ; M.A., Bucknell; M .A., Ph.D. ni r it of Penn ylvania.

GARNETT RYLAND Professor of Chemistry M.A., Richmond College; Ph.D., John Hopkins University.

MARGARET ROSS Associate Professor of En!!,lish B.A., Allegheny College; M.A., University of Pennsylvania.

MARCIA SILVETTE Instructor in Art Student of Ellis M. Silvette and at National Academy of Design; exhibited in National A·cademy of Design, New York, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D. C., and other galleries in New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.

. WILFORD SKI ER Instructor in German B.A., Ohio University; M.A., Indiana University.

RO ERT FORTE l\IART Associc1t ProfeJ.ror of Bio/ogr B.A., l\fi i i ppi Coll g ; l\f.A., Ph.D., Harvard niv r. it .

JOHN WESTWOOD SMITHERS Professor of Law B.S., LL.B., University of Richmond; Graduate Work, Harvard Law School.

SAMUEL WHITEFIELD STEVENSON Associate Professor of English B.A., University of North Carolina ; M.A., Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University.

GLEN F. THI TLETHWAIT Dir ct or of Physic d Ed 11c 1tion B.. , Earlham College; niv r it of Wisconsin.

HERMAN POLLARD THOMAS Associate Professor of Economics and Applied Economics B.A., Richmond College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginia; Columbia University.

PAULINE TURNBULL Associate Profesror of Latin, and Registrar B.A., Syracuse University; M.A., University of Pennsylvania.

GRACE WATKI S Associdte Prof ssor of Socio/og)' B.A., niversity of Richmond· l\f.A., Bo. ton Uni ersity.

GRACE STARR WENDT Professor of Music Pupil of Max Swarthout, Alexander Raab, Luther Conradi, ] ohn Powell, in piano; Eric DeLamarter, in organ; Graduate of Chicago Musical College; Master Classes, 1928, 1931; Summer School, Comb's College of Music, Philadelphia, 1936.

CHARLES H. WHEELER, III Associate Professor of Mathematics S.B., Washington and Jefferson College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University.

ABRAM I. WHITENFISH Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., University of Richmond; M.A., Ph.D., Duke University.

ASTON WILLIAMS Assistant Professor of English in Chm·ge of Drama A.B., Fresno State College; M.A., University of North Carolina.

ELLAWORTH WILT HIRE Associate Prof e.rsor of Lc1u• B.A., LL.B., University of Virginia; .J.D., Harvard Law School.

MAUDE HOWLETT WOODFIN Associate Professor of History and Political Science B.A., Westhampton College; M.A., Ph.D ., University of Chicago.

CHARLES B. WRAY Professor of Accounting B.B.S., North Georgia Agricultural College; M.B.A., New York University.

JEAN GRAY WRIGHT Professor of French B.A., Bryn Mawr College; M.A., University of Pennsylvania; Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College.

R. F. Smart Pauline Turnbull Aston W'illiams

]. W. Smithers Grace Watkins M'. H. Woodfin

S. W. Stevenson C. H. Wheeler, III C. B. Wray

R TH WHITTREDGE Assis1,1nt Prof e.rsor of Fr nch B.A., Wellesley; M.A., Radcliff

G. F. Thistlethwaite Ruth Whittredge ]. G. Wright

H.P. Thomas A. I. Whitenfish

Student Government With the purpose of bettering the interests of dent of Student Government with the approval the student body in general and bringing about a of the Senate. It consists of the president of Stucloser harmony between the college authorities dent Government as ex-officio member, four and the various organizations on the campus, the seniors, three juniors, and one sophomore. tudent GovernmentAssociation of Richmond C.o llege has completed another year of work. The association is composed of three branches: the executive, the legislative, and the judicial. The executive group consists of the officers: the president, the vicepresident, the secretary, and the treasSTUDENT GOVERNMENT urer. The Senate, Black) Ely) Harris) Marchant) Martin) ReMine) Sanford) Walton) lf7hite which is headed by It is hoped that every student will take an active the president of the association, is the legislative part in the work of the association, attend all stubody. Its eight members are elected annually. The Honor Council is the judicial power of the dent meetings and in every way help uphold the campus. The Council is appointed by the presi- high standards of honor on the campus.

HONOR COUNCIL

JJ7a/ton, Gillette, Saunders, Bou ling, Scott, Dameron, Brandis, Williams 1

legislative - the College Council, which is made up of the President of College Governn1ent Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Day Student Representative, Mortar Board President, Y.W.C.A. President; Athletic Association President; Representative of Publications, ophomore Representative, and Junior Repre__,entative, and judicial -the Honor Council, which is composed of a Chairman, two House Presidents, the President of College Government, and a Junior Representative. So that no student may hold too much responsibility, and to give honor to as many as possible, Westhampton f asters the point system. This is a plan by STUDENT GOVERNMENT which each office of service enWillianis, Langley, ROW: SECOND Curley. Smith, Phillips, FIRST ROW: Wiley, tails a certain number of points O' Flaherty, Wilson. THIRD ROW: Oakes, Babcock, Florance and no girl may hold over twelve points during one semester. The importance of personal honor cannot be stressed too much, for it is the basic of success not only in our College Government Association but also inour future lives which we are building. The aim of the College Government Associa- Our government is as strong as each of its indition is to represent and to further the best interests vidual members. of the students and to develop a sympathetic and th~ughtf ul consideration of all the phases of student life. Since the success of the Association is based upon the Honor System, which is, in truth, not a system but a group of ideals and traditions, the full cooperation of each student is needed. Our College Government set-up has three in.tegral divisions: executive HONOR COUNCIL - the Executive Council, Wiley, Peterson, Elliot, Can1pbell, Dickinson

Westhampto n College Government

CONTE NTS Introduction Dedication Views Administration Evolution T. C. Williams School of Law Athletics Activities Fraternities Features Directory

FRESH MEN On Monday, September 12, the campus of Richmond College was invaded by the largest class in its history, and a day later Westhampton College received its second largest Freshman Class. The faculty and upperclassmen of each college sought to acquaint the new arrivals with their school and its traditions, requirements, and aspirations, through an orientation program which consisted of talks given by leading members of the faculty and student body. The freshman girls were the s.pecial charges of the junior class, whereas the freshman boys were divided into groups, to each of which an upperclassman was assigned as student advisor.

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On the morning of September 15, the freshman boys were conducted on a tour of Westhampton College, but it was not until that afternoon that the two freshman classes had their first social event, which was a reception given by President Boatwright where both groups had a pleasant and profitable hour. Later in the week the Student Government gave a reception, and a little

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later yet, a dance. Both of these were well attended. On Friday, the seventeenth, both classes were introduced to class routine, and the discipline of the sophomores. However, the freshman boys were partially relieved of the latter evil until the end of rushing season, during which all fraternity men seemed to think each freshman the most important person on the campus, and shook his hand and patted his back profusely. The Freshman Classes of both sides of the lake further distinguished themselves by electing officers. Those elected for the Westhampton class were: President, Ethne Flanagan; Vice-President, Elsa Keuffel; Secretary, Gene Woodfin; Treasurer, Laura Jenkins; Representative to College Government, F ranees Badenoch; Song Leader, Shirley Fleet; Cheerleaders, Kathleen Abernethy, Anne Frank, and Frances Williams. Those for Richmond College were: President, Clinton Moore; Vice-President, Harold Weise; Secretary, Derek Hayley; Treasurer, Bert Milling; and Senator, Stanton Richards. The Pajama Parade was one of the most color-

ful events of the year. With flaming torches the freshman boys marched around the lake and up the hill to Westhampton where they frolicked before the Social Activities building to the delight of both schools. After that the freshmen gained revenge by throwing the sophomores into the lake. A month after the Rat Parade, which was staged in the Richmond City Stadium between the halves of the Richmond-V.M.I. game, the freshmen set about gathering wood for the annual bonfire which preceded the William and Mary

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Thanksgiving game. When the William and Mary ((Indians" sought to frustrate the Richmond rally for the game, they were ((scalped." Everyone, especially the freshmen, was overjoyed with Richmond's victory over the ((Indians," because as result the ((rat caps" came off. In the meantime, the girls were received formally by the Y.W.C.A. and the Senior Class at a beautiful and symbolic candle-light service. In early November some of the girls were allowed to lay their ({rat cards" aside, but the others, not being able to name the seniors present on Rat Night, had to wear theirs until Christmas. Later in November the Westhampton Class of '42 presented the college with holly trees which were planted on the sides of the Greek Theatre. These

robust freshmen gained second place in the hockey tournament, yielding only to the sophomores. In March the girls, after a long and diligent practice, participated in the annual Song Contest. Their performance, it is said, was the best of any freshman class in years. The boys, not to be outdone, gave their dance the same month, which was one of the most outstanding social events of the year.

In May the Freshmen entered into their first political campaign in which class parties were involved. Part of the class was divided between the ((Progressives" and ((Cooperatives," while the re-

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has expressed itself as determined to have a definite program with teeth in it. Other objectives concerning the next high-school issue are, to induct them into the spirit of Richmond College, and to foster in them gentleman-like qualities. The paraphanalia of the ((invaders" will have what is designed to be a finishing touch to the customary caps and buttons, a red and blue bow tie. A committee appointed by the president to formulate the ((rat rules" for the coming season functioned without delay and fully revised the rules of last year and also made additions which should make the coming school season colorful and interesting. The Freshman class looks forward to next year.

mainder was solicited to vote a partisan ticket. After the smoke of preelection cigars had blown away so that the notice on the bulletin boards could be read the results were discovered to be: Max Katz, President; Henry Garnett, Vice-President; Richard Klaffky, Secretary; Ashby Fisher, Treasurer; Frank Baker, Senator. Shortly after the election of officers for th~ 'incoming Sophomore Class, the President called a meeting of the class that the problem of the incoming Freshmen might be discussed. The meeting was not only .w ell attended, but those present were quite outspoken in their acute disappointment in the ((ratting" program concerning themselves, and offered many pregnant suggestions for accenting the old tradition in such a way LEFT TO RIGHT: Derek Hayley, Secretary; Stanton Richards, ena/or: that the pitiful farce of the fall of '39 Clinton Moore, President)¡ Harold lf/ eise V ice- President Bert iVf.i!Lin g, might be for gotten. In short the class T reasurer. 1

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PHILIP ABRAMS ........ . ........ ....... Newport News, RICHAR D LINWOO D ADAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, JOHN L. AMRHEI N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, JOSEPH A. AMRHEI N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond,

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ANKERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arlington , Virginia BAGBY ........ ........ ........ .. Richmond, Virginia BAKER .. . . ........ . ........ ... Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania M. BASKIN ........ ........ ........ Richmond, Virginia

CALEB L. BATTEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smithfield, Virginia ALFRED R. BAUGH AN ........ ........ ...... Covington, Virginia ANDREW R. BEAZLE Y .. .... . .... . ..... .... . . Richmond, Virginia SHEL TON T. BELSCHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carson, Virginia

NORVEL W. BETTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... WILLIAM G. BEVILLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WILLIAM H. BINGHA M .... . ........ . ....... ROBERT S. BLACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ .

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L I R. BR GHMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buchanan, MELVI D. B R E ........ ........ ...... Cartersville, MELVIN W. 8 R ETTE ..... . .. . ... .. .. ..... Richmond, CLIFT B. CHAPMA . . . . ........ ....... Woodstoc k,

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JOH A. HEW IN .... ........ ........ ... Richn1ond, Virginia BER ARD LINE, JR ........ ....... ...... . Alexandr ia, Virginia ARL A. LLI ', ]R . . ........ ........ ... . . Richn1ond, Virginia VI E T W. LLI ........ ........ .... Appon1attox, Virginia

.D ARD KLIN ..... ........ ........ . Rock ille, Maryland JAl\fE ' B. ()X, JR .... ........ ....... ........ Richrnond , Virginia 'E R 'E E. OX ........ ........ ... . ........ Covington, Virginia _J( EPH 1. R KETT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hager town, Maryland

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CECIL E. DUNCA N .... . ........ ........ ..... Richmond, WILLIAM D. ELLIS ........ ........ .. . ...... Richmond, ALBERT T. ELLWAN GER, JR ........ . ........ .... Clover, JUNIUS P. EPPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skippers,

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ROBERT R. DANFOR TH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GERALD DASCHE R ........ ........ ........ .. E. TERRY DENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JOHN DIXON, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

]. WILLIAM ETHERID GE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South Norfolk, Virginia JULIAN FELDMA N ........ ........ ........ .. Passaic, New Jersey RAMON A. FISHER ........ ........ ........ .. Richn1ond, Virginia LEMUEL W. FITZGER ALD ..... . ...... . ...... Covington, Virginia

ALBERT G. FOLCHE R ........ ........ ... Collingswood, New Jersey FREDERICK A. FROHBO SE ........ ....... Bound Brook, New Jersey HENRY D. GARNET T ........ ........ .... Fredericksburg, Virginia ROBERT A. GARY, III ........ ........ . ....... Richmond, Virginia

STRAUG HAN LOWE GETTJER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ARCHIE GIRAGO SIAN ........ ... . . .. . ... ..... A YLETT WOODS ON GOODE, TR ........ .. . .... JOHN N. GORDON ... . ... . . ........ . .. . .. .. . .

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ROBERT C. GRADY . .. . .. . . ..... .. .. ... .. Frederick burg, Virginia WILLIAM C. GRAY . . .. . .. . .. . .. . . ... . Wilkesbo ro, orth Carolina HAROLD D. GREEN ........ ...... . .. . . . . ..... Richmond, Virginia THOMAS W. GREEN ........ . ... . .... . ...... . Burkeville, Virginia

JOHN D. GRIFFIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Poquo on, Virginia EDWAR D H. GROVE . . . . ..... ..... . . . . ... . . . Winche ter, Virginia OWEN GW ATHMEY ... ... . ..... . .. . . .. .. ... Beulahville, Virginia . . . . . . ... . .... . . . ........ .. Fairfax, Virginia EUGENE HAILMA

RANDOL PH B. HALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . orfolk, Virginia . ... . . ........ .. ........ . .. Ettrick, Virginia JOHN M. HARDM A COLIN HAYLEY ... . ........ .. . . . ........ ... Winche ter, Virginia DEREK HAYLEY . . ........ . ... ...... . ... .... Winchest er, Virginia

EORG G. HAY E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia . H RB RT ........................ Richmond, Virginia THOMA THOMA 0. HER DO ....................... Ore Bank, Virginia WILLI D . HOLLA D ................... . . ... Richmond, Virginia

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EMMETT L. HUBBARD .. ....... . .. ...... ... ... Rehoboth, . JO EPH B. H D ON, JR ................. .. ..... Culpeper, HARLE W . HUGHE .................. .... . Richmond, HARLE L. IRWIN ................ .... . ..... Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

CAL VI B. JE KIN ..................... . ... Burkeville, AMU LL. JOH ON .... . .......... Harper's Ferry, West VIVIA D. JOHN TON ............. . . ........ Richmond, ARTHUR L. J NE .. .. ............ . .... . ..... Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

QUENTIN R. JONES ....... ..... .............. Richmond, Virginia ROBERT ]. JONTZ .. ............... ... ... . .. Blytheville, Arkansas JOHN P. JORDAN .......... .. ................ Richmond, Virginia HERMAN D. KAFKA ...... ...... . . ........... Richmond, Virginia

ISADORE KAMINSKY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia RI CHARD W . KARD IAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia MAXWELL D. KATZ ........ . .............. Montclair, New Jersey ALBERTS. KELLAM ... ....................... Richmond, Virginia

HENRY E. KING ... ..... . .................. Wilmington, Virginia RALPH E. KINSEY ............................ Richmond, Virginia RICHARD C. I<LAFFKY ... ......... ........ Huntington, New York EDWARD M. KLEIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bridgeport, Connecticut

YDNEY H. KNIPE .............. . ........ Glen Ridge, New Jersey CHARLES W. KRAUSE ....................... Baltimore, Maryland DOUGLAS W. LAIRD ......................... Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM E. LA GFORD, JR ................... Richmond, Virginia

VER 0 T. LA KFORD ....................... Bloxon1 MYER LEFKOWITZ .. .. ...................... Richmond L. JAlvfES LICHTE TEI .................. J r. y City AL VI P. LOI G ... ........ .................. Richmond,

Virginia Vir inia \\' Jer y Virginia

REU BEN T. LONG, JR ............................. Luray, MANN T. LOWRY . . .... . ..... .......... ..... Dlo erdon1, STUART M. L CK . . . . . . . . . . . ......... .. ..... Richn1ond, VIRGIL M . LUMSDE , ]ll . .......... . .......... Richn1ond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virgini ·l

ADRIAN P. LYON . ... .... ..................... JOSEPH H . MACK .............. . ........ n.unn CLARENCE E. MAJOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BARTON ]. MALLORY ................. 11anila

'a nd -ton, Virginia 1n de, w Jer e tormont, Virginia Philippine I lands

HAROLD L. MANAHAN ...................... Richn1ond, DALACE E. MARABLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wport N ws, JESSE W. MARKHAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... Richmond, PHILIP B. MASON ................ . ....... . . .. HJmpton,

JAMES L. McDONALD ....................... Yakima, Washington HUGHE. McNEELY .......... .. .............. South Hill, Virginia AL VIN H. MILLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Locklies, Virginia GEORGE K. MILLER .. . ....... ..... ... ... ... .. Richmond, Virginia

JERRY G. MILLER ..... .... .. . . .... .. . . . . . Fredericksburg, Virginia WILLIAM E. MILLER, JR ....................... Richmond, Virginia BERT W. MILLING ....... ....... ... . ........... Mobile, Alabama G. CLINTON MOORE ......................... Richmond, Virginia

JOHN C. MOORE ............................. Richmond, HENRY NAKDIMEN ..... .. .... ..... .. .. Pennington Gap, J. POPE NASH, JR ............................. Richmond, MORTON L. NICHOLSON ... .. .... ..... .. North Emporia,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

BRYAN R. NISWONGER . ........... ... .... . Providence, Kentucky EARL L. NOBLE, JR ... ......... ............... Richmond , Virginia MARLIN T. NOLAN .......................... Richmond, Virginia JAMES D. NORFLEET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H olland, Virginia

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

IRVI K. OWEN ......... .. .... . ............ Petersburg, WILLIAM A. PALMORE .... ........ ... .... ... . Richmond, R. ARTHUR PARRISH ....................... Kent's Store, EDWIN F. PAULI ............................. Richmond, JOHN G . PERKINS ....... . .......... .. .. . ... Du111barton,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

JAMES L. PETERS . . ... ... .............. .. .. ... Sandston, LfSLIE H . PHILLIPS .. . .......... .. ..... . ..... Richmond, ROBERT M . PHILLIPS ... ...... .... .. . . . ...... Petersburg, ALBERT L. PHILPOTT ......................... Philpott, ROBERT E. PIPER ............................ Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

MALCOLM U . PITT, JR ... ... . . .. ............. . Richmond, H . BROADDUS PITTS, JR ...................... Richmond, HARVEY B. PRICE . .......... .. .... .. .......... Phoebus, ARCHIE H. PUCKETT ..... ... . ...... .. ....... Richmond, JOSEPH E. PURCELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

LEONARD A. PURDY ......................... Richmond, Virginia ROLLO L PUSEY ............. . . .... .... ...... Richmond, Virginia T . RUSSELL REA .. ... ..... .......... . ... ....... Spencer, Virginia P. GORDON REMINE .............. University of Richmond, Virginia JOSEPH ]. RESCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fredericksburg, Virginia

ROBERT A. RHODES .. .. ................. ...... Windsor, Virginia MARION L. RICE, ]R . ......................... Rich1nond, Virginia STANTON C. RICHARDS ......... .. ........ Bronxville, New York WILLIAM L. ROBERSON . . ..... ............... Hopewell, Virginia DAVID L. ROBERTSON, ]R . ................... Pelham, New York

DONALD K . ROBERTSON ..................... Mattoax, Virginia ROBERT E. ROBERTSON ......... . .. . . .... .... Petersburg, Virginia CHARLES ROBINSON ....................... . . Richmond, Virginia MORRIS ROBINSON .. ...... ... .... .... ....... Richmond, Virginia DAV'ID R. ROGERS . . . . . .............. .... ... ... Soonchun, Korea

WILLIAM Y. ROPER ....... . .... . ............. HARRY ROUND ... ... . . .. . .. .. ........... ... CHARLES R. ROUTON ........................ EDWARD R. SCHAPIRO ...................... ELI I. SCHRIEBERG ........... .... . .... . ......

Rich1nond, Rich1nond, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond,

Virgin ia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

JEROME A . SCHOLER ................ ....... Hartford, Connecticut ROBERT H. SEASE ...... .. ................. .. . Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM H . SHAIA ...... . ............ ....... Richmond, Virginia LAWRENCE B. SHEFFIELD, JR ... . . . ........... Richmond, Virginia LOUIS A. SHUFORD .... .. ..... . ..... . ... Fredericksburg, Virgini a

rJLLIAM M . SMITH ........ . ......... . . . ...... Dillwyn, ILLY JAMES SNOW ..... . ........ ....... .... Richn1ond, TJ-101'.fAS F. SOUTHWORTH ...... . ...... ..... Richn1ond, LAWRENCE EARL SPIERS, JR ... . .. .. . ......... Richmond, ERNON C. STAFFORD ...................... Richn1ond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

PHRIAM STEINBURG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richn1ond, LEXANDER B. STERNBERG . ....... . . . ....... Richmond, OBERT B. SWINK .. ........ ... .............. Richmond, LWOOD S. TAYLOR ...................... .... Figsboro, ERV AS S. TAYLOR .. .. ............. . . . . .. . .. Richn1ond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

JACKSON J. TAYLOR ... .. .... ......... Winnabow, North Carolina ILLIAM A. TAYLOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ....... Spencer, Virginia ARDING LESTER THOMAS . . .. . .. ....... .. Martinsville, Virginia A. NORMAN THOMPSON ..... .......... ...... Richmond, Virginia MILIO F. TRILLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolina, Puerto Rico

THEODORE R. TURNER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frederick Hall, ILLIAM G. TURNER .................... . ... Chathan1, FREDERICK B. UZZLE ........... '. ..... .. . .... Petersburg, ALLEN W. VALENTINE, JR ...... ... .. ... . .... . Richmond, EMOLIE B. VON GEMMINGER . ... ... . ....... Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

HARLES T. WAL THALL ...................... Matoaco, ENRY A. WELLHOUSE .................. . ... Richmond, HAUNCEY G. WELTON ..... .......... ..... Richmond, COTT H. WERMUTH, JR ...................... Richmond, DMUND P. WEST ..................... .. ..... Ellerson,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

ENJAMIN H. WESTON .... ...... . : ... .. ..... Arlington, Virginia ALFRED McALLISTER WHEELER .. .. ...... Fredericksburg, Virginia ALTER D. WHOLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fredericksburg, Virginia AROLD EDWARD WIESE ......................... Ogden, Utah TUART L. WILLIAMS ..... . ................. Richn1ond, Virginia

HOMAS NELSON WILLIAMS ....... . ....... . Richmond, ARK S. WILLING, ]R . ............... .. .... Mount Holly, AWRENCE H. WILLIS ....... ......... . .. .... Richmond, HARLES F. WINGO ......................... Richmond, JULIAN 0. WINN ... ...... ..... ... .. ... .. ..... Keysville,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

HARLES H. WOLLARD ..... .. ............... Richn1ond, Virginia OODROW W. WREN ......... . .. .. ... .. .... Richmond, Virginia ESTLEY WRIGHT ...... ... ... ..... ... Philadelphia, Pennsylvania VANS Y. WYATT .......... ... .......... .... Ventor, New Jersey OY P. WYMBS ... . ......... . ........... . Fredericksburg, Virginia

KA THLEE ABER MARION FRANCES JOAN E BARLOW EUNICE VIRGINIA

ETHY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, BADENOCH ............... Richmond, .. .. . . .. ... .. .. .. ......... . Richmond, BASS .... . .......... ......... Ettrick,

JEAN CLARDY BEEKS ........... . ........ .... MARY MATILDA BENJAMIN .. . ... ... .. Mount ELIZABETH NORTON BERRY ................ . MARTHA BELLE BEVERLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

Richmond, Virginia Vernon, New Jersey Richn1ond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia

JANE ELIZABETH BLAKE ....... .. . . ........ . Richmond, EDITH McDOWELL BURFOOT ................ . Fentress, ELLA RACHEL CABANISS ................ ...... Roanoke, FRANCES CLAUDIA CALISCH ................ . Rich1nond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

AIDA CHRISTIANSEN . ... ..... .. ..... .. ... Whitestone, New York EUGENIA M. CLAIBORNE . .. .......... .. ......... Forest, Virginia EVELYN MAE CLIFTON ................ ...... Richmond, Virginia ANNIE GERTRUDE COFER .............. Highland Springs, Virginia

CLARINE T. CUNNING HAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DOROTHY COY .. . ............ .. ............ NANCY ELLEN DAVIS ............ .. .. ........ DOROTHY AMELIA DILL ...... . .. ....... ....

ELLEN BO RNE DOR EY . .............. Prince Frederick, Maryland MARY L UI . D u V AL ................ ........ Ore Bank, Virginia RUTH FARL ~ '{ ......... ........ .............. Richmond, Virginia ETH E R WDER FLANAGAN .... ... ........ Richn1ond, Virginia

FMM'Y MITH ' ON FOUNTAIN . . . . . . . . . . . . Princess Anne, Virginia I:LEANOR ANNE FRANK .. . ............. .... . Peter burg, Virginia 1AME ELIZABETH FRANKLIN . . . . . . . . . . . . outh Norfolk, Virginia KATHRYN MILLIE GILLELAN . . . ..... . ... Jersey City, New Jersey

Richmond, Richmond, Rich1nond, Richn1ond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

TELLA LC) I E HALL ................ ..... .. Richmond, BERN l E , TPH I HARGROVE .. ... . .. ... . . . Richmond, ........ . .... Richmond, HARRI ELIZABETH A HT 'vport News, RO 'E LLE H FF1fAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

INIT A ORT ' ONZA LEZ . . . . . . . . . . . ..... ... SARA TRIMBLE GOODE ............. .. ..... .. JEAN ' JMONE RA T ........... . .. ......... ANN Fl ' HER GWALTNEY ................ ....

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LO I E ILE H LLA D ... ... ................ Franklin, Virginia D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richn1ond, Virginia E ' !vi ZELL H F RA D .......... . ......... Pet rsburg, Virginia H HA11PI Jl:A HARRI T WY 1' H WE ................ .... Richn1ond, Virginia

Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

... .......... .. . . . Yonker , ew York LAURA VIRGI IA JE KI l\fARIAM ALLE E JO ES . .... ...... . . . . . .. . .. M ontere , Virginia LILLIAN HENRIETTA JUNG .. . . . ... . .. .. . Long Island, e"\\' York l\fARGARET DORA KALAJIAN .. ... ... ... . . . . Richmond, Virginia

ELSA MARIE KEUFFEL .. . ... ..... .. . . ... Weehawken, New Jer ey IRI GAY LACY .. . . ... . . . .... .. .......... . . West Point, Virginia ]A ICE LOUISE LANE ....... ............... . . Richn1ond, Virginia CHRISTINE 0. LAWSON . . . . . ....... . . ... . . . Whitestone, Virginia

11ARJORIE F. LENT'ON . .... .. .. . ....... Philadelphia, Pennsylvania GRAY LUCAS ............... . ....... .. ...... Blacksburg, Virginia ELIZABETH F. MAcMURTRY ...... . .. .... ... Beverly, Massachusetts M. FLORENCE MAHONE . ......... . . . .... Newport News, Virginia

LUCY ELLEN McDONOUG:I ... . .... ... ..... . Richmond, ] A YNE MARIE MAIRE ....... . ........ . . .. ... Dumbarton, MARY VIRGINIA MANGUJ\.1 . ...... . ... . .. . ... Richmond, MILDRED ANNE MAITLAND ......... . ..... . . Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

Arlington, Scottsville, Richmond, Richn1ond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

MARJORIE MANN ............ . .... . .......... VIRGINIA RANDOLPH MA YO ................ HELEN MAXINE MOON ...................... ADA DOROTHY MOSS ..... . .................

GRACE M. NORRIS . . ... .... .. . .. ...... . ..... . Richmond, Virginia CHARLENE ANNE OAKE . .. . ... . .. ... . .. . . . Knoxvill , T enne ee NORMA LOUISE PALMER . ...... .. .......... . . Richm ond, Virginia MILDRED ETHEL PARKER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hanghai, China

VIRGINIA ELOISE PARKER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . North Emporia, Virginia PHYLLIS L. PARSLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia ANN ROSEMOND PAVEY . . . . .......... . .. . . . Richmond, Virginia BETTY ANN PETZINGER ..... . .......... . ... Portsmouth, Virginia

E. LA VERNE PRIDDY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Vi rgini a MARY VIRGINIA QUILLIN .... . . . .... . . Highland pring , Virginia ELLA SUE RITCHIE ..... . . . . ..... . ... . ....... Peter burg, Virginia MARTHA HOW ARD ROBE ON . . . ... . . . ...... Black burg, Virginia

VIRGINIA ANNE SAUER .... . . . . .. . . .. . . ... ... MARY GRACE SCHERER ... . .... . .. . .......... PHYLLIS C. SCHWEICKHARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BETTY MAY SESSLER ...... . ..... . ...........

Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia . nyd r, ew York Richmond , Virgini a

ROSE LOUISE SHEFFIELD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . uffolk, Virginia JACQUELINE ANN SHORT ..... . ............. Richmond , Virgini a ALICE GRAY SIMP ON . .. .. .............. Frederick burg, Virginia MILDRED VIRGINIA LAVI ................. Richmond , Virgini a

MARJORIE ELIZABETH SOGGE . . . . . . . . . . . . chenectady, New York DORIS MAE STROHKORB ..................... Richmond, Virginia MILDRED LEAR TABB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ewpo rt News, Virginia

MARIA MAY THAYER ......................... Richmond, Virginia JANE ANN TOMPKINS ............. .. Richfield Springs, New York CHE VIRGINIA VACHE ................ Greensboro, North Carolina

EMMA BEE WALDROP ... . . ..... .......... ... Richmond, Virginia ROSALIE CELIA WONT ....................... Richmond, Virginia ESTER WENDLING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Snyder, New York

JEAN R. WHITEHURST ...................... Winchester, Virginia JANE WHITENEY ....................... Hickory, North Carolina

LOI MARJON WICKS .................... Saint Albans, New York JANE F. WILKINSON ..................... South Boston, Virginia FRANCE . WILLIAM ....................... Richn1ond, Virginia

GENIA M. WILLIAM ON ...... . .......... Portsmouth, Virginia ] DITH CAR LYN WIL ON .................... Suffolk, Virginia MARJ RIE HELE WILSON .................. Richmond, Virginia

MARY PEGRAM WIL ON ............ . ........ Rushmere, Virginia J EPHINE GAY WINGFIELD .......... .... .. Richmond, Virginia MARY A NE WINN ................ . ....... . Richn1ond, Virginia

H R1E WIN TON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . outh Norfolk, Virginia RA LA D W DFI ................. Richmond, Virginia

SOPHOMORES Then Back Againfor the Second Year

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Because class histories are so striking! y similar subordination. Included in our enforced schedthey are uninteresting to all except the members ule was a rat parade, a proclamation nigl1t a paof the class or those connected with it. To depart jama parade, and a lantern nigl1t. from the usual method of writing class histories The traditional policy of the school tl1at eacl1 is dangerous indeed - unless undertaken by one possessed of exceptional ability, writing about a class whose circumstances and ·activities have been actually unique. Here then is our chronicle: When we convened as freshmen for our first meeting, we of Westhampton proceeded to organize our class electing as officers the following: Jeanne Huffman, President; .M ildred Howerton, Vice-President; Ann Phillips, Secretary; Barbara Eckles, Treasurer. The Richmond College men chose: David Roland, President; Edwin Sinar, VicePresident; Jam es Matthews, Secretary; Edgar Arendall, Treasurer; Simpson Williams, Senator. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Cash Senator,· Bill Fitzh11gh Secrelary Ed Garber, Treasurer ,· Ht1gh Crisnzan, President . Absent 1ehen picl11re 1cas After orientation had been completed tctken: Jay Corbett, Vice-President; Ed Arendall, Historian. we found that the sophomore class, in lieu of tradition, had decreed for us a life of be acquainted with all, was complied with readstrenuous activity, stern discipline, and complete ilv. Thus we entered into the environment and , activities of our ((home" for the fallowing four years. We who had suffered so much at the hands of the upperclassmen last year, entered this year consoled-yes-even exalted by the knowledge that our time had come! We proceeded to assert our authority over the ((iconoclastic invaders" of our peaceful domain with as much vigor as we could, however, we found our noble efforts greatly restricted at many points. Indeed so much so that the Freshmen were avvare of our limitations-even somewhat disappointed in us. I-Ia ving come to a full realization of our prowess in athletics, and conscious of our scholastic ability, we resolved to LEFT TO RIGHT: Estelle Greenebaurn, Sec retar; A1ildred HOU/er ton, put the class of '41 on the map in such I/ice-President; Jeanne Huff11zan, Treasurer )· Mary Alice Srnith Presia fashion and position that our achievedent1· Doctor Marjorie Rivenburg, Sponsor. 1

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ment would be long and admiringly remembered. This year Westhampton chose as its officers: Mary Alic Smith, President; Mildred Howert n, Vice-President; Estelle Greenebaum, Secretary; Jeanne Huffman, Treasurer. Richmond

with many problems and possibilities, we can unreservedly and justifiably boast of a ((rendezvous with destiny." Touching on things of our more immediate future, specifically the remaining years of our school life, we should like for all to know that it is our intention to leave with our Alma Mater an example of high scholastic achievernent, and vigorous, courageous and far reaching extra-curricular endeavor. We hope not to leave a work that will stand as merely a memorial for our class but as a living and inspiring force in promoting the interest and standards of this institution that we have come to love and cherish unselfishly. Inspired by the successes of the last two years and avid of the laurels that we know will be ours for the effort, we announce to all that if great things are to be accomplished, if prevailing records are to fall, if creative work is to be done, the sophomore

uAs ophs 1ee're learning that th ere are tivo sides to th e lake.''

College elected Hugh Crisman, President; Jay Corbett, Vice-President; William Fitzhugh, Secretary; Ed Garber, Treasurer; Dick Cash, Senator; Edgar Arendall, Historian. This year the Sophomores were, as usual, in charge of rat week." Westhampton presented a dance recital, ai1d W estha1npton and Rich1nond Colleges jointly gave a dance, which was well attended and much enjoyed by all. Now we stand at the threshhold of the second l1alf of our school career, and in relating the foregoing reminiscences a feeling of remorse comes over us when we realize that time has carried us so swiftly onward. We know that the next two years may be even more swiftly consigned to memories. However we are consoled in the knowledge that these memories are alive and will abide and be reexperienced for the years to come. It is not in writing but in the actual vital part we have played in the making of history that we glory. We are c nvinced by the manner in which we have acquitted ourselves in the past two years that ur class is comprised of individuals of ability-yes-even genius; that our class as a whole poss sses great potentialities in many fields of end avor, b cause of which, in an age such as this 11

uy he Frosh bttild it, we burn it.'' rr Beat it7illiarn and Mary."

class will be counted among those that to these high ideals attain. CLASS OFFICERS Hugh Crisman, President; Jay Corbett, VicePresident; Dick Cash, Senator; Ed Garber, Treasurer; Bill Fitzhugh, Secretary; Ed Arendall, Historian. Mary Alice Smith, President; Mildred Howerton, Vice-President; Jeanne Huffman, Treasurer; Estelle Greenebaum, Secretary.

EDWARD R. ADA~f . ...... . . . ... . .... Riehm nd, ELIE l\f. ADA11 .. . ............. . ....... Clarkton, RA YlvfO D A . ADAM .. . ...... . ......... R doak LEO H. ALEXA DER .. .. ... ......... Peter burg,

Virgini.1 Virginia Virginia Virginia

RALPH W. ALLE . .. . .......... . . .... REX MEL VILLE ALLYN ... . ... . .... .... GORDON H. ANDREW . .. ............ WILLIAM P. ANDREW .. . ...... . .....

Vir inia Vi rgini.i Virgini .1 Vir inia

Richn1ond, Richn1ond, Ri hmond, Richn1ond,

EDGAR M. ARENDALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mobil Alaban1a JEFFERSON D. ASHER . . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. Richn1ond, Virginia ·M IL TON B. BAROODY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia Al VIN F. BEALE, JR .. ... .... . .... .. ... Richmond, Virginia

THOMAS C. BERREY ...... . .. . . . .. . ..... . Luray LUCIEN W. BINGHAM, JR ... .. . . .... . .. Riehm )nd, JOHN B. BLANTON . ... . .. .. . ......... Richmond, JOHN M. BLOXOM . .... . ............ . Mapp ·ville,

CHARLES R. BOOTH ............... . .. JOHN 0. BRADSHAW ....... . ........ WILLIAM H. BRAUER ....... . ......... RICHARD Y. BRISTOW ......... . . . ....

Richmond, Burkeville, Richmond, Petersburg,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

WILLIAM E. BRISTOW ................ FRANK H. BRITTON ............. . .... ROBERT T. BROGAN .................. NORMAN BROWN .......... . . . .......

Petersburg, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

HENRY A. B{)LLOCK ............... .. . Richmond, EDWARD WADSWORTH BUTCHER, JR. Richmond, HENRY E. CAKE ................ . .... . .. Norfolk, RICHARD C. CARTER ...... . .......... Northfork,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

ALVATORE V. CASALE ..... . ...... . . Baltimore, Maryland RICHARD C. CASH .... . .......... . ...... Bristol, Virginia JO E A. CATARINEU .... . .. . . . .... . . . Samturee, Porto Rico CHARLE F. CATLETT, JR .... . . .... . ... Covington, Virginia

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

MARTI AU TIN LA WRE ROBERT

WI FRED H. ELD R . ... . . . . . . .......... Clarkton, Virginia HARRY E. FAINT R ...... .. . . .. . ... . .. Richmond, Virginia AETANO T. FATTAR 0 . ... ... . .... Newark, New Jersey 'HARLE ' ]. FER E'r'" HOUGH, JR .. . . .... Richmond, Virginia

WJ LLJ AM B. FITZH H . . ... ..... . .. . . Richn1ond, Virginia JAME ' M . FO G .. . .... ... . .. . ....... Trenton, New Jersey FR D . F RBER . . . ........... ...... Richmond, Virginia EARL R. F X . ... .. ...... .. .......... . Riehm nd, Virginia

MARI A. A~fB A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . an Jose, Co ta Rica AR R, JR.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n1poria, Virginia l:D AR R _ .... . .... . . . . ........ Richmond Virginia ELLI I. E R . ... .. . ...... .. . ... Riehm nd Virginia ' A 1 ·L F.

I LBER T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richn1ond Virginia AR . ' LADDI .... .. ....... . . !vI ar. , Virginia LAR ·1 R ... . . ... .... . .. . Richn1ond, Virginia HAR LD J. f RRI D . RA DI , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia

F. CLARK ................ .. . .. Urbanna, B. CLARKE ........ . ... .. ..... . Manakin, CE A. CLAY ... . ... ... . . .. . ... Richmond, H. COMBS . ..... . ..... . . . . Fredericksburg,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

HARRY B. COPLEY ..... . ........... . . . Richmond, EUGENE W. K. CORNWELL ........ Fredericksburg, ROBERT H. COURTNEY . .. ... . ....... . Richmond, HUGH S. CRISMAN .. . ... . ........... Winchester,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

JOHN C. CROSS ............ . .......... Richmond, WILLIAM E. DAVENPORT .. . ... . ... Amelia C. H., DOUGLAS W. DAVIS ........... . ... . .. Richmond, ASHLEY D. DESHAZOR . .. ...... . ..... Blackstone,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

BRANCH A. DINWIDDIE, JR ........... Richmond, JAMES H. DONOHUE, III .............. Richmond, JOHN A. DOUMLELE .......... . ...... Richmond, ROBERT W. DURRETT ..... . ...... Hartsville, South

Virginia Virginia Virginia Carolina

WILLIAM A. GRA T, ]R . ........ ....... Richmond Virginia WAVERL Y S. GREEN, JR ........ ....... Burke ille, Virginia HARRY EGBERT GRIFFIN . . . . . . . . . .... Dillwyn, Virginia WESTON HARRIS GRIMSL EY ... ... ..... Culpeper, Virginia

RICHAR D S. GRIZZA RD .... ..... ...... JAMES R. HARRIS .... .. ... .. . ........ . WILLIAM ROBERT HARTON , JR . . ...... MEL VIN C. HAWKIN S ........ ........ .

. Danville, Richmond , Richmond , Richmond ,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

WILLIAM H. HEMBY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , Virginia WILLIAM M. HERNDO N .... .... ... Frederick sburg, Virginia IRA DURWO OD HUDGIN S ........ ..... Washingt on, D. C. RICHAR D E. HUMBER T ........ ........ .. Suffolk, Virginia

OSCAR JANIGER ....... . ........ ..... Brooklyn, New York JOSEPH E. JENKINS , JR ........ . . . ... ... Richmond , Virginia ARTHUR E. JONES ........ ........ .. .. ... Suffolk, Virginia CHASTIN E W. JONES, JR ........ ....... Richmond , Virginia

LAPRAD E STARKE JONES ........ .. Fred rick burg, Vir inia WILLIAM H. JONES, ]R . ........ ...... Midlothia n, Virginia ROBERT KEIL ........ ........ ....... ... Oak Park, Illinoi JOHN R. KELLI 0 , ]R . .... . ... ........ Richmond , Virginia

JAMES RANDOL PH KNAUB ........ ... Richmond , Vir inia GEORGE B. LAMM ........ .... ...... Dunn, orth Carolina GEORGE H . LANDER S ........ ........ . Richn1ond, Virginia JAMES C. LITTLER ........ ........ ....... Chicago, Illinoi

JOHN H . LOCKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boyce, Virginia I VI LOVENS TEIN ........ ........ .. Richmond , Vir inia MARTIN MARKO \VITZ ... ........ .... Brooklyn, 1 ew York ROBERT ]. ]. MARTI , III ........ ..... Tow on, 11ar land

GEORGE E. MA IE, III ........ ....... Ricl1n1ond, Vir inia JAME A. MATTHE W ........ ........ Richmond , Virgini~1 JO EPH W. MATYO KA, . . . . . . . . . . a~hua, e~v Harnp-.hir WILLIAM R. MAY ARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . orfolk, Virginia

B . HARRI M G .H EE .............. Wjlmin ton, Virginia THOMA H . McV AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . orfolk, Virgini a AM L M . MO DY .................. Richmond, Virgini a J H K . M OR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Onancock, Virgini a

CHARLE A. MORGAN, ]R . . ............ Rockville, Virgini a WILLIE P. MORRJ SETT E ............. Midl othian, Virginia JAME M . MURPHY .................. Petersburg, Virgini a HAROLD G . W E .................. Richm ond , Virgini a

WILLIAM F. PARK ER ON, JR ........... Richmond, Virginia N EAL PATTEN ............ . ...... N ewport News, Virginia AMUEL C. PATTESON .................. Ran sons, Virginia MAR HALL] . PHILLIP .......... .. .... H opewell, Virginia

FREDERICK H . POWELL, JR ............ Richmond, Virginia BLA TON L. PRICE ................... Richmond, Virginia THOMA ' E. PUGH ................ Fredericksburg, Virginia CHARL E W . REYNOLDS .............. Richmond , Virginia

WILLIAM T. RICH . . . .. . .. . .. .. ... . . .. Richmond, Virginia DAN ROBERT RIGGS ......... .. ... .... Richmond, Virginia GEORGE E. ROBERTS . . ..... .. .. . . .. . Nassawadox, Virginia HERMAN S. ROCKOFF ............ . Bridgeport, Connecticut

WILLIAM A. ROTHENBERG . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM S. RY AN .. . . ... . . . .. .. . ... Baltimore, Maryland ALVIN L. ST. CLAIR .. . ............. . .. . Roanoke, Virginia WILLIAM P. SCHAFFER . . . ........ Drewry's Bluff, Virginia

GEORGE H. SHACKELFORD ... . ...... . . Hampton, Virginia ROBERT WALTER SHIFLETT ..... . ... . . Richmond, Virginia CHARLES H . SKUTT ....... ... . ... . . ... Clarendon, Virginia I-IENRY L. STEINER . . ........ . .. .. ..... Richmond, Virginia

GRANVILLE H. STEINMETZ ............ Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM H. SURBER, )R . . ............. Richmond, Virginia OWE F. TATE ........................ Danville, Virginia WILLIAM . TERRY .................... Chatham, Virginia

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lifton Forge, Vu ini a WILLIA1f F. TOPHA1I ........ . ........ R Mn k , Vir inia JAME W. TURKI GT .. .. . . . . ... J rs y ity, r '\\r J r y ROBERT P. VAN B R .. . ... ....... .. Richmond, Virginia

FREDERICK A. W ADDI GTO . ... . ... GEORGE T. WAITE .. . .. .... .. ... .... . . FREDERICK WA D RER .. .. .. .. ...... CHARLE A. W ATKI , JR . .. ... . . .....

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Richmond, Richn1( nd Richmond, Richn1ond,

Vir ini.l Vir inia Virginia Virgini·1

WILLIAM J. WAYMA K . ... .... ....... Richmond, Vir inia GEORGE L. WHITE, ]R . . ........ .. .. ... Riehm nd, Vir inia GEORGE P. WHITLEY, ]R . . .. ... .. . Durham, orth arolina JOE W . WIGGIN ... .. .. . . .. . .. Fay tt ill rth arolina

ROBERT D. WILLIAMS . . ........ .. . . .. A. SIMP ON WILLIAM , ]R . .. .. .. . .. . .. JOSEPH A. WILSON . .. ... . . . ... ... . .. . SAMUEL ]. WOR OM, ]R . . . . . .. ... . .. ..

ELIZABETH B. ACKER ........ . . . Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DOROTHY BURKE AURINGER . .. ...... Richmond, Virginia MARGARET LOUISE AUSTIN . ...... . .... Erie, Pennsylvania VIRGINIA LEE BALL . ...... . ............ Schuyler, Virginia

MARTHA LILLIAN BEAM .... . .... . Harnlet, North MARTHA ISORA BELDING ............ Richmond, MARY ANNE BOEHLING .............. Richrnond, MARGARET EVELYN BRITTINGHAM ... , Victoria,

Carolina Virginia Virginia Virginia

MARY MOSELEY BUXTON ............ Richmond, LOIS INEZ CAMPBELL .................. Saltville, PHYLLIS ANN COGHILL .......... .. .. Richmond, EVELYN VIRGINIA COSBY ... . . .. ... . Midlothian,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

KATHLEEN FRANCES CRAWFORD .. . .. Richmond, DOROTHY ELOISE DAWLEY ... . ... . .. Richmond, HELEN MARIE DODD ........ . . .. ..... Richmond, TRUMAN CRYSTAL DUNCAN .. . .. .. . ... Palmyra,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

Richmond, Richmond Richmond, Han1pton,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

BARBARA RUTH ECKLE . .. ... ... ..... Richmond, GLADY REBECCA EPES ... .. ... . .. . .. Blackstone, JO EPHINE FRANKLIN FENNELL . . .... Richmond, MARGARET ELIZABETH FORRER .. ... . Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

BETTY LEE FOX ......... . Washington, District of Columbia VIRGINIA ELLEN GARRETT ........ ... Blackstone, Virginia C)\ROLYN HATCHER GARY .... . ...... Richmond, Virginia FRANCES ROSE GREENBAUM ......... . Richmond, Virginia

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I<ATHRYN ESTELLE GREENEBAUM .. Short Hills, New Jersey HELEN A VIS GRIMM ....... . ......... Winchester, Virginia DOROTHY BERMICE HARSHBARGER . Saint Albans, W. Va. JESSIE PERSINGER HIBBS ........ . . . .. Richmond, Virginia

HELEN JAMES HILL .................. Richmond, MARY ERINA HINCHMAN .... . ........ Richmond, ELIZABETH DILLARD HOLDEN ...... Blackstone, CATHERINE BIRD HOOVER ........... Richmond,

MIL R ·D T R LEY H WERTON . . . . . . uffolk, Virginia ... . ... Richn1ond, Virginia l: WC)RTHAM H FFMA JI:A BETT't' MAY H LBERT . .. . . . . .. .. .... . .. Chicago, Illinois E JA OB EN . .. . . Brown 's tore, Virginia DAG~1AR FLORE

l :TT'{ PA ' E KE1\t1P . .... ...... . . . .... . Richn1ond, Virginia l : L ' I · KATHERINE KIDD .. .. .... ... .. . Richmond, Virginia K ~ N KINDELL ..... ... Richmond, Virginia R ELEA I E KYTE . . . . . . ...... Fan,vood, ew ]er ey HY L D R

ADA ~fA \ r LA D .......... . ....... .. .. .... ... A LEVI ' T KA 1 HR't' REBE II LEWI ' ........................ A ............. J LIETT[ PAI E LC VI

Rich1nond, Richn1ond, Richn1ond, Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

D l LA , !AR I T . . . . . . • • . . • • Ri hn1ond, Vir ini.1 fART A \ / ARD 1 ABI: . . . . . . . . . ... Ri h1nund , Virginia 1AR I E L l I · f RR I ~ , E\ r . . . . . . . . . . . R i h 111 on d Vi r in i a f , RAVE ........ L burg, Virginia HETTY ......... : ... Ri hn1ond Vir inia A fl J A H · LF

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Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

MAYME FRAYSER O 'FLAHERTY ... . .. . Richmond Virgipia MA YO GILLIAN OMOHUNDRO ...... . . Richmond , Virgini a VIRGINIA BLANCHE OMOHUNDRO .. Fork Union, Virginia NELL CHRISTINE O 'NEIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richrnond , Virginia

N ATALIE MONTAGUE PAGE ... . . . .. .. Richmond Virginia ANN CLEMMITT PHILLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , Virginia CATHERINE KAY PHILLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , Virginia EVELYN MAUDE POMEROY . . . . . . . . Front Royal, Virginia

AGATHA CONSTANCE POWELL ..... . . FRANCES OMEGA PRICE . . .. . .. . . . ..... MARGARET LEE PURCELL . .. . .. ... . .. . EULALIE MARION RAWLS . .. .. ... ....

Richmond, . Bealeton, Richmond, Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

BETTY CARSON RILEY . ............ South Boston, Virginia MARY ELIZABETH RILEY . . ........ .. . Richmond, Virginia ANNA MARIE RUE .. . . ...... . .. . .... ... Culpeper, Virginia FRANCES HENRIETTA SADLER . . . . . . . . . . Liberty, Missouri

ELSIE VERNON SATTERWHITE ........ Richmond, Virginia THELMA A NE ELD E .......... . .... Ri chmond, V irgin ia MARY ALICE MITH .................. Ri ehm< nc.l, V irginia EAD ...... Fork l nio n, V irginia MARTHA HARDWICK E

PE CER ... .. Lynchburg, KATHERINE APPERSO BERNICE IRENE T EPH E O N ...... .. . Richmond, orth SADDYE JA E SYKE . . ........... Jackso n ELLIE T ERRETT A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~tony Creek,

V irginia Virginia Carolina Virginia

JAN E WALDROP TR EVV ETT ........... A~hland, V1rgi111.l SUZA NNE ADORA TRU ELL .. Port Washington, ~c:w York FRA CE ELIZAB ETH WILEY ... . ..... Richmond, Virgi ni,1 . . . . . . . . . Fanwood, ew Jer')ty E LOZI ER WI LKI ] EA

A T 11 ETT E PARK ER W IR T H . ~ mithfic:IJ, 1 orth VIRGI TIA MALCOLM WO D .......... Pendleton WOOD ON ......... Richn1onc.l, BETTY HA KI LOV E WOODWARD . . . . . . . . . . . Richn1ond, A MARI ON AUG TA Y ANCE'Y . . . . . . . . !Jrkt')Yillc,

Carolina Vir inia Virginia Virginia Virginia

u Econo11zics?

Girl/ Prom .1'

JUNIO RS The Class of 1940 both at Westhampton and Richmond Colleges has completed its third and m t successful year at the University. Led at Westhampton by Mary Sue Carter and at Richn1ond College by Walter Gillette, the class had s it other officers: at Westhampton College, Annab 1 Lumpkin Vice-President; Harriet Yeaecretary; and Vista Robinson, Treasurer; man and at Richmond College, James Baggs, VicePr id nt; Carlton Whitlatch, ecretary; Dexter

Abeloff, Treasurer; and Seabury Stoneburner, Senator. The first week was a busy one, with the orientation of the freshmen- at Westhampton a week of teas, luncheons, and receptions, at Richmond College one of the freshman stunts and introductions. The next big event on the Junior calendar was the Prom - one on each side of the lake. Plans soared high, and the Class boasts two of.the best Proms the University of Richmond has ever

known. The Richmond College Junior Prom was held in the Milhiser Gymnasium, a-glitter -vvith red and blue cellophane, on December 2. The figure was led by the President, Walter Gillette, vvith Miss Lazelle Swenson of Richmond who

th 19J ) C 111111 nc 1nent . rci h Junior of Richn1ond C 11 g e hav b n activ ii1 'lll phases of can1pu lif lacing an iall) larg number of men on th Int ri11 diate H n r li t and sta11ding higl1 in extra-curricular activ iti s. Four of their cla \V re el ct t TaL1 K appa Alpha, 1100 ra ry f r n ic f raternity; five to Pi Delta Ep il n 11 norary journalistic fraternity; and i"' to the honorary 1 ad r hip fr at rnit_ Omicron Delta Kappa. Many Juni r 11av been outstanding in athletic in journalisn1, and in dramatics n the can1pu . It is evident from the succ f b tl1 Junior Proms and of other cla s activities requiring class spirit and coop ration that the Class of 1940 of tl1 U ni versity of Richmond is one to b long remembered for its outstanding 1 'ld rship, scholarship, and service. lf'!'(lfler G'i/letle Presi le11/ 1

was crowned Queen of the Prom by Congressman Dave Satterfield, a Richmond College alumnus. Westhampton College carried out in its Prom a Winter Carnival theme, with winter sports scenes as decorations and an ice-throne for the Class Sponsor, Mrs. Dallas Grubbs, who was Queen of the Carnival. Class President Mary Sue Carter led the intricate and beautiful figure, witl1 George Oliver as her escort. In other class and college functions as well as their Proms the Class of 1940 has shown great interest. The Junior Class of Westhampton won the Song Contest last year and the Mortar Board Cup for two successive years and was second in the Song Contest this year. It has participated enthusiastically in intrascholastic games, carried on an ambitious project in the sponsoring of the Clavilux Color Organ Concert last year, had a large part in making May Day a success, and performed all the traditional functions of Sophomore Class in

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HE ' TER AARON ' ......... . .. Phi Alpha ................... Richtnond, Virginia DAVID D. AB ~ LOFF ................... Phi Alpha ................... Richmond, Virginia JOH P. ABERNATH\T, JH ............. Phi Gan1ma Delta ............ Richmond, Virginia VI E T REED ADAM ', jR ........... . igma Alpha Epsilon .... . ..... . Red Oak, Virginia ILLIA!vf T. ALL!vfAN , JR ................................. . ....... . Richmond, Virginia

E1\1J\1ETT H. A

ERSO ........................................... Richmond, Virginia WILB R J. l A , JR .................. Kappa Signrn ................ Richmond, Virginia HER Al D E. BAKER ............................................ Webster, Massachusetts .JC)H 1\f. BAREF RD .................. LamhJa Chi Alpha .............. Ozeana, Virginia RAUL HE t JA1\1E HARRERA , ................. ... ........ .. .... .... Morovis, Puerto Rico AL Tl:R E. HA S ..................... Sigma Alpha Epsilon .......... ARTH E HARLE B K, JH ............ Lan1bda Chi Alpha ............ HE R't'" WITTL ·R BLA K ............. Kappa Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 'EI H F. BLA K .JR. . ................ Th ta Chi ................... H . AR1fl T ·AD BLA KLEY ................. . ..... ... ... ... .. .... . .

Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, Richn1ond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

FL E : H. BL 1f .................. Phi Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . orth Emporia, RA 'i' _:'ELD B I ,~ EA , JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, HE lR\' L. B KER JH ................. Phi Kappa igma ............ Richn1ond, FD ARD L. RA .................. Phi Delta 'fh ta .............. Richmond, .R T Ll BRA 1D1 ', jR. . ..... 'ign1a Phi Ep ilon . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l ichnHll1 l. i rg[nu R()Y ALL BRA DI Ki r G ...... Pi K.1pp.1 Alph.t .............. Ri hrnon 1, Virginia WALTER WOODROW BR 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . igma Phi F .' il )n . . . . . . . . . . . . Ri hmonJ, ir, 1n1.l THOMA HE RY BR B RGE ............. L<1mbd.1 Chi Alplu . . . . . . . . . 1 L1rtinsville, 1rg1n1,1 WILLIAM BROW 0. B RG ' ' ................ Phi K.1pp.1 Sigm,1 . . . . . . . . . . . . hirk 1 nion, Virgin i.1 TO WI

WILLIAM ], CA H, ]R . ................. Pi Kappa Alph.1 .............. Ri ·hmonJ, Virgini.t CHALKLEY, .. .. .. ....... ....................... Richmond, Virginia THOMA VER 0 .. ..... .. Phi Kappa ign1 ·1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ichrnond., irg1n1.1 HARVEY HOLMES CHAPlvfA WILLIAM . CLIFFORD ... . ... .. ....... Kappa Al ha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Au:tin, Te.·.ts CHARLE C. COATE ..... . ............ Lambda hi Al ph.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . L1cho loc, Virgin i.t FRANKLIN MADI ON CROUCH ............................... ..... Richmond, LOUI E. DAILEY, ]R . .................. Theta hi ................. L ew hurch, RAWLEY FLEET DA IEL ... .... ....... Kappa Alpha ........... . .. C.1pc lurle:, ENDER DICKIN ON . ...... . .. .. .. .... Phi Gamma D !ta ............ Richmon l, RICHARD BOOKER EA LEY ............ Pi Kappa Alph:1 .............. Richmon 1

Virgini.1 irg1n1.1 Virginia Virgini.1 Virgini.1

HERMAN MILLER ELAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ,1ndston, HATCHER SNEAD ELLIOTT . . . . . . . . . . . igma Alpha Epsi Ion .. Ameti.1 ourt House, ROBERT BISSETT ELMORE ............. Phi Kappa igma ............. Ri hmond, CURTIS M. ELY . ...... . .. ....... ... ... Pi Kappa Alpha .............. Richmond, lvfILTON ENDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petersburg,

Virgini.t Virgini.1 Virginia Virgini.1 Virgini.1

........ . Kappa Alpha ........... ... .. Richmond, Virginia LM GLE M R _ ·VA RJ HARD ARB ·R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter burg, Virginia L .... ...... ..... .. ........... ........... ... . ....... Afton, Virginia r LEI: FARI WJL W J LLJ AM WI FREE FARLEY .......... Phi GJ.mma Del ta . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia ELL, Jn . ....... .. ..... .... ........... . .. ..... Richmond, Virginia E RY FE f{C)BERT RD, Jn . .......... ig1na Alpha Ep ilon .......... Richmond, Virginia HARLE PHILLIP l: RY LEE F ' T R ........... ..... . ....... .. ...... .. ........... . Brookneal, Virginia DA TEL W. F WL ' R ........... ....... igma Alpha Ep ilon ........... Wahington, D . C. ..... ..... .... ........ ... ........... ..... Richmond, Virginia JA1IE , M. REDERI K E ........... ........... .... ........... .. Richmond, Virginia E H FR D GARRI Kl: ILLETT . .... . ..... Phi Kappa igma ....... .. .. .. Richmond, Virginia WALTER B ........... . . Pi Kappa Alpha ........... ... Richmond, Virginia RIG EAR I A ATHA EAL B. HAB ~ L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . igma Alpha Epsilon .. Amelia Court House, Virginia LA HADDO K ....... igma Alpha Epsilon .......... Richmond, Virginia ARLA D D . HARRI . .. .. . . ........... ... Kappa Alpha ... . . .. .......... Centralia, Virginia A LV 1 JAME ' FREDERJ K HART ......... .... ........... ......... . .. .. ... Richmond, Virginia HE RY G RALD HELL R ........ .. .... Phi Alpha ... ..... ...... Atlantic City, New Jersey ELL EDWARD H RRI G ..... . .... 1gma Alpha Epsilon .......... Richmond, Virginia R HI LL ...... .... ........... . . ........... ......... Richmond, Virginia H T J LIA HARVEY HAR LD HOBGOOD ......... igma Alpha Ep ilon . . .. ... Lawrencevill e, Virginia

RICHARD LEWIS HOLLENDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ga rden Cit ew 1"o rk STUART WALKER HOSKINS .. .. ... .. . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon ...... Frede ricksbu rg, Virg ini,1 RAYMOND FRANKLIN HOUGH . . . ... .. Kappa Sigma . .............. . ... . 'a lem, Virginia THOMAS WINN ISBELL, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richn1ond, Virgi ni :1 WILLIAM W. JACKSON . . . . .. . ...... ... Theta Chi . . . . ... . ...... . .... Ri chn1ond , Virgini a LUTHER BARNUM JENKINS . .. .. . ... .. Phi Gamn1a D elta . . . . . . . . . . . . EDWIN BARBER JOHNSTON . .. . . . .. .. ..... . . ............ . ... .... . . WAYLAND HORACE JONES .. ......... Pi Kappa Alpha ....... . . .. ... JOHN EMORY JORDAN . ...... . .... .. .. Phi Gamma D elta . . .......... THOMAS DAVID JORDAN ... . . .. ... . . . Phi Delta Theta . ......... . ...

Ri chn1ond, Virgini a Ri chmo nd , Virg inia Bl ac kstone, Virg in i,1 Richn1ond , Virg ini a Ri ch1n ond , Virg ini a

JOHN F. B. JURGENS, JR . . . ..... .. ... .. .... . .. . ...................... . Bon Air, Virg in u WILLIAM F. KAYHOE .. . .. . . ... ... . ... Sigma Phi Ep ·ilon ..... . ...... Ri chmo nd, Virgi nia GEORGE THEROS KERHULAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . an Francisco, aliforni ,1 JACK CHESTER KERVAN .. .. .. . .. . . . .. Kappa Sigma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ca rsJa le, ew York JOHN KORMAN, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Quin to n, V irg in i i ROBERT CHARLES KRUG . . .. ....... . . . Lambda Chi Alph a ...... . ..... Ri chmond, Vi rgi ni a RANDOLPH C. LAPRADE .. . .. . ... .. ...... ... .. ........ . ........ . ... Ri ch mo nd Virgin ta PHILIP D. LAWRE CE, JR . ..... . ... .... Sigma Alpha Ep il on .... . ..... Ri chmond, Vi rgi nia T. G. LEWIS . . ...... . . . . . .. . . . ...... . . Kappa ig1na ........... . .. Bronx ill e, \:w ) "u rk CLYDE BAILEY LIPSCOMB ..... . ...... . Pi Kappa Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmo nd, V irg ini ..i

,()N ~1ELVILLE LO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t. Paul, Virginia ' DEA J\fA DALERI ... . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . ... ... . .. . .... ... ...... Richmond , Virginia WILLIAlvf L. 1'fA ER, jR . ...... .. ... .. .. Phi Kappa ign1a . . . . . . . . Allendale , South Carolina ROBERT LL: [: M N ,EL) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ign1a Alpha Epsilon .... . ... . .. Danville, Virginia _l()EL lvf ERRI K . .' .. . ....... .... Pi Kappa Alpha ..... .... .. Pottsville , Pennsylva nia l:DWI ~tA

fILBY . ... ... ....... . Kappa Alpha ........ ........ .. Norfolk, H PE FAIRFA RC) BERT ,LY'DE l\f()QRE ........ ....... K ~1 ppa igma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , 11 ...... . Lamhda hi Alpha . . . . . . . . . . Mt. Jackson, Rl\fA WILBUR HAPlvlA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , : ID E'i' Richmond , J RRILL 0() ALD PIT1 ' ER ........ ..... Th eta hi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PARIS . . . ... . ........ .. Phi am111a D lta . . . . . . . . . . . . \XI )()OR \XI RA 0( LPH H . PARRI ' H ........ ... . ........ ........ ... . .. .. ... .. .. AEL TbVl: , PEPI ........ ........ ........ ..... .. . ........ fl IJHA I) .JIL . . . . . . . . . . '·1g1n.t f)I 11· ,psi·1on ..... . .. . . . . Al • I • A .JA K ' O JA

K RI K .

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Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

. Roanoke, Virginia Richrnond , Virginia Richmond , Virginia e\vYork, NewYor k R1'chm nd, V1'rg1'nia

........ ........ Phi .1mn1.1 D lta . . . . . . . . . . . . Richn1ond , E )R E f. P LLAR ER,' ........ .. . ' ig 1n.1 Alpha Epsilon . . . . . . outh orfolk, I( FRA KL)' J )H JA1'1l: DFLBRI GE P ' H ........ ..... Lan1bJ ,1 hi Alpha ..... . .. .. . . Richn1ond , ' ' ........ ..... Phi Kar pa ' igma .... . .... FreJ rick burg, D )R ' EY , LF RA LI I LLIA1'f H . RF fr E . . ........ ........ K <1 pa igm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richn1ond ,

Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia

O r .. . .......... . Phi Gan1m, D lta ............. WILLIAM lvf. ROBI GEORGE ROCHKJ D .......... . ................ .. .. ............... GEORGE WIL110T RO ~ , JR ... . .. . ...... Ph1 an11na D I ta . . . . . . . . . . . . AUL ALI BURY .......... . ... . ..... . Phi Alph.1 ..... . ............. AL BURY ... . . .. ..... . ....... .. ................ .. MEL VI JA 0

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A G ·R ........... Phi Kappa igm J ............. JULIA DO GLA PIERRE PA L AU IER, JR . . .... .. ..... , igma Phi p:ilon ............ WALTER G. CH EIDER .. .. .. . ....... Pi Kappa Alpha .............. MAR HALL WINFIELD C TT ... . .... . igma Phi Ep:ilun ....... . .... GILBERT IEGAL .. . ... .. ... . ...... . . . . Phi Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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E T ' HAR PE TILL :R .............. .. ................ . . .. Pennington Gap, Virginia VI l. TA F D T TWII~E R .............. K appa Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM . 'T YLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phoebu , Virginia ............... ............... .... Richmond, Virginia LLMA ATHA I , L ·DWAR RBA H .......... . ... Theta Chi .............. . .... Richn1ond, Virginia RA l:' R )1H:RT

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are on the verge of graduation, and although there is a great deal to look forward to, there are also so many wonderful things behind us. In the beginning, back in the fall of '3 5, we were a tremendous class, and what big ideas we had! Every one did a great deal to make us feel at home, and important. The latter was short-lived, however, when the Sophomores took us in hand, with hazing for Richmond College Freshmen, Rat Night and its preceding pranks for Westhampton. In October Westhampton's Seniors formally welcomed its Freshmen with the Proclamation Night ceremony, and we felt more a part of campus life. Fraternity initiations followed, and the crowning bit was the torchlight pajama parade of Richmond College Freshmen up the hill to Westhampton. Then came Thanksgiving, and the end of our ((ratting" days. With the abandoning of rat caps we acquired a new dignity, and Rigamarole and the

11a known. They are four years, also, which form a non- radicable memory for each member of the graduating cla . Who can for get that 1 ng-ago Freshman year when it all strange and new; the proud m d S ph more y ar when \Ve really knew ur way ar und; th Junior year full to tl1 brim f lab r and laughter among th many cla s activities; and finally enior year which has tl1is gloriou iv n u th significant experience of realizing that w are no longer boys and girl but men and women ready to face lif and all it l1as to off er? Reflecting up n ur c 11 g car er we feel a thrill much of worth has f l a ur that b n ur and tl1 t vv have for ever with lendid memories. There u 11 u h rever, a little h v r v r u al L E FT TO RI HT: D ave j\fottley} V ice-President¡ Robert L eitch} Presiis it that realiz v.'e n \Vh t r pan fr dent: Frank Cosby} Senato r; Dick Sa11nders} T reasurer. Merril O'Connor, Secretary ( not in picture) . all v r- v r udd nly it eems we

tPre ident ar1ci Pur 111 c u th ti ur at hampton. Came eptember l 9J) and \\ \\ r iven th coveted rank of eni r . Alice van and R b rt Leitch vvere chosen as our lead r for tl1is t1r fi11al year. The W estha111 pt n eni r f rn1all \Yelc med the Freshm n n Pr cla111ati n ight a picnic strengthened th unity and congeniality of our class and the Thank giving Co-ed \Va given by the ni r . In February '' e learned tl1at n1any of our members had been elected t Pl1i Beta Kappa, as \vell as oth r honorary organizations. The W esthampt n nior how ((Away With the Breeze " starring the Conrey twin -vva staged in enior the early spring. The n1en' Formal followed, the decorations fitting! y carrying out the the111e of aint Patrick's Day. May Day, vvitl1 Virginia human as Queen, and the Daisy Chain are both memorable events of ur final spring. Although we hate to leave, e are LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty conrey} TreaJ urer: Alice Evans, President: gratified to feel that we are now, after f7irginia Shuman) Secretary/ f essie Mc Elroy, Vice-President. our four years of college, better prepared to make proud. This time Lavinia Winston and George a go of Life, and our gratitude to the faculty, the George were our presidents, and Dr. Maude Woodfin was chosen Class Sponsor for Westhampton. The Richmond class was proud to boast of two four-letter men, Jimmy Mundy and Jack Sanford. The Westhampto n Sophomores were also active in athletics, winning the interclass basketball championship . The Sophomore girls had the privilege of giving a dance, which was quite a success. We shall never for get the early morning daisy picking nor the all-day job of making the traditional chain we carried with our ((big sisters" at graduation. During our Junior year many from our class gained the honors that come to outstandinR students. Our members were elected to ODK, TKA, PDE, and Mortar Board. The Class of '39 was again Westhampto n basketball champion. The Proclcuna/ ion Night. events most eagerly awaited this year on both sides of the lake were the Junior Proms. Presi- Administratio n, and all those who made these dent Gerald Scott and Emily Parker led the Rich- years such grand ones knows no bounds. May ur mond College Prom, and Marian Wiley, Junior lives be well representativ e of our University.

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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity; Harlequin Club; Interf raternity Council; Web Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.M.C .A. Cabinet; Freshman Ba ketball.

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ROBERT RAY MARTIN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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GROVER BE WILLIAM HENRY MARTIN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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EVERETT LEE NOBLE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A. in French Phi Beta Kappa.

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SARAH HULDAH HOOV R RICHMOND, VIRGI IA B.A. 1n Chemistry Chemistry Club, 3, 4; ] uni or R pr ntative College Government, 3; Class Hockey, 4; Phoenix ociet , 4.

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MARIETTA BAGLEY McGEHEE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA B.A. in History Transfer from Stratford College, 2; Business Staff Web, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; University Choir, 2; International Relations Club, 3, 4.

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B.A. in English Phi Beta Kappa; Westhampton College Editor Messenger, 3; Les Femmes Savantes, 4; Representative College Government, 1; Class President, 2; Class Hockey, 3; Intermediate Honors.

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Phi Bc:t·l Kappa; Mortar Boar<l; Colkgi,1n Reporter 1 _, Indu trial Comouncil, 4; w ational 1n1ssion _, Pup1 ·t.' _, y·.w.. A. ecretary-Trea retary, 2 · la Pre iI.ls. urc:r, _, ov rnrn nt d<:n t, ) ; Pn:sidc:n t tu<l nt a k tball 3, 4; Asso iation, '1; Var-it aptain, 2 ; l.b~ B.1skc:thal I 1, 3, 4 · ( l.bs Hocke: ', -, _, 4; Int rm diate Honors.

Phi Beta Kappa; Mortar Board President; Collegian Reporter, 2; Debate Council, 1, 2, 3; ecretary, 4; Glee Club, 2 3, 4; University Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4; Nostrae Filiae, 1, 2; Secretary, 3, 4; National New Council, 3, 4; University of Richmond Peace Council, 2, 3; Puppet 2, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, 2, 3; Honor Council 3; Intermediate Honors.

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LUCILLE WOODSON GREENWOOD, VIRGINIA ctober 22, 1918-December 23, 1936

T. C. Williams School of L aw Although Richmond College -vvas founded in 1838 a Law School was not established until 1870. The worst of the reconstruction days \\a choking the South, and its beginning was inauspicious. H owever, the Dean, our beloved Judge Gregory, was a determined man and the La\\' School slowly took root. In 1890 the family of the late Mr. T. C. Williams, who had been a devoted and useful trustee, donated $25,000 as the nucleus of an endovvment for the Law School. In recognition of this gift, the name of the School was changed to the T. C. Williams School of Law. At various times the school has received further generous gifts from members of the family of Mr. Williams. The largest of these gifts came through a bequest from Mr. T. C. Williams, Jr., who, like his father, was long a trustee of Richmond College, and for twenty years was the efficient chairman of the executive committee of the Board. As a result of .. these several benefactions the endowment of the School of Law now amounts to $281,000.00. Judge Gregory was faithful to the School and served as the Dean for over thirty years. Under such astute guidance it is no wonder that the School went ahead. His vacancy was filled by one of the greatest scholars of the law the South has ever known, Walter Scott McN eill. Although Dean McNeill was a great scholar, he, who refused many honors from larger schools, is best remembered for his interest in the rebuilding of schools in the South. He took great pride and pains with his work at the T. C. Williams School of Law, and he, with his skill and learning built a strong foundation for the School. In his memory was founded the McNeill Law Society in which membership is limited to students of high scholastic average and leadership.

T11e pr nt De, n al lt11 Ray D ubl co111pl te t11e r ally gr at triu1n irat f 'ln . Under 11i guidanc th cl1 111, b c 1n n f the greatest in th c untr) . H 11a plac d tl1 La'v ch 1, \vl1ich ccupi t11 (( lumbia" building the early h me f icl1n1 n 11 on the approved li t f the Am rican Bar A ciation; it is a 111ember f th A ciati n f A111 rican La\v School ¡and its degr e i full y acer dit by the Regents of tl1 niv r ity f th - tat of Ne\v York. A beloved and gr t tutor 1 ad th School forward. The location of the School in Richn1ond th

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seat of Virginia's government, afford such o portunity for unsurpa ed tudy for th racti al ways of the law, as is offered in only thr c1t1 in the United tates. With unlimit d facilitie and great leaders th ch l pr gr t till high r height . In paying h mag t th in pi ring in tru t r we mu t not f rget th m nth y m ld cl; a diligent group of leaders and an 11 n r to th ch 1.

tudent Governme nt v rnm nt A ciati n is probtud nt nl y b n fact r th tud nts ~ (en masse" OJ y; ltl1 ugh th y h v th r b nefact r ever pr f . pr n , Tl1e tud nt p y mall du s to the Association and 1 t th ir officer in th organization. These uch pow rs as are delegated to 1cer e rci n tituti n of the tudent Govth m und r th rnm nt A ciati n, University of Richmond n titution is modeled after h 1. hi L w n ti tu ti n f th Unit d tates; it creates th a 1 ri l' tiv , a ju icial, and an executive branch of th A ci ti n. 11 1 gi lati v d partm nt has all of its powers v t d in a ' n t composed of six students t <l at larg . It shall meet once a month or n r if d m d n c ssary. The enate has the 11 law and to regulate the affairs p w r t pa f tl1 A ciati n n t inc nsistent with the Conlaw n t be obeyed the titution. 11 uld tl ' nat may r vid f r penalties. The procedure for th nf ore m nt f th Hon r ystem shall be pr 111ulgat d by thi body. The po er of im1 gat d to this group and they p 'l h111 nt i 11all try ucl1 pr ce ding . hould additional offic in tl A ciati n be thought necessary this l f art111 nt n1' y er ate them. If the accused so

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except upon its written order. The affairs of the Association shall be transacted in the summer session as the Senate declares proper. This body m(:l y declare offices vacant and call special elections for the purpose of filling these vacancies. The president's veto may be overridden by a vote of two-thirds of the entire Senate. The laws are passed when the Senate passes them and a signed copy is delivered to the president for his signature and posted for a period of seven days. The executive department is composed of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. These officers have such duties as their titles indicate. The chief duties are those of the President, who must execute all of the laws and has the power of veto. Edll' rd P. Brou¡n

The judicial powers are vested in a court, composed of five members. This is called the Honor Court. The judges of the court are appointed by the President, subject to ratification by the enate. The Court elects one of its members to be the Chief Justice. Its meetings shall be held once a month and it may convene on such occasions as deemed necessary. This Court is the main cog in enforcing the Honor System, which is the pride of the Association. Four justices must concur to execute any order, decree, or judgment of the Court. The Constitution also provides for class elections. The Honor System is an integral part of the Constitution and every student is under its jurisdiction. So far the Student Government Association

th r than t11 t gather an tl ink f s n1etl i n r 111 1 'l n c 'lfV la" . Altl1 u h th r nl) 'l p rti n f th ddition t the h cl1 1 thr ci ti n ¡ f r it i ~ ork f the A dances a year and it i u rfl i ll t '1dd tl1at th b) th '" 11 l tud nt b d) functions are att n and faculty. Ren1 mberin r tl1at tl1 b t ii1111 n i ialways brought out at (( ta " affair th A ation gives a smoker to"" l 111 th n \\' tud nt at which their mind ar nli l1t n d ar1d tl1 n they are physically r fr 11 d \vi th n1 thin little more tangible. If it vvere not for the tud nt overnn1 nt A sociation the Law cl1ool -vv uld be dark r tl1an the Middle Ages. Of ten the Association by r ntint, a unit d front can bring pressur to b ar on th fa ulty

HONOR COURT Bernard W. McCray, Tanzes lf/. Fletcher, Wildman S. Kincheloe ...

David C. Rice, George T. Taylor, Chief Justice

seems to consist of nothing but rules and regulations; however, its chief business usually is composed of providing for the pleasure of the students. The Association has been instrumental in procuring a recreation room for the students. Then the Association furnished all of the furniture for this room. The room might sound like a drab affair, but the furniture consists of a pool table, tables for playing cards, and a radio plus sofas and chairs. This investment of the Association has greatly improved the fellowship among the students; and also allows the students a place

which might prevent then1 from becoming v rzealous in their attempts to ound in th kn w ledge of the ((Law." This unit d front i 11 t wielded as a bludge n, but m r oft n the int rmediary for the students and faculty. Thu thi complete cooperation i conclusiv t th in ividual' s more ardent w ing f the j al u n1i tress, ''the law. ' Tran po ing a r mark fa n rable sage a law tudent mu t \ rk lik ah r and live like a hermit and hi nly nlight nm nt i the Association. Thus the A ciati n i truly th great benefactor f the 1 wly tud nt.

ar '36-'37 pt mb r- Th mbry n1c barrist r nr 11 ith a r t r f 34. W ar ffici ntly rient d and pl it int fa ti n by cla s politics; 1 d by our 1 V'lbl "Bo ,, Ryland and jovial ttJudge" William . h (( ' turned hi fir t d f at int a la tin vict ry. ' rin r-Th chool s ftball team is comprised of ur cl - th b t in scho l. The battery of Wl it t alv tti \Va invincible; but the soft1n r d catcl1 r oft n ave hi pitcher the embarr' rnent f p n battl . Jun - W d p rt: m , to r turn; others, to l1a pin s . ar '3 7-' 3 . pt mber- Back again- things 1 ok familiar with All n, L wi , and Templ in the driver's at f tl1 p litic' l machin . pring- At la t ur in rt niversity donates a r r ti n r n1; nd t11 d rti n of the library i v r tl1 n rat 1 aving a sinking ship. Jun ar brilliant t1r pool table den1'1nd a 1 t f ti1n but untainted we 11ave a hi h r av ra tha11 u ual.

Braxton Bryan T ou1nsendJ President

((What's this?" No carousing around, and school is out-no ((the boys" are in review class for the Virginia State Bar. Roanoke- We are present two days taking ((the Bar" and still we attended the parties given for us both nights.

Year '38-'39. September-T ried and true, ((the veterans," lawyers by now, condescend to attend classes and occasionally speak to an underclassman. Personality review-Kell and Brown, boys from West Virginia, the state of questionable origin, are in a class with Knibb and McCray, Cavaliers, with a high sense of honor. Rice, Schrieberg, weeney, 1 emple, and Taylor are the n1ainstays of the class and school of pool. Allen, our Head, and Lewis, our Goathead are as vital as Conway, our Co-ed. Watch this Ryland go. Townsend and White, just watch out, ladies! Our year has been marred by the sumn1oning of our classmate, Bob Harris, to practice before the Court of The Great Judge but his noble attributes assuage our fears and assure us that the worthiest ll '(}(; }/ )'. c unselor are chosen first . 1

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WILLIAM GAY BROWN PARKERSBURG, WE T VIRGINIA Applicant for LL.B. D egree A.B., We t Virginia University; igma Chi; Mc eill Law ociety.

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who, after a difficult and masterfully directed campaign, succeeded in breaking an alleged political dynasty which had reputedly controlled the student government for several year . It i for future historians to record who will b th on to break this new political dynasty. This deponent further sayeth naught. The respondent answereth this above bill in the fallowing fashion, to wit: The said faculty admit that the Class of 1940 is an industriou cla and willing to work; but they have certainly ma history. The proof f this ha be n hif t d t u and we propose to pr ve uch by the intr ducti n of the following evidence. The green fr hm n have been completely subdued and brought und r your political nose; the senior are reluctant to b around for you continually take th ir mon y in games of skill. The preparation for xam i Ezra Th onzas Carter. Jr. , Vice-President,¡ H erbert usually a joke and some do not even bother to H ead en) S ecrelary-Treas11 rer write English on the exam ; but you ar n t a n1enace and we demur to your w rk. We point out that you are th large t cla in being f ea tu red one morning in the local newsschool and that is making hi t ry; f r th pr paper's heart-throb column. The fact upon which we rest our case, t~at is, sumption is that the fir t y ar cla i th lar t that our class is entitled to a space in the archives in the school. We intr due in vi nc th of this Law School is hereinafter set forth: In our grades as a proof of the q ality f th cla . Thi midst are two ((Jim Parleys" namely, {(Fire- large class, we ubmit is epocl1-making in all of cracker" Stallings and {(Boss Bergen" Blanford its activities.

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B.A., University of Richmond; Phi Kappa Sigma; Business Manager, The Web, '38-' 39; Treasurer, Student Government; President, Freshman Class; McNeill Law Society.

JAMES WILLIAM FLETCHER SPERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA U niver ity of Richmond; Phi Kappa igma; Member, Honor Court; President, Intermediate Class; McNeill Law Society.

WILDMAN S. KINCHELOE,

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CREWE, VIRGINIA B.A., University of Richmond; Member, Honor Court; Mc eill Law Society; Phi Beta Kappa.

1940

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SADI JAMES MASE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Degree, University of Moscow; Former Member of Dialectal Commission of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

HUGH RUDASILL ROSS CRIGLERSVILLE, VIRGINIA B.S., University of Richmond; Phi Delta Omega .

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Class of 1941 nty-on young 11op f uls, we, another freshman cl as , nt r d into the study of law seriously (?) in tl latt r part of ptember after a brief intr ductory cours which possibly created many fears and form d d ep impressions within most of us a to the great undertaking ahead. We may 11av b n lik ned unto a mass of raw material (and raw we certainly were) entering a ~reat 1n nuf acturing plant t later emerge a finished and t t d pr duct. Only, we were unquestionably impr d at th out et by the machines, the most pati nt faculty, and tho e in a later stage of e~­ bry nic pr fe ional development, the most grac1u uppercla smen, that within us ourselv~s w uld li th d termining factors as to the ult1111at quality f the fini hed product, the lawyer w all 11 p d t be. W bri f d; w tudied; we read; we carefully f 11 w d tl1 direction of the tgreat citator'' ( n t h ph rd , either), not daring to relax ( n?t wl r any n would notice), but all to no avail. Ala aft r ur first trials in ovember it was f und w 11ad all w n our freshman letters;'' n ta n f u wa lighted. Oh Happy Day? We n , r aliz d tl1 t ach of u w uld be on trial in \V

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January for trespass Quaere Clausam Fregit and that our defense would be solely in our own hereto£ore unassuming hands. Resigned to our fate, we entered nthe grind." But, hark, when the smoke had cleared away, though our ranks were greatly depleted, the heart of our corps still remained. Also many of those badly battle-scarred in the fracas had absorbed enough of the law in their brief sojourn to have their exceptions sustained and a new trial granted. Then, too, five fresh reserves rushed forward to fill the breach. (Some say anticipatory.) Our class now marches on at full strength to seek more about the t(average reasonable man," fully realizing that none of us is he. (For which we should be thankful.) Although we march on we find it is slightly unethical to toot our own horn, especially to strangers; however, we are not lawyers yet and we can tell the world to wait and hire us and you will get the best. . . This just about completes the list of classes 1n which \Ve find it difficult to sleep; although we still have that Conznzon law actions on our black list and maybe personal property. Still we are trooping out eager for more with the fo_rl~rn l1ope that a halcyon-tinted dream may mater1al1ze and thus make sleep possible in all.

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ill L w ociety was founded at the T. . Willian1s ch ol of Law in memory of the alt r c tt Mc ill. Dr. Mc eill was r. lat ch ol faculty for twentyn1 mb r f tl1 La fiv y ar fr m 1905 until his death in 1930, and durin thi time \vas h ld in high esteem by v ry tud nt and by hi a ociates of the faculty. ci t l a a it purp e the honoring of hi c lled in chola tic 11\v tud nt vvl1 11 v tl vvl1 have hown out'lchi 111 nt nd al th rofi i n y in variou phases of extrata11din urricular a tivity. It l1a br u ht a number of } r n1in nt p 'lk r t tl1 ca111pus and ha since it f ur din)' rapi l )'ain d pr tig . ril . . )) an il p rtrait f tl1 bel ved prof ( r bv"' 'l i hn1 11d 'ltti t a vi il vette wa 11 1 by a r up f f rm er tu f r r1 <l t 11 r of 11i t ry at 1it 11 11 r f J nt . Dr. S. liv r d th pre ntation i hn1 nd oll r 'ld lr 111 111111 111 r ti n f 11i coll agu . That

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evening the Law School alu1nni, students, and faculty held their first annual banquet. Because of its twofold purpose in honoring both scholarship and leadership, the McNeill Law Society has won its valued place as an influential body on the Law School campus. The membership of the society is limited and thus the requirements of each member must be of the highest. The one incentive for hard labor and extracurricular activities is thought to be the McNeill Law ociety. It is the true spirit of Dr. McNeill.

MEMBERS amuel Harri on Allen Edward Parker Brown William Gay Brown Ralph T. Catterall Malcolm Ray Doubl Jame William Fletcher William Leckie K 11 Wildman . Kincheloe, Jr. J me Clopton Knibb

Wilbur Marsh Lewis William Taylor Muse Elio John Ninnini David Clark Rice Books Poorman hetter John Westwood Smithers Braxton Bryan Townsend George Thomas Taylor David Meade White, Jr.

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VARSITY ATHLETIC S Gaining over a n1ile and a half in the air and over the ground, the University of Richmond's Red and Blue eleven finished the 1938 football season in fifth place in the Southern ConferLEFT T RI HT: fr shn11n o tch f oh1111) f 11/on, Ath/ 'lie Din.?(/or ·rhi.1tlt tho..tch, 1\lr. '.q!or. 7·,.l.11111( r, u·ciite, 1\f 1c Pitt B.1.1keth di A.lld B tS h di ence with a record of six wins, Ath/ tic D ep irtn1enl. This tie. one three losses and was the Spiders' third year in the Conference and sweeping jaunts ar und hi pp n nt ' ncl 'lid cl the highest position that they have held since their by the able bl eking f A. B. Mar hant apt,1i11 nd. admittance to it. of the team and f rmer ALL- TAT The 1938 editi n of C acl1 hi tl tl1wait · Sophomores dominated the star spots on the xtra p int durRichmond team with Art Jones and his Junior team were able to kick but thr teammate, Ed Merrick, who rated on the ALL- ing the eason but tl1 y d f at d th ir an i nt STATE team. Jones was well known f r his rivals, the Indians from Willian1 and ar \Vi th r

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A1c1rylc1nd, 6-Richtnond 19 n th following aturday th Spiders s or d their u t of the season, beating I~ r 'tnl , D )b on' T rrapins 19-6. Maryland's only oring was done arly in the second quart r wl1 n ('Jarring Jim" Meade crashed 'tcro f ron1 tl1 two-yard lin . 11c . ' id r am back to score in the an1 p riod \Nl1 n Buddy Lawless set the stage \vitl1 v ral b autiful run-backs of Maryland f u11t for Art Jon 'tw nty-yard sweep to a touchclo\v11 l aving th scor tied at half time, 6-6.

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The ~piders al1110 t tripp d on th ir ld rivals from Ashlan and b'1r ly k d out a 1?-7 decision. Tl1 Jack t t k a van tag of a break near th nd f th fir t quart r and scor d fir t. Pali ak \ ' nt t tl1 t\\ lv on a sla h ff tackle and tl1 n 11 t a p t W aleski wl1 wept wid and nt v r standing up. Waleski th n mad tl1 tra point from placement, and th Jacket l by seven points. In tl1e cl ing mint1t f the first half Arthur J ne h k hin1 lf loose for a forty-nin -yard gallo t th R-M twenty. With only sevent n cond r ma1n1ng in the half, Jone looped a pas t Captain Marchant in the end z n for a sc r . Tl1 att n1pt d

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pa f r xtra p int was no go d, and the piders l ft th fi ld trailing by one p int. Aft r tl1 int rmissi n the piders came back <lriving to tl1 on -f t line late in the third quart r. Jone div d acr , and the U. of R. led tw lv t v n, ending scoring for the day. One f th bright r point of the game was tl1e play of H bi p rs and Bill Burge. H c1111

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ontinuing th ir victory march, the piders j urn y d t De th Valley and buried the Tigers und r a tw nty-six t n thing core. In the big c n quart r th b y from the U. of R. pushed tw nty p int led by Lawless and Jones.

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n of th largest crowds to witness a f o tball am at tl1e Richmond tadium in uit , f w y , r , th four-game vict ry march of th id r vva br ught t n abrupt halt, h n th lyin K yd t fr n1 V.M.I. teamr 11 r d t a tl1irt n t i win, and threw a darnp r n 11 p f tl1 1 yal - pider rooters for tat 11 n r . 1 h Ri hn1 1 d r had littl l1anc to et their ff n iv 111acl1in in n1otion b ing on the def n i f r th r at r part of th game. The r at id r lin h \ it lf t d advantag ral tin1 v 11 n tl1 y brae d and 11 1 the .I. p v rl u f r \' n d p in tl1 ir t rriry. ¡1 1 hu th p rk lug f the eydet t am

was the chief ground-gainer, and his hard-driving runs contributed largely to the victory. Arthur Jones, brilliant Soph star, had no respect for the highly-touted V.M.I. team, and his usual spectacular running constituted a one-man offensive which was good for six points. Gather-

RICHM OND ing in the ball on the eight-yard line, he sidestepped his way down the sidelines, broke into the clear, and raced ninety-two yards for a touchdown. Near the close of the first half, he almost scored again, taking the V.M.I. kickoff and running it back fifty-seven yards before he was finally stopped. Ed Merrick's stellar defense work at the pivot post was one of the main factors in his selection as center on the ALL-ST A TE team.

Roanoke, 13-Richmond, 6 An injury-weakened Red and Blue team went out and had its applecart upset by an inspired Roanoke Maroon eleven to the tune of thirteen to ix, to chalk up their second def eat in six starts. Ed Merrick, Forrest "Tubby" Norvell, and Tom Davenport were missing from the line, and Stukie H skins from the backfield; their absence showed plainly a the Maroon offense began to click.

Thing seemed to be going Richmond 'ay but a few minutes later Roanoke drove d "n tl1e gridiron and tied everything up at six all. The ball seesawed back and forth for several minute a the Spider rooters waited expectantly for the big Red and Blue to push over another six-pointer and go ahead. However, events suddenly took another turn, for the worse, as Charlie Andrews, Roan ke hero, cut through the line, and raced thirty-eight yards for the Maroon's winning touchdown.

Washington and Lee, O- Richn1ond 6 For the first time since the Maryland upset, the U. of R. gridders really clicked, and displayed a smooth-working, hard-driving offense, and an airtight defense, to upset a favored Washington and Lee eleven by a six to noth~ng margin. The opening minutes of the game were enough to give the average fan a bad case of jitters, due to the fact that the ball moved about one hundred and thirty-eight yards in the first four plays. Heebie Spears took the W. and L. kickoff, faked a

SPIDER S lateral to Jones, and swept down the field seventytwo yards to the Generals' twelve-yard line. The

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fir t pla int tl1 lin ad ai1c th b,111 t th v n. n th n ¡t play Dick Pin k f . and L. int re pted a pa an tl1 n f 'l u th field i "t - ne yard b f r h c uld b d v n d. Th r appearan f (( - p,1rk-plu " H kin in the lineup \\ 11 av ra n arly fiv yard a arry and wl1 drove v r f r th \Vin11ing t ucl1d -vvn gave the team that add d n1 thin tl1at tl1ey needed. Dick Humb rt anotl1 r " ph tar et the stage for the touchdov. n \\ ith on of the prettiest leaping catche en anywher this ea n. Humbert was on the five-yard lin vvith a W. and L. defense man on either id of him. With erf ect timing he went up betvveen then1 rabbed th ball, and fell back on the tvvo-yard line. On the next play tukie Hoskins""' nt over for six oints. 1

Citctdel 6- Richn1ond, 0 The piders lost a heartbre' k r to th Cadet in the closing minutes of the la t quarter on a bad break, which was converted into a touchdown making the final score six to nothing against them. The Richmonders started well taking the opening kickoff, and by hard, straight football driving to the Citadel five. However the Cadet held for downs, and kicked out safely. eith r t am gained the upper hand until late in the fourth quarter. An official ruled that a pider back l1ad interfered with Bob David's attempted catch of a pass on the U. of R. ten-yard line. From that point the Cadets scored a touchdown on a w 11- x -

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Late in th fourtl1 quarter, with the game still ti d, Heebie pears gained twenty-one yards, placing the ball on the Indian ten-yard line. After failing to gain, Jones success£ ull y attempted a field goal, putting the piders ahead ten to seven, a lead vvhich they held tl1e remainder of the game. .Playing their last game for the piders were George pears, Buddy Lawless, and Jack Kennedy in the backfield, and in the line, Captain Marcha11t, Forrest Norvell, Bill 11orrison and Tom Davenport.

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BASKETBALL Coach Pitt's 1938-39 Spider basketball team, after an off and on season, climaxed an eighteengame schedule with a well-earned victory over the VMI Keydets in the first round of the Southern Conference Basketball Tournament at Raleigh, North Carolina. On the next day the oncebeaten Terrapins from College Park, Maryland, who were runners-up in the tourney, got hot and eliminated the University of Richmond entrants to " the play-off. As the final smoke cleared away and the shouting died down, it was found that Richmond wound up the season with a .500 average winning ten games and losing the same number. The first

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kin wer th tar of this vict ry which wa one of a string of wins in the drive for a position in the Raleigh tournament. Other games which figured in this drive for the tournament were the two wins over William and Mary, the first one played in Williamsburg with three of the regulars out because of influenza and Stoneburner and Bragg starring for the Spiders as substitutes. The second game with the Indians saw the Capital City team come back in a second-half rush to win 40-31. In the two contests with VMI, one point decided

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both games. The first decision went to Richmond, as the Spiders won 30-29. The last game of the regular season the Keydets got revenge by triumphing, 37-36, as Captain Heebie Spears missed a foul shot after the game was over. RandolphMacon added two victories to the Spiders' string by 32-17 the first time and 38-24 the second trial. Bill Burge scored 19 points in the first game.

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BASEB ALL Led by the .444 batting of first baseman Jack Sanford, the University of Richmond baseball team played an eighteen-game schedule, last year, winning seven games and losing eleven. Another factor in the unbalanced record that the scorebooks won't show was the loss of Captain ((Pete" Jacobs through an injury that occurred in basketball season. Pete did not play in a single game, but he was al"\\'ays present on the coaching line to help in the fight for victory.

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re thre th r game f th ea on, so the Red n<l Blue nine pen d it def nse of the state hampi nship a ain t Virginia Tech with a 7-3 in. " ' li k" Trev tt w nt th distance for the , pi<l r , nd got tw hit t 1 ad th batting. One of th bingl wa a three-bagger. Aft r tl1i br1g1 t p 11, th title hopes dimmed a littl for Riehm n as they went down into a lum and lo t gam t VMI, and Washington an<l Le th first by the c re, 12-3, and the second 2-0. ~ !lowing tl1at fatal trip t Lexington, the pid r pick d u ome and won a couple of slugÂŁ t from th s traditional enemies of the old Virginia Confer nc , Randolph - Macon and Hampd n- ydney. The Tigers hit hard but were unabl t 1n tch the knocking of the piders and 1 t I 5-7. In an xciting game at Milhiser, the A bland Jack ts were beaten 11-4. Rain g t th first game scheduled with the In ian , but the winning streak continued, as the hapl s obblers again opposed the hitting of anf rd and th pitching of Lefty Vaughan. Port r 1 t them down with only one hit and rang u th fir t of the two shut-outs which the piders w r abl to g t during the season. The score was ~'

6-0.

In a 11 art-br aking game played at Death Vall y Hamp n- ydney r venged their earlier def at itl1 a 11 me run in the ninth inning that broke up fiv t five tie and topped the winning streak f th Riehm nd nine. Cl0se on the heels of this d f at can1 an th r tr uncing by Virginia to the un f 7- 1.

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Vaughan dropped a close pitchers' duel to Wake Forest and the Spiders came out on the wrong end of a 3-1 score. But he came back strong against the University of North Carolina and allowed only three hits, winning, 10-2. For his second shut-out of the year, Vaughan chose the VMI Keydets. He left fourteen of them standing there swinging at the beautiful spring air as the Spiders went on to win 6-0. This win, coupled with an upset by Virginia over W. & M., threw the University of Richmond back into the state race, and on the outcome of the Richmond-William and Mary game at Milhiser hinged the Old Dominion championship. Vaughan opposed ((Rosy" Waugh on the mound, in the contest played before a crowded stadium, but he was unable to match the speed and control of Waugh, who has since signed a professional contract, and the Indians went home with Spider scalps at their belts and the state crown on their heads. The final score was 6-0. State opposition was the best that has been seen in several years and the University of Rich1nond nine, greatly weakened by losses at graduation the previous June and by injuries, was unable to keep up the fine winning streak that had been

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established in the three preceding years under Coach Pitt. In the first three years that ((Genial Mac'' coached Baseball here, the Spiders wont o state championships and tied for another one.

SCHEDULE: Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond

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Letter men: Bill Burge, J hn Dodd, tuart 3 Hoskins, Wish Martin, Edward Merrick, Jack 2 Sanford, Porter Vaughan, George George, A. B. o Marchant, Reed Taylor, Pete Jacobs Gus Lynch, 6 James Trevett. Manager- hank Wilborn.

h Riehm nd thinclad experienc another n thi y ar, wh n they wound up u c f ul th ir ch dul ith a r c rd of four victories and <l f at in dual c m tition. The Varsity f 1, cl fif tl in th tat M t at Blacksburg with , t tal f 15 Y2 p int . Th y f und stiffer compeuth rn C nf r nc Meet and had titi in th t be , ti fi d with a t tal f 61A points for sixth

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In a triangular affair, b tween the pider Varity, and lpl -Mac n, and th c cky Richmond ~ r h th V r ity pene the track eason with an a y vict ry, that aw them way out in front with a 62-F> int t t l. The Var ity's one-sided victory C' m a a fitting climax to veral weeks f bickrin.,. betwe n the tw Richmond squads and eff tiv ly ilenced th b a ts f the first-year men. aptain ~rank Alvi wa the k y man in the vict ry t' king fir t in th high and low hurdles, and th br ad jump, f r t tal f fifteen points. A n Vl fr l1man r c r was set in the half mile,

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OVER TH ___ when eil Patton breezed in 10 yards in front of the rest, in four minutes and 4. 7 seconds. The piders were impressive in their second start, soundly trouncing the N.C. Staters, 82 to 43. Captain Alvis was again the leading scorer with eleven points, sharing this honor with Richmond's Bill O'Flaherty, who took firsts in the high jump and javelin and third in the broad jump for his eleven points. Alvis showed good team spirit in allowing teammates to cross the finish line with him in the hurdles events. Other firsts for the Spiders were: Guy Knight in the two-mile; Jimmy Ely in the 100 and 220 dashes; Bill Morrison in the shot put; Dick Stoneburner in the pole vault. The Red and Blue thinclads could take only three first places in the W. & L. meet and the Generals won easily by an 85 to 41 score. Dick Stoneburner, Jack Sanford, and Ed Bragg took firsts in

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INDER PAT the pole vault, discus, and javelin, respectiv ly to account for fifteen points. In a nerve- tinglin g battle the pider finall nosed out the VMI Keydets, 6311_ to 621/:_, to win a well-ea rned victory. As the final event a called, the Keydets ere leading by hvo points and the Richmonders needed a first and third in the low hurdle s to win. Captai n Alvis came throug h with a first and plucky little Murril O'Con nor garner ed a third, and Richm ond V/on the meet by one point. Both VMI and Richm ond took seven first places, splittin g second places. Summaries: VARSI TY TRACK RESULTS FOR 1938 SEASON Ricl1mond 82 North Carolin a State 4:) Richmo nd 41 Washin gton and Lee 5 Richmond 63V2 VMI 621/2 Richmo nd 67 William and Mary 59 Varsity finished fifth in Big-Six State Meet with 151/2 points. Varsity finished sixth in Southern C nf erence Meet with 61A points.

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ttin r ff t 'l rood tart, tl1 pider net men \V '1111p d tl1 Wak ~ or t quad, 8 to 1, dropping nly n in rl 1natch. Continuing their southern j '1t111t th 11 tt r d \Vn d . . tate, 5 to , and tl 1 f 'lt int 'l t 11 wall at Duke, \V h r th v r tur11 d ba k, 8 to 1. back n th , n1pu tl1 Spid l l an uc ' U -c f ul 110111 tand, 1 ~1 ,1ryl ,1nd '1nd Mi 11igan Uni. In tl Mi 11i .,.,111 1nat 11 ap-1 in o b) itch h \\ cl gr at f r111 t) turn back th ~1i hig,11 C'lptain in tr-ti ht t - ~ 6-... . 路 h rr tri f in \\ hi 11 th y dc \v11 J (1 c rg 'l 11ingt 11 6 t -u1J ti l n1 rt 11iv r it 1 t 4, l1e t "n11i t -1111 f ur f th n xt fi r11 路t -h . 11i lit f 1 \'a 'l ' illi,1111 burg, \vl1 n tl1 I i h111 n l 11 t r u t -1a ~ l 11 l n d i 路 n. o \\ i11 7 -路

ea on Summary: Richmond 8 Richmond 5 Richmond 1 Richmond 1 Richmond 3 Richmond 6 Richmond 4 Richmond 1 Richmond 1 Richmond 7 Richmond 1 Richmond 0 Richmond 3 Richmond 7 Richmond 6 Richmond 1 Richmond 8

Wake Foret North Carolina State Duke Michigan Maryland George Wa hington American University Wayne Univer ity Virginia Hampden-Sydney Maryland Washington and Lee VMI William and Mary North Carolina State VMI William and Mary

Co- Captains Bob lr' hite and Bob Leitch.

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GOL Led -b y Captain Dan Grinnan the Spider golfer completed their 1938 season with a record of .five victories and four defeats. The five teams t fall before Coach Caylor's four-man team were Boston College, William and Mary, Washington and Lee~ Hampden-Sy dney, and William and Mary again. The Richmonders looked impressive in their first state start when they downed the highly f avored Generals in a very close match. The final . score was 10 to 8, decided in Richmond's favor when the second doubles team played steady ball to down their opponents two up. Hampden- ydney' s golfers gave the Richmond squad little trouble in their next match and the piders won handily by a 15 to 3 score. The Red and Blue team, composed of Dan Grinnan, Bill Gordon, Beverly

Lamb a d Al An r n t k all i ~ nt t . Aft r trikin a na at H t rin ''her th en ral rov d t o 111uch f r th m in th ir r turn m tch th pi rs j urn > t r rkt th y 1n t tl e g lf r f illi m " n r in an th r r turn nga n1 nt. rn d th Indian in a r vi u n1 t tl Riehm nd olf r n1ad it a rout tl1i tim \vinnin 161/:.. t 11;2. a h ayl r l k f r'' ard t a v f) uc ft1l a on n t ar vitl1 tl1r v t ran rinn n And rson and Alexan r r turning and Andy F ronzcek c tnin u I fr 111 tl1e r 11111an Cla to strengthen the pid r f ur 111 . ea

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L d b apt' in Jain s Holliday, the University of icl1111 nd cros -country team carried our c 1 r v r hill and d, l to ring up a record of n i t ry n tie an tw def eats. Other men running f r th pid rs were Hatcher Elliott, va11 V n U\V n arshall Phillips, and Robert Mc l . R )

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In the second year of college competition, the Water Spiders compiled a praiseworthy record. In a season offour starts, the U. of R. crew were victorious in three of them, losing only the race witl1 Rollins College which was rowed in Florida during spring vacation. Returning home, the Richmond Crew met and defeated American International College from pringfield, Mass., and the Asheville School for boys on the James River course. A V\rin over Washington and Lee climaxed the easo11 for the Water Spiders.

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W estham to At 1 tic Association The year 1938-39 has been an outstanding one for the Athletic Association of Westhampton College. Among the numerous programs hich it has sponsored under the leadership of Judy Florance was a plaque to be placed in the gymnasium lobby which will bear the names of the Association presidents, hockey and basketball captains, singles tennis champions and first place winner in the interclass track meet. A full social program also took up the time of the Association. It began with a hike in the fall to Boscher' s Dam which was designed to acquaint the students with the many lovely walks around the campus and stimulate interest in hiking as a recreation. As a part of the program to bring the athletic departments of Westhampton and Richmond College closer together, the Westhampton Athletic Association gave a dance in the fall for the Captains of the Westhampton and Richmond teams just before the spring vacation and in the fall it

pon or d n e ening f inf rmal r r tion in the girl ' ymna iu111 \"Yl1i 11 '' 'l 'ltt nd b, all letter \vinn r f b tl1 1 1 . 11 an11u,1l Chri tn1a da11 r u11d d tit a f till ial ' 'lt. ~

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IR T R ATHLE I RICHT: 11Irs. D dl.u Gr11hh.r (Assist 1111). 11Iiss F.znny G. Cr nsh 1u路 (Dir c!or}.

In the annual ong C nt t ut n by th A ciation, tl1e senior cla can1e ff \\ itl1 th ict rv after a highly succe f ul v ning f p p n 'lnd proclamation songs. Tl1e u ual ban u t for tl1 old and ne\v athletic boards t am captain ar1 seal winners vvas the last pro j ct f th Atl1l tic Association.

ATHLETIC BOARD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RI HT: Betty l.f/il/ets (Vice-President), Caroline Doyle ( BaJketbaf I 1\f in zger) \I n. ,z/J._ r Grubbs (Advisor), Juliet Florance (President), j\fiss Fanny G. Crenshau 路 (Advisor), J\Icuxaret l路orrer ( er 111'))路 SECOND ROW: Lucy Baird (Track Manager), Margaret Purcell (Tennis Manager), Doroth; Roberts (Treasurer), Virginia Britt (Hockey Manager).

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1. ¡d by Judy l ranee, ca1)t' in, th Co-ord h )C ~y ean1 C' n1 tl1rou rh n tl t p, aft r a har<l -f u rh t n winning 5, tying 2, and losing 5. he numb r f girl wh report d f r 1

l r'1cti e at th be rinnin r of tl1 y ar wa mall in c 111 ari n \vi h l d attendance rec rd of 1 rev i u y , r . , rd 1 racti an<l c n tant fight-

in r under th abl dir tion of oacl1 Cr nshaw 111a l he t ""an1 a ucc ~h Athl ti A 1at1 n wa fortunate and h )1 ore<l in havin r Mi Appl by, English c ach wh intr clue d l ck y t Am rica c ach the var it or 'ln aft rn n. h 1 ighli rl1 f tl1 a n wa th Virginia

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ck y Tournament held at Frederick burg \vhere teams f rorn all over the state gathered to participate. ach team played two game and judg s pick d a Virginia team to represent the tate at the outh-Eastern tournament. Westl1ampt n in their first tilt met Mary Washington llege and came out in a 3 to 2 lead. The W~l­ liam and Mary eleven was pitted against the pid rettes in the last fray and won over the Richmond girls by a 7 to 1 score. Westhampto n was proud f Baird, left-wing who was placed on the second Virginia team. In the last games of the season the great impr vement in the team was shown as the red tunicated girls took charge of the field. W esthampton met the All-City team which showed skill in stick and teamwork, but the Co-ords proved the superior in both of these phases to tally a win in the final game of the season.

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Annie Loie lf/ alker, 11zcunze Tr11ssell, 11Iartha Elliot , I/ireJ11id Brill ( 1\I lllclger), He le ;1 D o 11, . dlil ,\l oore, Barnes, L11cy Baird, Virginia 11fcLarin , 11fary Alice ;nith Elsa K el!Jf el. Ele inor Ki11 lei/, '1 tr) Gr ttl . (hl rl r. B ti) c:.1rper. J'.,fargaret P11rceLL, Margaret Forrer, Georgia Phi! pott, J11/iet Florance (Ca pt 1i n), \liss I¡ 111 ny ;. r<!111h Ill ( o tch). LEFT TO RIGHT:

Letter winners: Juliet Florance, Virginia Britt, Martha Elliott, Sally Moore Barnes, Georgia Philpott, Lucy Baird, Eleanor Kindell, Helen Dodd,

Mary Alice n1ith Marga r t Purcell, Mary Grae "'cl1er r Betty Carper.

SCHED ULE Collegi ate

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Thomas Jefferson

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A. L. H7afker, i\tfildred Parker, Virginia Q11i!fill, Frances Badenoch ( 'c1j;tc1i11) A11lle h 1/ r, 1ncy Da1 is, Jean Beeks. EC ND ROW: Elsa Ke11!Je!, Ann J?.oh( 1, An11(! 11 •,d/11 y. orzl'ood tap! .r. Gertr11de Co/er Alice G. Sintpson, Mary Grace cherer.

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With the change from three-court to two-court ball, and the emphasis on man-to-man guarding changed to zone play, the Co-ord court femmes completed a most successful year. Those who received letters were: Kate Peterson, Juliet Shell, Marian Wiley, Lucy Baird, Caroline Doyle, Helen Dodd, Mary Alice Smith, and Elsa Keuff el, who f rmed the nucleus of the large squad.

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VAR ITY BA KETBALL LEFT TO Rl HT: To ru ood tapler. [llfi et he/!, Elsa Ke11ffel, Helen odd, J\I ry Afire 1nith. Tr11n1 an Duncan, 11Iargaret P11rce!I, Lucy Bcurd, Caroline Do; le ( 1\1a11ager), Kate Peterson

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OF 1940 CLA o efl 1J i/!ictn1s. ·1~ FIR TROW, LEFT TORI HT: EleanorParso11, E. L. Parsons (C1p11iu), ROW: L11cy Baird, Caroline Doyle, Ell nice Flan nag 11, Dorothy Roh rts, Je tJl 11lill ' 1' 1\(.r11reen F11gcite. 7

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than1pt n lazer 1h any in ividual 1 a ' rded t I 11a mad h r 1 tt r in hu rt . var ity tl1r rn1t1on i rivc11 for unr u ual 'l hi v m nt 'ind kill; n the in igni' the tri1 e f de ignat th numb r p rt in l ich a var itv 1 tn and tbc t r l, b n LE ·T T RI HT : J11/iet f I orance, J11/ia 1\1cCl11re} H elen D odd} M ollie Fleet} tar it1di ate tl1c numb r of f o A nn K ent. tirn w n. elen D dd, '4 1, Juli t ~ loranc '3 9, and eal Winners 11 w d th ir athl tic prow s by winning a blazer Each spring the Athletic Association Board of nd of th ir r p ct iv freshmen years. at th uff 1 who do not app ar in this picture, Westhampton confers the honor of a flannel seal ~1a i a bl , z r winner of tl1 class of I 9 2. he won on those members of the Junior and Senior Classes c rt, th r by roving her who have shown the greatest leadership in ath'L l tt r in a h 111a j or ,1ll--1r und athl tic kill. letics and the best sportsmanship in college life. It is their cooperation and school spirit that makes trie gan1es successful and enjoyable, and because of their enthusiasm and interest in the promotion of athletics, they are awarded the seal of Westhampton College. This group picture shows those girls who won seals in the spring of 1938 or who had won one at an earlier date. Those girls upon whom the honor was bestowed at the Ath1eti c Association Banquet in May, 1939, were as follows: Kate Peterson and Marian Wiley, members of the class f 1939; Caroline Doyle and Dorothy Roberts, members of RI ,H : 11. rru,in I Loe u·oo I. Ro.1 die O.tkcs, J11 ollie f l /J L I· .. ,. • the class of 1940 . .nT1to!I. B .1rh'1rd D / Llrne/I. /~ 11th 1 11lju1. j 1ditl F /01.111· ) . Eli:../)(/h

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1938

1\1ollie Fleet} First Place/ [11dy Florance, Second Place: Helen Dold, Fo11rlh Place,- and Jo Ann Kent} Third Place.

Track Winn rs

The Westhampton track team climaxed a successÂŁ ul season with a win in the dual meet held at Westhampton with John Marshall High chool. The interclass track meet held at the end of the season determined the four people who were to receive letters in track.

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EDITORIAL TAFF Edwin W o rtham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor-in- hi f N a talye T. Babcock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A " ist.i n t Editor G . Ben McClure .. .. .. . . . . .... . . . . . . ......... A ·ociatc Ed itor Luther J enkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . po rt · Ed itor J o hn E . J o rd an . . . . ... ... . . .... . . . . .. .. .. .. . 1[·1nag ing Ed itor Paul aun1 er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1fa naging Edi to r Marie Key er .............. . .. .. .. .. .... .. .. 1Ian agi ng Editor Albert F. W eaver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . w s 1i to r Dell Willi am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "" · di to r William Mane r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F a tur d itor Elizabeth John o n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fea tur ·d ito r Martha Conw ay .... .. ............. . .... .. .. La"v choo l d ito r George W. Ro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Copy Edito r J oe Wornom ... . . .. . . ....... . ..... . .. . ..... . . . . Co p d ito r Edward Arendall ..... ..... ..... ... . ... . . A . i tant ew . Edit or Philip Cooke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ews A -i. tant Royall Brandi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Current Eve nt. Com1n nta to r

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eorge cheer ... .. .. . ................ Editor-in-Chief Paul Saunier, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond College Editor Lenore Dinneen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . We thampton Editor Phylli Anne Coghill .................. Assistant Editor Jean Nea mith ....................... Assistant Editor Helen Hi 11 .......................... Assistant Editor Mabel Leigh Rooke ................... Assistant Editor . T. Babcock .. . . . . . ................. Assistant Editor Royall Brandis ....... .. .......... . ... Assistant Editor Walter E. Bass .... . . . ...... . ........ . As i tant Editor Owen Tate ................. . ........ As istant Editor Philip Cooke ......... . . . ............ Assistant Editor F. Merrill O'Connor ... . .............. As istant Editor . B n McClure, Jr. ... . ............... A i tant Editor ar l Woo t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . As istant Editor John . Harri ...................... Busines Manager T. tanford Tutwiler ......... A sistant Business Manager Mary Katherine Curley ....... Assistant Business Manager

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Alph a Mu Omi cron Alpha Mu Omicron , formerly known as the Social Science Society, was founded on January 10, 1935, by a group of men majoring in the social sciences. The purpose of Alpha Mu Omicron is to create an interest in the social sciences among the student body. Jn past years the society has brought numerou s prominen t speakers to the campus including Senator Harry F. Byrd, former Governo r George C. Peery, and Governo r James H. Price. Frequent meetings are held at which papers are read and pertinent subjects discussed . .I n order to be eligible for members hip a student must have an average of eighty-five in all of his classes and show a definite interest in social . sciences. This year the Alpha Mu Omicron , under the leadershi p of Gerald Scott, has shown remarkab le progress. The size of the organiza tion has grown

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0 FICER Presid ell/ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ERALD COTT Vice- Preside11/ ...... . ......... ....... JOH . HARRI .' Fac1tlty Adz isor ......... ......... H FRMAN P. THOMAS 1

lvIEM B RS tuart Robert ·on Al lcn Arthur Charles Beck, Jr. Henry Wittler Bl'1ck Royall randis Al lan Brockenbr ugh Wi ll iam Jeffer on a ·h Jr. Henry Hunt Dickinson Louis Arthur Earl .. Jr. Eugene Wilmer "orJ Clyde T, ylor I· ran i ·c John Este Gill, Jr. Garland Doug1 , HJ<ldo(k John harp Harri

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speaker summarized the program of the whole \veek. It also observed Founders' Day. At this time the program consisted of several speakers, who gave the history of the Y.M.C.A. and discussed the principles and pt1rposes of the organization. The Y.M.C.A. also cooperated with the Y.W. C.A. of Westhampton College in the observance of the World' Christian Federation Day of Prayer. A very interesting program was given in place of the regular Vesper Services. President .... . . .. . .. ........... . JOSEPH H. DAMERON J.Tice President ..... . ........ RICHARD H. SAUNDERS, JR. ecretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FRANK S. COSBY Trectsllrer . ... . . .. ........ . . . .... DANIEL W. FOWLER CABINET

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MEMBERS Dexter Abeloff Royall Brandi Walter Brooking Thomas Bruno Arne Christensen Jame Donahue John Doumlele Aylet Goode Garland Haddock John Harris Vivian Johnson John Jordan

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The ciety decided to give keys to members \vh have distinguished themselves in the society . Th keys vcre presented at the last meeting of the year. The keys bear the profile of Dr. Samuel Chiles Mitchell, for whom it was named and one of the keys was presented to Dr. Mitchell by the group. ince the society was designed to cater mainly to members who live in town, it has its meetings at the T. C. Williams Law chool, which is more convenient to town students. These meetings are held at 7:45 on Thursday nights.

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Philologian Literary Society The Philologian Literary ociety was first established in 1856 on the Richmond College Campus, then located at Grace and Lombardy Streets. Its membership is open to all students who are interested in promoting forensic and literary activities. It is interested in the improvement of each member's abilities, and expects each one to have a part in at least one program during the year. Last year the Society, as usual, entered a team in the Intersociety Debate which took second place in this annual event between the University's literary societies. It hopes to improve its standing this year and is trying hard to -vvin first place. It will also enter all other competitive affairs between the literary groups. This ye.ar the Philologians have taken several important steps to rard the improvement of the society. The first of these was the adoption of a

new and in1prov d con titution to r lac th old one which wa misplaced. This cun1 nt wa ciety by a pa t drawn up and pre ented t th unanim u ly. Th president, and a accept document went int effect imm diat ly. The society ha been v ry f rtunat in 1 avin some fine programs during th y 'lr. It ha had f th some excellent talk by vari u m mb r n v ral fin f run1 and Univer ity f acuity. discus i n have b en h ld whicl1 h v er at d a great deal of intere tam ng th gr up n1 tnb r .

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Forensic Council Tl1e Forensic Council of Ricl1mond Coll e was established in 1913. Its purposes ar to further and act as council for the forensic acti vities of the institution, to advise the literary societies on matters of common interest, and t arrange intersociety and intercollegiate contests. The Forensic Council is a member of the tate Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Association, taking an active part in the annual contests. Clyde T. Franci co, Pre ident, Rep. Mu ign1a Rho Ernest Linwood Brandis, Jr., Secretary-Trea urer . C. 11it h II John Emory Jordan, Manager of Debate , S. C. Mitchell J. Davis Mottley, Jr., Member at Large S. C. Mitchell G. Benjamin McClure, Member at Large, Philologian Jack R. Noffsinger, President, Mu Sigma Rho Richard H. Saunders, Member at Large, Mu Sigma Rho William Hervey ReMine, President, Philologian Royall Brandis, President, S. C. Mitchell William James Baggs, Jr., Representative, Philologian Moses Payton, Representative, S. C. Mitchell

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The International Relations Club of thampton College purposes to ke p aliv nth campus a well-informed interest in contemporary affairs. The club is composed of history maiors and all others interested in current topics, who meet bi-monthly-once on the Westhampton campus and once at ((Loughwood," the home of the club's sponsor, Dr. Susan Lough, Prof essor of History. at Westhampton College. At these meetings the group first hears several informal talks on current affairs, which serve as a background for a general discussion. On December 7 ToP ROW} LEFT TO RIGHT: 111 lri in Conrey. oroth; h "!!, Cl.Jcir!olle A. Bl ill, f 1cq11eat an open meeting the line fcudk77er} 1\I 11'g lJ'e/ Ligon, 1\1 1ri lltt 1\l cGehee, J11 lith L11c.t.r. 1IDDLE R \X' : Ellen guest speaker, Dr. Pieter lVanzer} R11th Ho11ser Ali(e E1 i-1J1s (PresideJJI), Doc/or 11.r1n 1\l. Lo11gh ( po11.ror), 1\f the! Leicrh Rook , E111il; R11rk.r (Floor). Roest, spoke on ((Foundations of Peace." The chapter at Westhampton is one of some four or five hundred International Relations Clubs which are found in colleges and universities The Debate Council wa f und d on th tthroughout the United States. From April sixth hampton campus in 1920 for th pur of b tt ring for nsic r la ti n hi \Vith tl1 r coll g and incr a ing th , p r i'1ti n and kn w l d . , o d bating at thatnpt n nd r th '1bl lleg . gui anc f 1 rg' r t R th c uncil d bat d a u ti n ch n by ~ u a pa Alph nati nal for n. ic frat rnity. With th larp¡ t 'lcti m m b r l i p in y r th tin1ul' t <l un il 11a n1 r int r t in d b'ttin -r on th thampt n LEFT TO RIGHT: f11di1 h L11cas . R11th Ho11ser, Kill_) Crauford. Alice Ez vn¡. f 1cque!fne cam u than v r b r . Fa11lkner ( PreJid en!) 1\Iartha Elliot} f eannette EvallJ, Ethne Flanagan 1\1arie K e1 er 1

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On the night of April 23, 1939, every member of the association took part in the services of the churches of Richmond and vicinity at the invita• tion of the Ministerial Association of the city of 0 I Richmond. This was done last year and it is hoped that it shall become a traditional activity for it l)uri11 tl1 quart r-of-a-c ntury since its found- enables the students to broaden their experience, in r h Mini t rial Associati n of the University and acquaintance with the ministers and the conf Ricl1n1 nd ha kept faith witl1 its riginal pur- gregations of the city. tat d by it f uncling fathers: ((The in'l At the last meeting of the association for the r a <l piritualit f mini t rial tudent ; to en- 1938-'39 session plans were discussed and deof the cided upon for the coming year. Members of the tl1 111 t) t' k art in th x rci f th city; t encourage their association will put themselves at the service of '1r1 u 1111 1 n f 'tr t lf 'tti n in all pr p r c llege activitie ; to the incoming freshmen and try to help them in 11 g in sending out adjusting themselves to the school and their work. ·1 i t th Pr id nt f th tu<l 11t t u l va ant pulpit · and t exert a A banquet has been decided upon which will be held in the early part of the fall. The association tu nt b y. 11 th h 1f f u 1 i r1 flu 11 11i or r'1niz'1ti n l , d n a Y\ rthy if n t con- will continue to help its members find temporary r. v ry \Veek r pr - pulpits from time to time, and make permanent f 1 u u \\' rk thi ia ti n un r tl1 chairman- placement when possible. f tl1 a The officers this year were: President, Clyde T. r. ·. . Ada111 hav on uct d rvic s at Byrd Park in Francisco; Vice-President Robert McNeely ; Secn1 f r th Incurabl b n retary, Daniel Fowler; Treasurer, Earnest L. ng 11a iritu·1l 111 'l \\ hi -11 Brandis Jr. The officers for next year are: Presiiati n int nd t it1i t rial A h ent Alvin t. Clair; Vice-President, I. Durwood tl1 r in t l y h, v b n r 1 - 1 i 11 i e uc 11 Hu gins; ecretary, Charles Krause; Treasurer, mt nd 'ln lv n ur·1 . , d b\ tl1 inn1at - t traugl1an L "e Gettier. be ·1 f I r ci ·1t

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uring th past year, Eta saw the embryonic v 1 pment of a Mother's Club, and the formati n f a ne Eta Association for the alumni f their chapter. The Mother's Club, the first in th hi tory f Eta, elected as its officers, Mrs. Wilm r O' laherty, president, Mrs. F. W. Black, vice-pr sident, and Mrs. Forest L. Collier, Jr., secretary-treasurer. The chapter is well represented in the fields of both curricular and extra-curricular activity. Kenneth Bass, graduating this year, is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, and also President of the Chemistry Club, and enior Manager of the track team. Henry Black holds Intermediate Honors, is a representative to the Board of Publications and a ' member of Alpha Mu Omicron. Henry also guided the Band through a successful year as their president. Kappa Alpha is represented on the Richmond Collegian staff by seven members, n the Web staff by three, and on the Messenger staff by two. Bill Terry, Garland Turner, and Harry Griffin have won numerals in football, basketball, and baseball for Kappa Alpha. Stanford Tutwiler, a member of the Interfraternity Council, is the chairman of the Interfraternity Dance Committee for the coming year. Besides these

honors ''Tut" is a member f the hen1i tr\, lttb and igma Pi igma honorary Phy ic frat rnit). n r illiams \Va a memb r f th impson Council, and John Bio om ha \V n nun1 ral i11 track. The Fraternity is well repre ented in tl1

Philologian Literary ociety. The Univer ity F, culty includes seven Kappa Alpha alumni. The Kappa Alpha social season begins ' ith 'l

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Fratres in Ft1c11!t 1te Robert C. Astrop, M.A. James H. Barnett, LL.D. C. M. Chichester, LL.D. Malcol1n U.

Henry B. Handy, M.A. William A. Harri Ph.D. Benjamin C. H ltzcla Ph.D. Pitt, B.A.

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Kenneth C. Bass Henry W. Black Robert S. Black John M. Bloxom William S. Clifford George E. Cox Rawley F. Daniel Albert T. Ellwanger, Jr. Malcolm G. Evans Harry E. Griffin, Jr.

Ri hard S. Grizzard Alvin F. Harris Herbert L. Holloway Jame R. Knaub Vern n T. Lank£ rd Hope E. Milby , Jr. Willi m F. Parker William H. Perkin n Rollo . Pusey, Jr. William T. Rich

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ill tt \Va Pre ident of the Junior Class. Corbin X'hit erv d in the capacity of ecretary of tud nt Governm ent. Evan Van Leeuwen was Presid nt f Mu igma Rho Literary ociety for the pring term. Richard Cash was enator from the ph more Class. In athl tics, Bragdon Bowling was lvfanager of Inter-Col legiate and Intra-Mu ral Relations , with Evan Van Leeuwen as assistant. James Turkington i to be Manager of the Freshma n football team next season, and Dou_glas Laird is ophomore Manager . ash Broaddu s was Head Cheer1eader this year and Gordon Andrews is the next Tunior Cheerlea der. Richard Cash and Robert Keil are on the Varsity football team, Courtnev Bowen on the Freshma n football and basketba ll teams. James Turkingt on, Robert Keil, and Evan Van Leeuwen are on the Varsity track squad. Corbin White is Co-Capta in of the tennis team and Dan Grinnan is Captain of the golf team. Bragdon Bowling, on the Interf raternity Dance Committ ee and James Turkingt on, Chairma n of the Freshman - ophomor e Dance, represent Phi Chapter in campus social activities . The chapter's own social program includes~ in addition to smaller informal functions , two formal dances each year, to which bids are extended to non-mem bers. The llallowe 'en Formal was one of the most success£ul affairs in the history of the fraternity .

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Frr1tres in Fae ult ct! e Frederick W. Boatwright, LL.D. B. West Tabb, B.A.

Robert F rte mart Ph.D. Thoma Edward Lavender, Ph.D.

Fratres in Coll egio Gordon Andrews Richard H. Bagby Lawrence Booker Courtney C. Bowen Bragdon R. Bow ling T. Nash Broaddus Winston 0. Burgess Richard C. Cash Harvey H. Chaprnan John Chewning Morgan L. Combs Robert H. Combs Robert B. Elmore R. Ashby Fisher

John C. Flen1ing Jesse T. F ntaine Robert A. ary Walter B. Gillette Dan Grinnan A. Gibson H \vell Arthur L. J ne "Starke Jone R bert J ntz R bert Keil D uglas L ird Virgil F. Law William Maner

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Ain ng the individual honors, Francisco was el ct t Pbi Beta Kappa, having made the only p rf ct record of straight A' in the 107 years of th coll ge's existence. Alpha Mu Omicron include in it membership five S.A.E 's: Francisco,

ugene Ford, Louis Earles, Garland Haddock and Dave Mottley. Phil Lawrence is a member of igma Pi Sigma, while C. P. Ford is a member of the Chemistry Club. igma Alpha Epsilon occupies C Section of Jeter Hall, where the members pass their spare m ments between classes. Bull sessions barely hol a lead over bridge games and ping-pong in popularity, while intramural competition always finds itself one of the more serious topics. A wellrounded social calendar includes a cabin party, several dances and a house party. The social high light of the year is the Founders' Day banquet and dance given annually in conjunction with the Central Virginia Alumni Association.

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year the whit tar app ared n Arth ur Jon s 'pid r f o tball and ba ketball tar, and Henr y Bull ck. Ge rge Oliv er s cial butterfly and King of the \'<le tham pton Junio r Prom , hand led the intramural athletic situation with the aid of John Aber1-hc: \vhitc: 'tr ) Phi 'UTima Delt a fir t r c nethy Bill O'Fl aher ty and the othe r muscle men 011 h an11 LL of h niv r ity of Richmond one fr m the Fiji Isle across the ravine. The Phi Garns J' t n ua r y n1 or n i n 1 i n l 8 9 0 \ vh n a r r up of ix tu - tr unced the Kap pa igs in the fii1als of the baslen re c:ivcd a cl art r f( r th Rh hi hapt r ketb all season and went on to represent the Unif ron1 the fi f ty-ycar- l<l nati t1al rganizati n. At versity in the ODK tourn amen t held for the first the: head o thi half-d z n found r wa Rev. time at Richmond, where they won the state intra \ illi 'tn1 A. d\vin in tigat or f tl1e re t ra- mural championship, to finish the season undetion of illi 'tn1 bur 1 \\ hich John D. Rockef ller feated. In football, the Fijis were not so fortuha cnde'1vor d t c mpl t . nate, finishing in third place. With practically the t.J \ 'it orth,1111, <litor f th Rich1nond C 1ame team that won the championship last year, 1~cr i ' ll ancl f re i<lent f micr n lta Kapp a, the Phi Garns won the volley ball trophy and finI d tl l C'll bap r tl1i y , r. h ru hing com- ished amo ng the leaders in baseball and track. 111i cc l e, <l ] b Se,1bur t n burn r g t the Cannibals ming led with pirates, Robi n Hoo ds, y > - t 'lg <l t'1rt vitl1 av ry ucc ful sea- and othe r usual and unusual costumes at the an~ )n \\ 11i l r ult "cl in tl1irt n n w f ac over at nual Fancy Dress Ball on Apri l 22, in Milh iser he ch,q1 er h u c n \van Road. Lat r in the Gym. 1'he alumni of the chap ter had their fling at the orris Pig Dinn er which the Fijis held at the Com mon weal th Club in accordance with tradition. At the outset of the year Bobby Leitch was president of the senior class, and tone burn er was a senator from the junio r class. Bobby was also cocapta in of the tennis team. Phi Gam ma Delt a placed a man ager in every varsity sport, with Bobby Mar tin and Arth ur Beale head ing the list as senior managers of football and golf, respectively. Bob also rated ODK alon g with Ben McClure, who was presi dent of Pi Delt a Epsilon, journalistic fraternity. Phi Gam ma :!)elta lost a stron g senior class but she looks to a good grou p of juniors to 1naintain her place amo ng the leaders of the campus.

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Fratres in Fcicu/tczte William J. Gaines, B.A., M.A. Ph.D. Robert Edward Loving, B.A. M.A., Ph.D. Edward Graham Cale, BA., M.A., Ph.D.

Garnett Ryland M.A., Ph.D. Samuel Chiles Mitchell M.A. Ph.D. LL.D. Male 11n R. D uble B.. LL.B. J.D.

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John P. Abernethy, Jr. Edward R. Adams Alvin F. Beale, Jr. Arthur Beale Francis A. Bristow Jr. Henry A. Bullock Herbert M. Church, Jr. Vincent W. Collins Eugene W. K. Cornwell, Jr. Robert H. Courtney, Jr. Enders Dickinson James H. Donahue, III Robert W. Durrett, Jr. William W. Farley Frederick A. Frohbose Jr. Aylett W. Goode John N. Gordon

Thon1a W. Green Waverly S. Green, Jr. Owen Gwathmey C. Gibson H ten, Jr. Luther B. Jenkin Arthur E. Jone Vivian D. John t n Jr. John E. Jordan Robert E. Leitch Charles . Maj r Hunter W. Martin Robert P. Martin Philip B. Mas n G. Edmond Ma ie III G. Ben McClure Jr. Ferdinand H. fort n Jr. Roderick L. O ' Flaherty

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, hip is tl1 tory of th founding of Pi Kappa Alf h't at the niv rsity of Virginia on March 1, 1868. hr ft riginal m mbers ere V.M.I. rr ' at ancl tw w r tud nt at th niversity of ir rinia. Omi ron Cha t r \vas chartered at icl m 11<l 11 g on Oct ber 23, 1891. Howv r v =>r' l f th chart r m mb rs did not r turn tc c l leg and con qu ntl y in March, 1803 l chart r was witl1drawn. 11 l apt ~r ra r organiz d in ] 90 l. Pi a P' Alf l a 111 n h ld many prom in nt po iti n in campu life. In u nt v rn111 11t ar Frank by ~ <l M i k James -~ l y anc! Williarn arl \Y/ t was 1 t dt 'l pa thi y ar. On tl i l1111ond llegian Pi Kap a Alpl1a i r r nt by ir1n1 u man a stL ff arti t. Atl1l t of th 11 a t r a r n t 'l n' f tb·1ll ca r11n <l M rri k vl10 \~ 'l cl10 n 11- t '1t nt r; Jat11 l., ar ity tra k and ba k tball, an i tl1 nl 11a11 t 'lrn f ur Fr h1na11 LU ral · ' illia111 itzl1ugl1 f ) b, ll a d rack · J. rt 11 u r a 'T n r , , r ·tv, h·1lf-111il r '' 110. ~ r 11n1an r rd f r tl at v nt ti 11 , and · 'ln<l · rl ~ _~ and Ton1 I 11 track111 r1. r1 t nu i b pr id nt f l c r c \ ·l.\ f u n d d P ' 11 1o n,. lu b. la b r f nsibl or ral tin _ rip ·1l ng \vi th l1i fr · 1n rnit\ -\\ rk - in 1101 · y, tic r1 g an ·1 11' 1n J·1n1 ' ' illi'l11l

Th tv o outstanding events of a full social pro rram f r p· Kappa Alpha are Founder's Day and the tate Ball. Founder's Day is celebrated n 1arch 1st by a banquet and dance, and the tat Ball is held every year in Richmond on the Friday following Thanksgiving. All state chapt rs of Pi Kappa Alpha are co-sponsors of this ball. These e\rents were a great success this year. The Pika Ball at the John .M arshall Hotel was the highlight of the social year being enjoyed by its wn members as well as by many other fraternity rnen to vvl1orn bids were given. This year the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity ended their fortieth year as an active chapter on this campus. They have increased their membership from only a few to a large number and have been a very successful chapter.

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Aleachanz. J)1errick Peters, Schneider lf/ agner

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PI KAPP A ALPHA Founded: University of Virginia March 1 1868 Established at University of Rich1n nd, 1891.

Co/ ors" Garnet and Gold Flouer: Lily of the Valley Publications: Shield and Diarnond, Dagger and Key Fret/re in Fe1cultcz/e

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Fretires iu Colle gio Russell Beasley Walter A. Bowry Walter W. Brooking Melvin W. Burnette William J. Cash Charles Catlett James D. Clark Frank S. Cosby Richard Easley Curtis M. Ely William B. Fitzhugh Earl R. Fox

Virginius H. Go dn1an Mario Gamboa Austin E. Grigg William E. Grigg Robert D. Hain William R. Harton Charles Hughes David E. Jacks n Horace Jones Clyde B. Lipscomb George E. 1 ng Adrian Lyon

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1, n1 t n r ad tr t th J i t ·111 tr u 11 i tl1 lak 1n 11ti111 t r i11d a h t f th r \' rthle fact al n r \ ith valu,1bl in ut call you by name. Honest ly, never \Vere name f roll[ h i . hi f subject ed to such a beating as those initi 1 tvlo tl1 frat rnity"' weeks of college. Betwee n profess ors and f ra- trainin g l t f r tl1 r t f tl1 fir t But ju t \Vh n tl1 at ar b rinnir 1 ternity men, they assume such forms as parents k could never have contem plated, or they ould u e that th ir t rn1 in th d h u i tl , pops up. Acting n tl1 b li f hat cl 'tt1li11 1 numbe rs instead. th f f'lt rr ity n1 n tart 'l 1 'U This goes on for two weeks until ilence Day. next t g lin Ah, blessed Silence Day! That's the day that frosh up campaig11 th,1t vould 111' k a R f r111 C'1nJ iitv un il turn r 1 ,·itl1 nvv. are suppos ed to indicat e their choice of fratern ity date f r th . llar t( th utt r on a little slip of paper turned in to the Admin - Everyt hing fr 111 th 111a t istratio n, and great is the biting of fingernails pipes ar un th r f in lt1din r tl kit h 11 floor and tl1 hand-\v rn tr 11i 11·1v t) b while this is going on. hined until v n Titn 1 av f tpri1 t \'l1 11 it 1narch s n it. All thi i culmin at d i11 H 11 i ht \vhich i 1n turn ulmina ted in a lon rid into th ou11try in1mediatel y f 11 \V d b, '1 1 ng \\ alk b'1ck. h 1 con1es initiation. At 1 ng la t y Lt ar in tl1 frat r11ity. 1'ty be you \Yonder if it vva \\' rtl1 th tru rgl but y )U can u uall y argu y ur lf int b li vin 11at it wa , at l a t tl1at i \vhat y u \vill t ll th fr hmen next year, if y u <l n't b li v it ju t \vait and see. 1

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ing, Treasurer of this year's Freshman Class. "Monk,, Weaver is on the Collegian taff. Carlson Th mas i a member of the University Players, where he has become v/ ell known for his excellent acting ir1 such plays as ((High Tor." Kappa Sigma has been particularly strong in • athletics, counting among its members Captain A. B. Marchant, and W. P. Lawless, George pears and Bruce Van Buskirk of the varsity football team; Marchant and Reed Taylor of the baseta l apt r f Kap a igma Fra- ball team; Spears, Captain of the basketball team; ta ~11 rg niz cl at Ricl1mond Coll ge on a ter i eMine starring on the track; and Roy Newton, as riginall y Captain of the boat crew. ar 11 S, 1898. Th frat rnity niver ity f Virginia, and the Participating in intramural athletics, Kappa found d ; t tl1 icl mond chapt r l a be n a articularly pros- Sigma won the football trophy, placed two members on the All-Fraternity football team, and was Pr u Tl1i y ar l ; been es ciall y successful for runner-up for the basketball crown. The great social event of the chapter, crowning Kap a "' igma b ginning with a large number of l I , ; nd ntinuing ith many h nors for its a series of smaller functions at the fraternity m mb r . William R Mine i the new tudent house, V\'as held at the Country Club of Virginia. r id nt, nd James Baggs, Vice- This dance, the Spring Formal, was an outstandrnm n . . re id t f tl e Juni r las ; Hugh Crisman is the 1ng occasion. pl m re C 1as . As to t r i cl t of t11 e Kappa Sigma looks forward eagerly to many lint n Moore, m re years on Richmond College campus just as a igma b a t 1111 uccessful as this one has been. Pre ~ id nt; D r k Hayley , " er tary, and Bert Mill-

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KAPPA IGMA Founded: University of Virginia, Decen1ber 10 1869 Established at University of Richrn nd, March '5 189 ). Colors: Scarlet Green and Whit Flou er: Lily f the Valley Publications: The Caduceu The tar and r c nt 1

Fratres in Fe1c11/tctfe Ralph C. McDanel, Ph.D. Williarn L. Prince M.A. Edward C. Peple, Ph.D. Charle H. Wheeler Ph.D.

Fratres in Collegio Edward M. Arendall W. Jam es Baggs Frank H. Britton H. Douglas Britt n Hugh S. Crisn1an Colin Hayley Derek Hayley Thomas Herbert Mac J. Hough R. Franklin Hough

John E. J hri Jack C. Kervan William L. Kirby Sydney H. Knipe Willian1 P. Lav le Th ma G. Lewi Jame Lee McD nal<l Aval n B. Marchant Jan1es A. Matthe\v Bert M. Milling

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Vir rini ' Al h' l apt r f igm Phi p il n a u d d in pt mb r, 1901, at Richmond ll g tl1 n 1 cat d t mbardy and Grace " r t in tl ity. h birth f thi fraternity n1 , bout thr ugl th ff rt of six Richmond oll g tud nt h f rm an organization kn n a th atur ay ight lub, which was the f r runn r f . P. . In ov mb r of the am y r th y r c iv d p rmission from the f,1 ulty to form a frat rnity, hich adopted the nam f igma l1i p il n. Thi fraternity was 1 iv n a chart r by th tat f Virginia in the f 11 v ing y r 1902 and immediat ly began a r gr, 111 f x an ion which l1a continu d to the re nt day. ir inia Alpha 1 apt r thu ha th di tincti 1 f b ing th "m th r ' cha pt r f tl1e f rat rnit , an a uch i c nt mporary of modern I i hn1 11d 11 g f r it ha grown and dev lo ed al ng witl1 tl1 Coll g inc th date of th found in ,. f tl1 1'1tt r a it i t day . . i 'l pr rnin nt frat rnity n the Ricl1n1 11 g an1pu and Virginia Alpl1a is, inli f tl1 tr ng t hapt r in tl rganizati 11. ar it 1 d th ntir campu 1n ecur111g 111 r n w f 1 <lg tl1an any th r f rat r11it . h ch't t r h'L b n quit activ in social , t y 'lr, h' ving giv n many 1 ul¡1r Jan a d P' rti f r it 111 1nb rs inludi it f, r- 11n d cabin parti . It al 11a ii i i'1t J a f dan i11 tl1 pring t hicl1 the \\'l )1 ar11pu i a k d. hi t includ a t a d, nc '111d an v nin d, 11 ar1d wa tl1 fir t of it kind r 11 n by 'ln frat rn ity on tl1 ca11pu . . nt 11 lil 1 tl1 11apt r pr lf h 'l . ., 11 u li tl 11 ha 1n ucl1 r min nt urth f th anth r a Ja k 111 l 1 , 1cl1i d lit rar n br 11 r \\ h h r athl 1( lTI at i 11 11d 11 nf r ha I

arn d a\vard in f tball basketball baseball n track, and i Captain of the 1939' baseball t am. n a diti n to hi athletic achievements ' . ~ anf rd wa tapped by Omicron Delta Kappa, and al h ld the position of Athletic Reprentative in tudent Government. Added to such xc 11 nt representation in athletics, the chapter also boasts of literary fame in the person of Paul aunier, who has long been identified with the Richmond Collegian, of which he was Managing di tor this year, and the Messenger, and is also a member of P. D. E. and ecretary of Student overnment for 939-40. George Somers is an ther prominent . P. E. He is Senior Manager f the baseball team, Business Manager of the

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Mernbers Norvell W. Betts

Kenneth L. Black, Jr. Thomas H. Brun Allen Br ckenbrough Juds n K. hapin Eugene T. Denni Erne t L. C pley Henry H. Di ken on Ed ard L. ield Ralph E. Kin ey Willi m . Kayh e Bart n Mall ry Frederick . O' nn r

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t th F rensic Council. He also holds memberhi pin Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha, .11. C.A. Cabinet, Radio Guild, Minister ial Asciati n, and Vespers Committ ee, and has been n the Dean's List every semester since he entered college. J hn H. Locke is on the Web staff, a m mber of the Interf raternity Council, Harlequi n Club, and Mu igma Rho, and has won his n11 r n h'L t r f h ta hi Frat rnity was numerals in basketba ll and baseball. William H. <: 'tbli h ·J a tl iv r ity f ichm nd n Brau r was the outstand ing member of the strong Ar)ril Io, l) I 5 \vhen Th ta hi grant d th p re hman track team last year and promises to be i i n f a 1 al frat rnit Zeta i. an importan t competit or in varsity meets this sea1'h t'l nt d in v ry xtra-curricon. C. P. Younts, Jr. is a member of the Harleular ac ivi n amr)u and ha among it quin Club, a former member of the Interf raternity i 1en1b r v r 1 ut t nding 1 ad r in campu Council, and has participa ted in athletics during 1i f ·. a r 1t 11 A. hit 1at h i Pr sid n t of th hi ophomor e and Junior years and won numerals LJni r ity lay r ir ct r f th tud nt Radi in basketba ll and baseball. Juild \vhich re ently n d its studios on th Theta Chi is proud of its Mothers' Club, com· 't n1 pu 1· i r i11an f th n iv r ity V p rs erv- posed of the mothers of the members of the chap' c: r~tary of th la of 19·10, P id nt of ter. The Club has done much for the fraternity in " the nivcr ity l ir in 1137-3 Direct r f the chaperon ing fraternity social functions, helping Juni >r Pr )111 i rur , 'l11<l 'l 111 111b r of th Mu t furnish the house, and generally adding a 1 rn1 't h) iter,1ry )Ci ty 'tnd tl1e Mini terial homelike atmosphe re to life in the fraternity cia i 11. Ja k R. off in .,. r i pa t Pre ident house. of u , ign1a l and i n \V th R pr ntative Tl1e outstand ing social event for Omicron

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occasion and assist in s rving th su p r pr ar d by the Mothers' Club. Theta Chi looks f or\var to l 9 3 '.)- ;0 vvith th brightest of prospect . ith nly f ur raduatin members, Omicron Chapt r v ill b a 1'1rg \V 11organized unit endeavoring to 111aintain it high position in can1pus activiti s.

THETA CHI Founded: Norwich Univer ity, l856 Established at the University f Richmond, 191 5. Colors: Red and White Flou er: Carnation Publication: The Rattle Fratres in Collegio Alex E. Anderson Shelton T. Belsches Joseph F. Black, Jr. A. Roswell Bowers William H. Brauer Louis E. Dailey, Jr. W. Frank Daughtrey, Samuel C. Epes William A. Grant, Jr. Edward H. Grove Randolph B. Hall

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n \V pap r. Bill Burge captu red a political plum in th offic f enator for the stude nt governm nt f th college. Bill teame d up with Jack • • nn dy and Bill Morr ison to represent their l I fraternity n the varsity football team. Burge tarr d in ba ketball and was first substitute on th ba ball nine. n c la t year f the rld War n May J ameron heade d YMC A on the Richmond ambd a l1i Al 1)l1a fraternity in tailed th Alph a campu f r the '3 -'39 year and led that organihi Zeta h, l)t r on th niv r ity f Riehm nd zati n throu gh a very successful year. , n11 u . hou rl it ra tl1 1 t rat rnity t tart Bill M rrison held one of the most impo rtant 'l Ii lr1) d ' ITI <l, hiAlp l1ai anact iv and p ition on the campus, that of chairman of the gr > \ 1ng c n and i \vcll r pr nt in all Int rfrate rnity Danc e Committee. Unde r Bill's bra1 cl1c )f t J nt activity. guidance, the interf raternity dances were pulle d o I u ll alt n W ' ward <l tl1 f r m st ff in a fine fashion and rated as some of the f o. iti )D i1 tl 1npu tl1' t f r id nt f Rich- b t that Richmond has had. n1 <l 11 g ud n v rnrnent. Rus ell i or the tenth year in a row Lamb da Chi Alph a al ) 'l rn ~r11b ~r f 111icr n D lt' Kapp a nati nal entert ained the campus at their Than ksgiv ing Day h n rar 1 'l r l1ip frat rnity. In Pi D lta si- dance in lvfilhiser Gymnasium where the Spiders 1 n La1nbcl,1 l1i Alph 11 Arthu r ck Jr. wh celebrated a 10-7 victory over Willi am and Mary. t u i a ag r f th llegian, campu This started a very successful year fraternity,

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Arthur C. Beck !f/ jlfianz Burge, Jr. Sarn11el George , Jr. John Kellison

f ohn Kennedy Ja1l/es Knight Robert Kr11g Edu ·in 1Vfifler, Jr.

"" l1ich ha en then1 ri t adil 1n activitie and fraternity pirit. Among th alumni of tl1i hapt r Mr. Claude Kidd n of th f und r was particularly ut tandin . H tarted the first of a long serie f UQuarterback Clubs'' among the Ricl1mond alumni. The e have pread all r the country as an organization to n1e t on Monday and di cuss the football game of the previous aturday. Mr. Kidd is president of the Ricl1mond Alumni Chapter. Lambda Chi is looking forward t her pledges and Freshmen initiates to carry on the good work of the f raternity. They are promising material for University activities as well.

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d m1n1 n f Canad a. Total memb ership hovers ab ut th 50 000 mark. Phi D lta Th ta n the Unive rsity of Richm ond c mpu dat back to 1875 \\'hen Virgi nia Delta Chap t r \Va stablished. H wever the chapt er becam dorm ant in l 895, remai ning so until the f 11 of 193 wh n the petiti on of Phi Delta Omeg a, a local frater nity of long stand ing on the camp us wa accepted. In Febru ary, 1939, the local chapt er vvas instal led into Phi Delta Theta , nati nal fraternity, mark ing an outsta nding event in camp u frater nity circles. Thus Virgi nia Delta Chap ter \Vas restor ed to active stand ing. Initia tion, at \vhich the nation al officers and many outsta nding m mbers were prese nt, took the better part of tvvo days, as the festivities were concl uded with a banqu et and a ball at a down town hotel. In tuden t Gove rnme nt activities, Willi am H. Marti n held the vice-presidency for 1938-39, and ,,/as replac ed by Edwa rd Bragg , a memb er of this frater nity and one of the few three- letter men on the Richm ond campus. Marti n is first string flycl1aser on Coach Pitt's Spide r nine. Forre st Norvell was a memb er of the Stude nt Senate, the college gover ning body. He was also award ed the Alum ni Block ing Troph y, which is given to the footb all team' s outsta nding block er every year. The chapt er won the lnterf ratern ity Bridg e Tourname nt, which is spons ored by Phi Delt Marti n.

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Mortar Board Mortar Board, national honorary fraternity for senior women, was founded at yracuse niversity in 1918. Pi Alpha, a senior hon rary ci ty at Westhampton, founded in 1921 ras gr ante a charter on June 26, 1930. Miss Isabel Harris was chosen sponsor of the group. There are at present sixty-nine chapters of Mortar Board at colleges and universities throughout the country. New members are elected to Mortar Board in the spring of their junior year. The qualities upon which their election is based are leadership, scholarship, and service. By leadership, stress is not laid only upon the driving enthusiasm hich is often characteristic of leaders, but also upon the calmer qualities, such as forethought, dignity, and sane judgment. Concerning scholarship, the constitution of Mortar Board states that the scholarship requirement shall be three points above the most recent college average. By service, which is the thing that Mortar Board endeavors to stand as much for as any other single quality,

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Hlux1>111, .John t • 111 ........... ......... ......... Mapp~ ill , Va. Blli l lll, I .t\ .' .. Jr .......... ... . .. 10 r. Allen Ave., Riehm 1nd, Va. Hnuku. IL 1 ., Ir .· ........ . .. .... _H l 5 foss . . ide A ., Rich111ond, Va. ! 1 11 t I1 . • I1.1 r Il·.,, R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o8 r n ' ., D. l n vi 11 e, Va . B1111lhl'. l,tfl1l'" .. Jr . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 108 ... t. James Ave., uffolk, Va . l\n\ e11. ( nu rtnL \' .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tazc\:v 11, Va. ! 1n\ L "· t\ l.1m R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 5()7 ro e Ave., Richmond, a. Bn\\ I '· l i h tr I '. ........... ...... _ 1 l ' Sruart Ave ., Richn1ond, Va. I ti\\ lin.L:, B1. ,I.!. Jon R. . . . . . . . . . . 60 .1uquier St., ~r d ricki\burg, V ·t. H 1wn-, \\ ',tlh. r . Ji . . . . . .... .. _ 0'5·ln • i Av . Richmond, Va. I r.td:-;h,1\\. llhn ) . . ........... ........... . .. .. ... Burkeville, V,i. Hr.1 . 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Bri . tow, Wrn. E . . . ... .. .. . ........... 18 . We. t t. Peter ·burg, Va. Britt rn, Frank H. . . . . . . . . . . . . 804 Chamberlayn e Av ., Richmond Va . Broaddu T. ash ........... ....... 3221 Brook Rd., Richmond, Va . Brockenbrou gh, Allan . . . . . . . . . . . . 181 7 Princeton Rd., Richmond, Va . Brogan, Rob rt T .......... ..... 31l7 Monument Av ., Richmond, Va . Brooking, W a.] ter W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1900 Amelia t., Richmond, Va. Brook , Edwin B., Jr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3436 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va . Brough1n~1n, L ui R. . ........... ... Box 54, R.F.D. 1, Buchanan, Va. Brown, orman ........... ....... 4414 Augu ta Ave., Richmond, Va . Brun>, Thoma H .. . ......... 4324 Chamberlayn e Ave., Richmond, Va . Bull ck Henry A .......... ..... 2017 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va . Buro-e, Win. B., Jr. ........... ...... P. 0. Box 476 Martin ville Va t'l Burge , M Ivin D ... . ........... ........... ......' Cartersville,' Va .. Burge , Win ton C .. ........... .. .. .... ... ... .... Fork Union, V a. Burnett , M lvin W ... .. ........... . 1303 Es ex Ave ., Richmond, Va . Butcher, Edward, Jr. ........... ... 302 Overbrook Rd., Richmond, Va. Cake, Henry K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1408 W. 59th St., Norfolk, Va . Carney, Charle R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2811 Kennedy A e., Balti1nore, Md. Carter, Richard C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . orthfork, W. Va . Ca ale. alvatore V .......... ..... 2641 Ashland Ave., Baltimore, Md . Ca h, Richard D .......... .......... ..... 417 Moore St., Bri tol Va. Ca h, Wm. ]., Jr .......... .......... .. 1003 Perry St., Richmond, Va. Catarineu, Jo e A .......... ........ 32 Cerra St., Santurce, Puerto Rico Cati tt, Charles F., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107 Prospect St., Covington, Va. Catron, tuart H ...... .. ........... ........... R.F.D., Marion, Va . Chal~l y, T. Vernon ........... .... 2115 FendaII Ave., Richmond, Va. Chapin, Judson R. Jr .......... .. 1104 Peachtree Blvd., Richmond, Va . Chapman, Clift n B .......... .......... .......... . Woodstock, Va . Chapm~n, Harvey H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2913 Noble Ave., Richmond, Va. Che:"n1ng, John A .......... ..... 6107 Patterson Ave., Richmond, Va . Chn ten en, Arne R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Highland Springs, Va. Church, Herbert M., Jr ... ...... ..... 509 N. Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Clark, Jame D., Jr.......... ... 4215 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va . Clark, Martin F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stuart, Va . Clarke, Austin B . . . . . . . . . .......... ........ ..... ... Manakin, Va. Clay, 1. Archer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 511 Libbie Ave., Richmond, Va. Cl~ment, Alvis M .......... ..... 1219 Nottoway Ave., Richmond, Va. Cl:fford, Wm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1500 Preston Ave., Austin Texas Cline, Bernard G., Jr .......... ....... 35 Mason Ave., Alexandria, Va. Coates, Charles C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Machodoc, Va . Col !ins, Carl A., .Tr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cambria, Va. cir o in , v·1ncent w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . Spout Spring, Va. Combs, Morgan L ...... ........... ........... .. Fredericksbu rg, Va. C mb~. Robert H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ........... Fredericksbu rg, Va . C nklin, Ed\\ ard G . . . . . . . . . . 411 W. Montgomery Ave., Rockville, Md . Cooke, Philip ., Jr. ........... ..... 2 515 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Copley, E. lee, Jr. ........... ...... 5501 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Copley, Harry B . . . . . . . . .. .......... 5501 Grove Ave .. Richmond, Va. Cornwell, ugene W . . . . . . . . . . . 905 vlvania Ave., Fredericksbu rg, Va . Cortopa . i, Tohn J. ... ........... 4318 Stonewall Ave., Richmond. Va . Co. b , Frank .......... .. ...... .. 3015 Seconrl Ave., Richmond, Va. Co by, Jan1e R .......... ........ 2101 E. Marshall St., Richmon~. Va . Courtney Robert H., Jr. ........ 1802 Greenville Ave., Richmond, Va. Cox G orge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213 Sixth St .. Covington, Va . Cox, Ta1n B., Jr. . . ........... ...... 450 .) Brook 'Rri., Richmonr1, Va . Creadick, Wm . R., Jr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4603 Dover Rd .. Richmond, Va. Cristnan, H UJ!h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \Vinchester, Va . Cri t Alton 1 ........... ......... I 22 Terrace Ave., Peter burg, Va . Crockett, Jo eph M .. ... ....... 1307 Hamilton Blvd., Ha~er town, Md . Cro ·, John C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1205 tanhope Ave., Richmon~, Va. r uch Franklin M .......... ........ 512 . 24th t., 1< irl,moncl, V a. Curry H. Wark ........... ....... ...... ... ....... Richmond, Va. Dail r, oui E., Jr .. .. ........... ........... .... New Church, Va. Dan1 r n, .To eph M . .. ........... ........... . ... ... Oldham, , Va. Danforth, Robert R .. Jr. .......... 3032 Parkwood Ave., Richmonrl. Va . Darden, Harry M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , m;thfi '.:lrl. Va . Da ·ch r, raid ........... ..... 4000 Monument A e., Richmond, Va . Daughtr ', W. Frank, Jr. ........... ........... ...... Holland, V a. Dani I, Rawle Fleet ........... ...... l 200 Park Ave., Richmond, Va . Davenport, Thorna lvf. . . . . . . . . . . 300 econd A e., We t Haven, Conn . Dav nport n1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amelia Court Hou e, V ·i. D, i D.ougla, W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 07 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va . D nnie, E. Terr Tr. ....... .. 4332 Chamberlayn e Ave., Richmond Va . De hazer A hi D .......... ........ 10 E. Elm t. Black tone, V a. Die ~in. on, nd L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4013 Park Ave., Richmond, V a. Di kin on, H. H ....... .... ........... ..... R.F.D. 2 Richmond, V a. 1

D1n\\ iJd1e, Brlinch A., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . l .206 Apper'>nn t., Richnh>n 1, \',t Dixon, John Jr. . ....... .. .... . .... -2--1' Flo J A\L., Rt ·hrnl>nd, V.L Dj iovanidis, G o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . npL '' d I. \' .l. Dodd, John H ........ ....... .. . .. . . 60( \X' . . 1. t . .·t . Rtchrnnnd, V.t. Donohu , Jarn s H., IIr .. ..... . .. .23 .10 [onumcnt A\e ., Rt ·hrnnnd. \ .l. Dournl le, John A .. ... ... .. ...... . . I l ·. A IJ1. nn ' t., Ri hmnn I V.l. Dugg r, Ernn1 tt L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l\lcn: ]ithvillc. \'.t. Duncan u, n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _91 '5 'cmin.1n· A\ e .. Richmond. 7 .i. Durr tt, Rob rt W., Ir. . . . . . . . . . . . . I Ol • cond 't.. Hlutsvillc. ·. Earl , Loui · A., Jr.· . . ... ...... . .. 31?> ·\ Hano\<:r Ave., Ri hrnnnd. V.1 . Ea ·I ', Richard B . ..... .. ... . .. . .... . ). O·i P.Hk A\ e., Richml)nd. '.i. Eddleton, O ·car B . . ... . .. . ...... ... . ., 224 Lunh Ave.. i hmond, \T.1. Eggle ton, Forr t E.. . ........ . .. . . . ') 11 \Xf. _ l:t , t .. Richmond, V.t. Elam, H rn1an 1f. ......... . .. . . .... ...... . .... .. 1Lirtin. ,illc, V.t. Elder, Winfred H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l.uktnn, V.1. Elliott, Hatcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \X' inf.d I, ·vi.l. Elli , Robert W ..... . .. . .. . . . ....... _ 13 Third Ave .. Ri hmonJ, \'.1. Elli , W. DeWitt. Jr. . .. ......... 3015 ·. 1Lu. hall t., Richmond, V . 1 . Ellwanger, Albert T., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lover, Vl1, Elmore Robert B...... . . . . . ....... 301 r. Boul v . ud Richmond, V . i. Ely, Curti M ...... .. ....... . ... 3018 'pringhill Ave., Richmond. Va. En1brey, E. P., Jr. ... . ... . ... . . . . . .. 7() 1 Lee Ave., Frc lericksbu rg, V .l. Ende, Milton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 l 2 Hinton 't., Pct cburg, Va. Epe., amuel C ..... . . ... .. .. ... . .. . 2116 Grove Ave., Ri hmond, V.t. Epp , Junius P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . kipp r:, Va. Etheridge, John W .... . . . ........ 1()19 Park Av ., ~)Uth Torfolk, v.1. Evan , Malcolm G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 02 . BouleYard, Rich1nond, Va. Fainter, Harr E., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1902 Albany A Ye., Richmond, V .l. Farber, Loui R ..... . .. . ........ . .. . 139 Franklin t., Petersburg Va . Fari , WiL on L ............... ............... .. ....... Afton, Va. Farley, Wm. W ................ . . 3921 eminary Ave., Richmond. Va . Fattaru, G. Thoma, .......... . ..... . 45 Web. ter t., ewark . T. Feldman, Julian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 5 5 Brook Av ., Pas"1ic, . j. Fennell, Robert H., Jr. . .. ... . ........... . . . R.F.D. 2, Richmond, Va. Ferneyhough, Charle ]., Jr. .......... 3 30 Lamb Ave. Richmond, Va. Field, Edv.rard L., Jr. ........... 2010 Evelyn B rd Rd. Richmond, Va. Fisher, Ramon A., Jr ......... . .. 460-4 Forest Hill Ave., Richn1ond, V.l. Fitzgerald, L. W ......... , .. We. twood P.O. B )X 494 Co ington, Va. Fitzhugh, Wm. B ......... . .. . ...... 2509 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Fleming, John C ..... . .. . ............ 1809 Park A\·e., Richmond, Va. Fogg, Jan1es M ... . .. .. .. . ... .. .. . .. 226 Garfi ld A ., Trenton, . J. Folcher, Albert G .. . . . ... . .. 270 ew ]er e A e., C I ling ·w< c d, . J. Fontaine, Je e T., Jr ... . ........... 2008-A Park Ave., Richmond, Va. Forberg, Fred C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Albemarle Ave., Richn1ond, Va . Ford, C. P., Jr. . ................ .... 1726 Floyd A e., Richmond, Va. Ford, Eugene W ............... . ... 3420 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va . Fo ter, Henry L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brookneal, Va . Fowler, Daniel W .......... . .... . . 52 t., N.W., W;L hington, D. Fox, Earl R .... . .............. . .. 1900 Amelia Ave ., Richn1ond, Va. Francisco, Clyde T .. . ... . .... . ......... . 746 Gro e t., D<lnville, Va. Frederick en, James M ...... . ...... 1652 W. Grae t. Richmond, Va. Frohbose, Frederick A., Jr ... Fairview & Union Ave . Bound Brook . J. Frostick, H. Winston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box 246, Fredericksburg, Va. Fronczek, Andrew A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15804 Lathrop Av ., Harvey, II 1. Gamboa, Mario A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . an Jos , Co. ta Rica, C. A. Garber, E. C., Jr. .... . ......... . .............-. . . . . . Empori,1, Va. Garden, H. ] . ..... . ............ 806 W. Franklin ~t., Richmond, Va. Garnett, Henry D .... . ... . ... 128 Hampton Roads Ave., Hampton, Va. Garri on, Kenneth F . . .. .. . . .... ..... .. ... . R.F.D. 1, Richmond, V . 1. Gary Robert A., III . .. .. . ........ 3336-B ~tuart Av ., Richn1ond, V.1. George, Elli P ............... ... 3214 Edgewood Ave . Richn1ond, Va. George, an1uel F., Jr ............ 3214 Edgewood A e. Richmond, Va. Gettier, traughan Lowe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Hardy Ave.. orfolk, Va. Gilbert, Oscar G., Jr. ................ 729 Arnold A e., Richmond, Va. Gill, John E., Jr. ................ . .... Che terfield A e., Ettrick, Va. Gillette, Walt r B ......... . ... 5010 Evelyn Byrd Rd., Richmond, V.1 . Girae:osian, Archie .. . . .. ..... ... . ... . 402 . 12th t., Richmond, Va. Gladdin~, C. Willard . ... . . ... .. .. .. . . . . .. .. . .......... :tvf ar:, V.1. Glass, Woodrow W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ath.1li , Va. God.ey, Marvin .. . .............. . ...... R.F.D. 2, Appon1attox, Va. Goode, A. W., Jr .. . . . .. . ........ . 191- H . 1nover Ave. Richmond, Va. Gooi1man. Virginiu H ........ ... .. 3312 Garland Ave., Richmond, V . 1. Gordon, Harold ]. ........... . . . . 3332 Han( ver Ave. Richmond, V.t. Gordon, John ... . ... . ........ . ... 601 W. th t., Richn1ond, \'.L Grady, Robert C . . ... . . ...... . .. 606 Caroline t., Frcderick..,hurg, Va. Grandi. , Morri . D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1301 l . 32nd t., Richmond, Va. Grant, \X'n1. A., Jr. ... .. .. . . .. ... ... 2911 Floyd A\'C., Richmond, Va . Gray, T. John . .. . . .............. 176 cean Ave., Long Br.inch, 1 1 . 1 Gray, Wn1. C . ... ... . .... . ... .. . . ........... . .. Wilkc..,boro, K. Green, Thoma. W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Burkeville, V.1 . Green, Waverly ., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Burkeville, V.1. Greene, Harold D ................ . . 1 9' . Br ad t., Richmond, V..1 . Greene To eph T., Jr. . .......... . . 2111 Han ver A e., Richmond, V.i. Gnffin, Harry E. Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .... Dilh :vn. V.i . 1

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Lewis, Thomas G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Parkway Rd., Bronx ille, . Y. Lichtenstein, L. Jame .. .. .. . ..... 119 Clifford A e., Jer ey Cit , . T. Lindsay, R.H., Jr. ........... ......... 3123 4th A e., Richniond Va . Lipscomb, Clyde S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2511 E . Clay t., Richmond Va. Littler, James C .......... ......... . . 5016 Drexel Bl d., Chicago, Ill. Locke, John H .......... .......... .......... .......... Boyce, Va. Long, Alvin P., Jr. ........... .... 4328 Hanover A e., Richmond Va. Long, George E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loui a, Va. Long, Macon M., Jr. ........... ........... .. .. .. . .... St. Paul, Va. Long, Reuben T., Jr. ........... ......... . .. . .......... Luray, Va. Lovenstein, Irvin ........... .... 1104 N. Sheppard St., Riehm nd, Va. Lowry, Mann T .......... .......... .......... ..... Beaverdam, Va. 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L ..... . .... . ........ 20 . 7th Ave., H p well, Va. Robert , George E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a awad , , Va. Robert , hilly H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tern, . C. Robert on, David L., Jr. . .... . .............. _09 Fifth Pelham, . . Robert on, Donald K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mattoax, Va. Robert on, Robert K .... .. .. . ....... 10 Fairfax A e., Peter bur~, Va. Robin on, Charle ....... . ..... . .... 332 tuart Ave., Richmond Va. Robin on, Morri .. . ... ... ...... . ... 3328 tuart A e., Riehm nd, Va. Robin on, Wm. M ..... . . . ............ 50 Locu t A e., Hampton, Va. Rochkind, George ............... 3024 Idlewo d A e., Richmond, Va. Rockoff, Herman S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 3 Roctow A e., Bridgep rt, Conn. Roger , David R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1204 Rennie Ave., Richmond, Va. Ronnick, Harold L ................... 2220 Park A e., Riehm nd, Va. Roper, Wm. Y ................. 4416 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. Ross, Geo. Wm., Jr ............................ . .... La Belle Mo. Rothenberg, Wm. A. . .............. 181 E. Broad t., Richmond, Va. Round, Harry ..................... 1201 t. John t., Richmond, Va. Routon, Charle R .... . ..... . ......... . . . .. R.F.D. 9, Richmond, Va. Rucker, Richard E., Jr ............ . . . .... . ..... . .... Jeter ille, Va. Ryan, Wm . S ... . .... . .. . ... . ..... 1210 Linden Ave., Baltimore Md. St. Clair, Alvan L . . ..... . .... . .... 1810 Patter on Ave., Roanoke, Va. Sali burg, Saul ..... . . . ..... . .. . .... 620 North Road, Richmond, Va. Salsbury, T. Melvin . . ........ . ... 2026 Grayland Ave., Riehm nd, Va. Sanders, Wm. H., Jr. ............................. Dumbarton, Va. Sanford, John D ...................................... Luray, Va. Sanger, Julian D ............... Medical College of Va., Richmond, Va. Sauer, Lester M ................... 1827 W. Grace St., Richmond Va. Saunders, Leander T., Jr. ................................ Ivor, Va. Saunders, Richard H., Jr. ........ Box 105, Univer ity f Richmond, Va. Saunier, Pierre P., Jr . . ............ University Height , Richmond, Va. Scammon, Richard L ................. 2800 Franci t., Jack on Mich. Schaffer, Wm. P .................. . ............ Drewry' Bluff, Va. Schapiro, Edward R ................. 730 W. Leigh t., Richmond, Va. Scheer, Geo. F., Jr ... . ............. 2009 W. Grace t., Richmond, Va. Schneider, Walter G ........ . ..... 502 North ide Ave., Richmond, Va. Schrieberg, Eli I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 30 Venable St., Richmond, Va. Scoler, Jerome A ................. 92 Woodstock St., Hartford, Conn. cott, David G ........ . ........ 1808 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. Scott, M. Wingfield ..... . ....... 3020 Edgewood Ave., Richmond, Va. Sease, Robert H .......... . ........ 100 Gun Club Rd., Richmond, Va. Secrist, John B., Jr ............... 1612 Monterio Ave., Richmond, Va. Shackelford, George H . . .... .. .......... 22 Myrtle St., Hampton, Va. Shaia, Wm. H .......... . .......... . 1101 E. Clay St., Richmond, Va. Sheffield, Lawrence B., Jr. .... . ..... 2231 W. Grace t., Richmond, Va. Shiflett, Robert W . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2817 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, Va. Shuford, Louis A .............. 818 Brompton St., Fredericksburg, Va. Siegal, Gilbert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1212 Grand Concour e, Bronx, . Y. Simoson, James P., III .............................. Falmouth, Va. Sinar, Edward S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 615 Allegheny St., Clifton Forge, Va. Skutt, Charles H ................ 2919 N. Franklin Rd., Arlingt n, Va. Smith, Charles E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1002 Westwood Ave., Riehm nd, Va. Smith, Wm. M., Jr. ................................. Dillwyn, Va. Snead, Russell N ..................... . ............ Midlothian, Va. Snow, Billy J .......... . ......... 6600 Patter on Ave., Richmond, Va. Snowa, Otis E ...................... . 2312 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. omers, George B . . ................. . . . . .. R.F.D. 2, Richmond, Va. Southworth, Thoma F . . . ..... .. . 3116 E. Marshall t., Richmond, Va. Spear , George H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . outh Boston, Va. peir, John A., Jr . . ........... . .. . ................. Logan, W. Va. Spiers, Lawrence E., Jr ........ .. ..... 25 S. Cherry t., Riehm nd, Va. Stafford, Vernon C ................. R.F.D. 9, Box 215, Richmond, Va. tp.nley, Robert E................. 202 . Mulberry St., Riehm nd, Va. Starke, Parke P., Jr .................. . ...... . ........ A hland, Va. teinberg, Ephrain ......... . ........ 800 . Fir t t., Richmond, Va. teiner, Henry L ..................... 701 N. 31 t t., Richmond, Va. teinmetz, Granville H ........ . ..... 1411 N. 22nd t., Richmond, Va. tephen on, George A. Jr. ........ 1719-A Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. ternberg, Alexander B .... .. ........ 2711 Grove Ave., Richmond Va. tewart, Merrill R .............. . ..... 10 Arbutus Ave., Pitman, . J. tigall, John T., III .... . ....... 4521 E: eminary Ave. Richmond, Va . toneburner, eabury D . . . .... . ..... 3005 Rrook Road, Richmond, Va. tover, John 0 ..... . ................ 703 Main t., outh Bo ton, Va. 1

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V,1 Watkin , John T., Jr. ..... . . . .. . . . 4800 P,1ttcr1.ion Ave., Ri hrnonJ, V.t. Watlington, Paul B., Jr . . . . . 51~ Wahington qu.trc, H.1ger'>town, l\f I. Wat on, Paul G., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1 ....nva<lox, V.L Watt , Arn Id F .. ..... .......... . 615 Roseneath RJ., R1chn1ond, V.t. Waymack, Wm. J., Jr. ..... . ..... . 2916 en1inar , A\ ., R1 I mond, V,t. Weaver, Albert F . . .. . ... ...... 1-0'5 Kensington Av . Richmond, V.L Webber Bernard B.. .. . . ... . . . . . . .. 1..,08 ·d :Ion Rd ., Ri hrnond, V,1 Wellhou e, Henry A ...... .. .. . . . .. . 11-8 ro e Ave ., i hn1 >nd, V.t. Well , Jame M ., Jr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 205 Hanover Av ., Ri hmond, V.1 . Welton, Chauncey G . ...... . .... 2512 fonumcnt Av., Richn1nn , V.t. Wermuth, cott H., Jr . . ........... . ............ . . Dumbarton, .1. Wet, Edmund P., J;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ell ·r ·on, J. We ton, Benjamin H ....... .. .. .. 900 ·. 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Westhampton Colle Abernathy, Kathleen ................... 2 Clark Road, Richmond, Va. Acker, Betty Benson ............ 5070 McKean A e., Philadelphia, Pa. Aler, Jane .............. . . .. .................... Churchland, Va. Alston, Dorothy Elizabeth ........ 608 Hazelhurst Ave., Richmond, V ·i. Arnold, Mary Lorraine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 Elizabeth t., Clearfield Pa. Asbury, Mary Harrison .......... 3800 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. Ashbrooke, Elizabeth Mary ......... 2716 Hillcre t Rd., Richmond, Va. Auringer, Dorothy Burke ........... 5704 Meadow t., Richmond, Va. Austin, Margaret Louise .................. 3856 Beech Ave., Erie, Pa. Aycock, Madge Marie ............................. Princeton, T. C. Babcock, Natalye Tunison ......... 524 Deer Park Ave., Babylon, . Y. Badenock, Marion Frances ....... 3203 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va. Bailey, Frances Bell ................. 27 Willway Rd., Richmond, Va. Baird, Lucy Wynn ............................... .. Rawlings, Va. Ball, Virginia Lee .................. . ............... Schuyler, Va. Barlow, Joanne ....................... 55 Lock Lane, Richmond, Va. Barnes, Sally Moore ............... 2232 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va. Batten, Hildah Cofer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smithfield, Va. Bass, Eunice Virginia ......................... Route 1, Ettrick, Va. Beale, Charlotte Anne ........... 415 Riverside Drive, Port mouth, Va. Beam, Martha Lillian ................ 405 Jefferson St., Hamlet, . C. Beeks, Jean CJardy ........ . .... 2308 Maplewood Ave., Richmond, Va. Belding, Martha Isora ........ 2·616 Chamberlayne Ave., Richmond, Va. Benjamin, Mary Matilda .... . . 428 Prospect Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Berry, Elizabeth Norton ............. 3326 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Beverley, Martha Belle .. . ..... 1912 Princess Anne Ave., Richmond, Va. Blake, Jane Elizabeth ................ 3·0 29 Noble Ave., Richmond, Va. Blake, Lois ........................ 3029 Noble Ave., Richmond, Va. Boehling, Mary Anne . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3021 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. Bradley, Shirley Spotswood ....... 108 N. Auburn Ave., Richmond, Va. Bradshaw, Elaie Fowler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laurel, Va. Branch, Rebecca Clarke . . . . . . . . . . . . 312 Overbrook Rd., Richmond, Va. Brewer, Margaret Sparks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 907 B St., South Norfolk, Va. Brinsom, Margaret Ruth ............... 268 East 39th St., Norfolk, Va. Britt, Mary Virginia .............. 205 N. Addison St., Richmond, Va. Brittingham, Margaret Evelyn ......................... Victoria, Va. Bugg, Virginia Hall ............. S SOO Riverside Drive, Richmond, Va. Burch, Elizabeth CoJlier ....... 3014 Chamberlayne Ave., Richmond, Va. Burfoot, Edith McDowell ............................ Fentre , Va. Burnette, Mildred Colota .... . . 652 Northumberland Ave., Roanoke, Va. Buxton, Mary M ................... 1001 Grove Ave., Richmond Va. Cabaniss, Ella Rachel ............ 1015 S. Jefferson Ave., Roan ke, Va. Calisch, Frances Claudia ......... 3018 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va. Campbell, Anne Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Venter, Va. Campbell, Lois Inez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saltville, Va. Carper, Elizabeth Hunter ......... 2409 Rosewood Ave., Richmond, Va. Carter, Mary Sue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Sagamore Rd., Bronxville, . Y. Chalkley, Mary Mae ................ 2711 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Christiansen, Aida ............ 147-09 14th Avenue, White tone, . Y. Claiborne, Eugenia Macon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Forest, Va. Clary, Rosalie Gordon ............................. Dumbarton, Va. Clifton, Evelyn Mae ............... 209-A N. 28th St., Richmond, Va. Cofer, Annie Gertrude ...................... Highland Spring , Va. Coghill, Phyliss Ann ........... 2327 Maplewood Ave., Richmond, Va. Conrey, Betty Ellen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214 E. Meade St., Philadelphia, Pa. Conrey, Marion Angeline .......... 214 E. Meade t., Philadelphia, Pa. Cortopassi, Pauljne Elvira ........ 4318 Stonewall Street, Richmond, Va. Cosby, Evelyn Linda .... . ........ 2101 E. Mar hall t., Richmond, Va. Cosby, Evelyn Virginia ............ . .... . ... . ..... . Midlothian, Va. Cosby, Ida Madeline ... . .. . .... .. 2101 E. Marshal I t., Richmond, Va . Coy, Dorothy .. . .... . ...... . The Tuckahoe, River Rd., Richmond, Va. Crabtree, Margaret ...... . .... . .... Caixa 19 2, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Crawford, Kathleen Frances ... ... 2319 Rosewood Ave. Richmond, Va.

urt, Ri hn1un . V.l . Cunninghan1, Clarin Tt tt ' . . . . . . 31 B •rJ P.irk Curl r, Mary Katherin . ..... ... . . . . 3~-6 Grove Av ., Ri hmnn 1. .l. Iii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll · 1ufort, ·. Danner, Rub . lloul varJ, Ri hmunJ, Leontin . . .. . . ..... . -421 d'A e ne, Al Davi , A. Elizab th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 623 0 erbruok RJ., i ·hmon , .t. ancy 11 n .. .. . . .. . ..... .. 111 \X' . Gract' ' t., Ri ·hmnnd, V.1 . Davi, Dawley, Dor thy El i · . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6 L.1n1b Ave., Richmllnd. . Deaton, Agne Ru . 11. .. ... ... . ..... 1. 3 . Filln1nre ' t., Arlingtc. . n, i D h lth,tm, eB e, France · Vu in1a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dickin n, Charlotte Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · ront Ru -.ti, ,1. Dill, D r th Amelia ....... .. .. ... 160 . l\[a~nolia 't ., i } ml,nJ, V,t. Dineen, Marie Lenor . . . . . . . . . . . _ Byr i Park ou rt i ·hmun I, V .1 . . .. l · t t., i hmonJ, D dd, Helen Marie ...... . .. . ... .... . (: 06 D r ey Ellen Bourne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Prince rc:d<:rick, Doyle, Car line Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 11 Kc:nni: ·. Duke, D r thy Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 S 18 Mo ·· ' iJ · Ave., Ri ·} n1und, ill~t~ , .t. Duling, Chri tine Ir in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Duncan, Truman Crystal . . . . . . . .. . .. . .... .. . .. . . .. ... Palm ·r.1, V.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arvonia, Du Val, Mary Loui Earp, Mary Jon s . . ... ............... . ..... . .... .. .. 11ilton, Eckle , Barbara Ruth . ... .. ...... . .... 3324 Park A\'C., i ·hn1unJ, y ·on Ave.. 1 n ·idt, Pt . Elliott, Martha Jeffress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ Ellis, u an Anne . ..... ...... ... ... . 2 506 lo J A c, i -) n1ond. V .i . Epe , Glady Rebecca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 High ' t., Bla kst()nt-, .i. Eppes, Sarah Anne . .. .. . . . ......... . 2 29 'tuart A c.::., i hrnonJ, .i . Evan , Alice Cook ... .. . .. .. ... . . . 3903 H.tno r Ave:., Ri I n1ond, .1 . Evans, Elizabeth Jeannette . . . . . . . ... 3 0 Hanover Ave., i l n1und, .\. Farley, Ruth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9- l 'eminary A ' C. Ri hn1ond, .1 . Faulkner, Jacqueline Minge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. Rum orJ, .1 . Fennell, Jo ephine Frank~in ... . . .. .. ... ...... Route 2, icl mond, V.1 . Flanagan, Ethne Crowder .... ... .... 400 W the Ave., i hn1onJ, J . Flanagan, Eunice ignora . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bremo Bluff, ,t , Fleet, Mollie 1'facgill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wind ·or Farm ·, Richmond, .t . Fleet, Shirley Heath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dent.t rt st, l . J. ro e A c., i hmnnJ, .l. Florance, Juliet Harri on ... . .. . .. . .. 182 Flow, Evaline Bernard . .. . .. .... . . ... 2 ~2 loyJ Ave., RichrnonJ, .1 . oble A e., Richn1ond, .1. Forrer, Margaret Elizabet} . ..... . ... . 301 Fountain, mmy mi th ·on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Prin e.· Anne, .1 . e enden ' treet, Washin~ton, D . Fox, Betty Lee ........ . ... . . 411 Franci , Kathleen Burke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Glen Alkn, V.1 . Frank, Eleanor Anne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hox 92, Peter burg V .t . lizabetl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . outh or olk, VJ . Franklin, Jame Fugate, Maureen Ophelia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ewing, V.1 . Gatewood, Nancy Tre e . ... .... .... 8_8 W. 29th ' t., Richmond, V.1 . Garrett, Virginia 11 n ......... ................ . .. Black tone:, V.1 . Gary Carolyn Hatch r . . . ..... . . .... 9 Maxwell Ru.id, Ri hmonJ, VJ . 'it , 1 • J. GiJlelan Kathryn millie . . ..... . . . 630 Bergen A c ., Jer c inita rt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3109 H. nt" A e., RichmunJ, V .1. Gonzalez, Go de, ara Trimble . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O Albemarle Ave., Rjclunond, V.l. Grant, Jean imone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00 ' tuart Ave ., Richn1on J, V.i. Greenbaum, Frances Rose . . . . . ... 33-4 W . Fr.1nklin ' t., Richmond, V.i . f. Greenebaum, Kathryn Estelle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ho rt i I ls, Gregory, Myra Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·h · tcr, V.1 . ii tn ' t., Ri hn1onJ, V.1. Gresham, an t Moore ...... . ..... 10 1 inch ·:-.t ·r, V.1 . Grimm, Helen A is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gu taf on, Mildred Jane ........ l -12 onfederat · Ave ., Ri hn1ond, V,i. GwaJtne, Ann Fisher ....... . ... 2512 Monument Ave., Richmon!, Hall, Dor thy Traynham ...... . . . . . 26 Brookwood Dri\e, Atlanta, · ,1 . cmina • Ave., i hmond, Hall, tella Loui e . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 6 . ran lin ' t . i hmond, V .1. Hargrove, Bernice ~ utphin . . . . . . . 40 . r·1nklin t., Ri hmond, Hargro e, Dori Ann ......... . .. 340 Harman, Ca andra War ..... . . . ............ . ...... Taz<:"'-' ·II, Harri Anne lizabeth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . eaverdam,

We'>thampt n A e., Riehm n<l, Va. .... l arolina Ave . Richmond, Va. rg ·r orothy 3 · i · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t. Alban W. Va. L1r ' !: cl n ........... . . ... . 2717 5th Av-., Richmond V •. <:1ir , iar • 1-.li:taheth .. _ ... . .. . . ..... . P. . Box 462, H) w 11, Va. H ·rtzl rg B Ila .......... _ ...... . 3301 W. race t., Richmond, Va. l · ·s, oro!t Virginia .. .. . . .. . .. . ... . 605 E. 19th t. h ter, Pa. Hibbs, e~-,it: Pc:r:-.ing<:r .... . ..... . 908 W. r nklin ., Riehm nd Va. ii I, Hdcn Jame-, ....... . . . . . . .. . .. . 46 Willwa Rd., ichmc nd, Va. Hill r ,1n, }:. v I n olc.kroft .. . ... . 2800 Montrose Ave., Richmond, Va . Hin hman, 1ar l:rin,1 . . . . . . . . . . . . J 601 W. Grae "t., Riehm nd, Va. Jot>n I Jt:n1lint: I. >ui. 1.: • • • . . . . • . 5803 lear pring d., altimore, Md. o rnun far Du an · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Je el t., Fore t Hill , . Y. I 1ffrnan, Ro l'l lt:n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 Pear Ave., ewp rt w , Va. lolJ ·n ·lizab<:th Dillard . .. . . . . .. . .. .. ... .. .. ..... Black t ne, Va. I follan Louis· il ·. .. ..... . . . . ...... . .. 304 lay t., ranklin, Va. tH d, fran <:~ Mozelle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07 H nri Rd.t Riehm nd, Va. ocal J<:an h.unpion ...... . ...... 716 . A<lam t., Pet r burg, Va. I loo tr, ath<: ri • Hird . . .. . . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . Route 3, Richmond. Va. H >o l'r, ar.d Hul<lal .. . .. . . . .. ..... . ..... . Rout 3, Richmond, Va. lou.,cr, Ruth . a · ge . . . . . . . . ... 3405 H wthorn Ave.t Richn1 nd, Va. uw<:rton, Mil ln:J Turnle ........ .. 217 . aratoga t., uff lk, Va. 1lo ·, 1-Iarri ·tl ull . . . . .. ... . 2 07 Maplewood A e., Riehm nd, Va. Hu n.tn, Jt:·1nnc: ort}arn ..... .... l03V2 Libbie Ave., Richmond, Va. ulhert, H<:tl 1a .. . .. .. ... .. ... 6553 re nvi Av ., Chicago, Ill. J<1cob. cn, Dagrnar f"lorcn e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rown' t r , Va. J,u11es l\1ilJr ·<l L ell . . . . .. . ...... 1250 23rd t., ewport w , Va. ·Jl'nki . , .· ur·t Vir inia . . . ...... . .. L4 Ell w rth Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. · {~hlin, I ah arah . . . . . . . . . . . . 3612 Hawth rne Ave., Richmond, Va. J11hn..,on, ekn Elizabeth . . . . ...... 3913 H~ n ver A e., Richmon , Va. ) inc Miria1n Alll'ne .... .. .... .... ... ..... . ........ Monter y, Va. jun•, Lillian c:nriett· ... . . . . . .. . 1825 tephen t.,Ridgewo d,N.Y. Kai~ ji ~ n M ·trgan:t >rll . . . . . . . . . . 112 . Meadow t., Richmond, Va. Ke-,et:, I-:liLabeth Ann . .. .. .. . . . ... 634 lJege A e., BluefieJdt W. Va. Kc:1np, B<:tty Page . . ...... . .. . .. ... 505 . Davi Ave., Richmond, Va. K..:uff ·l, J: h,t Maril' .... . ....... 744 Boulevard Ea t, Weehawken , N. J. · v~c.: r, 1. ri · E~tel I .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312 7 Garland Ave., Richmond, Va. Kidd 1:1 it: K·itbc:rint: . .. ... ... . ... 406 . h pp rd t., Richmond, Va. Kimi ell, Jean Louise . . . . . . . . . . . . . 543 Pr pect t., Maplew d, . J. Ki nd<.:11, Eleanor o >k~on . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 517 3rd Ave., Riehm nd, Va. K t • Do oth Louist . . . . .... .. ......... . ... .. ... . Fanwood, N. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W t Point, Va. I..t 0011, !vfJr Floran t . . . . . . . . . 4525 L onard Parkway, Riehm nd, Va. L.1nd, Ada Mar . . . ...... ..... . 1502 P achtree Blvd., Richmond, Va. Lan · ani c.: Loui!'>c . .... . . . ...... 4209 en1inary A e., Richmond, Va. l.an~k· , 1.u Jant: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179 Dup nt Circle, Norfolk, Va. Lath:.in1 Ruth Baile ... ........... . 3220 n low Ave., Richmond, Va. Lawson ~ liristinc 0 tavia ... ... . . .. ........... ... White tone, Va. Lent in, 1'.1arjoric Farguhar ... . . . .. 5929 Wayne Ave., Philadelphia , Pa. Lt i c, t· I c.:l . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . 200 l Idlewo d A e., Richmond, Va. Le: iston Kathr •n Rebe ca ........ . . 402 . Tilden t., Richmon , Va. Lewi., aomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 9 Bland t., Riehm nd, Va. l_i~on fargarct H;.1tton ..... . J 08 omn1onw alth Ave. Riehm nd, Va. I >yJ, Eilkcn Loui:e . . . .... ... . . . .. . ..... . .. Mard la pring , Md. Lo\ ing Ju li~tt 1 a ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 '507 aburnum Av ., Riehm nd, Va. Luc.1..,, Dr.t , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blacksburg, Va. 1 u .1, _Judith .trter . . . . ........ . .... .. 3505 1 t Ave., Richmond, Va. Lun1pkin. Ann.1hc.:l Farinh lit . . . . . . . . . . . h t rfi .Id C urt H u e Va. Ly le, ,. .Hht:nn~ Lc.:c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 . Lind n t. Riehm nd, Va. I. •le, Loi . Eli,r,1heth ........ . ... . . .. _() . Lind n t., Riehm nd, Va. 1.1c~1urlr '• ElizabLth Farwell . . . . . . . . . . . l Cabot t., Beverly, Mas . ~[th nL. 1\Lirgu ·ritt: .. , )renc · .... . ... . 912 -3r t. ewport ew ', Va. 11 i r -, Ja n · l.uic.: ........... ....... Dun1bart n Rd., Dumbart n, Va. 1.u1.i.:um, 11, r ' Vir~inia .... . ..... . . 200 W. 46th t., Richn1ond, Va. l.till.1111 tildrcJ Anne: ...... .. . LO ew Kent A e., Rich1nond, Va. f\L1nn, l\L1r1oric.: . . . . .... . . . ......... _ l) 2n t. . Arlington, Va. ~ .trkh.11n ddr~d lnurno ..... .. . .... _03 lvd., Riehm n , Va. f\IJr h, l~ liz~thtth J.1ne .. .... ... 2( 0 W. Manliu t., E. yracu e, . Y. l\l'J rl i11, dl'n Douglas . . .. . ..... 600 Three Chopt Rd., Richrnond, Va. l\l.1 0. 'irgini.1 Ranlh lph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ott ville, Va. l .tb " 1 trth.1 ' arJ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ut 7, Riehm ndt Va. [ un >u 'h, Lu · Ellen . . . . . . . . . . . _8.._ _ Han _ A ., Richmond Va. I Flru Al.ice ibon . . . . . . . . 81_ hamberlayne A e., Richn1 ndt Va. 1 ·flnl ·, J ~sic: ''oodr )W . . • • 12 ham rlayn A ., ichn1 nd, Va. c J J 1,ui ti l B. ~I · . . . . . . . ..6 5 Ri rm )flt A ., Lyn hbur , Va. L.Lrin, ir~inu Allen . . . . . . . . . 0 Q, k Lane, Mountain Lak J. feliu J.liL. beth . . . . . . !'> . 0 Li ingston A e., Field ton, ew York City 1ii k r. k ,1 n ·r i t t ·n Jc n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r )ft Rd., Gr n b r , . C. fit hdl Eliz.1b th r~th,111 . . . . . . . . 800 t d A ., Riehm nd, Va. ur" · ~ ri in _h ~t>phine ... . . .. .. 111 . Plun1 t., Rich mend, Va. Helt n l.1xinc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00 . 29th ""t., Richmond, Va. L1ri Llui . . . . . . .. . . 12 Av. Ri hm nd a. l n)th _' ....... . .... . . _ l- . rland A ., R 'chm nd, Va. ) n th ' Ln u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ t 9 B rt l n A . Ric hm nd Va . arri~, l\Lu~. rd Loui :-ic . . . . . . . ] izah<:th A. I t n . . . .

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Pa e, a ta lie Montague . . . . . . . . . . . . . 905 W. 30th t., Richmond, Va . Paliner orma Louise .... .... . . 213 Nottingham Rd., Richmond, Va . Parker, Florance Eubank ........... . 4524 Grove Ave., Richmond Va. Parker, Mildred thel .... . ......... 4524 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Parker, Virginia Eloise ..... . ........... Box 301, North Emporia, Va. Parsley, Phylli Llewellyn ....... . .... 3514 E. Clay St., Richmond, Va. Par on , Edith Eleanor . . . . . . . . 40 Church St., Shelbourne Falls, Mas . Parson , Emma Loui e ........... ... 3428 Floyd Ave., Richmond, Va. Pavey, Ann Ro emond ........... ... 1010 W. 45th St., Richmond, Va. Peter on, Kate Elizabeth .. . .... .. ... 2319 Atlantic St., Hopewell, Va. Petzinger, Betty Ann .... . ...... . 504 Shenandoah St., Portsmouth, Va. Phillip, Ann Clemmitt .......... 1211 Greycourt Ave., Richmond, Va. Phillips, Catherine Kay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Route 7, Richmond, Va. Philpott, Georgie Corinne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philpott, Va. Pomeroy, Evelyn Maude ........... .......... . .... Front Royal, Va. Powell, Agatha Constance ........ 3007 Patterson Ave., Richmond, Va . Powell, Monena ........... ......... 172 Serpentine Rd., Tenafly, N.]. Price, Frances Omega . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bealeton, Va. Priddy, Elizabeth La Verne ........... . 304 S. Pine St., Richmond, Va. Purcell, Margaret Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1610 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. Quillin, Mary Virginia . . ........... ......... Highland Springs, Va. Rawls, Eulalie Marion . ...... . .... 1003 Edge Hill Rd., Richmond, Va. Reynolds, Lucille Earle . . . . . . . . 41-00 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. Riker, Anne Fox ........... ......... 42 W. 58th St., New York City Riley, Betty Car on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South Boston, Va. 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