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NINETEEN RUNDRED

Annual Publication of the Student

* VOLUME TWENTY-ONE

LEANDER T. SAUNDERS, JR. EDITOR-IN - CHIEF

LUCY ELLEN McDONOUGH WESTHAMPTON EDITOR

HUGH PARKER YOUNG LAW SCHOOL EDITOR

RALPH E. KINSEY BUSINESS MANAGER

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FOREW ORD As

America began to plan her defenses for the present emergency her fir st realization was that one of the greatest contributions had been and was still being made by the colleges and universities of the country by training and developing alert and dependable Americans. For over a hundred years our school has contributed its share to the growth of America and can boast of many outstanding citizens as loyal alumni. Not through any flagwaving patriotic program but through the quietJ normal workings of a small univ ersityJ classesJ f raternitiesJ campus politicsJ and sportsJ this has been achieved. It has been therefore the purpose of the editors of this volume to catch and preserve a cross-section of everyday student life the mother of citi~nsh i p.

Westhampton Activities Building

We dedicate this volume oj the Web to Dr. Ralph

C. McDanelJ a great American teacher and friend of studentsJ in recognition of his interest and achievements in the classroom and his participation and leadership in other phases of student life.

"In the t housands business o f ministers , men it ha teachers, s educate tained hi lawyers, d throug gh distin physician h the cen ction, the orable co s and tury and _TJ rzivers ntributio who have ity of Ric n to the h;nond h atintellectu- P a aRl EleSal D deErNs 'Df Ifp. °o s W f .thBeOnA'afWtio-Rnl·Grr;,em-

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A D M IN IS TR A TI O N

DR. FREDERI C

BOATWR IGHT

President, University of Richmon d

DR. RAYlVION D B. PINCHBE CK

Dean, Richmon d College

MA y

KELLER

Dean, Westharnpton College

11ALCOL M RAY DOUBLE S

Dea11) Lau; Sch ool

MARTHA

B. LUCAS

Dean of Students ) Westham pton College

FACULTY MEMBERS. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. C. Arhens, C. 1. Albright, R. E. Alley, R. C. Astrop, J. W. Bailey, L. F. Ball, J. H. Barnett. SECOND ROW: M. E. Carver, W. F. Caylor, S. B. Cousins, F. G. Crenshaw, W. S. Cudlipp, J. Fenlon, R. E. Gaines. BOTTOM ROW: W. J. Gaines, E. S. Grable, W. B. Hackley, Rolvix Harlan, Isabel Harris, H. 0. Henderson, B. C. I-Ioltzclaw.

FRED C. AHRENS

MERTON E. CARVER

HENRY H. FUCHS

.Associate Professor of German

Associate Professor of Sociology and Psychology

Professor of Musical Theory

CHARLES LEONARD ALBRIGHT A ssociate Professor of Physics

ROBERT EDWIN GAINES RALPH T. CATTERALL Associate Professor of Law

REUBEN EDWARD ALLEY, ]R.

WILLIAM FREDERICK CAYLOR

Assistant Professor of Physics

Associate Professor of Spanish

MRS. FRANK APPERL Y

SOLON BO LIV AR COUSINS

Instructor in Sp eech

Professor of Bible

ROBERT COLLINS ASTROP

FANNY GRAVES CRENSHAW

Professor of Psychology

Director of Physical Education

JOHN WENELL BAILEY

WILLIAM SAMUEL CUDLIPP, JR.

Professor of Biology

Associate Professor of Law

LEWIS FRANKLIN BALL Assistant Professor of English

JAMES HARMON BARNETT, JR. Professor of Lau;

FREDERIC WILLIAM BOATWRIGHT President of the University

Professor of Mathematics

WILLIAM JUDSON GAINES Professor of Romance Languages

E. SHERMAN GRABLE In structor in Mathematics

MARY MOLINE GRUBBS Instructor in Physical Education

\X'OODFORD BROADUS HACKLEY Associate Professor of Latin

MALCOLM RAY DOUBLES

ROL VIX HARLAN

Dean of Law School and Professor of Law

Professor of Sociology and Social Ethics

JAMES ELLIOT DRINARD Instructor in Law

ISABEL HARRIS

JOHN FENLON Assistant Coach

Associate Professor of Mathematics

FLETCHER ORPIN HENDERSON Acting Instructor in English

LOUIS SHEPPARD HERRICK Associate Professor of Law

MARTHA B. LUCAS Associate Professor of Bible and Philosophy Dean of Students Westhampton College

BENJAMIN CLARK HOLTZCLAW Professor of Philosophy

MAY LANSFIELD KELLER Dean of Westhampton College and Professor of English

WILLMORE KENDALL Assistant Professor of Political Science and Government

CAROLINE STOOKEY LUTZ Professor of English

E. F. MACDONALD Instructor and Acting Associate Professor of Econonzics

SIDNEY T. MATTHEWS Instructor in History FRANCIS B. KEY Instructor in Mathematics

WILLIAM HA VEN KING Instructor in Law

THOMAS E. LAVENDER Assistant Professor of Ronzance Languages

SUSAN MADELINE LOUGH Professor of History

ROBERT EDWARD LOVING Professor of Physics

RALPH CLIPMAN McDANEL Professor of American History

RICHARD McDEARMON Instructor in Lau'

F. BYERS MILLER Assistant Professor of Applied Economics

SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL Professor of History

GEORGE MATTHEWS MODLIN Professor of Economics, Director of Evening School of Business Administration HAZEL IONE MOSES Associate Professor of Harp WILLIAM TAYLOR MUSE Professor of Law HUGH I. MYERS Assistant Professor of Biology JOSEPH E. NETTLES Instructor in Journalism MARGARET NOLTING Associate Professor of Physiology and Hygien e

EDWARD CRONIN PEPLE Assistant Professor of English

JOHN STANTON PIERCE Associate Professor of Chemistry

RAYMOND BENNETT PINCHBECK Professor of Applied Economics, Dean of Richmond College

FACULTY MEMBERS. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Kendall, F. B. Key, T. E. Lavender, S. M. Lough, R. E. Loving, C. S. Lutz, E. F. MacDonald. SECOND ROW: S. T. Matthews, R. C. McDanel, Richard McDearmon, F. B. Miller, S. C. Mitchell, G. M. Modlin, W. T. Muse. BOTTOM ROW: H. I. Myers, J. E. Nettles, E. C. Peple, J. S. Pierce, W. L. Prince, M. J. Rivenburg, M. L. Ross.

FACULTY MEMBERS. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Garnett Ryland, Marcia Silvette, N. W. Skinner, R. F. Smart, J. W. Smithers, J. M. Snelling, W. F. Snyder. SECOND ROW: S. W. Stevenson, G. F. Thistlethwaite, H. P. Thomas, Pauline Turnbull, C. H. Wheeler, A. I. Whitten, Ruth Whittredge. BOTTOM ROW: Alton Williams, M. H. Woodfin, C. B. Wray, J. G. Wright.

GRACE STARR WENDT Professor of Music

MALCOLM U. PITT

N. WILFORD SKINNER

Associate Coach

Instructor in German

WILLIAM LOFTIN PRINCE

ROBERT FORTE SMART Associate Professor of Biology

Associate Professor of Mathematics

MARGOT S. RAGLAND Professor of Vocal Music

JOHN WESTWOOD SMITHERS Professor of Law

ABRAM I. WHITTEN Instructor in Chemistry

MARJORIE J. RIVENBURG Assistant Professor of Latin

JOHN M. SNELLING Instructor and Acting Professor of Sociology

RUTH WHITTREDGE Assistant Professor of Fr ench

Professor of Education

MARGARET L. ROSS Associate Professor of English

WALTER F. SNYDOR Associate Professor of Classics

GARNETT RYLAND

SAMUEL WHITEFIELD STEVENSON Professor of English

Professor of Chemistry

RICHARD LEWIS SCAMMON In structor in Dramatic Art and Pupp etry

MARCIA SIL VETTE In structor in Art

GLENN F. THISTLETHWAITE Professor of Physical Education

HERMAN P. THOMAS Associate Professor of Economics and Applied Economics

CHARLES H. WHEELER, III

ALTON WILLIAMS Associate Professor of English in Charg e of D rama

ELLSWORTH WILTSHIRE Associate Professor of Law

MAUDE HOWLETT WOODFIN Associate Professor of History and Political Science

CHARLES B. WRAY Professor of Accounting

PAULINE TURNBULL ESTHER B. SILVIA Assistant Professor of Spanish

Associate Professor of Latin and Registrar

JEAN GRAY WRIGHT Professor of French

dent body again in one of the most important and most difficult jobs on the campus. The successful working of this group has been largely responsible for the maintenance of the principles for which the university stands.

Richmond College Student Governmen t Under the capable leadership of President Mac Pitt, Jr. and the other officers of Student Government the regular duties. and problems of the group have been successfully solved. The Senate has been responsible for the purchase of two new bulletin boards, additional lights along the campus walks, and the conducting of FreshMAC PITT, JR. man elections without pressure President of politics. A new law was also passed which restricts the number of absences of a senator to a minimum of two meetings. But the most outstanding thing this body did was to sponsor the Cafe Millhiser for the purpose of raising enough money to meet the needs of the student body. This venture was such a big success and everyone had so much fun that this is expected to become an an.n ual event. The Honor Council has silently served the stu-

T'om Warriner, Vice-president; Vernon Lankford, Treasurer; Ralph Kinsey. Senators Ed Brooks, Max Katz; Clarence Major, Bob Phillips, Ben Rouzie, Publications Representative; Bert Milling, Representative to Athletic Council.

HONOR COUNCIL. SEATED: Lee Saunders; Straughan Gettier, Secretary; Roy Wymbs, Chairman; Ralph Kinsey, ViceChai.rman; John D ecker. STANDING: Dave Satterfield; Pierce Ellis; Jack Manley.

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Richmond College Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senator -

EnwARD KLEIN - THOMAS GREEN LELAND HIGGINBOTHAM - DEREK HAYLEY - GEORGE Cox

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mitchell, Fenlon, Thistlethwaite, MacKenzie. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senator -

President Vice President Secretary Sentttor -

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senator -

- JOHN GLEASON - THADDEUS CRUMP - STANLEY HARDING - CLAUDE ]ONES

- }OE FORTUNATO

- WILLIAM MACIL w AINE - WILLIAM TROTTER - PATRICK FENLON - THOMAS HUGHES -

BERT ]ONES

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Trotter, Jones, Macilwaine, Fenlon, Hughes.

FRESH11AN CLASS .OFFICERS: Jones, Gleason, Crump, Harding.

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- ROBERT FENLON

SOPH0l\10RE CLASS OFFICERS

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Green, Klein, Cox, Higginbotham.

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

- RICHARD THISTLETHWAITE - STEVE MITCHELL - ALLISTER MACKENZIE

JOSEPH A. AMRHEIN, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree LAMBDA C .HI ALPHA

JOHN LEONARD AMRHEIN

Freshman Football; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Athletics; Harlequin Club, 3; Interf raternity Council, 3; Varsity Crew, 3, 4.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

Collegian Staff, 1, 2; Varsity Crew, 3, 4;

RICHARD LINWOOD ADAMS

Freshman Football, Intramural Athletics, 1, 2, 3, 4.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree PHI DELTA THETA

Freshman Tennis

CALEB LIVINGSTON BATTEN SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA Appli cant f or B ..A.. D egree

RICHARD ANKERS

FRANK J. BAKER

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Applicant for B.A. D egree

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

Alpha Mu Omicron; Rho Eta Sigma; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2 , Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Freshman Baseball; Intra1nural Athletics; Member Forensic Council; Vice-President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2.

Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet.

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ALFRED RIFFE BAUGHAN

SHELTON THOMAS BELSCHES

COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

CARSON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

THETA CHI

Philologian, 3, Secretary, 4; Intramural Athletics.

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2; Choir, 2; Glee Club, 2; University Players, 3, 4.

NORV AL WILSON BETTS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration SIGMA PHI EPSILON

Intra111ural Athletics, 2, 3.

Seniors Enjoy That live

WILLIAM GOODE BEVILLE PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Rho Eta Sigma; Collegian Staff, 1, Staff Assistant, 2, Assistant News Editor, 3; Radio Guild, 1; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, Secretary, 3; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 4; Glee Club, 2, 4; Debating Tearr1, 4.

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HARROL ANDREW BRAUER,

WILLIAM HARRISON BINGHAM

Jrt.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree

THF.TA CHI

S!GMA ALPHA EPSILON

Cbe1nistry Club, 2, 3, President, 4; Fresbm~n Football ; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramural Athletics.

Transfer from V. P. I.; Rho Eta Sigma; 1\1essenger Editor, 4; Collegian Staff, 2, Feature Editor, 3; Radio Guild , 2, Publicity Director, 3, President, 4; Glee Club, 2; Choir, 2, 3; Mu Sig1na Rh o Literary Societv, 2, 3; Planning Commission, 3, 4; Harlequin Club, 3, 4.

ROBERT STUART BLACK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business A dministration KAPPA ALPHA

Pi D elta Epsilon, Vice-President; Collegian Staff, 1, 2, 3; Harlequin Club, 2, 3, Vice-President, 4; M essenger, 3, Business Manager, 4; V arsity Track M anager; Manager Cross Country; Interf raternity Council, 4; Varsity Club; Intramural Athletics.

Captain Milling at the Bonfire

COURTNEY COX BOWEN T AZEW ELL, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree PHI KAPPA SIGMA

Freshman Football, Basketball ; V arsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3.

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WILLIAM EDWARD BRISTOW PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Alpha Mu Omicron; Economics Association, 2, 3; Dean's List.

EDWIN BEVERLY BROOKS,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

KAPP A ALPHA

Varsity Crew, 2, Business Manager, 3, Captain, 4; Interf raternity Council, 3, 4; Interf raternity Dance Committee; Intran1ural Athletics; Harlequin Club, 4; Senator-atlarge; President of Pi Kappa Alpha, 4.

WILLIAM MARK BRUCH BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree KAPPA SIGMA

Transfer f ro1n Bluefield College; Beta Beta Beta, Vice-President, 4; Medical Assistant, 4.

MEL VIN WALDOÂ· BURNETTE MEL VIN DWIGHT BURGESS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. D egree

Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administration Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1;

Dean's List.

KAPP A ALPHA

Interfraternity Council, 2, 3; Forensic Council, 3; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3, 4; Harlequin Club, 4; Intramural Athletics .

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AUSTIN BRAXTON CLARK MANAKIN, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree

Rho Eta Sigma; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 4; Dean's List.

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BILLY BRUFFIE CONNOR ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Alpha D elta; Ministerial Association, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4.

VINCENT WILLIAMS C.OLLINS APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. D egree PHI GAMMA D .E LTA

BERNARD GIBSON CLINE,

JR.

Freshman Football, Baseball ; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2; V arsity Club, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Athl etics.

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A . D egree KAPPA ALPHA

Beta Beta Beta; Freshman Football, Baseball ; Philologian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; Y.M.C.A., 2, 3; Biology Club, 4; Varsity Track, 3; Adviser's Committee, 4; Intramural Athletics; Botany Assistant, 4.

HARDY WINBURN CROXTON MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS

Applicc1nt for B.A. D egree KAPPA ALPHA

GEORGE EDWIN COX

ROBERT CLAUDE COTTEN,

JR.

COVINGTON, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant fo r B.A. D egree

Applicant for B.A. D egree

KAPPA ALPHA

THETA CHI

Chemistry Club, 2, 3, Vice-President, 4; Web Staff, 1; V arsity Cross Country, 2; Intermediate Honors ; Biology Club, 4; Camera Club, 3; Senator-at-large; D ean's List.

Omicron D elta Kappa, President, 4; Tau Kappa Alpha; Collegian Staff, 1, 2, M anaging Editor, 3; S. C. M itchell Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; D ebate Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Athletics.

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LOUIS PAUL DIVICO

JACK SAUNDERS DUDLEY

TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK Applicant for B.A. Degree

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

KAPPA SIGMA

Intramural Athletics.

Transfer from Bluefield College; Varsity Tennis Team, 4.

WILLIAM DEWITT ELLIS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Phi Beta Kappa; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3, 4; Modern Language Club, 3; Newman Club, 3, 4; Intermediate Honors; Dean's List.

Belsches Makes a Purchase

JOHN WILLIAM ETHERIDGE SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Ap/7licant for B.A. Degree THETA CHI

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; University Players, 1, 2, 3, President, 4; Radio Guild, 4.

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LEMUEL W. FITZGERALD

FRED CLAUDE FORBERG

COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Fresh1nan Football; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

WALTER RAY GAMBILL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Â· Applicant for B .A. Degree

George Makes the Kick-off

ROBERT ARMISTEAD GARY, III RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administration PHI KAPPA SIGMA

Alpha Mu 01nicron, Secretary, 3; Freshman Manager, Football, Baseball; Harlequin Club, 3, 4; lf/ eb Staff, 4; Intramural Athletics; Dean's list.

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ELLIS P. GEORGE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree PHI DELTA THETA

Biology Club, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club, 2, 3; Newman Club, 3; Intramural Athletics.

STRAUGHAN LOWE GETTIER NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

Alpha Delta, Tau Kappa Alpha.

ALFRED RACHELS GILBERT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

AYLETT WOODSON GOODE, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

ARCHIE M. GIRAGOSIAN

PHI GAlvfMA DEL TA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Omicron Delta Kappa; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, Vice-President, 2, President, 3; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet; Collegian, Associate Managing Editor, 2; Forensic Council, Secretary-Treasurer, 3; Senate Member, 3; Manager, Tennis, 3; Chairman, Interfraternity Dance Committee, 4.

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Freshman Basketball, Baseball ; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 2; Modern Language Club, 3; Treasurer, Class, 3.

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Applicant for B.S. Degree

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2 ; Dean's List.

JOHN NEWTOÂ·N GORDON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree PHI GAMMA DELTA

Beta Beta Beta; lV eb Staff, 1 ; Fencing, 2 ; Varsity Tennis, 3, 4.

OWEN GW AT'H MEY BEULAHVILLE, VIRGINIA Aj,plicant for B.A. Degree PHI GAMMA DELTA

THOMAS WALTON GREEN

Freshman Track; Varsity Track, 2, 3, Captain, 4; Philologian Literary Society, 1, 2; Y.M.C.A.; Chemistry Club; Intramural Athletics.

BURKEVILLE, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree PHI GAM1\1A DELTA

JOHN D. GRIFFIN,

JR.

POQUOSON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

Phi Beta Kappa; Freshman Football; Freshman Manager, Baseball; Varsity Manager, Baseball, 2; Collegian Staff, 2; Intercollegiate Relations Manager, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 3, Treasurer, 4; Vice-President of ~lass, 4; Intennediate Honors.

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

Freshn1an Football; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4.

DEREK HAYLEY

RANDOLP'H BROOKS HALL NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Mu 01nicron; Freshman Track; Mu Sig1na Rho Literary Society, 1 ; Radio Guild, 1 ; Choir, 1, 2.

JOHN MARCELLUS HARDMAN ETTRICK, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Rho Eta Sigma; Intramural Athletics; Dean's List.

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WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Freshman Baseball Manager; Varsity Baseball Manager, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Class, 1; Varsity Golf Team, 3, 4; Planning Commission, Secretary, 4; Treasurer of Class, 4; Intramural Athletics.

GEORGE GARNETT HAYNES

WILLIAM NELSON HEFLIN

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Rho Eta Sigma; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 4; Dean's List.

HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree THETA CHI

WILLIAM PAUL HEPLER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA . A/Jplicctnt for B.A. Degree Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1; Glee Club, 1; Ministerial Association, 2 .

Tirne Out for Seniors

THOMAS OVERTON HERNDON ORE BANK, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A. D egree Ministerial Association, 1, 2 , 4 ; Philologian Literary Society, 3, 4.

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ERNEST LELAND HIGGINBOTHAM

ROLAND BRAXTON HILL, JR.

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Alpha Delta; Tau Kappa Alpha; Ministerial Association, 1, 2, 3, President, 4; Debate Team .

SIGMA PHI EPSILON

Transfer from William and Mary; Intramural Athletics; Dean's List.

WILLIS DABNEY HOLLAND RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree Collegian Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club,

3, 4; D ean's List.

Nothing Like a Good Snow Battle

MAC JOHNSON HOUGH SALEM, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree KAPPA SIGMA

Philologian Literary Society, 1 ; TJ'.I" eb Staff, 2; Che1nistry Club, 4.

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EMMETT LEE HUBBARD CHASE CITY, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S . Degree in Business Administration

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Mi:- Sigma Rho Literary Society, 2; Harlequin Club, 4; Y.M.C.A., 3, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3, 4; President of Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramurals; Dean's List.

SAMUEL LINDEN JOHNSON HARPER'S FERRY, WEST VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree lVeb Staff, Assistant Editor, 4.

ARTHUR LEAKE JONES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Pi Sigma; Freshman Football Manager; Varsity Football Manager, 2; Fencing Team, 2; Intermediate Honors.

ALBERT STANESS KELLAM

RAYMOND EDWIN JONES BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer from Bluefield College ; Beta Beta Beta.

RICHARD WILLIAM KARDIAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree Newman Club, 3, 4.

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B .S. Degree Freshman Track, Cross Country; Varsity, Track, 2, 3, 4 ; Cross Country, 2, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Y.M.C.A.; Dean's List.

RALP'H ELLSWORTH KINSE.Y RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration SIG1'1A PHI EPSILON

THOÂ·MAS EDWIN KING MARLINTON, WEST VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree KAPPA ALPHA

Transfer from Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Glee Club, 4.

HENRY EUGENE KING

01nicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Alpha Mu Omicron, President, 4; TVeb Business Staff, 1, 2, Assistant Business Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 2, Treasurer, 3; Harlequin Club, 2, 3, 4; Honor Council, 3, Vice-Chairman, 4; Interf raternity Council; Secretary Student Government, 4; Intramural Athletics; President, Sign1a Phi Epsilon, 4; Chairman, Interfraternity Orchestra Committee; Dean's List.

WILMINGTON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree

RICHARD CARROLL KLAFFKY

Alpha Mu Omicron; Philologian Literary Society, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club, 3; Dean's List.

HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK

SYDNEY HUNTLEY KNIPE GLEN RIDGE, NEW JERSEY A/1 plicc112t for B.S . D egree in Busin ess Administration KAPPA SIG1'1A

Freshn1an Football; Varsity Football, 2; Varsity Crew, 2, 4; Intramural Athletics.

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Adniinistration

EDWARD MILTON KLEIN

SIG1'1A ALPHA EPSILON

BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT

Alpha Mu Omicron; Mu Sigma Rho, 1, 2; TP eb Staff, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2; Varsity Golf Team, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 2; Interfraternity Council; Harlequin Club; Chairn1an Interf raternity Finance Committee; Intramural Athletics; Co-Manager Tennis Team, 3, 4; President, Sigma Phi Epsilon, 4; Dean's List.

AjJplicant for B.S. Degree in Business Adnzinistration PHI ALPHA

Harlequin Club, 3, 4; Interfraternity Council; President Class, 4; President, Phi Alpha, 4; Intramural Athletics.

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CHARLES WILLARD KRAUSE

VERNON THOMAS LANI<FORD

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Applicant for B.A. Degree Choir, 1, 2; Radio Guild, 3, 4.

BLOXOM, VIRGINIA ApjJlic uzt for B.A. D egree KAPPA ALPHA

Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Y.M.C.A., 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Philologian Literary Society, 2, 3 ; Rho Eta Sig111a Treasurer, 4; Treasurer, Student Government, 4; Intermediate Honors; President, Kappa Alpha, 4; Interf raternity Council, 4; Intramural Athletics; D ean 's List.

ERNEST WILLIAM LANGFORD,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Busin ess Administration

An Inzportant Play in lntranzurctls

DOUGLAS WINFIELD LAIRD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A/JjJlicant for B.S. Dep,ree in Business Administration PHI KAPPA SIGMA

Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Mu Omicron, Treasurer; Assistant Football Manager, 1, 2, 3, Manager, 4; Harlequin Club, 2, 3, President, 4; Honor Council, 4; President of Phi Kappa Sign1a; Interfraternity Council; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4; Web Business Staff, 2, 3; Intramural Athletics; Intermediate Honor .

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AL VIN PENROSE LONG

IRVIN LOVENST EIN

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA AjJplicant for B.S. Degree Beta Beta Beta; Freshman Football, Track; Varsity Track, 2, 4; Chetnistry Club, 3.

SAVANNA H, GEORGIA Applicant for B.A. Deg1'ee PHI ALPHA

Freshman Basketball; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 1, 2; Web Staff, 2; Intramural Athletics.

MANN TERRELL LOWRY BEAVER DAM, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Beta Beta Beta; Chemistry Club, 3, 4; Mu Sig1na Rho Literary Society, 2, 3; Biology Club, 4.

President Klein and His Date

VIRGIL MASON LUMSDEN,

JR.

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA ,/J.pplicant fo1' B.A. Degt'ee SIGMA PHI EPSILON

Freshtnan Track Manager; Varsity Track Manager, 2; Collegian Business Staff, 1, 2; . C. Mitchell Literary Society, 1; Intran1ural Athletics; Dean's List. .

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...

JOSEPH HENRY MACK RUNNEMEDE, NEW JERSEY Applicant for B.S. Degree

PI KAPPA ALPHA Freshman Football, Captain; Basketball; Baseball; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3, ·4.

CLARENCE E. MAJOR STORMONT, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

PHI DELTA THETA Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; President of Phi Delta Theta, 4; Interf raternity Council, 4; Intramural Athletics.

HAROLD LOCKWOOD MANAHAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

DALLACE MARABLE NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A . D egree Mu Sigma Rho Literary Societv, 1, 2; Ministerial Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; President, Bowling League, 4; Intramural Athletics.

PHILIP BENJAMIN MASON

T. HAROLD McVA Y, JR.

HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree

PHI GAMMA DELTA

PHI GAMMA DEL TA

· Alpha Mu Omicron; Freshman Football Manager; Varsity Basketball Manager, 4; . University Players, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4; Debate Team, 3.

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Freshman Football, Track; Varsity Football, 2, 3, Captain, 4; Varsity Track, 2, 3, Captain, 4; Secretary Class, 3; Varsity Club, 3, President, 4; Intramural Athletics.

JERRY G. MILLER FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Freshman Track; Philologian Literary Society, 2, 3; Band, 1, 2, 3.

GEORGE KENNETH MILLER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Adniinistration SIGMA PHI EPSILON

Freshn1an Football; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 1; Debate Tea1n, 1.

ALVIN HUDSON MILLER LOCKLIES, VIRGINIA AjJplicant for B.A. Degree SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

Fresh1nan Cross Country; Choir, 1, 2; lr7 eb taff, l; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2; Intran1ural Athletics.

WILLIAM EDWIN MILLER,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Aj1/J/icc1nt for B.S. Degree in B1tsin ess Administrc1tion LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

Collegian Bu iness Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4.

BERT WILLIAM MILLING MOBILE, ALABAMA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Adnzinistration KAPPA SIGMA

Freshn1an Football; Varsity Football, 2, 3, Captain, 4; Class Treasurer, 1; Vice-President, 2; Harlequin Club, 4; Interfraternity Council, 4; Athletic Representative, 4; Dean's List.

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ROBERT S. MURPHEY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree

MATTHEW NA THAN

HAROLD WAYNE PARKER

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Applicant for B.A. D egree

CARTER VILLE, VIRGI IA A/J/J/ir.1111 for B.S. D egrel Transfer f ron1 Bluefield College ; Alpha Delta; Mu Sign1a Rho Literary ocicty, 3; :tvfinisterial Association, 3, 4; Track, 4; Can1era Club, 4.

Transfer from Blue.field College; Beta Beta Beta; Varsity Track, 3, 4.

EDWIN FINDLAY PAULI RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree PHI DELTA THETA

The Queen of the Senior Ball

JAMES LINWOOD PETER ' SA DSTO , VIRGIKIA A/J /J/irdnl for B .S. D egree in Bu 1ine1.1 AdJJl in i.1 I rt.1t ion

KAPPA ALPHA

Fre hman Track; H arlequin Cl ub, 3, 4; Economics Club, 3, 4; Varsity Track, 4; I ntramu ra I Athletics.

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ROBERT MACON PHILLIPS

RALPH KNIGHT PICKELS

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Aj1j1licant /or B.S. Degree

Applicant for B.S. D egree Collegian Staff, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Track, 3, 4;

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

Intramural Athletics.

Pi Delta Epsilon; lf/ eb Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, President, 4; Choir, 1, 2, 3, President, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2; Intermediate Honors; Chemistry Club, 3, 4; Senatorat large; Intramural Athletics.

ROBERT ELMO PIPER,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Sigma Pi Sigma; Collegian Circulation Staff, 1, 2, Manager Accounts, 3, 4; Mathematics, 1; Band, 2; Librarian, 3, Business Manager,

4; Choir, 3, 4; University Players, 3, 4; Radio Guild, Electrician, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 3, 4.

The Science Quadrangle

MALCOLM UPSHUR PITT,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

A/J/Jlicant for B.A. Degree PHI GAMMA DELTA

On-1icron D el ta Kappa ; Pre. ident of Student Go e rnment, 4; Fresh1nan Ba ketball; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, Captain, 4; Fre hman Baseball ; Varsity Ba eball, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3; ~cnator, 3; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 2, 3; D ean' Li. t.

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LEONARD ALFRED PURDY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree PHI DELTA THETA

Fencing, 1; Camera Club, 1; Biology Club, 4.

TONY RUSSELL REA SPENCER, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Cross Country, 1 ; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1.

PHILIP GORDON REMINE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree KAPPA SIGMA

DONALD KENT ROBERTSON WILLIAM LAMAR ROBERSON HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

Beta Beta Beta; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 3; Biology Club, 4; Intramural Athletics.

MATTOAX, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Pi Sigma; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, 4; University Players, 1, 3, Business Manager, 4; Band, 1, 2; Intermediate Honors; Chemistry Club, 3, 4; Radio Guild, 4; Lawrence Fellowship; Dean's List.

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Omicron Delta Kappa; Beta Beta Beta; Fresh1nan Track; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3, 4; Philologian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; Senator-at-large, 2; Biology Club, 3, 4; Chetnistry Club, 3, 4.

CHARLES ROBINSON RICI-IMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

CHARLES RAY ROUTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA ApjJlicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administration

ZANE GREY ROSS CHILHOWIE, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Transfer from Bluefield College; Jvlinisterial Association, 3, 4; Radio Guild, 3, Chief Engineer, 4; Camera Club, 3, Vice-President, 4.

DAVID LAUDER ROBERTSON,

JR.

PELHAM, NEW YORK AjJplicc1nt for B.S. D ef!,1'ee in Business Ad1ninistration Fre. hn1an, Football, Baseball; Varsity Foothall, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4.

LEANDER THOMAS SAUNDERS,

JR.

IVOR, VIRGINIA ApjJ/icant for B.A. D egree PHI GAMMA DELTA

EDWARD ROBIN SCHAPIRO RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A/1/J/ic int for B.A. D egree Phi Beta Kappa; Modern Language Club; Intern1 ediate Honors; D ean 's List.

Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; lf/e b Staff, 1, 2, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4; Mu Sign1a Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; J\1essenger: Associate Editor, 3; Rho Eta Sig1na; Honor Council, Secretary, 4; Y.M.C.A.; Intermediate Honors.

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ELI IRVING SCHRIEBERG RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree PHI ALPHA

ROBERT HAMMOND SEASE

LA WREN CE BROWINING SHEFFIELD

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree

RICHMON D , VIRGIN IA A pplicant for B.A . D egree Band , 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 3 Â· Aviation, 3, 4.

SIGMA PHI EPSILON

H arlequin Club, 3.

MARTIN SHEINTOCH PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree T ransfer from University of Virginia; lf,,.eb Staff, 2 ; Intran1ural Athletics .

Senior M cVay at the Pop Concert

WILLIAM JAMES SNOW RICHMO D, V IRG I IA .c1pplicctnl for B.S . D egree 1g ma Pi Sig ma ; U niversity P l ay e r~ , 1 ; Radio G uild, 3, 4.

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CHARLES EVERETT SPAIN

LAWRENCE EARL SPIERS,

P TER BURG, VIRGINIA ApjJlicant for B ..A . Degree Transfer fro1n Bluefield College; Ministerial A ociation, 3, 4.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Glee Club, Librarian, 1, 2, 3, 4.

EP'I--IRAIM STEINBERG RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree PHI ALPHA

S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 1, 2; Chemistry Club, 3, 4; Secretary, Phi Alpha, 3, Vice-President, 4; Intran1ural Athletics.

The Refectory

ALEX B. STERNBERG RICHMO D, VIRGI IA A/Jp/ic 1nl for B.A. Degree Univ rs i ty Player , 3, 4.

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JR.

1942.._..,

JACKSON JOHNSON TAYLOR WINNABOW, NORTH CAROLINA Applicant for B.S. Degree Sigma Pi Sigma, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Freshman Football; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 2; Intramural Athletics.

WILLIAM ALEXANDER TAYLOR SPENCER, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Busin ess Administration LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

Mu Sig1na Rho Literary Society, 1; Intramural Athletics; Dean's List.

HARDING LESTER THOMAS MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree THETA CHI

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intran1ural Athletics .

JOHN MARSHALL TRAYLOR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree

FREDERICK BOOTH UZZLE

CHARLES TIMOTHY WALTHALL

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Radio Guild, 1, 2, Director, 3, 4; Collegian Staff, 1; Camera Club, 3, President, 4.

MATOACA, VIRGINIA AjJ j7licmzt for B.A. D egree

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THETA CHI

THOMAS EMMETT WARRINER

JR.

LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A . D egree THETA CHI

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administration

Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Tau Kappa Alpha; Rho Eta Sigma; Coll egian Reporter, 1, News Editor, 2, Managing Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4; Philologian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; Debate Team, 2, 3; Vice-President Class, 3; Planning Commission, 3, 4; University Players, 3, 4; Harlequin Club, 3, 4; Web Staff, 3; Intermediate Honors; McAdams Award; Vice-Presi~ent Student Government, 4; Intramural Athletics.

STUART LEE WILLIAMS

THOMAS NELSON WILLIAMS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A . D egree Pi Delta Epsilon; Rho Eta Sigma; Freshn1an Track Manager; Collegian Business Staff, 1, Staff Assistant, 2, News Editor, 3; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Business Manager, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 1, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Spider Handbook Assistant Editor, 3, Editor, 4.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.S . D egree

SCOTT HENRY WERMUTH, JR.

ROY JORDAN WASHER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A/J/Jlicc.1nt for B.S. Degree in Business Ad1n inist ration

WALTER DANIEL WHOLEY FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA AjJplicant for B.A. Degree Fre hman Football, Ba ketball, Baseball, Track; Var ity, Football, 2, 3, 4; B8sketball, 3, 4; Ba eball, 2, 3, Captain, 4; Newman Club, Vice-Pre ident, 3.

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KAPPA ALPHA

Pi Delta Epsilon; Freshman Track Manager, Cross Country; Collegian Reporter, 1, M anager Exchanges, 2, Assistant Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Spider H andbook, Business Manager, 3; Chemistry Club, 4; Radio Guild, 3.

MARK S. WILLING

LAWRENCE HAYWOOD WILLIS

MOUNT HOLLY, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicctnt for B.S. Degree Chemistry Club, 3, 4; D ean' List.

PHI KAPP A SIGMA

Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon, President; Web Staff, 2, Assistant Editor, 3; President of Class, 3; Messenger Staff, 4; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; Forensic Council, 3; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 3; Intramural Athletics.

CHARLIE FRANCIS WINGO RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Chemistry Club, 3; Dean's List.

ANDREW ANTHONY FRONCZEK HARVEY, ILLINOIS Freshman Football; Varsity Football, 2, 3; Track, 1, 2, 3; Chemistry Club.

JULIAN OVE.RBY WINN

ROY PAUL WYMBS

KEYSVILLE, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Alpha Mu Omicron; Collegian Circulation Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 2; Dean's List.

FREDERICKSBUR G, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Band, 1, 2, 3, President, 2; Honor Council 3, Chairman, 4; Varsity Golf, 3, 4; Coll ge Orche tra, Student leader, 3; Chemistry Club, 3, 4; Sigma Pi igma; Intramural Athletic ; Fredericksburg Club, President; Dean's list.

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Junior

Class

VANCE QUENTIN AL VIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sabot, Va. GEORGE THOMA.S ASBELL, ]R. . . . . . . . Portsmouth, Va. RoscoE SEASE AULL, ]R . .. ... . .... Washington, D. C. ]OHN WARREN BAIN ..... . ........ Brooklyn, N. Y.

IVAN RAY BAKER, ]R . ...... . ..... . ... . Norfolk, Va. ] OSEPH RANDALL BALDERSON . . . . . . . . Petersburg, Va. WILLIAM THORNTON BAREFORD ......... Ozeana, Va. ]AMES HAMIL TON BARNES . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va.

HARMON BARNETT, III ........ Richmond, Va. ROBERT GREIG BARR ......... .... ... Richmond, Va. ARTHUR DOUGLAS BEACHAM ........ Greenville, S. C. CHARLEY ROBERT BELLIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Apollo, Pa. ]AMES

HINTON CLAY BINFORD, ]R . .......... Richmond, Va. EDGAR MALLORY BINNS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roanoke, Va. SAMUEL SKINNER BRITT, ]R . . . . . ...... Abingdon, Va. ARTHUR HENRY BROWN, ]R . ........ . ... Bangor, Pa.

GEORGE NEL ON BULL, ]IL . . . . . . .. . . . . Norfolk, HOWARD OL EN BURNETTE . ... . . .... Boulevard, R w LAND HARVEY BuHNS .... . ..... .. Lebanon, WILLARD WHITE BURTON ......... . . Richmond,

Va . Va. Va. Va.

AUBREY ' NEAD CAMDEN ... . ..... . .... Chatham, ROBERT BARNETT CARTER, jR . . . . ... . . Richmond, FRED WALLACE CLARK ON .. .. .... .. .. Roanoke, 1-{ARVIN FHFDERICK COLE .. . .. .. .... . Richrnond,

Va. Va. Va. Va.

FRANK ROBERT RoRERT HFNRY

TUART CovEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HENRY CRAN ' HAW .......... RrTCHlE CRAWFORD . . . . . . . . . ADD!SO N DA1 TON ... . . .. ....

Va. Va. Va. Va.

WILI IA

Rich1nond, Richn1ond, Rich1nond, Richmond,

FRANK LI DA I . . . . . . . . . . . . Blanton , Va . J H r LA\VL DF CKT:R .... . ... . ... White Plain N _ Y . F1TCHfTT TROWER D1 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ea t ille, Va. ARI K1 . FL DvoR ~ CHAK ..... . ... Wallington, . ].

SHERW'OOD BAKER ECK . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richn1o nd, Va. GEORGE LEE EuTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmo nd, Va. GEORGE LANGSTER FARNUM ....... ... Rich1no nd, Va. ROBERT ..WILLIAM FENLON . . ..... Washin gton, D. C.

ROBERT ]AMES FILER ....... .. . . . .... Richmo nd, \XfILLIAM ]OSEPH FINNEGAN ..... . ... Richmo nd, JOHN ROBERT FITZGERALD ....... .... Pittsbur gh, ARTHUR POUND FLIPPO ....... ....... Doswel l,

Va. Va. Pa. Va.

JOSEPH ANTHONY FORTUNATO ...... Montcla ir, N. ]. RALPH WooDFORD FRANKLIN . . . . Frederic ksburg, Va. IVAN GRAHAM FREED ....... ...... Harriso nburg, Va. GuY RAYMOND FRIDDELL . . . . . . . . . . . . Rich1no nd, Va.

ROBERT DANIEL GANO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmo nd, ]OHN LEFEBYRE GAYLE ....... ...... Richmo nd, WILLIAM WAYNE GENTRY ....... .... Richmo nd, ROBERT O 'KENNON GILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ettrick,

Va. Va. Va. Va.

\Xt' ILLIAM BROCKE BROUGH GRAHA t . . Richmo nd, Va. ToHN EDWARD GRIGG . . . . . . . . ... ..... Richn1o nd, Va . JEROME GROSS .. ....... ..... . .. .. .. Richmo nd, Va. .... . ....... .. Fif , Va. WALTER WIGHT.MAN HADE

ROBERT MoR E HATHA'WAY . ...... . Pleasan tville, JoH CABELL HORSLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . chuyler, ALTON LEROY HOWELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmo nd, ..... . . .... . ... Richmo nd, HARVEY LEE H u o o

Va. Va. Va. Va.

Richmo nd, Richmo nd, Richmo nd, Peter burg,

Va.

RUPERT STA LEY H GHE . . . . .. . .... HUNEYCUTT ....... .. ] :\MES WILSO MORELAND RUSSELL lRHY . ..... .. ... ALEX 1\ DER SAM UEL JACOBS ... . .....

F10YD ELDRIDGE ] , RVL, FRED ALBERT ]EN I GS, CECIL FRANKLIJ J 0 ES CI ARE 1 CE BAILEY JONE

Va. Va. Va.

]R . . . ....... . Richmo nd, Va. ]R . .. .... .. .. Richmo nd, Va . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmo nd, Va. . C. ....... . ... Pendleto n,

MAXWELL DAVID KATZ . . . . ... . ... . ............ }AME BR UCE KELLI 0 H GH LATIMER KEY ER . . . . . . . . . . . . RICHARD HARRI GTON KRAFT . . . . . . .

Montclair,

. ].

. Richmond, Va. . Richmond, Va. . Richmond, Va.

TER THEVELIAN LEAKE, JR . ....... Richmond, Va. WILLJAM ALLI TER MACKE ZIE .. .. Roadstown, N. J. LIFFORD MALLERY ... . . .. . Richmond, Va. WILLIAM ]ACK HAMILTON MA LEY . ...... . ... . Buchanan, Va. H

THEODORE TUCKER MARTIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . AM EL Do u GLA M CAMMON, JR . . . . WILLIAM HENRY METZGER, ]R . . . . . . . . Jo EPH BERNARD MICHAEL ON .. . .. . .

. Towson, Md . Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. Rich1nond, Va.

LORD MITCHELL ......... Martin ville, EH.NE T WARNER Moo EY, ]R . .... . . . Petersburg, RI HARD BAXTER NICHOL ' JR . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Rr rL\RD LEMFNT \X'EN, JR .. . . . ... .. Norfolk, 1 EPHEN

Va. Va. Va. Va.

S PENCER OWENS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portsmouth, Va. \\lARREN MAXWELL PACE .. .... . ... Bloomfield, N. J. HORACE EUGENE PERKINS . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. GORDON FRANKLIN PHILLIPS . . . . . . . . Pocahontas, Va.

OSCAR A UGUST POHLIG, ]R. . . . . . . . . . . VICTOR EUGENE PREGEANT . . . . . . . . . . . HARVEY BENSON PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ROLLO IVAN PUSEY, JR. . . . . . .

Rich1nond, Va. Richmond, Va. . Phoebus, Va. Richtnond, Va.

MEREDITH W. RHODES . . . University of Rich1nond, Va. STRAUGHAN STAFFORD RICHARDSON, ]R . .... Lilian, Va. ARTHUR PARK ROACH, ]R. . . .......... Richmond, Va. FRANK LAFAYETTE RosE, ]R . . . ........ Windsor, Va.

GEORGE WILLIAM ADLER, JR . . . . . . . .. Richn1ond, Va . HECTOR MA UEL SAMPAYO ..... San Juan, Puerto Rico WILLIAM ALFRED SA DRIDGE . . . . . . . . Rich1nond, Va. DA TIEL Jo EPH SASMOR .. .... . . ...... . Bronx, N. Y .

III ... . .. . Richmond, ]OHN A v GlT. . TI 1 E SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . Richn1ond, \Xl ILB V R LE TER SKL N ER . . . . .. . . . . . . Richn1ond, HARRY LAMONT ' EAD ]R . . . . . Colonial H ight, DAVE EDWARD

_'\TTERFIELD

Va.

Va. Va. Va.

Rutland, Vt. ] A ME S RICHARD THI TLFTHWAIT E .. .. . Richrnond Va. EDWIN R ANDOLPH T u R ER ... . ... . . .. Hope·w ell, Va. PHI LI P SPAHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .

ELMO ]ENKI

VOGT . . . . . ... .. . .. ...

Trevilians,

V(1.

Richn1ond, Va . Er.MER STON E WEST, ]R . . ... ..... . .... Mayslick, Ky . ALF RED McA11r TER WHEELER ... Frederick ·burg, Va . FRAN K EDG E WHEELER . . . . . . . . . . . ... A rrington, Va .

STAN LE Y S AU L WATT ..

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

H AROLD MITCH E LL WHIT E . .. .. .. ... \1(iJL LIA1'I BER -ARD WILKI

RICHARD O N

ON .. . ...

PRE TON WILLIA MS

CA LVIN LEROY W11so

Th e Library

. . . .

Windsor, N . C. . 11cKenney, Va. . Richmond, Va.

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

Richn1ond Va.

T Row: ]. B. Adam , R. T. Adams, W. B. Adams, Armstrong, Atkins, Bain, Barney, Baroody. SECOND ROW: Baylor, Bohannon, Bourne, Bowden, Brenner, Bristow, Brown, Brumble. THIRD ROW: Bryan, Buford, Burnett, H. M. Butler, H. W. Butler, Clark, Coffman, Conklin. FOURTH ROW: Coor, Coulter, Crabtree, Creadick, Culyer, Dabney, Edwards, Ellis, Elmore.

FIR

Sophomore

RAYMOND BERNARD COULTER, ]R. Ashland, Virginia

CHE TER W. LAYTON BOURNE Quantico, Virginia

CLEM FITCH BURNETT, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

GEORGE WILLIAM CRABTREE Rio de ] aneiro, Brazil

EDWARD ELEY BOWDEN Richn1ond, Virginia

HENRY NfONTT BUTLER Santiago, Dominican Republic

WILLIAM R. CREADICK, ]R. Bridgeport, Connecticut

]OHN

RAY FRANKLIN ADAMS Richtnond, Virginia \X'!l

CHARLES WAL THALL BUFORD, JR. Scarsdale, New York

FRANKLIN BOHANNON Rich1nond, Virginia

JA1fE .. BELT ADAMS Halifax, Virginia

BURDETTE ADAMS cntra lin, Virginia

I IAM

W. AR I.. TR ONG JR. ulpc:pcr Virginia

Class

THO.to.I A ,

HFRBERT ADOl PHl

ATKI

Ho~rARD

W . BUTLER, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

JR.

Richmond, Virginia

J,\

LOUI BRENNER Richrnond, Virginia WILLIAM ED1flJ D BRI TOW Richn1ond Virginia

WlJ ON BAIN Brooklyn, ew \ "'ork IF

f ORRE, T WHITFIELD BROWN, ]R. PHrI IP BARNFY I etershu rg, Virginia

Richn1ond, Virginia

AI FRFD FRFD BAROODY Richrnond, Virginia Rr

IL\HD

l'\ ORT

Ri hmond,

B.\ YI

1rg1n1,l

GARLAND LEWIS CLARKE la wrenceville, Virginia

EDWIN PRICE DABNEY Richmond, Virginia

MILTON COFFMAN Richmond, Virginia

RICHARD LEE EDWARDS Petersburg, Virginia

]OHN

WILLIA C DAVID BRUMBLE Richmond Virginia

EDWARD GORDON CONKLIN Rockville, Maryl and

WILI IAM JA CE BRYAN. ]R. Richmond, Virg inia

RONALD GORDON COOR, ]R. Richn1ond, Virginia

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ROBERT PIERCY (ULYER Port Chester, New York

PIERCE SARTORIUS ELLIS, Tallahassee, Florida

JR.

FLETCHER LEIGH ELMORE, ]R. Alberta, Virginia

JOHN MILTON .tLMORE, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

PHILIP WINFREE FORE, ]R. Culpeper, Virginia

PAUL Jo EPH GRAHAM Brooklyn, New York

DocGLA 1'.foRRI HoLT Richmond Virginia

EDWARD MITCHELL EPPES, III Richmond, Virginia

]uKius EDw ARD Fo TER, ]R. Hudgins, Virginia

(HARLE GREER HALL Richn1ond. V irginiL1

LI T\X'OOD TYLER HOR. E 1 ~ orf olk Virginia

MIL TO~ DAVID FRIEDENBERG Petersburg, Virginia

GEORGE FRAKCIS HALL ]R. Bren t\\'Ood. 1fary land

JAME FREDERICK HUBBARD Bon Air, Virgini'-1

JULIUS STANLEY GARBETT Richmond, Virginia

EARL HENRY HAM ER, ]R . chuyler Virginia

THOMA PARKE H l'GHE Richn1ond Virginia

WILLIAM DAVID GARVEY Richmond, Virginia

FRANK BAC00: HART, ]R. Richn1ond. Virginia

ALVI DAVID JACOB Peter burg, Virginia

ROBERT M. HENRY ERICKSON Jamestown, New York HARVEY THOMPSON FARMER, JR. Richmond, Virginia HUGH ANTHONY FEELEY New Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PATRICK IGNATIUS FENLON Washington, D. C. ALLEN WADDELL FLANNAGAN, JR. Louisa, Virginia DONALD FLAX Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE FLOWERS Brooklawn, New ] ersey

GEORGE BERSHOLD GASSER, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

]A.ME

THOMAS HATCHER Rich111ond. Virginia

]R.

CARL ANDREW JA~ Che ter Virgini.l

E),."

ERNEST BURDETTE GATTEN, ]R. Rich111ond, Virginia

DoN FAY HIGINROTHA~ f Bridgeport, West Virginia

HERNDON PHILPOTT JEFFREY Cha e City, Vi rgini.1

CHARLES F. GINDHART. ]R. Newport News, Virginia

HE>IRY (GRTI HOLLOMA~ Richn1ond, Virginia

BERTRA. f ALFRED _T Oi':E Richn1ond. Virgini.1

FIRST ROW: Elmore, Eppes, Erickson, Farmer, Feeley, Fenlon, Flannagan, Flax. SECOND ROW: Flower , Fore, Fo ter, Friedenberg, Garbett, Garvey, Gasser, Gatten. THIRD ROW: Gindhart, Graham, C. G. Hall, G. F. Hall, Han1ner, Hart, Hatcher, Higinbothan1. FOURTH ROW: Holloman, Holt, Horne, Hubbard, Hughes, Jacobs, Janssen, Jeffreys, B. A. Jone .

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FIR T ROW: L. G. Jon , T. W. Jone , Kantor, Keppler, King, Kinsey, Laurinaitis, Lawler. SECOND ROW: Lawrence, Lee, Long, Longaker, L wery, Lubman, Luttrell, Macllwaine. THIRD ROW: Madigan, McClanahan, McClaren, Mallory, Mears, L. F. Miller, W. F. Miller, Moff tt, Moncur . FOURTH ROW: Moseley, Nichols, Oliver, Paredes, Pasternack, Phipps, Pinger, Proffitt, Read.

LI w D GARLA D ]ONE Richmond, Virginia

FRA K HARRISON LEE Richmond, Virginia

BERRY JUDSON MCCLANAHAN Richmond, Virginia

THOMAS WILLIAM NICHOLS New Rochelle, New York

THADDEU WALLACE Jo E h riton, Virginia

ROBERT CLIFTON LONG Richmond, Virginia

SAM u EL LEE MCCLAREN Summit, Virginia

GEORGE JEFFRIES OLIVER, JR. Richmond, Virginia

LEO ARD]A KKA TR ew York w ''{ork

HORACE GEORGE LONGAKER, JR. Newport News, Virginia

WILLIAM JOSEPH MEARS Richmond, Virginia

Osw ALD OGDEN PAREDES Centralia, Virginia

PHILI p KEPPLER Richn1ond, Virginia

RICHARD WILBORN LOWERY Ha I if ax, Virginia

LOUIS FRANKLIN MILLER Richmond, Virginia

SIDNEY PASTERNACK Hartford, Connecticut

WILLIAM FREDERICK MILLER Madison, Connecticut

WILLIAM HENRY PHIPPS Rich1nond, Virginia

BROOKE MILLER MOFFETT Washington, Virginia

HARVEY PINGER Bronxville, New York

RICHARD CASSIUS LEE MONCURE Richmond, Virginia

JOHN STEPHEN PROFFITT Richmond, Virginia

WILLIAM VI CENT MOSELEY, JR. Richmond, Virginia

JOHN LEWIS READ, JR. Camden, New Jersey

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PER ID EY KI G Lynchburg, Virginia A

u E

EDWARD KI EY, JR . Richn1ond Virginia F.

I ATIU ~ LAURI AITIS N w Phi lad lphia, Penn yl ania

URT EY FRA KLI LAWLER lif ton F )tg , Virginia R BERT PE ER LAWRENCE Richmond, Virginia

MELVIN VERNON LUBMA Petersburg, Virginia OSCAR EDWY LUTTRELL, JR. Baltimore, Maryland WILLIAM A DREW MACIL WAI E Richmond, Virginia JOH Q I TO MADIGA Queen Village, L. I., New York MALLORY, JR. Richmond, Virginia

D DLEY WAL TO

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EDWI THO U\ WILLIA Richn1ond, Virginia

GEORGE EDWARD REYNOLDS Richmond!) Virginia

HOUSTON BOYD IZER Roanoke, Virginia

RICHARD FERRELL TEA JR. Peter burg, Virginia

OSCAR WM. RODENHISER, ]R. Osaka, Virginia

VICTOR ANTHONY SKORAPA Richmond, Virginia

WILLIAM AUGUSTUS TROTTER, III Clark ville, Virginia

How ARD 1fACK WILLIAM Laurinburg orth Carolina

WILLIAM YOUNG ROPER, JR. Richmond, Virginia

CARLTON LEE SLATE Petersburg, Virginia

WALTER VAUGH Ham1nonton, New Jersey

RICHARD KENNO WILLIAMS Richrnond, Virginia

JOHN BERTRAND ROSE, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

WILLIAM MOSES SMITH, ]R. Dillwyn, Virginia

JOHN BEN Rouz1E, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

EDWIN JUDSON SNEAD, ]R. Fork Union, Virginia

AUBREY MAX WALKER Clifton Forge, Virginia

ROBERT Tl RDE ANT WRIGHT Metuchen, e-vv J er ey

WILLIAM ELDRIDGE SATTERWHITE Richmond, Virginia

WILLIAM ROSWELL SNEAD Covington, Virginia

]OHN

WILLIAM W. WALTHALL JR. Richmond, Virginia

JOH

MITCHELL WYATT III Richmond, Virginia

ROBERT WILLIAM WA H, ]R. Applegrove, Virginia

ROBERT FRA KLI WYATT, ]R. Town end, Virginia

ULYSSES SETTLE SAVAGE, ]R. Phoebus, Virginia

WARREN AUBREY STANSBURY Richn1ond, Virginia

WILLIAM FRANCIS SCHEERER Pottsville, Pennsylvania

ALBERT LUCIAN STOUTAMIRE Richmond, Virginia

LELAND HURBERT WATERS, JR. Richn1ond, Virginia

CHA . MERRIWETHER ZACHARIA Richmond, Virginia

WILBUR MAXTON SHEAFFER Richmond, Virginia

LAWRENCE LEE TAP SCOTT Scottsville, Virginia

MILTON WEIS Richrnond, Virginia

JOHN CHARLE ZUBER Monroe, ew J er ey

FIRST ROW: Reynolds, Rhodenhiser, Roper, Rose, Rouzie, Satterwhite, Savage, Scheerer. SECOND ROW: heaffer, izer, korapa, n1ith, E. D. Snead, W. R. Snead, Stansbury. THIRD ROW: Stoutamire, Tapscott, Teass, Trotter, Vaughn, Walker, Walthall, Wash, Waters, FOURTH ROW: Weiss, E. T. Williams, H. M. Williams, R. K. Williams, Wright, ]. M. Wyatt, R. F. Wyatt, Zacharia , Zuber.

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T ROW: Arm trong, A hworth, ]. H. Atkinson, ]. Atkinson, Avery, Baggett, J. W. Baker, Ballard. SECOND ROW: Barnett, Beale, Booker, Boothe, Bradley, Branch, Bricker, Bullock. THIRD ROW: Burruss, Bushnell, Cash, Carter, Clarke, Coats, Conner, Cosby. FOURTH ROW: Cox, Crump, Curtis, H. C. Decker, W. M. Decker, Delgado, Derdevanis, Dickinson. FlR

Freshman JR.

Class

RICHARD MILAN BARNETT Roanoke, Virginia

WILLIAM RUSSELL BURRUSS Richmond, Virginia

JosEPH PowHATAN Cox Gordonsville, Virginia

BARKLEY DEROY BEALE Nathalie, Virginia

GEORGE FREDERICK BUSHNELL Kingston, New York

THADDEUS TALLEY CRUMP Richmond, Virginia

JAME,

CLIFTON HITE BOOKER Richmond, Virginia

LAWSON COURTNEY CARTER, JR. Hampton, Virginia

THOMAS JEFFERSON CURTIS Richmond, Virginia

ARCHIE MCKENSIE BOOTHE, ]R. Roanoke, Virginia

LAWRENCE MOLER CASH Richmond, Virginia

HENRY CHESLEY DECKER Richmond, Virginia

ROBERT SHERMAN BRADLEY Branford, Connecticut

WALTER GUSTAVUS CLARKE, ]R. Midlothian, Virginia

WILLIAM MARSHALL DECKER White Plains, New York

DAVID w ARE BRANCH Richtnond, Virginia

ROBERT KENNON COATS Richmond, Virginia

ALFREDO DELGADO, ]R. Mexico City, Mexico

FRANK WILLIAM B KER 11ount Lebanon, Pennsyl ania

ELWOOD EMANUEL BRICKER Richmond, Virginia

WILLIAM STEWART CONNER Hanover, Virginia

LOUIS ] OHN DERDEVANIS Richmond, Virginia

LFONARD WEAKLEY BALLARD hclb ville, K ntuck ,

ROBERT ALLEN BULLOCK, ]R. Blanton , Virginia

WILLIAM JOSEPH COSBY Richmond, Virginia

VIVIAN EARL DICKINSON Bumpass, Virginia

ANDREW ADAM ARMSTRONG, Rich1nond, Virginia

DAVID WILLIAM A HWORTH Richn1ond VirginiÂ·1 HAROLD ATKIN ON Richmond, Virginia

ATKIN, N, JR . Rich1nond Virginia

REN F PHILIP A ERY, )R. Richmond Virginia

DURWARD EARL BA GETT Richmond, Virginia

JR.

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LI WOOD CRUMPLER DRAKE, ]R. Sunbeam, Handsom, Virginia

}AMES HILL FILLING, ]R. Woodville, Virginia

ROBERT HAMILTON D UNNAVANT Richmond, Virginia

PAUL FISCH Richmond, Virginia

WALTER FRANCIS EANES Richmond, Virginia

RICHARD HARDING Fr HER Roanoke, Virginia

EDWARD CALL HAAKE Richn1ond, Virginia

ARTH R BENTO HAUFT v,r York H mpst ,1d,

JACK EMERSON ELLIOTT Richmond, Virginia

WILLIAM WADE FITZGERALD Covington, Virginia

}AME RICHARD HAGUF Rich111ond Virginia

Jo.EPH HowARD HoLLF rA , )R. ~ urry, Virginia

MERLE EMERT Dillwyn, Virginia

CHARLES JOSEPH GAMBILL, JR. Richmond, Virginia

HOWARD BENJAMI HALE Edward ville, Virginia

NORMAN ENDE Petersburg, Virginia

REUBEN BERKELEY GAR ETT Beulahville, Virginia

CLEVE GORDON HALL, JR . Richn1ond, Virginia

D\X' ARD CRAWLEY IRBY K enbridge, Virginia

GEORGE ROBERT ENDICOTT Richmond, Virginia

ALFRED PERCY GATES, ]R. West Point, Virginia

CLEVELAND EDWARD HALL South Hill, Virginia

N LAR. EDWARD ]A Arlington, Virginia

FRANCIS ANDREW EVANS Pottsville, Pennsylvania

WALTER CARROLL GENTRY, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

GEORGE STANLEY HARDING, JR. Richn1ond, Virginia

THOMA HENRY JENNINGS Appotnattox, Virginia

]OHN

HERBERT COGHILL GILL Ettrick, Virgini·1 CRADDOCK GLEA 0 Roanoke, Virginia

]ACK

]OHN

RAY MAXEY HARE, JR. Ch y Cha ·e, !\far land FLF.Ml G BE TTO HARPER JR. Port ·n1outh Ohio

R BERT ALLE Ho uGHT Berryville, Virginia

FIRST ROW: Drake, Dunnavant, Eanes, Elliott, Emert, Ende, Endicott, Evans. SECOND ROW: Filling, Fisch, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Gamhill Garnett, Gates, Gentry. THIRD ROW: Gill, Gleason, Haake, Hague, Hale, C. G. Hall, C. E. Hall , Harding. FO RTH ROW: Hare, Harper, Hauft, Holleman, Houghton, Irby, Janson, Jenning .

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ROW: Jewett, E. A . Johnson, ]. R. Johnson, J. S. Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Jurgens, Keefer. SECOND ROW: Kent, Kessler, King, Kingery, Knight, Knox, Kronenbitter, LaLuna . THIRD ROW: Leaming, Lockey, Loomer, Luck, Ludlam, Lumpkin, Lusby, Mabry. FOURTH ROW: Magee, Malay, Mann, Mard an, ]. L. Martin, M. B. Martin, Matthews, Mattox, Michelle. FIR, T

_JERE.MIAH J NATHAN J EWETT Richmond, Virginia

ROBERT CARR K E NEDY Rich1nond , Virginia

H UGO PROSPER LEAMING Richmond, Virginia

BENJAMIN HARRISON MAGEE Richmond, Virginia

EDWA.RD ALLE JOHN ON Arlington, Virginia

ROBERT LEE KENT Richn1ond, Virginia

WILLIAM H. LOCKEY, JR. Richmond, Virginia

RICHARD EDWARD MALAY Richmond, Virginia

J Af\1 ES R1\INFY JOHN, ON orfolk Virginia

J1\~t E,

SHJR LEY

JOll

Richn1ond, Virg inia I.Al DF

URTI JONE

ArcaJ ia , Florida H11 DRFD DALL

JORDA '\.', JR .

Ri chmond, Virg ini a HARLFS DAVID JURGF

Bon Air, Virg ini.1 DA\'ID E\X' ! NG K F FrFR

A le .1nd ria, Vi rg ini.1

FRANK WILLIAM MANN,, JR. Richmond, Virginia

WILLIAM CHARLES KING, JR. Richn1ond, Virginia

ELVIN COFER LOOMER Smithfield, Virg inia

CHARLE FISHER KIN GERY, Jn.. Rocky Mount, Virginia

WILLIAM TYREE LUCK, JR. Rich1nond, Virginia

WILLIAM IRVIN KNIGHT, JR. Rich1nond, Virginia

WILLIAM FRANCIS LUDLA1-f Gl en Allen, Virginia

THO.MA BAYLY KN OX orthfield , N e\\' J ersey

ROBERT JOSEPH LUM PKIN Richmond, Virgini a

ROB ERT PAGE KRO FNBITTER Leonia, N ew J er ey

FREDERICK STANLEY LUSBY Arling ton, Virginia

CONRAD BLUNT MATTOX G retna, Virginia

_T E E H UGHES MABRY, JR.

PAUL B. MICHELLE , ]R. Richmond, Virginia

GF NF RO, 0 Jo EPH LALlJ O s. ining, l e\v Â·y ork

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ewport

ews, Vi rginia

OMAR VAN WALKUP MARDAN Richmond~ Virginia

J. L. MARTIN White Post, Virginia MALCOLM BRUCE MARTIN Lanexa, Virginia ORVILLE C. MATTHEWS, JR. H ot Springs, Virginia

KENNETH MILLHISER Richmond, Virginia

ALLE TH01'fA MURPHY, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

CARROLL WELFORD MILLS Richmond, Virginia

CHARLES WOODFORD MYLIUS, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

MIL TON DONALD MITLER New York, New York

}OHN

PRINCEWOOD OLIVER, Richn1ond, Virginia

]R.

RuPERT W. QuAT TA CE, Lundale, We t Virginia

JR.

HERBERT REID ]R. Ethel, We t Virginia

]AME

CARROLL ]ORDA RICHARD Covington, Virginia

HOWARD WHITE MOORE Richmond, Virginia

LEWYN 0PPE HEI.M Arlington, Virginia

GEORGE GORDO RITCHIE, ]R. Richn1ond, Virginia

BERNARD VINCENT MORAN, TR. Petersburg, Virginia

WALTER LEROY PARKER Richmond, Virginia

LUCIE WOOD ROBERT ]R. Richmond, Virginia

PIERPONT MORGAN Altavista, Virginia

}AMES

CHARLES ANTHONY MOSES Richmond, Virginia CHARLES GAYLE MOTLEY Richmond, Virginia HARRY ROBERT MUNDY Roanoke, Virginia

HARRY ]OHN PERRIN Richmond, Virginia

WILLIAN! HENRY ROBIN 0 Richmond, Virginia

CHARLES FRANCIS PORRA TA Santurce, Porto Rico MAYNARD ROBERT POWELL, Richmond, Virginia

NORMA ROLFE New York, ew York ALBERT RUSSINOFF Richmond, Virginia

]R.

ALBERT HARVEY PYLES Chevy Chase, Maryland

]ACK

BERTOLETTE SAGENDORF Fairfax, Virginia

ALBERT VERNO ALEEBY Hop well Virginia THOMA ARCHER A DER outh Hill Virginia BER ARD MA EL AV AGE Riehm nd Virginia MoR ~

E Gu TAVE EY 10 R ala1nonca wYork

EDWARD HARRY HAIA Richmond, Virginia ALO zo GARLAND HELTON JR. Richmond Virginia FRANCIS DuV AL HEPHERD, Richn1 nd, Virginia

JR.

ER EST IRVING HEPPE, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

FIRST ROW: Millhiser, Mills, Mitler, Moore, Moran, Morgan, Moses, Motley, Mundy. SECOND ROW: Murphy, Myliu , Oliver, Oppenheim, Parker, Perrin, Porrata, Powell, Pyles. THIRD ROW: Quaintance, ]. H. Reid, Richard, Ritchie, Robert , Robin on, Rolfe Ru in ff, Sagendorf. FOURTH ROW: Saleeby, Saunders, Savage, Seymour, Shaia, Shelton, Shepherd, Sheppe.

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nRST

RO'X': ilianoff, impson, im , Smith, Solo1non, Spence, Speigel, Starritt, Steigleder. SECOND RO~' : Storey, Swann, Sweeney, Taliaferro, Taylor, V. D. Taylor, Thornton, Trainham, Tucker. THIRD ROW: Tutwiler, Unger, Van Allen, Velenovsky, Walker, Wagstaff, Wilbourne, Wiley, Willia1n Â·. FOURTH ROW: Wooten, Wright, Yeatts, Yoffy, D. T. Young, H. W. Young, Zava.

'TEVE lLIANOFF W ilrn rding, Penn. ylvania OWEN.. IMP ON Fal n1ou th, Virginia

)THO

WlLB RM NTGOMERY SIMS Richmond, Virginia HUBERT FAY MITH Col um bi a ' outh Carolina

CARL CLINTON STOREY Portsmouth, Virginia

KENNETH GRAY TUTWILER Richmond, Virginia

GEORGE P. WILLIAMS, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

CHARLE EDWARD SWANN Richn1ond, Virginia

SAMUEL HIRSH UNGER Petersburg, Virginia

OSCAR SMITH WOOTEN Camden, South Carolina

KENNETH EDWARD VAN ALLEN Scottsville, Virginia

}AMES ROSCOE WRIGHT Rapidan, Virginia

EDWIN JOSEPH VELENOVSKY Eastport, Maryland

OTEY COLEMAN YEATTS Penhook, Virginia

HARRY CHARLES WALKER, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

LAWRENCE MORTON YoFFY Richmond, Virginia

CHESTER LEE ROY WAGSTAFF McKenney, Virginia

DAVID THOMAS YOUNG, ]R. Richmond, Virginia

BRADBURY WILBOURNE Roanoke, Virginia

HERMAN WILTON YOUNG Richmond, Virginia

FENTON SWEENEY, Rich1nond, Virginia

]OHN

JR.

Hu NTER HAL EY TALIAFERRO Hot Springs,, Virginia

OLOMON ALPJIE Arlington, Virginia

PRESTON }AMES TAYLOR Keller, Virginia

CE III Richn1ond, Virginia

VIRGIL DEITRICK TAYLOR Mappeville, Virginia

EPH

l:M M FT LE .. LlE

DA E PIGEL Richn1ond, Virginia FRED

ANDREW T. THORNTON, ]R. Roanoke, Virginia

TARRI1T Richmond Virginia

WILLIAM EMORY TRAINHAM, Front Royal, Virginia

HF RY ROBERT ~TFIGLEDER Bowling reen, Virginia

}E E MILLER TUCKER, JR. Richn1ond, Virginia

W1L IAM BAKER

]ACK

JR.

HUNDLEY WILEY, Richmond, Virginia

]AMES

[ 'SO

]R.

THOMAS EUGENE ZAYA Victoria, Virginia

Westhampton College Government Wes th am pton College Government again stressed the theme of individual responsibility as in 1940-41, though enlarging it to include responsibility to home, nation, world, and self as well as to college. The guide and new inspiration in this endeavor was Dean Martha B. Lucas who, besides teaching philosophy and religion, served as Social Dean, a new position created by Dr. Boatwright Ninita Gonzalez, h Âˇ Âˇ f h d President at t e Joint request o t e a ministration and the College Government Association. Numerous changes in rules and policy were effected through the executive and judiciary councils, and the newly created Dormitory Committee. The Dormitory Committee, composed of the Residence Council and a Sophomore and Freshman representative, was created to give underclassmen better representation, and work on suggested improvements and the simplification of social rules.

HONOR COUNCIL.

LEFT TO RIGHT :

The importance of individual and group l1onor \Vas impressed repeatedly throughout the year with the Council and Miss Lucas calling for a renewed sense of dignity and dependability. Social rules were altered and the privilege of having radios was granted whe11 this new responsibility became manifest. A very practical demonstration of the clarification in enf arcing rules was a penalty established for overcutting in Chapel. During Orientation Week Freshm.en were required to attend classes taught by College Council officers, explaining the rules, advising methods of study, helping with the problem of adjustment t0 college life, and interpreting the Honor Code by which the college lives. Another feature of Orientation Week was the annt1al Student Government dance given with the Richmond College Government in Milhiser Gym as an introduction to college social life. Further cooperation with Richmond College resulted in the traditional Christmas Party held in the Social Center Building with the singing of French, German, and Spanish, as well as English Christmas Carols and a Santa Claus who distributed gifts. Afterwards the entire group progressed over the campus singing to the professors in their homes. In the fall of 1941, Ninita Gonzalez and Lat1ra

Maxine Williams, Janice Lane, Laura Jenkins, Chairman; Ninita Gonzalez, Reba Booker.

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Jenkins were delegates to the student government convention at the University of Vermont, where they met with representatives from twenty-three other colleges to discuss their various problems and programs. Later in the year, they spent a memorable week-end in Washington, D. C., as delegates to a convention of the International Student Service Bureau, at which time they were brought into close and valuable contact with those phases of the federal government which are concerned with the future and problems of youth. Delegates to the spring convention at Lynchburg, Virginia, were Barbara Lewis, president-elect of College Government, and Anne Lilly, newly elected chairman of the Honor Council. Not forgetting the prime importance of study, the administration had the walls of the reading room painted and the lights cleaned to give higher candle power, since they could not immediately provide new lighting fixtures. The College Government Association contributed to the national war effort by sponsoring a series of informative lectures and forums, converting the inactive surplus of the budget into defense bonds, encouraging students to buy stamps, bonds, and register for civilian defense work, and by organizing First Aid, Home Nursing, and Nutri-

RESIDENCE COUNCIL.

LEFT TO RIGHT:

COLLEGE COUNCIL. TOP ROW: Betty Ann Petzinger, Barbara Lewis, Elizabeth Rice, Helen Ridgely. SECOND ROW: Rosalie Clary, Laura Jenkins, Frances Badenoch, Ethne Flannagan. BOTTOM ROW: Janice Lane, Kay Henley, Pat Bromley.

tion Courses. Throughout the year the emphasis was upon participation in College Government as the active expression of each student's belief in a democratic way of life.

Betty MacMurtry, Peggy Vicars, Laura Jenkins, Chairman; Nancy Davis, Reba Booker.

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Sen ior

Class

How does it feel to be a Senior? About the same way it felt to be a Freshman . Except that you're a little tired-an d your big bright eyes have just the slightest hint of circles undernea th. You've gained a little weight- and you aren't nearly so upset if your hair hasn't been combed in the last half hour. No, we're not excitable any m.ore. We can remember the time we thought we'd die when there was an exam question on somethin g we'd never heard of. Now we can hardly wait to see what it will be. We accept it as a phenome non of college life. We've lived through everything. The rush of Freshma n Orientati on has become a habit now. But we still remembe r the quiet thrill of Proclama tion Night. And we'll never for get our first Song Contest. Then Lantern Night. Watchin g the long line of lanterns around the lake and gasping for breath between lines is somethin g that lives yet in every Senior. Of course, by now three hour exams are a commonp lace thing. But anyone will tell you that four years ago we exclaime d loudly that we could NEVER live through it. We didn't see how you could know enough to write that long. We couldn't see why anybody had ever wanted to get Promethe us Unbound either, but since all sophomo res must revere the immortal Shelley, we bowed our heads. We CORREL ATED it with dentists and castor oil. Since one morning at 4 : 00 A.M., a daisy is to be admired from afar, for we well remembe r the day when this seemingl y innocent botanical specimen brought blisters to our hands. Now it can be told, though wild horses couldn't have dragged it from us before. The Orientati on Week we sponsore d as Juniors was a great success. The only slip was that we forgot to notify the

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . LEFT TO RIG H T : P at A bernethy, Pre ident ; Loui ,e H all , Secretary ; Wilma Peters, T rea urer. SEATED: Sara Goode Vice- Pre ident.

Juniors. But our intuition brought us anyhow. Then with the world situation constantl y threatening the distributi on of the male populatio n, we simply made our Prom a harem. You'll hear us telling our grandchi ldren about the Arabian Nights. And then we won the Song Contest. That was an upset because usually we ALMOS T win things. These wrinkles of Senior brows have come from heavy brain work on the problem of having a May Day without spending any money. But we have proof of success in the form of a War Bond, to be converted , in future years, into a fund for a swimming pool. This has been a great year. We even became a Mother to a Chinese child. Yes, we've lived through everythin g. And it really doesn't feel strange to be a Senior. We look on the Freshmen with the benevole nce of a St. Bernard. But we love it. We've loved it all and we'll never forget it. Oh, well. What's a Senior but a four-year old Fresh1na11?

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MARION FRANCES BADENOCH RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. D egree in Physical Education

LUCY BURKE ALLEN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

A/Jplicctnt for B.A. D egree Class Hockey, 1; El Picaro, 2; Y.W.C.A., 3, 4; Collef!,ic1n Business Staff, 3, 4. 1

Mortar Board; Seal Winner; President, Athletic Association, 4; Treasurer, 3; Secretary, 2 ; College Council, 1, 4; lf/ eb Staff, 1 ; Col1egian Sports Reporter, 2, 3; Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Virginia Reserve, 4; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 1, 3; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2; Archery Team, 2, 3; Varsity Tennis, 3; May D ay, 3; May Day Committee, 4; Intermediate Honors.

KA THLE N ABERNETHY HAM, ALABAMA BI RMI A/1/1/ic.1J1! for B.A. Dt:'f!,ree Ch(Tr Lc:adcr, 1; Associate Editor, .i\1l 1>.);University Play r"; May Day; In du..,tnal ,o mrnittce, 3; la .. Pre, id nt, {L 1t

llJ!,l

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EUNICE VIRGINIA BASS N

BARLOW

D VTR I IA RI HM A/1/1/ic<lllf for B.A. Del?,ree l uh, 3 . Y .W . .A., l , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Bio 1o gy

JANE ELIZABETH BLAKE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ETTRICK, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Beta Beta Beta; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Track, 1 ; El Picaro, 1 ; Class Hockey; Biology Club, 3, 4.

'i7.W.C.A . 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, Les Fe1nn1es avante , 3; International Relations, 4.

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RO ALIE GORDON

FRANCES CLAUDIA CALISCH

RI CHM

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

D, VIRGI

LARY IA

ApjJ/icdnl for B.A . Dcgru路

Applicant for B.A. D egree Mortar Board; Pi Delta Epsilon; Collegian, 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter, 1, 2; News Editor, 3;

l\fortar Board, Pre 路id nt, 4; Phi Hett Kapcretary, College TO\'pa; Eta ign1a Phi; e rnm ent, 2, Treasurer, 3; Class Hock y 1 2; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2 3, -l; Le: Fern1nes 'avantes, 3; Vic -Pr sid nt, 3; l'vfay D.l ' 011"1mi ttee Bu. in ss l\1anager, 路l ; Tntc rmed iatc Honors.

Westhampton Editor, 4: Modern Dance Club, 2; International Relations Club, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; May Day, 2, 3,; May Day Con1mittee, 4.

EVELYN MAE CLIFTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; International Rela tions, El Picaro, 2', 3, 4; D ebate Council, 2, 3.

Off to the Convention

EVELYN LINDA COSBY RICHMO

D, VIRGI

Applicant for B.S. D exrc e Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Beta Beta; Chcmi try ewm 路1n Club, Club; Biology Club, 3, 4; 3, 4, Pre ident, 3 ; In termtd iate Honor. ; Chemistry Honors .

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LARI

TOTTY

NANCY ELLEN DAVIS

UNNINGH AM

D, VIR I IA RI HM AjJjJlic 111/ /01· B.A. D egree I:ta igma Phi ; Tau Kappa Alpha; L Fen1n1 ·s avantcs, 1 2, 3 4; Y.W.C.A., ouncil, 2, 3, 4; Trea ur r, Eta Debate ign1a Phi 3 · Pr . id en t, Eta ign1a Phi, 4; Writer' Club, 4. • !

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey; Collegian Reporter, 1; Modern Dance Group; May Day, 2; President, Modern Dance Group; Intennediate Honors; Collegian Business Staff, 3; Residence Council; International Relations Club; Radio Guild, 4; Y.W.C.A.; University Players, 3, 4.

I DOROTH Y AMELIA DILL RICHMOND , VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Beta Beta Beta; Chemistry Club; Biology Club, 3, 4; Intermediate Honors.

Senior Cunninghrtnz borrows nzoney for defense stamps

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I IA ARV A/' /1/ ic int for B.A. Dt gre o. trac Filiac; Y.W . . A. hoir 1, _; , cL1ti)ns, 1, -, :, ·l ; Int<:rnation·d i a ro, 3; Presi Les ·cmmc· ~.1 vant s; EI dent of ostr,1 Fi li.1e, · .

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ETHNE CROWDER FLANNAGAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Phi Beta Kappa; Mortar Board; Tau Kappa Alpha; Eta Sigma Phi; Class President, 1; Radio Guild, 1; Y.W.C.A. Cabine~, 1, 2, 3, President, Y .W.C.A., 4; Debate Council, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President, 2; Class Basketball and Hockey, 1, 2 ; N ostrae Filiae, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Representative to College Council; Web Staff, 1, 3; Class Treasurer, 3 ; President, Tau Kappa Alpha, 4; Les Femmes Savantes; Vesper Comtnittee, 4; Intermediate Honors.

ELEANOR ANNE FRANK PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree Beta Beta Beta; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2; Cheer Leader, 1, 2, 3; Head Cheer Leader, 4; Class Basketball; Biology Club, 1, 2; Junior Representative to Honor Council; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet; Class Hockey, 3; Vice-President, Y.W.C.A. ; President, Beta Beta Beta, 4.

EMMY SMITHSON FOUNTAIN PRINCE

NINITA ORTS GONZALEZ

JAMES ELIZABETH FRANKLIN SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations; Puppets; El Picaro, 3; National News Council, 3, 4; Puppet Club; Biology Club ; Class Hockey, 4.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B .A. D egree Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha; Mortar Board; Les Femmes Savantes, 1, 2, 3; El Picaro; Radio Guild, 1; Inter-racial Cornmission ; Debate Council, 2 ; ] uni or Representative to College Council; Planning Con1mission; Vice-President Debate Council, 3; President College Government; Board of Publications; Vesper Committee; National Defense Committee ; Library Committee.

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AN E, VIRGINIA Ap,olic.1nt for B.A. Dlgru: Ionian Music Club, Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, .J; Choir, 3; El Picaro, 3, 4; Biology Club, 4.

KATHERINE SMILLIE GILLELAN JERSEY CITY, I EW JER EY A/,j1licdJZI for B.A. Degree Choir, 2; Le. Fe1n1nes avantcs Â· Collt:gidn taff; May Day, 3; Radio Guild~ Y.W.C.A.; U niver. ity Players, Lt.

ANNE FISHER GWALTNEY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B .A. D egree Les Fe1nn1es Savantes ; Y.W.C.A ., 1, 2, 3, 4; Io ni an Music Club, 2 ; Vice-Presiden t, 3, President, 4.

JEAN SIMONE GRANT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicc1nt Jor B .A. D egree Be ta Be ta Beta; Bio logy Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Le. Fe1nn1es ava ntes, 2; ecretary, U ni versity of Ri chmond Fl ying C lub, 3; M ay Court, 4.

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C l.h", ·l ; Library

2; Vi ce-Presid ent of

on1mittee; Nlay

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Y .W . . A., 4.

'TELLA L UI

HALL

RI .Hl\10 D , VIRGI

A/'/' I; { 1111 Io r B.A . /) t g ]{; l Iu n i,1 n 1fu ~ic luh ; Y .W . .A ., l , 2 , 3, l ; l\L1 D .1 " l , 1; Var~ ity Bas kctha ll , 2; lass l l nL k l)' ,1nd lt 1ske th,dl , 2, ~; 111 e 11 £11p,l r St.lfT, 1; l!l Pi .no, 3, 1; ~ c.:cr<: t ary of lass; Puppet luh, ,1_

MARY DUANE HOFFMAN FORE T HILLS, N EW YORK

A/Jplicant for B. A. D egree Y.W .C.A ., 1, 2, 3, 4; Rad io Guild ; Cam era C lub ; Puppets, 2, 3; Les Femm es Savantes; Ind u trial C on1mittee, 3, 4; TJ'' eb Staff, 3 ; ecre taryVi ce- Preside nt Rad io Guild ; Trea u re r Ca1nera Club ; Puppe t Club; A sociate Edito r, JF' eb, 4.

ROSELLEN HOFFMAN N EWPORT N EW S, VIRG INIA

Applicant for B.A . D egree Y.W.C.A ., I , 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3; VicePres ide n t G lee Club; N ati onal News Coun cil ; C lass Hockey; M ay D ay Comm ittee, 4.

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JEAN CHAMPION HOOD

WYLL Y H O W E

RI C H~! ON D ,

P ETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Y .W .C.A. , 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice- President Athletic Association ; International Relations ; El Picaro ; Puppets, 3; Puppet Club, 4; N a tiona l N ew Council, 3, 4.

VIRG J IA

A/1/1/icdlll fo r B .A. Dt'grt.t Y .W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Che1nistry C !uh, .1.

DAGMAR FLORENCE JACOBSEN BROWN'S ST ORE, VIRG I IA Applicant for B.A. D egree Y.W .C.A .; Glee C lub ; Choi r, 1, 2 , 3, 4; Music Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Radio G uild ; Ca1ne ra C lub, 3, 4.

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LAURA VI RG I IA

YC) KER ~ , NE\X' YORK A/' /11 i Cd n I / or B.S. D l g n t lub, 1, 3, i; Biolog y Y.W.C .A. ; Gl ee !uh, 1, 2 , 3, 4; Trc-asure r of Ll\\ ; hoir, I ; Chairman H onor Co un cil ; Tnt crn,tt iona l

Rc L1ti on", 1.

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MIRIAM ALL 110

TERI~Y,

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JONE

LILLIAN HENRIETTA JUNG

VJR

RIDGEWOOD, NEW YORK Applicant for B.A. D egree

A/'/'lic,1111 /or 13.A. Degree

El Picaro; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Hockey, 3, 4; President, El Picaro; Choir; Class Basketball, 4 .

Y.W C.A. I, 2, 3, 4; lass Hockey, 1, 2; lee: lub, 2, 3, C Lt">"> ltt">kcth.lil, 1, 2, 3; Publicity L1nag<:r, ~i: Track Captain, l ; las. 1·re1sun: r, Athletic As">ociation, 2; ~ong Lc.tc.kr, ) ; Biology Club; Puppet Juh · May ourt, 4.

MARGARET KALAJIAN RICHMO D, VIRGINIA A/7/Jlic?tnf /or B.A. D egree Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club, 3, 4.

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ETHEL LEVINE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Beta Beta Beta; Biology Club, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; El Picaro, 4.

ELIZABETH F. MAcMURTRY BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS

Applicant for B.A. D egree

LUCY ELLEN McDONOUGH RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Pi Delta Epsilon; Writers' Club; Class President, 3; Class Song Leader, 2, 4; The Collegian: 2, 3; Reporter, 2; Staff Assistant, 3; The 117 ebJ 2, 3, 4; Reporter, 2; Junior Managing Editor, 3; Westhampton Editor, 4; Varsity Hockey, 4; Varsity Basketball, 4; Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain, 4; Class Track, 1; Debate Council, 2, 4; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Writers ' Club President, 4; Radio Guild, 2; Modern Dance Group, 2; Les Femmes Savantes, 2, 3; Biology Club, 3; May Day, 2 ; May Day Script Committee Chairman, 4 ; May Court.

Honor Council, 4; Hou e Pre ident, 4; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, 3; Interracial Commission, 2, 3; Industrial Commission, 3; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, 4; Ve per Con1mittee, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4; Puppet Club, 2, 3, 4; National News Council, 2, 4; Camera Club, 3.

ADA DOROTHY MO RICH:tvfOND, VIRGI IA Ap plic uzt for B.A. De grc. e Y.W.C .A., 1, 2, 3, 1; El Picaro, 2, 3, ~J; Le - Fen1n1es 'avantes, 3, 4.

EVELYN McAULEY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Transfer from Blackstone College; Busine Manager, Hankb ook: 4; Varsity Track, 2; Varsity Hockey, 2, 3; Varsity Ba ketball, 3; Puppet Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Radio Guild, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A., 2, 3, 4; El Picaro, 3; Debate Council, 3, 4, President, 4; University Players, 3, 4; May Day, 2, 3, 4; General Chairman, 4; May Court.

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VIRGINIA RANDOLPH MAYO COTT VILLE, VIRGI1 IA A /7 /7 /i Cd n t for B. A. D l g n.! t The ColLegidn, 2, 3, 4; ir ·lb , taff, 2, 3, ·1; Reporter, 2 ; Tunior Managing Edi tor 3; Managing Editor, 4; Varsity Tennis, 3; Choir, 1, 2 ; Industrial Con1mi ·sion, 1, 3 ; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3 4; Puppe t Club, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club, 3; Radio Guild, 3.

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BETTY SPICER NORWOOD

WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Applicant fo1' B.A. Degree Transfer from Mars Hill College; National News Council, 3, 4.

GRACE MARGUERITE NORRIS

JAYN

MARI

MAIR

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Tau Kappa Alpha; Debate Council 2 3 4 · ' .,' 1,' ' .A Les Femrn es avantes, 3, 4; Y.W.C 2, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, 4; National Defense C01nmittee, 4.

, MARYLA D ' ILVER PRI / If'/'licdJJI for B .A. Deg,ree ~fort.ll' Board; Tau Kappa Alpha; Debatl'

ouncil, 2, 3 : Y.W . . A., I, 2, 3, 1; Biolog Cluh, _; R.1dio Guild,_; Debate Managc:c, ~; Vi c: - P1l'~1dent, 1"',1u KapJ a Alpha, .1>; ccret.11y - Trca~urer ·i · arnera lub, 3, 4; lntern.Lt1on,tl Relations, 3, 4; President, ·1; Y . W. :. A. ·a hi n<:t, ·l ; Ind u~t rial Cum1nis~ion, ·L

IR ;JNIA EL I E PARKER

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E11P()RIA , VIRGI 1 TA Aj1/1/ic.1nl for B .A . D cp,ru ·. A ., I -, 3, l; Lc:s Femme. ~ ,n,1ntt: s, El Pic.Lro, l; Intcrrncdi,1te Honor~ .

NORMA LOUISE PALMER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ANN ROSAMOND PAVEY

A/J plic-ant for B.A. D egr ee

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Class ~ ecretary, 2 3; 11' .eb Staff, 1; Le Fen1n1e. "' a ante , 3, 4 · President, 4; International Relation Club, 4; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 · Intennediate Honor .

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Applicant for B.A. Degree Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; El Picaro, 2; Biology Club, 4.

ELIZABETI-I LA VERNE PRIDD't"'

WILME R PECK PETERS

RICH11( )ND, VIRGI IA /l/1/1lic 111! fur 6. -/.. fhg,rtt B<:ta Bd,1 Bct . 1; \ r.W .C.A ., I, 2, .) ' Biology Cl uh, ), -1.

BLUEFIE LD, WE T VIRGINI A Applicant for B.A. D egree Transfer from Averett College; Class Treasurer, 4; Class Hockey, 4; Class Basketbal l, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A ., 3, 4; Y.W.C.A . Cabinet, 4; Vesper Comn1itte e, 4; Debate Council , 4.

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BETTY ANN PETZIN GER FORTSM OUTH, VIRGINI A Applicant for B.A. Degree Pi Beta Kappa; Mortar Board; Vice-Pre. ident College Governme nt, 4; Class VicePresident , 3; Class Treasurer , 2; Les Femn1es Savantes, 3; Y.W.C.A ., 1, 2, 3, 4; Internationa l Relation , 4; May Qu een; Inter1nediate Honor .

Senior Wicker entertains the army

D R THY Q I RICHMO D, VJRGfNT A A p/J/ ic.1111 /or 13 .A. Dl/!Jt:l Transfer from Averett ( ollc:gc; Col1Lgid11 !uh .2, ), Staff, ) ; Glte Cl uh 2; Biology ·1; Y.W . . A., 2, ), ·l.

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MAR'{ CrRAC.E 'C.HERER

BETTY MAY SESSLER

Rl JHJ\H)J\.D, VIR JNIA /lf1/1l1tt111/ for 13./1. l)lp,rce Phi Bda K.1ppa; l\fortar Bo.1rd; Pi Delta Fp"ilon; niv rsity PL1yt:rs, 2, 3 -1; cal \Xl1nncr: 'J'h 'J 1\1 e11u1.E;tJ. 3, 4; As~ociate I:ditor, :>; I:ditor-in- hit:f, 4 ~ V.usity I lo key, 1, -, 3, •1, aptain, 4; las~ Hocke , l 2, 3 · ; 1L1y D.1y, l, 2 3, 4; ~Lt} D.1 ' ( om1nittt:c: Director, 4; Radio 'uild Dr.11n,1tic Director, 1.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Tau Kappa Alpha; President, 4; Collegian taff, 1, 2, 3; Reporter, 1, 2; Managing Editon, 3 ; Tr,.. eb Staff, 2, 3, 4; Reporter, 2, 3 ; Managing Editor. 4; Editor, Westhampton Handbook, 4; Debate Council, 2, 3, 4; Radio Guild, 3; May Day Publicity Committee Chairman, 4; Defense Committee, 4; May Court.

ANNE HOLLADAY SHAFER RICHMO

D, VIRGI

A/J/J/icc1t1t for B.A. D egree Varsity Hockey, 2 , 3, 4; Manager, 4; Cla Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varity Tenni , 1, 2, 3, 4; Manager, 3; Var ity Basketball, 3; lass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 3 ; Class Track, 1; A.A. Board, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2 3, 4; International Relation , 3.

Captain Scherer

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MILDRED VIRGINIA SLAVIN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A pplicant for B.A . D egree Beta Beta Beta ; Biology Club, 3, 4 路 Secretary-Treasurer, 4.

ANNE KATHLEEN SMITH CREWE, VIRGI IA AjJjJlicc1nt for B. S. Degree Transfer f rorn Blackstone Coll ege; Biology Club, 4; Y.W .C.A. 2, 3, 4.

MARIA MAY THAYER RICHl\10 D , VI R G I~I A A jJ jJ Ii r.1 n I /or l3. A. D lg r ll Eta igma Phi; V ice-President, 3; Y .'X' . '.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; M ay ourt, 1'.ifaid of Honor.

MARGARET MEMEFEE VICARS

ANNIE LOIE WALKER

WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Applicant for B. A . D egree

RICHMON D , VIRGINIA Applicc.tnt for B.S. Degree Beta Beta Beta; No trae Fi liae; V ar ity

Transf er from Fairfax Hill ; Beta Beta Beta; H ouse President, 4; V arsity Basketball , 3, 4; Class Basketball , 3, 4; Class H ockey, 4; Les Femmes Savantes, 3; Biology Club, 4.

H ockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class H ockey, 1 2, 3, 4; V ar ity Tenni , 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4;

Y.W .C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4.

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E THER WENDLIN Y D ER, i EW \ rO RK A /J /1 Ii Cc Ill t /or B. . D 1. ,l!, n l Collegidn taff, 1, 2,; 11 .. lb 'taff, ); .ltional ews Cou nci l, 2, 3, 4; P resid nt, 路1; hoir, 1, 2, 3; Y.W .C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Indu')trial

Com111ission, 路l.

1942-

GENE RAGLAND WOODFIN

\ MARJORIE HELEN WILSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

A/J/Jlicllnt for B.A.

D ef!.ree

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA A/1/Jlicant for B.S. D egree in Physical Education No trae Filiae ; Class Secretary, 1 ; Sports Editor, The lf/ eb. 4; Varsity Tennis, 1, 2, 3. 4; Manager, 2; V arsity Hockey, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Archery T eam, 2, 3, 4; Class H ockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Co-Ca ptain, 4; Class Track, l, 2, 3; Captain, 3; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2, 3, 4.

Beta Beta Beta; Cla _ Ba ketba ll , 1 ; Biology Club, 3, 4; Y .W.C.A., 1; Internat ional Relations, 4.

LILA RI ' HARD'

WI KER

RICHl\1<) D , VIRGl1 IA / lf'/'/i, ,1111 /or B.A. Degrt: T l.ln~fcr from R.tndol ph L1 on Woman ·~ ollcgc; 'X1 r jt<:r'i ' luh; ollt!,l!,i.111 ' taff, 2, 1>. ·l : i\L1n.1ging Editor, 3; As~oci,1te Ji tor, ·1 ht 1\!t 111..11p,1. r. ·l ~ hoir, 2; '{ .W.C.A. , ) . ) , ·l ; ,uncra I uh, _ ; .1t ion al ews ( o u nu I, l • I n t c r n a ti on <1 1 Rel a ti on~ Cl uh, ~1 .

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0 1cers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President Vice President Secretary I~reasurer

PAT ABERNETHY -

SARA GOODE

LOUISE HALL WILMA PETER

FRE~HJ\1AN CLAS - OFFICERS :

lcn1cnt, Baker Bru ce,

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P1·eside11 t Vice President T r ec1su rer Secrett.1!')' -

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President Vice President 5ecreta1'}' T r ec1.r urer

SHIRLEY HUXTER ANNE 0AKE

- DOLL y DORSEY FRANCES ELLI

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NANCY BRUCE

BILLY JANE CRO BY

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- EVERMOND HARDEE

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Richmond, Virginia

ELISE MERTO

ALLMA

Richmond, Virginia

E ELIZABETH ARWOOD Richmond, Virginia

FRANCE

WOOD BEAZLEY

Richmond, Virginia

REBA MAE BOOKER Naruna, Virginia

JEAN WILLIAMS BOWERS Rich1nond, Virginia

LOUISE BEATRICE CARDOZO Richmond, Virginia

FAY DALTON CARPENTER Brightwood, Virginia

PAMELA BROWN CARPENTER Norfolk, Virginia

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HELEL\ REED HERRIL'\1--.. Richmond, VirginiJ â€¢ 1

OEL EILEEI\ HIN ' HI\IA 1 Ricbn1ond, Virgin i.1

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BETT1' JEANICI: JOHNSOl\ Parkslq, Virgini <l

MARGARET AL THEA JOHNSTON Harrisonburg, Virginia

ROSE WARE KOLTUKIAN Richmond, Virginia

BARBARA YOU G KRUG Rich1nond, Virginia

PEGGY JEANNE KYLE Richmond, Virginia

EVIE CHAMBERS LAWSON Richmond, Virginia

BARBARA JEAN LEWIS Rich1nond, Virginia

HARRIETT LEWI Richmond, Virg inia

ANI E LILLY Bluefield, W e t Virg inia

MIN IE FLORI E

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JO EPHINE TAYLOR SMITH Spencer, Virginia MARY LILLIAN SPROTT Sanford, North Carolina ANNE BYRD TUCKER Richmond, Virginia

MARY ANN VA SCHAK Youngstown, Ohio BETTY JO WARD Casa Grande, Arizona MARTHA ELIZABETH WEBB Richmond, Virginia

KATHLEE K OTE WEBER Garden City Long Island, New York L UISE ELLYSO WILEY Richmond, Virginia MAXI

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R1chmnnd, V.1 .

RUTH PEARL

Ztun-;\ ill t:, Pa.

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At 11 E GRENEKER FISHER ...... Ric.h nH) nd, V.L.

MARY ELLEN FLANAGAN . . . . . .

trasburg, Va.

DOROTHY E. GALLUP . .... White Plains, N. Y. LUCY GOODE GARNETT ...... Blacksburg, Va. ANNE ELIZABETH GORDON ... Richn1ond, Va.

BARBARA ]. F. GRAY .......... Warrenton, Va. ANNE GARLAND GREEN ... Bowling Green, Va . VIRGINIA MAY HALBLEIB .. .. Brook Hill, Va . KATHERINE W. HANLEY ... Wahington, D. C.

FRANCES EVERMOND HARDEE . Florence, WILLIE MAE HARRIS . . . . . . .

outh

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orfolk, Va .

DORIS MAE HEDGEPETH . Roanoke Rapid ,

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EMILY DARRYL HENSLEY .... Martinsvill e, Va .

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ELAI E HE TER . . . . . . . . . . Richmond Va .

META TUTWILER HILL ....... Black burg, Va . DOROTHY ELIZABETH HOLT .. Yonker, !\ . ) T. CATHER! E A

HOW ARD . . . . Hatnpton, Va.

1fAR\'" DURYEE HOWE ..... . . .. Ri chmond, V.t.

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()R )THY FLEET 1V1 ) l\1ARY RITA 1-fl ' L

R E ... Porbmouth, Va .

)WNI:Y ..... Ri hmonJ Va .

HARRIET E. PATTERSO N . . . . Chevy Chase, Md . MARGERY CARTER PEPLE .. . . . . Richn1ond, Va. JEAN WARRICK RAMKEY ..... . Richn1ond, Va. ELIZABETH ROOT RICE . . . . . . . . Richn1ond, Va.

ORMA MAE SANDERS .. .. . ... Petersburg, Va . KATHLEEN LELIA SANDERSO N . Richrnond, Va. HARRIET E THER SHAFFER . . . . Richn1ond, Va. GE E RODGERS SHEPARD . ... Portsmouth, Va.

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MARY LEE

1ifETHUR T, South Orange, N. ].

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CE TILLER . . Richmond, Va.

VER TYLER . .. .... Richm ond, Va.

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VIOLA LO I E WALTER

.. . . .. Rich1nond, Va .

RLITH PH'{LLI 1fARY 1f

RE WARNER .. Mount Victoria, Md .

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Fre shm an Cla ss ETTE A DER ON BERYL WY Richn1ond, Virgini·1 FELICIT Y ]EA NE APPERL y· Richn1ond, Virginia PEGGY BAKER Richmond , Virginia ELAI E MAY BARRET T Palo Alto, California ERIS BATTE1 JACQUE LI Sn1ithfield, Virginia V. MARGUE RITE BOFHLI G Richmond , Virginia A LOUI E BRAND Chesterfield Court House, Virginia ]A E WRAY BRI TOW Richmond , Virginia PATRICI A ]EA NE BROMLE Y Freeport, New York ELLFN POWELL BROOK Petersbur g, Virginia BRUCE NANCY PRESTO Wi e, Virginia 1vIARY CARTER CAMPBE LL Washingt on, Virginia ANN ELIZABE TH CLARK New Canton, Virginia MARGAR ET CLARK Rich1nond, Virginia MARION ELIZABE TH CLEMEN T Culpeper, Virginia MARY JANE CLEVEL AND Spark , Maryland MARTHA CT OPTON Richmond , Virginia DORIS A. COLLEY Arlington , Virginia SARA MARGAR ET COX Meridian, Mississipp i LYDIA ALICE CRABTR EE Rio de Janeiro, Brazil FRANCE S SCOTT CROWD ER Richmond, Virginia LOUISE SEW ARD CULLE Richmond, Virginia VIRGINI A KATHER INE CUNNIN GHAM Richmond, Virginia MILDRE D LOUISE DRAPER Blackstone, Virginia MATTIE EULALIA EDWARD S Farmers Fork, Virginia MARY EUBANK Tunstall, Virginia DOROTH Y ELIZABE TH FRANCIS Glen Allen, Virginia HOLLIE FARRAN D GARBER Richmond , Virginia MARTHA AN E GLAZEB ROOK Richn1ond, Virginia RHODA DODY GOODM AN ew Rochell, ew York MILDRE D G LICK Ca anova, Virginia A DREY FLORE CE GR Bl Richmond , Virginia

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LEA GUTHRIE athalie, Virginia i

ATALIE

DYTH HELLER outh Orange ew ]er ey

R TH MARIE HILLER t. Alban ,

ew York

ALICE KATHERI

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Ren1ington, Virginia

LEY HULFI H

Warrenton, Virginia

1fARY PAYNE JETT orfolk, Virginia

GLADY. ' ELIZABETH KAUFFMAN Jobstown, New ]er ey KELL'{ Richmond, Virginia

DELORE

11lJRIEL ALICE KE

LER

Arlington, Virginia

ELIZABETH ODELL KIBLER Luray, Virginia

ELTZABETH PAYNE KIRKPATRICK Lexington, Kentucky

PATRICIA MARIE KIRWAN Baltimore, Maryland

RUTH MARIE LATIMER Washington, D. C.

BETTY BARKSDALE LAWSON South Boston, Virginia

CORA LEE LAWSON Richmond, Virginia

NANCY GREY LAZENBY Bluefield, We t Virginia

NANCY ELLEN LESLIE Tazewell, Virginia

VERA CLAIRE LEVENE Freeport, New York

LEAH LEVIN Phoebus, Virginia

NC)RMA KATHLEEN LYNCH Richmond, Virginia

RUTH CAROLINE MARIS Rich1nond, Virginia

CHRI TY LOU MILLER Richmond, Virginia

DORIS MAY MILLS Richmond, Virginia

PHYLLIS JEAN MILNE Glen Rick, New Jersey

KATHRYN LOUI E MUMMA Merion, Pennsylvania

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NICHOLA

Richmond, Virginia

VIRGINIA OWEN NICHOL Clover, Virginia

VIRGINIA PADGETT OTTO Richmond, Virginia

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ELIZABETH PARKER

Williamston

orth Carolina

HEL NA ETTE PATTER 0 1 Richn1ond, Virginia

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Richmond Virginia

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Richn1ond, Vir inia

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ELIZAB ETH 1-ic EILL P T AT Bay Village Ohio E PURC LL MARTH A A Richn1ond, Virgini a E RICHARD ~ BETTY A Wa hington , D. C. NA CY C. ROBI J O t Che Cha c-~ l\farylan I ALMA ROSE BA l\f Richmo nd, Virginia AAR A CY MORG A Fort Madison , Iowa A CY BARRE TT CR G Roanoke , Virginia 1

A N MI OR SEAY W il1nington, Virgini<l HLIE MARIO .l\ifiddletown, Conn cticu t MILDR ED CHRIS TION SISSIN Richn1ond, Virginia ANNE KE NERL Y TEADM A Richmo nd, Virginia RUTH MONR OE TERN Flu hing, New York CONST A CE HAMM OND Bon Air, Virginia

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CHARL OTTE H. THO.l\ifA ~ Culpepe r, Virgini a MAREE LOUISE THOMA S Gate City, Virginia MARTH A T CKER Richmo nd, Virginia MARY ELLEN TUCKE R Richmo nd, Virginia ANNE ELOISE TWOM BLY Lexingt on, Virginia MARIA NNE WARIN G WADD ILL Richmo nd, Virginia WAND A RUSSELL WAL TON Purcellv ille, Virginia

ELIZAB ETH MALEK YONA N Rich1nond, Virginia JANE WOOD WARD White Plains, Nev.' York ANN LEE WOOD WARD Richmo nd, Virginia

FLORA ELIZAB ETH WILKI N 0 Hillsvil le Virginia ELIZAB ETH WEA VER Victoria Virginia

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had it incepti 11 in th . c=. ., illian1 ' ~ch l 1 f La\v in 1939. Our Constitution \Va patterned after that f the \ irginia Intebrated Rar an rganization into which mo t of us will soon enter. It ha pr ved it elf t be a 1 ng tri<l ,1he,1d f the ld ((class officer" form of government, being pr f e i nal in c pe an efficient in p L1ti n. Your retiring officers realize that, because f the \\'ar the r 'ld n1ay be r ugh during the c n1 ing year . . . so \Ve leave you '-Vith these \vord : Have faith and carr on. T

STUDENT BAR COURT. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jame Henry 11ontgomery Jr.; Georc}e Mu ~ Jones, Chief Justice; DuVal Quinn Hick ; George William Draper.

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STUDENT BAR COUNCIL. TANDING, L E FT TO RI HT: Edward Le\vi Field , Jr.; Lester "' hi e Id. P irson s, Jr. : Dominick Joseph Romino. , EAT ED: Hugh Parker Young; Morton Honeyman路 H enry Duncan arn c:tt ; W~1d 路 St. Clair Coate .

TUDENT BAR OFFICER . LE F T T O RIGHT : Thoma Winn Ishell Jr. Pre iJent ; Le te r hi "Id s PL1rsons J r .. Vi ce- Presid ent: Robert Reynold M e rhi ge, Jr., ec retary; John Jo\)eph oon an, Jr.. 1 rca~u r cr.

• • • F '!J2) 'e <:nt<:rcd hc:rc in c:pttmhc.. r ( histori thirt}-n1n<.:. month that wc.: \Viii all rc:mc:111hcr, 'r.: thl'n hegan tll toe th<: I inc..·.

The tragic but gloriou day at Dunkerqut, \fa<le our thou ht far from tort actions roan1 · Those boys wer n ' t thinkin' of haren1s in Turkey But of u ing round-trip ticket:-. . . . home!

Tli c.. <:cho o the sta rter's \\'histlc \X' ,t:-. drownc:d out hy th<: gun.., of w.1r ~ 'hich in our J ants v.. t like a thi..,tlc.:, A.., we wrestled with the hook.., of la\',.

Then our -. upremt ourt, by 8 to 1, aid a child mu ·t ·alute the flag. Our whe I of patrioti ·m were beginning to run "Round an Axi that'll burn like a fag~

Th<- hc.tdlints scrc,1med out in the: night, And K.tltenhorn would j<:ll .ind '>hout: \X'hik Adolph growled th,1t he \\.oulJ fight, Hut c..villc's llot \\,ts sick with gout.

There wa nothing to do except dust off th' howl, And fill it with capsules again. Huddle 'round the radio to learn th' winning . oul, Who'd prove if word ar mighty a the pen.

A LI'> tr ia was a LI g ht ju t Ii k<: .1 rn o LI'><:, ' ithout a r 1hbk llf 1<:rman chc:c:..,c... lie h<:licv<:d her own rcfluent lou\e . Pardon me . . . I h.tvc to ">nccz<.. ~

Congre pas ed a bi! l 1naking aliens here: Hav their finger-tip printed and igned. And from 'way 'cro s the pond, Dr. Goebbels did jeer That Den1ocracy wa now in a bind!

Then said, ir i'.e\ille with much glee, At I.1st <:r Fi..1hn.:r i.., ..,,1ti..,fic:d; 1> h.tvc ,1 trumpet and '>OllH.: te.1, I eel u>ntcnt lie ha.., not lied .

And so1ne over here, with the Dokktor agreed When F. D. said he ought a third tern1. They rnoaned loud and long: "It wa owing the seed, Which would yield a despotic pachyderm ...

A n d h c.. r c.. ,1 co u rt in c \\' Yo r k ( i t \ To , 111~ , 1ng's u: ll '><.nt risky Kuhn . I {j..., 1 .i:ns Lt!-.<-·ly mo.tnt:d in pity . . . ·1 he.. l.tru: n) w,t.., grJnd, hut from hi.., own Bund

Even John L. Le'\\'i, of the C .1.0. , ' aid he would quit if it gave support. The poll light was Green, giving John the go, Without leaving him an action of tort!

The poolroom argun1ents preceding election, For the best guess the Dean gave a prize. The words in the air flavored not of confection, Then the Donkey beat the Elephant in size~

' (lien the highc.....,t court in tlii.., f.1ir land

\X ' ith reason.., wliic.h to . . orne make '>t:n..,e, ,11d to ·op.., : You c.1n't c«ttch .t h.1nd () crook.., \\1th \\ ir<--tappt'd cvidc..:ncc: ~ And we won ' t forget th<- w.1i . . t-dc:cp ..,now ' hi h c1me \\' tth ex.tlll'> of fir..,t impre~~ion . 1'11..,t c.old we hlcw, thc:n hot v.<: would hlow ()n ( ontr.tch, Property, rin1 ,.., . . . what a . . c..:~..,ion

Then \\ ith hope'> ,h d.nk .b .1 , tygian pit, ' hitli m.tdc <..,oul.., tender, (ga\e \Ollle rc:ligion); 1 c.. ,t\\,tited the cp1..,tle, telling LI'> to quit And u>nt.1ining .t p.1..,..,port to the Foreign Legion . lh1t or mo..,t u u . . , the w.1it w,1.., in \',tin, For the billet dou. · 1u'>t f.1ilcd to .irri\'c:.: . , on ft·.h,tn<.c \\ .h tht: dni e to e.t'>l our p.1in, . o \\C. thu1 hr(lkc loo~e with \omc jurnpin' ji\e! l\lurph\ ·.., lud opt:n<-·d on H.irn~on . _ trec:t, To thL h.tl<.on\ '' c flew like crow.., to a nc.:~t. Tht:n 11<- . t morning ·.., 8: )() \\ .1~ cut for some: ~lc:q For IH>l11l'\\ .trd \\ t trod . . . lx:c:r undc:r the 'c~t

We ' ll not forget the night when 'Twa the highlight of a mo t The spirits were very ardent, we Many night of . uch carousin '

pring o · JO, Prt::\' Roo-.e\'cl t ,q pc.ired lk·lotc ( nngrc..,...,, for monc\' for defenses. " Indeed, for kfcn'>l''> !" ...,Oll1l' . ong1-cs..,mcn ...,n<:crcd, ·· \; '' hy 1on·t )llll omc tu your scn..,co.;)

\X'l lud ju t re.di1c I" l' might I c n.ulcd \X ' Ii L'n th c H u n..., n ( th c.. R c ic. Ii c.1 me gun n in g ! '

..,11.111 \\l torgc..t, \\c ' ll e't:r rue tht: by, \\ 'hc..n in ( 1111tr.1<.h thcrL· \\c..rc c:.:ight "unprq ared ." ·1 hl· l.tn ..,1,1mmul hi houk, no wor I did he '\i.l\', I ut wllln lil· st.ti!...<- 1 out the room, IHl\\ he:: gl.irt:d ! t>I

( )ur tc.11 111.idc Lh re.id 111.ln\' <..t'>l'.., f.tr (>\er, Prl I ,1rul 11r Ol11l' di1 L' con..,t:qu<-·nc<-: I ut .111111Ht'- hie.." ti\ 1· likl I l.tnls .th()\ c.. Do,·cr 1 \ \ 1th thut mi..,.·.1n11 . nnl\' rL·uinn,1i..., . . . 1ncL'.

111 '' tt 111.tkL" ll'- fLL·I ltkl· -,inging .1 ...,png \\ ' ith .t t(>fll tl1.1t \\(>ul I -,h,1mc..· .1 hoholink . Pct Cl\ .ti Ft lrt ., Lil' nn '>ltl' I l if \\hi k H.1 k.., out tn 111L'c..t Je.tn l l lll'Ut; P tl\ ·.., knc..t'> .trL .ltr n1hiL '' hc..n he '-l' l'- .k.1n·., might, "ht -,t.tn j._ thlrl '>llltnl in~ tlK turf.

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'l hl , td1 .1n I tile I lik "· 11n\ ·gi.1n .1nd .tn ., l·l Ii till ru h 11f th t\ r.1111 . Ill' I The Fr ench \\ll 'tl!ll11'- nt I nlitiL.tl tr.1111 ., lh1t th · l ut1.. 1 t. n ill tn.1hl 't·rn 1u I~

The shortage wasn't cured by a Fre. hn1an surge:; In 'ep tember the nun1ber wa three . Th Draft took it · toll and '\\1 ith it the urge Tu be lawyers h fort going ov rsea.

Ev ryone (including Adolph) know. that Rus. ia i. hig, And winter in that land i: ver cold. But D r_ Fuhr r, drunk\ ith power, took another. wig, Boa.' t1ng 1fo. cow would be hi.' re ~inter wa old.

H · t\\ ten hi t humh .tn I f Pt<:hngc.. r k.tn f Iu kc.. I .t ' hitli \\ .h th '>L / nl hi-, t!tc.ll ·nrc...trrn . ' I l• P r ) .tnd his hut t...,1n 1um1 c.. l l1k.t: .t ~ri~. \\hilt .t le~.tl l\l t\\ ink.IL IO lr th f.11111 .

The good re ults that were soon announced, Played havoc with our enrolln1ent. 1'fany in our cla , on jobs quickly pounced, To help wall L in ne d of en1ployn1ent.

Hitler·s intuition which he .-aid he n1L1.' t obev, Had told hin1 to betray hi old friend Joe. , 1 apoleon's route was folio\\' d (during his heyday), And talin' p ople took an awful blo\v.

t\n I nne c.tn't run.tin in k-,1 .1it \lr\' Ion!~ \\ ' hu1 lnfc..nftul "ith .gkl· h, J 01 I Herrin!... .

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Robert Jackson spoke, eventful year. were feelin' okie doke; could jeopardize a career.

Wh n the tern1 wa over, to Roanoke for the Bar. "Twa. hot enough to u e a ban1boo fan . The Inn was so attractive, no one strayed very far, And th n and there the Baronet was a man!

Hut f (lrtun,t tL h tor LI'> the re.ti ish prcv.li led, .1\ ing th(. rnonc\' \\ (luld he: forthcoming.

The Logan-Walte r bill, on adn1inistrativ e law, Of tribunal regulations, gave the Courts a review; But the veto of the Prexy gave to it th' old haw-haw; The Hou e couldn't override it, with the help of Doubles too! The la vs were overrun by the arn1ie. of the Reich, In pr paration for another drive. But . on1e are in the hills till putting up a fight, Being not the kind who'd ever take a dive. Benito took a lickin ', down in Western Greece; So Adolph ca1ne to hcl p his Axis pal. Many Huns have ton1b tones, entitled R.I.P., For n1an to man the Hun looked like a gal!

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We recall when the Court defined a "navigable . tream, " We had a ked Prof Catterall what to do: If you can float a canoe, you· re on th · beam, And you can even u e dynamite, too!

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But when it coin , to tr achery, Kuru . u of l ippon Did put th oth r vip rs in th -bade. \X' hi 1 talk to Hu Il wa.- pro, hi . hips w re racing con, Pn)\·ing that th plan: had all been made. Th ' 11 on ~ undc1y morning, ·twa - Dec 1nb rs \'tn, Fron1 Ji:tant .- ky ·1 erg ant heard a roar. To l'.in1 no one \vould li -ten ( exceptin · God ·n Heaven), Ti po.-- ibl th r \\' re worn1 around the corp:. BA ' '' . P arl Harbor!! \ ' ' , w ·11 all ren1e1nber AnJ strike b·1ck with a veng anc n ver . n ~ R1.-ing ~ un r .1ch d it ' p ik. th' inorn of la t Decen1ber, ur hoy.;;" ill make of it . .. .i jell\' h an!! I 11Jl \li ~l11

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W' est Virginia U niver ity; Treasurer, Student Bar, '40-' 41.

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GEORGE MUSE SHIELDS CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGI IA Applicctn! for LL.B. D egree University of Virginia; Honor Court, '41,42; McN eill Law Society; Vice Chancellor, '41-'42; Member, Virginia tate Bar.

HONOR STUDENTS

EUGENE W. McCAUL lJ7 inner of the CHARLES

NORMAN PRIZE

The Charles T. Norman Prize is a gold medal given annually to the best all-around law graduate. The decision is based primarily on scholarship. 0

The Walter Scott McN eill A ward is a prize consisting of $ 50.00 cash, and is presented to that member of the second-year class making the highest scholastic average.

Those who can, must do. But some who don't, watch tho e who do, And with a bellico e blurt say phew~ Created ? . . . Critics . nothing more. Nothing. Doers move civilization. Critic , para itic, ride free. There i a hortage of doer . . . not critic 1

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EORGE WILLIAM DRAPER RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA Emory and Henry College; Pi Ga1nma Mu; Honor Court, '4 1-'42.

RALPH ALEXANDER ELMORE

top, look and listen, world, we are the late Fre hrnen, who've now achieved Junior · E tate. By a Writ of posses ion ( ee Remedie ' note ) Such young legal light a Bob, ].]. and Coates, Jack, Honey, and Harry, two Ralph , George and Ed, Dave, two Charlie , Luina, and D om (who's just wed), Garnett, Palmore and Pribble, Monty, Hunter and Hicks Are taking the place now. Here's hoping it sticks. Though a few re-exam till tand in our way, We' re hoping estoppel will carry the day. We can freely distinguish a contract from tort And are groping our way toward Practice Court. We spout rules of Evidence, Practice, and Sales And never more ponder o'er breaking the bales. W e' re acquainted with Peters and Adams and Tid, But of. tatutes on Wills we are happily rid.

RI HMOND, VIRGINIA B.A., William and Mary College; · igma Phi Epsilon.

El)W ARD LEWIS FIELD,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.A ., Univer ity of Richmond ; Sign1a Phi Ep ·ilon; Student Bar Counc i I , ·. l l -· 42 ; Mc e i 11 La w oc i ety.

DUVAL QUINN HICKS,

JR.

FREDERICK BURG, VIRGINIA Randolph -M acon College; Honor Court, ·41 _·42; lvfcNei ll Law ociety.

EL RAFAEL DE JE U ,

JR.

PUERTO RICO B.A., l niver:ity of Puerto Ri co .

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HENRY DUNCAN GARNETT FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA University of Richmond; McN eill Law Society; Student Bar Council, '41-'42.

MORTON HONEYMAN ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Wake Forest College; B.S., Roanoke College; Student Bar Council, '41-' 42.

HARRY LEE LANTZ JACK ONBURG, WE T VIRGINIA A .B. W est Virginia University; Phi D el ta Theta .

JURISPRUDENCE We go in for pool game and ping-p ng a well, And sometimes \ve study. You never can tell What twenty terrific and terrible niale. Will do in Dome tic Relation and Sales . Now Garian Â·s left us to ee Uncle San1, And Garnett pulled out, taking not one exam, And Dave has decided that war couldn't be Any worse than the final in Dean's Equity, o he' given up study for ping-pong and pool And a shot at an officer's training school. For the re t, we' re reciting a half-hopeful prayer In re fighting on land, in the sea, and the air. Dear Draft Board, it ain't that we don't want to go, But consider, relax, take it easy and slow, Till July, and we'll gladly go forth to the war, But, oh please don't take us, till we've taken the bar.

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FAJARDO PUERTO RIC B.A., U niver ity of :tvfadrid, , pain; niver. itv of Puerto Rico; Washington and Lee niver-ity; 1Iu ,ig 1na B ta; Phi Alpha D lta.

CHARLES PEYTON Mc ABE CHARLE TO , WE T VIRGII IA A.B., We -t Virginia University; igma Chi.

HUNTER WATKINS MARTIN RICHMOND, VIRGI IA B.A., Universitv of Richn1ond; Phi Gamma Delta; lr,. eb Staff, '40-'41; Law School Bu ine Manager, lY,..eb. '4 1- '42.

ROBERT R. 1\1ERHIGE, JR. FREEPORT, NEW YORK High Point Coll ege; Iota Tau Kappa; Secretary, tudent Bar, '41-'42; McNei ll Lav.r Societ .

JAMES H. MONTGOMERY, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A.B., Randolph-Macon College; Kappa Alpha; Omicron Delta K appa; Tau Kappa Alpha; McNeil I Law Society; Honor Court, '41-'42; Freshman Law Prize; M ember, Virginia State Bar.

CARLYLE HARRIS PALM ORE

JOHN JOSEPH NOONAN

JR.

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA B.A., University of Richm o nd ; K appa Alpha; Treasurer, Student Bar, '41-'42; M cNei l] Law ociety.

BASCOM SALE PRIBBLE,

JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S., University of Richmond; Grievance Committee, '41-'42.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Virginia Polytechnic Institute; University of Virginia; Grievance Com mittee, '4 1-'42 ; ign1a Phi Epsilon.

DOMINICK JOSEPH ROMINO

JACKSON M. ANDREW , III

FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA A .B., W est Virginia University; Alpha Phi Delta; Student Bar Council , '4 1-'42; McNeill Law Society.

DA VILLE, VIRGI IA Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Cniversity of Alabama; Washington and Lee Univer ity ; University of Virginia. (PICT TRE u AYAH. ABLE.)

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AN ROSS McCONNELL RICHMO D, VIRGI IA B.A., Welle ley College; Law chool ditor Collexian , '41-'42; lr"eb taff, '41-'42.

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n 1"r · pa<., and 1 'rover we know all the law . W c: thri e n c ndition anJ proximate cause. c're c1cver in ., ntr, cts terrific in Tort , i Sl' in rirnc-5 ,ln<l the way~ of the hancery Court .

JOSEPH MICHAEL KUCZKO NEW ARK, NEW JERSEY Bluefield College.

c:'ll gladly enfe ff you in fee or in tail, And u\c hahc:a<., c rpu~ to free you from jail. c'Il dr,1w y u will at a re, onable rate And knOV\' the resu It if you d ic intestate. c \ c: not been here long, but we' re well on our way

n l hy ,H.lve:r~c pos~ession we'll manage to stay. 'I 'NO g cl ffll'n and true and a coed, at la. t, ()h , Llv ·,1t cn1pt r for title has pa. sed !

CHAUNCEY GOODE WELTON RICHMOND , VIRGINIA Univer ity of Richmond; Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Mc EILL LAW SOCIETY dicated t th m 1n ry of Walter cott Mc T ill thi o i ty ha as its twofold purpo th r rnition of diligence and distin ti on in tl1 tud y f law, and the offer-

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ommitt e grie\ in for .1 gri ·\'an c:. nev·1nc 1-Par on in inner anctum. 2-Too much comp tition for th Dean· Equity, last umm r. 3 / fonth ri 4-Poolro om maneuver . 5-Mr. Ju tice Robert H. Jack on, peaker at Alumni Banqu t. 6- ur ly, y >u've . , · n thi.., b ·fore. r HoliJ,1y . gomery eek a ~1 rit . . . O'yez, O'yez, O'yez ! -"But, Mi s Farmer, the treasury can't .1fford J. cor .1gc ~.. 9 L ~.1ving for 1-.ht . . . Farmer 10- core, 20-20, ~'ith two ide bet . 11-Hon man in , tir. 12- "They didn't do it like that lt V. P. I." 13- Coate billing oon:in boning. (but thtre' JI om<.: . 1 d.t\ ) . l 6 cooing. 14-Pretlo~' . Pretlow (it i in the REC RD, Martin). 1 5- purning the n1i tre hu i Ji.... P<: . 1rl .irbor 17-Lomb ardy cenery ( lack ea on). 18- uch companio ns! 19- idewalk fire chief.. 20-" 'ay fi . · aplan . . r ool tahlc e er'bod am attackin' ?" 21-Hone yman, et al . Merhige, et al . . . verdict "'10,000 . . . fi fa returned, "no c: ct.· 22- Arrny on _ l Forcing hu:-1inl will make Garian a " oldier of f rtune." 23-"I've been to . ome big town and heard 1ne orne big tJ.lk . .irnttt . . . af r glt in, rdcr. J ew Wright' a u ual. 25-Garn ett . . . telling off John l\farshall. 26-Pract icing Rule 6Q of the it off hi che ·t. 2 -Rudy Bar od>' · . . . f. Honeyma n A.., i'>t.1nt B. utenJcr.

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the conzpztlsory ed1Jcation }Jrogranz there has been wholehec1rted coo jJeration on t/Je part of the large niajority and remarkt1hle in1pro1 en1ent in plJysical efficiency has been shown by those u.1/;o hc1z·e not enga(.zcd in intercollegiate athletics. We have tried to cc1rry 011r Jports jJJ·ogrcirn in a nornzal way) feeling that the intercollegiate progran1 sho1tld contintJe to contribute not only to the Phy~ icc1l Fitness of those who engage but to the general campus morale.n 1

-COACH THISTLETHWAITE.

Thistlethwaite and his assistants forecast a disastrous year, but the sports \vriters and fans were accustomed to Coach Thistlethwaite' s dark prophecies and they waited for the opening game with North Carolina State before they expressed their views. Although they lost, the Spiders played well against the favored N. C. State team and held the Wolf Pack to a 14- 7 win. Lemuel Fitzgerald, 15 5 pound tailback and his equally diminutive alternate Sonny Wholey caught the fancy of the fans, and the Red and Blue forward wall also gave a creditable performance. Fitzgerald tossed a touchdown pass to end Mac Pitt, Jr., for the Red and Blue's only talley. The next week the Richmonders easily downed Randolph-Macon 26-0. Running and passing from the fast double wing-back formation Richmond's backs, headed by Fitzgerald, chalked up eleven

Fitzgerald and Nichols g t 1 st minute instruction from Coach hi. tJethw, ite , nd oach Fenlon.

otball Witl1 ut tl1 tal nt d rvices of the big three of la t ar uad, Arthur Jones, Dick Humbert n l Andy r ncz k, and playing most of the season n1i11u th ir nly g d kick r, tl1e piders defensive 'A' b \Va ¥/ ak and th ir offen ive sting was blunt. l\i h1n nd \Va nly able to defeat two of their n1' ll r opp n nt Rand lph-Macon and Hampel n- y<ln y \i\'l1il th y lost t their other seven p on nt b a n1argin of at least seven points. Pl 'l yi11 .,. t111d r tl1 ligl1t f r tl1e econd time in t\vo art at tl ity tadium, the University of Riel 111 11d P'l d it \vay t 26-0 victory over the I 'u1d )1 11 - ac i1 r 11 \ Jack t arly in the £

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first downs while the sturdy I_Jine held their opponents to tvvo. Bill Dudley and his T-minded teammates from the University of Virginia had a field day at the expense of the piders as they rolled up 44 points and held their foes scoreless. All-American Dudley ace unted for 32 points of his teammates total \vith fine passing kicking and running. The pider l1ad to play this and future games without

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the services f th ir only g ocl kick r J ur11 ) Edgerton \vl10 left cl10 1. Alu1nni of tl1e ni versity f Ricl1111 11d r turn cl for the Home-co111ing Cel bration \vi th 11 p tl1at a 11the team \\'Ould sav th ir fac bv- d f atin.,. \V r ington and L e' G n ral . T11 ir 11 p dashed \vl1en the General' di play d u11 . rp ct J offensive po\ver, and left tl1 fi ld n t11 big nJ of a 21-0 score. The pider held their ppon nt to one touchdo\\ n in tl1e first half but littl Harry Baugh carried tl1e second 11alf kickoff f r a t ucl1down, and set up n1ore c r in th tl1ird p ri )d J

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VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. LEFT TO RIGHT , FIR TROW: Wholey, Griffi n ReMine Bing harn , .o llin", BO\\ Ln, fil ling, Amrhein, Mack , Robertson, Baker, Fitzge rald. ECOND ROW: Coach Fenlon , Fortunato, rickson , Bob Fenl o n P,H. c:, K ,1tz, Gill, Jacobs, \"X'atts, Clark on, Walker, V aug han, Belli , ch ec: rer, oach Thi Âˇtl eth\v'1ite. TH IRD RO \X ' : L,1u rin aiti\, ' izL r, Nichols, Graham, Edgerton, Hall, Crawford, Savage Lubman. Slate, Flowers , ~1 ,1di ga n lÂŤ:c:lcy. F O RT H RO \X' : W . F. Caylor, Trea urer; Doug Laird M an age r ; Dr. Pitt, Coach ~1 <: rri ck .

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double wingback and the flanker play the Spiders continually penetrated their opponent's territory \Vith Fitzgerald, Wholey, and Sophomore Tommy ichols throwing S3 passes, 20 of which were completed for some 261 yards. The Red and Blue had trouble in topping Hampden-Sydney 14-7 in their second and last victory. Joe Fortunato playing one of his best games of the season, plunged over for the first score, and ((Ripper" Collins snagged a pass inside pay dirt for the winning talley. North Carolina avenged their defeat of last year at the hands of the Spiders when they routed the Red and Blue 27-0. The Chapel Hill eleven scored ?Q points in the first seven minutes of play, but Richmond rallied to outplay their opponents in the second half. A powerful, star studded William and Mary tribe defeated the Spiders 33-3 in the two team's annual Turkeyday classic. Lineman Max Katz booted a field goal in the opening minutes for the first score of the game, but Harvey Johnson, W. and M's star fullback ripped the gallant Spider line to shreds and the Tribe pushed over five touchdo,vns. Tackle Joe Mack and Captain Bert Milling \Von praise for their line play against the hard running Indians.

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The squad closed the season against Virginia Tech. V.P.I's gobblers won 13-0 in a surprisingly close game which was featured by some fine running on the part of V.P.I's Bobby Smith who scored 12 points.

FOOTBALL 1941 Richmond .. .. .. 7 Richmond ...... 26 Richmond . ..... 0 Richmond . ..... 0 Richmond ...... 7 Richmond ...... 14 Richmond .. . ... 0 Richmond ..... . 3 Richmond . . . . . . 0

North Carolina State . . . . . . Randolph-Macon . . . . . . . . . . University of Virginia . . . . . . Washington and Lee . . . . . . V. M. I. ......... . ....... Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . . . . University of North Carolina William and 11ary . . . . . . . . V. P. I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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CH EER LEADER . Mark Wi ll ing, H ead cheer lt,1dcr: l)ick Will iams, W ar ren tan. bury Frank M,1nn, P.1t Ve lcn ' ~ky Walt r E,1nc..

Lawler goe down in our H omeco1n ing Gan1e.

BALL. ~ F ATED , LEF T RI HT: Loui Miller, Thi tlethwaite, Erickson, Captain Pitt, Giragosian , W '1tt: . .' TA DI c: oa h Pitt, a age, Bourne, Madigan, Bill Miller, Gasser, Scheerer.

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VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD 1941-1942 Richmond . . . . . . . . 2 3 Richmond . . . . . . . . S 1 Richmond . . . . . . . . 60

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Baseball 1941 Led by Captain Ned Butcher on the mound and Walter â€˘<Sonny" Wholey at bat, the Richmond Spiders of 1941 surprised pre-season dopsters who picked the Spiders as a soft touch. When the dust of battle had cleared away, the score for the year was fourteen victories against eight def eats. Opening the season against Ohio State the Spiders split a two game series, winning the first , 8 to 7, and dropping the second, 1 to 5. The baseballers then swamped Wesleyan , 17 to 2, but fell before Pittsburgh , 5 to 9, aided by ragged play in the field. The Pittmen then went on a winning spree, overpowering Maryland, Hampden-Sydn ey, Michigan, and V.M.I. before being stopped by Washington and Lee, 4 to 7. After losing to William and Mary and Hampden-Sydn ey by identical scores, 2 to 3, the Spiders again started a streak that almost carried them to the finish line ahead of W. & M. in the State Championship race. V.P.I. , Georg e Washington twice, Maryland, Randolph-Mac on , and the William and Mary Indians lost to the Red and Blue. But, Virginia and V.M.I. then knocked off the Spiders, 6 to 9 and 9 to 11 respectively, to put a bad ending to an otherwise successful season. Al Wheeler, giant southpaw, led the hurlers with five wins against two losses. Charlie Miller f astballer was close behind with four victories and tw defeats. Captain Butcher, who divided time in the utfield \Va

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FRE HMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. FIR T ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Phil Ma on, Bob Houghton, Charle Mo es, Dick Malay Coach Fenlon. ECND ROW: Jack Mabry, Buddy Bricker, Tom Murphy.

FRE HMAN BASEBALL RECORD-1941 Richn1 nd Richn1 )nd Ri(hn1ond Richn1ond l\.icl rnond Rich1nond Riel 1 101 cl

27 27 18

17 26

Rich11oncl J ) Rich1no11 I )6 Rich1nonJ -, I Richrnond .J ... H. il hrnond 29 I{ ilhtn( nd

John Mar h ,dl ............... Randolph Mac n . . . . . . . . . . . . . Han1pd n- y<lney . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1ar hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joh1 ary . . . . . . . . . . . W il I ian1 and . . !. \ 1rg11 ta ..................... Ra1 d )f ph Mac n .............

14 17 43 40 33

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1rg1111a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . an1pdcn- y<l1 y . . . . . . . . . . . . . illia1n ·tn<l Mary . . . . . . . . . . . . I n dictin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t'tunton 1ilitary Acaden1y ....

31 21

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Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richn1ond Richmond Richmond Richn1ond Richmond Richn1ond Richmond Richmond

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William and Mary . . . . . . . . . .

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Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Benedictine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fork Union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . McGuires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

14 10 9

I'RESH l\t A BA EU ALL 1~EA~1: FIRST R \X ', LEFT TO RIGHT: Leonard Kantor, Carlton Slate, Courtney L.t\\ ll'r, 1c rps Jl~~cr. Wccnic Miller, Pat Fenlon Allen Flannagan. ECOND ROW: Bob Wiley, Hugh ichols, hest r Bourne Bi 11 Miller Eddie Eppes, Ray Adams, Ed Reid, r.H. l' Dl'.lns 1~0 111 FLL'IL y, llch Fenl n. (Ab ·ent f ron1 pi ture: D erek Hayley, Manager.)

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Fork Union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . McGuires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Benedictine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William and Mary . . . . . . . . . Washington and Lee . . . . . . . Clifton Forge . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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kcr H nry Bl 1n, 1, n1 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM. ._ E TED, LEFT T RI ,HT: I if ton ~1ch Nichols, Ray Adam , Hughe Bourne Paul Graham Duv,ll h l h r i. s l'A DI (;: Ray Coulter Dick Lower John M idigan H u ·t n izer Thi tlethwaite, Milton Ba Holt Gar land larke.

FRE HMAN TRAC -19 1

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORE -1941

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Richmond 0 Washington and Lee . . . . . . . . . . 10 Richmond 26 Hampden-Sydn ey . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Richmond 7 Virginia Military Institute . . . . . 14 Richmond 0 Fork Union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Richmond 0 William and Mary . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Tied 1 Lost 2 Won 1

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hri t pher .......... 57¥ N rtl Car lina tate . . . . . . 7 t unt n Military Acad n1y 7 Wa hin ton and Le . . . . . . 6)1/::.. Vir inia Military In titut .. 101¥ WiJliam and Mary ........ 61 t.

on rad Matto FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM. FIR T ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill John 'On, Dick Fi ·her Bud Evan · J. John D R \X': :NL1rshall rovvn, Bill B kcr Bob Egan, Herb Reid, Joe Laluna, Jim Hefferman, Jack Wilbourne. SE ilon, Steve Silianoff, John Glea on, Carroll Richard, Bob Kent Marvin Neidermayer, Dick orm, n. THIRD R \'<' : o, ch oa h Ed Merrick. son Farri , Bill Decker, Bill Smith, Jack Mabry, Ted Heffner Al Pyle

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l 'RA K 1' AM. LFFT TO RJC,HT SEATbD: d Garber; Bob Keil; Harold Mc Vay, Captain; Marshall Phillips; Arthur Wagner; "' tc1n Kcllan1. "'HA DIN<,: ' larence ladding, Manager· Ralph Pickel ; Matthe\v Nathan; Gordon ReMine; John Griffin; Jinton Moore; Joe I~ ortunato, Owen Gwathmey· Coach Thistlethwaite.

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tl1eir Lexington rivals and dropped a 70.5 to 55.5 decision to the Spiders. In the Southern Conference Meet Richmond took fourth place, and completed a successful season by being fourth in the State Big Six Meet. Fortunato heaved the javelin 189 feet 6.5 inches to cop this event. John Griffin won the discus with a throw of 134 feet 2. 5 inches.

11e l and lu trackrnen raced down the ~ind r d lan t r tain all th l1igh honors previou l gai11 d by ichm nd t atn . a1 tai11 H·1l M Vay and] 11n riffin carried the bru1 t f th burd n in th ~' ight ; Bob Keil ran th ~ 1 urdl ; Afi J n and tan llam \Vere the watl1mey dominated l ad i c . , J 'l 11n1 n; h Ji t'1nc · and lint n o r nd Dick Thistletl1\\ ·1ite \V r tip ri r in th p 1 vault. tarti11 ., tl1 r gular track ea on Richmond o er \V r c1 rtl ar lina tat 72.75 t 53.25 \\ ith Keil ar d riffin 1 1ding th R d and Blu ' )rcr . ·1k r~ r t tl1 11 f 11 b f r th pider v a 7. :> t111t. \\ n \Vath111 y pr v d 11i c r ·1ti litv b\ ,,·i11nin o- tl1 n1il and 11,1lf 111il ev nt . ur at1 i 11t riv,11 fr 111 ~ illi,1111 and. Marv ''er n l, '" t in lin f )r th tra k111 11 and tl1 R d ar1d lu k t r )Ut fa p ibl f urt n fir t plac 'tn i 1 f 11 ficl l \Vt h ·1 6) 58 vict t). Virginia 1ilit· r\ 111 itutc '' itl1 l Pri 11·1rd 1 adin tl1 " i \' d f 'l c l the Sp id r 7 . . 6 7 t 5- .. 3. Tl1i \va tl f L l f '- ur· . l .v 'l Ii ~h111 n tr'lCk t a111 . ii d t'tl · 11lf i t( n in tl1c L 11111 111 t . llt

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Tennis Team With eleven wins out of fourteen, the Tennis team finished one of the most successful seasons they have ever enjoyed. Captain George Shackelford was largely responsible for the efficient working of the group from the first game with Drexel until the last match. Bill Snyder held the first post on the team with Dudley and Shackelford taking the next berths. The other members of the team were Jimmy Donahue, Johnny Gordon, Leslie Phillips, Chastine Jones and Alton Howell. All of these men really put out their best and made the Tennis team de-

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mood, the board prepared for its Christmas co-ed. After examinations, the students set to work on the annual Song Contest in which the Class of '44 was named winner with the Seniors a close second. The judges were Miss Esther Sylvia, Mrs. Frank Wendt, and Miss Jacqueline Lowe. The Association sponsored a spring co-ed for which decorations of hockey sticks, tennis racquets, and banners furnished the proper atmosphere. The dominant theme stressed by the A.A. this year was contagious enthusiasm as well as health and physical factors. Weekly hikes and bicycle trips were organized, and to do its part in the defense program, also helping the College, the A.A. started a drive for organizations to buy defense bonds and leave them in a fund for a swimmjng po 1. Witl1 Pre ident Frances Badenoch presiding, the year's rork as closed with the spring banquet in ay. Blazer winners ere announced and Seals "'Tr a\varded. Varsity tennis and track winners al \Vere awarded. Upon the close of the school t rn1 th ld and neV\ board members ent on a \V k- n cabin party.

Varsity Hockey With the return of only five lettermen fr 111 the previous years squad early in eptember t11e 'Jpiderettes faced the task of building a team for 1941-42. For the first match of the season they encountered Thomas Jefferson, finishing in a 1-1 tie. Stick vvork and scoring ability improved rapidly, and the Westhampton team defeated John Marshall 3-0, Saint Catherine's 2-1, and Collegiate 4-0. On Saturday, November 1, Madison travelled to Richmond to meet the Co-ords. This game ended in a tie, 0-0, neither team being able to score at the crucial moment. The Virginia Field Hockey Association Tournament was held at Westhampton. On Friday afternoon, the Spiderettes bowed to Etcetera A, a team consisting of players from Randolph-Macon and .I

Hollin College . Saturda.I th d and lu c1111 back to def eat illia111 and farv 1 -1. tl1,11nptonite elected t tl1 Vir )"i11ia t at11 \V r : P t at first team; . La\v n . La\v r1, haf r and cherer France Bad 11 cl1 onJ t ai11 Âˇ o dfi11 third. Poteat vva cl1 n t the uth a t rv . In the traditi nal Thank :riving D'ly c )t1t t th alumnae defeated tl1 var itv _;-1. J

\ lARSITY HOCKEY TEAM. FIR T ROW, LEFT TO RI HT: Helen MacDonald ene Woodfin Anne hJfcr, LuÂˇ} rLlll' Scherer, Captain~ Sally Law on, Frances Badenoch , Alice-Gray iinp on. BA K RO\"X' : Anni Loie W liker. RiLt 1\1uldO\\ nLy, Priscilla Poteat, Ruth Maris, Evie Law on Reba Booker hidey Huxter Mildred ~ox 11rs. D.1IL1 , ruhb-;, Co.1d1.

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for a ne\v hock y cl1a111pion. ' i l 11 ld tl1e titl for three year of th four they \\' r in coll g . t \va f '43 \vb t k v r their little si ter the cla the title under th 1 ader hip f ~~Puff" P t at a 111ember of the southea t r rv t atn. 0th r m n1bers of the junior team \Ver vie La\v n -- hirl y

Class Hockey With the class of '41 unable to def end its title because of graduation, there was an opportunity

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Betsy Rice was captain of the sophomores and Ruth Maris of the freshmen. In the Odd- ven game the Odds overcame the ven by a score of 1-0, with Huxter scoring in the last half .

SOPHOMOR E CLASS HOCKEY. FIR T ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen MacDonald, May Edmund , Betsy Rice, Captain; Duryee Howe, Evermond Hardee. ECOND ROW: Molly Warner, Phyllis methur t, Margery Peple, Mildred Cox. THIRD ROW: Helen Barne , Nancy Master , Rita Muldowney.

apt, in. LEFT T VARSIT Y BASKET BALL TEAM. EATED, FRONT: France Badena h Johnston , Mildred Gulick Evie Law on, Peggy Vicars, Evermon d Harde May Ed1nunds. haw, Coach.

Varsity Basketball Under the leaders hip of Captai n France s Badenoch, Manag er Everm ond Hardee , and Coach Fanny G. Crensh aw, the Spidere ttes opened the 1942 season with a 23-7 victory over Fairfax Hall. Renew ing an old rivalry the Westh ampton varsity defeate d the Colleg e of the City of Charle ston 20-11. Playin g y2 letterm en and y2 reserves the co-ords continu ed their winnin g streak with victories over Thoma s Jefferson, Saint Marga ret's, and John Marsha ll. Travel ing to Willia msbur g the red and blue team bowed to a strong Willia m and Mary sextette 20-16. With several of the first string players unable to play, Richm ond Profess ional Institu te defeated Westh ampto n 22-6 on the R.P.I. court.

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cond t an1. They also defeat ed th c - r In a game marked by exc pti nally fa t an close guardi ng, but with th f r\vard unabl to hit the loop of ten enough the pi r tt b w d t urt. Madiso n 2 5-11 on the Harri nbur thampaint Cath rin ' th Travel ing t ton first and second tean1 def at d th y 11 w and white teams. Compl eting the ea n \vith a p ctacula r fini h the co-ords down d w et Briar by a c r f ?4-17 f t n th 11 m to hold their record f n court. a t in Those receiving var ity l tt r V/ r Frances Badeno ch, vi Lav/ n P 'Jy Vic r Everm nd Hard e, ally La\v n Alth a J hnay dildr d ulick. ston, Reba B k rand munds, H len Mac onald and Ann Lill recognized a ub titut .

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capture the basketball cup with six straight victories. The senior team, which until this year had not caL1sed any other team much trouble, was defeated only by tl1e freshmen to end the season and tl1eir class basketball career, with four wins and

J U NIOR CLA S BASKET BALL . LEFT TO RIGH T, FIR T ROW : Althea Johnston Anne Lilly, Captain; Evie LaV\' on. ~ T AN DI N G: Ruth Phillip , Reba Booker Florine N uckol .

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To end the ba ketball a n tl1 Odd and tl1 Evens met in a clo battl in -vvhich tl1 v n triumphed ?2-21. A fr e 11 t in tl1 la t nd of play gave tl1e v n the n d d p int.

SOPHOMORE CLAS BA KETBALL. LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen MacDonald, Ann Green, Evermond Hardee, May Edmund , Captain; Rita Muldowney, Loi He ter, Duryee Howe.

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Blazers To any individual \Vinning a letter in three varsity sports, the Westhampton Blazer is a'vard d. The blazer is white flannel rith the tO\'V er insignia in red on the pocket, the stripes denoting the number of sports in " rhich letters have been won and the stars indicating the number of times letters have been won. For the first time this year archery was added to the group of major sports, hockey, basketball, tennis, and track, in which it is possible to win letters. Elizabeth Cardwell and Evie Lawson received their blazers at the annual Athletic Association banquet. Cardwell had won letters in hockey, basketball and tennis and Lawson in hockey, basket-

Ea h spring th fla1111 1 ;11 hi :rh t a\\·ard f the \ esthan1pton C 11 g Athl tic A iati n i n1 n1b r f th jt1ni r and conferred n th eni r clas '''11 l1a e 11 \\ n .... pti 1 al rt manship and c ntagi u ntl1t1 i '1 n1 \Vh th r a ·1 spectat r or participa11t. It i nly thr uol1 thi 11tl1usiasm that'" ar bl t a hi tl1at \vhich ha come to be kn \Vn a e tha111pt n ~ irit. r id nt of th Mary Alice n1ith ut in Athletic As ociation lizab tl1 ·1rd\\' ll ' a} tai11 of the 19-lO- ' 1 11 ckey t an1 ar) \V n ~ r~ nc Badenoch, incoming pr id nt f th Athl tic A ·sociation, and Mary rac ch r r ca ptai11 f hockey for the ea on l 9---t 1-42 \\' r a \vard d al at the A.A. banquet in ay.

EAL WIN ER . LEFT TO RI(1HT: ,1rr Alic<: n1ith. beth Cardwell, ranee Badena h ary Arnold. BLAZER WINNERS. LEFT TO RI HT: Evie Law on, H elen Dodd, Margaret Purcell.

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W EB EDIT ORIAL STAFF. EATED: W arren W alth all Fraternity Editor ; am B ritt, A " i 路tant Edi tor. TA N DING: tan Watt , A i tant Editor; Lin J o h nson~ Typi t; B ill Garvey, Photography Editor. Ab ent when picture vva 路 taken Bob Phillip A ociate Edi tor ; Clifton Long , A rt Editor, and Pierce E llis, 0 rganization Editor.

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write-up and every picture \\'hich sho\VS students at work and at play. On the divisions pages '' e have attempte d to call to mind the different pha es of life which are developed in college, the intellect, the physique, leadership and social grace. Our principal goal this year has been to make the book a little more informal. We have tried to accomplish this purpose by having more informal pictures, not snapshot pages, througho ut the book in various sections showing the workings of the cliff erent groups. These pictures have, we hope, given life to the class, the organiza tion and the athletic sections. Bill Garvey, with his trusty camera and well-equ ipped dark room, deserves the credit for

WESTHA MPTON EDITORIA L STAFF. Gene Woodfin, Athletic Editor; Mary Hoffn1an, Managing Editor; Virginia Mayo, A ociate Editor; Betty Ses ·Ier Managing Editor· Loui e Cardozo, Junior Managing Editor.

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1, iming , 11 rit' g ld r than that f Âˇ 1 1 r cam u ublic tion the Mes. e JJ<g er i dc:finit 1y n t d crepit, d spite its a r . 111 t ad it i 11abit' l drink r from th f )Unt in of y uth - tl1 y uth which is today v ith al rtnc . in1 I rt' nt in th I licy f thi year's J 1e e n<-~e r 11'1 be n th probl 1n of answering 'L \V 11 ' t ar u it g vari d tud nt int rests. From he fir t i ue \vi th it liv 1y f tball cartoon on the c vcr until tl1 rraduati n finale that has been it 'li111. an an1pu pr i n the magazine 11'1 rv c untry in c nt nt and in spirit. 11t t t ficti n 11on-fiction and poetry urr 1 t ha b n indi ativ fit a\v' r ne and its loyalty. n1irr r tud nt tl1inking in \vartim has been

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the duty and privilege of the M essenger staff. Imbibing in the fountain of youth has not re1noved its trials and tribulations for circumstances have caused frequent changes in its personnel- two of its editors left school as a result of the emergency. The position of Richmond College editor fell finally to Allister MacKenzie. His service, as well as those of his predecessors, along with Frances Ellis, Bobby Black and their staffs has made the M essenger what it is. The M essenger has striven to uphold over a halfcentury of traditio11 and to press forward with its fellow students.

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The Richm ond Colleg e Debat e Team has ju t completed a fairly succes sful year under the directi on of Jack Manle y, Debat e Manag er. Profes sor Miller acted as the coach and faculty adviso r of the group and contribute d much to the organi zati n. Severa l visitin g teams were entert ained on the campu agains t whom the local partic ipants alway s made a good showi ng. The most outsta nding event of the year, howev er, was the trip made by the team to the Unive rsity of Maryl and, and Virgin ia. Bill Barefo rd, Guy Fridde ll and Alliste r MacK enzie were the star debate rs of the year.

FORE NSIC COUN CIL. EATED: Living ston Batten, Rowla nd Burn Straug han Gettie r , Jack Manle y, John Decke r. STAND ING: Loui , Brenne r, Marvin Col e Leland Hi .~ ginbot ham . Stuart \"'V'il 1iams.

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Kid Party. Tours of the campu s were sponso red by the organi zation which helped to acquai nt the new studen ts with their surrou ndings . Two import ant feature s of the Social Service Comm ission vvere the annual visit and sendin g of Christm as gifts by ((Y'' membe rs to the girls at Kilbou rne Farm, and the enterta inment and directing of devotio nal service s held at the Home f r Incura bl s and the Crippl ed Childr en's Hosital. M 111b r wer also active in further ing a friendly f eling \vith the egroes of Richm ond, and sevral m 1nbers aided in the directi on of a Negro Tirl ~ c ut tr op. Be ide it n1onthl y meetin g, and every other u day evenin g ervice, the uy" sponso red sevral V sp r ervice and chapel progra ms. Thi year the .W.C.A . was represe nted at the i ·1ti nal "'tl1dent A embly in Oxford Ohio.

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Y. M. C. A. A preceden t-making year has ju t succe fully reached a close for the Young Men s Christian A sociation . For the first time in the hi tory of th Universit y, the Richmon d and Westham pton cabinets held a joint weiner roast down by the lake. Over one hundred persons attended, had plenty t eat, and heard hvo fine talks by Union Theologi cal Seminary men. On Decembe r 18, the ((Y'' cabinet sponsore d a Christma s party in the refectory for eighty underprivilege d children. Each man brought a child and gave him the only Christma s that he had that year. Professor s and associate members (the entire campus) had a part in bringing Christma s to those children. \Vith the consent of the members , the Y-cabine t agreed to conduct one Vesper service a month. Several services were compose d entirely of students, and many inspiring talks came out of these programs . Came February and Religious Emphasis Week, the cabinet v,ras right behind all the forums, boosting attendan ce and presentin g views for discussio n.

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1r.M.C.A. CABINET . FIR T ROW: Doug Laird, Walter Had e n Trea ·urer V e rnon ankford , Presid ent l•rJnk B.1kc: r, iccru ·c K ellis n. !'HIRD RO\X ' : o d pre ident, Allister MacKenzie . . ECOND ROW : Frank Rose, Warren Walthall " kce" m1nett Hubbard , J hn D ecke r ' ·crt: t.1ry, RTH RO\X' : Winfree F re Lee Saunder , Joe Fortunato John Bain, Jim Bain. F O\\'en G\vatbn1 ey lar nee M ijor.

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the United tates "aval Reserve in September, the xecutive office of the club was left open. Stuart L. Willia m served as business manager of the group this year, while Lawrence Spiers ably handle d the duties of libraria n for the third successive year. Tl1e glee club was again under the capable direction of Alton L. Howel l, who was largely reponsible for all of the forwar d steps that the group has taken during the last few years. He has worked diligently to improve the technique and genera l musical ability of the unit and his efforts have been adequately rewarded.

I LLb 1E 1L ~ E L B. LFF T T O RI G H T ~EA TED : T . . Willia1n , Tom King, Billy Beville Stuart William , l h1-,111L -, i\1.1n.1gc r, Alt n H \V l' li , irl'Cl r, avvrcncc pi r: Lihrarian Billy Connor, Tom H erndon , Bob Phillips. TAND 1 <. , 1 JR 1 Ho \ ·: l) cP >y Bc: d c, All · 11 I· Llnn \ga n ill n ca 1, ill Rhod cnhi ·c r ene King, Lar Janson , R ay Coulter , George 1 .di , i.ir l.1nd l.1 rkc:, lli.\ tc r 'le. K e nzi e, R g r W ,1lkc. : Ec o n RO\X': Ray Baker, John Bain Whitney C aulkins, Elmer \ -, t, Bill B.1rLf H i 111 r · rrr.linha1 n , Bill De ·k r, J c olomon , P rcy ate li f ton Booker, Dick William .

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GLEE CLUB. LEFT T RI 1HT, FL R · Lelia ~1rdner L1nd Fr.1nle~ Kt:nn.lfd. l · t\TFD: l),lgrn.ir .J.icohsen, Janice John on, Louise Cardoza Allene Jone:, ancy a,1r, Betty Macl\1urtry. FIP" r RO\\, 1 :\ tHf\.(;: nn E urchcr. Lowaita Rowland, Ann Seay, Kay Hanley, Mary Carnphell, Ann 0,1k . , An:Iey Hult1:h K.1thryn 1un1n1.:i, Fii1 n1lthur~t. Laura Jenkin , Ruth Maris, Annloui e Brand, Jacquelin Batten. :rc:o n Row·: Eliz.ihcth P.1rkcr, I t t Ihnkt n, B ·tty H g.in, Kalima Dalton, Chri. ty Lou Miller, N1talie Lun1 l)ot Monroe, Ann Fi~hcr, L1rg.1rLt i\lt Pht:rson . ~

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Led by Mrs. F. Flaxington Harker and President Louise Cardozo, the members of the Westhampton College Glee Club took part in five programs during the session of 1941-42. In December, the annual Pop Concert came off with a bang! Presented in the \Xresthampton College dining room, decorated for the occasion with saddles, corn cobs, and straw, this concert was distinguished by the rendition of familiar songs by little girls in cotton dresses. The first of two radio programs vvas concerned with school proclamation songs and the second included numbers presented as the pring Formal Concert. This program, put on 'vith the help of the Richmond College Glee Club, vvas the highlight of the year and the most elaborate prof ect attem.p ted by the Club.

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ing organization and for maintaining this year, as always, the high quality of its performances. 11i c:r 1 hoir f 1'1y an itn rta11t role in C'U111J i lif . It i a liar l-\v rki11g rganization a11d one i11 \\'l1i h b )tl1 11a111pt n \V n1en and I i 'hn1ond 111 n n1·1y i 'trti ipat . lt i p n t any \\ho nj _ n1tL i ·tnLl ii1 rir r vith ut r qt1iring l r · iou. tr,1ini1 g c r .'f ri n urin<r h ~ y ·1r tl hoir fur11i 11 d n1u ic f r c: \' c r. 11 c r u n i 'l y 1 i g11 t p r rv i 'ln d 1ed h ·singing lt 111) t f th I rid ,1y nv 11 1 b ·n its cu t )111 it1 f r111 r ar th spc i a I 1 tL ic·1l l r )gran1 at hri tn1'1 J ristn ~ s l r) tr~u11 it 1 d 'l lar r gr up t t , tr 11 'rs throu L,l h n ighb ri11 r id nti,11 l i ri c ~ )I I in n 1t th h 111 f 'l l l th pr f r \\ ht 1i , 11 'l r '"I \ cial cv t ts \\' .\r 111 lu l d ir thi y 'lf t·he lulc. In th -,111 her \\ 1 'l F'lft) 'lt h ..i 1111 t H1 · u1cl ·1 }'1 r il h \vh 1 11 i r 11 j \ cl f1 ~u1 n1tinh \\ i l \ in rs a1 Lt '111 tl1 . r t t b 1rs . 1 . I l'l .. i n gtt n ·tr kc r h . l11 thi , n t ' l il 1 l f<. r t ra i n in < ~ 1 Ll d i r ct i n

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ill 1 ryan Bill in !hart, BAND. FIR T ROW: Bill Council, Bob Endicott, Roland And rton Jerry Irnburg, Fred Mr. W. T. Sinclair, Director. ~ EC ND ROW: tewart William ·, Judson n ad Kenneth Vl1n Allc.:n. B h Phillip..,, lift n 13 kcr, Alec I·inlcy n, J.1 k Branch, Moreland Irby, Al Stoutamire, tan Lu by. THIRD R 'V ' " IrYing heppe urti .- Hollon1.1n. olomon E1nory Trainham, Bah Pip r, Jo

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n hundred years of backgrou nd that has been built up in Mu igma Rho. One thing this year that helped put over their claim to t1cce s, was the degree of Master of Mendaci ty bestovved upon Rowland Burns. Row land is their master in the field of lying, the chief tale-teller, the epitome of fabrication. Allister MacKenz ie presided for us this year with the help of John Reid, Vice-president, George Oliver, ecretary, and Ray Baker, Treasure r.

, J, fA RII LI ~ RR'{ CI T\ r. I· IRTR \X ' : BillyEther i ige BillDavi ,, RayB aker, Living tonB atten, Rowland B u rn ~. P1 lnL' Ell i..,, 1 ill , nl 1 L l· ( in R '\ " : J.1ck Zuhc: r All i~t r MacK nzi Brue Martin , H arding Thoma , Bill Bareford Bill I lH dcnhi..,l r, \' ' .1tkin-.. h de: H ·nry t igled r. T HIRD R \"X' : A. B. lark, ourtney Carter, Leland Higgin] )t h.un, B h \' ' ·.1tl , Berkie · .1rnc: tt , c:R y B ·.11 , J hn 111 r ~ . FO U RTH Row· : Ro. co Wright, Mor e Seymour, Pat Vele n , :k r, 1iver T m Z ava.

PHILOLOGIAN LITERARY OCIETY. FIR:T R \X, LEFT TO RI<iHT: J.1 ·k ~L1nley, P \\'hl1L1n C ·, 1 B.lughJn, Henry Butler, Charle · Kingery Hundley Wiley Jam · Bain. ·Ee D RO\\': Dick H.1gu~, ill L1clhv.1inL·~ .Str.n1ghJn I 1cl:.lrd" 11, John Decker, Bill D ecker Jud ·on nead. THIRD RO\\ ': Toni Hernd n, enc King, D n.dd l\Ll l K111L1 , J hn B.un. Boh Hatha\\' ly.

Philologian Literary Societv .;

Starting the first semester under the domination of John Decker and John Bain, the Philologian strove to build their society into an organization even stronger than that of last year. In preparing programs for the Philologians Bain emphasized participation of the members, with ample criticism and suggestions for individual improvement. From the first meeting in September to the last one in May the Philogs had an enjoyable time of fellowship and fun. On each Monday night they met in Dr. Mitchell's lecture room for an hour of debating, speaking and discussion, and each ti1ne they left \vi th a feeling of renev.red energy and the assurance that a very profitable h ur had be n spent with their comrades. As a result f thes \veekly meetings much talent \Vas uncovered and

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I LI LI'I El I '{ I ·1'1' . FIR ~ T RO\X' : Mar\ in ol c, William Metzger tuart William , Richard Baylor, .dth,111. I ~ (() () R< \\ : St.1nl c H.1rding , J. 1 k Atkin s 11, Willia1n Bryan , Milton w iss, Billy Beville. THIRD ROW: L u i~ Brc:nn c: r, J 1111 • J hn: n harl : Motley G '"1rnett Hayne , D eWitt Elli . I

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Minist erial Associat · T'he oldest organization on the campus of Richmond College, the Ministerial Association, responded again this year to its theme of living ((For His name's sake," and has proved its value in the activities of its members and in its efforts to e tablish a still closer and more brotherly relation hip among the thirty-five or more student ministers. Every Friday afternoon, the Association sent a group to the Home for Incurables, carrying on a tradition of service with invalids who appreciate the friendliness of these Christian n1en. In addition, the Baptist Student Union of Richmond College, which the Association started last year, extended its work to the point of distributing a f e\v of the copies of The Baptist Stztdent a monthly publication, thus helping to create an inter t in the work of the Ministerial As ociation and th general religious affairs of the campus. Genial Leland Higginbotha m as pre ident l d the Association in one of its most ucce ful y ar , presenting speakers of high calibre vvith imp rtant messages. ome of them \vho sp ke at th r gular [ 127

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Advancing steadily, the Guilders are expanding their scope and now boast of regular weekly broadcasts, which are aired over station WRNL in the city of Richmond. This year its president, Billy Snow, with the loyal cooperation of Mary Grace Scherer has directed the affairs of the Guild and has been responsible for some excellent programs produced by tl1e students and the faculty.

UNIVERSITY PLAYERS. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Aberneth helton Bel he,路 , Reb< B ok r, L uisl' clrdoz.1, Nancy Davis, John Decker, Bill Etheridge. ECOND ROW: Lelia Gardner Bill o k y Phil M.1 路 n, . l penh ~ i111, B h Piper, Victor Pregeant Donald Robert on. THIRD ROW: Mary Grace ch er r, Billy 110\N Alex ternl erg, H~1rd in er 路h rnlts, Tom Warriner, Georg adler.

The Unive rsity Player s ((Places! Lights! Curtain!'' They are the thrilling words which every actor and actress delights in hearing. They are the exciting words that preceded the three productions of the University Players this year . The first production was the popular comedy, ((Room Service" by Kaufman and Hart. The excellent cast included Buddy.Poteat , Donald Roberson, Bill Lockey, and Betty Muller. The second show of the season was ((you Can't Take It With You." A superb cast under the inspiring direction of Professor Alton Williams made this delightful comedy one of the most successful plays produced on this campus in several years. The excellent cast wa composed of Bill Lockey, Ruth Van ess, Alec Finlayson, Louise Wiley, Donald Roberson, Nancy Davis, Betty Muller, Fred Clarkson, and Billy Snow. The third production of the Univer ity Players was the unusual play by Thornton Wilder, ''Our Tovln. ' It was presented minus scenery and propertie in the Greek Theatre in May. Dr. cDanel played the part of the narrator.

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Eta igma Plzi The Beta Gamma Chapter of Eta icrn1a Phi \vas established at Westhampton in May 1940. The purpose of this club is to recognize and timulate an interest in the classics. In September the organization sponsored a t ur f Richmond for the benefit of out-of-to\vn girl . A Christmas tea was held at the home of Dean Keller and Miss Pauline Turnbull to "vhich "\Vere invited all fem ale students of the fourth year Latin in the high sch 1 of Richmond and Westhampton Latin students. The chapter \\'ill continue to present the Eta Sigma Phi medal for honors in fourth year high school Latin to arouse interest in classical v,rork. A public tapping ceremony f 1Iowed later by an initiation, occurred in February. In May the club put on a radio program, giving a choral reading of Aeistophaues' s Fro gs. President for this year \vas Clarine Cunninghan1.

The De 1at (~ouncil h'"1\'ing as its purpo ·c an increa e<l inter t in for n ·ic activity )n tht CJlllJ u ·, f rn1 it men1b r hip f n n1 a cl as~ in at).~Urn ntattl n riginated la t y ar. Tt b ligibl , a 'tud nt n1ust l '"1rticipate in at 1 a t t n int r-C( 11 giat Jcb41tc. H '"1ding the c: uncil \\er '\ lyn 1cAul ) pr si i n , and Ruth Phillip n1anager. Ii Iarg'"tret Ro·.: \\ 41 · fJcult) p n r and in truct< r. We th a 111 pt on t a n1 , n1 e ti n g '' t \ ' 1rg in i a l n i versity, niver ity of orth 'lr< lina, L·ni\ 1--i) )f out h a r Iin a, W i 11 i a n1 and J\ l '"1 ry, a11 d o th rs, a rg ucd the nati nal Pi Ka pf ,1 D Ita qu ti( n, R ·ol \' ·d: 1 ha the n a ti 11 s f r111 a f -d e rat i n t t '"lb I i · h th Rn o · \ '"I t Church ii 1 eight point . \ ith rene\ved n1pha i < n th pan I cJ i ·cu SH n, th Debate , uncil provid d t\vO ch~lf 1 progran1 · conidering the eight point and th tran ·f renc of i\l ·tcArthur fr n1 the Philippine . in1ilar infc nn a l ta lk on tin1ely ubject \\' r conduct cJ b f< re \ arious orB·uu zati n during the ) ar. 1

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TRAE FILIA E. FIR 'T R \\ ' ' oo ;\"lrd RI HT: Ann LEFT T Ann Gordo n, Hel n ary R \X' : Eth l Du il mpbe ll Pamel a Carp nt r, 1ar} Loui e Du Val Barb ra Kru t Ann Arwo od Ethn Plana tan. THIRD R w: Jeani ce John on B zley Loui e Wile] Anne hidey Huxt r.

N ostrae Filiae Those girls whose mother, aunt, or gran dm th r atten ded the Richmond Female Institute, or the Wom en's College are members of this organization of Wes tham pton College. In the Alum na Room in the Wom en's Activities Buil ding hang an illum inate d scroll presented to the organization by the Alumnae at a formal dinn er last year. It bears the motto ((That Our Daug hters may be a the Polished Corners of the Tem ple.' ' To start the year, members of Nost rae Filiae were enter taine d at a formal dinner given by the Alumnae at a buffet supper. In turn, the Club enterta ined the alumnae and the mothers of the present members at a tea on May 6. To aid the alumnae in raising a scholarship fund, the members sponsored a sale of stationery in the book shop. The officers for this year were: Mary Louise Du Val, President, and Frances Beazley, ecretaryTreasurer.

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encounter d by the variou frat rn1t1c: and tl1e altering of many by-la\v to olv the problcn1 . Intramural athl tic \V r carried out very uccessfull y this pa t a n. Phi an1n1a 1) lt't \\on the cup given for accumulating th gr ate t nun1ber of point in all intran1ur'1l p rt . Phi Alpha \vas the r cipi nt of th cholar hif cup for the third ucc ive year 'ln<l thu gain d the rigl1t f having pern1anent p ion f th tr phy. This y ar the gr up \Va rcpr ented by Ralph Kinsey. and Mr. avlor . at th . national C< nv 路ntion \vhich \Va held in ,. \\- / rk. Th ut tanding f uncti n of the uncil ar th pon ring f thr t of dance '111d (' lnterfrat rnity W k." Aylette G <le hairn1,1n of the \Va r f on iblc for the ucc dance comrnitt of th f rrn r b) bringi11 r ome "nan1 b'1nd ,, to the can1pu . oJ

With fraternity activities assuming more significant importance an urgent need \Vas felt for a unifying and cooperative association to bind the f raternities together. Thus in 1914 the Greek letter social fraternities organized themselves into the body kno\\路n as the Interf raternity Council. The Council is made up of t\vo 1nember from each fraternity, headed by Dr. Ralph C. McDanel president and Fred M. Caylor, secretary-treasurer. In accord with the original purpose of the C uncil, fraternity problems that arise are discussed an cl suggestions and solutions for better 1neth ds are offered. The first vvork of the Interf raternitv C uncil each year is the discussion of rusl1ing ' cli fficu ltie-11

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vater of the Atlantic t the olden ate except Ariz na and evad, . Eta b gan the year in fine tyle by con1ing through the terrific train f rush eason \vith thirteen ne\v men. ucnerou cial function the Alumni banquet and dance at the J hn Mar hall H tel being prime among them, \\'ere given throughout the fall and winter. The pring Formal, \vhich came in April, \Vas the outstanding ial event f the year. A svvell house party in June brought the ucce sful year to a close. n<ler the leadership of Vernon Lankford the chapter participated in many campus activities. Lankford tarted the ball rol I ing by being elected to Omicron Delta Kappa and later Phi Beta Kappa. During the year he erved as President of the Y.M.C.A. cabinet and Trea urer of tudent Government. Other deserving mention are Tom Williams, who \Vas 13u ines l\1anager of the Collegian and the Spider l-l"n1d hook. and Bob Black, Business Manager of the l lessenger. manager of Track and President of Pi Delta Ep il n. Alton Ho\vell who captained the Tennis Team and directed the Glee Club, was elected to succeed Lankford as Student Government treasurer. With the election of Fitchett Dix as president, the fraternity looks f or\vard to another success£ ul year.

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Atkinson B lsche , Bingha1n, Bradley, Branch, Clarke, Clarkson, Cotten, Cox. indhart Harper, H Bin, Higinbotham. THIRD ROW: Huneycutt, Keppler, .1vi . , l~lli ...,, l'. theridgc, Fri Idell n RO\ ': ~ 1 c< rkin . , Phipps. F RTH RO\X' : agendorf, ey1nour, Smith, Snead, Steigleder, J , wlcr, L key J\1a K ·n:t:ic::, Magee M ·1rtin r lll"r. FIFTll H \ '' : v LI rh n, Vclenovsky Walker Walthall, Warriner, Waters, Williams, Wright, h !11," 'J'di,1f ·r1 Z va. 'T

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Cl !JS of 1943 Fred CJ ark on Willia m Davi uy Fridde ll

George 01 i ver Willia m Phipps

Jame · Huney cutt B. G. Lamm A. MacKe nzie Horace Perkins R. P. Willia1 ns Beverly Win ·ton

W i I l i am 1n it h Jud on ne,1d William Trotter

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rr \V11 c n iderably until it nO\\' ha 109 acti e cha ters. he Kappa ig \\'ere pr minent in many extra-curricular activitie . In var ity and freshman footb 11 the chapt r \Va vell repre ented. Warren Pace \Va elected co-captain for the c ming year and Dick Fisher won a b rtb n the All- tate Freshman team. Dick Thistleth\vait held d \\ ' 11 a regular berth n the var ity ba ketball guad. In intran1ural sports Harvey Pinger and Ray Hare ;vere elected to the All- tar Touch Fo tball Team. G r<l n Re 1ine who played varsity football and \vas pr 1ninent in can1pus organizations \Vas elected to Omicr n Delta Kappa. Politically Thistlethwaite was President of the Junior lass· Tommy Hughes Secretary of the ophornore Cla s and John Gleason President o f the Freshinan Class. Bert Mil ling, captain of the football team and student athletic rep re entative, was president of the f raternity f r the year. he cial Committee did its work well and the annual barn dance, held in November, was a g reat succes . Throughout the fall informal Sunday afternoon gatherings were held for the boys and their dates. Numerous house dances were given in the spring and clin1axed by a three-day house party just before finals .

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re -esented on the r1 iron by mbda hi \V rank Baker, and John fir t- tri er Joe Amrhei n riffin al 1 letter men. H u e dances \Vi th go d hot ic-mu i and lenty of punch n cake and occasio nal n the river helped keep the b ys social! y ·tbin arti trim for the fall and \ inter months . hen \var \ as decl ' red in Decemb er Bill Finnega n v a the fir t R. C. in an to volunte er cho sing the llar of the hapter's \vas put av}. T\vo tb usancJ into cl fen e b nds ithin the month. Chapte r election s held in Februar y reveale d Addiso n Dalt n as pre ident for the coming year. Emmet t Hubb, rd \Va retiring High Alpha. pring- and the Lan1bda Chis soon had built a badmint n court on the side yard of the house and secured a ping p ng table for the porch. ((Long John" Griffin as a pretty big credit to the 1942 Track Team of which tuart Covey Warren Waltha ll, and Charlie Kingery \ ere manage rs. On the last week-en d in May the fraterni ty's twentyfourth year on the campus was rounded off with a swell house party at Fairview .

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The highlight of the year though, were the three cial functions. On the Saturday following large hank giving, the chapter was host to some thirteen hundred guests at the annual All-State Ball. Campus J eaders pa t and present, representatives of the six other chapters in the district, and the alumni in Richmond \Vere all present. In the spring came the Fiftieth Anniversary Banquet which was attended by many prominent members of the fraternity. This was a gala function presaging the National Convention to which Omicron is soon to be host. Last, but far from least, came the annual house party which immediately followed Final . Throughout the year there were various other ocial functions of lesser importance including visits to dances given by nearby chapters.

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the year1 the AE' enjoyed a nu1nber of informal outin that ended \vith the annual house party at tingray Point in June. Ju t before Christmas the Va. Tau b pter entertained t\venty underprivileged children m vie, dinner, a Christmas tree, and presents. \Vith In April the chapter's seniors \Vere honored with a banquet and dance. This was begun last year and has been succes ful enough to warrant its becoming an annual affair. The members and pledges of SAE took part in just about all the campus organizations and societies. The fraternity finished on top in their league in touchball, basketball and volleyball, but, plagued by a jinx they lost every playoff. The bowling team was outstanding and the softball team, as yet untried, gives promise of being among the best. Dick Klaffky was Eminent Archon of the Richmond Chapter during the first semester. Dick proved to be a real leader, and his hard work gave us one of the best rushing seasons in history. Dick Ankers took over the reigns for the second semester and provided a capable administration, reaching its peak in the Founder's Day Banquet and Ball.

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thereby bee ming the fir t fraternity n the contribute fin ncially t the -v ar effort. Presic m u at\\rright in c mm en din the fraternity cited dent ne which mi ht well be followed by h r p licy a ther frat nities. he year 'vvas opened with a wel I rganized rush program al d results sh wed the pled ing of sixteen new 11 win rushin the Sig Eps enjoyed a series of rnen. s ci I functions including many informal dances mokers cabin parties and 'possum hunts. The social higl1lighted by the New Year's Eve party ea n w and the traditional Spring Formal. A high scholastic tandard was attained with almost fifty per cent of the initiates making the Dean's List. The chapter this year as in the past, has furnished its hare f leaders on the campus. Ralph Kinsey, president of the chapter, served as Secretary of Student Government, and President of Alpha Mu Omicron. Ben Rouzie was representative to the Board of Publications. Bill Garvey has established himself as the ''Campus Photographer. " With the present situation as it is, Sigma Pl1i Epsilon will stand true to her tradition by furnishing money, man-power, or any other facilities.

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R ad. hi marked the horizon of a ne\v era in Phi Alpha fraternity life. One of the fir t ocial functi ns in the house \Va the initial Harleguin Club dance . f the ear.

It vv 'l pr bably th i added re p n s i bi I i ty and fee 1in g f achievement that cau ed the fraternity t exert its utn1( t in atta1n1n the F unders' Cup. This cup is a\varded annually to the best Phi Alpha Chapter and Rh \\'a ucce sf ul in \Vinning it this year. The Intra£raternit} cholarship Cup also found its \vay to the Phi Alpha house for the seventh time, giving the chapter the sec nd leg on the third cup. The men of Phi Alpha celebrated their first annual outhern Jubilee at the Riehm nd Hotel February 20-21. Although n1all in number, the members have distingui hed themselves on the campus. Eddie Klein, rand Re ent \vas also President of the Senior Class. Bay Jacobs tan Watts, and Joe Michaelson were elected to the Chemistry Club. The fraternity was represented by Watts, Jacobs and Melvin Lubman on the var ity f otball team, and Watts and Jacobs on the ba ketball team. Len Kantor, the hero of the freshman baseball team last year was on the varsity squad.

flh< (Japt ro Phi Jpla\V'l in t'dlcdo1 tleRicbn ond ( ~ )llcg c·u pl ' ~cvcntccn C'lf ago. n February 6, JS)._~, a ~roup of stuJcnt~ \vho \vi heJ to be bound to~ tl r for oci ·d a~ \ve]l as schola tic incJuce1nent ~ <n1n ·d the chapter. 1 hi \\a ]even 'ear after the foun ling o th ~ ational Fraternity at ; orge Wa hineton (

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three in mbers of the Hon r Council, the Mana in Jdit r of the Collegian . a member of the band three member of the f(Y" Cabinet and the Vice-presidents of th Juni r and enior classes Phi Gamma Delta made it influence felt in every phase of campus life. Two members of Phi Beta Kappa a nd four members of 0.0.K. \Vere clain1ed from the ranks of Rho Chi Chapter. Then came the war and Phi Garns rushed to answer the all f our country. Dave Satterfield and Dick Kraft left sch ol to join the navy and army air corps re pectively and ('Skee" Goode, Steve Mitchell and Phil Mason volunteered for duty at the end of this year. Bill Decker and Bill Scheerer joined the U. S. Marines and expect to be called to active service upon graduation. Several of the other brothers are planning to enli t during the summer. Now as the year draws to a close the Fijis realize m re than ever the significance of

'I 1 ~ Ri hn ond Fiji ' tar cl he r ff \vith a bang" J 'tdi1 r th can1 pu , plc<lging \V ith t\ nty-two new n n. 1 ·tt " k ' 10 )de th abl pre i<l nt, and his ohort 'trold f\ l ay tre 'l urer.. Jol r Decker secret·ir_ ~ un1 c;reen - rr pondi1 g ecret ry and Phil Ia ·on hi . rian rot thing g i1 gin th right dire ti n 'lt the er r beni [ ing. f or· VJl ·ttion un- 'tn h'tU tin1e t f , de Phi am \Ver · \Vorking it 1 van )U ~ u n activitie . Thr u :rh th Pr id ·nt of th tu<l nt 1 ) rnin nt the Captain o t I " Ba k ~tba l I ·11 d rack tean1 ~ tb editor of the 11

{'What though the space be far and wide That parts us from our brother's side, A soul-joined chain unites our band And memory links us hand in hand. "

PJ l)E '1 Ll· F T TO Rl(1HT FIR~T R w: Atkinson ) Binford, Binn, Bryan , Collins, C. D ecker, J. D ecker, W. I <. kc.: r . . Ee > 1 n Ho ~ ·1 : Fl \\ -' f\ de orJon, Green , wath1ncy, Harding , Hathaway, H effn er, Hollem an. THIRD ROW : J )hn ~ )11 J nes, King, Kr.1ft. L ng, L nn1k ·r, Mabry, Mallory . FO U RT H ROW : M ason, M cClure, M cVay, Mitchell, Mundy, ~lurphj Pitt , Pyle:. , Hitcl ic. FII· TJ R '' : adler, aun ers, atterfield, cheerer, Stansbury, Sween ey, Thornton, Wiley.

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le I thi year by larence aj r \Vh er ed a pre int f r the fir t en1e ter and by ilbur kinner, \vh ucc ded hi1n. Phi lt Theta ha been \veil repre ented n the thl tic team f the niversity. Weenie" 1iller rg Ja er laren e 11aj r and he ter Bourne \ver member f the var ity ba ketball quad. Phikeia pl dg hitey" Hall played varsity football and 11

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Phikeia larvin eidern1ayer represented the chapter in f re hman f otball. 1iller Ga er Bourne and Pat Fen1 n lved many f oach Pitt' \VOrries on the varsity ba eball quad. The Phi Delt al o had a successful y ar in intran1ural p rt . The football team captained by ((Tiny" e rge won the coveted football trophy. Am ng the c1mpu leaders of Phi Delta Theta were larence Maj r and Bert Jones who served as senators, and Wilbur kinner vvh \vas elected secretary of Student G vernment in the spring elections. The chapter al o t k part in other campus activities. The Phi Delts made merry with many social functions thi year, including informal dances, cabin parties, and \Veiner roa t . In March the founding of the fraternity vvas celebrated by the annual Founder's Day Banquet.

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r . n the can1pu and \vi th id a f r fr terniti tring fell \\r er in in thi capa it} the (~ rge chapter ha l n ther enj yable year of college life. v f rn1 1 d nee in addition t vari us inf rmal f uncti n n and ne r th cam u limaxed the so ial lif of the chapter. The all .; ormal was held in the h u a d due to the national situation the Spring F rmal , \vhicb \Vas to be held , t the Hern1ita e Country Iub " a ran ferred t the house. The 1nen f N . 1 Fraternity Ro\v were well known ii all \Valk of college J ife D ug Laird who was presiresident of the Harle<l nt of the cl apter served a quin lub. In the spring he vvas elected to Phi Beta ap a and appointed to the Honor Council. Mark Willing \vas president f Pi Delta Epsilon until he entered the . . Air Corps in January. n athletics oxey Bo,ven \Von a major letter in football. Laird vvas Manager of football and Dick Owens v a Juni r Manager of the san1e sport. Willing was Head Cheer Leader and Walter Eanes, an assistant Cheer Leader. Hunter Leake vvas a member of the Var ity Ba eball squad. Phi Kappa Sigma is looking forward to its seventieth y ar at Richmond vvith hopes of another grand time.

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talent. l)rc c11ted in c 11 junction \Vi tl1 ort. r Bo rd and tl1c niv r it, Play rs this comedy f campu cap r attract cl \Vi attention at the t\v performaving Bonds \Vere purtat ance . nite cl1 ed \vith th proceeds, and they \Vere turned ver t tl1e University tudent Activities Building Fund. The purpose of the Can1pus Victory Jubilee \vas to uncover tu dent talent to raise money for the building fund, and to actively participate in th national defense program of the nation. lecti n to Omicron Delta Kappa is based on activity in five fields \vith preeminence in two fields or preeminence in one field and distinction in two others. The five phases of endeavor are scholarship, atl1letics, social and religious affairs, publications and forensics (speech, music and dramatic arts) . The national committee last year made a new provision whicl1 requires each candidate for election to stand in the upper thirty-five per cent of the student body scholastically for the year preceding his election. Besides these qualifications several things are considered indispensable for membership such as character, scholarship, intelligence, service and leadership in can1pus life, fellowship and consecration to democratic ideals. Those tapped into the organization in the spring were Alton Howell, Guy Friddell, Warren Pace, Max Katz and Lester Parsons.

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Mor tar Boar d Mortar Board, national honor society for senior women, granted a charter to the chapter at Westhampton College on June 26, 1930. New member are elected in the spring of their junior year on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service. Election to Mortar Board is not only a recogniti on of achievement, but an opportun ity for continue d developme nt of the ideals of the organization. The year opened with a social whirl-pa rties for freshmen and transfers, folloY\ ed in late October by a Hallovle 'en Co-ed. Then came Thanksg iving and Mortar Board's reception for Homecon1ing alumnae. In March the organiza tion entertain ed all members of Phi Beta Kappa and Int rm diat Honors students at it annual Honors Tea. ater in March and April, Mortar Board sponsored th enior Eugenics Lectures and for the first time at Westham pton arranged a similar series of lectures for the underclassmen. As is customar in the

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cati n. 1'h tudent shall also exhibit a sincere and un elfi h interest in improving campus journalism. hi year the chapter sponsored a movement to have the per onnel of the Board of Publications changed. If the e changes are made the new Board \vill include the editors of the three campus publiati n nd th prof e or of journalism. The chapt r felt that thi \vould insure the selection of the tn t capabl men for journalistic positions. Pr id nt Mark \Xl illing left chool to enlist in the air c rp and o Vice-president Robert Black ha b n acting a the head of the organization. Dr. ..dvvard Peple erved as .__ ecretary-Treasurer. n tl1 fir t day of May Pi Delta Epsilon held it pring tapping ceremonies at the Friday Conv cation in conjunction \vith th other honorary ci ti of th campu . The ne\ tappees 'vere H 1n rrink, ranees Beazley, Betty essler, irginia Ma;o, Addi on Dalton am Britt Guy ~ ridd 11 and ] hn Decker.

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