.•. .•
t,
.•
...
:~ ,, .....
'~.
.•,
-~ I
..,..
.,
. ,.
,:,. .·
..
,•
:r:=
:.•· ,
..
.
.t
··~
•,;
..,
..
..
'
I
.. ., •
..
.··
~
.. ·. .
.
Uk ~J~-~co ~·~0::;---------
J
' •
\
•
•
PHILLIP RAY HART Editor-in-Chief
VIRGINIA CULLEN PITT ANN UAL PUBLICATION OF STUDENT BODY UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND VO L UM E
24
Westhampton College Editor
WILLIAM LEE STIGALL, JR. Business Manager
Many long hours of planning and toil have been spent in the compilation of this book, the 1945 WEB. We have worked under many and varied difficulties; yet the eternal spirit of the University of Richmond coupled with the splendid cooperation received from the entire student body has made possible the presentation of this volu;me. This year college life has not had all its customary gaiety and carefree activities to fill vacant moments. However, there have been events which we can recall-t hose which have enriched our thoughts, kindled and strengthened glowing friendships, and incited us toward higher and nobler goals. The 1945 WEB attempts to preserve for you, the Seniors, a picture of the most important happenings, the quiet scenes of an unforgettable campus, and some of the nlittle things" th~t impressed you with an intangible joy within. Messages echoing from lands over the world assure us of the peace of mind inculcated by these memories. Character has been developed here; spiritual minds and physical bodies have been enlightened; and warm friendships have been kindled. Above the noise and turmoil of our campus has often been heard the calm and dignified voice of one who has devoted the greatest number of the years of his life toward successÂŁul guidance of the student body and faculty of the University of Richmond. With a f eeltng of gratitude and pride, the staff is honored to dedicate this volume of the WEB . to one who has served loyally and untiringly as president of his Alma Mater, 1945 marking the fiftieth year of his service, a great American educator, friend, and counselor, Dr. Frederic W. Boatv:right. - THE EDITOR.
Dedication FREDERIC WILLIAM BOATWRIGHT, M.A., LL.D.
President UNIVERSITY
OF RICHMOND
-David
Silvette
·
LT.
J. H. NEVILLE
Commanding Officer University of Richmond V-12 Unit
DR. FREDERIC
W.
BOATWRIGHT
President, University of Richmond
MAY
L. KELLER
Dean, Westhampton MALCOLM
College
C. HOLTZCLAW Acting Dean, Richrnond College BENJAMIN
RAY DOUBLES
Dean, T. C. lJ7 illiarns School of Law
[4)
FACULTY. Top row: Beverly Jones, J. H. Franklin, Solon B. Cousins, Alton W. Williams, Robert F. Smart, Charles H. Wheeler, III, Henry H. Fuchs, Robert E. Loving, Herman P. Thomas. Second row: Paul S. Siegel, E. Sherman Grable, Francis B. Key, Merton E. Carver, George M. Modlin, Francis Ghigo, Samuel C. Mitchell, William 1. Prince, Garnett Ryland, Malcolm U. Pitt, J. Stanton Pierce, William F. Caylor. Third row: Rolvix Harlan, William J. Gaines, Leroy Babcock, W. B. Hackley, Ralph C. McDanel, Milton Hitt, Robert E. Gaines, Benjamin C. Holtzclaw, Edward C. Peple, Samuel W. Stevenson. Fottrth row: Caroline S. Lutz, Jean Gray Wright, Maude H. Woodfin, Isabel Harris, Margaret 1·. Rudd, May L. Keller, Marjorie J.Rivenburg, Margaret 1. Ross, Susan M. Lough, Edith M. Harker, Pauline Turnbull.
LANGUAGES AND FINE ARTS MARJORIEJ. RIVENBURG, A·ssistant Professor of Latin MARGARET L. Ross, Associate Professor of English MARGARET T. RUDD,Assistant Professor of Spanish SAMUELW. STEVENSON, Professor of English PAULINETURNBULL,Associate Professor of Latin and Registrar ALTONW. WILLIAMS,Assistant Professor of English in Charge of Drama JEAN GRAYWRIGHT,Professor of French
JEANNEBEGIENCAMPBELL,Instructor in Art WILLIAMF. CAYLOR,Associate Professor of Spanish HENRYH. FUCHS,Professor of Musical Theory WILLIAMJ. GAINES,Professor of Romance Languages EDITHM. HARKER,Professor of Musical Theory FRANCISGHIGO,Assistant Professor of Spanish W. B. HACKLEY,Professor of Latin and Greek . CAROLINES. Lurz, Professor of English EDWARD C. PEPLE, Assistant Professor of English
SCIENCES
SOCIAL SCIENCES
CHARLES1. ALBRIGHT,Professor of Physics LEROY·BABCOCK,Assistant Professor of Mathematics Ro BERTE. GAINES,Professor of Mathematics E. SHERMANGRABLE,Instructor in Mathematics ISABELHARRIS,Assistant Professor of Mathematics MILTONHITT, Instructor in Mathematics BEVERLY JONES,Assistant Professor of Biology FRANCESB. KEY, Instructor in Mathematics Ro BERTE. LOVING,Professor of Physics W. SCHUYLERMILLER,Acting Professor of Chemistry MARSHALL J. McNEAL, Acting Professor of Mathematics J. STANTONPIERCE,Associate Professor of Chemistry GARNETTRYLAND,Professor of Chemistry ROBERTF. SMART,Professor of Biology CHARLESH. WHEELER,III, Professor of Mathematics
MERTONE. CARVER,Associate Professor of Psychology and Sociology So LON B. COUSINS,Professor of Bible FANNYG. CRENSHAW,Director of Athletics JAMESH. FRANKLIN,Professor of Bible RoLVIXHARLAN,Professor of Sociology and Social Ethics SusAN M. LOUGH,Professor of History RALPHC. MCDANEL,Professor of History SAMUELC. MITCHELL,Professor of History GEORGEM. MODLIN,Professor of Economics MALCOLMU. PITT, Director of Athletics WILLIAML. PRINCE,Professor of Education PAULS. SEIGAL,Assistant Professor of Psychology HERMANP. THOMAS,Professor of Economics GENER. WOODFIN,Instructor in Physical Education MAUDE.I-I.WOODFIN,Associate Professor of History
[ 5]
IN MEMORIAM
*
With you a part of me hath passed
away;
For in the peopled foresf of my mind A tree made leaf less by this wintry wind Shall ne ver don a gain its green array. Chapel and fireside , country road and bay, Have something
of their friendliness
resigned;
Another , if I would, I could not find, And I am . grown much . older in a day. But ye t I treosure in my memory Your gift of charity, and young hearts'
ease,
And the dear honor of your amity; For these once mine, my life is rich with these ¡. •
And I scarce know which part may greate r be .__ 1
What I keep of you , or you rob of me. - George Santayana. From th e book entitl ed "Po ems" by George San tay ana. Reprint ed by permission of Charles Scrib ner's Son s.
(6]
Copyright,
Colonial Studios
ERNEST HERBERT DERVISHIAN, 11.B. Richmond College 1933-35 T. C. Williams School of Law 1935-38
Congressional M edal of Honor Win ner "The future is yours. Your pr eparation will be adequat e . The op po rtunity to make and keep a better world lies befor e you. I{
- Lt. Ernest H. Dervishian .
( 7]
~Ima ftlater ~Ima ,ifflater,graciousmotber, ~ber green tbp ptne=clabbills, Qfbergreen tbp sweetestmem'rp; jfor a tbou.sanbbearts it fills! Mle,tbpcbilbren,sons of ~icbmonb, J!opal to tbe formerbaps, ~ing we notutbp future bles~ings; l\~ise a migbtp song of praise.
~lma ~ater, graciousmotber, t!rbouour motbertbro' tong pears, Jkeepour bearts witbin tb!' bosom, ~bare fore'er our jops anb tears; ~bile grap bours flit on togetber, Jlet not fail tbe Ifgbt of trutb; @uarb tuitbjealouscare tbe tigbt j'Sla?on'bon tbe souls of !'Outb.
ctborus t!Col\icbmomb,tben,our song we-sing, t!rol\icbmonb all our praises bring, :fflapbigbest bonor, trutb anb fame, j'Seneberhanisbebfrom ber name; ;fflap bigbest bonor, trutb anb fante, j'Seneberbanisbebfrom ber name; ÂŽur ~Ima ;fftlater,graciousmotber, ~o tbee we ~ing.
Westhampton
College Formal Garden
lre"it oui,sJ:a · meditate , these~. ~~lm-shades ·thy mH~~r '~at~sty 4~
In
Arid '>~
'·toth~beautiful '
'
'
order • .,. ....
oftl\y,•:_ ~orks, (
·.•),,,
..
Learn. to conform thl! otden of -our -lives. . :·· . :,<-Bryant.
Melvin Joel Bradshaw FRANKLIN,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A . Degree
Alpha Delta Who 's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 2 ~· Forensic Council, 4; Ministerial Association, 1, 2, 3, President, 4; YMCA Cabinet, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3, VicePresident, 4.
Ollen
Harry Webster Baldwin , Jr. "Pete" IRWIN , VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Alpha Delta S. C. Mitch ell Literary Societv, 3, 4, Pr esident, 3; Minist erial Association , 3, 4.
Roger Leonard Ha rris '' Fuzzy'' BLUEFIELD,
W EST VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degr ee
Kapp a Sigma Tra nsfer from Bluefield College. Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 4; University Players, 4; Choir, 3, 4; Psychology Club, 4; Int erfraternity Council, 3; Glee Club, 3; YMCA Cabinet, 4.
[ 10]
David
J. Greenburg
RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.S. Degree
Phi Beta Kappa; Honor Council, 3; Student Government, Secretary, 3; Treasurer Sophomore Class, 2; Freshman Track, 1; WEB Staff, 3; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 1, Treasurer, 2, President, 3; Radio Guild, 1, 2 ; Chemistry Club, 3; Intermediate Honors; Dean 's List.
Harold Lloyd Flax
Stephen Wilson Glover ((Steve" RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
«4.pplicant for B.A. Degree
PhI ,~e~~ Kappa; Ministerial Ass~a tion , Dean 's List.
Kenne& Pclvr& ~o
-~ ctr~
e ny'~ ~~wut,
\
VfRGrtp.A
B /1. ,eg:rpr-
hi ~a
Joel William Harnett ('Joe'' EL
PASO,
TEXAS
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Phi Alpha
Norman Richard Long LOUISA,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree
Alpha Delta Tau Kappa Alpha; Student Government, 3; Honor Council, Secretary, 3; WEB, Organizations Editor, 3; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, Vice-President, 3; Debate Team, 3; Glee Club, 3; Minist erial Association, 1, 2, 3 ; YMCA Cabinet, 3.
[ 11 J
Phi Beta Kapp a, Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Delta Epsilon, Tau Kappa Alpha; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Student Government, Board of Publications, 2, Athletic Repr esentative, 3, President, 4; Honor Council, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis Team, 1, 2; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; WEB, Co-Sports Editor, 3; Collegian Sports Editor, 3; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 4 ; Forensic Council, 4; D ebate Team, Captain, 3, 4; Int~rfraternity Council, 3, 4; President Phi Alpha, 3, 4.
l'v1alcolm Bruce Martin RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.S. Degr ee
Theta Chi Intramural Athletics, 2, 3; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, Vice-President, .3; Chemistry Club, 2·, 3; Intermediate Honors; Dean's List.
Julian
well Pentecost
. ..' •~. .• ..
Willi ujrrr West ~r:etur
. '. -...
'(Bill''
• 0
-
RICl;!._MOND, VIRGIN ;
App}1cant for
.1> hi
..._._...~ egrey
•• ..•-~ .. •
G~mma 'f/>elta
>
Va/4itv Tennis, 2? 3r; Che istr ~ Harlequin Club/ 3; Iotertrafel'nrl.)LCQgncil, 3.
i•
.. •
-
)
•
•'
.
t
XonB.etir Le~ Skiit1' "Sn uffyr
-y
EXM OR_]_JllRGINIA
A~ant
for B.A. D~g\ e
Sigma ~ha
Eps~.~<? .n -
Intramurals, 1, 2, ~~u ~ma Rho, 1, 2, 3; Universh.y Pla~rs ~ Ministerial Association, ~ 2, ; Interfraternity Council, 3; ~g, '-S:: List.
Omar Van Walkup Mordan ((O.V." RICHMON D, VIRGINIA
• •- -
Sigma Phi Epsilon Omicron Delt a Kappa, President, 4; Pi D elta Epsilon; Cheer Leader, 2, 3, 4; University Players, 2, 3, 4; Collegian, 1, 2; Richmond College Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4; President, Harlequin Cfub, 3; Interfrater nity Dance Committee, 3; Interfraternity Council, 3; Manager, Basketball Team, 4; Intramurals; Chemistry Club; Who 's Who Among Students in Am erican . Universities and Colleges; President, Sigma Phi Epsilon, 3.
I
~
Applicant for B.S. Degree
•
.. I
Wilbur Montgomery ''Bill" RICHMOND,
Sims
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. D egree
Phi Beta Kappa; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3, 4; Forensic Council, 3; fsychology Club, 4; Minist erial Associ ation, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intermediate Honors; Dean 's List.
[ 12]
~
,.-
•
...
r,
I. •
••• ••
'I.
•-
•
•
. .{;
.
,"'.",
•
4
, , , ,
•
e~ :
(
•
;
~
•
~
~
~
t --·,
Reynolds Holman Racke tt, Jr. "Reyn'' RICHMO ND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.S. Degree
Kappa Sigma Collegian, Circu lation Manager, 4; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 3, 4; Biology Club, 4.
Edward Lee Pitt III "Taxi" PINE~S,
NORTH
Af,f+i 4:J!! ~-
/
CAR~
7fimln ift~n
i:t Busin/s~
Th~~ Chi Trans fet froth Noy(h C;'.t(olma Sta,te Cofie ; Intfa"(Ilura ~, .3, 4; WE}}-, 4ssis Busipess Manage£, o; ~~e. i Staff, ...4; In~ terfra~ rnity undl.,. _3, 4; ~niver ty artce mmitt€e; ~cePresiden; &f Th~ ~hi Fra~ni~. 11.
W. Wan;-.eR~]£,
Rupert W. Quaintance, SLATE MILLS,
Jr.
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree ~mistry
Club, 2; Band, 1, 2, 3.
Jr.
Rk:I,!MQ])(D, ~I~A
AfiNic9nt for
.A .✓ D-eg,cJ._e
Limbda (=lµ i\J}?ha
r-
Y..Mefi,-Ca'l,inet, 2, 3; u Sigma Omicron lQ.eifa Klppa r(si de*, 3; Pi D.elt;(~i) i}<Sn.~ Pr'es,i- ~ ...Rbe>Literary SocietY,, 1, ~; Treasdent , 3; Bon.Qt Ch;i1'r- / urer, 3; D/ s List. man,. 3; YMtA (tabjfle!i_1,.,, 3; Track, M\nwr, ,h 2; '(...dltegian, Business SfaW'I ; ws Edita.r, 1 ; Managing ~tor, 2 ; }l1chmond College Editor, 3.; WEB, Staff, 1; ,.fraternity $di tor, 2; Assqcia-reEditor, 3 /4 C. Mitchell Lite14"a ry Societ0n, 2; Chemistry Club, 2, 3, Dean 's List.
George Edward Reynolds t'Ed"
C~ ¥
RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Applicant f or B.A. Degree
Alpha Delta Ministerial Association,
Charles Lee Williams 'Charlie'' t
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Pi Kappa Alpha Applicant for B.S. Degree Chemistry Club, 3; Interme diate Honors ; Deans ' List.
[ 13]
1, 2, 3, 4
Lillian Wannamaker RICHMOND,
Belk
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer from Hollins College; Mortar Board; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges ; Chair man of War Council, 2, 3; .Debate, 2; A. A . Seal Winner , Varsity and Class Hockey , 2, 3, 4.
Lee Biscoe
Jacquelin Eris Batten Les Femmes Savantes, 1; man Club, 1; El Picaro, 4.
('Jackie'' SMITHFIELD,
VIRGINiA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Eta Sigma Phi; Varsity Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Ann Elizabeth Clark ''Pash" NEW
CANTON,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.S. Degree Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha; Mortar Board, President, 4; Who 's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Class Treas urer, 3 ; Chemistry Honors ; Chemistry Club; Debate Council, 1, 2, 3; Nostrae Filiae; El Picaro, 1, 2; University Players ; Intermediate Honors.
[ 14 J
J::-xneWray Bristow "Janie" RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
~pplicant for B.S. De gree A. A. Board, 3, 4; Seal Winner, 3; Dla:er Winner, 3; Varsity Hockey, 2, 3, Manat,;er, 4; Varsity an-:l Class Track, 1, 2, 3; Class Hockey, 2, 3, 4; Varsity and Class Dasketball, 2, 3, 4.
Lottie Vera Blan ton
Annie Marie Breedlove P ETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.S. Degree
Mary Carter Campbell WASHINGTON,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.S. Degree Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4; College Gov ernment, 3; Class President, 4; A. A. Board, 2; Varsity and Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Hockey, 2; Nostrae Fili ae; Ionian Music Club, 3; Glee Club, 1; Choir, 3; University Players; May Court.
a Colle/ ~
N, VIR ~A
.Ap!J)i1ant for
9" Degree
Phi Beta KappVCl~ss Hockey, 4; Chemistry Club.
Lydia Alice Crabtree RIO DE }ANERIO,
BRAZIL
Applicant for B.A. Degr ee YWCA, 4; Choir , 2, 3; Les Femmes Savantes, 1, 2, 3; El Picaro, 2, 3, President, 4.
[ 15]
Ann Greneker Fisher "Fish" RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. D egree Mortar Board ; WEB Staff, 1, 2; University Players ; Psychology Club, 4; El Picaro , 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, . 1, 2, 3, President, 4; Les Femmes Savantes, 1, 2, 3; Treasurer, 4; Handbook Staff, 4; May Day Chairman, 4.
Audre
Florence Grubin
&<'N ~NIO,
TEXAS
Applican"A.for B.S. Degree Phi Beta }vpp~ ¥W-GA--cabi-
~ ~ ·Chemistry Club"' 3~ ,4 ; Wa-t Co~ '3; Puppets, 2; El Pi~ ~; Inter~diate--Hcrnors; '£~try~
,, CHMOND,
VrRGINJ-A
Ap lic"?rtt~~e national Relati
gre_e, · b, 4.
Betty Barksqale
Layrsolll
Int
SOUTH
BOSTO N
VlR.GIN+A
=-----i~-~==
·
Applicant for '.{3.A.Degree Mortar Board; Jutiior · R-ettfesen' --ta.ti v e to~ I=o m;i.i}\ 3 ; Ho~ council, CH ir1'an \ 4; Who 's ho Among uct,n s · Am erican iversities v.-M leges; Class e , ~; (:1as~ Basketball, 3, , Capta , '-' ; YWCA, Treasurer, 2~ ~sych ogy Club, 4; National News ou · 3, 4; WEB Staff, 3; May
c
Mattie Eulalie Edwards -UEu k'1e,, FARMER'S
FORK, VIRGINIA
C~q ~e
\\Sall.it~' RIBHM ONfl_V IRGI ~
.itt,p,licafl;(for B.S. 'f/~e V a?sizy
Applicant for B.A. Degree
L<¼son
andClass 14ofuv.
1,
J2,
3",'-4; '7"a sity- ,a-n.dcfass -&k'=tball, ~ 't, .,-,-4; V a)'~.ao_d Clrass T_ra:cktr, ~~- V~ity' , n- · n1s, } , 4; Arch .T.ee.rrr; · 3, A;
Class Secretary, 4; National News Council, 3, 4; Intern ational Relations Club, 4; Glee Club, 1, 3; Choir, 1, 2; Ionian Music Club, 1, 2.
Bla;(er, 1 ; Les F mmes ~~ s, 2 ; El Picaro , 3/, N ostrae F liae ; A. A. fBoard, 2.
Ruth Marie Latimer
w ASHINGTON,
D. C.
Applicant for B.S. Degr ee Who 's Who Amon g Students in American Universities and Col leges; Class Vice-President, 2; Class President, 3; A. A. Board, 3; A . A. President, 4; V arsity and Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity and Class Hockey, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis; Archery Team, 3, 4; University Cheer Leader, 3, 4; Rad io Guild, 1; Debate Coun cil, 2.
[ 16)
Ruth Marie Hiller ST.
ALBANS,
Applicant
NEW
YORK
for B.S. Degree
Beta Beta Beta, President, 4; Eta Sigma Phi, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, Secretary, 4; Class Treasurer, 4; Class Hockey, 3, 4.
Natalie Edyth Heller ''Nat'' ~TH
ORANGE,
~cant
NEW
JERSEY
for B.A. Degree
~~onal
uV ~ ,
-
Na~ BLU EFIE
~
I
.,;:H .J~ ,~ V
Ap'p lican~1:
Elizabeth Odell Kibler
/
arrx
~ .,~
ews Council, 3; Radio 1, 2; -t~ology Club, 1, 2; Chott ~,..1, 2.
"Lib"
~
:v{RvH.'$'1~
A1.A . 1f egree
LURAY, VIRGINIA
/
Applic ant for B.A. Degr ee
/
Resid ence Council, 4 ; May Court.
Pi Dcl(a Epsi!:on; C~lle . n Staff, ~~ }-, .w~.st.hampton itor, 4; Ed1t'e_ ryi -::· Ch1ef, 41/. WCA, 4; Les _»emmes Sav~tes, 3, 4 ; oniatl'Music Club,,1 ; Gl ee Club, 2 ; Choir, 3. '
Leah Ida Levin PHOEBUS,
VIRGINIA
Applic ant f or B.A. D egree
[ 17]
Ruth Caroline Maris RICI-'IMOND, VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree YWCA Cabinet, 2, 4; College Council, 3 ; War Council, 2 ; Varsity and Class Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4; Board of Publications, 3, 4; University Players, President, 4; Glee Club, 1; Handbook Editor, 4; May Court; Maid of Honor.
JeCfl Atkinson Motter YoRK)PE~
Applicant
far B.A. Deg,,:.ee
T~
front St. Mary's Col,,. ~e; Inte-rrfati na Re ations Olio, 3, 4 ~ E1 Picaro, 3.
~ ~ Milis ~ICHMOND,
VIRGINI,Y
ApJl¼.ant for B.A. J2Jegree ~las7 Se:retary, ~~Jtonor 0>un: cil, 3, 4, YWCA, re~ 3.; Fl Picaro, 3, Vic Presi,6ent~ '4-:-
:A:luiaRo~en~au\n (tBitt" RICH~RG
IA
lf.'-Nl..licant for B.S. D6$r\ e Phi Beta ~pa ; Mort~r B ard ; Sigma Pi Sign'hl,._3),~eN.t, 4; War Council, 3, ; Les ~~es Savantes, 1, 2; Co~ian Stai, 1, 2, 3; WEB, Assistartt. Ed or, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; ln'tarmediate Honors.
Anne McElroy MacKenzie ((Mackie'' RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree YWCA, 1, 2; Vice-President, 3; President, 4; WEB, 1, 2, 3; Psychology Club, 4; National News Council, 2, 3; Internationa l Relations Club, 3
Alice Gray Rawlings FREDERICKSBURG,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer from Penn Hall College; Residence Counci l, 4; International Relations Club.
[ 18]
W.nMIN(iTON,.
Appl~nt
~IRGINfA
frrr B..&. ~
Pi Del.ta :5~;
Clas's 'Zice-
P~dei\{, '1; Class oo.g_ Leadtr , 1',. 2, 'i; ~ ,Spor~&Iit'tx, 4 ; C o?l~gia11-Sta~l, ~; A. A. Boa~d ·4; Clas Hockey, J.1 J , · 3, 4 · arsity ~~ 2, 5'~ U...ni ~ ver ty Players; Choir, 1; Glee CJ{ib, 1, 2, 3; Dniversity (jheerJ("eader, 4; R!ligious Ac~vities Committee; May Court.
Helen Annette Patterson RICHMOND , VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Red Cross Work.
KtsQhryn Louise Mumma ('Kathy " MERIO~
~NNSYL
~ti.NU..
AppTicfh,t /.a,:.13.)t Degree Mor~.d.;. -tltsi~e ~ncil, 4; Y.WCA ~a~, 3· (Cl~ Trea~ter, '2· S~etary 3~ 1~ee· Club, 2, ; ; ~cho!on Cl~ ~ Intei:.ri~ \ Rsl.atlon~ 2, 4; Messe_n.g_,r, .3; I tl ternn~diate Ho~rs.
Frances Elizabeth Parker «Liz" ~I~IAMSTON,
NORTH
CAROLINA
~icant for B.A. Degree Wa.rCotrn..cil,3; Class Historian, ';,; ~ta B~ Beta, Treasurer, 4; :B.i~ ;erub, ~Glee Club, I, -2-, 'j, ~~ Presiden , ; Choir , I, 2~ 3, Presiden , .4.
frgr(ces ~ --..:-~ J3LACKSBURG, VIRGINIJ
'App~or B.~ey t.::ansfeJ;. .J~fn Virginia / 'Poly~<;>-lhstitute; War ouncil, 4; WEB Staff, 3; Co egian, 3; Natio nal News uncil, 3. .. ' ' n.rue 1':rK., ~GINIA
'' BON
Virginia Cullen Pitt RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
,/ /
Ap.p{icant,,, for B.A. D,,,,e'gr ee WEB S,,kdf, 4; Eta ,,g_fgmaPhi, 3, S~tary, 4; El P1'caro, 2, 3, 4; Les Femmes Savantes, 2, 3, 4.
Carrie Le-wis Trader OAK
HILL,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer from Virginia Inter mont College; Residence Council, 4.
[ 19]
Applicant for B.A. Degree Pi Delta Epsilon; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Class President, 2; Class Vice-President, 3; WEB Staff, 1, 2, 3, Westhampton Editor, 4; Religious Activities Committee, 4; YWCA Cabinet, 4; Psychology Club, President, 4; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Basketball; Class Basketball; Class Hockey.
Ann Eloise Twornbly ''Two1nbo'' LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.A. Degree Eta Sigma Phi, 3, Treasurer, 4; May Queen.
Mary Ellen Tuck;er "Little Tucker" RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Applicant for B.S. D egree Pi Delta Epsilon; President, 4; Class Song Leader, 4; Beta Beta Beta, 4; Biology Club, 4; Collegian Staff, 2, Business Manager, :,, 4.
Nancy Bruce (1924-1944)
beloved '-·lassrnate.
[ 20]
Nell Jeannette PETERSBURG,
White
VIRGINIA
Applican t for B.A. Degree
International Relations Club, 2, 3; National News Council, 3; Psychology Club, 4; Choir, 1, 2.
~ianne
Warring Waddill '(Wadele''
Frances
Elizabeth Weaver "Lib"
Marian Elizabeth Whitehorne RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Applic ant fo r B.A. D egree
fa~aclanat10
of 194 -
&,011g
(Tunr : 'Th Bell!"'of St. 1. r W r. :--n, tt W r st i an1ptcn IInr honor and pn is,, II(")lglor .' rmd be ciufy I lov("'I] arr r I s I Ir r g1 n wood o . hill~1 10, r 1 RS hr:-1d1ng at ,.)Vt•; We'll r heri.;.h thPr, r dwq y~· Hr r syrnbo]s of lnve_
r ')
r
I
(::;borus: IIod, our Almo Mute r, w p 11rrlwa rs c1d I - lh ' , Westhampton, W ,..._ ... ;th crn1I )k , 1, We thnll t , th y n0 m . With star~ 11p abo TA us, WP come now beforP th~ Th - p, re r ·lad hill. · will 0v r:.r tr ll Thy glory and fam n . Nnnc ✓ GrPy Ln:;,;n n )V 0
[ 21]
,
·4 ·1.
Baptist Student Union, 3, 4; Student Volunteer Group ; Nostrae Filiae .
JUNIOR CLASS
LINCOLN BAXTER,II . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. JOHN WILLIAM BROWN, JR ........ Carson, Va. EDWARDGORDONCONKLIN . . . . . Rockville, Md. JAMES FLEETWOODELLWANGER ..... Gladys, Va.
LEWIS CHRISTIANGASSER,JR..... Richmond, OAKLEYJAMES GRAHAM,JR..... Richmond, EDGARTRUETT HUTTON ...... Portsmouth, RODERICKDHu MILLER . . . . . . . . Richmond,
Va. Va. Va. Va.
ELLIS ELDRIDGEO'NEAL, JR....... Norfolk, Va. MEREDITHKING ROBERSON. . . . Kenbridge, Va. WILLIAM EDWIN SEAVER,JR., New Haven, Conn. WILLIAM LEE STIGALL,JR. . . . . . Scottsburg, Va.
PAUL WARREN STRICKLAND ..... ANDREWJ. SULLIVAN,JR....... RICHARDFERRELLTEASS,JR. . ... HARRYMELVIN WAMPLER ......
GEORGELEE WILKINSON...... South Boston, Va. JOHN GREER WOOD . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. GEORGERUFUS WYATT, JR...... McKenney, Va.
JUNIOR CLASS GALE ABBOTT ...............
Freeport, N. Y.
ZuLEIME ANDERSON . . . . . . . . . Cartersville, Va. ALTA MAE AYERS .............. Norfolk, Va. RACHELJACQUELINEBARNES..... Teaneck, N. J. FRANCESANNE BEALE . . . . . . . . . . Holland, Va.
MARYFRANCESBETHEL ........ Richmond, Va. BETTYRUTH BLOCH ......... New York, N. Y. CORA LYNN CHAFFEE . . . . . Virginia Beach, Va. JULIA FAY CLARKE ..... . ....... Culpeper, Va.
MARGARETCLARKBOWDLER... Uniontown, Penn. NANCY JANE COPENHAVER........ Bristol, Va. DOROTHYTALBOTTDAVIS.... Washington, D. C. MARY JANE DODSON .......... Richmond, Va.
[ 22]
Chase City, Richmond, Petersburg, Richmond,
Va. Va. Va. Va.
M. ELIZABETHEDWARDSEN, Haddon Heights, N. J. N. JOYCE EUBANK... Treasurer . .. Arlington, Va. DOROTHYANN FISHBERG. . . . . . . . Leonia, N. J. VIRGINIABELLE GIBSON ........ Richmond, Va.
CAROLINEOSBORNE GOODE..... Dinwiddie, ISABELBANGSGUNNELS ...... Sandersville, WINIFREDNANETTE HAMBLETON, Richmond, Lucy McGAvoc ·K HARVIE ...... Richmond,
Va. Ga. Va. Va.
ELSIE BERTHA HENLEY . . . . . . . . . Manakin, Va. · AMY FLORENCEHICKERSON . . . . Richmond, Va. ELLEN I. HODGES... President . .. Richmond, Va. PATRICIAC. HUSBANDS..... Washington, D. C.
ANNE AMBLERJONES ......... Richmond, Va. SHIRLEYKRUGER ............... Norfolk, Va. M. VIRGINIALAMBETH,Secret ary, Richmond, Va. MARION REYNOLDSLAWTON .... Richmond, Va.
MARGAR ET MACY . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , Va. NANCY LOUISEMOORE .......... Danville, Va. HELEN LOUISEMUMPER ....... Richmond, Va. LILLIAN FRANCESNEWMAN . . . . . Roanoke, Va.
MARIE LOUISE PEACHEE . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. JEAN ALLISON PEBWORTH....... Fentress, Va. CORNELIA P. REID, Vice-President, Richmond, Va. LOUISEFEILD RICHARDSON. . . . . Dinwiddie, Va.
BARBARALEE RICHIE . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, CAROLYNELIZABETHRIGGIN .... Richmond, BERNICEHARRIET ROSENFELD.... Richmond, MARY Lou RusT ............ Front Royal,
Va. Va. Va. Va.
ANN E BEVERLYRYLAND ....... Richmon d, Va. JEAN MARJORIE SAPERSTEIN.... . Richmond, Va. EUGENIASUE SASSER. . . . . . . . . . Columbus, Ga. JULIA Co LES SHELTON . . . . . . . . . . Hanov er, Va.
[ 23]
ANNE MARSHALL SKINNER ..... TEMMA HARRIET TATARSKY .... IRENE PRATT TAYLOR ........... ELIZABETH BURKS THOMPSON
Va. Va. Spencer , Va.
Richmond, Richmond,
Richmond,
ya.
NANCY WILEY TODD . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ANN KRIETE WARE . . . . . . . . . Falls Church, Va . ELAINE PHYLLIS WEIL . . . . . . . . Alexandria, IRENE ESTELLE WHITE
. . . . . . . . Richmond,
Va . Va.
JEAN GORDON WHITE . . . . . . . . . . Culpeper , V a. MARY LANE WILLIAMS . . .• .. . . . . Richmond, Va . JULIA SOMERVILLE WILLIS . ..... Princeton , N. J . MARY Lucy WILLIS . . . . . . . . . . . . Culpep er, V a. JEANNE PLEASANT YEAMANS .. . . Richmond , V a.
Stardust Rall
Upper Right: Queen of th e Ball Upper Left: Classy Figure - sf Lower Left: Bethel , the H ep-Kitt en Middle: Home was ·nev er like this I I!
[ 24 ]
MALCOLMIRVINGSILVER............... Newark, N. J. FLETCHERSTIERS,JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. WILBUR EDGARTHOMAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. CHARLESRADCLIFFEWAINMAN . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. WILBUR WALLACEWILSON ......... Washington, D. C. MELVIN EARLYEAMANS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va.
SOPHOMORE CLASS HUGH THOMASADAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bristol, Va. RAY ALVABAIRD.................. Washington, D. C. KENNETH CRUMPTON,JR.............. Richmond, Va. · WILLIAM JACKSONFIELDS........ Mouth of W _ilson, Va. THOMASCussoNs FLETCHER,JR. . ....... Richmond, Va. DOUGLASBEWLEYGOFORTH ........... Lexington, Va. FRANK JosEPH HENDRICK ............. Richmond, Va. WILLIAM OWEN HESTER, JR. . ....... ·. . . Richmond, Va. JIMMIE KENNEDYHORTON . : ....... Hilton Village, Va. SCOTT CLAYHUTTON, JR............. Portsmouth, Va. GERALDSEBA LOCKLEAR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. RANDOLPHMcCuTCHEON, JR. . ......... Richmond, Va. LOUIS LLEWELLYN MEGEE . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ELLETT RICHARDMCGEORGE,JR. . . . . . . Beulahville, Va. MARVIN JACKSONNULL ............... Staunton, Va. HAROLDMANSFIELDNUTTER ....... Cla:tksburg, W. Va. THOMASBENJAMIN PEARMAN,IV ...... Richmond, Va. JAMESROBERTRICHMAN .......... ~ ... Richmond, Va. JOHN JEROMESHEA, JR............... Portsmouth, Va. ESTEN HOLLIS SHOMO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. JOHN RALPH SHOTWELL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brookneal, Va.
SOPHOMORE CLASS NANCY RUTH ABBOTT ................ Richmond, Va. ISABELDiss AMMERMAN... Secretary . .. Winter Park, Fla. JANE D ~NMOREBENTLEY.. President . . Washington, D. C. BETTYHODGESBOWDLER............ Argentina, S. A. MARY ELIZABETHBROWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. HELEN VIRGINIACHANDLER....... Newport News, Va. ALICE CARMINECLAY ................. Richmond, Va. JEAN MARION COFFMAN .............. Richmond, Va. MARY LOUISE COGHILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. FRANCESKEELING Co LES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Halifax, Va. MARION JEANNETTE COLLIER . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. HELEN CONANT ................ South Lincoln, Mass. MARY IMOGENECow AN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ellerson, Va.
[ 25]
MARY EDMONIACox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. MILDREDBELL DAFFRON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. MARTHAANN DAVENPORT ............ Richmond, Va. SHIRLEYJANE DAVIS .................. Manassas, Va. ELIZABETHBURNETT DECKER ... ... White Plains , N. Y. MARTHA NEWSONE EDWARDS ... Treasttrer . .. Driver, Va. VIRGINIACELESTEELLETT . . . . . . . . . . . Beaver Dam, Va. ANNE CECELIAELLIOTT ............... Richmond, Va. ANN SPOTSWOODFISHBURNE . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. JEANNE STEWARTFITZGERALD. . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va . KIMIKO Fu JIMOTO ................. : . Rivers, Arizona MARGARETELEANORGooDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Henry , Va. RUTH GoLDYE GREENSPON ........ Newport News, Va. MARY SuE GUARD ... New Marke~, Va. MABEL PATRICIAGUILD ................ Richmond, Va. BETTY ANNE GusT AFSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. SYLVIAGAY HAIMOVIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petersburg, Va. NAOMI RuTH HALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South Hill , Va. INDIAJANE HARP ..................... Hillsville, Va. MARGARETPAGE HAWTHORNE . . . . . . . . Kilmarnock, Va. I
••••••••••••••
[ 26]
CLYDEHOLLANDHAYES .............. Portsmo uth, Va. MARTHAMARIE HENLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manakin, Va. AN NE ESTELLE HIGGINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leesburg, Fla. SYDNEYLEE HILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. JACQUELINE HODGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South Hill, Va. DOROTHYHUGHES ................... Richmond, Va. KATHERINE ANNE HUNDLEY ....... ... Lynchburg, Va. MARION KENN EDYH USKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hampton, Va. HILDA RUTH JAFFE ................... Richmond, Va. DOROTHYCOUSINSJAMES ............. Peter sburg, Va. MARTHALEREVEJETER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ellerson, Va. LOIS RICHARDSJOHNSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Point, Va. PAULINE PAGE JONES ................. Petersburg, Va. ALICE RosEMARIE LANDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. EDNA JOHNSIE LOFTIN .... .. .......... Richmond, Va. GENEVIEVELEE MAHON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. VIRGINIABROOKSMANRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Courtland, Va. CAROLYNO 'NEAL MARSH . . . . . . . . . . . . . Florence, S. C. MARYLOURHODESMASSIE. f/ice-President . Richmond, Va. NORMA LEE McCuE .................. Delaware, P a.
ALMA CARLTONMcWHORTER .......... Richmond, Va. OLLIE MENEFEE .................. Washington, D. C. 11:AIDA MICKLE ...................... Westville, N. J . ELSIE GREY MINTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Martinsville, Va . ANN LoMOINE MURPHY .............. Richmond, Va. PEGGYPusEY NEWELL ... . .. , ....... Germantown, Pa. TWYLA Jo NEWHOUSE ................ Richmond, Va. BETTY GENE O'BRIEN .................. Dunn, N. C. MAY BEVERLEYPATTON .............. Midlothian, Va. DORIS DEMARISPITMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Regina, Va. HELEN SWENSONPORTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arlington, Va. NANCY ANTOINETTEREID .......... Washington, D. C. BARBARAANNE RocK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portsmouth, Va. MAE Lo Is R YNALDO . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. RosL YN ANN SACHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petersburg, Va. JEAN Lov.ING SADLER.............. Charlottesville, Va.
[ 27]
BETTYHARRISSCHERR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. BETTYHELEN SCHERR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petersburg, Va. RUTH SONIA SCHIMMEL............... Richmond, Va. VERDA ALFRIEDASLETTEN . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. RITA ZELDASTEINER .................. Richmond, Va. BETTY CAROLYNSTO.RM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. LENA DICKENSONTHORNTON . . . . . . . . . . Hampton, Va. MARTHABETTY TINSLEY .............. Richmond, Va. JEANNE PALLISIERVAIDEN ............ Westville, N. J. SusIE VIRGINIAWAGSTAFF............ Marionville, Va. JEAN VAUGHANWALDROP ............. Richmond, Va. EMILY MARIE WALTHALL .............. Richmond, Va. LAVINIA FosTER WATSON .............. Hampton, Va. ANN SMITH WILEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crozet , Va. MARY JANE WINGFIELD ........... Charlottesville, Va. SARA FRANCESYOUNG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fisherville, Va.
FRESHMAN CLASS DONALDGRAHAMAGEE ............... Richmond, Va. HENRY DEVINE ALVIS .................. Quinton, Va. SAMUELFRANKLIN ARTZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Strasburg, Va. ROBERTSILASBARBOUR............. South Boston, Va. WILLIAM FRANK BAYLOR,JR..... . ...... Richmond, Va. MELVIN GERALDBERMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. CHESTERALFRED BISHOF ............... Falmouth, Va. CLAYTONCATLETTBooKER ............ Richmond, Va. HERMAN LEE BooKER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. THOMASLINWOODBoo KER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N aruna, Va. ROBERTJAMESBOULDEN .............. Richmond, Va. LARRYBouRNIAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. PETER CLYNE BUFFINGTON,IV ..... Huntington, w. Va. NATHAN WELLINGTON BUTLER ........ Midlothian, Va. RAYMONDKENNETH BUTLER,JR........ Richmond, Va. DONALDBARNESCAMDEN ............. Big Island, Va. CALEBGuy CAMPBELL,JR......... Newport News, Va. HERBERTFRANKLIN· CARTER,JR. . ....... Richmond, Va. BOBBYHAROLDCHANDLER........ Newport News, Va. ROBERTDABNEY CHANDLER ........... Richmond, Va.
RussELL THOMASCHERRY,JR.......... Portsmouth, Va. JOHN LEWIS CLARK ...... . ........... Richmond, Va. JAMESCAREYCOLEMAN,JR.............. Hanover, Va. ROBERTQUINTON CO,LLIER............ Richmond, Va. JESSE ERNEST CRABTREE,JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gladys , Va. Pro HARRY DALLE MURA ............. Richmond, ·va. CLIFTON WARING DAVIS . ............. West Point, Va. CLARENCEIRVIN DAWSON ............. Richmond , Va. JOHN HAMMONDDEMPSEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lignum, Va. MARION GARYDENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ROBERTMABRYDoss ................. Richmond , Va. PAUL WELDEN DUKE ................. Richmond, Va. DONALD GREGORYEDEL ............... Richmond, Va. TELFORDSTROUSEEGGLESTON,JR....... Richmond, Va. BENJAMIN CoL:tINS FLANNAGAN,IV .... Richmond, Va. CHARLESWARNER GALE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ERNESTJOHN GOETZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. WILLIAM DEW GRESHAM.. Vi ce-President . . Richmond , Va. · JosEPH BERNARDGuEDRI, JR........... Richmond, Va. WILLIAM OWEN HALLMARK,JR......... Richmond, Va.
[ 28]
JAMESMADISONMINOR, JR.. ............ Richmond, ROBERTRAY MOSBY .............. Newport News, FRANI_(LA\VSONPANKEY.... President . ... Pamplin, JULIAN BAYLORPARR ................... Milford, JOHN ·CLAYTONPAYNE ................ Richmond. CHARLESANDREWPEACHEE, JR. . . . . . . . . Richmond, HUGH DouGLAS PITTS ................ Richmond, MARVINJACK PosN ER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Roy JAMES RAKES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ferrum, DANIEL EDWARDRAMER ...... ,......... Hartwood, ARTHUR HERBERTRosEN ............. Richmond, ANDY RouPAS . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . Richmond, HENRY HERMAN SALSBURY............ Richmond, JOHN HILL SAVAGE................ Chincoteague, WILLIAMMALLORYSCHOOLS........... Richmond, LEONARDFRANK SIDENBERG. . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, NORMAN S1s1sKY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, LAWRENCEOWEN SNEAD,JR........... Richmond, WILLIAM HADDONSNEAD,JR........... Lynchburg, MARSHALLSoGHOIAN ...... , . . . . . . . . . . Richmond,
GILBERTGRAYHENLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. SHELLEYMcBRIDE HUNT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lignum, Va. ALVIN ISAACS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ROLANDWALTON JAMERSON,JR.......... Bedford, Va. EUGENELYNN KASTELBERG............ Richmond, Va. ROBERTDOUGLASKIRTLEY ............ Richmond, Va. CHARLESFREDERICKKOHLER . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. STEWARTWILLIAJ\1LANDRUM ..... , .. . .. Richmond, Va. Guy ALEXANDERLEATH, JR..... : ...... Richmond, Va. BARRYNEAL LICHTENSTEIN. . . . . . . . . . . Baltimore, Md. THOMASANDERSONLIGON . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. BERT JAY LILLIAN .................. Brooklyn, N. Y. RANDELQUINCY LITTLE ............ Burlington, N. C. JAMES HENRY LOUGHRIDGE, JR......... Richmond, Va. WILLIAMBRYANTLUCK ............... Richmond, Va. EMANUELJOHN MASOTTI .............. Richmond, Va. NORMAN BAYLISSMcCRARY ........... Richmond, Va. RALPH SPENCERMATTHEWS . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ALBERT MARSHALLMcCuE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Prospect, Pa. HARRYLYNWOODMEARS .............. Richmond, Va.
[ 29]
Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va.
VIVIAN BORTON ..................... Richmond, Va. MARY MARGARETBOWLES ............ Annapolis , Md. SARAHRUTH BRENNER ........... Newport News , Va. LILY FRANCESBRITTLE ............... Glen Allen , Va. JEAN BROOKSBRu MSEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , Va. CAROLBUXBAUM..................... Hampton, Va. MARIANEWCOMERCARTER . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ELIZABETHOSBORNE CHAMBLISS........ Rawlings, Va. ELLEN MEADE CHAMBLISS.............. Rawlings, Va. ANN BOWIE CLARK..... T reasttrer . .... Uniontown, Pa. ANNE PENDERCOLLINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rochester , N. Y. JANICE RosE CONANT .............. Chincoteague, Va. HELEN CONSTANTINECONDYLES....... Richmond, Va. ALBERTACAMILLACROCKETT.......... Welch, W. Va. MARYLEE CRoss ..................... Richmond, Va. SALLIEANN CURTIS .................. Viewtown , Va. PATRICIAVIRGINIADAMRON ........... Richmond, Va. MARTHASETH DARROW ................. Oxford, Md. BARBARAELIZABETHDEANE .......... New Canton, Va . KATHERINEJEANNE DECKER .......... Catonsville, Md. EMILY L. DEITRICK.... Vice-President .... Nutley , N. Y. RUSSELLELLIOTT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bowling Green, Va. ANNE MINOR FOSTER ....... _....... River Edge, N. J.
EDMONDWYLLYSTAYLOR ............. Richmond, Va. WILLIAM CHARLES'fHORNTON, JR.... . Chincoteague, Va. GRAYSONEDWIN TucK ................ Richmond, Va. JoHN MILNOR WILBUR, JR.......... Ridgewood, N. J. CLOYDEWI LLIAMWILEY, JR. . ......... Lynchburg, Va. KENTON ANTON WILLIAMS... Secretary. .. Richmond, Va. WARREN JUDSONWINSTEAD .......... Luttrellville, Va. JAMES ERNEST WRENN .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wise, Va. ROY BLANTON W YATT, JR............... Ellerson, Va. PHILLIP CLAYTONYERBY, III . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va.
FRESHMAN CLASS FLORENCEABELSON ............. South Orange, N. J. ELLEN PATRICIAADAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. EvE GALLION ANDERTON ......... Saranac Lake, N. Y. HANNAH LEE BARLOW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smithfield, Va. JUDITH ANN BARNETT ............... Shelbyville, Ky. JANE BRUCE BELK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. SARAHLOUISE BISHOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roanoke, Va.
[ 30]
ELIZABETHGREY KoLTUKIAN . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. VIRGINIAANN KREYER .............. Brooklyn, N. Y. MARIONJANE KUEHL .............. Washington, D. C. ROSEMARYCHERRILLLAWSON ....... Great Neck, N. Y. BARBARA ANN LEWIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Onancock, Va. FLORENCEADELAIDELIDE .............. Florence, S. C. PHYLLISELAINE LINDSEY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. VIRGINIALEIGHLIPSCOMB.......... Newport News, Va. DOROTHYANN LLOYD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Princeton, N. J. SUZANNE ELLIOTTLOVERN ............ Richmond, Va. MARY CARRMAHALEY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. MYRA DORIS MARCUS .............. New York, N. Y. Lo Is ALTHEA McCLANAHAN . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. MARY ANN McKEE ................... Bristol, Tenn. ARLINE MooRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. DORISMARIEMOORE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hampton, Va. MARY ALICE MORTON ................ Richmond, Va. GAIL TWICHELLMURPHY .............. Richmond, Va. CONSTANCENEWTON ............ ·...... Narrows, Va. HELEN SAYRESOGLESBY.......... .... ... Draper, Va.
EUNICE BARBARAFREED . . . . . . . . . . . . Harrisonburg, Va. PATRICIAREIDELFULLER .......... Newport New~, Va. MARGARETLEDFORDGASSER ........... Richmond, Va. PATRICIAMARIE GLENDENNING . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ALICE CRAWFORDGOODMAN.. . . . . . . . . . ,.. Richmond, Va. FLORENCEFAYE GooDMAN ............ Richmond, Va. BETTY GOODE HARDIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lumberton, N. C. PHYLLISANN HARFIELD.... Secretary. .... Bethesda, Md. BETTY ScoTT HENGEVELD. . . . . . . . . . . . Winchester, Va. VIRGINIAMASON HERNDON ........ Fredericksburg, Va. MARGARETELIZABETHHICKERSON . . . . . . Richmond, Va. ELLwoon FAYE HINES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. EMILY SMITH HOLLAND ........... Virginia Beach, Va. JOSEPHINEELIZABETHHoo VER . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. MILLICENTCLAIREHUTCHERSON........ Culpeper, Va. JACQUELINELEE JETER ......... ... Charleston, w. Va. JOAN PRISCILLAJOHNSON ............... Lincoln, Me. LILY KAUFMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York, N. Y. ELSIE MAE KEYSER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. MARGARETANN KNIGHTON ....... White Plains, N. Y.
[ 31]
(,
FRANCESScoTT ORRELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. PATRI.CIA ANN PARLOW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sarasota, Fla. VIRGINIADARE PERKINSON ...... Dinwiddi e County, Va. JACQUELINEPITT .................... Richmond, Va. ELEANORLUCIA PITTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. NORMA ELIZABETHPOLK .......... Pocomoke City, Md. SHEILARITA POLLOCK ............. Great Neck, N. Y. ANN HusTON PowERS .................... Cook, lll. ANNIE ELIZABETHRACKLEY.............. Miami, Fla. WANDA EARLE REAMY ... ............. Richmond, Va. MARION CECELIAREDMOND ............ Richmond, Va. CONSTANCE ARLEEN REYNOLDS ........ Richmond, Va. ALLEN HARRISONRUCKER . . . . . . . . . . . Jacksonville, Fla. MARGARET!(INSLEY SABINE . . . . . . . . Washington, D. C. DOROTHYLEE SANDERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . McLean, Va. CLYDE ELIZABETHSA\VYER.............. Norfolk, Va. JANE RUTH SEGAL.................... Richmond, V a. MARIAN RHOADES SENTER . . . . . . . . . London Bridge, Va.
[ 32]
JEAN TucKER SHORTT..... President . .... Pontiac, Mich. JEANNETTE W. SIMPSON . .............. Raleigh , N. C. EMILYCORNELIASMITH ................ Culpeper, Va. SHIRLEYANN SoLLOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petersburg, Va. MARYJANE SPIVEY.................. t Petersburg, Va. FRANCESJANE STEEB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh, Pa. MARGARETTAYLORSTONE .......... Washington, D. C. MYRA ANN STURGES ..................... Fulton , Ga. ALICE MARSHALLTAYLOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , Va. SALLYHARDAWAY TAYLOR ............... Amelia, Va. DORISHESTERVICKERS............. Silver Spring, Md. ANNE NEVILLE WATSON .......... Washington , D. C. ANN WILEY ....................... Jacksonville , Fla. ANN LOUISE WILSON ................. Richmond , Va. MARY BARBARAWOOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Somerset , Va. ANNE DUDLEYWOODFIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond , Va. MAR:ON ANNE WOODWARD...... W. Los Angeles, Calif.
Front row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row:
Brockenbrough, Manager; Esau Brooks, Trainer; Lt. Muir, Coach; Brown, Manager; Pitt, Head Ludvigson, McCutcheon, Doss, Moody, Johnson, Carini, Sawyer, Price, Markovitz, Fish, Ulrich,
Richmond 7 -
Duke 6¡l
Opening their 1944 grid season against a much heavier and experienced Duke team, the Spiders were defeated 61-7. Even against those odds , the Red and Blue fought bravely and in the last four minutes of play scored a touchdown on a pass from Milner to Suttenfield, Richmond 's only score ever made against Duke.
ACTING . CAPTAINS " DucK " MILNER " COCKY"
Coach (tMAc" PITT
WOOD
Murphy, Miller, Caples, Hughes, Knotts , Rouse, Holsto i Coach; Stafford, Null, Brinkley, O'Dell , Hamilton , McGee Allen, Taylor , Parshotsky, Dryden, Jarrett , Boardman , Kole Tubbs, Shutz, Lightner, Kiser , Snider, Todd , Rose, Little :
Richmo ,nd 34 -
Richmond Army A.ir Base 0
Coach Pitt's Spiders turned back a fighting Air Base team 34-0. Richmond uncovered two dependable backs in Milner and Suttenfield who displayed great passing and line plunging attacks. Other players who gave a notable performance were Odell, Wood , Null , and Allen .
·ner, Gray, Galusha, Anchukaitis, Jarrell , Roupas, Barden, Manager . Walker, MacDonald, Milner, Kilpatrick, Kranitzsky, Stoneburner, Butler , Koterwas, Berg, Real. Rodgers, Suttenfield, Chief McCance, Coach; Dr. Pitt, Team Physician; Caylor, Business Manager; Chief Weiner, Coach. idon, Rosenthal.
V.M.I. 26 Richmond spectators witnessed one of the most thrilling games ever played in the city stadium when the Keydets of V.M.I. upset the favored Spiders 26-20. Suttenfield 's broken field running and Milner 's passes to Kilpatrick, Kolcum, and Moody kept the Richmond team in motion and the game "nip and tuck" up to the final whistle. Richmond 20 -
Richmond 18 -
Hampden-S .ydney 0
Richmond O -
Portsmou .th Fleet Team 19
After V -12 examinations, furloughs, and transfers, Coach Pitt had little time to whip up a team to engage the sailors from Portsmouth. The Red and Blue ·fought determinedly, but were unable to halt the more powerful and heavier sailors who · rang up a 19-0 score over Richmond.
Richmond O -
Taking advantage of Rodgers' punts and the fine defense of Null, the Spiders rolled up their first victory over a college squad this year by trouncing H.-S. 18-0. NiacDonald, Milner, Kranitsky, Jarratt, and Kilpatrick, all V-12's, gave an impressive performance in their last game for Richmond before being transferred.
[ 35]
Virginia 39
Despite the fine defense of Null, Wood, and Jarratt, the Cavaliers proved too powerful for the Rich mond eleven, and chalked up a 39 to O victory. Al though they scored in every period , the scrappy Richmond squad made "Duda and Co. " fight for every score.
Richmond O -
N. C. State 39
Steam rolling their way to 39 points, the Wolfpack held the Spider squad scoreless. Richmond was on the defensive until the closing minutes of the game when Harris and Allen put on a scoring threat, but were stopped at the State 's 23. Richm .ond O -
William and Mary 40
After a scoreless first period, the Indians bounced
back with fury to beat the Spiders 40-0 in the annual Turkey Day classic. Despite \Y/alker' s punts, Wood's and Suttenfield' s defense, the Spiders were on the defensive until the fourth quarter. Then Richmond 's scoring threat was stopped by a pass interception. Even though the scores do not show it, Richmond had a successful gridiron year. Successful in the fact that Coach Pitt produced a team that had spirit, fight, and which played clean football, traits of which we are justly proud.
KILPATRICK
ALLEN
*
NULL SUTTEN FIELD
RODGERS STONEBURNER
DRYDEN HAMILTON
JOHNSON WALKER
Baseball 19!/3-t/t/ Although handicapped by a small schedule, inexperience, and a limited practice session, the Red and Blue again captured the title of Big Six champions. The team turned in their best perÂŁ ormance against THE BIG THREE the starred professional team of the Norfolk Naval Captain LAWLER, GASSER, Coach PITT. Training Station by holding the sailors to a 4 to 4 tie until the eighth ending. Then the sailors got three men on base--one by a Spider error and two being hit by pitched balls. They connected at the plate and went ahead to take the ball game at 8 to 4. The Spiders were defeated by the boys from Charlottesville in their first game 2 to 0, but the fighting Red and Blue team bounced back to take the Cavaliers in the second game by the wide margin of 9 to 0. We took both games from the ((Death Valley" boys of Hampden Sydney at 8 to 5 and 15 to 0. The powerful Navy team at Annapolis proved too strong for the Spiders, and we had to bow to the Middies at the score of 9 to 3. The Richmond nine handed the Medicos of the Medical College of Virginia two defeats at the count of 11 to 3, and 20 to 7, the last game being played on Homecoming Day. Losing only three out of eight games, the Spiders under the expert coaching of Mac Pitt ended the somewhat limited schedule with a very successful season. The squad was composed of Garratt, Gantt, Mac Silver, C. Lawler, MetzgeÂŁ, Priddy, Kilpatrick, Weaver, Magette, Null, Milner, Gasser, and Hoitsma.
Richmond 8 ...... H.S. Richmond 11 ...... MCV Richmond 15 ...... H.S. Richmond o ...... Va.
METZGER
PRIDDY
5
3 0 2
Richmond 9 ...... Richmond 3 ...... Richmond 4 ...... Richmond 20 ......
NULL
Va. Navy NNTS MCV
0
9 8
7
KILPATRICK
FRONT ROW: Rodgers, Null, Hallmark, Rouse, Suttenfield, Moody, Mardan, Manager. SECONDROW: Coach Pitt, Trippeer, Border, Allen, Gantt, Captain; Pitts, Stoneburner, Taylor, Goforth. THIRD ROW: Barden, Maury, Parr, Windon, Lathan , Callas, Pentecost, Buffington, Clark.
The Richmond Spiders "Big Six" champions of last year had only one letterman returning to guide the team this year, that being All State ((Fearless" Freddie Gantt. Freddie was elected captain and has been the "Spark plug" of the team, setting the highest scoring pace plus. showing the best defensive action. Coach Pitt had the same handicap with basketball as with the other sports , and that one was trying to mold an inexperienced team into a winning quintet. Twenty-five boys with fine Richmond spirit, willingness, and ability responded to the call of Coach for basketball material. All of the candidates were ambitious but lacked college experience. Coach Pitt was neither optimistic nor pessimistic about the team, but on commenting as to prospects, he said that "the boys will have to work hard, get in there and fight, and I think that we'll win some games." Opening the season against the Army Air Base after only four days of practice , the Spiders demonstrated both their offensive and defensive powers by holding the much favored "Flyers" to 52 points while racking up 50 points themselves. The game was a thriller from start to finish with Gantt and Allen taking top honors for the Spiders. The following week saw the Red and Blue quintet thrashed soundly at the hands of the NNTS , one of the top ranking Service teams of the nation, at the score of 82-30. The Cavaliers finally toppled the Spiders in the closing minutes of the game 30-24 , after a slow beginning by both teams. The next week, the Spiders played host to two college teams when we really ((scalped" the Indians of William [ 38}
GANTT
STONEBURNER
PITTS
and Mary at . 58-37, but lost a heartbreaker to Hampden Sydney at 43-41. The Spider quint smothered McGuire Hospital at 69-34, following it with another victory by downing V.M~I. at 55-29. Due to a mumps epidemic and quarantine of the Navy Unit the schedule stopped short. When the annual went to press, it was thqught that the remaining games would be canceled permanently. SC'ORES Rich1nond. . . . . . Richmond. . . . . . Richmond. . . . . . Richmond . . . . . . Richmond . . . . . . Richmond. . . . . . Richmond ..... .
50 30 24 58
41 69
Air Base . . . . . . . . . . NNTS .. . ......... Virginia . . . . . . . . . . William & Mary. . . . Hampden-Sydney .. McGuire H. . . . . . . . V. M. I. . ........ .
52 82
30 37 43 34
Richmond ..... Richmond ... .. Richmond ..... Richmond ..... Richmond ..... Richmond ..... Richmond .....
. . . . . . .
V . M. I. . ........ Hampden-Sydney .. Maryland ........ North Carolina .... Virginia ......... William and Mary
TRIPPEER
ALLEN
BORDER
GOFORTH
* NULL
TAYLOR
-··. ,.,>-., ·-••••'
~~v
. ;.:.,,, _2·." , .
.
.
.
....... '
.
.
'
. ~
e
.
'
•
.
'
.
. . . . . .
-comes
/
../ .
.•.•
Saturday night
,,
,
Chief calls him saf el
Big Time operators
'l
t 1fJ,,:1,S•'
?? ' '
_ :;,:"
Mac and the hoys
Good afternoon, Sir
and What's your troul,/e?
two faithful Bills
'·
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD. Standing: Miss Fanny G. Crenshaw, Helen Mumper, Jane Wray Bristow, Miss Gene \"X'oodfin, Jeanne Fitzgerald, Sitting: Maida Mickle, Anne Higgins, Ruth Latimer, President; Conway Bibb, Ann Seay, Betty Edwardsen.
Wesl'tiampt ott Qfttleticassociatiott President Ruth Latimer presided over the Westhampton College Athletic Association Board and in true Westhampton spirit led the Association through an interesting and active year. The Board consisted of Conway Bibb, vice president; Jeanne Fitzgerald, secretary; Helen Mumper, treasurer; Jane Wray Bristow, manager of hockey; Betty Edwardsen, manager of basketball; Maida Mickle, manager of tennis; Anne Higgins , manager of track, and Ann Seay, head cheerleader. Miss Gene W ood:fin and Miss Fanny G. Crenshaw acted as members of the advisory board. Facing another year of college in wartime, the board planned events which would arouse interest and spirit among the students and which would bind them more closely as a working community qf good citizens. r The Freshmen were introduced to the ass6ciation and the spirit for which it stands at a picnic given at the Faculty Kitchen during Orientation week, and in late November they were given a chance to meet many of the upperclassmen on a hike and picnic at Basher' s Dam, where supper was cooked over an
open fire and many songs and yells were participated in by the group. The Christmas season included the Athletic Association Christmas Co-ed in its festivities. The achievement which contributed most toward greater school spirit was the revival of the annual Song Contest which had been abandoned in 1942 so that more time could be spent in war activities. It was decided that the contest contributed to the spirit of keen competition and good sportsmanship for which Westhampton is noted and although less time was spent in preparation as had been agreed, the contest proved to be a helpful and inspiring success. At the annual spring banquet blazers were awarded to the girls winning varsity letters in three ma jar sports. \ 7 arsity tennis and track letters were a warded and seals were presented to those girls who showed outstanding interest and spirit in athletic activities as well as all college activities which contributed to the college spirit. The week-end house party for old and new board members closed a successful year for the Athletic Association.
~
[ 42]
Va1z.sit~ Hocke~ The West hampton Spiderette Eleven, under the expert coaching of Miss Gene Woodfin, rounded out the 1944 season with six victories, one tie and one defeat in keeping with the tradition that ((they keep up at the top. '' Opening the season by a tilt with Saint Catherine's, the squad showed neeJ of hard practice and teamwork which was achieved and exhibited when numerous wins were chalked up for the Co-Ords. Team work, individual technique, and stickwork also brought a 6-1 win over the Alumnae on Thanksgiving D ay.
LAWSON, Captain CLEMENT WILLIS
BRISTOW. Manager WOODFIN , Coach LAMBETH
WARE
STONE CONANT BRISTOW MARIS
GOODE
CARTER REID BELK
Virginia tryouts for representatives to the South Eastern Hockey Tournament were held at Westhampton, and Maria Carter, Helen Conant, and Jane Wray Bristow were chosen to play on the Virginia first team at the tournament which was held in Baltimore. Helen Conant and Jane Bristow were chosen as members of the South Eastern Hockey Team, and Maria Carter was chosen as a member of the reserve team. Varsity letters were awarded to Sallie Lawson, Captain; Jane Bristow, Manager; Lillian Belk, Maria Carter, Helen Conant, Betty Clement, Caroline Goode, Virginia Lambeth, Ruth Maris , Cornelia Reid, Peggy Stone, and Ann Ware . Varsity Service Letters were awarded to Ruth Latimer, Jackie Batten, and Jane Woodard "
Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton
................ . . . . . . . . . . . ¡. . . . . ................ ................ ................ .......~ ........ ................ ................ ................
9 Hockey Club ................. Saint Catherines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Thomas Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Wi lliam and Mary . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 RPI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Collegiate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 John Marshall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Petersburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Alumnae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
5 4 0
5 2
1 0 0
1
VARSITY SQUAD . Front row: Sallie Lawson, Jane Bristow , Julia Willis , Vir ginia Lambeth , Betty Clement , Helen Conant. Second row.· Coach Woodfin , Ann Ware , Maria Carter , Cornelia Reid, Margaret Stone, Lillian Belk.
SUMMARY (Second Team Varsity) Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton Westhampton
.............. .............. .............. ..............
1 12 8
13
Saint Catherines . . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . Collegiate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Marshall . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8 0 0 0
Members of the second varsity team who won second team lette rs were Isabel Ammerman , Gale Abbott , Emily Dietrick , Betty Ann Gustafson , Anne Higgins , Ellen Hodges , Helen Mumper , Jeanne Sasser, Betty Stansbury , Nancy Todd, Julia Willis , and Jeanne Yeamans .
SOUTHEASTERN HOCKEY TOURNAMENT WINNERS Jane Wray Bristow, H elen Conant, M aria -Carter.
SENIOR CLASS HOCKE Y TEAM . L eft to right: Conway Bibb, Sallie Lawson, Jackie Batten, Ruth Latimer, Betty Clement, Captain ; Lillian Belk, Jane Bristow, Betty Lawson, Ann Seay. ( Absent from picture: Ruth M aris, Virginia Pitt.)
CLASS HOCKEY SUMMARY
W on Seniors . . . . . . . . 5 Juni ors . . . . . . . . 2 Sophomor es . . . . 1 Freshm en . . . . . . 2
Lost
Tied
1
0
2
2
4 3
1 1
Odd s - Evens 3
1
Senior Class Hock ey Championship T eam
E.llen Hodges, Virginia Ann Seay, Head Cheerleader.
Barbara Rock, Jackie Batten, Anne Higgins, Ruth Latimer.
The honor of a Westhampton Seal, which has been replaced by a key due to wartime restrictions, is conferred each spring upon those girls who, because of their cooperation and school spirit, enthusiasm and interest, have promoted interest in athletic as well as all college events and a feeling of unity between the players and spectators. This presentation is made by the Athletic Association B Jard of the College.
SEAL WINNERS Front row: Jane Bristow, Caroline Goode. Second row: Lillian Belk, Ruth Latimer, Rita
Muldowney, Evermond Hardee, Billy Jane Crosby, Betsy Rice, Lois Hester.
11z-aclz Westhampton does not pl.ace great emphasis on track but there is always a large group of Co-Ords participating in this sport. In the all-city Quadrangular Track Meet, held at Westhampton in the spring of 1944, Westhampton's track team vied with ¡ teams from Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall and Saint Catherine's for honors. Jane Wray Bristow was high scorer with 20.5 points and Imogene Cowan was first in the 50-yard dash. Westhampton College took first place in the meet with a total of 33.5 points. Cornelia Reid, Elsie Henley, Sallie Lawson, Virginia Dawson, Jane Bristow, and Imogene Cowan received Westhampton letters in track.
.
T'RACI(. Elsie Henley , Cornelia Reid, Sallie Lawson, Jane Bristow. (Absent from picture: Imogene Cowan, Virginia Dawson .)
The rating of tennis players is determined by means of a tennis ladder which is always subject to change. At the end of the season Maida Mickle was at top position with Rita Muldowney at second place. Betty Anne Gustaf son, Lois Hester , and Ruth Latimer placed in the third, fourth and fifth slots. Due to transportation difficulties the team did not make any out-of-town trips but confined their competition to city teams . A play day with the V-12's and Richmond College students was a high light of the season. Those girls who placed in the first ,five positions on the ladder won their 1etters in the sport. TENNIS. Kneeling: Ruth Latimer, Rita Muldowney. Standing: Lois Hester, Miss Fanny Crenshaw, Betty Anne Gustafson. (Absent from picture: Maida Mickle.) BLAZER WINNERS. Seated: Lois Hester, Jane Bristow . Standing: Sallie Lawson, Rita Muldowney.
The Westhampton Blazer is awarded to a girl who has made her letter in any three major sports, which are hockey, basketball, tennis, and track. These blazers are white flan nel jackets with red Westhampton tower seal on the top pocket. They give recognition for unusual achievement and skill in athleti cs and the stripes of the pocket insignia indicate the number of sports in which a -letter ha_s been won, whi le stars indicate the number of times letters have been won. 1944 Blazer winners were Sallie Lawson with letters in hockey, basketball and track; Jane Wr ay Bristow with letters in hockey, basketball and track, and Lois Hester with letters in hockey, tennis and basketball.
j
Deep-rooted pine, .whose hec;xven-aspiring · head Has pierced · the clouds that veil the . su-nlit .skies, Share now ·with me the lustihood that lies Withirt ·thyspringing ,.sh-crff , thine ·arms .:outspread! From thy vast con~emplation grant /~e ···this-·· 1'9gain t}ty.heigh~ :with revere~t '£9:~tunshod ;:~ .:And -there, b~neath ··thy fat-swepr hdrmonies, · . Leon ;0~:thy strength qrtd ·lift my he.art .to God! ~
~
.
.
....~Bryant.
Ricltmond Colle9e ~tudentqooeJz.nment
Melvin Bradshaw, Vice-chairman Honor Council; Phillip Hart, Vice-president; Kenneth H oward, Chairman Honor Council; Norman Long, Secretary Honor Council; Ellett McGeorge, Athletic Representative; Julian Pentecost, Secretary; William Stigall, Treasurer; George Wilkinson, Publications Representative.
HONOR COUNCIL.
Last year, because of the con stantly changing condition s on the Richmond Colleg e campus due to the war, the Student Government Association was reorganized for the duration. According to the plan work~d out, a comn1ittee from the College Administration chose fifteen men eligible for Student Government from which the students voted for nine. , These nine in turn · elected their officers. JOEL W. HARNETT This year ~he students saw President fit to modify this system so that the student body voted for the specific offices. The competitive party system was revived. Again, due to the very small enrollment the Student Council served as the Honor Council. Also with the indefinite status of most men as to their classes, there was no class organization. Rather all affairs were handled through the regular Student Government Association. This year with the able leadership of Joel Harnett , the Executive Council- has sought to coordinate all the phases of student life, and to keep all students participating in extra curricular activities under difficult wartime · copdi• • t1ons.
Left to right: Julian Pentecost, Ellett McGeorge, Phillip Hart, Melvin Bradshaw , Kenneth Howard, Norman Long, Joel Harnett, William Stigall, Jr.
[ 48]
Westkamplott Colle9e ~tudetttqooeltttniettt
,
. The session of 1944-1945 opened with the usual Orientation program for Freshmen ¡. O ur theme was to build an active democracy here on the campus which would be our greatest contribution to the war effort. Many improvements were made for the campus at large. The central bulletin board in the cloister has kept the student body inf armed about meetings, chapel programs , and social functions. We are LILLIAN W . BELK _grateful for the long-awaited President kitchenette, which has afforded much pleasure to all. And the Tower Room lounge has a homelike atmosphere with a rug , couch, lamps , and new tables . ¡ Several new permissions were gained which ha~e provided for more freedom and responsibility among the students . In the fall Westhampton College Government cooperated with Richmond College Student Government and the Navy V-12 Unit and presented a formal dance. This social function served to unite the campuses in a new way . At the annual Christn1as party, Prof Williams read, traditionally, the Christmas Carol by Dickens , and Santa Claus was played by Lieutenant J. H. Neville , Commanding Officer of the Naval Unit. This was followed by refreshments and carolling. Spring opened with elections. Mortar Board instituted a new ballot system, with two polls , Odd and Even, to facili tate voting . HONOR COUNCIL. Left to right : Virginia La1nbeth, Lillian Belk, Betty Lawson, Chairman ; Doris Mills, Caroline Goode.
Betty Clement, Vice-president ; Pat Husbands, Treasurer ; Marian Huske, Sophomore Representative; Virginia Lambeth, Junior Representative ; Ruth Latimer, President of Athletic Association ; Ollie Menefee, Secretary; Anne MacKenzie, President of Y.W .C.A. ; Doris Mills, Senior Representative ; Jeanne Yeamans, Chairman of War Council.
Our goal for the Million-Dollar Campaign was set at $1 ,000 , to be raised within two years. The aim of College Government after all is to produce creative leadership for the future by giving each student a sense of responsibility in governing herself. RESIDENCE COUNCIL. Left to right : Elizabeth Kibler , Carrie Trader, Betty Lawson, Chairman ; Alice Rawlings , Kathryn Mumma .
[ 49 J
OMAR VAN
w. MARDAN
NANCY
Editor-in-Chief
Working for the Collegian this year was really more a gam~ of chance than anything else. Not only was there a sad depletion of Richmond College students, but because of trans£ers and graduation, the 1nore able and experienced writers, among the V-12 Unit, left campus. For this reason more work and responsibility fell upon the few. Omar Mardan, the ((chief," left school at midterm, and· Nancy Lazenby took over the editorship. All year the staff lived in mortal terror that it would lose one or all of its members to the Armed Forces. A special ·project was undertaken . by the paper in connection with the "Million-Dollar Campaign," being sponsored by the University. Each week the paper ran a story concerning one of the buildings being planned, giving full details of the structural plan and iocation of the building. In the same issue, editorial comment was made concerning the uses of these postwar plans, and giving suggestions as to postwar education here at the University. Also, attempts were made to evolve the ttgossip column " into a department which would be amusing and full of zest, but (completely) with malice toward none. The 1944-45 staff followed . the age-old routine: Tuesday afternoon the copy came in (maybe), and in the quiet of the Play House office, inspiring in its very bleakness, the stories were read and corrected. After much pleading and gnashing of teeth,. someone was bribed into taking the copy by the print shop. On Wednesday, there were headlines to be written, make-up to be thought of, and more stories to be taken by the print shop. Thursday was the big day. The staff went to the print shop, where there was a frantic attempt to fill in those little inches, and the paper was finally put to bed.
GREY LAZENBY
West ham p·ton College
Editor
MARY
ELLEN
TUCKER
Business Manager
EDITORIAL STAFF. Dorothy Ann Fishberg, Jimmy Worrell, 0. L. Burnette, Managing Editors; Conway Bibb, Westhampton Sports Editor; Powhatan Cox, Sports Editor.
BUSINESS STAFF. Betty Hickerson, Virginia Gibson , Ruth Schimmel. Seated: Mary Ellen Tucker. ·--
( 50]
··- - -····-
······· -
...
·-·-···•···--·
..,
From the darkest corners of the world letters have come expressing a deep and sincere appreciation for memories of campus life. Serving as constant reminders of home, these memories have grown warm and real to servicemen near and far. Each personal feeling of a student gone from our sacred halls has been a stimulus to the spirit of the 1944-1945 WEB staff. With cooperation as a theme, we have worked to compile a permanent record for the present students of the University , a record which will mirror symbols of college days and treasured friendships . In spite of the hardships confronting the publication of this year 's annual there has been fine cooperation shown by both the business and editorial staffs, each contributin g his part and ever willin g to aid the other in time of emergency. We remember with a smile the suppers in the _W EB office, over a table of - well , a table anyway. Here long hours of labor became pleasant h~ppenings , and we became united in a common purpose . In the pages of the year book we have stressed the "little things " that we remember from our years of college life . Amid familiar surround ings- the towering pines , the Gothic chapel , the tranquil lake-we learned , were inspired , and grasped the happiest moments of a lifetime . These have become a vital part of our lives; they are part of us. EDITORIAL STAFF . First row: Bill Thornto n, Bitsy Rosenbaum, Assistant Editors ; Connie Sutton, Organizations Editor ; Ann Seay, W esthampton Sports Editor. Second row: Wal ter Carson, Assistant Sports Editor ; John Brown , Sports Edito r; Jimmy Ellwanger , Photog raphy Editor. ( Absent from picture : Caroline Goode , Lib W eaver, No rman Long, Gordon Conklin , H addon Snead.)
PHILLIP
RAY HART
VIRGINIA
Editor-in-Chief
C U LLEN PITT
Westhampton College Ed itor
L. STIGALL, B usiness M anager
WILLIAM
JR.
BUSINESS STAFF . First row: Juli an Pentecost, Barbara Richie, W esth ampton Business Manager ; Billy Stigall, Marie Peachee. Second row: Corn elia Reid, Frosty Goforth , 0 . J. Graham, Virginia Lambeth, Collin s Flanagan, Mary Frances Bethel, Kenton Will iams, Ann Jones, Mari an Lawton.
[ 51 ]
S. WILLIS Editor-in-Chief
RICHARD
JULIA
E. HASKER
Richmond College Edito r
L. FLAX Busine ss Man ager HAROLD
The Messenger, oldest of the campus publications, accepts again the challenge from a war-torn society to protect its democratic ideals and to keep alive free journalism. This year the Messenger has tried to reflect in its pages not only the literary creativeness of the students, but also some of the problems and ideas that arise before them in wartime. Not only has the content borne the imprint of war, but the staff has felt the expected problems. The contributors were fewer and the range of talent somewhat diminished. The publication was restricted to three issues this year. Besides the problems that the staff has faced together with -their fell ow students, the most outstanding problem it has encountered has been the lack of efficient organization which the editorial body has felt within itself. The staff has cooperated with the Editor-in-chief in the hope that a strong organization would increase the interest of the students , inspire better journalism and make the Messenger an integral part of the education of those students who find the time and the interest to devote to it. The Fall issue was focused on the individual. The material presented some of the various personalities that produce and bring into relief out of the great panorama of human living. The second issue was devoted to education. The Messenger felt that there was a growing interest in new procedures of learning among the students and a concern for the problems of postwar education in relation to the returning serviceman. In the Spring issue Richmond, past and present, formed the central theme. Around these ideas we worked the contributions of the student body.
* Although the W EB is th e best campus publication, its staff does allow its "f riends" from the Collegian and Messenger offices to associate with itmerely, however, for th e sake of "Journalism. "
[ 52]
...
The Forensic Council was organized in 1930 in order to coordinate the activities of the three literary societies and the debate team. Since that time, several activities have evolved which the Council annually sponsors. Among these are the inter-society debates, the inter-society banquet, and Ladies' Night. The Council has rendered valuable service in these difficult days in that it has helped to keep the societies alive and active. This year the Council has been capably guided by Gordon Conklin as President, and A. J. Sullivan as Secretary-Treasurer. Although the Council feels that its work for this year has been well done, it looks forward with hope to the postwar days when Forensic activity can take its rightful place in the IiÂŁe of the student.
FORENSIC COUNCIL. Melvin Bradshaw, 0. L. Burnette, Gordon Conklin, President; Harold Flax, 0. J. Graham, Julian Pentecost, Bill Stigall, Jack Sullivan.
~-e. ?nitcliell .Cite1ta1t~ ~ociet~ Celebrating its fifteenth anniversary the S. C. Mitchell Literary Society entered what promised to be a very successful year with 0. L. Burnette, Jr., as President. Other officers for the Society were Fletcher Stiers, Vice-President; Jack Sullivan, Secretary; Reynolds Rackett, Treasurer; 0. J.Graham, Representative to the Forensic Council. One of the most unique programs presented to the society was the one which
S. C. MITCHELL
consisted of discussions of different types of music,. accompanied by demonstrations by the use of a phonograph and records. Several banquets were enjoyed by the members, one being held in the fall and a Founder's Day banquet in the spring. After the start afforded it by its fifteen successful years, the S. C. Mitchell Society is forging ahead into a very bright future .
LITERARY
SOCIETY. Front rou;: Lincoln Baxter, Reynolds Rackett, Fletcher Stiers, 0. L. Burnette, President; 0. J. Graham, Wilbur Sims. Second row: Don Agee, Ted Eggleston, Norman McCrary, Harry Mears, L. 0. Snead, Edgar Hutton, Thomas Fletcher. Third row: Dr. R. F. Smart, Sponsor; Marion Topham, Paul Strickland, Roy Wyatt, James Richman, Russell Cherry, Scott Hutton, ~ Charlie Wainman, Harry Baldwin.
[ 53 J
PHILOLOGIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. Front row: ~op Barbour, J. C. Coleman, Bil\ l Sligall, President; Waring Davis, Bill Luck. Second row ·: Bobby Chandler, Albert McCue, Cloyde Wiley, Don Camden, Bob Mosby. Standing: Julian Parr, Ellett McGeorge, Jimmy Ellwanger, Harold Flax.
Pliilolo9ianf ite1ta1t~ ~ociet~
?nu ~i9ma Rlio f ite1ta1t~ ~ociet~. Founded in October, 1846, Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society is probably the oldest students' organization at Richmond College. Led by Julian Pentecost and Ralph Shotwell, who served as president and vice-president during the first semester, and Kenneth Smith a-nd Norman Long, who served in those capacities during the last semester, the society enjoyed a most successful year. The organization affords opportunity for training in reading, declaiming, public speaking, debating, and writing. In carrying out the purpose of the society to promote clearer expression, each member was given the opportunity to speak at least twice during the year , and many extemporaneous speeches on various amusing topics were given. Beyond intrasociety debating, Mu Sig, as always, met with S. C. Mitchell and Philologian for intersociety debates.
The grim war years of 1944 and 1945 have had a marked effect on the nature and character of the work done by the members of Philologian. With ranks greatly depleted by graduation and loss to the services, the Society set about to build up its membership to normal levels. Of necessity, the majority of these men came from the freshman class, with little or no experience.
But these men have shown great promise, ability, and industry. The programs have been very interesting this year with prepared speeches and extemporaneous talks which were above par. The Society has particularly enjoyed discussions of topics of current interest. The goal of the Society has been to · teach its men to think clearly (Contheir feet" and to speak well.
MU SIGMA RHO LITERARY SOCIETY. Front row.· George Wyatt, Snuffy Smith, Bill Gresham, Jesse Crabtree, Sammy Artz. Second row.· Joe Wargofcak, Ralph Shotwell, Julian Pentecost, PresiJent ; Ellis O'N eal, Jimmy Worrell. Third rou1.· Roger Harris , Thomas Booker, Guy Campbell, John Wilbur, Warren Winstead, Collins Flanagan ; Phil Hart.
[ 54]
7fie ?nini&teJLiul association With the constitutional purpose of uniting the ministerial students in a closer relationship of brotherly love, and of encouraging religious life on the campus and leading in religious activities, the Ministerial Association has functioned this year, as always. Operating under abnormal conditions, but with the same spirit leading and uniting us, the ministerial students have sought to foster the Christian MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Front row: Ellis O'Neal, Scott Hutton, Melvin spirit and to make it count on Bradshaw, President; Gordon Conklin, Edgar Hutton. Second row: Phil Hart, Powhathe campus. tan Cox, George Wyatt, Snuffy Smith, Ralph Shotwell. Third row': Meredith RoberOur plans were changed a son, Paul Strickland, Roy Wyatt, Roy Rakes, Julian Pentecost. Fourth row: Marion little this year as to programs, Topham, Wilbur Sims, Russell Cherry, Lawson Pankey, Irvin Dawson, John Wilbur, Melvin Wampler, Kenneth Howard, Harry Baldwin. by having every other meeting devoted to stµdent participation · rather than havin g an outside speaker. The purpose of this was to give the less experienced members a chance to speak and to receive constructive criticism that the other members might be able to give. Mr. Ralph Winders, Baptist student secretary in the State, worked through the Ministerial Association to secure men for work during the summer among churches and missions in the State. The students eagerly became engaged in this type of work, for we realized that there was an urgent need for ministers and past9rs in this area. Also we realized the value of this practical work.
For the first time the Baptist Student Union has had a joint Westhampton-Richmond College Council. Under the leadership of the president, Joyce Eubank, and the Faculty Adviser, Miss Margaret Rudd, the B.S.U. has tried to effect its aim to form the link between the student and the church through the encouragement of service in the various churches in the city, through the "Y's" and Ministerial Association on the campus and . through social functions. It includes all Baptist students on the campus.
* BAPTIST STUDENT UNION. Top row: Lottie Blanton, Melvin Bradshaw, Carmine Clay. Second row.· Lydia Crabtree, Joyce Eubank , President; Edgar Hutton. Third row: Scott Hutton , Jean Pebworth, Julian Pentecost .
[ 55]
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Front row: Julian Pentecost, Kenneth Howard, President; Ralph Shotwell, Melvin Bradshaw. Second rou,: Bill Stigall, Joe Wargo£ cak, Ellett McGeorge, Paul Strickland, Gordon Conklin, Roger Harris.
l.Jom1-9 lilen' s Ckiistain association l.Joun9Women'sCkiistianassociation The activities of the Young Men's Christian Association were very limited this year. Nevertheless with a cabinet determined to make itself felt as an influence on the campus, we carried on. The usual Christmas party for underprivileged children could not be held due to the shortage of food. The ''Y'' cooperated in presenting Vesper Programs, Chapel Programs, and helped to lay plans for Religious Emphasis Week. We cooperated in the World Student Service Fund Drive and sponsored the ping-pong tournament. The Y.M.C.A. was very unfortunate in not being able . to use the uy" building due to the fact that the Naval V-12 Unit was using it for a sick bay. In spite of all our difficulties, we strove to continue serving the religious needs of the students in true «y" fashion. ·
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Kneeling: Marylou Massie, Helen Mumper. Sitting.· Nancy Todd, Nancy Leslie, Jean White, Anne MacKenzie, President ; Alta Ayers, Beth Decker, LaVinia Watson, Ruth Maris.
[ 56]
This year the ''Y" has been active in social service work. At Christmas they entertained the girls at Kilbourne Farm and sponsored the boxes for these girls. The annual retreat at Roslyn was held in the spring. Nancy Todd was chairman of the Freshman Commission. The ''Y" was led this year by Anne MacKenzie. The organization also helped with the planning of Religious Emphasis Week and had charge of several Vesper Programs during the year. Also at a chapel" program they presented as speaker the Young Peoples' Secretary from the International t(Y." Furthermore the "Y" worked with the Richmond Inter-Collegiate Council. As is the custom, the group was in charge of the booths on May Day. It also sponsored the book drive for prisoners of war.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. Fir.rt row: Frances Anne Beale, Faye Clarke. Second ro1v :
Alta Ayers, Julia Shelton, Isabel Cunnels , Louise Richardson, Elizabeth Weaver , President: Dot Francis, Elaine Weil, Joyce Eubank. T hir4 row¡: Jean White, Polly Jones.
1lie Wa~Council This group was formed for the purpose of unbiased study and discussion of world affairs. This year it has sought to keep the campus aware of the pending peace problems. The club sponsors debates , discussions, and lectures in a conscientious effort to keep abreast of the times. The club is sponsored by the Carnegie Foundation of World Peace.
The War Council has been active this year in help ing the French War Relief . It has also sponsored entertainment for the wounded at McGuire Hospit al. The goal in the sale of stamps and bonds is to send a quota of men fully equipped overseas. The Council also sponsored canteens for the V-12 boys. It has directed the students in their individual war work , also.
WAR COUN CIL. First row: Ann Powers, Elaine We il, Eli zabeth W eaver, Betty Edwardsen, Jeanne Yeamans, Chairman ; Cornelia Reid, Ruth Maris, Alta Ayers. Second row: Beth D ecker, LaVinia W atson, Ann e Skinner, Maida Mickle.
[ 57]
WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE GLEE CLUB. Front row: Hannah Barlow, Virginia Herndon, Mildred Daffron, Anne Fisher, President; Elizabeth Parker, Julia Shelton. Second row.¡ Seth Darrow, Jean Pebworth, Milicent Hutcherson, Alta Ayers, Louise Richardson, Jane Belk, Wilma Lum, Jean Brumsey, Deborah Morrison, Nancy Abbott.
The 1944-45 Glee Club has also been hard hit by the shortage of students, but nevertheless under the experienced guidance of the director, Mr. Alton Howell, it continues to function. Its officers were: H. Melvin Wampler, President; Paul Strickland, Vice-president; Powhatan Cox, Business Manager; Thomas Ligon, Librarian. Meetings have been necessarily cut to once a week. Due to the government tax, the club has not made its usual appearances at Ewart's Cafeteria. However, before the year was over the club visited Mary Washington College, collaborated with Westhampton College Glee Club in a recital and presented other similar programs. The club welcomed into its small group several members from the V-12 Unit although their service was necessarily limited.
This year the Glee Club presented a Spanish Cantata at its Formal Concert. The Club went to Kilbourne Farm to entertain the girls there and later sang .for the wounded soldiers at McGuire Hospital and at the Army Air Base Hospital. The Spring "Pop" concert was also presented at which the club sang new popular songs as well as long time favorites. Anne Fisher was president of the club this year. In April the group sang for the 400 volunteer workers for the $1,000,000 campaign. This year due to the crowded schedules of many of the students the Glee Club's membership has been smaller. However, the accomplishments have been above average.
RICHMOND COLLEGE GLEE CLUB. Front row: Bobby Chandler, Bob Boulden , Powhatan Cox, Paul Strickland , Melvin Wampler , President; Tom Ligon, Warren Winstead, Lawson Pankey, Andy Roupas, Wally Wilson. Second row¡: Marion Topham, Clifford Brussels, Norman Long, Bill Vitiello , Bill Gresham, Sammy Artz, Bob Doss, Roland Jameson , Pete Thayer , Thomas Booker, George Wyatt.
[ 58]
Richmond Colle9e Debate1eam The Debate Team was organized early in the year with Joel Harnett as captain and coach, and 0. J. Graham as manager. About ten men came out for the squad, but only about half of these have been active. We started the season with several practice debates with W esthampton College and met Farmville State Teachers' College as our first opponent. Early in December Joel Harnett, Norman Long, John ~✓ilbur and Jimmy Worrell represented Richmond in a state TKA Tournament at Natural Bridge, Virginia. Later in December, Joel Harnett and Norman Long represented Richmond in a radio discussion and a platform debate with Columbia University. Three of our members, Norman Long, 0. J. Graham, and Jimmy Worrell were tapped into Tau Kappa Alpha. _ In March we met the University of North Carolina in a highly contested debate on the National Question, "Compulsory Arbitration of Labor Disputes." Our negative, upheld by John Wilbur and Stanley Cohen with 0. J. Graham acting as moderator, took the decision. Closing our activities for the year, in April we took the affirmative of the National Question against the College of William and Mary. Stanley Cohen and Roy Wyatt upheld our argument. Although we did not do much travelling due to a curtailed budget, our manager established relations with a number of colleges far and wide-among which are New York University, Randolph-Macon College, and the Medical College of V~rginia. As times goes by we hope to visit these institutions and carry RC on to victory . .
First row: 0. J. Graham, Joel Harnett,
Captain; Norman Long, John Wilbur, Jimmy Worrell, Ray Wyatt.
.
WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE DEBATE COUNCIL . Top row: Jackie- Batten, Cora Lynn Chaffee, Doris Colley. Second row: Beth Decker, Isabel Gunnels, Alsie Keyser. Third row: Betty Hickerson, Florence Hickerson, Norma Polk. Fourth row: Allen Rucker, Betty Harris Scherr, Ruth Schimmel, Lena Thornton.
Westhampton Colle9eDebate 1eam This year the Debate Council has worked with the Richmond College chapter of Tau Kappa Alpha. Their meetings consisted of short debates which were followed by forums. The subjects covered were usually connected with current events. Miss Ross was the council's sponsor this year. For three years the Debate Council has curtailed its inter-collegiate debating due to inadequate transportation caused by the war. Consequently the group has substituted debate forums for its goal in place of the previously held inter collegiate debates. The most paramount of the current events have been selected for these debate forums, and much worthwhile discussion has come out of these meetings. The council took over one of the Westhampton chapel programs trying to bring something of national importance before the students. This year the Debate Council has worked with the Richmond College chapter of Tau Kappa Alpha, and we hope to see this cooperation grow next year. Under the capable leadership of Miss Margaret Ross , the group has earnestly tried to sustain and further all forensic activities on the campus .
[ 59}
?1atioiial?1ewsCouiicil
NATIONAL NEWS COUNCIL. Top row: Isabel Ammerman, Alta Ayers Frances Anne Beale, Betty Bowdler, Cora Chaffee. Second ro;: Faye Clarke, Peggy Bowdler, Shirley Davis, Eulalia Edwards , Betty Edwardsen.
This council tries to stimulate a broader view of our country and the world as a whole. The meetings of the club were generally informal discussions on the Latin American affairs, the presidential election and the labor question in our country . The club also sponsored chapel programs to make the students more news-conscious. At one of these Dr. Ralph McDanel compared the presidential candidates. Dr. Maude Woodfin , professor of History , was sponsor of the council this year, and Peggy Clark was president. Under their leadership the group has carried on its activities in a deserving manner.
Ponian?nusic Club The Ionian Music Club whose membership is composed of music students was organized to p_romote a deeper app¡reciation of good music among the students . Monthly recitals have developed talent and audience poise. The annual spring recital was also given . During the past year the club has been under the leadership of Patricia Husbands , President , and Mrs . Wendt and Mr. Fuchs, advisers, the club has broadened its program with concerts of original piano compositions. As a highlight of the season Mr. Fuchs presented John Powell, the noted pianist , in a concert.
NATIONAL NEWS COUNCIL. Top row¡: Joyce Eubank, Isabel Gunn els, J ackie Hodge s, Ruth Latimer . L ower _row: ~ etty Lawson, Beverly Ryland , Verda Slettin, Jeann e Vaiden, Libby We aver.
IONIAN MUSIC CLUB. A t the piano: Pat Husbands. Front row: Virginia H ern don, Mi llicent Hutcherson, Sally Taylor, Jane Belk, Elsie Mint er, Shirley D avis, Frances Ann e Beale. Second row : W ilma Lum, Marion Senter, N ancy Abbott, Seth Darr ow.
[ 60]
LES FEMMES SAVANTES. Front row.¡ Anne Skinner, Dorothy Davis, Beverley Patton, Connie Sutton. Second row .¡ Ellen Hodges, Anne Fisher, Jeanne Yeamans, Cornelia Reid. ( Anne Jones, President, absent from picture.)
To promote interest in the language and customs of France and to contribute as much as possible in work for the French War Relief have been the aims of Les Femmes Savantes this year. To be eligible for membership the student must have had two years of French with approved grades and must have shown an interest in the language and the people of France . In the spring the club had its annual French banquet .
This group was formed to recognize the work of outstanding students and to stimulate an interest in the classics. The chapter has had as one of its aims the sponsoring of a Greek War Relief program. In December a tea was given for students of fourth-year Latin in Richmond high schools and for the girls at Westhampton studying advanced Latin . A public tapping of new members took place in November.
ETA SIGMA PHI. Left to right: Ruth Hiller , Connie Sutton, Doro thy Davis, Ann Twombly, Winifred H ambleton, Julia Shelton, Jackie Batten, President.
[ 61 ]
EL PICARO. First row: Marion Lawton, Alta Ayers, Dorothy Davis, Marylou Massie, Beverley Patton. Second row: Connie Sutton, Betty Bowdler, Anne Fisher, Lydia Crabtree, President; Doris Mills , Beverley Ryland, Winifred Hambleton, Jeanne Vaiden, Peggy Clark. Third row: Louise Richardson, Frances Newman.
it
Pica'Lo
El Picaro, the Spanish club at Westhampton , has had as its aim the promotion of better interest and understanding of Latin American affairs on the campus. The club has presented programs during the year emphasizing the art , music , customs , and language of Central and South America. Pan-American Week was recognized with a group of exhibits made by the students . Lydia Crabtree , president, led the activities.
?1ostiae1iliae This organization includes in its membership those students whose mothers , aunts , or grandmothers attended the Richmond Female Institute or the Woman 's College of Richmond . The group was led this year by Cora Lawson , president. They observed Founder 's Day with a chapel program at which Governor Darden was guest speaker. This was the 90th anniversary of the two colleges.
* NOSTRAE FILIAE. Lef t to right : Beth Decker, Marion Lawton , Sallie Lawson, Pr esident ; Nan cy Todd, Jean Whi te, Virgini a Ellett, LaVinia W atson.
[ 62 ]
With fraternity affairs becoming more and more important in the lives of the students of Richmond College, a need was felt for a council to bind the fraternities together. In 1914 the Greek letter fraternities organized the Inter£ raternity Council. The Council is made up of two members from each fraternity and three members from the facuity. The officers for 1944-45 are: Dr. Herman P. Thomas, president; Dr. R. C. McDanel, vicepresident, and Professor Fred M . Caylor, secretary-treasurer. Omar Mardan is chairman of the Dance Committee. The work of the Interfraternity Council each year is to conduct "rushing" weeks, t(Interf raternity Week," interfraternity dances, the awarding of scholarship and intra-mural athletic trophie ·s. In a
normal year all of the fraternities take part in these activities, and the competition is very keen and spirited. The activities of the council have been greatly curtailed during the session of 1944-45 due to war conditions. However, regular meetings are held, and a close watch maintained on the problems of the chapters. Consideration is now being given to the future problems of fraternities on the campus, and plans are being made to keep the fraternities intact during the war. The Inter£ raternity Council has been indispensable this year as it has been in the past for it is here that the fraternities have the opportunity to thrash out their problems over the conference table and to make plans which will enable the individual £raternity to work more efficiently.
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL. Top row: Lincoln Baxter, Douglas Goforth, 0. J. Graham, Joel Harnett, Roger Harris. Second row: Phil Hart, William Hester, Kenneth Howard, L. L. McGee, Edward L. Pitt. Third rou;: Bill Seaver, Malcolm Silver, Kenneth Smith, Fletcher Stiers, Bill Stigall, George Wilkinson.
[ 63]
Founded at University of Miami 1848 VIRGINIA DELTA CHAPTER
Established at U~iversity of Richmond 1857 Reestablished at University of Richmond 1939 Fratres In Facultate Sponsor
WILLIAM
FREDERICK CAYLOR
MISS JANE CRENSHAW
Richmond, Virginia
Fratres In Collegio CLASS OF
1947
Ray A. Baird Kenneth Crumpton, Jr. Leo Garrett Frank J.Hendrick
PLEDGES
Charles A. Dixon William H. Gill James M. Minor, Jr. William M. Schools
CLASS OF
1948
Lawrence 0. Snead, Jr.
Top row.· Ray Baird, Kenneth Crumpton, L. 0. Snead, Frank Hendrick, James Minor. Lower row: Bill Schools, Leo Garrett, President.
[ 64]
Founded at University of Virginia 1869 BETA BETA CHAPTER
Founded at University of Richmond 1901
Fratres In Facultate Milton Hitt Ralph C. McDanel Edward C. Peple William L. Prince Charles H. Wheeler
Sponsor MISS BETTY].
Fratres In Collegio CLASS OF 1945 Roger L. Harris Reynolds H. Rachett , Jr.
BOOTH
Bluefield, West Virginia
1946 William E. Seaver, Jr . CLASS OF
NAVY
Joseph Johnson James Moody
NAVY-12 PLEDGES
V-12
Douglas Brown Richard Caples James H. Dryden Jack Kolcum Walter Kuesten Donald Kurz Gilbert Rodgers Kyle Will
Leake W ornum Ellett Barden Boogie Williams PLEDGES
John
J. Shea, Jr.
Richard F. Teass , Jr. Fred Kohler
T op rou Ellett Barden , Roger Harris , President ; Joe Johnson , Fred Kohler. Second row: Jack Kolcum , W alter Kue sten , Donald Kurz , Jim Moody , Reynolds Rackett , Andy Roupas , Bill Seaver. Th ird row : Jack Shea, Richard Teass , Kyle Will, Leake Wornum. 1:
[ 65 J
Founded at Washington and Lee University 1865 ETA CHAPTER
Established at University of Richmond 1870
Fratres In Facultate Robert C. Astrop Malcolm U. Pitt Benjamin ~- Holtzclaw George M. Modlin
Sponsor MISS MARY RUTH
CALDWELL
Fratres In Collegio
Richmond, Virginia
CLASS OF
1946
James F. Ellwanger Walter L. Carson, Jr. CLASS OF
1947
William 0. Hester, Jr. Louis L. McGee PLEDGES
NAVY
V-12
Henry P. G. Corley Clayton S. Cook Willard C. Osburn Robert B. Ooghe
Larry Bournias James C. Coleman, Jr. James H. Loughridge, Jr. Harry L. Mears
Top row: Larry Bournias, J. C. Coleman, Bucky Corley, Jimmy Ellwanger, Bill Hester. Lower row : Jim Loughridge, Harry Mears, L. L. McGee, President; Bob Ooghe, Willard Osburn.
[ 66]
Founded at University of Alabama 1856 VIRGINIA
TAU CHAPTER
Estabfished at ·university of Richmond 1884 Reestablished at University of Richmond 1938
Fratres In Facultate C. Leona~d Albright Herman P. Thomas Robert E. Gaines
Sponsor MISS VIRGINIA
Fratres In Collegio CLASS OF 1945 Kenneth Lee Smith Julian H. Pentecost
Richmond , Virgin ia PL EDGES
Samuel F. Artz William F. Baylor, Jr. Chester A . Bishof Thomas L. Booker C. Guy Campbell , Jr . Jesse E. Crabtree , Jr. John H. Dempsey Shelley M. Hunt Robert R. Mosby Daniel E. Rame r Charles A . Peachee , Jr . Warren J. Winste ad
1947 Douglas B. Goforth John R. Shotwell Melvin E. Yeamans CLASS OF
1948 Thomas J. Smith CLASS OF
NAVY
LAMBETH
V-12
Benjamin Brockenbrough Heth Owen Vernon White
T op row: Sam Artz , Bill Baylor, Chester Bishof , Thomas Booker , Ben Brockenbrough . Second row: Guy Campbell, Jesse Crabtree, John H . Dempsey, Douglas Goforth , President ; Shelley Hunt , Bob Mosby, H eth Owen. Third row: Charles Peachee, Juli an Pentecost, Dan Ramer, Ralph Shotwell., Kenneth Smith, W arren Winste ad.
[ 67 ]
amma Della Founded at Washington and Jefferson College 1848 RHO CHI CHAPTER
Established at University of Richmond 1890
Fratres In Facultate Robert E. Loving Samuel Chiles Mitchell Malcolm R . Doubles William J. Gaines Garnett Ryland
Sponsor Miss
ELIZABETH
B. THOMPSON
Fratres In Collegio
Richmond, Virginia
CLASS OF
Kenneth D. Howard
1945
Joseph P. Wargofcak
PLEDGES CLASS OF
Robert S. Barbour Gilbert G. Henley Bobby H. Chandler Guy A. Leath, Jr. M. Gary Dennis Thomas A. Ligon Robert M. Doss · Julian B. Parr Donald G. Edel Cloyde W. Wiley , Jr. Ernest J. Goetz Kenton A. Williams William D. Gresham W. Haddon Snead, Jr. William 0. Hallmark, Jr. E. Wyllys Taylor
1946
Roderick D. Miller Andrew J. Sullivan , Jr. George L. Wilkinson CLASS OF
1947
Esten H. Shomo James R . Richman Ellett R. McGeorge , Jr. W. Wallace Wilson Randolph McCutcheon , Jr.
Top row: Bob Barbour , Bobby Chandler , Gary Dennis , Bob Doss, Don Edel, Ernest Goetz , Bill Gresham, Bill Hallmark, Gilbert Henley. Second row: Kenneth Howard, President ; Guy Leath , Tom Ligon, Randolph McCutcheon, Ellett McGeorge, Roderick Miller, Julian Parr , Jim1ny Richman, Esten Shomo. Third row: Ha ddon Snead, Jack Sullivan, Wyllys Taylor, Joe Wargofcak, Cloyde Wiley , George Wilkinson , Kenton Williarr,s, Wally Wilson.
[ 68]
Founded at Richmond College 1901 VIRGINIA
ALPHA
CHAPTER
Fratres In Facultate Beverly Jones
Sponsor
Fratres In Collegio
MISS ELIZABETH CLASS OF
1945
KOL TUKIAN
Richmond , Virginia
Omar V. Mardan CLASS OF
1946 PLEDGES
Oakley J. Graham, Jr. CLASS OF
Donald J. Agee Telford S. Eggleston, Jr. Norman B. McCrary Albert M. McCue
1947
Thomas B. Pearman, IV Fletcher Stiers, Jr.
Top row: Don Agee, Ted Eggleston, 0. J. Graham, Omar Mardan, Nor man McCrary. Lou'er row.· Albert McCue, Tom Pearman, Fletcher Stiers, President.
[ 69]
Founded at Norwich University 1856 OMICRON CHAPTER
Established at University of Richmond 191_5
Fratres In Collegio CLASS OF
J. Powhatan
Cox Phillip Ray Hart Edward L. Pitt , III
Sponsor MRS . DOROTHY
RHEUTAN
1945
LANGHORNE
Richmond, Virginia CLASS OF
1946
John W . Brown , Jr. Robert A . Jackson CLASS OF
PLEDGES
1947
Harold M . Nutter Hugh T. Adair Jimmy L. Worrell
Francis Ashley Gerald S. Locklear Robert J. Boulden Grayson Tuck Peter Clyne Buffington , IV Ralph S. Matthews R. Kenneth Butler , Jr. Marvin J.Null . Clinton L. China John _H. Savage Robert Q. (:ollier Grady Taylor Edmond C. Doggett William C. Thornton, Jr. Alfred G . Wiltshire
CLASS OF
1948
Randel Q. Little Marshall Soghoian
T op rou Hugh Adair , Robert Boulden, John Brown, Pete Buffington, Kenneth Butler, Bill Collier, Powhatan Cox. Second row : Philli p Hart , Presiden t; Robert Jackson, Stewart Landrum , Randel Little, Gerald Locklear, Ralph Matthews , Jack Null. Third row: H arold Nutter , Edward Pitt, Marshall Soghoian, Jack Savage, Bill Thornton , Gr ayson Tuck, Jimmy Worrel l. 1:
[ 70 ]
Founded at Richmond College 1923
Fratres In Facultate Solon B. Cousins, Sr.
Fratres In Collegio CLASS OF
Sponsor
1945 MRS.
Melvin J. Bradshaw John M. Emert Norman R. Long R. Berkley Garnett
E.
GORDON
CONKLIN
Richmond, Virginia
PLEDGES CLASS OF
1946
Harry W. Baldwin, Jr. Herbert F. Carter, Jr. Russell T. Cherry, Jr. Edgar T. Hutton Ellis E. O'Neal Roy B. Wyatt, Jr.
E. Gordon Conklin George E. Reynolds CLASS OF
1947
F tederick A. Scott, Jr.
Top row: Harry Baldwin, Melvin Bradshaw, Russell Cherry, Gordon Conklin, President; Berkley Garnett. Lower row.· Norman Long, Ellis O'Neal, George Reynolds, Roy Wyatt.
[ 7-L]
.....
;
\
Beta Beta Beta was organized for the purpose of supplyi .ng for the biological sciences an honorary departmental fraternity. It seeks to encourage scholarly attainment in this field by reserving its membership for those who achieve sQperior records and who indicate peculiar aptitude for the subject of Biology. The chapter hailed this year with the furnishing of a new chapter room in the Biology Building. "Ye Are the Salt Of the Earth," was the title and text of Dr. William Keppner's talk at Convocation, March second. This was an endeavor to bring Tri Beta to the fore in the minds of the students on the campus. On April fourth, a banquet was held at which four from the V-12 unit, six from Westhampton College , and Dr. Paul S. Siegal ( as honorary member) were formally and informally elected to membership. The Biology Club , open to all those intrested in this field, was sponsored this year by Tri Beta after a lapse of two years. It is hoped that membership in this club will be an increased incentive toward higher membership in Beta Beta Beta.
CHEMISTRY CLUB. Top row: Ann Clark, Doris Colley, President; Audrey Grubin. Second rou;: Ruth Hiller, Peggy Macy, Alma Rosenbaum.
The Chemistry Club was organized in 1930, its purposes being to ÂŁurther interest in Chemistry and to promote more intimate relations between the students of Chemistry at the University of Richmond. To become a member of the club, a student must have done good work in the department and must present a paper on some subject in the field of Chemistry which he chooses. This paper, either a biographical sketch of a famous chemist, a treatise on a phase of Chemistry, or a dissertation on a new discovery, is read before the club. Due to war the membership has been limited to a certain degree. Members of the V-12 unit were invited to join the club last year. The officers this year are Doris Colley, President; Audrey Grubin, Vice-President; Ruth Hiller, Secretary, and Ann Clark, Treasurer. Among the interesting programs presented this year were discussions of spectrumanalysis., blood phosphorines and its importance, magnesi~m and its place as a vital war material, and plant pig~ents. New members whose pictures are not shown are Lucille Cosby, Lola Carter, Lucy Harvie, Zue Anders9 g:, Lincoln Baxter, A. J. Sullivan, 0. J. Graham, Wjlliam Hester, Virginia Gibson, Caroline Goode, Anni _e Breedlove, and Irene White. The Chemistry Club encourages students of exceptional ability by awarding Chemistry Club Honor keys to those who are members of the club with an average grade of ninety for two years' work in the department.
* BET A BET A BET A. Top row: Conway Bibb, Do ris Colley, Janie Copenhaver. Second row: Ruth Hiller , President; Elizabeth Parker, Mary Ellen Tucker.
[ 72]
T op roiv: Mary Campbell, Cora Lynn Chaffee, Ann Clark, Ruth Cotten, Anne Fisher . B ott om row : Roger Harris , Omar
Mardan, Ruth Maris , Ann Seay, Kenneth Smith, Julia Willis . (Absent from picture: Jim Miller .)
The University Players have had a busy season this year. In the fall they sponsored the annual Campus Revue made up of campus talent aided by some of the V-12 boys. Also this year they presen~ed a $100 War Bond to the school, their contribution to the $1,000,000 campaign. The group produced a set of one-act plays and later in the year they produced two full-length plays.¡ One of these, Quiet Wedding," was presented in April and was a great success.
WHO 'S WHO AMON G STUD ENTS . To p row : Lillian Belk, Melv:n Bradsh aw, Ann Clark , Eetty Clement, Caroline Goode. Second row : Phillip Hart , Joel Harnett , Ellen Hodges , Kenneth Howard , Betty Lawson. Third rouJ: Ruth Latim er, Oma r M ard an, Juli an Pentecost, Virginia Pitt , Jeanne Yeamans.
[ 73]
Who 's Who Among American Colleges and Universities recognizes the campus leaders in schools all over the country. To be eligible for election to Who 's Who the student must be in the junior or senior class and must have shown outstanding ability or qualities of leadership in several fields. The names of those who had been elected were announced in the fall. This is the first year that Westhampton has been represented.
~p~hi9!Initiates The following students, having completed 12 hours of psychology with a "B" average, were initiated into the club: Betty Edwardsen, Jeanne Yeamans, Ellen Hodges , Irene Taylor, Bill Seaver, Barbara Richie, Marie Peachee, Nancy Todd, and Alice Rawlings. PSY,CHOLOGY CLUB . Lef t to right : Dr . Paul Siegel, Kenneth Howard, Julian Pentecost, Virginia Pitt, President ; Roger Harris, Anne MacKenzie, Wilbur Sims, Lottie Blanton , Nell White , Anne Fisher, Betty Lawson, Dr. Merton E. Carver.
PI D·ELTA EPSILON . Top row : Harold Flax, Joel Harnett , Phillip Hart. Second row·.· Dorothy Ann Fishberg, Nancy Lazenby, Omar Mardan . Third row·.· Julian Pentecost, Virginia Pitt, Jean Saperstein. Fourth row: Ann Seay, Mary Ellen Tucker, President ; Marianne W addill, Julia Willis .
The Psychology Club was organized in October, 1944 for the benefit of psychology majors and minors. The program of this club supplements the regular class work of the students with opportunity for practical application of their knowledge, first-hand information of the psychopathical situations and condit ions in society, and gives the students guidance to the opportunities open to them in the field of psychology. The program for this has been both entertain ing and beneficial to the members. Speakers from varied fields of psychologica l wotk have broadened extensively our information of prospective occupations . Plans for the coming year were made between "hot dogs " while on a house party at D r. Siegel's home on the James. With the interest already exhibited in the Psychology Club this past year, we are assured of a stable and promising future for this organization.
* The purpose of Pi Delt a Epsil on , nation al honorary journalism fraternity, is to recognize students who hav e made outstandin g achievements in the field ·of journalism. Qualifications for memb ership include at least two years' wor k on one or mor e campus publications and hold ing a responsible position on at least on e and exhibiting a sincere , unselfish int erest in th epubli cations. [ 74 ]
MORTAR BOARD. Left to right: Ann Clark, President; Anne Fisher, Alma Rosenbaum, Betty Lawson, Kathryn Mumma, Lillian Belk.
Omicton Mortar Board, national - honor society for senior women, tries- to recognize and promote scholarship, leadership, and service. Its members have tried to bring about a realization of the real opportunities which college offers and in this way raise the level of work being done here. They have also made an effort to create a closer stu dent-relationship. The members are tappeq in the spring of their junior year. In the spring of this year Mortar Board gave a tea for the members of Phi Beta _ Kappa and also for the girls of each class who had outstanding grades. Also in April they sponsored the annual school for next year's officers of the various organizations.
Delta/(appa
Omicron Delta Kappa , national honorary leadership fraternity was founded in 1914 at Washington and Lee University to recognize men who have attained prominence in one and excellence in two of five fields of endeavorscholarship, leadership , social and religious affairs, athletics , publications and forensics, dramatics, and other cultural activities. Moreove~, to qualify for membership in Omicron Delta Kappa , one must exemplify other points which are necessary for good leadership-character, intelligence, fellowship, and consecration to democratic ideals . Omicron Delta Kappa attempts to recognize men who have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities, to bring together the representative men who will help mould the traditions and inspire the ideals of Richmond College , and to bring together members of the faculty and student body on a basis of mutual interest and understanding.
OMICRON DELTA KAPPA . Left to right.¡ Phillip Hart, Joel Harnett, Kenn eth How ard, Om ar Mardan , Julian Pentecost.
[ 75 J
The Lake Path in Snowtime!
~cenes
Westhampton
Acadeniic Procession
Science Quadrangle
Arch
•
"
'fi;,J -;y.~-
l
'
'
Give us the power to remember As down the hlll we go :~ Red towers 'washedby falling .rain ,. ,,.. :, ., Pine trees weighted wilh sow ,.·· ✓,-, ·,;~}.A.,{:,-:,::< 'Jn these we ·have learned -ofhuty ~ ,;~;'::· ..:·:~~ ·, In these ·thy gift-of truth~ ' · ~ .... ;
\
1 ,.
I
vJ--·~·
«.~ ·,. •~-
··•
-~~ F,'laxington Harker.
:i:·· .
ay
~een of the ctJrCay Miss
ANN
ELOISE
LEXINGTON,
TwoMBLY
VIRGINIA
MAY COURT. Left to right: Betty Clement, Betty Lawson, Conway Bibb, Ann Twombly, Queen; Ruth Maris, Maid of Honor; Ann Seay, Elizabeth Kib ler, Mary Campbell.
Standing.· Miss Ruth Caroline Maris , Maid of Honor, Richmond, Virg inia. Seated: Miss Ann Eloise T wombly, May Queen, Lexington, Virginia.
WEB 13EAUTY MISS BETTY BARKSDALE LAWSON
SOUTH BOSTON , VIRGINIA
c-/vl.issc_AnneSmoot LEESBURG , VIRGINIA
Rich1nond College Student Government
c-/vl.alcolmU. Pitt RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Westhampton College
WEB
Staff
c-/vl.issc_AnnK. Ware FALLS CHURCH,
VIRGINIA
Richmond College Honor Council
K enneth ;:. fones U. S. Army N EW CANTON , VIRGINIA
Mortar Board
c-/vl.issChrist.ine Harris RICHMOND , VIRGINIA
Messenger Staff
[ 80]
(jeor ge t.Af.. Stanzps U.S. Army Air Corps ATLANTA,
GEORGIA
Westhampton College Student Government
t.Af.rs. Edward,£. Hart DENDRON,
VIRGINIA
Richmond College
WEB
Staff
1{ichard J:. Heard U.S. Army DANVILLE, VIRGINIA
Westhampton College Honor Council
t.Af.issVirginia .(ullen Pitt RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
Omicron Delta Kappa
lf/i/liam cAllister MacKenzie U. S. Naval Reserve ROADSTOWN,
NEW
JERSEY
Young Women's Christian Association
[ 81 ]
1. President Harnett graduates.
2. eeAlways."
3. 'Round the Maypole. 4. rr.i\1acky" and erFish. "
5. Ye Ole Editor. 6. What's Sinatra got on 1ne?
7. Double or Nothing. 8. JVait a minute , Peachee.
9. Ages of Innocence. 10. One Big Smile for the Girls , Jacki e. 11. Bainbridge is ivaiting for you. 12. One, Tivo, UPI 13. Jolly Juniors. 14. Junior Pro1n rneans Work. 15. rrHop, Rat! " 16. Who Runs this Slop Shop , any how ?
1. The Immortal Players 1 Revieiv. 2. All Aboard, Roberto. 3. This looks natural. 4. lf7hat'll it be, boys? 5. Dotvn by the /anzes. 6. Dinner on the lawn. 7. Watch that, Caesar.' 8. Poor Rats! 9. The Charni of May Dtty. 10. Legs and More Legs. 11. Be Careful there, Bobby. 12. We Got Rhythm, too. 13. Let's pile in.the Woo-Wagon. 14. rrMerrilyn walking to class. 15. This is impossible. 16. Even Solomon know dat. 17. That Frat bird Team! 18. The odds at are it again
+•-nH-11t1-1111-1111-n11_:.u11-m1-m1-1m-nn-1111-1111-111,-011-nn-
,,n-1111-H11-no-uu-t
+n-11u-111
! I ~ I
J. HELLER & SONS CO.
~
I
i ~
I ~ I ;; I
144
-...." "._..
: I +-1ui-tl11-1111-1111-n
11-1111-un-m1-un-11u-nu
i
Mu-111 1-n"-"+
;.11_n
n-
1111 -
i
University of Richmond, Virginia .
i
September 12. Full opportunity to complete gradua-
i
I l
It is expected that all departments of the University
I
!
STUDEBAKER
l
Ii I
will be open in 1945-46. For catalogue or further
R. E. B.
I 1 i
BLANTON,
+n-nu-
1111 -1111-1
Ij
1
j
F. W.
i i•
l i
NORTH
you are interested, P.O. University of Richmond, Va.
+-n11-,m-
1111 -11u-1111-1u1-
1111 1111 -n11~
AMERICAN
BOATWRIGHT ,
i i i i i
Pre-sident.
I
tt11-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1m-w+
111 -1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11t1-1111-n11-11n-uN-1ttt-
i
I l
I
WE PA}T CASH FOR YOUR CAR
i
information, address the Dean of the College in which
i
;;
l
1111 -N11-
1111 -111t-
m1-
11n -1111-
1111-u11-
nu-
110 -
i111 -11
11-
1111 - !1-n11-11
1111-n11-
11 -
ASSURANCE
1111-uu-nu-nn
1111 uu-
1111 -1
-u-
nt1-1t11-
111_.:,.1111 110 -n
n-
11n -
i
•+
1111-w1 -
11u -mt-
n"- t
I
S·OCIETY
i !
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
i
Hospitaliza _tion Surgical Noncancellable Accident Insurance
I
i.
=
j l
President
.j. -1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-
+-
;
il
RICHMOND, VA.
I
"
\
BROAD STREET
i
and Westhampton Colleges .
R. E. B. BLANTON, Inc. WEST
:i
tion requirements, including laboratory work, will be
I
514
'i i i i i i i i i i i
provided for all advanced students in both Richmond
l
II
nu -+
Regµlar Winter session for civilian students begins
i
i
1111 ....._ un -Hu-
work. For catalog, address Dean W. L. Prine~, P.O.
i=
+
3-3247 - 2-1361
111t -
Summer School opens June 9 and ends August 31. Freshmen admitted and may complete semester of
i
I t
1
.TELEPHONES:
i
I ;;;
1-
nt1-
Universitv of ~icltmond
! i I i
+n-1111-1111-n11-nn-1111-1111-u11-11u-1111-1111-1111-1111-no-1111-1u1-u11-n11-m1-1111-1111-
j
II
~
11 -nu---un-m
m-
i
~
·-11t,-m,-n
11-1
I
I I : I
~I
;; I
n11-11
I
~
NEW ARK, NEW JEI.lSEY
,m -
i
! i
j
111 -uu-
ie.
1 ~
FERRY STREET
nu -~
·1
j
Industrial Supplies
1111 -
i
~
I
11n-
I I
~
~
1-
1111-1111
+•-
-1111-11
11._,
1111-1111 -1111-1111-1111-1
H11--.11n-111,_._,,,1-11tt-1111-N1,-1111-11u-11
rl !
111-,
111-1111-uu-1
11-11t1-utr-1
:-1111-
111 -111
Ht1-H11-1111-1111-1111-t111-
1-11u-1tu-1,
11-1111-1
H11-nu-n
1tt-1
,11-1111-
n -r111-u11-t1
n1t-1111-11u-1
n -n
1n-11u-
n -11
1111 -11
I i"'
n-
nn-n11-1111
11~1
11,-1 1-
-
11M -1
1,,1-11n-
1u-11
11u-un-
n-
t1n-
nt1-
1111 -
K11 -
n11-
111• -
11w-1
nn ~
111-...-
Nft----tr•
tt•-nn-nw-••
-
-•+
""-
+
·11 .
0. J. GRAHAM
0. T. GRAHAM
E. M. GRAHAM
!
l
I l
i
l l
GRAHAM BROTHERS
lI i .,
GENERAL
i i i i i i
f.
I
CONTRA·CTORS
i
709
MUTUAL
BUILDING
DIAL
2-0039
1
i
i
i •
i
i
P. 0. Box 388
RICHMOND , VIRGINIA
I '..l f :
"
I
i
.j.-n-•tt-11tt-11,..__,,._..._.._..,._,.•---"•-H-ntt-mt-1t-Mtt-M--•--.-w-M•-••-----••___.___,_
[ 84]
........... -.,.
1111-•M-••-11•.-"•---••-••-u-•-••....,.•~n•---e.._,._._..,_n-+
Rosie':.o Adair, Hugh T ................... 728 ·Arlington Ave., Bristol, Agee, Donald G ............... 3311 Cutshaw Ave., Richmond, Alvis, Henry De Vine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Margohick, Artz, Samuel F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rt. 1, Strasburg, Ashby, Jas. R., 1!• ............ 3215 Parkwood Ave., .Richmond,
Collier, Robt. 0 ............. 1201 Westbrook Ave., Richmond, Va. Conklin, Edw. Gordan .... 411 W. Montgomery Ave., Rockville, Md. Cox, Jos . Powhatan ............ . ..... - . . . . . . . . . Gordonsville, Va. Crabtree, Jesse E.,-Jr .... ... . .................... ... Gladys, Va. Crooks, Carleton A., Jr .......... University Heights, Richmond , Va. Crumpton, Kenneth, Jr. , ........ 4422 W . Grace St., Richmond, Va.
Va. Va. Va. Va. Va.
Baird, Ray A .. ......... 829 Quincy St., N.W.) Washington, D. C. Baldwin, Harry W., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Irwin, Va. Barbour, Robert S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1310 Main St., South Boston, Va. Baxter, Lincoln, II ............. 2037 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va. Baylor, Wm. F., Jr .............. ,622 N. Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Ber.man, Melvin G ........... 800 W . Marshall St., Richmond, Va. Bishof, Chester A . ..................... Star Route, Falmouth, Va. Booker, Clayton C .............. 3215 Fendall Ave., Richmond, Va . Booker, Herman L . .... . ........ 3215 Fendall Ave., Richmond, Va. Booker, Thomas L....... ......................... Naruna, Va. Boulden, Robt. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2916 Grayland Ave., Richmond, Va. Bourniass, Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1308 Bainbridge St., Richmond, Va. Bradshaw, Melvin J. . ....................... Rt. 2, Franklin, Va. Brown, John Wm ·., Jr ........ _........... ·..... ..... . Carson, Va. Buffington, Peter C ............. 1566 16th St.; Huntington, W. Va. Burnette, Ollen L., Jr ......... 52,04 Campbell Ave., Richmond, Va. Bussels, Clifford L................ 1618 Park Ave ., Richmond, Va. Butler, Nathan W . ............................. Midlothian, Va. Butler , R. K., Jr .. . ........... 5303 Willow Lawn, Richmond, Va
Dalle Mura, Pio H ............. 2912 Garland Ave., Richmond, ·Davis, Clifton W ...... . ................. . ..... West Point, Dawson, Clarence I. ............ 2-818 E. Grace St., Richmond, Dempsey, John H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lignum, Dennis, Marion Gary ........ . .. 2325A Grove Ave., Richmond, Dixon, Chas. A., Jr .. ............ 215 Dundee Ave., Richmond, Doggett, Edmund C .......... 1100 W . Franklin St., Richmond, Doss, Robt. M ............... 4305 Ashlawn Drive, Richmond, Duke, Paul W ................. 2630 Irisdale Ave., Richmond,
Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va . Va. Va.
Edel, Donald G ............ . .... 3329 Hanes Ave., Richmond, Eggleston, Telford S., Jr. .. .. ..... 2200 National St., Richmond, Ellwanger, Jas. F. . ..... '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gladys, Emert, John M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dillwyn,
Va. Va. Va. Va.
Fields, Wm. Jackson ...................... Mouth of Wilson, Flannagan, B. Collins, IV ..... 3213 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Flax, Harold L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box 182, Exmore, Fletchet, Thos . C .......... 3006 Chamberlayne Ave., Richmond,
Va. Va .. Va. Va.
Gale, Chas. W . ........... ·..... 2824 W. Grace St., Richmond, Gantt, Fred'k W ................ 2506 E. Grace St., Richmond, Garn tt, R. Berkeley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beulahville, Garrett, Leo R ................ 701 W . 32nd Street, Richmond, Gasser, Lewis C. . . . . . . . . . . . 460 3 Leonard Parkway, Richmond, Gill , Wm. Henry ....... . ..... 3011 Montrose Ave ., Richmond, Glover, Stephen W ................ 111 College Ave., Ashland, Goetz , Ernest J. . . . . . . . . . . 2702 (:hamberlayne Ave., Richmond, Goforth, Douglas B. . . . . . 410 Morningside Heights, Lexington, Graham , Oakley J ., Jr~ .. .......... 37 E. Lock Lane, Richmond,
Va. Va ~ Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va . Va.
Camden, Donald B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Big Island, Va. Campbell, C. G., Jr .............. 115 34th St., Newport News, Va. Carmine, Wal don D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wicomico, Va. Carson, Walter L., Jr. .. Cary Street Road at Lock Lane, Richmond, Va. Carter, Herbert F., Jr ............ 2507 W . Main St., Richmond, Va. Chandler, Bobby H ..... 4664 Washington Ave., Newport News, Va . Chandler, Robt. D . .............. 2211 Pleasant St., Richmond, Va. Cheek, Jay W .................... Windsor Farms , Richmond, Va. Cherry, Russel T ., Jr ............... 1039 A Street, Portsmouth, Va. Clark, John L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Prestwould Apts ., Richmond, Va . Coleman., J . C., Jr ................................ Hanover , Va. I ll
I llllllll
+u-uu-11u-
! I i I I I I
I I II I II llll
I I llll
n11-1111-1rn
II II lllll
I I Ill
lllllllll
I II IIII
I I I II Ill
Ill
I I I I I l I II IIII
-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-uu-u11-11
Ill
II I I I I I I I I II II IIII
11-1111-1111
-1111-u1
I II I II II 11111 I I I IIIII
1-1111-u1
1-11
=
I =
CLOTHES FOR THE
I=
lllll
l •I I II I Ill
I I I Ill
I
l
i
'fown and Country
r ~
!
!
1
I
I
l
I
ATLANTIC
l
5810 GRO ·VE AVENUE
i
!I iI
i
i_,_., __,__,_,_., ___
.,_,,_.,_H_•»-H-H-
j
••
LIFE
RICHMOND
;
VILLAGE
I I I I IIII
I I II II II IIIII
II lllllll
~11-1111-1111-11
*
INSURANCE
•
I I I I I I lllllll
11 -
l -n--1+~•
-N-
•• -au-11u--•N-H-uN-uW-N11-w11-n•-11H-11-1111-H-MM--·-~+
COMPANY
VIRGINIA
- Organized 1899-
I
[ 85 J
lllllllll
II IIIIII
1111 -1111-r
f
i
:
j
*
i
WESTHAMPTON
lllll
A SUCCESSFUL savings plan must provide a regular amount_ to be saved on a regular day for a specific purpose ,, LIFE INSURANCEis the best plan yet devised to teach us the habit of saving and to keep us faithf~l to that habit. It is not an expense but a savings. It should be the first factor in everyone's programthe last to let go. LIFE INSURANCE creates an estate immediately, which might otherwise never be acquired. Make sure of your estate through the purchase of adequate -·Life ]nsurance .
=
BY
II lllll
For Safety and Security
I ! I ! i I ! !
=
j
II llll
J
~
YOU
,:;
I
llllll
LIFE INSURANCE
II
!
"
lllllllll
I
! I I !
I= 1 MORE ATTRACTIVE 1
•
I I II Ill
I i
!
i
Ill
r-Hu-1111-n11-1111-1111-11u-1rn-11u-1111-11u-u11-11u-11u-1111-1
11-+
i
l=
i
IIIII
i
"
I
IIII
I
I !
I I IIII
1 I
I
i l
Il iI
:
l i"
+11-1111-1111-
1111 -1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-+
+
11-1111-11
11-
1111-11
11-
1111-
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -111
1-11
11-
1111 -
1111 -1111-
1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-+
I
i
Il
5,000 WATTS
i i
l
l l
orld's
! !
! ! ! l ! l !
I
PLEDGE OF QUALITY
! !
l We pledge th at PET IcE CREAM is made always of pure , fresh, whole milk and pure, fresh, sweet cream.
I
i..
+-
1111 -
+11-11
1111 -
11-
1111 -
arkets
etter
uarantee
Il
1111 -
1111 -
11tt-
1111-1
1111 -
111 ---
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111-
1111-
1111-
1111 -
1111-
1111 -
111 1-
1111 -
1111-
1111-1
1111 -
111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111-
11t1 -
1111 -
t111 -
nu-
1111 -
1111 -
1111-
N+
111t- +
•
I : I
g
I
i
Constant vigilance is exercised at all tim es to make PET IcE CREAM the highest stan dard of quality.
! I I
·l
l l l
PET D·A.IRY PRODUCTS. C.QMPA .NY RICHMOND,
rounds
I
!
!
attle
N. B. C. in Richn1ond, Va.
I
The fruits ., nuts and flavors used are th e best obtainable.
E
· ider
emorable
BRAUER'S
i
SONS
H·OME OF ii
!
CHOICE
MEAT
iI
! =
l
;;
I
=
6th at MARKE.T
VI RGI NIA
Dial 3-5328
I
I'
+
+-u
•-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-uu-1111-uu-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11+
tu-uu-1111-1111-1111-1111-11
11-1111-1111-uo-
1111-1111-1
111-1
111-
1111-111
1-11
11-1111-1111-1111-1111-1
u-
1111 -11
11-
uu -
nu -
011-
11u-
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1u1-1111 -
1111-
11n-
111-1111-1111-1111-1lll-llll-11l1-1111-1111--1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11u-1
nu -
1111 -
111-
uu -
u n-
uu--un---u
1111 -
1111-
1111-1111 -
1111 -
+
11 +
BROADSTREF~TAMUSEMENTCORP. 3817 WEST BROAD STREET
I I l
OPERA
DIAL 5-9151
TING
i
I
l
!
I
"RICHMON D 'S FINEST BOWL IN G ALLEYS "
"THE SOUTH 'S MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM"
We Invite You To
DANCING NIGHTLY TO AMERICA'S FINEST DANCE ORCHESTRAS
i
I
! I
BOWL AT TI NY TOW N DAY OR NI GHT
! !
Where You Will Always Be Comfortable
l
SUMMER AND WINTER AIRCONDITIONING SYSTEM
I I 1
I
TA NTILLA GARD EN
+i
,-uu
i
-Hours -
f
Doors Open at 8: 45 P.M.
!
uopen Bowling at All Times"
Dancing 9 P.M. to 12:30
We Do Not Tie Up Our Alleys With Leagues Each Night, So Bring Your Bowling Parties to TINY TOWN.
If You Have Not Had a Night at TANTILLA Make Reservations Now For a Grand Evening's Entertainment.
j
! l i
Dial 5-9151 For Your Table Reservations and Enjoy Your Nights At
1
:
l
i I
OUR BUILDING IS SAFE AND FIREPROOF -
uu-,m
-
uu -
nu-uu-»n
-uu-Mtt-111
1-u
11-
1111-n11
--
11w-1111-11
11-
1111-11u-u11-11u-
1u.-uu-
[ 86]
11.. -tt:
u -11u-u11-
11u-11
1t-
11u-11
K-un-nn-11H
-u
t1---n11
-
u11-1ttt-uw-nu-w1t-uu---11i
_u:-
•
+i
Gresham, William D ............ Guedri, Joseph B., Jr .......
McCue, Albert M., Jr . ........ 1019 Penna. Ave., Prospect Park, Pa . McCutcheon, Randolph, Jr. ........ 3217 Third Ave., Richmond, Va. McGee, Louis L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3618 Edgewood Ave., Richmond , Va. McGeorge, Ellett R ., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beulahville , Va. Mears, Harry L., Jr . ..... . .. 4227 Kingcrest Parkway , Richmond, Va. Miller, Roderick D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 613 Pollock St., Richmond , Va . Minor, Jas. M., Jr .... .. .. ... . . : . . . 3313 Cliff Ave ., Richmo.nd, Va. Mosby, Robt. Ray, Jr . . .... 2515 Chestnut Ave., Newport News, Va.
43 Old Mill Road, Richmond, Va. .. ... 3227 Griffin Ave., Richmond, Va .
Hallmark, Wm. 0., Jr . ..... .. . 2728 Woodrow Ave., Richmond, Va. Harnett, Joel W. . ................ ; . . . . . .... . . .. ...... . .... . Harris, Roger L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212 Lee St., Bluefield, W. Va. Hart, Philip R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dendron, Va. Hasker, Richard E . ... ... .. .. .. 725 N. 24th Street, Richmond, Va. Hendrick, Frank J. .. .. .. .. .... . . .. 2118 Floyd Ave., Richmond, Va. Henley, Gilbert G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3106 Enslow Ave ., Richmond, Va. Hester, Wm. Owen, Jr .. ....... 3122 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va. Horton, Jimmie K .... .. .. .. 65 Randolph Road, Hilton Village, Va. Howard, Kenneth D ....................... _Rt. 4, Lynchburg, Va. Hunt, Shelley McB . .... .... .. ... .. ......... .. .... Lignum, Va . Hutton, Edgar T . . . ... .. 114 Old St., Williams Ct., Portsmouth, Va. Hutton, Scott _Clay, Jr. . . . 114 Old St., Williams Ct ., Portsmouth, Va. Isaacs, Alvin ..................
4518 Bromley Lane, Richmond, Va.
Jamerson, R. Walton, Jr . . ...... Jeffers, Wm. Thomas ......... Jones, Ben Tom - ................
.. · ........ R.F.D. 5, Bedford, Va . 518 Georgia St., Columbia, S. C. 3902 Dover Road, Richmond, Va.
!
•••
Kastleburg, Eugene L ...... 4212 Chamberlayne Kessler, Solomon S............ 3323 Hanover Kirtley, Robt. D .... . ... . ...... ,6237 Lakeside Kohler, Chas. Fred 'k ............ 4212 Augusta
Ave., Ave ., Ave., Ave.,
Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond,
Naylor, Graham C. . . .... ........... Box 86, Gatun, Canaf Zone . Null, Marvin Jackson ............. 808 Sudbury St., Staunton, Va . Nutter, Harold M ........ 162 Washington Ave ., Clarksburg, W . Va. O 'Neal, Ellis E., Jr ...
1111111111
I 11111
1 111111111111
+11-u11-1111-1111-1
111111111111111
11 111111111111111
I I 11 11111
11 II 111 11 I 11111111111
Ave., Ave., Road, Lane,
Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond;
11 I 11 I 1111 II II 11111
Va. Va. Va. Va.
Quaintance, Rupert W.,Jr ...........
111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-uu-1111-1111-11u-,1
!
Slate 1fills, Va . Richmond, Ferrum, Hartwood, Richmond, Richmond, Kenbridge, Richmond, Richmond,
Va. Va. Va. Va . Va. Va. Va. Va .
Salsbury, Henry H ... .. ....... 2117 Idlewood Ave ., Richmond, Savage, John H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chincoteague, Scott, Fred 'k A., Jr. ...... ... ...... Rt. 4, Box 220, Richmond, Seaver, Wm. E., Jr ............... 109 Pepper Ave ., Richmond, Shea, John J., Jr ........... . .. 200 N. Sixth Ave., Portsmouth, Shomo, Esten H ............... 5201 Willow Lawn, Richmond, Shotwell, John Ralph .... ... ............. Box 65, Brookneal,
Va. Va . Va. Va. Va. Va. Va.
11111 11 1 1 11111 111111111111
+11-1111-
~1-1111-1111-+
I I 11 11111 II 11 I. II 11111
111111111111111
1111 -
1111 -
11n-
1111 I 1111 11111111
11h-1t11-1111-1111-n11-111f
-
II 11111
1111 -
I 11111111111
I 111111111111111
1111-1111-1111-
1111 -
I I I I I 11111 1111111
1111 -1111-
11111 UII
111 1-1111-
PHOTOGRAPHS
FRAMES
COMMER CIAL
WORK
I
1111-+
i
s
=
I la I ~ I
...........
Rackett, Reynolds H., Jr . ....... 4506 Seminary Ave., Rakes, Roy J. .................. . ... . ............. Ramer, D aniel E . .. ............. . ........ .. ..... Reynolds, Geo. E ....... . . . . .. . . .. . Rt. 4, Box 399, Richman, Jas . R . .... . ........ 1409 Laburnum Ave., Roberson, Meredith K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rosen, Arthur H . .. .... ........ 5·03 S. Davis Ave., Roupas, Andy ... .. . ... ... 4222 Kingcrest Parkway,
Va . Va. Va. Va .
111 11 1111111
704 W. 29th St., Norfolk, Va.
Pankey , Frank L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pamplin, Va . Parr, Julian B .... ...... . ....... ... . .. ... ......... Milford, Va. Payne, John C .. .. . ........... 1606 W . Grace St., Richmond, Va . Peachee, Chas. A., Jr .............. 504 Maple Ave., Richmond, Va. Pearman, Thos. B., III ............. 339 Oak Lane, Richmond, Va . Pentecost, Julian H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrenceville, Va. Pitt, Edward L., III ............................ Pinetops, N. C. Posner, Marvin J . .................. 149 Granby St., Norfolk, Va . Powell, Merrill M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boykins, Va .
Landrum, Stewart Wm ..... .. . 3005 Rosewood Ave., Richmond, Va. Leath, Guy A., Jr ............. 3866 Fauquier Ave., Richmond, Va. Lichtenstein, Barry N ....... . . 3705 Cedardale Road, Baltimore, Md. Ligon, Thos . A ................ 4817 Hanover Ave., Richmond , Va . Lillian, Bert ................... .. ,61 E. 96th St., Brooklyn, N . Y. Little, Randal Q. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1215 Church St., Burlington, N. C. Locklear, Gerald S........... . 1001½ W . Main St., Richmond, Va . Long, Norman R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Louisa, Va . Loughridge, Jas . H. , Jr .......... 2617 Fourth Ave., Richmond, Va. Luck, Wm. B................ 2603 Greenway Ave., Richmond, Va. Mardan, Omar V .. ...... .. ... . .. 3135 Grove Masotti, Emanuel J . . . . . . . . . . . . 3101 Carolina Matthews, Ralph S. ......... 2822 Maplewood McCrary, Norman B................ 56 Lock
.. ...........
;II ~ I
i
Compli1nentsof
=
~
1osterStudio RICHMOND,
l
! l
CAPIT ·OL HOTEL
!
INCORPORATED
i
VIRGINIA
:;;
Eighth· and Grace Streets "Nothing Missing But the Voice "
Il
DIAL 3-2711
;
I
+-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-111
+11-1111-1111-1111-1111-
1-1111
1111 -1111-1111-1111-1111-
1111 -1111-1111-1111-1111-
-1111-1111-111
1-1111-u11-n11-11+
~
I
+-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-
1111 -1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-+
+11-1111-
DIAL 6-2341
coMPLETE
lI i
i~ ,
1111 -11
11-1111-
1111 -11
11-
1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11+
1111-1111-
1111 -11
11-11
11-11
11-11
11-1111-1111-+
•
I
=
RICHMOND
+-1111-1111-u11-1u1-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-u11-1111-uu-11tt-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-u11-1111-11+
•
VIRGINIA
I I
!l l
I l
STOP-FIRE AND RED COMET and FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
SERVICE
3112 West Cary Street
i
Distributors
DRY CLEANING
and LAUNDRY
i
FIRE CONTROL EQUIPMENT CO.
LA FRANCE·CLEANERS and LAUNDRYI
1111 -1111-1111-1111-1111-
1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-
I
!=
i=
Il
~I
..
I
i
RICHMOND , VIRGINIA
1
107 North
Jefferson
i
=
Phone 7-0456
!i ii =
.j.--1111-1111-nu-1111-1111-1111-
[ 87]
+ =
1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-
1111-1111-1111-1111-11
11-Mu-
•
+u-uu-1111-1111-1111-1111-11
!I
11-uu-1111-nu-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11
A. L. LORRAINE HARDWARE, Inc.
I
I
.___ HOUSE FURNISHINGS
SPORTING -uu-1111-1111-1111-utt-11u-1111-11u-u11-11u-11
GOODS 11-1111-1111-
uu-1111-
1111-1111-11
11-
II
HONE
W . E.
COLE,
4-9321
j
i
I
Ph:G., Prop.
j -
u -1111-1111-m1-1111-1111-1111-
l l !
I l
1'HE TREAS
URE
11u-1111-1111
-11+
B-OX
1111 -1111-1111-1t11-uu-
1111 -11u-u11-1111-n
-u+
I
_11-1111-1111-1•11-1111-1111-1111-1111-uu-u11-+
Compliments
I
of a
+-t1N-1111-uw-wu-1111-1ui-uu-w11-11u-11u-1m-H11-Hu-
1111 -1
111 -
1111 -
1111 -
111t -
1111 -
u11-
u 11-11u-1111-
1111-nH•
+
lI
II
i
f
i
I~~r. ~ IDEALS uMlncome Il IW.1rMlft1 ~ ii I
I
! 1 I I ! I
Friend ..11-11u-u11-1111-
i i I I
one growing concern in which the small investor can't lose: AMERICA! Put your money where your faith is . . . THERE'S
i
I l 11-1111
I! ! l I
11-
;
i i
II ---~ ~~
RICHMOND, VA.
+-u11-u11-uu-1111-1111-11w-u11-1111-1111-1111-1111-11u-1111-1111-1111-111t-1111-1111-1t
+.u-uu-
1111-11
I
Costume Jewelry and Gifts of All Descriptions 110 North Fifth Street
11Lt -
I
tM-IIU-IIU-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-+
!
1111 -
I
~
SHEPPARD STREET AT PARK AVENUE
.j.-1111-1111-1111-11u-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11
11n-
i i j i
PHARMACY
TREET
1111-1111 -
i
l
=
SHEPPARD
11-
II II
1111-11u-11+
+u-uu-1111-11u-nn-1111-11u---u11-11u-u11-uu-1111~11u-11u-1111-1111-1111-u11-1111-11u-u11-+
! I l I
+11-11
I i . I
3114 WES ,T CARY ST'REE.T LOWE BROS. p AINTS
+
a
Dial 5-9101
! I +
11-
.11H-H1t-u11-11+
i i
nrn@il~ll~I ID~nrnw©® I Q
I
I i· .j.-1111-111t-u.i-111
[ 88]
1-11
11-
u11-
u 11-1111
-1
111-m
t-11
11-11u
-uu-u11-
1111-11H-1111-1
1N-t1w-aa-
•
I +I
Trainham , W. Emory, Jr. ........ 1027 W . Grace· St., Richmond , Va. Tuck, Grayson E... . ........ . 2213 Parkwood Ave., Richmond , Va.
Schools, Wm. M ................ 3612 Noble Ave., Richmond, Va. Sidenburg, Leonard F ......... 202,6 Rosewood Ave., Richmond, Va . Silver, M_alcolm I. .... . ......... 201 Milford Ave., Newark, N . J. Sims, Wilbur M ...... .· . ...... 212 N . Meadow St., Richmond, Va. Sisisky, Norman ........ . ...... 131 N . 17th Street, Richmond, Va. Smith, Kenneth L. . ............... -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exmore, Va . Smith, Thos . J. ................ 4016 Cutshaw Ave., Richmond, Va . Snead, Lawrence 0 ., Jr . ...... 2338 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va . Snead, Wm . Haddon, Jr . ......... 210 Harrison St., Lynchburg, Va. Soghoian, Marshall . . . . . . . . . . . . 3211 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va . Stiers, Fletcher , Jr ............... 312 Granite Ave ., Richmond, Va. Stigall, Wm . Lee, Jr ... : ........................ Scottsburg, Va . Strickland, Paul W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box, 502, Chase City, Va. Sullivan, Andrew J., Jr. ........ 4051 Monticello St., Richmond, Va. Tarkenton, Dallas M ........... Taylor, Edw. W yllys ......... Teass, Richard F., Jr .............. Thayer, Peter L . ...................... Thomas, Wilbur E .. . ......... Thornton, Wm . C., J r ............. Topham, Mari on L ................... II 111 I I I I I I Ill
I I I II I I Ill
2118 Halifax Ave., Richmond, 3400 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, 135 Wythe · St., Petersburg, R.F.D. 10, Richmond, 1422 Nottoway Ave., Richmond, 9 Church St., Chincoteague, 314 6th St., Covington,
I I 1 1 1111111111111111111111IIIll11111111111111111111111111111
Wainman, Chas. R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 806 N . Boulevard, Richmond, Va . Wampler, Harry Melvin ......... 1-:A S. Boulevard, Richmond , Va. Wargofack , Jos . P ...................... R.F.D . 3, Petersburg, Va. Wells, Chas. F., Jr ............. 703 Gladstone Ave., Richmond, Va. Wilbur, John M., Jr. ,· . . . . 107 Collingwood Place, Ridgewood , N . J. Wiley, Cloyde. W ., Jr ..... · ........ 3914 Handy St., Lynchburg, Va. Wilkinson, Geo. Lee ...... 1205 Washington St., South Boston, Va. Williams , Kenton A . ......... 3129 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va . Wilson, W. Wallace .. . 2145 California St., N.W ., Washington , D . C. Wiltshire, Alfred G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colleg e Road, Richmon.cl,Va. Winstead, Warren J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luttrell ville , Va. Wood, John T ., Jr ................ 1900 Amelia .St., Richmond , Va. Worrell, Jimmy L. ................. 1009 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Va. Wrenn, J . Ernest, Jr . ............... -~-....... ... Box 62, Wise , Va;Wyatt, George R . .................... .'.......... McKenney, Va . Wyatt, Roy B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Ellerson , Va.
Va . Va. Va . Va . Va. Va. Va.
Yeamans, Melvis E............... Yerby, Phillip C.~ III .............
1 11111 11 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
+u-1111----ut1-1111-un-1111-1111-1111-11u-1111-1111-u11-u11---1111-1111-1111-1111-11
+1-1:111-11u--
11-11u-1111-uu-+
i
!
ii
i
BELLWOOD Food
i
uu-
m1-
M11 ~
I
I i•
SALES
I
u-11u-
u11-11 11 -u11-11
11 -1111-u
u-uu-u
u-u
wu-t
I I
LOANS
RENTALS
I
u-uu-u
11 -u
u-
uu-1
1u-uM-•11-•+
I
118 North Eighth Street
i
!
i lI
N D, VIRGINIA
I
11 -11
11 -
INSURANC E
!
ii
+-11 11-11
11 -,rn-u
;;
W . H. WILLIAMS & CO ., INC. RICHMO
H1t ..,_,u n-.t1
l
=
l
uu-
1
i
DISTRIBUTED BY
!
11u ..-. 1111 --- uu-
REALTORS
=
i=
uu-
11 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
RUCKER & RICHARDSON
=
!
tm-un-
ll-111111111
,I
i I I
For Institutions
u11-
I I I II II I I I I I I II I I Ill
!
I i I
Products
1ru-
1, III
3305 N orth Ave., Richmond, Va. 2•04 Roanoke St., Richmond, Va.
i
+-u
Phone 2-4741 n-
u11-
1111 ,,u-uu-
ntt-11
u-
Hu-
uu-
11H-11
u-
a.11 -u1
1-
uN-11 w-••-
ji
VA.
RICHMOND ,
• --1+
N-Ma-H_.
i
•
tn
i
!
!
CAL L
t
OfficialPhotographer
f
f or 1945 WEB
j~
eolonialStudios nine east grace street
.i i:
19, V IR G INIA
-RICHMOND
lI
+-
11w-
11w-u
p-
M-
1111-11u-11
K-11
w-u11-1111-•11-1111-1111-1111-u11-H11-1111-1111-n11-1111-
11-u u-u11-1111-
[ 89\)
1111-
u11-u11-
uu-
1111-11N-11N-uN-
MII-
NN-
1i11 -
NH-
NM-
11U -
11N-11M-11
-
•-
-·+
=
I
I
1
i
i
i
i
BY APPOINTMENT
i
i..
FEAT'URING
i
Ii ~
I
i'
"THE FAMOUS HAWKINSON METHOD"
i = =
1 =
1 I
I I i il
I
i i i i i I
WITH THE
i i
i i
l :i
I
I
i
KRAFT SYSTEM OF FACTORY CONTROL
•
I
i i
By appointment we can recap your tires in one day while you wait or you can ship your tires to us and we will return them to the transportation company within 12 hours after we receive them, renewed by the method that applies no heat to your sidewa~ls.
::
i
i
j
i
a
1 1
i• "
•
No Certificate Requirea for Passenger or Truck Tires Write or_Phone Us For Appointment
i I
I
i I
i
MARLOWE TIRE CO., INC. i ;;
I
FORMERLY RUTENBERG TIRE CO., INC.
i
2701 West Broad Street
i.
1
i
1
ttServing Virginia Since 191f"
s
i
i
f
i
.RICH~OND , VIRGINIA
Telephone 5-9171
i
i
i
I
i
1
i
i• 1. =
j· +~-t11t-Na-
• -..-.-•-ai,-u11-u11-
• 11-uw-11a-•111-NM-NM-n-titw-uN-NM-ti11t--n-u11-u11-•u-u.-N-N~-t.•-u_,.11-u•-•
[ 90]
11w-u-••-n
t:W
•n~•-aw_,......-•N-uu-11.j.
i i
Carter , Lola Roberts .......... -.. 2903 Second Ave., Richmond, Va. Carter , Maria Newcomer . . . . . . . . . 7 Rothesay Road, Richmond, Va. -Cavanaugh , Rosalie Kellogg .... 5716 Kensington Ave., Richmond , Va. Chaffee, Cora Lynn ... .. . . . . .-.. Eastmere Farm , Virgini a Beach, Va . Chambliss, Elizabeth Osborne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rawlings, Va. Chambliss, Ellen Meade .. . .. . .... .... . .... . .. . ... Rawlings, Va. Chandler , Helen Virginia .. 5100 Huntington Ave ., Newport News, Va . Cl'ark, Ann Bowie .. _.. . . . .. 41 West Church Street, Uniontown, Pa. Clark, Ann Elizabeth . .... . . . ...... .. ........ . New Canton ; Va. Clark, Margaret Calloway ...... 41 W . Church St., Uniontown, Pa. Clark , Margaret Dudley . . . . . . . . 6-009 Howard Road , Richmond, Va. Clarke, Julia Faye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Culpeper, Va . Clay, Alice Carmine . ... ... . .... ,6'203 Patterson Ave., Richm ond, Va. Clement, Marion Elizabeth ..... ·... ............ . ... -Culpeper , Va. Cofer, Annie Gertrude .. ~ ............ .. .... Highland Springs , Va .
Abbott, Gale . . ; . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Mt. Joy Ave. , Freeport, N. Y. Abbott, Nancy Ruth ....... ... . .. . 2913 Floyd Ave., Richmond, Va . Abelson, Florence . . . . . . . . 2 57 Warwick Ave., South (?range, N . J . Adams Ellen Patricia . ... . ...... 404 West 28th St., Richmond, Va. Allen, 'Mrs . Billie Maxine ............. . ....... Chesaning, Mich . Ammerman, Isabel Diss ... 1517 Westchester Ave ., Winter Park, Fla. Anderson, Zuleime · .......... . ....... . .... , . .. __ . . Cartersville, Va . Andeston, Eve Gallion, Apt. .4-B, 625 W . 152nd St., New York, N. Y . Ayers, Alta Mae ' ~- ... . ... ..... . .. 1323 Colonial Ave ., Norfolk, Va. Barlow, fI'annah Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smithfield, Va. Barnes, Rachel Jacqueline ' ...... 1085 Magnolia -Road, Teaneck, N. J. Barnett, Judith Ann ,~......... 902 Magnolia Ave .; Shelbyville, Ky. Batten, Jacquelin Eris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smithfield, Va. Beale, Frances Anne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Holland , Va. Belk, Jane Bruce . . . . . . . . . . 6908 Edmonds-toneAve., Richmond,V a. Belk, Lillian Wannam_aker ... 6908 Edmondstone Ave ., Richmond, Va . Bentley, Jane Dinmore .... 3730 39th St., N.W ., Washington, D. C: Bethel, Mary Frances . . . . . . . . . . . . 509 N . Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Bibb, Jean Conway ........ . .......... ...... Box 601, Bristol, Va. Biscoe, Betty Lee ....... . ...... 2906 W . Grace St., Richmond , Va. Bishop , Sarah Louise ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . 907 Maiden Lane, Roanoke, Va . Blanton, Lottie Vera ...... . . . . ,644 Norwood St., Spartanburg, S. C. Bloch, Betty Ruth .............. 25 W . 81st St., New York , N. Y. Borton, Vivian ...... ·......... 411 3 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va . BowcUer, Betty Hodges . . . . . . . . . . . . Cipolletti , F. C. S., Argentina. Bowles , Mary Margaret . . . .. . . . 1.02 Archwood Ave ., _Annapolis ,, Md. Breedlove, Annie Marie ........ •. 320 Conduit Road , Petersburg, Va. Brenner , Sarah Ruth . . . . . . . . . . 220 28th Street , Newport News, Va. Bristow , Jane Wray ............. .,.. 19 Clark Road, Richmond , Va . Brittle, Lily Fr~nces ................... R.F.D . 2, Glen Allen, V a. Brooks, Ellen Powell ........... 17 19 Berkeley Ave., Petersburg, Va. Brooks , Jane ·Heyman ............ 926 Hamilton St., Richmond, Va. Brown , Mary Elizabeth .... Agecroft , Windsor Farms, -Richmond, .V a. Brumsey, Jean Brooks ....... . 3129 W . Franklin St., Richmond, Va. Buxbaum, Carol ... . .. ... .. . ........ 150 Clyde St., Hampton , Va. Campbell , Mary Carter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Washington, Va. II II II II I II I II I II I II II II II I I II I I II II II I II II I II I II I II I II I II II II I II II II ti ti 1111 1 11111111
Coffman, Jean Marion ......
Daffron, Mildred Bell .. ".. 5009 King Willia m Road, Richmond , Va. Damron, Patricia Virgini a . . . . . . . 4401 Newp ort St., Richm ond , Va.
I II II I II II I II I II II II II I II II I II II II II I II II II II I II II II I II II I II I II II I II II II I I II I I I II 111111111111111 +M-u11-1111-1
+11-
i =
,I
i.... ! i,. i
i..
1u1-11u-11u-1111-11u-11u-11u-uu-11,1-nu-nu-1111-11u-u11-1111-u11-1111-1111-
1111-1111-+
.
l !
1 i
ii I
I
! l i i..
RICHMOND
1111-1111-11u-1111-111
1-1111-1111-1111-
CLASS RINGS
•
r = =
VIRGINIA
n11-1111-1111-1111-11
+
• -uu-1111-1111-1111-11n-1111-1111-
.. =
1111-
11-1111-1111-H11-1111-111
1111 -1111-11u-1111-1111-1111-n11~
t -ij
ll-1tll-
1111-1111-nH-1m-
•
! ! +
uu -+
I
WAKEFIELD
i if i i !
ri
n
80¢ .. . . . 80¢ (Cop y right
by BEVERLEY
'ONE-HALF S ERVED UNJOIN
TED
JUG
-
..,_.• -u1t.-1u
i
WITHO UT S I LVERWARE
HON EY AND HOT
.~•-••-••-••~•;__u
!J
FRIED CHICKEN
LOTS OF SHOE ST RING POTATOES
.
~
OSBORNE , Okl a homa C ity)
j
[_91].
i ii
Chick en in the 1-{ou gh "
Every Bite a Tender Delight
+--~
i
t
i l
! ..:.,__ n-••----'"""'°-••--••-•-•----•----•-•+•i
GRILL
3124 West Broad Street
l;
EST. 1849
I
=
I
+-
l I lI l
VA.
i:
L. G. Bal£our Products
E
RICHMOND,
111-+
'WALTER B. ANDERSON
l
1113-15 East Main Street
111-1111-1
FRATERNITY JEWELRY
i l i lI !
•
u 11-1111-1
'OF RICHMOND
WESTHAMPTON
! I
i
CALL 2-1671
1-11u-1111-11t1-
AND
I
I
I i I
UNIVERSITY
•
•
1-1111-1111-1111-111
I
I
QUICK BINDING
111-1111-111
•
i i i i 1 i 1 i
SERVICE WORLD -WIDE
I
111-1
11 I l
-
DAVENPORTINSURANCE i !=I CORPORATION j i'I i
ALL LINES
1
11i-11u-1
II II I II II I I I I I I II II II I II II II I II I II I II I II II I II I II I II II II II II I II 111111111111111
1
i
INSURANCE
. . 5312 Tuckahoe Ave., Richmond, Va.
Coghill, Mary Louise .... .. .. 2327 Maplewood Ave., Richmond , Va. Coles, Frances Keeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Halifax , Va . Colley, Doris Augusta ... .... .. 134 N . Jackson St., Arlington , Va. Collier, Marion Jeanette . . ....... 5224 Sylvan Road, Richmond , Va. Collins, Anne Pender .... . ... . . 70 Merwin Ave., Rochester , N . Y . Conant, Helen .......... ... .. . .· .... Box 41, South Lincoln , Mass. Conant, Janice Rose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chincoteague , Va . Condyles, Helen Constantine ... . . .. 1014 Porter St., Richmond, Va . Copenhaver , Nancy Jane ... . .. . . . ....... 807 Park St., Bristol, Va. Cosby, Patricia Elizabeth .... . . 2101 E. Marsh all St., Richmond , Va. Cosby, Lucille Ardelle ....... . 2101 E. Marshall St., Richmond , Va . Cotten, Ruth VanNess (Mrs .) , 7 14 W . Princess Ann Road, Norfolk, Va. Cowan, Mary Imogene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ellerson , Va. Cox, Mary Edmonia ............. 4202 Decatur St., Richmond , Va. Crabtre e, Lydia Alice ....... . .... Caixa1982 , Rio de Janerio , Brazil. Crockett, Alberta Camilla ......... 165' Maple Ave., Welch , W. Va. Cross, Mary Lee ...... . ........ . . 3300 Park Ave., Richmond , Va. Curtis, Sallie Ann ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Viewt own , Va.
j
i
I
BUTTERE D ROLLS
,-11v-u
u-ua.-
u11 -
uu--'
uu-1,
u,-
uu-u11-•+
Darrow~ Martha Seth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oxford, Md . Davenport, Martha Ann ........... 3100 First Ave., Richmond, Va . Davis, Dorothy Talbott. .. 1701 16th Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. Davis, Shirley Jane ................ ... .......... . Manassas, Va. Deane, Barbara Elizabeth ............... .. ..... New Canton, Va. Decker, Elizabeth Burnett .... 52 Grandview Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Decker, Katherine Jeanne .... 24 Holmehurst Ave., Cantonsville, Md . Deitrick, Emily Lynn ... -........... 295 Nutley Ave., Nutley, N. J. Dodson, Mary Jane . . . . . . . ..... . 707 Arnold Ave., Richmond, Va. DuVal, Martha Page . ... ..... . 3708 Dunstan Ave., Richmond, Va. Edwards, Martha Newsome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Driver, Va . Edwards, Mattie Eulalia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Farmers Fork, Va. E_dwardsen, Miriam Elizabeth, 700 Station Ave., Haddon Heights, N. J. Ellett, Virginia Celeste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beaverdam, Va. Elliott, Anne Cecilia ........ Wilton Farm, Route 14, Richmond, Va. Elliott, Margaret ................... .... . . .. Bowling Green, Va. El_liott~Russell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bowling Green, Va. Eubank, Nellie Joyce ¡ ......... 1800 N. Hartford St., Arlington, Va. Fishberg, Dorothy Ann ..... .. . .. 131 Longview Ave., Leonia, N. J . Fishburne, Ann Spotswood ...... 4400 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va. Fisher, Anne Greneker ........... 2410 Lamb Ave., Richmond, Va. Fitzgerald, Jeanne Stewart ..... 1414 Laburnum Ave., Richmond, Va. Foster, Anne Minor ............ 801 Bogert Road, River Edge, N. J. Francis, Dorothy Elizabeth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glen Allen, Va. Freed, Eunice Barbara ....... 649 S. Mason Street, Harrisonburg, Va. Fuller ,. Patricia Reidel ..... . 220 Ferguson Ave., Newport News, Va. Fujimoto, Kimiko . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rivers, Ariz . Gasser, Margaret Ledford .......... 2100 Nelson St., Richmond, Va. Gibson, Virginia Belle ........... 3205 North Ave., Richmond, Va. Glendenning, Patricia Marie ....... 2124 Ginter St., Richmond, Va. Goode, Caroline Osborne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dinwiddie, Va. Goode, Margaret Eleanor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Henry, Va. Goodman, Alice Crawford ..... 3603 Maplewood Ave., Richmond, Va. Goodman, Florence Faye ..... 2230 Maplewood Ave., Richmond, Va. Greenspan, Ruth Goldye . ...... 71,6 29th Street, Newport News, Va. Grubin,. Audrey Florence .... 211 W. Courtland, San Antonio, Texas. Guard, Mary Sue .. .. . ...... ....... .... ....... New Market, Va. Guild, Mabel Patricia ........... 2-826 Second Ave., Richmond, Va. Gunnels, Isabel Bangs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandersville, Ga. Gustafson, Betty Anne . . . . . . . . 6 Westham Parkway , Richmond, Va . Guthrie, Jen Lea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nathalie, Va.
Hardin, Betty Goode .............. 1103 Elm St., Lumberton, N. C. Har.field, Phyllis Ann . . . . . . . . . . . 5803 Roosevelt St., Bethesda, Md. Harp, India Jane ..... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hillsville, Va. Harris, Anne Elizabeth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beaverdam, Va. Harvie, Lucy McGavock ....... 3912 Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va. Haskell, Mary Burton .......... 61-00 Howard Road, Richmond, Va. Hawthorne, Margaret Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kilmarnock, Va. Hayes, Clyde Holland . .......... 415 North Street, Portsmouth, Va. Hayes, Julia Ann, c/ o Lt. Col. E. T. Hayes, 538 F. A. Bn., Fort Bragg, N. C. Heller, Natalie Edyth ...... 52 Glenview Road, South Orange, N. J. Hengeveld, Betty Scott .... .. .. 19 W . Pall Mall St., Winchester, Va . Henley, Elsie Bertha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manakin , Va. Henley, Martha Marie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manakin , Va. Herndon, Virginia Mason .... 8-09 Sylvania Ave ., Fredericksburg, Va. Hickerson, Amy Florence ...... 2817 Moss Side Ave., Richmond, Va. Hickerson, Margaret Eliza,beth ... 2817 Moss Side Ave., Richmond, Va. Higgins, Anne Estelle ............ 1122 Herndon St., Leesburg, Fla. Hill, Sydney Lee ......... ~ . . . . . . 11 Tawana Road, Richmond, Va. Hiller , Ruth 'Marie ¡ . . . . . . . . . . . . 116-26 201st St., St. Albans, N. Y . Hines, Ellwood Faye ............ 1503 Floyd Ave., Richmond, Va. Hodges, Ellen Imogene . ........ 1302 W. 42nd Street, Richmond, Va. Hodges, Jacqueline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South Hill, Va. _ Holland, Emily Smith .... : ... 411 22nd Street, Virginia _Beach, Va. Hoover, Josephine Elizabeth . . . . . . . . 1304 Spruce St., Richmond, Va. Hughes, Dorothy .............. 1407 Sauer Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hundley, Katherine Anne .... 4 Dum ont Apartments, Lynchburg, Va . Husbands, Patricia Chappell .. 3450 38th St., N.W., Washington, D. C. Huske, Marion Kennedy ......... 44 Claremont Ave., Hampton, Va. Hutcherson, Milicent Claire ......... 405 Macoy Ave., Culpeper, Va. Hyde, Anne Middleton .......... 108 College Road, Richmond, Va . Jackson, Mrs. Madeline S......................... Ragland , Ala . Jaffe, Hilda Ruth .... . ..... 2205 Maplewood Ave., Richmond, Va. James, Dorothy Cousins ......... 315 Virginia Ave., Petersburg, Va. Jeter, Jacqueline Lee ..... 4012 Noyes Ave., S.E., Charleston, W . Va. Jeter, Martha LeReve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ellerson, Va. Johnson, Joan ~riscilla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Lee Street, Lincoln, Me. Johnson, Lois Richards ......................... West Point, Va. Jones, Anne Ambler ............. 3433 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Jones, Pauline Paige .......... 104 Lynchburg Ave ., Petersburg , Va. Kaufman, Lily ..... ..... 220 Cabrini Boulevard, New York, N . Y. Keyser, Elsie Mae ............. 3127 Garland Ave., Richmond , Va. Kibler, Elizabeth Odell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luray, Va. Kn ighton, Margaret Ann ........ 192 Longview, White Plains, N. Y.
Haimovit, Sylvia Gay ............... 9 Centre Hill, Petersburg, Va. Hall, Naomi Ruth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South Hill, Va. Hambleton, Winifred Nanette .. 4538 E. Seminary Ave., Richmond , Va.
Co.
AA
PETERSBURG
RICHMOND
[ 92]
TEO
! ! I I
Koltukian, Elizabeth Grey ...... 6105 Howard Road, Richmond, Va. Kreyer, Virginia Ann ........ 2415 Quentin Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kruger, Shirley . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 522 Poole Stre·et, Norfolk, Va. Kuehl, Marion Jane .. . ... . ... 3709 Ingomar . St., Washington, D. C. Lambeth, Marion Virginia ..... ·. 114 East 39th Street, Richmond, Va. Landi, Alice RoseMarie . . . . . . . . . . . 724 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Latimer, Ruth Marie, 3135 Worthington St., N.W., Washington, D. C. Lawson, Betty Barksdale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South Boston, Va. Lawson, Cora Lee .............. 308 West Grace St., Richmond, Va. Lawson, Rosemary Cherrill. ... 1 Soundview Lane, Great Neck, N. Y . Lawton, Marion Reynolds .. 2934 Northumberland Ave., Richmond, Va. Lazenby, Nancy Grey .......... 2511 Bland Road, Bluefield, W . Va. Leslie, Nancy Ellen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ta.zewell, Va. Levin, Leah Ida ............... , . . 23 S. Mallory St., Ph_oebus, Va . Lewis, Barbara Ann ... . . ..... ... ..... ....... .... Onancock, Va. Lide, Florence Adelaide ............ 421 S. Coit St., Florence, S. C. Lindsey, Phyllis Elaine ........ 711 West 32nd Street, Richmond, Va. Lipscomb, Virginia Leigh . .... ... 324 61st St., Newport News, Va. Lloyd, Dorothy Ann ............. 36 Harrison St., Princeton, N. J . Loftin, Edna Johnsie ......... 2703 Woodrow Ave., Richmond, V'}. Lovern, Suzanne Elliott . ... ...... 304 Dundee Ave., Richmond, Va . Lum, Wilma Eldridge .......... 1731 Brandon Ave., Petersburg, Va. Lyman, Mrs . Elvina . J .............. 1649 South 21st, Lincoln, Neb . MacKenzie, Mrs . Anne M ......... 2939 ,Brook Road, Richmond, Va . Macy, Margaret ............. 3915 W . Franklin St., Richmond, Va. Mahaley, Mary Carr ................... · - Route 12, Richmond, Va . Mahon, ·Genevieve Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . 710 For~st Ave., Richmond~ Va. Manry, Virginia ·-Brooks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Courtland, Va. .Marcus, Myra Doris ........ 110 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y . Maris, Ruth Caroline . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Maxwell Road, Richmond, Va. Marsh, Carolyn O'Neal ...... _. . . 307 S. McQueen St., Florence, S. C. Massie, Marylou Rhodes ......... 4001 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. McClanahan, Lois Althea ......... Route 5, Box 104, Richmond, Va. McCue, Norma Lee ......... 1019 Pennsylvania Ave., Del aware, Pa. McKee, Mary Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 2 Alabama St., Bristol, Tenn. McWhorter, Alma Carlton ...... 3914 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. Menefee, Ollie .......... 1501 27th Street, S.E., Washington, D . C. Mickle, Maida W . .. .............. 303 Walnut St., West.field, N. J. Mills, Doris May . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 612 Denny St., Richmond, Va. Minter , Elsie Grey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 611 Church St., Martinsville, Va. Moore, Arline .................... 322 Oak Lane, Richmond, Va . Moore, Doris Marie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 Locust Ave., Hampton, Va . Moore, Nancy Louise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Route 6, Danville, Va . Morgan, Mary E .. ........... 2120 Rosewood Ave., Richmond, Va . Morrison, Deborah Betron ......... 1715 Park Ave., Baltimore , Md . I 11111111111111111111111111111
1 1111IIII11111111
I I Ill
111 Ill
111111 UI 1111111
I 111 I I ltl
11111111
I 11 I I 111 Ill
Morton, Mary Alice ............. 20 N. Allen Ave., Richmond, Va. Motter, Jean Atkinson ..... " Stonehaven, " Accomac Road, Hellam, Pa. Mumma, Kathryn Louise .. . ... 261 Standish Road, Merion Sta., Pa. Mumper, Helen Louise ...... 2312 Maplewood Ave., Richmortd, Va. Murphy, Ann Lamoine ... ... .. 1222 W. Franklin St., Richmond, V'1;, Murphy, Gail T'Yichell .... 1107 Peachtree Boulevard , Richmond, Va . Newell, Mrs. Peggy P. . ....... 82 W . Johnson St.1 Philadelphia, Pa . Newhouse, Twyla Jo ..... ~ .... · 4205 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va . Newman, Lillian Frances .. . . ...... 1-02 Chatham St., Roanoke, Va . Newton, Constance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrows, Va. O 'Brien, Betty Gene ............. 501 W. Harnett St., Dunn, N. C. Oglesby, - Helen Sayres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Draper, Va. Orrell, Franees Scott . . . . . . . . 121 W . Lancaster Road, Richmond , Va . Parker , Frances Elizabeth .................... Williamston, N. C. Parlow, Patricia Ann . . . . . . . . 242 Bougainvillea Ave., Sarasota, Fla . Patterson, Helen Annette ... . 312 Westham Parkway, Richmond, Va. Patton~ May Beverley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Route 1, MidlothiaQ, Va . Peachee, Marie Louise . . . . . . . . . . . . 504 Maple Ave., Richmond , Va. Pease, Marion J. . .. ...... ....... . 616 Henri Road, Richmond, Va. Pebworth, Jean Allison ........................... Fentress, Va. Perkinson, Virginia Dare ...... Church Road, Dinwiddie County, Va. Pitman, Doris DeMaris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Regina, Va. :Pitt,Jacqueline ... .. . ....... ..... 3918 Park Ave., Richmond, Va . Pitt, Virginia Cullen ........... . .. 3918 Park Ave.; ·Richmond, Va. :Pitts, Eleanor Lucia ........ 3619 Chamberla.yne Ave., Richmond, Va. Polk, Norma Elizabeth ..... .' ... . ............ Pocomoke City, Md . Pollock, Shelia Rita ....... .. . . . 4 Station Road, Great Neck, N. Y. Porter, Helen Swenson . . ....... 1912 N. Harvard St., Arlington , Va . Porter, Isabel Blair . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404 N. Nelson St., Arlington, Va. Powers , Mrs. Ann Huston ..... 5301 Greenwo od Ave., Chicago, Ill. Rackley, Annie Elizabeth .... . ....... 2422 S.W . 4th St., Miami, Fla . Rawlings, Alice Gray .... 1400 Washington Ave., Fredericksburg, Va. Reamy, Wanda Earle ........... 1318 Columbia St., Richmond, V a. Redmond, Marion Cecelia . ..... .. 3611 Benton Ave., Richmond, Va. Reid, Cornelia Price .. · ... ... .. 1512 Claremont Ave .; Richmond, Va . Reid, Nancy Antionette , 334 Maryland Ave., N.E., Washington , D . C. Reynolds, Constance Arleen . . . . . . . 312 W . 29th St., Richmond, Va. Richardson ,' Louise Feild .. ..... ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dinwiddie, Va . Richie, Barbara Lee . . . . . . . . . . 5114 New Kent Road, Richmond, V a. Riggin , Carolyn Elizabeth ........ 16 Maxwell Road, Richmond, Va . Rock, Barbara Anne ........... 10 Afton Parkway, Portsmouth, Va. Rosenbaum, Alma ............. 503 N. Addison St., Richmond, Va . Rosenfeld, Bernice Harriet ...... 2506 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. Rucker, Allen Harrison ..... 4506 Great Oaks Lane, Jacksonville, Fla .
1111II1111111I11111111111111111111111111II11111111111111111II1111111111111
[ 93 J
111 I II I II 111111III1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
1 11 .. 11111 1.111
+11-11n-1111-11n-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11n-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111,--.1111-+
+n-1tn-1111-11u-11u-1111-1111-11n-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-n11-11
I
•
I
§
!
I
§
WestwoodSupperClub
I ! =
DINNER
I
l
I
I
f=
I
r
!I
Vocalist BREEZE
Ii
. +-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-111t-1111-11n-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-:-1111-1111_,:__1111-1111-1111-1111-N+
i
AND
I
r
i
PUBLISHING
l KITTY
I
THE DIETZ PRESS, INC.
i REPINE
,.+
PRINTING
i
. BuRT
11u-
-
AND DANCING
Music by
11-
II
'
Every Day Exc.ept Sunday
l
11-u
109 East Cary Street
l j
19, VIRGINIA
RICHMOND
=
I
s
I
i
+-1111-11t1-1111-1111-1111-11n-1111-11n-1111-1111-1111-
· i111-1111-1111-1111-1111-
1111
-uu-nn-n+
1111
Q
+11-~111-u11-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-u11-11n-m1-1111-n11-n11-1111-1111-m1~1111-1111-1111-+
People's
. i
Il
Sh·oe ·Rebuilders
BETTER
SHOE
REP AIRING
2913 W. Cary Street
1·
A. E. JOHANN
i
I
PRESCRIPTIONS
!
l
-
"T AILORED
l
i
!
*
l
Il
!
Compliments
I
of
=
I
un -nn-nu-"+
·t
I
,
I
~ t
~
~
I §
r
=
I I
§ -
·
*·
I
i Phone 5-1777
STREET
1011 LAFAYETTE STREET
= +-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-n11-1111-nn-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-n11-1111-
.
.
1111-,111-1111-1111-n11-ol.
+t1-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11t1-1111-11u-1111.-1111-1t11-n11-1111-u11-t111-+
+n-11r1-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11n~1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-+
1
I
BAPTIST
•
=
BOOK STORE
212 East Grace Street
i
RICHMOND
•
Co1nplirnents
VIRGINIA
of
"Books Are The Clean Souls of Men)'
I
+-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-nn-N+
VIRGINIA TOURS
+M-1111-1111-11u-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-11u-1m-1111-1111-11n-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111--+
II
1t-11t1-u11-un-,m-n11-
11-1111-H11-1111-111,-,111-
:
+-1111-1111-1111-,111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-mt-H~
i i
11-t111-n11-11
*
I
:
VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
i.. i
! l i
111-11n-1111-1111-11
·1
EAST GRACE
=
/ LAFAYETTE PHARMACY
THE GLIDDEN·C:OMPANY I 07
I f
=
i"-,111-,111-1111-11n-11n-1111-1111-nN-1111-n11-nn-,111-1111-1111-11
!I
FIT "
i
+11-un-t111-11n-1111-11n-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-un-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-110-+
i
•
RICHMOND
+-1111-1111-1111-1111-1
'
TO
709 East Main Street
+-1111-1111-1111-n11-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-,~u-11u-1111-nn-1111-1111-u11-1111-nn-m1-nrr-•+
!
!
SAM SAVAGE
I
'j
§
of
i
PHARMACIST
r
I
l
ij a
Compliments
I
-I
i
! =
g
I
i
I
j
I ·+
"'
I
j
+-,111-1111-1111-11n-1111-n11-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-n11-11n-111,-m1-rru-n.j.
+n-t111-H11---11u-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-111,-1111-11u-n11-n11-1111-1111-1111-1111--1111-t111-11n-
I §
I
i
Richmond, Va.
+N-1111-1111-11t1-1111-utt-1111-11N-uu-1111-1111-uu-u11-1111-uu-1111-un-1111-1111-1111-n11-+
, PROGRAMS
.--1
INVITATIONS
'--
BLOTTERS
i~
C
7 O1 East Leigh Street
, THEDUDLEYPRINTING CO.,INC. ! B. R OY D UDLEY, JR.
STATIONERY
MARGARET •DUD LEY
Telephone 3-2891
B. RO Y D UDLEY , III
1205 East Main Street ,-1 BOOKLETS , '-- NEWSPAPERS
RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
i
.1 I
• +-,111-1111-1111-1111-,111-1111-,111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-,m-1111-1111-1111-1111-•+
+-1111-1111-11H-
[ 94]
1111-1111-11H-1t11-11n-1111-nn-1111-1111-1111-n11-1111-
1111-1111-1111-11
11-nn-•+
Rust, Mary Lou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Front Royal, Va. Ryland, Anne Beverley ....... 4107 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. Rynaldo, Mae Lois ................. 2814 Hull St., Richmond, Va.
Thompson, Elizabeth Burks .. ·. . . . . 3121 Grove Ave:, Richmond, Va. T?ornton, Lena Dickenson ........ Route 1, Box 458, Hampton, Va. · T1ns.ley,_Martha ~etfy ........... 3203 Enslow Ave., Richmond,. Va. Todd, Nancy Wiley ............... .. .. R.F .D. 12, Richmond Va. , . L . . Tdra er, .Carne ewis .. ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oak Hall,' Va. Tucker, Mary Ellen ...... ... ... 3229 ·Fendall Ave., Richmond, Va. Twombly, Ann Eloise . . . . . . . . . 12 Edmondson Ave., Lexington, Va.
Sabine, Margaret Kinsley, 2043 Rosemont Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. Sachs, Roslyn Ann ........ : . ... 1024 S. Boulevard, Petersburg, Va. Sadler, Jean Loving ......... . . 929 Locust Ave., Charlottesville Va. Salton, Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 16 W. 5th Avenue, Williamson, Va. Sanders, Dorothy Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . McLean, Va. Sandler, Muriel .. · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140 Monroe St., Petersburg, Va. Saperstein, Jean Marjorie ...... 5403 Tuckahoe Ave., Richmond, Va. Sasser, Eugenia Sue . . ._... .. . ...... 3300 Rosemont, Columbus, Ga. Sawyer, Clyde Elizabeth ....... 1214 Chesapeake Ave., Norfolk, Va. Scherr, Betty Harris . . . . . . . . . . . 1104 Patterson Ave., Richmond, Va. Sch~rr, Betty Helen . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215 N. Adams St., Petersburg, Va. Schimmel, Ruth Sonia .......... 4505 Augusta Ave., Richmond, Va. Seay, Ann Minor ... ............. _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilmington, Va. Segal, Jane Ruth ... . ........ 30-05 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. Senter, Mari.an Rhoades ......... . . .. . ........ London Bridge, Va. Shelton, Julia Coles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hanov ·er Court House, Va. S?ortt, Jean Tucker ..... . ....... _.. 63 Myrtle Drive, Pontiac, Mich. S~egel, Mrs. Sarah ... •.. ... .. ... . ....... R.F.D. 9, Richmond, Va. Sit?pson, Jeannette W .. ... . .. ... 2223 Circle Drive, Raleigh, N. C. Skinner, Anne Marshall .......... 25·00 Stuart Ave., Richmond, Va. Skorapa, Olga Helena .. . .... ... 4019 Northrop St., Richmond, Va. Slate, Elizabeth Johnson .. .. .. .... 613 Third St., South Boston, Va. Sletten, Verda Alfrieda .......... ....... . R.F.D. 3, Richmond Va. Smith, Emily Cornelia ... . ...... . .. ,605 N. Main ·St., Culpeper: Va. So~lod; Shirley Ann ........... 1831 Berkeley Ave., Petersburg, Va. Spivey, Mary Jane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 S. Market St., Petersburg, Va. Stansbury, Betty Louise ....... 1210 Laburnum · Ave., Richmond, ·va. Ste~b, Fra~ces Jane ... ... . . . .. 1207 Tennessee Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Steiner, Rita Zelda ..... . ...... .... 701 N. 31st St., Richmond, Va. Stone, Margaret Taylor ... .... . 3·039 44th Street, Washington, D. C. Storm, Betty Carolyn .... . .... .. . 1804 W. 42nd St., Richmond, Va. Sturges, Myra ~nn . . . . . . . . . . . . . 733 Greenview Ave :, Atlanta, Ga. Sutton, Constance Hammond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bon Air, Va. Tait, Frances Lamkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box 478, Blacksburg, Va. Tatarsky, Temma Harriet . . .... 4 14 'N. Sheppard St., Richmond, Va. Taylor, Alice Marshall ........ 1822 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. Taylor , Irene Pratt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spencer, Va. Taylor, Sally Hardaway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amelia, Va. Thomas, Maree Louise ....... .. ........ . ......... Gate City, Va.
w'.
Vaiden, Jea~nne Pallisier ....... s70 Bradford Ave., Westfield, N. J. Vaschak, Rita_ I:eona . . . . . . 15 5 Jeannette Drive, Youngstown, Ohio . Vest, Inez Willia ... ..... . . ..... 411 West -24th St., Richmond Va. Vickers, Doris Hester . . : ... 300 Normandy Drive, Silver Spring,'Md. · Waddill, Marianne Warring ...... 4300 Brook Road Richmond Va. Wagstaff, Susie Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marionville: Va ~ Waldrop, Jean Vaughan ... -... . 2113 Hanover Ave., Richmond Va. . Walthall, Emily Marie . ... . . . . ,601 Roseneath Road, Richmond:, Va. Ware, Ann Kriete .. . . . . . . . . . . 108 Jefferson Street, Falls Church, Va. Watson, Ann~ !"Tev1lle. . ... 3702 R Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.Watson, LaVinta Fo~ter ...... . .... . 3615 Myrtle St., Hampton, Va. Weaver, Frances Elizabeth . .. .. ... .. .... .......... Victoria Va Webb, Marjorie , . . .............. .. 1410 Porter St. Richmond'va: W ei_l,Elaine Phyllis ... ·. . . . . . 312 King Street Road,' Alexandria: Va. White, Irene Estelle .............. 109 Maple Lane Richmond Va White, Jean Gordpn ......... ·. ...... 2·01 Park Av;., Culpeper: Va: Wh~te, Nell Jean?,ette ·......... 320 S: Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va. W?1tehorne, Marian Elizabeth .. .. 3141 Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Va. Wicker, Ruth Anne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1300 Victor ·st., Richmond, Va. Wiley, Ann ................ ..... 250 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. Wiley, Ann Smith .. .. . .... .. . .. . ... ... .. . , . . . . . . . . Crozet Va W~lliams, Mary ~a.ne . . . . . . . . 3650 Hermitage Road, Richm~nd: v a: W~ls?n, A~n Louise .... ... ..... 3·816 Seminary Ave ., Richmond, Va . Julia Somerville .. .. . 128 Fitz-Randolph Road, Princeton, N. J. W ~llis, Mary Lucy .. . ... .......... . ........ ·. ..... Culpeper, Va. Wingfield, Mary Jane . ·.... : .......... Route 2_, Charlottesville, Va. , Wood, Mary- Barbara ... .. ... . , ..... . ... Somerset, Va. Woodfin, Anne Dudley ........ 3703 Moss Side Ave., Richmond, Va. Woodward, Jane _ . . . . . . . .. . ... 105 Ralph Ave.,, White Plains, N. Y. Woodward, Manon Anne .. 1309 Beverley Glen, W . Los Angeles, Calif.
r~ll~s,
I•
T
i
r
II I I I I I I I II II I I I II I I I I I II I l'I 11111 I 111111 11 II I I I II I II I I I I I I 111111 I 1111 I I I I I 111111111
! THE 'COLLEGE
SHOP
IS THE STORE FOR TlIE STUDENT
II II I I I 111 I I I 11111111111111
j
I I
Young ·ideas . . . a youthful viewpoint . . . that's what makes the College Shop THE WEB center for the Spiders . . . that's why the College Shop atmosphere is the kind they like . . . in the heart of the campus.
It I I 1111111111111
I I 11IIIIIIII111111
tn-11n-1111-1111-1111
•
•
•
•
•
•
......
I I I I I 1111 I 111111 I II I I II I II I II t II I I II t 111111 11111 II 11; 111 I II I II II I II I I 111111111111
1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-,111-1111-
1111 -1111-n-
I I
~
i
J E
PHILIP'S PLACE
i
i ! I ! l
l
NEXT
To
I
WESTHAMPTON
THEATRE
r'Where Students Greet and Eat'' f
t•-11n-1111-1111-1111-.1111-1111-1111-1111-111-11n-•11...;.1111-1111-11n-1111-1111-n11-11n-nn-nn-t
I
! !I
i i.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
•
a
i
~
i
I j Laburnum Realty Corporation i r l
I
!
i i U NIVERSITY
OF RICHMOND
COLLEGE II
-
i i a
~
I I I I I I
i i" I
+-111,-1111-1111-11n-11tt-Ht1-11n-nn-nn-n,r-ttu-n"-n11-1111-utt-1111-1111-1111-nn-n1:_,,+
I
I
i
i i
i I i Ii i •i
·t
=
a
=
!
•
Yeamans, Je~nne Pleasant ........ 3304 Stuart Ave.,, Richmond, Va. Young, Millicent Ann .... 616 Aspen St., N . W ., Washington, D. C. Young, Sara Frances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fisherville. Va.
i,_.,,,_,,,_,,,_,,,_,,,_.,_,,,_,,,_,.,_,,,_,,,,_,,,_.,,_,m_,,,_"',_,,,_,,,,_,,,_.,_
I II II I I I I I II II I II I 11111 I I I I I 111111111
•
+-1111~,.1~1-11n-11K-1111-t111-u11-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-1111-,111-•11-1111-1111-11N-hlf-all-+
SHOP
l l l
i
I !I ~
I
AUTOMOBILE BONDS
CASUAL1Y
Phone _3-1921
J
-
FIRE
924 East Main Street
RICHMOND !9, VIRGINIA
1 1 :
!
I.
+-•..-••-11•---•--n
. [. 95-]
-
u-11•-•11-1;1-.,,-1111-NM-IIII----·+
f
•r
i
j
i=
+•~11tt-1ttt-nu-n,
~-1111-un-ttn-1111-1t11-nn-1111-1111-1111-11n-1111-n1t-11n-NN-11t1-nn-t
1•-n1-
11n-
1111-H11-
1111-1111-
1111-
1111 -
1111 -11
11-1111-11
11-1111-1111-1111-11
11-
1111-
1111-
1111 -11
11-r
1
!I
e
~~
i
I ; I ~ I i I ~ I
i° i
; I ii I i
I
!
Fr[!shBuy Quality
I
i
SOUTHERN BISCUIT
I
:
I :I
OF
. RICHMOND , VIRGINIA 15 North Sixth Street
i
; '.1-1111-1111-,111-1111-•11-,111-1111-1111-Hn-•+
+-
+1e-un-n"-nu-1111-1111-1111-n11-nn-1111-nn-1111-t111-1111-1111-11r1-u11-11n-nn__.1111-nn~
I
!
I =
I
I
I
COMPANY, INC .
i
+-1111-1111-1111-1111-11"-1111-1111-1111-1111-uu-11
i
j
I
&
THE UNION LIFE INSURANCE
i
co., INC'.
~
i
I
i
I I :
of
i
i
j
I
. Compliments
! !I I i
Look for 1-lb. F.:F .V. Saltines
I
J
I I i I i I : I ; 1
= 11H-
1111-1111-11
11-1111-111
1-1111-
1111-1111-1111-11
11-
1111-11
11-
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -
1111 -n
11-
"+
+
I
=
I I
i
I i I
~
i
WENDELL
~
I
i
-
: I : I
i
!
B. POWEI~I -~
I
ii
!
CAMERA PORTRAITS -
I I ; I ii
~
A
I
I
i 3201 Grove Avenue
!
Phone 6-4826
l
; 910 ON YOUR DIAL
! +-1
+
111-on---nu-1111-1111-11n-1111-nn-1111-11n-un-11u-11u-11t1-u1
• -t11t-nn-nn-1
111-n
11 -n11-
t._ -N11-m1-w11-11H-11"-1J
tln -111
1-n11-1,,1-
·
t•-•u-H11-H11-1111-n11-
1111-1111-1111-H11-1111-1,1t-n11-un-11n-nn-+
i
I
· LET WHITTET . PRINT IT•• I
i i
.
l
I
1111 -1111-H11-
u11-u
n -n11-u11-1
1t1-11
11-
1111 -
1m-
1111 -
I
I
UNIVERSITY PHARMACY
i I=
=
58 I 4 I I iI Ij 1
i
i
+-1111-t1H-HU-tt
+•-•11-n11-11n-H11-
GROVE
AVENU E
i
~
ij
nThe University's Student [enter "
j
i
4-8474 ll -
1t11-1111-H11-1111-
1111-1111-un-11n-11n-
1111-1111-1111-
1111-H
111 t-l111-11
11-111
1-11
H-II
n-
II-
1t11 -11
IIII-II
11-
1111-
H-
11tt-
Hn-11
u 11-
11-
I
lI
l
+-•----
•• --N-
• M-1•-n-
•
•-••-ttN-e1-w•---••-•N-
•1-•N-NW-nW-IIN-
•
-+
NH-+
l Compliments
._
i i I
I I
of
1
J• W• Fergusson &S ons
'i
·PRINTERS SINCE 1845
if i
I
RICHMOND
111t -
I
I
!
1111-•+
•
=
I w ,HITTET & i i I SHEPPERSON I !!! . I
u11-t
l
* * *
i
1111 -
!!:
i I i
i i
1111-
!
l
''Our Hundredth Year "
l I J._ .,_.,_,._,._.,_,._., ___,._,__ ,._,,_,, ___ ._,_ ..
[ 9"6]
j
i
--.l.
'
I
.,
...
-.,
... .· ·-·
..\ "··'-~ ,
'
.
. -·~
. ,.
-·