WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW
To Dr. Robert F. Smart, our teacher, advisor, and trusted friend-We, the members of the 1962 WEB staff, are proud to dedicate this book to you.
DR. ROBERT F. SM_ART Dean of Richniond College
DR. GEORGE M. MODLIN
Dr. Geo rge M. Mod lin has cont inue d to give the Univ ersit y of Richn1ond exce llent lead ersh ip ¡whi ch is evid ent by the cons tant grow th of both the phys ical and scho lasti c aspe cts of the Univ ersit y. His dedi catio n to the Univ ersit y of Rich mon d, and his cons tant desi re to impr ove educ ation is grea tly appr ecia ted. We, the mem bers of the staff and the stud ent body , wish to than k Dr. Mod lin for his man y year s of unselfish serv ice.
TREASURER
DR. CHARLES H. WHEELER. III
Basing the operation of our University on sound financial policy, Dr. Charles H. Wheeler has served as Treasurer since 1942. Though we often associate the office of Treasurer to the job of collecting fees, the nu1nerou s scholarships, loans, and other financial aids a re
provided by the Treasurer. Through careful investments and a progressive building program, we are indebted to Dr. Wheeler and his staff for their contributions in making ¡our University the outstanding institution it is today.
Dr. R. C. McDanel leads the academic procession to Cannon Memorial Chapel.
l\1ARGUERITE ROBERT S B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Westham pton College
ELIZABE TH ANN KASPAR B.A., lVI.A. Dean of Women Students
W. DAVID ROBBINS B.A., M.B.A., Ph.D. Dean of the School of Business
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MELVIN L. GREENH UT B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Dean of the Business School
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RO BER T F. SM AR T B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Dea n of Ric hmo nd Col lege
WIL LIA M T. MU SE B.A., LL.B., S.J .D. of the T. C. Wil liam s Sch ool of Law
EDWARD F. OV ERT ON B.A., M.A., Ph.D . Dea n of Sum.mer Sch ool
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CLA REN CE J. GRAY B.A., M.A. Dea n of JV/ en Stud ents
BEN JAM IN C. HOLTZCLAW A.B., B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Dea n of the Gra dua te Sch ool
SPENCER DELANCY ALBRIGHT B.A., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science
LEWIS F. BALL A.B., Ph.D. Professor of English
ROBERT C. BARKER B.M., M.M. Instructor in Jll[usic
MARY D. BEATY B.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Classics
THOMAS S. BERRY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics
CHARLES BOWDEN B.S., M.S. Instructor in Physics
ADELBERT E. BRADLEY, JR. A.B., M.A., Ph.D Associate Professor of Speech
IRBY BLAND BROWN B.A., M.A. Instructor in English
GEORGE M. BRYDON, JR. B.S. Instructor in Mathematics
JACK DENNING BURKE B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology
MARTHA BELLE CALDWELL B.A., M.A. Instructor in Art
.ADDISON DABNEY CAMPBELL B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics
JEANNE CAMPBELL Part-time Instructor in Painting and Sculpture
MERTON E. CARVER A.B., M.A .. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology
l\i1A TILDA D. CHALKLEY B.A., M.D. Assistant Professor of Physiology and Hygiene Westhampton College Physician
AUGUSTA STUART CHAPMAN B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor in Physical Education
HANNAH COKER A.B. Assistant Professor of Music
VIRGINIA A. CROWLEY B.A., M.A. Instructor in English
WILLIA1V1 S. CUDLIPP, JR. LL.B. Associate Professor of Law
NOBLE E. CUNNINGHAM, JR. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History
W. HARRISON DANIEL B.A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History
NIARIANNE DUTY B.A., A.M. Instructor in English
JAMES B. ERB B.A., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music
ROBERT J. FILER B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology '
E. ELWOOD FORD B.A., LL.B., C.P.A. Associate Professor of Accounting
EUNICE M. FOY B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Spanish
WIILLIAM JUDSON GAINES A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages
GEORGE GOULDIN B.S., M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages
EDWARD WADSWORTH GREGORY, JR. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology
FRANCES W. GREGORY B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History
FACULT AUSTIN E. GRIGG B.A .• M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology
WILLIAM B. GUTHRIE B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English
WOODFORD BROADUS HACKLEY A.B., M.A., A.M. Professor of Latin
FREDERICK T. HARDY A.B., ~1.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Track Coach
THOMAS
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A.B. Assistant Professor of Biology
LAURENCE R. HAWKINS, JR. B.A. Assistant Professor of Military Science
NATHANIEL H. HENRY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English
ELIZABETH B. HESCH B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Jiiathematics
H. LESTER HOOKER, JR. A.B., ~1.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Basketball Coach
RICHARD E. HUMBERT B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Associate Professor of Physical Education
GEORGE WOOD JENNINGS A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics
L. D. JOHNSON B.A., Th.M., Th.D. Professor of Bible
ROBERT A. JOHNSTON B.A .. M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of University Center for Psychological Services
FRANCIS B. I(EY B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of lVlathematics
SUZANNA KIDD B.A., M.M. Instructor in Music
D. ORVILLE LARY B.S., LL.D., LL.M. Professor of Law
EMA.NUEL M. LAST B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Marketing
THOMAS E. LAVENDER B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages
ROBERT A. MacDONALD B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of ll1 odern Languages ROBERT C. MARKHAM B.A., LL.B., M.A. Instructor in English
RALPII C. McDANEL B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. Professor of History
BETTY COMPTON McMULLIN B.A. Instructor in 111atheniatics
MARY JANE MILLER B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Physical Education
TIMOTHY MILLER A.B., B.Mus., M.Mus., D.Mus. Associate Professor of Music and Director of Music
JAMES A. l\10NCURE B.A., . M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History
CLARENCE MONK B.A., B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics
CHARLES H. NEWTON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology
NELL OOSTHOCK A.B., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education
VERNE E. PA TE B.S. Professor of iVlilitary Science and Tactics
JAMES W. PAYNE, JR. B.A., LL.B., LL.M. Professor of Law
FACUL'f EDWARD CRONIN PEPLE B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English
JOHN STANTON PIERCE B.A., M.S., Ph.D., D.Sc. Professor of Chemistry
W. ALLAN POWELL B.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry
0. WILLIAM RHODENHISER B.A., B.D., Th.1\1., Th.D. Associate Professor of Bible
NOLAN ERNEST RICE A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology
JOHN R. RILLING B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History
WILLIAM W. RITTER, JR. B.S., B.A., lVI.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Spanish
MARJORIE J. RIVENBURG B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Latin
JOSEPH CLARKE ROBERT A.B., A.1\1. , Ph.D., LL.D., Litt.D. Professor of History ::-...
MARGARET ROSS B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of English
MARGARET T. RUDD B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Spanish
HILTON RUFTY Associate Professor of Music
F. DAVID SANDERS B.A., M.A. Instructor in English
GLEN L. SHIVEL, JR. B.S. Associate Professor of Military Science
N. WILFORD SKINNER B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of German
BILLY WARREN SLOOPE B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Adjunct Associate Professor of Physics
DALE D. SPOOR S.B. Instructor of Business Administration
JANE STUART SMITI-I B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of German
SAMUEL WHITEFIELD STEVENSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English
JOHN CLAIBORN STRICKLAND, JR. B.A., M.A .. Ph.D. Professor of Biology
MARION JEFFRIES STOKES B.A., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics
JACKSON J. TAYLOR B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Physics
I-JER1\1AN P. THOMAS B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Econo1nics
WILLIAM EDGAR TROUT, JR. A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry
UNIVERSITY FACULTY f '
FRANCES D. WESSELLS B.A., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education
WARWICK R. WEST, JR. B.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology
R. BARRY WESTIN B.A., M.A. Instructor in English
J. HUNDLEY WILEY B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology
ALTON WILLIAMS A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Speech and Dramatic Arts
ELLSWORTH WILTSHIRE B.A., LL.B., S.J .D. Professor of Law
WILLIAM S. WOOLCOTT B.S., M.A., Ph.D. A ssociate Pro fessor of Biology JAMES ESSEX WORSHAM, JR. B.S., M.S .. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Ch emistry
IN MEMORIAM Dr. Garnett Ry land, Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus, passed away on February 2, 1962 at the age of 91. A member of the family asso~ ciated with the University since its beginnings, Dr. Ryland became head of the Department of Chemistry in 1917. He attracted world-wide attention for his work with volatile substances,, and his discoveries have been of great value in the production of industrial chemicals. But Dr. Ryland was more than a chemist. He was an exacting teacher ot1tside as well as inside the classroon1. He was always concerned with the spiritual as well as the intellectual growth of his students. The memory of Dr. Ryland and his service to his com1nunity, his church, and to his students will live on.
Dr. Garnett Ryland
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THOMA S N. POLLA RD, JR. B.A., M.A_. Directo r of Adm.iss ions and Registr ar Richmo nd College
CATHE RINE BELL B.A., M.A. Westha mpton College Registr ar
JOSE M. CABAN ILLAS B.S .. lVLS., LL.B. Law Libraria n
JOSEP H E. NETTL ES Alumni'. Secreta ry and Directo r of Public Relatio ns
LESLIE S. BOOKE R B.A. Alumna e Secreta ry
MARTH A STEWA RT Directo r of Buildin gs, 'ff/ esthamp ton College
STAFF lRVIN B. CL~ARK Superin tendent of Buildin gs and Ground s
CECIL F. JONES B.S., C.P.A., M.S. in Bus. Admin. Auditor
MR. AND MRS. GUY L. SCOTT Richmo nd College Host and Hostess Dormito ry Counsel ors
BETTY JEAN SEYMOUR B.A., M.R.E. Director of Religious Activities Westhampton College
PHILIP R. HART B.A., B.D., M.A. Director of Religious Activities Richmond College
ROBERT M. STONE LL.B. Director of Student Center
J. LANGDON MOSS M.D. Richm,ond College Physician
MRS. EDNA B. TINSLEY R.N. Richmond College Nurse
ELIZABETH B. MILES R.N. Westhampton College Nurs e
STAFF MRS. MARION BROWN Assistant Dormitory Director, Richmond C allege
MRS. VASHTI S. GROSSO Dormitory Director, Rich1nond College
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MARY ELLEN ANDERSON A.B., 1\1.A. Director of Admissions, Westhampton College
MISS ELIZABETH WAMPLER
MISS PAMELA KOCH
MISS SANDRA DIXON
MISS JOAN BISHOP
MISS JUDITH COOKE
MISS DALE BOATWRIGHT
dl1d/I MISS MARY DOUGLASS
MAY MISS JUDITH ACREE
MISS JUDITH CASHION
MISS TONI COUSINS
MISS BARBARA DAVIES
MISS DARLENE MORGAN
COURT MISS SANDRA NUNN
MISS TUCl(ER SMART
MISS MARGARET TAYLOR
MISS ELIZABETH WAMPLER
MISS MARTHA WREN
Westhamp ton College Governme nt Association
JUDY ACREE President
When Westhampton College was first opened in September, 1914, the College Government Association was established. Its president, Celeste Anderson ( O'Flaherty), and the dormitory president, Louise Reames (Hundley), presided over the Honor System, the College Government organization, and the Residence Council. The original organization has been revised through the years to meet the needs of a student body which has grown from eighty-two to six hundred. The Westhampton College Government Association, with its honor system, is prized by the student body as its choice heritage.
COLLEGE COUNCIL. Left to right , seated: Pat Long, Nancy Holland, Judy Acree, Mary Douglass. Standing: Alice Hall, Jo Ellett, Pam Koch, Nancy Loughridge, Connie DeVane, Judy Cooke, Pat Dix, Archer Randlette, Jane Thompson, Tuckie Smart, Nancy Richardson, Julie Perkinson.
NORTH COURT RESIDE NCE COUNCIL. Left to right, seated: Carolyn Anthony , Judy Cooke, Cecelia Stiff. Standing : Peggy St. Clair, Kendal East, Jackie Gates.
HONOR COUNCI L. Left to right, seated: Pat Dix, Julie Perkinso n, Judy Acree. Standing : Mary Douglass , Beth Holland, Joyce Garner, Judy Conke, Jackie Gates.
TOWN COUN·C IL. Left to right, seated: Dottie Williams , Pat Dix, Susan Grable. Standing : Diane Lester, Joyce Garner, Dodie Benson.
SOUTH COURT RESIDE NCE COUNCIL. Left to right, seated: Beth Holland, Mary Douglass . Standing : Sandra Dixon, Jane Crouch, Bet Burruss.
Richmond Colleg Student Governm nt
JOHN A. CLAYTON President
Every student who enters Richmond College is a member of the Student Government Association. The purpose of this organization is to function as the supreme instrument of government in regulating the affairs of the student. In ret11rn, the student is expected to cooperate with his fellow students by taking an active interest in the association and by helping to encourage and uphold high standards of honor in all phases of
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campus life. The organization of the Government Association is modeled after that of the national government: executive, legislative, and judiciary. The executive branch is headed by the president and includes the other officers of the Association. The House of Representative s and the Senate form the legislative branch while the Honor Council is the judicial branch.
Clark-Vice-Pre sident, John Vaughan-Secre tary, Pat Burke-Treasur er.
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HONOR COUNCIL. Left to right, seated: Russell Robertson, Ross Hotchkiss, Cary Gravatt. Standing: Bing Garthright, Michael Foreman, Ernest Robinson, Joel Stempil, Jim DeAngelis.
RICHMON D COLLEGE SENA'TE. Left to right: Charlie Porter, Dave Gammon, Dave Pouchot, Dave Fuller, Scot Strother, Bill Clark, president, Jim McClung, Jerry Parr, Russ Siler, Ronnie Floyd.
HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES. Left to right, seated: Eddie Cohen, L.ee Blevins, Thon1as Summerel l-Speaker of the House, Jerry Puryear, Al Grubb, Bill Taliaferro. Standing, first roiv: Shannon Hauser, Jerry Mears, Jim Morg.an, Bari Novey, Rick Boucher, Al Millar, John Daugherty, Robert Stubblefiel d, Les Webb, Barry Goldin. Second roiv: Tom Hill, Jerry Becker, J. C. Phillips, Randy Shotwell, John Buck, Steve Slaughter.
The Student Governme nt Associati on of the School of Business Administ ration counts every full-time student as a member. It was establishe d by the students as a self-gover ning organizat ion. Its purpose is to represent and further the best interests of the student body and the entire school. A constant effort is made to bring about cooperati on and efficiency among the different student organizat ions. The guiding principles of the Associati on, its componen t bodies, and its individua l members has been honor. All its actions are motivated by the spirit of personal responsib ility and individual integrity which are the recognize d fundamen tals of character to be found in the School of Business Administ ration. BRUCE ENGLE President
Sch ool of Business Student Government
STUDENT GOVERNM ENT OFFICERS . L.e ft to right, seated: Dave Burke, Steve Massei, Jerry Cohen. Standing: Jack Hastings, Gus James, Al Templeton .
HONO R COUNC IL. Left to right: Bill Fuqua, John Purcel l, Gordon Hamle t, Tex Hudson , Jerry Robert son.
SENAT E. Left to right: John Purcell , Jack Hasting s, Steve Massei , Gus James.
The T. C. Williams School of Law
The T. C. Williams Student Bar Association fulfilled its purpose of supplementing the law student's curriculum by actively sponsoring many varied functions this year. Comprised of all the students of the Law School, this organization attempts to function for the benefit of all its members. During the fall, the main concentration was directed to accommodate the first year students to adjust to their new surroundings. A very thorough Orientation Program which was followed by a "Smoker" to enable the new students to meet informally with the faculty and upper classmen was arranged. Other first semester activities included the annual dance following the Bar Exam and the Christmas Party for underprivileged children. In the spring the Bar worked in organizing Law Day which was held in conjunction with the Alumni. Also the Spring Picnic was held as the last parting gesture prior to exams. STUART ATKINSON President
Law School Student Government STUDENT BAR. Left to right, first row: Stuart Atkinson, Frank Smith. Back row: John Pedigo, Pete Joyner.
IFC. Left to right, first row: Boyd Collier, George Farley, Frank Cowen, Susan Haggarty, Stuart Atkinson. Second row: Mr. Lahy, Marvin Hillsman, Edward Bryant, Wallace Sink, Bill Boice, Arthur Lamhiotte.
HONOR COURT. Left to right, first row: Ed Early, Jim Kauffman, Jerry Adams. Second row: Clif White, Wil Hotze.
CIRCUIT REPRESENTATIVES. Left to right, first row: John Renick, Tom Betz. Second row: George Tribble, L.en Owens, Art Koch.
BARRY V. KlRKPATRICK Editor-in-Chief
MEN'S DIVISIONS
The 1962 WEB will long preserve the memories and moods of the school year 1961-62. All phases of University life-people, places, even events, and activities-are gathered into a single volume of pictures and copy encompassing Westhampton and Richmond Colleges, the B11siness School, and the Law School.
Class Editor, Bill Ryan Fraternity Editor, Fred Bateman Organizations Editor, John Daugherty Sports Editor, Randy Fitzgerald Law School Representative, Fred Creekmore Business School Representative, Jim Arnold WESTHAMPTON EDITORS ¡C lass Editor, Julia Williams Organizations Editor, Jane Crouch Sports Editor, Joan Lee Wright
WEB CLASS STAFF. Left to right, first row: Donna Mezger, Linda Bradley, Julia Williams, Cecelia Stiff. Second row: Charlotte Hines, L.inda Richardson, Ann Hurd, Wren Dawson.
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Asso ciat e Edit or
MARY HUMMEL Bus ines s Man ager
Wri ght , WE B STA FF. Lef t to ri.g ht: Dor is Joy ner , Joa n Lee Mar y Alic e Grif fith , Lee Ble vins , art edit or. yloc k. Fra tern ity Staf f: Jim Smi th, Fre d Bat ema n, Bill Bla
k. Bar bar a Har ton , Jo Ann e Cro ppe r, Ele ano r Bec and Men 's Clas s Sta ff: Joh n Buc k, Bill Rya n, Roy Ada ms, Bob Sca rbo rou gh.
\VA YNE HARMON 111 en's Divisions Editor
DIANE LIGHT Editor-in-Ch ief
Richmond Collegian has presented this year a campus weekly offering a variety of news and features. THE COLLEGIA N has sought to continue to serve as an effective means of campus communi cation, in both news and student opinion. Depth in news coverage as well as informati ve, entertaini ng, and thought provoking articles has been the aim of this year's staff. THE RICHMON D COLLEGIA N
Begun in 1914 as a four column, four page paper, THE COLLEGIA N has advanced in size and quality to its present status. Diligent efforts by this year's business staff bro11ght about increased advertising; this in turn enabled the editorial staff to publish at least six pages every week. Efficient reporters and alert copy readers working in the newspaper office and at the print shop helped to improve the quality of this year's COLLEGIA N.
FEATURE WRITERS : Phil Bagley, Gus James, Louis Zincone, George Tidy.
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REPORTERS. Left to right: Susan Shirk, Mimi Brent, Lee Whitley. Standing: Bettie Lee Currel1, Sharon Robertson, Ann Cosby.
EDITORIAL STA.FF. Left to right: Don Dale, Beth Edwards, George Tiller, Archer Randlette.
Charles Cloe Sports Editor.
BUSINESS STAFF. Les Webb, Carolyn Wiltshire, Dick Alford.
NANCY CARMACK Acting Editor
The Messenger A literary magazine, written and edited by University students, The Jl,1 essenger has enjoyed a prominent place among University publications. Now published quarterly, it contains such features
as short stories, essays, poetry, and illustrations. Conservative in tone, Tlie Messenger affords the students a medium for self-expression along more creative lines.
MESSENGER STAFF. Left to right: Barbara Sue Oglesby, Pat Waddell, Ann Corpening.
WCRC RADIO . Ed Shrum -Chief Engine er, Bill Jennin gs -Stati on Manag er, Fred Troll- Consu lting Engine er.
George Tiller -Progr am Directo r, Mike Jarrett -Musi c Librari an, Ranny Carlet on-Mu sic Directo r, Don DaleContin uity.
W. C. R. C. WCRC, an outgrowth of the old Radio Guild , finally came to life Novem ber 2, 1961. Throu gh the techni cal knowledge of Frede rick Troll and Edgar V. Shrum , and under the direct ion of Bill Jennin gs, Statio n Mana ger, the mode rn facilit ies
that are house d on the fourth floor of the Stude nt Activities Build ing now provid e the Unive rsity of Richm ond with a mode rn and entert aining method of comm unicat ion.
s. Standin g: Bill WCRC STAFF . Left to right, seated: Caroly n Shields , Carol B aldwin , Betty Lou Giles, Rose Marie Paradi Howar d Marley , , Whitfie ld, John Hopkin s, John Fugate , Mel Stiriss, Tom Yeama n, Chuck Harriso n, Steve Boykin Mike Forem an.
Baptist Student Union BSU. Left to right, seated: Bonnie Barron, Nancy Wickers, Rod Hale, Jerry Smith. Second row: Joyce Sanford, Cynthia Morgan, Judy Ca5hion, Gail Lush, Miss Betty Jean Seymour, Allen Puffenberger. Third row: Mr. Phil Hart, Harold Leach, Frank Fisher, Fred Watts.
BSU Mission Work
The success of the Baptist Student Union lies in its ability to meet the needs of each Baptist student; thus it endeavors to include all facets of Christian living in its yearly activities. The program begins with a bus tour to acquaint new st11dents with Richmond churches. Bimonthly
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campus meetings, a Christn1as caroling party, fellowship suppers, and state BSU meetings provide meaningful gatherings. Practical experience may be gained through participation in the city missions and goodwill centers and on the many youth revival teams.
Canterbury Club The Canterbury Club has been a part of the religious organizations on the campus since November 26, 1946 when a group of students signed a petition requesting the establishment of a club for all interested Episcopalians. Bi-monthly meetings are
held on Sunday nights at St. Stephen's Church. Under the guidance of their faculty advisor, Dr. Edward Peple, and the rector of St. Stephen's, Dr. Reno S. Harp, Jr., these stu_dents have participated in Christian fellowship through study, play, and worship.
CANTERBURY CLUB. L.e ft to right, first row: Mimi Brent, secretary, Charles Franzman, president, Betsy Uhl, vice president, T. J. Moore. Second row: Chuck Davison, Francie Mitchell, Joanna Holland, Ellen Clute, Elsa Queen, Susan Terry. Third row: Louis Allen, Dabney Lee, Jahn Summs, Baillie Brown, Allen Saunders, Mike Jarrett.
HILLEL. Left to right, seated: Barry Goldin, Gail Marcus, Nancy Berkowitz, Hedy Bernard, Eddie Cohen. Standing: Frank Kress, Phil Okum, Teddy Friedman, Sherman Malech, Steve Seltzer, Bari Novey.
Hillel Foundation Tl1e aim of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation is to offer Jewish students a religious, cultural, and social background. Its purpose was successfully
carried out this year by means of an interplay of activities and contributions to the University.
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Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation, through its regular meetings, retreats, conferences, work: with the Children's Home, and partici pa ti on in the activities of several local churches, seeks to off er Methodist students an opportunity to further their Christian
experience during their stay in the University community. With the aid of the Rev. Donald S. Stanton, Richmond's full-tin1e Wesley Director, the local group has made strides in spiritu.al growth and contributions to the Christian co111munity.
WESLEY FOUNDATION. Left to right, seated: Linda Fridley, Letty Lee Sloan, Steve Lowe, Lean Copley, Aleta Goodwyn. First row, standing: Betty Harrell, Jo Ellen Ripley, Mary Jane Bacon, Judy Barnhart, Pat Dabney, Helen Henderson, Jean Robertson. Second row: Mr. Stanton-advisor, Ralph Fallin, James Green, George Snead, Wayne Stafford, Travis Harwood.
WESTMINSTER FELL.O W SHIP. Left to right, seated: Gloria Harris, Bing Garth.right, Mary Kay Williams, Don Roberts, Andy Baylor. First row stand,i ng: Sandra Belcher, Jonne Heatwole, Louisa Pastors, Pam Myers, Pat Waddell, Diane Byers. Second roiv: Ed Shrum, Roland Brandis, June I.Joge, Dick Marks, Milton Beattie, Kathy White.
Westminster Fellowship To challenge the student to enter a new world of spiritual thinking and commitment in relation to his campus, church, and world-this is the goal of Westminster Fellowship. The group also stresses a growing understanding of one's own convictions and the opportunity to become involved as adults i11 the Christian community and in the molding of
011r rapidly changing world. Meetings are held each Sunday evening at St. Giles Presbyterian Church. Interest seminar groups on such topics as modern drama, campus problems, psychology and religion, and theology meet at the convenience of their members.
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Newman Club The Newman Club, founded by John Henry Cardinal Newman, gives the Catholic student on the secular campus opportunities to strengthen his or her religion through the discussion of topics of religious, cultural, and social importance. The
weekly meetings on Sunday .nights at St. Bridget Rectory include religious instruction by the chaplain on various topics. The club also sponsors social functions.
N~~~AN CLUB. L,e ft to right, first row: Father Sutton, unidentified, Tom Seccia, John Sheranek, Bob Scarborough,
V1rg1n1a Nuara, Allen Wall. Second row: John Palochak, Kathy Fallin, Ann Shoftsella, Betsy Wolf, Pat Guerin, unidentified. Third row: Nick Eubank, Steve Macik, Bill Ventura, Jack Sullivan, Dave McDonald.
RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COUNSEL. Left to right, first row: Eddie ¡C ohen, Francie Mitchell, Barbara Harrell, Kitty Connaway, Gail Marcus, Preston Forbes. Second row: Nancy Vaughan, Nancy Richardson, Mimi Brent, Jean Copley, Ann Perry. Third row: Steve Stutzman, Bari Novie, Charles Franzman, Rod Hale, Gordon Porter, Jerry Smith.
Religious Activities Council The coordinating organization for all the different denominational groups of the campus is the Religious Activities Council. Representative members are the Baptist Student Union, Canterbury Club, Hillel Foundation, Newman Club, Wesley Foundation, Westminster Fellowship, Ministerial Association, YMCA, and YWCA. The Council sponsors the daily evening watch services and the
Vesper services. The RAC also serves as the coordinating body for the annual Religious Emphasis Week which is one of the most impressive examples of the cooperation, the goodwill, and spirit upon which the operation is founded. This group embodies the spirit of complete sincerity, friendship, and most of all, a deep respect for the other person's faith.
YW¡CA. Left to right, first row: Coach Hu1nbert, Roland Brandis, Ken Allison, Rucker Burnette, Dr. Albright. Second row: Dean Chavers, Allan Yung, James Nicholson. Third row: Bob Meiggs, Mr. Hart, Jerry Smith, Paul Jones. Fourth roiv: Mac Angell, Charlie Wyatt, Fred Watts, Tex Hudson. Fifth row: Ahner Anthony, Howard Marley, Ed Weber, Tom Hill.
Youn g Men's Chris tian Assoc iation
The YMCA at the University of Richmond is one of the six hundred college "Y's" in this country. The "'Y" has one goal of helping the student maintain constant Christian maturity. The programs of the "Y" are aimed at the student to provide spiritual, intellectual, and social development.
One of these programs, World University Service, provides all university students with a program of individual aid to destitute students throughout the world. Other activities include sponsoring the printing of the Student Directory and fielding intramural teams.
YWCA. Left to right, seated: Molly Riggins, Ann Bennett, Nancy Richardson, Miss Betty Jean Seymour. Standing: Jeanie Harrison, Nancy Wickers, Bonnie Barron, Lee Hill, Elaine Johnson, Beth Davis, Pat Cox, Sharon Leith. Not Pictured: Judy Cashion, Miss Augusta Chapman.
Young Women's Christian Association
Through its various programs and activities, the Westhampton College YWCA seeks to bring each student to a growing awareness of her responsibility to God, her fellowman, and herself. Participation in such projects as the World University Service Campaign and the work with the girls at the Bon Air School help each girl to realize
the needs of others, while monthly programs and dorm devotions are an attempt to guide her into an understanding of her personal involvement in these needs and into a closer relationship with God. The work of the YWCA is carried on under the guidance of its advisors, Miss Betty Jean Seymour and Miss Augusta Chapman.
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Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association aims to increase the spiritual life of ministerial students, to increase their participation in all proper college activities,
to help place students in missions in the city, to aid in sending students to supply vacant pulpits, and to exert a spiritual influence on the student body.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Left to right, first row: Rod Hale, Allen Wells, Eddie Garrett, Ernest Boyd, Dick Nicholson. Second row: Taylor Cousins, Jim Luck, Michael Jarrett, Russ Baker, Jerry Smith, Allen Puffenberger, Charles Pendleton. Third row: John Willis, Dennis McEntire, Art Kennedy, Bob Moffett, Earl Crouch, Gordon Porter, John Herring, Howard Smith. Fourth row: Lanny Horton, Lynwood Prince, Bill Russell, Joe Stanley, ¡C olidge Porterfield. Fifth row: Robert Dawson, Elton Cooke, Otis Wheelhouse, Bob Young, Jack Hodges, Steve O'Neill, Bryan Nuckols, Fred Linkenhoker.
A. I. P. The student section of the AIP, open to all students interested in physics, is a member group of the American Institute of Physics, the professional organization of American physicists. Its aims are to encourage the study of physics and to aid st11dents in developing qualities helpful in their future
careers. Its services include bringing to campus visiting lectures and interesting films, and supplying information about graduate studies. The Association meets every other Tuesday in the Student Center, and all interested pre-ministerial students are invited to attend.
Dr. Addison D. Campbell, Advisor Walter H. Carter, Jr., President Thomas C. Smith, Vice-President Mary Louise Grayson Foy, Secretary Neill Orr, Treasurer Paul E. Cohen Pauline Frances Fones
Albany D. Grubb Nathalie Dean Harwood Donald F. Hunt Ralph Palmieri, Jr. Ronald M. Pugh Harold I_J. Smith William R. Tolbert
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St ud en t Ed uc ati on As so cia tio n The Willia m L. Prince Chapt er of the Stude nt Educa tion Assoc iation was first establ ished in 1947 as a Futur e Teach ers' Assoc iation of Amer ica and was renam ed four years ago. The memb ers in-
elude those studen ts who are intere sted in the teachi ng profes sion and in educa tion. These students autom atical ly becom e a part of the N.E.A . and the V .E.A. of which the chapte r is a branc h.
e Morga n, Barbar a STUDE NT EDUCA TION ASSOC IATION . Left to right, first row: Sandra Nunn, Martha Wren, Darlen Gayle Jones, Doris JoyDavies . Second row: Cherry Blanto n, Susan Herefo rd, Caroly n Whitta ker, Elsa Queen. Third row: ner, Tuckie Smart, Lucy Hardy, Jo Ripley , Miss Spangl er.
, Dr. Ekey-A dvisor , SO¡C IETY FOR THE ADVA NCEM ENT OF MANA GEMEN T. Left to right, first row: John Hastins Second row: Wayne Jim Teach ey-Pre sident , Dave Burke -Vice Preside nt, John Green -Treas urer, Jim Arnold -Secre tary. row: Frank Hoots, Paul, Charle s Leber, Curtis Ballard , Jack Christi an, Steve Massei , Joe Gragna ni, Jim Snapp. Third Cross, Roy Adams , Elwood Edward s, Kent McNew , John Purcell , Jack Sulliva n, Phil Wade, Bob Warren . Fourth row: Elmo nn, James Sprous e, Decker Bristow , Nick Euban k, Steve Meyers , Art McGee , Al Templ eton. Fifth row: Claus Lehma Hudson , Robert Toler, Graham Raglan d, James Duniva n, Bob Trent, Ernie Jordan , Charle s Taliafe rro. Sixth row: Tex Dave West, Gus James, Bob Stewar t, Jerry Robert son, Forres t Perrin, J. P. Burke, Bill Mezger . Sevent h row: Steve Catlett , James Lumpk in, Jim Slaugh ter, Jim Hilden brand, Bob Scarbo rough. Last row: Jerry Cohen.
Soc iety for the Ad van cem ent of Ma nag em ent The Societ y for the Advan cemen t of Manag ement is an organ izatio n whose purpo se is to promote and stimu late intere st in the princi ples of scientific manag ement . A studen t to be eligib le for memb ership must be
either a memb er of the junior or senior class and a candid ate for the Bache lor of Science degre e in Busin ess Admi nistra tion, or a gradu ate worki ng for a Maste r of Scienc e degre e in Busin ess Adminis tration .
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Psychology Club The Psyc holog y Club has as its purp ose the develop ment of an inter est in, and an unde rstan ding of, the class room . Mont hly meet ings enga ge speak ers from the Univ ersity facul ty in addit ion to other Virg inia colle ges. Field trips and proje cts in the Scien ce Fair as well as fello wshi p help coord inate
inter ests of the stude nts and facul ty. The club is comp osed of mem bers of W estha mpton and Rich mond Colle ge stude nt body and faculty. Inter ested non-m embe rs and mem bers of Psi Chi also atten d the meet ings.
te Rorre r, Rylan d Ream y, Gail MatPSYC HOLO GY CL'U B. Left to right, seated : Dr. Carve r, Dr. Filer, Anne Atkin son, Annet Lush, Carol yn Logan , Pat Kwa, Gail hews, Dr. Grigg , Dr. Johns ton. Stand ing, first row: Judy Cooke , Bonn ie Deem s, ler, Carol yn Hodn ett, Marsh a Sulliv an, Nancy Hootm an, Nancy Berko witz, Shiela Schoh at, J. C. Shepa rd, Mary Lou Mosch Nancy Holla nd. Back row: Ben Scafid i, Rober t Evere tt, Mr. Keys, Dr. Leftw ich.
Seat, Rober t Toler . Secon d row: Lee PHILO LOGI ANS. Left to right, first row: Al Millar , Rober t Goard , John Buck, Phil oroug h. Strou d, Charl ie Wyatt , B. B. Allen, Franc is Reibs amen, Judso n Booke r, Rober t Scarb
Ph ilo lo gi an Li te ra ry Society Rostr a et Penn a-th e abili ty to speak and write -is the motto of the Philo logia n Liter ary Socie ty. The society, the oldes t stude nt organ izatio n at Rich mond Colle ge, was foun ded in 1855 , and since that date, has main taine d high stand ards of speak ing and writi ng. Activ ities durin g the year
have inclu ded prese ntati on of histo ric films and bring ing inter estin g speak ers to the camp us. Membersh ip in the socie ty is confe rred by elect ion after the cand idate has shown inter est in speak ing and writi ng and has demo nstra ted this in an intro ductory essay or speec h.
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W es th am pt on C ou ns el or s Duri ng Orie ntati on Wee k the coun selo rs are respon sible for assis ting the new stud ents in their initi al adju stme nt to Wes tham pton cam pus life, and as a resu lt of spec ial train ing they are qual ified to help with any pers onal and soci al prob lems
whic h may arise thro ugho ut the year . It is hope d that this mor e exte nded prog ram may prov e to be bene ficia l and rewa rdin g to both stud ents and coun selor s.
Pat Dix, Dee Harw ood, Lyno re Katz , Gail Marc us. , Kirby Pat s, Hine lotte Char row: first , right to ft e L. ORS. NSEL COU ecelia Stiff. Third ro1v: Barb ara Davie s, C ¡ w, Barlo Judy Rich, Pat is, Morr Jean n, Dixo ra Sand , rtson Robe on Seco nd row: Shar row: Jo Hard y, Mimi Bren t, Donn a Houf f, Emil y Tuck ie Smar t, Jo Ellet t, Lucy Hard y, Ada Allen , Beth Holla nd. Four th ie Burk ett, Jeani e Harri son, Arch er Rand lette, Shor t, Shirl ey Easte r, Mari e Morr is, Eliza beth Viole tte, Ann Hurd , Marg Pegg y Dail, Val Brya nt, Bonn ie Barro n, Nanc y Wick ers.
Betsy Beale , Judy Cash ion. Seco nd row: Miss EL PICA RO. Left to right , first row: Pam Koch , Joan Bisho p, Shirl ey Kell, Kitty Conn away , Lisa Colem an, Adrie nne Cox. Rudd , Ador a Rees, Kend al East, Kare n Scott , Jane Crou ch, Lind a Holt,
E l Pi ca ro All enro lled Span ish stud ents are mem bers of the Span ish club . Repr esen tativ es from the Span ish class es and the Span ish majo rs com prise the governi ng boar d of El Picaro, and from this grou p the club officers are elect ed. Amo ng the annu al activities of the grou p are the pres enta tion of a play each fall and the spon sorin g of Pan- Ame rican cele bra-
tions in Apri l. Duri ng this time the club brin gs two disti ngui shed spea kers to the cam pus, one for a conv ocat ion and the othe r for a spec ial even ing prog ram cond ucte d entir ely in Span ish. This program attra cts stud ents and prof esso rs not only from the Univ ersit y, but from schools and colleges in the surr ound ing area .
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Forensic Council The Forensic Council has served since 1931 as a coordinator of all forensic activities. It is comprised of representatives from the Philologian Literary Society and the Debate Team. It sponsors an intramural debate tournament which is open to the general student body, and an international debate
with students from foreign countries. This year's topic for the international debate-Resolved: "It is better to be Red than Dead"-proved to be very interesting. The council strives to carry out its purpose of encouraging the development of forensics on our campus.
FORENSIC COUNCIL. Left to right: John Buck, Lee Stroud, Bing Garthright, Roland Brandis.
DEBATE TEAM. Le/ t to right, seated: Bonnie Higgins, Sandra Belcher, Walter Griggs, Gail Lush. Standing: Dr. Bert Bradley, Bing Garthright, Halver Belcher, Jerry Becker, Clark Robins, Ray Robertson, Russ Warren, Strother Smith, Wayne White, Roland Brandis.
Debate Team In addition to its participation in fourteen major tournaments throughout the country, the Debate Team continues its active program in forensics with exhibition debating before university grot1ps, high schools, and civic organizations. In intercollegiate competition the team, under the leadership of Dr. Bert Bradley, had its most successful season. The team captured first places at the Temple University Tournament and the
Georgetown University Tournament. Second place honors were taken at the Marshall Wythe To11rnament at Willian1 and Mary, the Dixie Classic Tournament at Wake Forest, and the Virginia Tau Kappa Alpha Tournament at Bridge,vater College. In March the team won first place at the District VII Elimination Tournan1ent at William and Mary. Along with this honor went the opportunity to debate at the United States Military Academy.
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R. C. M cD an el H is to ri ca l S oc ie ty The R. C. McD anel His tori cal Soc iety was foun ded on Dec emb er 12, 195 5, at the Uni vers ity of Ric hmo nd by a grou p of stud ents for the further ing of thei r kno wle dge and und erst and ing of
the wor ld in which we live. The Soc iety is nam ed for Dr. R. C. McD anel , Cha irm an of the Dep artmen t of His tory and a mem ber of the Uni vers ity facu lty for ove r thir ty yea rs.
Dani el, Rob ert Goar d, John Buck , Fran k Mas ters, Dr. d: seate t, righ to Left . IETY SOC CAL ORI HIST L ANE R. ¡C. McD tyre, Lee Stro ud, Shir ley East er, Marg ie Burk ett, Mcin Bill , Seat Phil row: nd Seco ight. Albr Dr. , cure Mon Dr. , Dr. McD anel ar, Stev e Stut zma n, B. B. Alle n, Dr. Cun ning Mill Al h, Smit ard How row: d Thir eal. McN ie Lesl la, Smo Sue Miss Greg ory, ham , Mr. Wes tin, Dr. Rob ert.
, Barb ara Cook , Sue Smit h. Stan ding : Mart y Cone , eron Dam e Anyc or, Tayl t gare Mar d: seate t, righ to t Le/ . HNE TEC KAL E ett, Elle n Nov emb er, Caro lyn Whi ttake r, Gail Lush , Ever Hale o, Barc Ann Jo ett, Garr yn Evel ner, War a Lind e, Elle n Clut pbel l. Julie Perk inso n, Miss Cald well , Jet Hurt , Miss Turn bull , Mrs. Cam
l( al e T ec hn e The Art Clu b is a rath er rece nt add itio n to the orga niza tion s on cam pus. Las t yea r a grou p of stud ents inte rest ed in art dec ided to form an art club . The mai n purp ose of the Art Clu b is to stimulat e the inte rest in art as wel l as prov ide an enjoya ble pro gram for all. Thi s club plan s vari ous trip s thro ugh out the yea r. In the fall the Art Clu b mad e a succ essf ul
ven ture to Was hing ton, D. C. and Balt imo re, JVIaryland to view the Kin g Tut disp lay and the Van Gogh exh ibiti on, resp ecti vely . The prer equ isite for elig ibili ty in the Art Clu b is an inte rest in art. The club welcomes all interested stud ents and striv es to buil d and stre ngth en this inte rest which will lead to the cult ural adv ance men t of the indi vidu al.
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MEN'S GLEE CLUB. Le/ t to right, first row: David Gammon, Moultrie Lanier, Bill Whitfield, Ed Meyer, Joe Tatum, Thomas Clarke, Randy Shotwell, Glen Lutz, Bill Russell, Wyatt Mapp, ¡C arolyn Wiltshire, accompanis t. Second row: Mr. James Erb, J. J. Jepson, Russ Baker, Denis McEntire, Russell Scruggs, Jerry Lindsey, Bill Mcintyre, Frank Collins, Jamil Najm, Don Scearce. Third row: Ashton Archer, Bob Meiggs, Rick Boucher, Steve Miller, Tom Benton, Robert Coligin, Jim Wagoner, Jim Ashworth, Clemens Boeut, Jerry Parr. Fourth row: Bob Bullock, Joe Tatum, Doug Maxey, Robert Jepson, Frank Lilliston, Harold Conner, Ken Philbrick, Jon Bolling, Bud Baker. Top roiv: Jim Richardson , L. R. Whitlow, Dave West, Jim Jeffers.
Men's Glee Club
The Universit y of Richmond Men's Glee Club has ended a very successfu l year under the direction of Mr. James Erb. The organizat ion is noted for its active student participat ion and administr ation. During the year the Glee Club sang its widely
varied repertoire at local Richmond churches and high schools and presented its annual Spring Concert on campus. The Glee Club publicize d the name of our Alma Mater by its trip to Florida which was made during Spring Vacation.
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WESTHAM PTON GLEE CLUB. Left to right, seated: ·Judy Cooke, Pat Shotton, ·Carol Gilbert. Beth Stafford, Gloria Harris, vice president, Marty Goding, president, Val Bryant, secret.ary, Bonnie Brooks, treasurer, Marcia Reider, ·C arol Winfield, Jeanie Harrison. Second row: Ann Cosby, Mr. Erb, Susan Grable, Marty Cone, Ginny Burcher, Barbara Gardner, Doris Joyner, Sandra Edwards, Pat Dabney. Third row: Brenda Matleck, Nancy Loughridge , Connie Burke, Jo Ripley, Nancy Curtis, Libby Schools, Nancy Saunders, Carolyn Parks, Mary Cro3s Brittle, Carolyn Jackson, Glenda Nicholas, Zanne Borum, Dale Minter. Fourth row: Gloria Ambrose, Lee Whitley, Pat Bankes, Joyce Stevens. Back roiv: Kitty Haller, Kris Sponsler, Susan Greenwood , Louisa Pastore, Lisa Coleman, Julia Williams, Carol Baldwin, Lea Perkins, Pat Stinson.
Westhampton Glee Club
The Westham pton College Glee Club, one of the most active organizat ions on our campus, had another remarkab le year. Under the direction of Mr. James Erb, the Glee Club toured Virginia and North Carolina with the Randolph -Macon Men's College Glee Club, presenting four Christmas programs . In addition, the SO-voice organizat ion sang frequently in Convocation and Chapel. Combined with the Universit y of
Richmond Men's Glee Club, the Westhamp ton Glee Club finished the year with an outstandin g Spring Concert in the Chapel. Officers were: Marty Goding, president ; Gloria Harris, vice-presi dent; Val Bryant, secretary; Bonnie Brooks, treasurer ; Beth Stafford, business manager; Carol Gilbert and Marcia Roider, librarians; and Ann Cosby and Miss Suzanne Kidd, accompan ists.
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UNIVER SITY CHOIR. Left to right, first row: Sharon Leith, Betsy Beale, Nancy Hudson, ¡C arol Fay Johnson , Nancy t, Hall, Sue Ligon, Elizabet h Smith, Betty Cheyney . Second row: Carolyn Powell, Liz Violette, Pam Koch, vice presiden Jean Morris, Betty Harrell, Joyce Sanford , Marilyn Mcintyre , Libby Wample r. Third row: Judy Gayhart, Letty Sloan, Bob Dunville , Randy Cox, presiden t, Gene Lassiter, secretary -treasure r, Mike Baskett, Holman Jennings , Sally Ahle, Carol DeRosa, Ann Cosby. Fourth row: Walker Glenn, Russ Baker, Warren Taylor, Bob Hasty, Colidge Porterfie ld, Stewart Medlin, Mike Geiger, John Willis, Sally Clark, Frances Pitchfor d, Carole Miller. Top row: Lee Walcott, Steve Stutzma n, Phil Jackson, Mac Angell, Ed Robinso n, Fred Linkenh oker, Willy Smith, Jim Rierson, George Sneed, Mr. Erb.
Choir
Under the directio n of Mr. James Erb, the University Choir has continu ed jn this, its eighth year, to provide the Univer sity and the surroun ding area with its usual high caliber of music and perform ance. The choir sang for the Virgini a Baptist State Conven tion in Arlingt on, and in Februa ry it pre-
sented The Passion Accord ing to St. John by J. S. Bach. This perform ance was the highlig ht of the year and include d guest soloists and orchest ra. In additio n the Choir toured Tidewa ter Virgini a and particip ated in its annual Spring Concer t.
CONCER T BAND. Left to right, first row: Ann Stowe, George Hazelton , Steve Blood, Ronald Odom, Sandra Shaw, Bill Noonan, Samanth a Embrey, Judy Metcalf, Charles Bahen, Dick Manยงon, Donna Lee Rowe, Lee Boatwrig ht. Second roiv: Al Millar, Ed Shrum, Dave Williams on, Wayne Paul, Jonne Heatwol e, Mac Angell, Joan Lee Wright, Bob Davies, Ed Bottoms, Dennis Nofsinge r, Bill Tolbert, Lee Hill, James Britton, Lee Stroud. Third roiv: Larry Boppe, George Snead, Linton Leary, Carl Erickson , Jim A.shwort h, John Buck, Lon Keim, Tommy Tucker. Standing : Mr. Barker, Charles McKinne y, Mary Susan Robinso n, Jim Mullen, J. J. Jepson. Not pictured : Jana Privette, Stuart Clough.
Un ive rsit y of Ric hm ond Ba nd MEMBE RS OF THE PEP BAND are Bill Noonan, Sandra Shaw, Judy Metcalf, Charles Bahen, Lee Stroud, Dick Manson, Lee Hill, Lee Boatwrig ht, Mac Angell, Wayne Paul, Ed Shrum, Al Millar, Stuart Clough, Dennis Nofsinge r, Bill Tolbert, John Willis, Carl Erickson , John Buck, Lon Keim, Jim Ashwort h, Linton Leary, George Snead, Charles McKinne y, Jim Mullen, Steve Blood, Thomas Moran, J onne Heatwol e, Mary Susan Robinso n.
University Players
UNIVERSITY PLAYERS. Le/ t to right, first row: Sue Hepler, Polly McDowell, Bonnie Barron, Susan Terry. Standing: John Daugherty, Carol DeRosa, Tom Callahan.
The University Players is the campus honorary dramatics group with a purpose of producing and promoting the various aspects of the stage. The major accomplishments of the Players during the 1961-1962 season included The Matchmaker, All The King's Men, and Between Two Thieves. The
production of All The King's Men, very successfully done, was a credit to the Players and received wide acclaim on campus. Membership is awarded by players' election on the basis of participation, interest, and ability in the dramatic arts.
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Orchesis
Orches is was establis hed at Westha mpton College in 1949. The group, under the directio n of Mrs. Frances Wessel s, particip ated in the ann11al Virgini a Dance Festiva l at the Virgini a Museum and the traditio nal May Day Ballet. The aim of Orches is is to stimula te an interest in the dance through creative and express ive performan ces. The c_lass emphas is is upon choreography and techniq ue. Any student wishing to join
may part1c1pate in the regular fall tryouts. An origina l dance must be present ed and selectio n is made on the basis of techniq ue, express iveness , and appare nt potenti ality. Those who are interest ed in dance, but do not feel qualifie d to compos e and perform an origina l creatio n may auditio n in a group techniq ue class for Junior Orchesi s which aims to develop and prepare girls for work in the senior organiz ation which is to come.
ORCHES IS. Left to right, first row: Joanna Holland, Sylvia Brown, Malinda Holderby . Second roiv: Carolyn Shields, Judy Carpente r, Sandra Dixon, Phyllis Pollack.
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All Campus Party The t\iVO campus political parties provide means by which candidate s are nominate d for the various campus offices. The All-Campus Party is made up of the following social fraternitie s: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Sigma Delta, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma, and Phi
Kappa Sigma. The second party, the Student Party, is composed of the following social fraternitie s: Pi Kappa Alpha, Theta Chi, Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Phi Delta Theta.
ALL CAMPUS PARTY. Left to right: Frank Horton, Dave Pouchot, Phil Bagley, Bus Garnett, Steve Miller, Rus Siler.
STUDENT PARTY. Left to right: John Daugherty, Jim Arnold, Harry Macintosh, Denny Brooker, Blanton Barnett, John Purcell, Norb Beville.
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ROTC Battalion Band
RO'TC BATIALIO N BAND. Left to right, first row: 1st Sgt. Georen, S/Sgt. Burch-Dr um Major, Cpl. Tucker, Pvt. Stuart, Pfc. Parr, Pfc. Erickson, Pvt. Marks, SFC Scott. Second row: Pfc. Mentzer, Cpl. Ferguson, Pvt. Peterson, Cpl. Jepson, Pvt. Mcintyre, Pfc. Wolfson, Pvt. Britton, Pfc. Hazelton. Third row: Pfc. Bahen, Sgt. Boope, Pvt. Tucker, Pvt. Cook, Pfc. Odom, Pfc. G. D. Gray, Pvt. D. T. Gray, Pfc. Snead, Pfc. Herndon. Fourth row: Pfc. Yeatts, Pfc. Powers, Pvt. Ashworth, Cpl. Myrick, Pvt. Underwood , Cpl. Shrum, Sgt. Novey, Cpl. Thomasson , Cpl. Harvey, Pfc. Puryear.
HONORARIES
Ph i Be ta l(a pp a The Epsilo n of Virgin ia Chapte r Officers and Faculty Membe rs
Preside nt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WALT ER F. SNYDE R Vice-Pr esident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W. ALLAN POWE LL Secreta ry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CLARE NCE J. GRAY Treasu rer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAULI NE TURNB ULL
I-I. Pearce Atkins Lewis F. Ball Mary D. Beaty Catheri ne Bell Thoma s S. Berry Irby B. Brown Noble E. Cunnin gham, Jr. Marian ne Beck Duty Robert J. Filer E. Wadsw orth Gregor y, Jr. William B. Guthrie Woodf ord B. Hackle y
Benjam in C. Holtzclaw May L. Keller Francis B. Key R·o bert A. MacDo nald Ralph C. McDan el Timoth y Miller George ·M. Modlin Helen A. Monsell William T. Muse James W. Payne, Jr. Edward C. Peple 0. William Rhoden hiser
John R. Rilling William W. Ritter Joseph C. Robert Margue rite Roberts Garnett Ryland N. Wilford Skinne r Billy W. Sloope Robert F. Smart Marion Jefferie s Stokes Herman P. Thoma s J. Josephi ne Tucker Ellswor th Wiltshi re
St11den t Membe rs
Charlot te Desper Adams Charles Ellery Clough Randol ph Calvin Cox, Jr. Raymo nd Morris on Fearno w Barbar a Louise Fohl Charles Valenti ne Franzm an, III Marsha ll Redfer n Frazer Aretie Callins Robert Richard Goard
Claude Carring ton Gravatt , Jr. J. Bradley Hunt Gunter Alice Verlan der Hall Neil Edward Hutche r Marion Wayne Johnson Paul Samuel Jones, Jr. Sandra Atkinso n Jones Barbar a Johann e Kelly Diane Keith Light
Gail Marie Matthews Karin Elizabe th Norden haug Robert Preston Nuttall Barbar a Sue Oglesby Clifton Linwood Parker Leslie Winsto n Smith Charles Daniel Stevens Mary Kathry n William s Patrici a Chewning Young
Mortar Board
MORT AR BOARD. Left to right: Iris Creedle, Diane Light, Julie Perkinson, Alice Hall, Judy Acree, Nancy Richardson, Dale Boatwright.
Judith Sanders Acree Ada Elizabeth Hayward Allen Barbara Dale Boatwright Miriam Lewis Brent Judith Grace Cooke Iris Layne Creedle Patti Ann Dix Alice Verlander Hall
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Elizabeth Jarvis Holland Diane Keith Light Patricia Ann Long Jean Wingo Morris Julia Lee Perkinson Mary Archer Randlette Nancy Dale Richardson
Omicron Delta l(ap pa
OMICRON DELTA KAPPA. Left to right: Mr. Philip Hart, Dean Muse, Russell Robertson, Dr. R. C. McDanel, Bradley Gunter, Bruce Engle, Ebb Williams, Cary Gravatt, John Clayton, Dr. Bert Bradley. Not pictured: Dean C. J. Gray, Stuart Atkinson, George Farley, Jerome Adams.
Founded at Washingt on and Lee Universit y in 1914, membersh ip into Omicron Delta Kappa is one of the highest honors a student may attain. Members hip is extended to those juniors and seniors who have shown preemine nce in two or excellence in three of the fallowing respects: scholarship, publicatio ns, forensic and dramatic activities, athletics and leadershi p in religious and social ac-
ti vi ties. The fraternity has a threeÂŁold purpose: to recognize men who have realized a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities, to bring together for reciproca l influence and benefit those representative men, and to enable prominen t individua ls of the faculty and student body to meet on a basis of common interests and mutual understan ding.
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Judith Sanders Acree Charlotte Desper Adarns Barbara Dale Boatwright David Lee Burke William Alexander Clark John Alfred Clayton Jerome Jay Cohen Iris Lyne Creedle Mary Bishop Douglass Joanna Sa vedge Ellett Bruce Roy Engle Charles Valentine Franzman, III William Drewry Fuqua Claud Carrington Gravatt, Jr. J. Bradley Hunt Gunter Alice Verlander Hall
Gordon Edward Han1let Richard Day Hylton Gus John James, II Paul Samuel Jones, Jr. Barry Vincent Kirkpatrick Pamela Jean Koch Diane Keith Light Christopher Stephen Massei, Jr. Julia Lee Perkinson Nancy Dale Richardson Rt1ssell Percy Robertson, Jr. Eleanor Tucker Smart Earl William Stoudt James Fleming Teachey Jane Bryant Thompson
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Alpha Society The Alpha Society was founded at the University of Richmond in 1957 to encourage and promote ( 1) a high standard of scholarship among the students in the Day Division of the School of Business Administratio n; ( 2) study and research
Faculty Members Herman P. Thomas '17, Marshal Melvin L. Greenhut, Vice-Marshal Thomas S. Berry, SecretaryTreasurer David C. Ekey E. Elwood Ford George W. Jennings Emanuel M. Last W. David Robbins
in problems of Business Administratio n; ( 3) establishment of sound ideas and high ideals in the theory and practice of Business Administratio n; and ( 4) fellowship and cooperation among its members.
Members in Course Class of 1961 Chester Merritt
Class of 1962 David Lee Burke Stephen Hunter Catlett Jack Eugene Ditt Gordon Lea Eanes Robert Torrence Farmer William Drewry Fuqua Stewart Lee Richardson, Jr. James Hunter Slaughter Wayne Lee Young
Class of 1963 Barry Eugene Saunders
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Phi Alpha Theta PHI ALPHA THETA . Left to right, seated: Dr. Albrig ht, Dr. Cunnin gham, Aretie Gallins , Charle s Franzm an, Dr. McDan el, Sandra Dixon, Samue l Gender son. First row standin g: Walter Griggs , Margie Burket t, Annett e Rorrer , Mimi Brent, Ann Bennet t, Marie Morris , Janet Parrish , ¡C arolyn Shields , Caroly n Logan, Alice Hall, Nancy Richar dson, Diane Light. Second row: Ed Weber , Frank Master , Dr. Robert , Dr. Daniel , Dr. Moncu re, Robert Nuttall , Jim Grant, Robert Goard, Mr. Westin .
• Pi Sigma Alpha , nation al political science honor ary society, was found ed at the Unive rsity of Texas in 1920 and establ ished at the Unive rsity of Richm ond as Beta Xi Chapt er April 12, 1953. Its purpo se is to stimul ate productiv e schola rship and intelli gent intere st in the subjec t of governme nt. Memb ership is open to facult y memb ers and all those studen ts who are outsta nding in the field of politic al science .
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Pi Sigma Alpha PI SIGMA ALPHA . Left t-o right seated: Dr. Albrigh t, Dr. Daniel , Dr. Robert , Dr. McDan el, Dr. Moncu re, William Thoma s. First row standin g: Calvin Alperin , Bob Hyman , Sandra Britton , Aretie Gallins , Ebb William s, Strothe r Smith, Dr. Rilling . Second roiv: 'I'homa s Davie, Rusty Robert son, Sam Kerr, Lynn Owens , Ken Allison , Mel Mannin g.
The Beta Mu Chapt er of Phi Alpha Theta , nation al honor ary histor y frater nity, was found ed on the campu s of the Unive rsity of Richm ond on May 16, 1948. Its purpo se is to stimu late a productiv e intere st in the field of history. To be qualif ied a studen t must have maint ained a vital interest in histor y, must have completed at least 12 hours in that subjec t with a better than "B" averag e, and must rank scholastically in the upper 35 o/o of his class.
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Tau l(app a Alpha TAU KAPPA ALPHA. Left to right, seated: Roland Brandis, Russell Warren, Jerry Becker, Strother Smith. Standing: Walter Griggs, Dr. Albright, Bing Garthright, Dr. Bradley.
Tau Kappa Alpha, honorary forensic fraternity, was founded in 1908 at the University of Indiana for the purpose of honoring those who excel in the fields of discussion, debating and public speaking. The local chapter promotes interest and participation in these activities on the campus and is represented throughout the country by the members of this organization taking part in discussion and debate tournaments.
Scabb ard and Blade SCABBARD AND BLADE. Left to right, first row: Maj. Shivel, Charles Moore, Robert Stubblefield, Paul Jones, Bob Watkins, Charles Franzman, Sam Kerr. Second row: Dave Prim, William Hartzman, Bruce Battey, Barry Scott, Garth Hoffman, Robert Hasty, Tom Morris, Frank Powers, Charles Porter. Third row: Fred Watts, Gordan Merritt, Bruce ,E ngle, Bob Belton, Preston Forbes, Russell Rabb, Phil Bagley, Bob Haid.
The national military honor society of Scabbard and Blade was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 19'0 4 and was established at the University of Richmond as "A" Company, 11th Regiment in 1953. The society recognizes ROTC cadets who have better than a B average i11 military science and who show exceptional performance on the di-ill field.
B et a B et a B et a Loui s Suth erland Alle n, Jr. Haz el Ann e Atki nson Irwi n Beit ch Jam es Juds on Boo ker, III Mar y Mar tin Brat cher Jose ph B. Burr ell Bessie May Burr us Wilt on Owen Curt is Virg inia Ann e Clod£elter Iris Layn e Cree dle Barb ara Loui se Dav ies Dian a Leig h Dav is Patt i Ann Dix Mar shal l Red fern Fraz er Jacq uelin e Ruth Gates Nan cy Jane Hyb ner Jani ce Caro l Hoff man n
Joan na Holl and Nan cy Noyes Jam es Rob ert Flyn n Joch en Orvi n Clar ence Jone s, Jr. Dori s Eliz abet h Joyn er Patr icia Ann e Kirb y Phil ip Calv in Lee, Jr. Patr icia Ann Long Josi e Rog ers Lov elad y Mar tha Sue McA fee Caro lyn Virg inia Pars ley Caro lyn Mae Paul ette Phyl lis Ann Pete rson Elsa Caro lyn Que en George Wal ton Ridd ick, Jr. Mar y Wes t Rigg ins Jean Lewis Rob ertso n
"The task of science is to stak e out the limi ts of the know able , and to cent er consciousne5s within them ." Beta Beta Beta , a natio nal hono rary biolo gica l society, install ed Beta Thet a Cha pter here at the Univ ersit v in 1939 with a three-£old purp ose: the encouragem ent of biolo gica l experimen tatio n, the disse mina tion of scientific truth , and the stim ulation of soun d scho larsh ip. Only those stud ents who main tain superi or aver ages both in biolo gy and othe r subj ects are invit ed into mem bers hip. Cha pter activit ies inclu de Science Day , lecture s of biolo gica l inter est, and field trips . .;
G am m a Si gm a Ep si lo n ara GAMMA SIGM A EPSI LON . Left to right , first row: Dr. Willi am Trou t, Barb S. lia Stiff, Dr. J. F~hl, Pauli ne Fone s, Judy Wilb urn, Dean Harw ood, Cece gh, Pierc e. Seco nd row: Dr. W. A. Powe ll, Ben Pritc hett, presi dent, ·C harlie Clou k. Third row: Barry P~ul Co1!-en, John Mood y, Tom O'Co nnor, Maur ice Novic Jerry K1rk patr1 ck, treas urt;r, Gar_y Grav att, secre tary, Dalla s Pinio n, Bill Ryan , Aldh1 zer, Rich ard Coov er, Bob Gillia m, Mr. Bell.
Epsi lon Beta Cha pter of Gamma Sigm a Epsi lon Chem ical Fratern ity recognizes outs tand ing abili ty in the field of chem istry , prom otes scho larsh ip and the frien dshi p amo ng chem istry students, and enco urag es inter est and service in the field of chemistry . The activ ities of the frate rnitv"' inclu de spon sorin g tour s of indust rial plan ts, part icipa tion in the annu al Science Fair , and spon sorin g soci al activ ities for its mem bers .
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Sigma Pi Sigma SIGMA PI SIGMA honors st11dents having high scholarship and promise of achievement in physics, encourages a professional spirit, and promotes the advancement of knowledge in physics. The University of Richmond Cha pt er, installed in 1932, annually sponsors the R. E. Loving Award in physics, public lectures by outstanding scientists, inspection trips, socials and the ann11al Science Day program.
Walter Hansbrough Carter, Jr. Mary Louise Grayson Foy Claude Carrington Gravatt, Jr. Aiyawar Rama Murthy Barbara Sue Oglesby Ronald Neill Orr
Ashley Paul Smith Harold Lee Smith Thomas Caldwell Smith Thomas Bragg Vassar James Fred Watts Judith Ann Wilburn
Pi Mu Epsilo n PI MU EPSILON. Left to right, first row: Sharon Alderson, Alice Hall, Charlotte Adams, Jean Morris, Barbara Sue Oglesby, Robin 'C rarnrne. Second row: Jane Thompson, Dale Boatwright, Beth Stafford, Lee Strawhand, Kay Koontz, Cecelia Stiff. Third row: Paul Cohen, Bill Ryan, Harold Smith, Charlie Clough, Neill Orr. Top row: Prof. Grable, Prof. Key, Bob Davis, Dr. C. Monk, Dr. H. P •.Atkins, Cary Gravatt.
Pi Mu Epsilon, national honorary mathematics society, was established at the University of Richmond on November 5, 1946. At this time the Math Club on campus became affiliated with Pi Mu Epsilon and was chartered as the Virginia Alpha Chapter. The objectives of the society are to promote interest in higher mathematics and to cultivate an appreciation for its application in related fields. The society sponsors each year a Freshman 'Math Exam and awards a prize to the student with the highest score.
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FRATERNITIES
Interf ratern ity Coun cil President ........... ....... . ............ RICHARD D. HYLTON Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PHIL BAGLEY Secretary-Treasurer ........... ........... ... DR. BERT BRADLE.Y
Alpha Epsilon Pi .... Paul Lewis .... Steve lVIiller Alpha Kappa Lambda. Dick Nicholson. George Wray Kappa Alpha .... . .. Norb Beville . .. Carrington Tate Kappa Sigma . . . ... . Phil Bagley . . . . Morton Shocter Lambda Chi Alpha . . Pat Burke . . ... Neill Orr Phi Delta Theta . . .. . Blanton Barrett . Hugh J\rlcGuire Phi Gamma Delta . .. Mark Frazer . .. Jack Hastings
Phi Kappa Sigma . . .. Doug Lee . . ... Bus Garnett Phi Sigma Delta .. . . Eddie Cohen . . Pi Kappa Alpha . ... Dennis Brooker . Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Randy Shotwell . Binford Parker Sigma Chi . .. . .... . James Higgs . . Robert Moore Sigma Phi Epsilon .. Sam Kerr . .... Decker Frazer Theta Chi . . . ... . .. . Jack Cosby .. . Harry Macintosh
IFC. Left to ri,g ht, sea'tecl: John Hopkins, Bill Howell, Howard Lee, Eddie Cohen, Steve Miller, Dr. Bert Bradley, advisor, Dick Hylton, John Hastings, Sam Kerr, Bus Garnett, Norb Beville, Carrington Tate. Standing, left to right: Hugh Mc~ Guire, Fred Linkenhoker, Denny Brooker, Jack Cosby, Phil Bagley, Decker Frazier, Robert Mansfield, Charles Geshekter.
Alpha Epsilo n Pi Upsilon Rho Chapter Founded-Ne w York. Un.iversity, 1914 Established at University of Richmo11d in 1954
STEPHEN MILLER
M_ARILYN SUSKIND
]>resident
Sponsor
ALPHA EPSILON PI. Left to right, first row: Mel Stiriss, Phil Okun, Paul Kessler, Erick Merahn, Sheldon Markowitz, Gary Gutherlet, Richard Green. Second row: Barry Goldin, Frank Kress, Alvin Baron, Stephen Miller, Al Levenherg, Paul Lewis, Kenny Wynn, Stuart Grandis, Barry Steinberg.
Actives Alvin Baron Barry Goldin Arthur Goldman Stuart Grandis
Frank Kress Al Levenberg Paul Lewis
Stephen Miller Maurice Novick Barry Steinberg Ken Wynn
Pledges Gary Gutberlet Paul Kessler
Sheldon Markowitz Phil Okun
Murray Rosenberg Mel Stiriss
l(appa Alpha Eta Chapter Founded-Washington and Lee University, 1865 Established at University of Richmond in 1870
CARRINGTON TATE President
MISS LESLIE LONG
KA Rose
KAPPA ALPHA. Left to right, first roiv: Bill Savage, Gene Brown, Carrington Tate, Don Scearce, John Wyatt, Linwood Robertson. Second row: Max Griffin, Norb Beville, Randy Fitzgerald, John Wiggs, Phil Ast, Wayne Tiffany, Jim Thacker, Buck Robinson, Joe Nuara, Ray Tate, Dave Berlin. Third row: Jim Sammons, J. C. Phillips, Rance Conley, Andy Wood, Bill Crump, Dave Johnson, Joe Kessel, Ken Stoudt, Jim DeAngeles. Standing on steps: John Hilton, John Rose, Dave Boynton, Fred Bateman, Reuban McBrayer, Jim Smith. Standing on porch: George Smith, Ken Dichtenmueller, Bill Drury, Ben Yeatts, Tom Daughtrey, Al Mitchell, B. R. Holcomb, Chuck Walton.
Actives Phil Ast Fred Bateman Dave Berlin Norb Beville Dave Boyton Gene Brown Tom Doughtrey Jim DeAngelis Ken Dichtenmueller l_,ee Fentress
Randy Fitzgerald Fred Gaskins Max Griffin John Hilton B. R. Holcombe Dave Johnson Paul Jones Joe Kessel Reuhan McBrayer
Al Mitchell J. C. Phillips Don Scearce Jim Smith Carrington Tate Chuck Walton John Wiatt John Wiggs Andy Wood Ben Yeatts
Pledges Bill Crump Joe Nuara
John Rose Buck Robinson Jim Samans
Bill Savage Ken Stoudt
Fratres In Facultate Benjamin Holtzclaw Lester H. Hooker
George M. Modlin Malcolm U. Pitt
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Billy W. Sloope William E. Trout
l( ap pa Sigma Beta Beta Cha pter Fou nde d-U nive rsity of Virg inia, 186 9
Esta blish ed at Univ ersit y of Rich mon d in 1898
WAY NE R. MOR GAN Presi dent
l\1ISS JUDY HOR NER Spons or
Bob Fagg, Phil Bagley , KAPPA SIGMA . Left to right, first row: Terry Lerch, Bill Germa n, John Bagley , Skip Shelbu rne, Stevie Steven son, Jim Sid Smith, Bob Brewst er. Second row: Dave Fuller, Bob Belton , Jim Rose, Tom Hash, Joe Pitts, Christi an, Louis PasMorga n, Ralph Palmie ri, Dave Goode, John Horger . Back row: Buz Buskir k, Wayne Morga n, Jack Wynn Barton , Tom on, tore, Steve Ellerbr oke, George Hudgin s, Don Amme rman, Martin Shorte r, Ken Crow, Bill Fergus n, Ollie Stone. Pollok , Al Saunde rs, Harvey Patters on, Buhba Crone, Dick Carava ti, Phil Reynol ds, Bob Holste
Activ es Philip J. Bagley John J. Bagley Robert B. Belton Harvey H. Berry John G. Christi an
Robert J. Fagg David M. Fuller David R. Goode Terrac e D. Lerch Wayne R. Morga n Ralph A. Palmie ri
Silas S. Shelbu rne 0. Martin Shorte r J. Sidney Smith Stevie Steven son Ollie Stone
Pledg es Winn Barton Rov Boone Bob Brews ter Buz Buskir k Dick Carava tti Bubba Crone Ken CroV\7 Steve Ellerbr oek ~
Bill Fergus on Bill Germa n Tomm y Hash Bob Holsto n John Horge r George Hudgi ns Tom Morga n Jim Morga n
Louis Pastor e Harvey Patters on Joe Pitts Tom Polloc k Phil Reyno lds Jim Rose Al Saund ers Jim Spicer
Fratr es In Facu ltate Ralph McDan el
Edwar d Peple Charle s Wheel er, III
Willia m Ritter
Lam bda Chi Alp ha Alpha Chi Chapter Founded -Boston Universit y, 1909 Establish ed at Universit y of Richmon d in 1918
W. ALLEN COLLINS President
MISS ALICE MAYERS Sponsor
Ed Newn1a n, Keith LAMB DA CHI ALPHA . Left to right, first row: Tomm y Futrell , D. T. Gray, Dave Davis, Stan Fink, ty, Russell Odland . Baker, Tom Yeama n, Fred Schnei der, Harliss Wright , Bob Slis, Jerry Parr, Jim Paxton , Bob Hardis erty, Jack Hodges , Second roiv: Dave Gamm on, Dave Ruther ford, Bill Thoma s, Kenny Wren, Gordon Merritt , John Daugh Taylor , Bob Patten. Neill Orr, Tom Smith, Bob Davis, John Vaugh n, Jim Hilden brand, Al Collins , Bobby George , Warren l . oney, Pat Burk, Dave Third row: Chuck Harriso n, Charle s Jenkin s, Chuck Barham , Bill Royste r, Carl Wooda rd, John ds, Ben Pritche tt, Bill Powers , Robert Hennin g, Jerry Mears, Ken Philbri ck, Wallac e Edward s, Dick Oakley , Joe Reynol ter, Al Wall, Tom SecNewma n. Fourth row: Herb Peterso n, Doug Osborn e, Carl Erickso n, Macon Edward s, Steve Slaugh Curtly, Gary Wright , cia, Don Patten , Horace Underw ood, Gary Ebbels , George Grodzi cki, Jerry Aldhiz er, Micky Keller, Bill Ronnie Spence , Garth Baldwi n, Jim Teache y.
Activ es T. G. Aldhiz er Garth J. Baldwin Charles B. Barham Judson J. Booke r Patrick K. Burke W. Allen Collins John W. Daugh erty Robert L. Davis H. Wallace Edwar ds David Gamm on Robert M. George George C. Grodzicki Charles H. Harris on
Robert Hennin g James Hilden brand Jackie F. Hodges Charles E. Jenkin s R. Gerald Mears Gordo n L. Merrit t W. Earl Nettles William M. Noona n Richar d S. Oakley R. Neill Orr Donald N. Patten Robert M. Patton Herber t C. Peterso n Kendi P. Philbr ick
B. J. Pritche tt Joseph B. Reynolds David R. Ruther£ ord Thoma s G. Seccia E. Ronald Spence Thoma s C. Smith Warre n F. Taylor 1ames F. Teachey William B. Thoma s John W. Vaugh an Carl E. Woodw ard Kenne th W. Wren Gary R. Wrigh t
Pledg es Steve Bain David W. Boots N. Stephe nson Boykin Harry L. Canno n David L. Davis Gary S. Ebbels N. lVIacon Edwar ds Carl Ericks on John S. Fink Ronald 0. Fowler M. Thoma s Futrell
D. T. Gray Robert E. Hardis ty Richar d K. Haymo re Michael S. Keller William M. Kirtley, Jr. John R. Loney Paul J. Mehal M. Keith Nionro e Edwar d M. Newman Russell K. Odland P. Douglas Osborn e
A. Jerrell Parr James M. Paxton David L. Power s Theod ore Rowe Freder ick NI. Schnei der Stephe n B. Slaugh ter Robert A. Slis Horace Under,vood Allen J. Wall, Jr. ~il. Harles s Wrigh t Thoma s C. Yeama n ·
Fratr es In Facul tate Jack D. Burke Robert J. Filer E. Sher1nan Grable
Woodf ord B. I-Iackley Robert A. Johnso n William R. Muse Nolan E. Rice
Luther Smith Samuel S. Stevenson 1\1. W. Wingfield
Phi Delta Theta Delta Chapter Founded-University of Miami, 1848 Established at University of Richmond in 1875
1-IUGH E. McGUIRE, JR. President
MRS. H. E. McGUIRE Sponsor
PHI DELTA l'HETA. L.e ft to right, first row: Roger Meacham, ·Carey Kessler, Jim Lawless, Lee Potter, Jack Carroll, Linm ny Powers, Jim Kelly, Doug Patterson, John White-Hurst, Stran Trout. Second row: Joe Sabatini, Buddy Zincone, Joe Lively, Bob Haid, Wayne Harmon, Hugh McGuire, Charlie Faggot, Blanton Barnette, Jerry Spivey. Third row: Bud Waite, Bill Souders, Fred Sale, Jr., Lloyd Koehler, 1,om Peacock, Charlie Cloe, Bob Gormus, Don Waybright, Moultrie Lanier, George Hobson, Tom Tenwick.
Actives Lee Roy Amburn Blanton S. Barnett, III Charles W. Cloe, III Arnold Cottom, Jr. Donald Dale Charles E. Fagan, II Michael D. First Thon1as R. Foster John C. Fugate
Bobby Joe Gormus Robert G. Haid R. Wayne Harmon George K. Hobson M. Wayne Johnson Norris K. Johnson Lloyd K. Koehler Buddy Lanier Joe H. Lively Hugh E. McGuire, Jr.
William E. Pascoe, III Thomas J. Peacock Joseph A. Sabatini Eugene C. Smith Gerald M. Spivey William Souders William Tolbert Don K. Waybright Louis H. Zincone, Jr.
Pledges ] ohn F. Carroll, III James R. Kelly James P. Lawless Roger H. Meacham, Jr.
James D. Richie Frank H. Robins Stran L. Trout John M. White-Hurst
Douglas Patterson Liland W. Potter Linwood C. Powers
Fratres In Facultate Joseph Nettles
Francis Caylor
Ph i Ga mm a De lta Rho Chi Chapt er Found ed-Jef ferson College , 1848 Establi shed at Univers ity of Richmo nd in 1890
MARSHALL R. FRAZER President
MRS. DAVID M. FRAZER Sponsor
, Hanny Carleto n, Tom PHI GAMM A DELTA . Left to right, first row: Larry C'Olem an, Jerry Robert son, Bill Gunter Second row: Bob HundFletche r, Jim Britton , J. J. Jepson , Charle s Beard, Scott Frazier , Sandy MacLe an, Ron Lehnow ski. Guidt, Charle s Reyley, Gray Brough ton, Bill Carpen ter, Powell Livesay , Bill Hogart h, Doug Hunt, Roland Pugh, Ron rell, Dave Burke, Scott nolds, Bill Ranson , Bill Hatfiel d, Fields Richar dson, Gordon May. Third row: Tom Summe Jack Hasting s, Dick Parker , Ronnie Floyd, Bob Stewar t, Frank Knill, Mark Frazer , Rusty Robert son, Jerry Kluttz, r Burnet te, Bob DunAlford , Tom Clarke . Fourth row: Bob Harvey , George Paynte r, Frank Darnel l, Wayne Paul, Rucke r, Sandy McGre gor. ville, Jack Calse, Henry Dickin son, Carlos ·Colem an, John Alexan der, Larry Buchan an, Rick Bouche , John Moreau , Bill Back row: Buddy Banks, George Tiller, Dick Gardne r, Jim l\Ioran d, Tex Hudso n, Butch Jepson McNam ee, Les Webb, Burton , John Turner , Geordi e Weede n, Guy Davis, Pete Gordon , Buddy Enck, Barry Sharp, Alan Russ Siler, Decker Bristow , Jim Mercer .
Activ es Donald W. Adams John M. Alexan der Richar d E. Alford Henry T. Banks, Jr. Richar d B. Bouch er, Jr. Nelson Decker Bristow Larry W. Bucha nan David L. Burke Rucke r P. Burnet te Willia m S. Burton , Jr. James A. Cales, Jr. Thoma s R. Clarke Carlos W. Colem an Alvah F. Darnel l, Jr. Guy R. Davis, Jr. Charle s H. Dickin son Robert M. Dun ville, Jr. Henry S. Enck
Robert T. Farme r Ronald L. Floyd Marsh all R. Frazer Dick D. Gardn er Robert E. Gilliam Marsh all P. Gordo n, III J. Bradle y H. Gunter Gordo n E. Hamle t Robert C. Harvey John K. Hastin gs Elliott A. Hudso n Robert S. Jepson , Jr. Gerald E. Kluttz Frankl in P. Knill, Jr. lVIalcoln1 P. McGre gor Eugen e A. McNam ee Dougla s L. Martin Jam es W. Merce r James F. Moran o
John N. Morea u Charle s S. Parker Wayne S. Paul George W. Paynte r John L. Petteng ill George R. Rapp Edwin C. Robert son Russell P. Robert son Barry G. Sharp Russell 0. Siler Benjam in G. Smith Robert G. Stewar t Thoma s B. Summ erell George W. Tiller John D. Turner , Jr. Leslie S. Webb, Jr. George J. Weede n, Jr. Robert D. Whiteh urst
Pledg es Charle s D. Beard Jam es N. Britton , Jr. Herma n G. Brough ton W. Rando lph Carleto n Willia m R. Carpen ter, Ill Larry K. Colem an Barry D. Crawfo rd Thoma s A. Fletch er Charle s S. Frazie r
Charle s R. Guidt Willia m F. Gunter Rodne y J. Hale James W. Hatfiel d, III Willia m T. Hogar th Robert J. Hundle y, II Norma n D. Hunt Julius Joseph Jepson Ronald Lee Lehnow sky
Powell M. Livesa y James L. J\tlcGuffi"n Charle s B. McLea n Gordo n K. May Roland M. Pugh, Jr. Willia m F. Ranson , Jr. Charle s N. Reynol ds, Jr. Arthur Richar dson Jeremi ah Robert son
Fratr es In Facu ltate Irby B. Bro,vn William J. Gaines Claren ce J. Gray
Richar d E. Humbe rt Robert C. Markh am
Ed"\<\rar d F. Overto n Thoma s N. Pollard , Jr. Jackso n J. Taylor
Phi l(appa Sigma Phi Chapter Founded-University of Pennsylvania, 1850 Established at U11iversity of Richmond in 1873
GUS JAMES, II President
MISS FRANCES "TERRI" FREEMAN Sponsor
PHI KAPPA SIGMA. Left to right, first row: Jerry Puryear, Dick Peterson , Al Grubb, Jim Hosier. Second roiv: Windell Poore, Bill Croxton, Paul Nurko, John Hurley, Woody Obrig, Dick Coley. Third row: Bob Whitting ton, Larry King, Stanley Szyn1ans ki, Wayne Haskins, Howard Lee. Fourth row: ' Olen Culler, William Howell, Ron Gilmore , Steve Macik, Bill Cozens. Fifth row: Abby Mina, Gus James, John Palochak , Barry Eden, Bob Meador, Bus Garnett. Top row: Riley Northam , Charlie Harris, Lou Headley, Pete Sickley, Buddy Williams , Bruce Engle, Tom Morris, Scot Strother , Bob Land, John Nelson.
Active s Richard Coley William Cozens William Croxton Anthony Cudd Bruce Engle Bus Garnett Ronald Gilmore Alan Grubb Wayne Haskins James Hosier William Howell
Riley Northam Paul Nurko Elwood Obrig John Palocha k Jerry P ezzella Jerry Puryear Peter Sickley Scott Strother Stanley Szymanski Clarence Williams Robert Whitting ton
John Hurley Gus James Larry King Douglas Lee Steven Macik Fredrick Mancuso Robert Meador Abdullah Mina Thomas Morris Daryl Myrick
Pledge s Olen Culler Barry Eden
Richard Peterson Wendel Poore
Charles Harris Bob Land Jamil Najm
Fratre s In Facult ate Thomas E. Lavende r
Robert F. Smart
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Phi Sigma Delta Rho Chapter Founded-Ge orge Washington University, 1914 Estalllished at University of Richmond in 1925
JERRY COHEN President
MISS BARBARA THALHIMER Sponsor
PHI SIGMA DEL'fA. Left to right, first row: Elliott Farnilant, Al Balaban, Steve Seltzer, Steve Rochlin, Larry David, Hank Alperin. Second row: Paul hen, Mike Morchower, Eddie Cohen, Bari Novey, Steve Meyers. Third row: der, Jerry Silver, Larry Bress, Sam Bliden, Marv s~hwartz, Lenny
Rick Larner, Dick Layton, Ronald Wolfson, Brickner, Joel Stempil, Joel L,a ster, Jerry CoCharles Geshekter, Jack Yaffa, Eddie SchneiHyman, Sherm Malech, Ted Hyneck.
Actives Sam Bliden Larry Bress Paul Brickner Edward Cohen Jerry Cohen Sam Genderson Charles Geshekter
I_;eonard Hyman Ted Hyneck Joel Laster Sherman Malech Kenneth Meyer Steve Mevers .I
Mike Morchower Bari Novey Edward Schneider Marvin Schwartz Jerry Silver Joel Stempil Jack Yaffa
Pledges Hank Alperin Alan Balaban Larry David
Elliott Familant Richard J_,arner Richard Layton
Fratres In Facultate Emanuel l..1ast
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Steve Rachlin Steve Seltzer Ronnie Wolfson
Pi l(a pp a Alp ha Omicr on Chapt er Found ed-Uni versity of Virgini a, 1868 Establi shed at u ·niversi ty of Richmo nd in 1891
JAMES McCLUNG President
MISS ROSEMARY HICKS Sponsor
PI KAPPA ALPHA. Left to right, seated: George Rick, Ryland Mitchell, Wayne Fuller, Barry Mueller, Steve Carpenter, Tommy Tucker, Peyton Motley, Dave Nelson, Charles Bahen. Second row: Tod Christian, Mike Foreman, Ken Torreyson, Dave Reid, Jim McClung, Dennis Brooker, William Brammer, Randy Mueller. Standing: Eddie Powell, Jim Reynolds, Bing Garthright, Alex Daniels, Mick Lamhiotte, Strother Smith, Richard Hancock, John Hopkins, Bill Taliaferro.
Actives William Brammer Dennis Brooker Tod Christian Alexander Daniel Michael Foreman Wallace Garthright
Richard Hancock John Hopkins Michael Hull Michael Lambiotte Jam es Mc Clung
Randy Mueller David Reid James Reynolds Strother Smith William Taliaferro Kenneth Torreyson
Pledges Charles Bahen Steven Carpenter Townes Lea Ryland Mitchell
Peyton Motley Barry Mueller David Nelson
Eddie Powell George Rick Clark Robins Thomas Tucker
Fratres In Facultate Lewis F. Ball
T. Edwin Merrick Austin Grigg
T. Hundley Wiley
Sigma A lp ha Epsilon Tau Cha pter Fo1 1nde d-U nive rsity of Alab ama , 1856 Esta blish ed at Univ ersit y of Rich mon d in 1938
RICHARD D. HYLTON Presi dent
MISS SANDRA NUNN Spons or
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON. Left to right, first roiv: Rusty Rabb, Andy Pastorius, Craig Organ, Doug Sweeney, Bill Blaylock, Jack Deacon, Mark Bang, Gary Bang, Larry Hoover. Second row: Butch Everhart, Shannon Hauser, Gley Tyler, Bucky Perkinson, Dave West, Dick Hylton, John Purcell, Pete Doley, Elwood Edwards, Binford Parker. .Standing: Dan Lytle, Frank Vandevort, Cliff Hayes, David Tull, Sim Larkins, Baillie Brown, Bill Tune, Dick Patterson, Joe Williams, Doug Bowers, Wally Price, Ed Johnson, Andy Lasley, John Vail, Ray Robertson, Casey Riley, Frank Collins, John 'T elepo, Jack Ellis, Wayne Poarch, Bill Confroy, Phil Daffron, Bill Howell, Randy Shotwell.
Actives Alvin C. Allen C. Clifford Attkisson, Jr. Gary R. Bang Mark E. Bang Roy T. Bennett William lVI. Blaylock G. Roscoe Damron G. Jackson Deacon, Jr. Peter D. Doley Elwood L. Edwards
Marvin H. Everhart, Jr. John F. Green 0. Shannon Hauser J. Larry Hoover Richard D. Hylton C. Conner McGehee, III Craig P. Organ Binford E. Parker, Jr. Andrew S. Pastorius
Benjamin C. Perkinson, Jr. John J. Purcell, Jr. Russell I ... Rabb, Jr. Randolph W. Shotwell L. Winton Smith Douglas W. Sweeney Allen E. Templeton Glen A. Tyler David i\. West H. Joseph Williams, Jr.
Pledges Lyn M. Bauer Douglas B. Bowers G. Baillie Brown R. Franklin Collins, II William E. Confroy Philip V. Daffron Charles F. Davidson John W. Ellis, III Clifton Hayes Walter T. Price
Casey W. Riley William H. Ho,vell, III J. EdVirard Johnson Simeon J. I . arkins, Jr. F. Andrew Lasley, III f)aniel R. Lytle Kent J. McNew Sam W. Mustaine, III Richard H. Patterson
G. Wayne Poarch Raymond C. Robertson Gary L. Saeger William T. Sommers John M. Telepo David W. Tull William 0. Tune, Jr. John T. Vail Frank F. Vandevort William H. Wisham
Fratres In Facultate Cecil F. Jones
J. Westwood Smithers
Herman P. '.fho111as
Sigma Chi Epsilon Rho Chapter Founded-University of Miami, Ohio, 1855 Established at University of Richmo11d in 1958
ROBERT D. LANEY
MISS KATHY GROVES
President
Sweetheart
SIGMA CHI. Left to right, first row: Bob Laney, James Higgs, Ward Hatch, Gordon Wilkins, Burnett Miller, Louis Wong. Second row: Ray Engott, Walter Faiks, Carl Demo, Phil Devron, J. P. Burke, Walter Griffith. Third row: Tom Mansfield, Tom Hall, Jack Bruce, Don Carver, Gil Ferguson, Bill Smiley, Stephen Scheffer, Bob Mansfield. Top row: Bob Moore, Mike Kipp, Jim Ashworth, Bill Baber, Dave Edmondson, Bob Klinger, Forrest Kerns, Vernon White, Mason Green, Frank Horton, Bob Kinley.
Actives Charles S. Banks Jackson M. Bruce James P. Burke Phillip E. Devron Nathaniel W. Hatch
James I-I. Higgs Frank W. Horton J. Robert Klinger Robert D. Laney Robert C. Mansfield Burnett Miller, III
Robert M. Moore Victor A. Skinner Charles N. Whitener, Jr. Gordon A. Wilkins T. H. S. Wilton
Pledges James H. Ashworth William C. Baber Donald A. Carver Carl F. Demo, Jr. Joseph R. Engott Walter A. F aiks, Jr. Celester G. Ferguson, Jr.
Mason W. Green, Jr. Walter D. Griffith Thomas T. Hall Harold D. Ingram Forrest D. Kerns Robert W. Kinley
Michael H. Kipp Thomas L. Mansfield William M. Moss Stephen J. Scheffer Julian I. Smiley Vernon W. White, Jr. Louis G. Wong
Fratres In Facultate Merton E. Carver
Joseph C. Robert David M. White
Alton Williams
Sigma Phi Epsilo n Virginia Alpha Chapter Founded-Un iversity of Richmond, 1901
RANDOLPH C. COX, JR.
MISS ANNE CULVIN ABBITT
President
Sponsor
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John G. Hagy Kenneth E. Hawley Gary J. Heidenreich H. L. Hockman, Jr. Robert Hodgson Alexander G. Howell, Jr. Michael Jeter Peter W. Lewis Charles E. Lundin, Jr. Randolph Maney, Jr. Haig Manouk ian James H:. Massie R. L. Musgrave, Jr. Ronald W. Odom Vincent Parrish
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Active s James R. Arnold Henter Lee Blevins Phil W. Blythe, Jr. John N. Bussey Boyd D. Cave John A. Clayton John G. Cosby Philip Dalton Jack E. Ditt
Douglas G. Edwards Roger W. Grant G. F. Green James F. Halley Howard R. Haynes Robert E. Immig William W. Jennings Barry V. Kirkpat rick N. Eugene Lassiter Harry P. Macinto sh
James M. MacMillan Robert E. Meiggs Frank Powers John G. Richmo nd William Smith Robert A. Stubblefield Jack F. Thomps on G. Curtis Womble Roy C. Young
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Bill Early Nicholas Eubank John Flatt Wayne Fuller Edward Garrett Frank Griffith Dave Grumbla tt
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Spider Football 1962 Co-Ca ptains Art McGe e and Earl Stoudt~
1961 Spide r Footb all Team .
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COACHING STAFF. Left to right: Dick Humbert, Carl Wise, Ben Jones, Hal Hunter, Leonard McNeal.
Playing the toughest schedule in its history, the Universit y of Richmond 's football team had a highly respectab le season in 1961 finishing second
did very well at its first-year bid for big-time foot-
place in the Southern Conferenc e and rolling over arch-rival William and Mary by a 36-18 score. The Spiders gained a 5-2 SC mark by beating such teams as Virginia Tech and West Virginia. The
Besides Stoudt, Richmond was led by Don "Red"
team also boasted of the best player in the ConÂŁerence, halfback Earl Stoudt. The Richmond star captained the SC eleven and won its MVP award. The team had its rough spots also, notably its 66-0 loss to the eventual national champion ship team, Alabama, but the game was played without Stoudt and several other key players. In other games with nationally significant teams, Richmond
ball recognitio n, losing to Army and Florida State by the close scores of 24-6 and 13-7, respective ly. Christman who won the Jacob's blocking trophy; Mel Rideout, who was "Sports Illustrate d's" backof-the-week early in the season; and other players such as Joe Teefey and Don Thompson . Even though Stoudt will be missing next year, the Spiders are looking forward to a good season with Jack Y affa, George Ra pp and Rideout returning, and talented juniors led by All Big-Five end, John Hilton, who should develop into one of the finest ends in Richmond 's history.
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Stoudt in Action at G. W. Game
Richmond 35-W. Va. 26 Mel Rideout turned in a performance good enough to win him Sports Illustrated' s "Back of the Week" honors as the Spiders won their first game ever over West Virginia in a series dating eight years. The junior quarterback had 11-29 pass completions, three of them for touchdowns: scored one himself; and gained 67 yards on seven carries. The Spiders had to come from behind three times in a game that saw the lead change hands five
Earl Stoudt
Joe Teefey
times. Their point total was 13 more than their seven previous efforts totaled. The 6-6 tie last year had been their best effort to date. The Richmond scoring parade was led by sophomore John Hilton who caught two scoring passes from Rideout and had a total of four catches for 69 yards; and by Earl Stoudt who scored a touchdown and five extra points for 11 pts. Brent Vann made the other touchdown.
Dick Curl
Don Christman
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Drohney makes vain try.
Stoudt brought down by VMI player •
Richmond 6-Army 24 Facing heavily-favored Army in New York, Richmond put up a good defense but could not muster the offense that they had against West Virginia the week before and lost 24-6 to the Black Knights. Army was unable to score until the final minutes of the first half when Dick Heydt kicked a 25-yd field goal. From this point it was Al Rushatz and George Pappas breaking the to11gh Sp.id er defense, with Pappas scoring two to11chdowns in the second half. Richmond managed to score late in the final period when Mel Rideout heaved a 58-yarder to George Rapp and a 17-yard pass play to Brendt Vann to the three two plays later. From there Earl Stoudt smashed over for the Richmond tally and added the conversion. Playing a tremendous defensive game, Jack Y affa was voted the game's outstanding lineman. Rideout was somewhat sub-par considering his game against West Virginia, but did manage to get 85 yards through the air. Mel Rideout
Jack Yaffa
Richmond 6-VMI 8 Despite the facts that Richmond completely ran over VMI on the field and on pa per, the Spider's lost their first SC game of the year to the Keydets, 8-6. The rundown on the statistics went like this: Rushing yardage for Richmond 299, for VMI , 152. First downs Richmond, 18; VMI, 9. The rundown that counted, however, was that one that Andy Tucker made from his one yard deep in his own end zone all the way to Richmond paydirt in the first quarter. Tucker intercepted a Spider pass and went all the way untouched. Tucker's run was a new Southern Conference record. It broke Bill Hughes' mark of 100 set in 1959. The two point conversion proved to be decisive as Richmond failed to make its attempt. Joe Teefey was voted the game's outstanding lineman and Earl Stoudt was voted the outstanding back.
Dick Huffman
Brent Vann
Stoudt off tackle for three.
Richmond 6-Citad el 24 League-le ading Citadel proved too much for Richmond as the Spiders suffered their third straight loss of the season, 24-6. Statistica lly out-playin g the Bulldogs, the Spiders could not get the scores. Three times the Spiders were deep in Bulldog territory only to be halted. Richmond picked up 271 yards rushing against the Bulldog's 267. They also completed 10-22 passes as opposed to Citadel's 5-18 and beat the Citadel 16-14 in the first-down departme nt. Quarterba ck Sid Mitchell threw two touchdown passes capping drives of 92 and 65 yards. Bobby Gilgo scored a touchdown, kicked three extra points, and booted a 43-yard field goal for half of his team's points. Led by the passing of Rideout, the Spiders drove 65 yards for their score. Bob Hodgson scored from 12 yards out after John Hilton and Earl Stoudt grabbed passes for long yardage.
Billy Nix
A.rt McGee
Mancuso leads the way for Vann.
Richmond 16-GW 15 Calmly faking a handoff, then rolling out to the left, Mel Rideout passed to George Ra pp in the end zone for a two point conversion that gave Richmond a 16-15 win over slightly-f avored George Washingt on. The Spiders trailed all the way with the Colonial's Dick Drummon d doing most of the work for GW. Losing by 9-0, Rideout hit Rapp with a long pass for a touchdown just as the first half ran out. Building their lead to 15-6, the Colonials ran . out of steam and Richmond went to work. When GW was forced to punt on the 6 yard line, the ball landed in the end zone where it was picked up by the Colonials ' Corbin. Art McGee tackled Corbin for a safety. In the fourth quarter, Stoudt scored on a 28 yard run to give the Spiders their 16-15 victory:
Ben Davis
John Hilton
Vann stopped after short gain.
Hilton 1nisses connecti on.
Richmond 20-Da vidso n 0 Richmond 7-Flo rida State 13 Using three squads against depth-s hy Richmo nd, Florida State's Semino les finally wore down the Spiders late in the 4th quarter to eke out a 13-7
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The Semino les marche d 88 yards in the 4th quarter to beat a game Richmo nd team that had led since the close of first half. Richmo nd's only touchdo wn was the result of a pass from Mel Rideou t to Rapp with 20 seconds remain ing in the first half. Stoudt gained the extra point and the Spiders clung to their 1 point advantage all through the third quarter . Fourtee n plays later, Florida State scored her second td, and Richmo nd was never able to overtake her.
Larry Deco
Bob Hodgson
With Earl Stoudt turning in an excelle nt performan ce against Davids on, the Spiders defeate d the Wildca ts, 20-0 before a rainy home crowd of 5,000. Carryin g most of the time, Stoudt led a 63-yd touchdo wn march in the first quarter , and plunged over from the four for the score . After Larry Deco carried for 31 yards on two plays, Brent Vann added the second Richmo nd touchdo wn from three yards out. With Davids on trying the air lanes, Billy Nix batted up a pass, caught the ball and returne d it eight yards to the Richmo nd 1 7. Then Stoudt rounde d out the scoring with another touchdo wn and the convers ion. The Spiders , then ranked first in defensi ve in the Southe rn Confere nce, held Davids on to one first down for three periods , six altogeth er. With Nix, Don Christm an and Stu Percy turning in stellar defensi ve perform ances, the Spiders brough t their confere nce record to 3-2. Joe Kessel
Al Mitchell
TrammeU is over the line for a T.D.
Deco stopped after short gain.
Richmond II-Tech 0
Richmond 0-Alahama 66
The line kept the favored Gobblers' rushing offense in check and Pratt set up all three of the Spider scores. His five punts averaged 44 yards; one of them 61 yards that rolled dead on the Tech four line. Tech returned, and the Spiders went 32 yards for the touchdown, Vann hitting off the left side of the Tech line 10 seconds before the half ended. After a scoreless third quarter, the Spiders scored a safety and field goal in the final period. Co-captain Stoudt tackled Tech quarterb~ck Warren Price in the end zone for the 2 point safety when Price "fielded" Pratt's SO-yard punt on the Tech goal line. With an 8-0 lead, Stoudt kicked a 35 yard field goal with 1;2 minute remaining.
Facing Alabama, who was then ranked number 2 in the nation and who finished the season as the first place team in the country, Richmond's Spiders suffered their worst loss of the year at Tuscaloosa, 66-0. Richmond was playing without the services of top-notch tackle Joe Teefey and all-aroun~ star Earl Stoudt, and had to .face the awesome 3ob of playing the best team in the country with a sophomore-predominated outfit. Pat Trammell, the Crimson Tide's amazing quarterback, led Alabama to its ninth straight. victory. The passing of Mel Rideout to J oh.n Hilton was the only bright spot of the day for Richmond, besides an enormous guarantee at the gate.
Stoudt finds way blocked by Techmen.
Earl Stoudt in action.
Richmond 36-William and Mary 18 Earl Stoudt made his last performance his best in the traditional Thanksgiving Day Classic as his Richmond Spiders trounced arch-rival William and Mary 36-18 in City Stadium. The honorable mention All-America from Lancaster, Pennsylvania . broke six Richmond records, sewed up the SC scoring crown, and virtual! y insured himself the Most Valuable SC player award. Scoring 26 points and rushing for 194 yards on 32 carries, the Spider captain set single-game records for most yards rushing, most td' s, and most points. He set season records in the same three categories. The game gave Richmond a 4-2 record in the Southern Conference for second-place honors and put the Spiders ahead in the series, 34¡-31-5. It
was the fifth time in six years that the Spiders had beaten the Indians. Head Coach Ed Merrick agreed that the entire squad played a great game. Besides the brilliant performance of Stoudt, the Spiders were aided by sophomore end John Hilton who served notice of his future greatness. Hilton added a 23yd touchdown to the total on a pass from Mel Rideout who completed 9-16 for 111 yards in the
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Supporting Stoudt' s offensive heroics was a strong defense led by Don Christman and Joe Teefey. The line contained the Indians quite well with the exception of Roger Hale who broke loose for two long touchdowns. Richmond completely dominated the 2-hour 53 minute struggle as it continued its habit of beating the arch-rival Indians.
In the cross country this fall the team ran against some rough compet ition and came out with an 0-6 record. The main reason was that the team suffered from lack of men and had to place individ ual men in the State and Confere nce meets and could not score as a team. In the regular season meets against the Southe rn Confere nce teams the team had some individ ual winner s, but failed to win any meets. The top men in fall running were David McDonald , Herber t Duer, Dave Reid and Bob J\1eador. The Spiders ran against ( 1) VMI, West Virginia, and William and Mary in multipl e meets, ( 2) the AA U State J\1eet, ( 3) Davids on, ( 4) Washington and Lee, ( 5) VPI, ( 6) the State Collegi ate Champ ionship Meet, and (7) the Southe rn Conference Champ ionship Meet. In the last two meets Richmo nd entered individ ual men and could not score as a team. David Reid, Captain and Coach Hardy
Cro ss Co unt ry CROSS COUNTR Y TEAM. Left to ri,g ht, first row: Bruce Stewart, Carlen Weeder, Murray Rosenbe rg, Mike Kusheba , Robert Land, James Wagone r, Bryan Nuckols, Harvey Patterso n. Second row: Herb Duer, Al Millar, Dave Reid, Dave McDona ld.
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This year's rifle team has an accent on youth. Two seniors, no juniors, and thirteen sophomores make 11p the squad. With this returning material plus a fine freshman team, coach Sgt. Allan J. Meech has high prospects for the rifle team in the next two years. Competing in both shoulder to shoulder matches and in postal matches, the Spiders have set an impressive record. Robert Watkins, captain of the team, is one of the outstanding shooters in the University's history. He placed high in the Intercollegiate All-American Team and was a member of the All-Southern ConÂŁerence and Virginia All-State teams. The team is improving with each match as the sophomores gain in experience and the coach feels confident of a good finish in the Southern Conference Championships this year.
Sgt. Meech and Robert Watkins, Captain
Rifle Team RIFLE TEAM. Left to right, kneeling: Gary "Anschutz" Welch, Robert Watkins, James Hill, Reuben McBrayer. Standing: Jim Morano, Richard Self, Decker Frazer, Gordon Hamlet, Ray Herndon.
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Basketball 1961 and 1962
Co-Captains: Ronnie Floyd and Danny Higgins.
Led by the dynamic duo of Danny Higgins and John Telepo, the 1962 Spiders put up a good fight sometimes and a bad one at other times. Lack of strength on the bench was the main factor in the Spiders' record of six wins and 20 losses overall and 5-11 in conference play.
Although losing in the final season game to William and Mary 54-49, the Spiders still gained a berth in the Southern Conference tournament. The Spiders had beaten the Indians by eight points earlier in the year, 73-65. It would have been necessary for the Indians . to win by eight to tie
VARSITY BASKETBALL ¡TEAM. Left to right, first row: Paul Richlin, Buhha Crone, Danny Higgins, Ronnie Floyd, Mike Morchower, Buddy Enck, Grover Flint. Second row: Dewey Novosliak, John Vaughan, Bill Burton, George Grodzicki, Bill Hoag, Bobby Daniel, John Telepo, Mac Dirom, Guy Davis.
Enck in for a tough lay-up.
Telepo fights for the ball.
the Spiders for eighth place in the conference, or . more than eight to eliminate the Spiders. The Spiders were hounded all season by the ¡ lack of bench strength, as evidenced by the fact that there was a dropo:ff in scoring in the second half most of the year. The starting five held up in the first half, but were unequal to playing vigorous ball for the whole game. The Spiders led at the half in nine of the 26 season games, but lost five of the nine. In the Georgetown game on December 30, the lead changed ten times in the last 20 minutes before the Spiders lost 76-75. The score was tied four times in the second West
Virginia game on January 15, but the Spiders still lost because of lack of height. The tallest man on the Spider squad, Bill Hoag, did not come through as well as was expected. The Mountaineers outrebounded the Spiders 69-44. The Richmond team was also plagued by illness in many critical games. In the last Davidson game, both Higgins and Bill Burton were out with the flu and Mac Dirom had a twisted ankle ear1y in the game. At Tennessee Tech on January 20, in spite of the flu and the fact that he didn't start, George Grodzicki still had 21 points and nine rebounds. After losing to Virginia, East Carolina, West
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Coac h Hoo ker map s new strat egy.
Burt on fight s for poss essio n.
Virg inia and St. Jose ph, the Spid ers went on to win five of thei r nex t 10 gam es, star ting with George Was hing ton ( 71-6 8) . Thi s win ning stre ak was the longest and hottest of the yea r. The Spid ers dro ppe d off aga in and won only one of the rem aini ng 12 games. Late in the yea r Joh n Vau gha n shap ed up and gav e the team the extr a boost to carr y them to the win ove r VM I by one poin t ( 82- 81) , and to thre e nea r wins out of the last seven. The drop off in the second half still plag ued the team , however. Sop hom ore Bud dy Enc k prov ed to be ano ther spa rk in the Spi ders ' rese rve late in the season, and he won the Feb ruar y 7 gam e aga inst the Key dets of VM I on a now fam ous "Cr azy Hoo k" in the last seconds of the ove rtim e. Enc k moved up from the bench afte r bein g plag ued by inju ries most of the season.
George Gro dzic ki prov ed to be the man und er the boa rds aga in this yea r as he pull ed in a tota l of 253 rebo und s dur ing the season. He also help ed the team con side rabl y in scoring, espe cial ly in the St. Jose ph gam e ( 16) , the second Tennessee Tec h gam e ( 21) and the last George Was hing ton gam e ( 16) , and he was high man und er the boa rds in 14 games. Dan ny Hig gins brok e his care er scoring reco rd twice in the season, aga inst George Was hing ton in the Ric hmo nd Invi tatio nal ( 31) and aga in aga inst VPI with 35. He play ed a fine gam e thro ugh out the yea r, play ing good defe nsiv e ball when his shooting was off. He was, nex t to Joh n Tele po, the high est scor er consistently for the Spid ers, bein g high man in eigh t gam es and shar ing the hon ors with Vau gha n and Grodzicki once each. Joh n Tele po was the surp rise play er of the
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Spiders for the year. He looked so well in preseason practice that Coach Les Hooker designated him as a starter in the first game. The sophomore proved equal to the task; he was high scorer in the first game and was high man jn a total of nine gan1es. He was a consistent starter through the year. Starting the season with a four game losing streak put the¡ Spiders in a bad light, but they bounced back with a hard-fought win which put them back into the spirit of things. The Spiders' first four losses were to Virginia, (74-55), East Carolina, (81-70), West Virginia, (97-61) and St. Joseph, (77-56). Telepo distinguished himself in the first game with 21 points and 18 rebounds, but the poor team percentage, 28o/0 , gave the Cavaliers the edge. Rod Thorn could not be stopped in the next game against West
Grodzicki up high for two.
Virginia as he led the Mountaineers for the win. St. Joseph utilized a full-court press to invade Richmond territory time after time in heir outing against the Spiders, but Burton showed t1nexpected effort in leading the Spider attack with 18. His efforts were in vain, ho,vever, because St. Joe outshot and out-rebounded the Spiders. After winning over GW in a close game that was sparked by Telepo with 23, the Spiders lost their next four in a row. (Tennessee Tech, 94-82; Centenary, 84-69; Memphis State, 96-77; Georgetown
76-75). The Spiders were behind all the time in the Tennessee Tech game, and never came closer than seven points to the other team. Tech had five nlen in double figures and played a good all-around ball game. Higgins and Telepo stood out with 19 and 18, respectively.
Easy two pointer for Telepo.
Grodz icki drives aroun d Shuck in West Va. game.
The Spid ers trave led to Shre vepo rt, La. to meet Cent enary in a game in whic h the Spid ers lost posse ssion of the ball 30 times , and in whic h the Cents had as much as a 22 point lead. A week later the Spid ers lost the game to Memphj s State . They were neve r in the game after the first 16 minu tes, and had as much as a 20 point lead over them in the second half. Higg ins was again outst andin g with 24, Telep o had ] 8, and Cocapta in Ronn ie Floy d made an impo rtant show ing with 14. In the first game of the Rich mond Invit ation al, the Spid ers lost a game which was decid ed in the final seconds. John Vaug han made a jump shot that set the recor d at 75-7 4 in favor of the Spid ers with only 24 secon ds left, but had his one point lead crack ed by Bob Shar pente r, who score d on a field goal with 12 secon ds left. This game was perh aps
Toug h battle under the board s again st The Citade l.
the hotte st of the year ; the lead chan ged 10 times in the last 20 minu tes of play. Higg ins was again high man with 20. The Spid ers came back from the four defeats again with a wallo ping win over GW (90-66) the next night in the invit ation al. This was the secon d tin1e the Spid ers had playe d the Colo nials and the second time they had won, both victo ries at GW's expe nse. Higg ins hit a caree r high of 31 and the team hit for a perce ntage of SOo/o of their attem pts. The Spid ers won their next two game s, takin g it three in a row, befor e bowi ng to the twicedefea ted GW Colo nials . The Citad el prov ed easy shoo ting for the Spid ers as they went on to win 76-6 8 pace d by Telep o with 24. He made 18 of his total in the first half, then settle d back and fed the ball to Budd y Enck , who made 13 point s, many of them clutc h baske ts
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needed to keep the Spiders on top, Gary Daniels of the Citadel made the going rough for the defense as he poured through 28, but his efforts proved fruitless. William and Mary's Indians, too, found few chances to outshine Richmond in the January 6 campaign following the Citadel win. With Higgins contributing 27, Telepo 15 and Grodzicki 12, the Spiders grabbed a 35-23 lead at the half and went on to take the game 73-65. After losing a close match to GW on January 9, the Spiders returned to the Arena to take VMI 72-52. Cracking the Keydets zone defense early in the game, Richmond pulled ahead and VMI was not able to hit back successfully.
Telepo and Vaughn scramble for loose ball.
Victory was shortlived, however, as the Spiders dropped their next 6 encounters to We t Virginia, 87-73; to VPI, 67-54; to Tennessee Tech, 83-70; to ~~urman, 72-65; to Centenary, 76-71, and to Davidson, 55-20. The Spiders saw one last victorious effort, however, to finish off VMI in overtirne at Lexington, 82-81. Witl1 the Keydets leading most of the way, George Grodzicki turned in one of his best perÂŁormances of the year, putting in 24 points for the spirited Spiders. The final five outings were somewhat disasterous for the Richmond squad, as they dropped games to The Citadel, 58-57; VPI, 76-69; Furman, 79-54; Davidson, 72-62, and William and Mary 54-49.
Higgins attempts block.
Baseball 1962
Coach Pitt and Captain Mel Rideout
The 1962 Spiders are expecti ng another excellent season under the wise coachin g of Mac Pitt. With the bulk of the pitchin g coming from veteran s John Clayton and Mel Rideou t, plus the additio n of Frank Griffith and John Telepo to the pitchin g mound , the Spiders have a good chance of finish-
ing high in the Southe rn Confere nce standin gs. The big man with the bat again will be Stewar t who plays center field. This year's team is much younge r than last year's as far as experie nce goes, but Coach Pitt expects them to shape up after a few non conÂŁerence opening games.
BASEBA LL TEAM. Le/ t to right, first row: Charlie Moore, Al McName e, John Clayton, Jim McClung , Bob Stewart, Mel Rideout, Charlie Cloe, Frank Griffith, Don Douglas . Second row: John McClou d-manag er, Jim McGuffin , Ronnie Mynes, Rucker Burnett, John Telepo, Ronnie Lehnows ky, Bob Brewster , Grover Flint, Coach Pitt.
Pitchers Griffith and Clayton.
Batting practice for Stewart with Douglas behind the plate. McN.amee scoops one out of the dirt.
1962 Varsity Baseball Schedul e March 27 April 2 April 5 April 6 April 10 April 11 April 12 ~pril 14 April 17 April 18 _April 21 April 24 April 27 May3 MayS May8 May 12 Mavl6 May 19 ,/
LaFayette College Ohio-Wesl eyan University Harvard University Harvard lJniversity Citadel Furman University Davidson College George Washingto n VMI Washingto n & l,ee West Virginia TJni. (2) VPI William & Mary VPI Washingto n & Lee George Washingto n William & Mary VMI University of Virginia
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Ten nis 1962 Varsity Tennis Schedul e April 6
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April 17 Randolph-~11acon
Richmond
April 20 The Citadel
Richmond
April 23 rf oledo
Richmond
April 24 William and Mary
Richmond
April 27 VMI
Lexington
April 28 Washingto n and Lee
Lexington
lVIay 5
.R ichmond
VPI
May 7-9 Southern Conference Tourname nt Virginia Beach May 11
Randolph- Macon
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Co-Captain s Br.ad Gunter and Sidney Ives.
Under the able coaching of Leonard McNeal, the 1962 Tennis Team is expected to continue its fine record. The two returning seniors, Brad Gunter and Sidney Ives, have been named co-captain s. Each is a letterman . The only other letter holder,
Scott Strother, is expected to add much to the team. Nine matches are scheduled for the season; five are against Southern Conferen ce teams. The first match will be on April 6th against George Washington.
TENNIS TEAM. Left to right: Dave Fuller, Sidney Ives, Scott Strother, Brad Gunter, Joel Epstein, Rusty Robertson, Roger Grant.
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GOLF TEAM. Left to right, first row: Coach Jones, Bill Tomlinson, Don Mater, Jim Slaughter, Mac Dirom. Top row: John Hilton, Herb Peterson, Don Patten, Doug Lee, Bus Garnett,, Wallace Edwards.
Golf
Golf Schedule April 4 April 17 April 25 April 29-30 May 2 May 8-9 May 14
Richmond MCV VPI Richmond Randolph-Macon Richmond State Golf Match Hot Springs, Va. Hampden-Sydney Richmond S. C. Tourn. Myrtle Beach, S.C. Wm. and Marv., Richmond
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Track and Field Events In the indoor track running held during the winter, the team Slrffered from its chronic illness: no depth. Richmond failed to score as a team in all four meets. Top men in indoor track were David McDonald, David Reid, J im1ny Halley and Bill Ventura. The winter meets were ( 1) the Junior Chamber of Commerce Invitational at Richmond, ( 2) the State Indoor Championship Meet, ( 3) the Conference Indoor Championship Meet and ( 4) the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Meet. For spring track, the team is in practice and is shaping up well, according to Coach Hardy. Bill Ventura on the shotput and the javelin is looking good, and George Grodzicki on the high jump is in fine shape and is expected to come through for the team. Ventura also hurls the discus along with Tommy Peacock and Harlass Wright.
John Telepo looked good on the javelin and high jump last year, and should improve this year. Ted Hyneck is also a high jumper. Jimmy Halley is the broad jump man and also the hop, step and jump man. Herb Duer, who looked good in fall cross cottntry, will be trying the pole vault, and George Ra pp and Linky Pratt will be the sprinters. Halley, Pratt, and Burnett J\1iller are in training for the hurdles. McDonald and John Vaughan are in training for the middle distance ( 440 and 880) running, and McDonald and Norb Beville are expected to compete in the mile and two mile events. Competition will be against East Carolina, Newport News Apprentice Sch,ool, William and Mary, Davidson, VMI, VPI, West Virginia, and will end with the state and conference championship meets.
Dave Reid and Jim Halley work out on the high hurdles.
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Harlass Wright practices throwing the discus.
Pole vaulter Duer.
Practice makes perfect for the Richmond cindermen.
Track Schedule VPI
Richmond
April 17
Apprentice School
Richmond
April 20
Davidson
Richmond
April 25
East Carolina
Richmond
April 27
William & Mary
Richmond Lexington
April
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May
1
V~1I
May
5
State Meet
Lynchburg
S. C. Meet
Norfolk
May 11-12
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lntr amu rals
The Intramur al Athletic Program, under the able direction of John Morea¡u, has provided tl1e Men's Divisions '¼ith an excellent program and has encompas sed over 85 Cj~ of the student body. The following activities were incl11ded during 1961-62: the cake race, "Hardyba ll," horse shoes, fall olympics, tennis, basketbal l free throw, basketball, volleybal l, soccer, badminto n, softball, track
Spallek moves the hall quickly down field.
and field, tennis (doubles) , and archery. This year's activities were not limited to social fraternitie s and several independ ent teams entered the competiti on. New rules were also made by the Athletic Represen tatives to limit the participat ion of ex-varsity players from intramura l sports which they had played on varsity teams.
Set-up by Cloe.
Pass co1nplete.
High snap from center as a tough line rushes in.
MacMillian slams one to the floor.
Incomplete pass.
Marty Goding . StandUNIVE RSITY CHEER LEADE RS. Left to right, kneelin g: Darlen e Morga n, Sandra Nunn, Pat Kirby, ing: Dickie Musgra ve, Shanno n Hauser , Jack Hastin gs, Bob Dunvil le, Bill Clark, J. J. Jepson .
Un ive rsi ty Ch ee rle ad ers The cheeri ng of the Unive rsity Cheer leader s affords the teams an unsee n player -spirit . Leadi ng the studen t body in active suppo rt of their teams ,
they show loyalt y and faith. Durin g the year they usuall y hold a bonfire and pep rallies which are greete d with enthu siasm .
W es tha mp ton Ch ee rle ad ers Clad in the tradit ional blue and red Unive rsity colors the Westh ampto n Cheer leader s give active suppo rt to the differ ent teams . Throu gh the year they are united for varsit y sports, divide d in sup-
port of the odd and even teams, and divide d in inter-class rivalr ies. Their vivacity helps maintain class and college spirit.
Hardy, Bonnie Barron , WESTH AMPT ON CHEER LEADE RS. Left to right: Linda Webb, Henry Knapp , Pam August , Jo n, Elaine Johnso n, SuEmily Short, Phyllis Grasty, Franci s Mitche ll, Mary Ann Whear y, Sue Darden , Caroly n Jackso Joan Bishop , Martha zanne Borum . Mary Jane Bacon, Sandra Nunn, Polly McDow ell, Darlen e Morga n, Marty Goding , Wren, Anne Garloc k, Connie Nunn, Jackie Inge, Margie Burket t, Millie Bradsh ow, Anne Cosby.
Blazer Award given to Bobbie Wilke while Miss Chapman and Miss Oosthoek look on.
Westhamp ton Athletic Association The entire student body of Westhampton makes up its Athletic Association which is created to foster and maintain sportsmanship, spirit and cooperation among the students. The Athletic Association sponsors traditional activities such as the orientation picnic, the Snow Ball, and song contest. Letters are a warded by the
AA at the climax of the year's activities, the AA Banquet. These letters are earned in hockey, basketball, tennis and archery. Westhampton seals are awarded in the spring to juniors and seniors who have shown enthusiasm, loyalty and sportsmanship, and represent the true Westhampton spirit.
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD. Left to right, seated: Betty Lou Blankenship, Pam Koch, Josie Lovelady, Pat Bankes. Standing: Miss Mary Jane Miller, Janet Wooden, Carolyn Anthony, Claudia Dodson, Darlene Morgan, Barbara Wilke, Kay Koontz, Zanne BorUill.
Varsity Hockey The We stha mpt on Hoc key 1.,eam was very activ e this year . Man y of the play ers were vete rans and atte nde d sum mer hock ey cam p for the pt1rpose of impr ovin g thei r skill s and lear ning new tech niqu es. Bob bie Wilk e was the team 's capt ain and Joyc e Gar ner the man age r. They hoth prov ed to he very efficient lead ers, t1rging the team on to victory . The Tou rnam ent at Long woo d was the highligh t of the seas on. Ther e the team lost to Long woo d Eato n, Pegg y VAR SITY FIRS T TEAM . Left to right , fi.rst roiv: Caro lyn Anth ony, Lynd le r, Franc es Dail, Clau dia Dods on. Seco nd rotv: Doris Joyn er, Sara Rusc hhau pt, Miss Mille Maye r, Barb ara Wilk e.
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Cash ion, VAR SITY SECO ND TEAM . Left to right , knee ling: Joan na Holla nd, Judy n Cram me. Joan na Long est. Stand ing: Kath y Whit e, Nanc y Holla nd, Lea Perk ins, Robi
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GAMES AND SCORES w.c. They 2 St. Cathe rine's . . . . . 1 2 Madison . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 Little Colonels . . . . . 1 4 Roanoke . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 William and Mary . . 2 0 Richn1ond Club ..... 0 2 Longwood . . . . . . . . . • 1 1 Norfolk Division .... 3
Class Hock ey
EVEN TEAM FINALISTS. Left to right, kneeling: Alice Brewer, Lyndle Eaton, Joanna Holland, Sara Ruschhaupt. Standing: Judy Cashion, Robin Cramme, Frances Mayer, Lea Perkins, Nancy Holland.
EVEN TEAM. Left to right, sea·t ed: Judy Cashion, Nancy Loughridge, Alice Brewer, Joanna Holland. J(neeling: Marilyn Mcintire, Nancy Carmack, Nancy Holland, Mary Teene Rainey, Lucille Phillips. Stancling: Jane 'Thompson, Robin Cramme, Mary Alice Griffith, Lea Perkins, Kathy White.
In November the annual intramural hockey games between the even and odd teams were played. The even team won three of the four regular games,
but the odds won the big Odd-Even game ; there£ore, both teams earned an equal number of points during the season,
ODD TEAM. Left to right, first row: Kay Koontz, Betsy Beale, Bonnie Barron. Second row: Marienette Parker, Linda Webb, Beth Holland, Sally Clark.
ODD TEAM FINALISTS. Left to right: Doris Joyner, Caro1yn Anthony, Barbara Wilke, Peggy Dail, ·C laudia Dodson.
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Varsity Ba sk etb all
Miss Chapm an-Co ach and Claudi a Dodso n-Cap tain.
Unde r the leader ship of Miss Augus ta Chapm an, the Westh ampto n baske tball team is looking forV\rard to anoth er successful season. Games have been sched uled 'vith Mary Wash ington , Sweet briar, R.P.I. , Lynch burg, Willia m and Mary , and Longwood. The team memb ers are: Judy Acree, Carol yn Anthony, Bonnie Barro n, Sally Clark , Peggy Dail,
team captai n Claud ia Dodson, Ann Grant , Ann Hardw ick, Jackie Harpe r, Doris Joyne r, ¡M ary Ellen Kyle, Maril yn J\iclntire, Franc es Maye r, Jean Morri s, Rache l Norm an, Mario nette Parke r, Ann Perry , Sara Rusch haupt , Joann e Smith and Bobbie Wilke .
, Bonnie Barron , Jo VARSI TY. Left to right, seated: Mary Ellen Kyle, Sara Ruschh aupt, Judy Acree, Claudi a Dodson n, Jackie Harper , Jean Anne Smith. l(neeli ng: Nancye Webste r, Marily n Mcinti re, Ann Perry, Peggy Dail, Rachel Norma Marcus , Bobbie Wilke. Morris . Standi ng: Miss Chapm an, France s Meyer, Ann Hardw ick, Marion ette Parker , Ann Grant, Gail
Class Baske tball
EVEN TEAM FINALISTS. Left to right, kneeling: Connie Nunn, Dottie Williams, Judy Trunzo. Standing: Sara Ruschhaupt, Ann Hardwick, Frances Meyer, Judy Acree. ODD TEAM FINALISTS. Le/ t to right, kneeling: Mary Ellen Kyle, P ¡e ggy Dail, Carolyn Anthony, Bobbie Wilke, Jo Anne Smith. Standing: Claudia Dodson, Gail Marcus, Marionette Parker, Rachel Norman, Jean Morris.
The Odd Team captured the Intramural Basketball Championship this year by defeating the Even Team in all nine games played. The Odds com-
pleted a victorious season by beating the Evens in the big Odd-Even game by a score of 27-23.
EVEN TEAM. L.e ft to right, seated: Jeannie Watson, Dottie Williams, Marilyn Mcintire, Connie Nunn. Kneeling: Kendal East, Judy Barnhart, Gloria Harris, Lettie Lee Sloan, Carol Good. Standing: Phyllis Shields, Robin Cramme, Mary Jane Bacon, Mary Alice Griffith, Mary T. Rainey, Sandra Nunn.
ODD TEAM .. Left to right, seated: Fran Guynn, Mary Ellen Kyle, Barbara Sue Oglesby, Janet Wooden, Jo Ann Smith, Bonnie Barron. Kneeling: Doris Joyner, Cheryl Kerr, Carolyn Jackson, Mary Maddox, Peggy Dail, Margie Burkett, Rachel Norman. Standing: Jackie Harper, Marie Morris, Diane Byers, Marionette Parker, Carol Domeral, Bonnie Higgins.
Te nn is
Coach Oosthoe k
With the 5-1 record of last year in the background and the enthusi asm of the girls this year, the Westha mpton Tennis Team, coached by Miss Oosthoek, is certain to have a successful season.
There are six tentativ ely schedu led matches. Also, again this year, represe ntatives will be sent to the Middle Atlanti c Tourna ment to be held at Mary Baldwi n College.
TENNIS TEAM. Le/ t to right: Kay Koontz, Bobbie Wilke, and Jackie Smithers .
Coached by Miss Chapm an and manag ed by Claud ia Dodson, this year's varsit y lacros se team is looking forwa rd to a winning season. Team spirit is high as more girls came out for the team and
tl1e playe rs are more experi enced . The schedule includ es a game with Willia m and Mary, as well as a tourna ment with Willia m and Mary, Sweet Briar, or Hollin s.
Miss Chapm an-Co ach, Claudia Dodso n-Cap tain.
LACRO SSE TEAM. Le/t to right, seated: Betty McGui re, Mary Rainey , France s Meyer, Betsy Uhl, Janet Woode n, Jonne Heatwo le. Kneeli ng: Pat Brumb le, Perry Dail, Carol Good, Marily n Mcinti re, Sara Ruschh aupt, Dale Boatwright. Standi ng: Margie Burkett, Claudi a Dodson , Julie Haynie , Robin Cramm e, Bobbie Wilke, Anna Lee Dooley , Bobbie Downs .
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WE THAMPTON COLLEGE
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Senior Class Officers
IRIS CREEDLE . • • • • • . . • • • • . • • . • • • . • . • • • • • • • • . • . • • • • • • • SHERRY RATCLIFFE • . • • . • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • •
President
Vice President
MARGARET BESS TAYLOR . . • . • • . • • . . • • . • • • • . . . . • . • • . • . . • •
Secretary
JANET PARRISH • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . • • . • • . • • . • • • • .
Treasurer
MARY
Dou GLASS
LIBBY WAMPLER
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Historian
Song Leader
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right, seated: Sherry Ratcliffe, Iris Creedle, Margaret Taylor. Standing: Joyce Garnor, Janet Parrish, Libby Wampler, Mary Douglass.
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JUDITH SANDERS ACREE
CHARLOTTE DESPER ADAMS
SHARON MARGARET ALDERSON
HAZEL ANNE ATKINSON
B.A., French Sharps, Virginia
B.A., Math Hampton, Virginia
B.S., Math Newport Nelvs, Virginia
B.A., Biology Richmond, Virginia
EUNICE ANN BENNETT
JOAN ELIZABETH BISHOP
CHERRY BLANTON
BARBARA DALE BoATWRIGH'
B.A., History Beaverdam, Virginia
B.A., Latin Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Psychology Front Royal, Virginia
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B.A., Math Richmond, Virginia
SENIORS OF 1962 SANDRA LOUISE BRITTON
SYLVIA MARIE BROWN
BESSIE MAY BURRUS
NANCY LOUISE CARMACK
B.A., Political Science Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Bible and Religion Danville, Virginia
B.S., Biology Lahore, Virginia
B.A., English Brunswick, Maryland
JUDITH REED CARPENTER
CA THERINE STONEHAM CARR
MARY FRANCES CARTER
JUDITH LYNN CASHION
B.A., History Baltimore, Maryland
B.A., German State College, Pennsylvania
B.A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Spanish Richmond, Virginia
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VIRGINIA ANNE CLOD FELT ER
ANNE MAR IE CORP ENIN G
ROBI N LEWI S CRAM ME
CAMI LLE JACQ UELI NE COUS INS
B.S., Biolo gy Hamp ton, Virgi nia
B.A., Philo sophy Danville, Virgi nia
B.A., Histo ry Richmond, Virgi nia
B.A., Math Richmond, Virgi nia
IRIS LAYN E CREE DLE
JANE PAGE CROU CH
ANYC E CREN SHAW DAM ERON
BARB ARA LOUI SE DAVI ES
B.A., Biolo gy South Hill, Virgi nia
B.A ., Spani sh Richmond, Virgi nia
B.A., Studi o Art Richmond, Virgi nia
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B.A ., Biology Staun ton, Virgi nia
SENIORS OF 1962 NANCY MIREE DAVIS
BONNIE LEE DEEMS
LORENE E. DEJARNETTE
CORNELIA ANN DOUGLAS
B.A., Religion Norfolk, Virginia
B .A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia
B.A., English Hal if ax, Virginia
B.S., Accounting 1-Iopewell, Virginia
MARY BISHOP DOUGLASS
SHIRLEY ANN EASTER
JOANNA SAVEDGE ELLETT
SAMANTHA DEARBORN EMBREY
B.A., English Chatham, N e·w· Jersey
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
B.A., History Buffalo, New York
B.A., Music Theory Lovin bo-ston ' Viro-inia 0
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BARBARA Lou1sE FoHL
B.S. , Cheniistry
CYNTHIA
D.
FOLTZ
B.A., Sociology
JOYCE CHRISTINE GARNER
JUDITH GAYHART
B.S., .Phys,:cal Education
B .A., Philosophy
Richmond , Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
Moseley, Virginia
Staunton, Virginia
GAIL HARLEY GLOVER
MARY DouGLAS GoDSEY
JUNE Goo DALL
BARBARA LEE GRIGG
13 .A., So cio! op;y
B.A., Philosophy
B.A ., Sociology
B.A., Bible
Walterboro. South Carolina
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
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Norfolk, Virginia
SENIORS OF 196 2 Lucy
BARBAR A ANNE HARRE LL
SUSAN JANE HEREFO RD
Richmo nd, Virginia
B.A., Sociolog y Bedford , Virginia
B.A. , English Blacksburg. Virginia
R.A., Sociolog y Clarksville, Virginia
MARION MELIND A HOLDER BY
JANICE CAROL HOFFM ANN
CAROLI NE A. HOLLEM AN
NANCY JAMES
B.A., English Warwick , Virginia
B.S., Biology West Hartford , Connecticut
B.A. , Sociolog y Surry, Virginia
B.S., Biology Hampto n, Virginia
ALICE VERLAN DER HALL
B._A., Math
WHITE HARDY
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SHIRLEY VIRGINIA KELL
BARBARA JOHANNE KELL y
PAMELA JEAN KocH
PATRICIA WAI-WAH KwA
B.A., Sociology Halifax, Virginia
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Spanish Richmond , Virginia
B.A., Psycholog y Hong l(ong
DIANE KEITH LIGHT
JOSIE ROGERS LOVELADY
FREDERIC A B. LYNCH
GAIL MARIE MATTHEW S
B.A. , History Richmond , Virginia
B.A., Biology Hopewell, Virginia
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Psychology Highland Springs, Virginia
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SENIORS OF 1962 SUSAN METZGER
SusAN ELIZABETH MEYER
DARLENE A. MORGAN
B.A., Political Science Fredericksburg, Virginia
B.A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia
B.A. , Sociology Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Sociology Roanoke, Virginia
BETTY LOUISE MORRIS
ANNE LAVERNE MORROW
KARINE. NoRDENHAUG
B.A., Math Amelia, Virginia
B.A., Music History Glendale, Virginia
B.A., French Arlington, Virginia
J\ 1ARTI-IA 1
ELLEN McMURTRY
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ELLEN KAYNE NovEMBE
B.A., Studio Art Richmond, Virginia
JANET MARIE
SANDRA PALMER NUNN
RosE MARIE PARADIS
B.A., Biology Clarksville, Virginia
B.A., Speech and Dramatic Arts Richmond, Virginia
=AROLYN MAE PAULETTE
B.A. , Biology Richmond, Virginia
Jo
ANNE YouNG PAYNE
B.A., Sociology Richmond, Virginia
p ARRISH
CAROLYN VIRGINIA PARSLEY
B.A., History Salisbury, Nor th Carolina
B.A., Biology Richmond, Virginia
ANN CAROLINE PEAVY
JULIA LEE PERKINSON
B.A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia
B.A., English Richmond, Virginia
WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
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SENIORS OF 19 62 ESTHE R LINDS AY POWE LL
EDITH SHERl lARD RATC LIFFE
NANCY DALE RICHA RDSON
MARY WEST RIGGIN S
B.A., Englis h Covesville, Virgin ia
B.A., Histor y Richm ond, Virgin ia
B.A., Psycho logy Salem, Virgin ia
B.S., Biolog y Hampt on, Virgin ia
SUSAN JANE SANDE RSON
JANE CARL TON SHAPA RD
CAROL YN SuE SHIEL DS
SHELI A SHOCH AT
B .A., Psycho logy Halifax , Virgin ia
B.A. , Politic al Scienc e Martinsville, West Virgin ia
B.A., Psycho logy Richn1ond, Virgin ia
B.A., Histor y Frederick~burg, Virgin ia
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ELEANOR TucI<ER SMART
MARTHA ANN SOLLEY
MARGARET LEE STRA WHAND
MARSHA LYNN SULLIVAN
B.A., Psychology Richmond, Vir~inia
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Math Baltimore, Maryland
B.A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia
MARGARET BESS TAYLOR
JANE BRYANT THOMPSON
JUDITH DIANE TRUNZO
B.A., Studio Art l_Jewi~burg, West Virginia
B.A., Math Hampton, Virginia
B.A., French and English Crozet, Virginia
NANCY BYRD
AMPTON COLLEGE
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v AUGHAN
B.A., Sociology Pulaski, Virginia
SENIORS OF 196 2 MARILYN CAROLE WAKEMAN
ELIZABET H LAYNE WAMPLER
B.A ., Sociology Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Music Education If arrisonbur g, Virginia
MARTHA BOLLING WREN
CAROLYN
L.
WHITTAK ER
B.A., Studio Art Heathsville, Virginia
p ATRICIA
B.A., Sociology Big Stone Gap, Virginia
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CHEWNIN G YOUNG
B.A., Sociology Richmond, Virginia
MANY KATHRYN WILLIAM~
B.A. , English Arlington, Virginia
Jun ior Class Off ice rs
SALLY ANN CLARI( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JUDY BARLOW
Preside nt
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BETH JONES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •
Treasur er
JULIE HAYNIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Histori an
JOSIE ROGERS I_JOVELADY • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PATTI
Song Leader
Dix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Town Studen t Represe ntative
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICE RS. Left to right, seated: Beth Jones, Sally Clark, Judy Barlow. Standing : Julie Haynie, Josie Lovelady , Pat Dix, Jean Morris.
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Juniors CAROLYN ANTHONY JUDY BARLOW BONNIE BARRON BETSY BEALE NANCY BERKOWITZ BARBARA BLlNN
1V1ARTI BRATCHER l\tIIMI BRENT HELEN BREWER MARGARET BROWER PAT BRUMBLE VAL BRYANT
l\1ARGIE BURKETT DANYA BUTTS MEE IIAN CHAN LILLIAN CHU ROSE-ANNA CHU SALLY ANN CLARK
JODIE COLLINS l(ITTY CONNAWAY BARBARA COOK JUDY COOKE JEAN COPLEY PAT CORDLE
ANN COSBY PEGGY DAlL CATHERINE DART CAROL DEROSA PAT DIX SANDRA DIXON
ANNA LEE DOOLEY BOBBY DOWNS l\1AR Y KA THERINE ELl\ifER ELLEN FITZ-HUGH PAULINE FONES GRAYSON FOY
NANCY FULCHER BETTY LOU GTLES MARTY GODING ALETA GOODWYN PAT GREEN JO ANNE HARDY
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Westhalllpton BETTY HARRELL JEANIE HARRISON SUSAN HART DEAN HARWOOD JULIE HAYNIE CHARLOTTE HINES
CAROLYN HODNETT BETH HOLLAND NANCY 1-JOOTl\1AN DONNA HOUFF CLAIRE HUDSON NANCY HUDSON
M.ARY BENTON HUMMEL ANN HURD NANCY I-IYBNER JACQUELINE INGE CAROL FAYE JOHNSTON BETH JONES
DORIS JOYNER LYNORE KATZ PAT KIRBY KAY KOONTZ TERESA GENEVIEVE LADD SHIRLEY LAI
LEE LESLIE LONG PAT LONG GAIL LUSH GAIL MARCUS SUSIE McAFEE
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BETTY McGUIRE MARCIA McMULLIN JUDY METCALF CAROL MILLER MARILYN MILLER JEAN l\iIORRIS
MARIE MORRIS ALICE MOYERS CAROL MYERS MARY JANE NEWTON BARBARA SUE OGLESBY CONNIE OVERSTREET
ANN CARR PERRY PHYLLIS PETERSON FRANCES PITCHFORD PHYLLIS POLLACK ARCHER RANDLETTE PATRICIA RICH
Juniors JEAN ROBERTSON ANNETTE RORRER ANN SHELTON LYNNE SHEPPARD ElVIILY SHORT PATRICIA SHOTTEN
BETTY ANN SISLER GEORGEANNE SKEEN ELIZABETH SMITH JACQUELINE SMITHERS BETH ST1\FFORD PEGGY ST. CLATR
CECELIA ST lFF DIANE THURSTON ELlZABETH VIOLETTE NANCY WICKERS ELEANOR WILLIAlVISON BARBARA WILKE
CAROL WINFIELD JOAN LEE WRIGI-IT
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Sophomor e Class Officers SALLY ABEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . CONNIE NUNN
President
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LEE HILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Secretary
JUDY GARRETT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . .
Treasurer
BETH EDw ARDS
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JOYCE SANFORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Song Leader
NANCY LOUGHRIDGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
College Gov't Representative
DODY BENSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
T oivn Council Representative
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Le/ t to right, seated: Lee I-Iill, Connie Nunn, Sally Abel, Judy Garrett. Standing: Dodie Benson, Joyce Sanford, Beth Edwards, Nancy Loughridge.
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Sophoino res SALLY ABEL PATSY ALLEN MARY ATKINS LINDA AVERILL EMILY AYERS
MARY JANE BACON PAT BANKES JUDY BARNHART NIARY JO BARTLEY CAROL BATEMAN
ANDIE BAYLOR SANDRA BELCI-IER DODIE BENSON HEDY BERNARD JANE BIBB
JEAN BISCOE ANNE BLITCH SUZANNE BORUM MARGIE BOSWELL CAROLE BRADLEY
LINDA BRADLEY ALICE BREWER MARY CROSS BRITTLE BONNIE BROOKS CAROLYN BROWNING
CONNIE BURKE BETSY BURTON NINA CACHELIN ALICE CARTER GLEN CHASTAIN
BETTY CHEYNEY DOROTHY CLAY ELLEN CLUTE ANN COALE BETTY COLEMAN
LISA COLEMAN MARTHA CONE CAROL CRONTN l\;1AR Y KAY CR 0 SS MADELINE CRENSHAW
SANDRA CROWDER PA TRICIA DABNEY BEYERL Y DA VIS DIANA DAVIS ELIZABETH DA VIS
W esthaillpton LOIS GAIL DAVIS ALICE DeCAMPS JAN DuBOSE KENDAL EAST LYNDLE EATON
BETTI EDWARDS I-IALE EVERETT JANE FITCHETT SUSAN FITCHETT SUSIE FLEMING
HELEN FLYNN l\IARY BRUCE FORD MILLICE FREY LINDA FRIDLEY GAY FRITH
ANNE GARLOCK JUDY GARRETT JEAN GARRISON JACKIE GATES CAROL GILBERT
WALKER GLENN CAROL GOOD SI-IARI GOLUB MARY ALICE GRIFFITH BETTY LOTJ GUIDT
NANCY HALL BUCKY HANBURY CAROLE HANSON ANN T-IARDWICK GLORIA HARRIS
MARTHA HARTMAN JOAN HASKIN LET A HAWKINS JONNE HEATWOLE LYDIA HEIDEN
BETTY JEAN HEINLY HECKY HENDERSON SUSAN HEPLER MERRY HIGGS LEE HILL
PATRICIA HINTON JOAN HOCH MARY ELEANOR HODGES JOANNA HOLLAND NANCY HOLLAND
Sophoniores BETTY LOU JENNINGS ELAINE JOHNSO~ GAYLE JONES CAROL JURGENS MARJORIE GAY KEELING
JOAN KENNEDY JANE LACY l\IIARVINE LANIER BILLIE LYNN LASSITER SHARON LEITH
SUSAN LIGON JOANNA LONGEST INGRlD LOOCK ROSE McCLEARY PAULINE McDOWELL
SANDY McGLORY MARILYN McINTIRE ELLEN McNAMAR.A !(ATHA MASSEY FRANCES MA YER
DONNA ~1EZGER SUE MILLER FRANCES MITCHELL CYNTHIA l\IIORGAN MARY LOU MOSCT1LER
BEVERLY NEALE GLEND1\ NICHOLAS JANE NORTON CONNIE NUNN L.UIS OLIVER
LOUISA PASTORS LEA PERKINS JUANITA PHILLIPS LUCILLE PHILLIPS ANNE POINDEXTER
BARBARA POWELL CAROLYN POWELL CIIARLOTTE PRINGLE LEE PUTNEY ELSA QUEEN
MARY RAINEY CAROLE RAMEY ADORA REES LINDA RICHARDSON ELAINE ROBERTSON
W esthalllpton CAROLINE ROBINS l\fARY SUSAN ROBINSON MARCI.A ROIDER DONNALEE ROWE SARA RUSCHHAUPT
DIANA RYAN PATRICIA RYAN l\1ARIA SAN CHEZ JOYCE SANFORD GISELA von SARKOEZY
ANNE SARTORlUS l\fARTHA SCHMIDT ELIZABETH SCHOOLS KAREN SCOTT SANDRA SHAW
BARBARA JEAN SHELL PHYLLIS SHIELDS ~IARGARET SIEGFRIED LETTY LEE SLOAN NANCY REE Sl\iflTI-1
PI-lYLLIS SMITH RITA SMITH NANCY SPENCER JOYCE STEVENS PAT STINSON
BETTY TAYLOR LENA TURPIN l\1ARY JO TUSING JANE TWYFORD ELIZABETH UHL
LAURIE VAIL BRENDA WADE NANCYE WEBSTER POLLY WELTY MARY ANN WHEARY
KATHY WHITE JULIA WHITLOCK l\fARGARET WHITLOCK ANN WIDMER ANN WlLEY V [RGJNJA WILKINS
DOTTE WILLIAMS MARY LYNNE WILLIAMS CAROLYN WILTSHIRE LESLIE JANE YONCE CONNIE ZENO JULIE ZUCK
Freshman Class Officers SUE PARRISH . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . • JUDY SUTHERLAND LINDA HOLT
President
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President
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FRAN Dix . . • . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BARBARA GARDNER . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAT Cox • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CONNIE DEVANE • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Treasurer
Song Leader
YWCA Representative
College Gov't Representative
JANET WOODEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SUSAN GRABLE AND DIANE LESTER. . . . . . . .
Secretary
AA Representative
Town Council Representatives
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right, seated: Sue Parrish, Judy Sutherland, Fran Dix, Linda Holt. Standing: Barbara Gardner, Janet Wooden, Connie DeVane, Gigi Lindon, Diane Lester, Susan Grable, Pat Cox.
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W esthanipton PAMELA ADAMS ROSALIE ALDERSON GLORIA AMBROSE LINDA ARMSTRONG PAM AUGUST
CAROL BALDWIN VICKY BATTS MARY M. BEASLEY ELEANOR BECK KITTY BELLAMY
BOBBIE BLEVINS MILLIE BRADSHAW PHYLLIS J. BRADSHAW JACKIE BRANCH MARGARET BRITTLE
SUSAN BRITTON BARBARA BRYANT JANE BUCK GINNY BURCHER :l\1ILDRED BURNETT
DIANE BYERS ANN CARTER HARRIET CLAY PAT COLEMAN GRACE COLLINS
PHYLLIS JOAN CORKER ADRIANNE COX CAROL COX PATRICIA COX JO ANNE CROPPER
BETTIE LEE CURRELL KAREN CURTIS NANCY CURTIS CAROL DAMEREL SUSAN DARDEN
NANCY DAVIES RITA DAVIS VIRGINIA DAVIS WREN DAWSON MARYLYNN DEAN
CONNIE DeVANE FRAN DIX GAYE DOUCETTE EVELYN DREXLER SANDRA EDWARDS
Freshllle n MARY EVANS CAROL GABELER LINDA GARDNER EVELYN GARRETT SUSAN GRABLE
ANNE GRANT PHYLLIS GRASTY SUSAN GREENWOOD FRANCES GUYNN I<ATHRYN HALLER
JACQUELINE HARPER BARBARA HARTON BONNIE HIGGINS JUNE HOGE LINDA HOLT
SANDRA HORNER TERRY HORNER HARRYET HUBBARD CAROLINA HUDNALL CAROL HYBNER
CAROLYN JACKSON SUE JACKSON MARTY JETT FAYE JOHNSON BARBARA JONES
JEAN JONES ROSEMARY JONES SUZA_NNE JORDAN NANCY KEETER YANCEY KEMP
CI-IER YL KERR JUDY KESSLER HENRY KNAPP MARY ELLEN KYLE JANE LASLEY
CYNTHIA LEONARD JO ANN LINDENMA YER VIRGINIA GAIL LINDON DIANE LESTER MARY MADDUX
JOANNE MARSHALL FAY MARTIN BRENDA MATLOCK PEGGY McCLANAHAN GINNY McCORMICK
W esth ainp ton NELL McGLA UGHON LESLIE McNEA L DALE MINTE R DIANN E MINTE R LINDA MOORE
ELIZAB ETH MORRI S NANCY MUND Y JUDITH MURD EN PAMEL A MYERS BREND A NETHE RWOO D
RACHE L NOR:NIAN MARIO NETTE PARKE R CAROL YN PARKS SUE PARRI SH RUTH ANN PARS
JEANN E PAULE TTE LYNN PINE MARTY PITTS JUDIE PRICE WAND A PROFF ITT
NANCY PURYE AR MARJO RIE RAMSE Y JANET RENSH AW ANNE RICE JO RIPLEY
ELINO R ROBIN SON ROSAL IND ROGER S PATSY SAFFE LLE SUE SALE NANCY SAUND ERS
PEGGY SAUND ERS ANN SCHLIE SER CYNTH IA SHELH ORSE SUSAN SHIRK MEDIE SIMS
JOANN E SMITH MARY SMITH SUZAN NE SMOLA ANN SNEAD KATHY SPARE
KRIST IN SPONS LER THELM A ST ABLES KA THY STECY K PHYLL IS STEWA RT FLORE NZ STITI-I
Freshine n ANNE STOWE JUDY SUTHERLAND JUDY SWINGLE JANET TAYLOR SUSAN TERRY
SCOTT TURNER BARBARA VAUGHAN JESSICA VAUGHAN LINDA WARNER LINDA WEBB
LELIA WHITLEY NANCY W·HITWORTH JUDY WIDENER BRENDA WILLIAMS CAROLINE WINGFIELD
lVIILLJE WOOD PATTIE WOOD JANET WOODEN MARGARET WYNNE
Rat Week
RICHMOND COLLEGE
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Senior Class Officers . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President
RUSSELL ROBERTSON
Vice President
SAM KERR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Senator
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SENIOR ·CLASS OFFICERS. Seated: Rusty Robertson. Left to right, standing: Sam Kerr, Tom Morris, Paul Brickner, Frank Knill.
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RAYMOND FULTON ALLEN
B.A. , Bible and Religion Amherst, Virginia
-!AHLES FREDERICK BATEMAN
B.A. , Political Science Arlington~
Virginia
KENNETH
L.
ALLISON
c.
CLIFFORD ATTKISSON, JR.
B.A., Political Science Edgewater, New Jersey
B.A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia
HENTER LEE BLEVINS
JOHN FLEMING Boccs
B.S., Chemistry Arlington, Virginia
B.A., Sociology Cartersville, Va.
R CHMOND COLLEGE
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JERRY WAYNE BAKER
B.A., English Richmond, Virginia
DA YID
GEORGE BOYNTON
B.A., History Billerica, JVCassachusetts
SENIORS OF 1962
VILLIAM HAYMORE BRAMMER
PAUL BRICKNER
ALLAN SIDNEY BuFFENSTEIN
JOSEPH BEVERLY BURRELL
B.A., English Rocky Mount, Virginia
B.A., History Lawrence, New York
B.A., English Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Biology Bon Air, Virginia
RoBERT BERI(LEY BusH
HUGH THOMAS CALLAHAN
ELSON ToD CHRISTIAN
B.A., English Richmond, Virginia
B.A., English Union Level, Virginia
B.A., English Newport News, Virginia
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DONALD RICHARD CHRISTMA
B.A., Sociology Northampton, I)ennsylvania
rJLLJAM ALEXANDER CLARK
13.A., Psychology Fredericksburg, Virginia
RICHARD
wARREN COLEY
B.S. , Math Richrnond , Virginia
THOMAS ROLAND CLARKE
CHARLES ELLERY CLOUGH
PAUL EDw ARD CoHEN
B.S., Chemistry Jarratt, Virginia
B.S., Math Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Math and Physics Richmond, Virginia
GORDON EL TON Coo KE
RANDOLPH CALVIN Cox, JR.
RICHARD ALBERT CURL
B.A., Bible Colonial Beach, Virginia
B.A ., English and Spanish Norfolk, Virginia
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
RICHMOND COLLEGE
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SENIORS OF 1962 WILTON OWEN CURTIS
W.
1-,HOMAS DAUGHTREY, JR.
RICI-IARD ELROY DAVIS
WALTER ROBERT DAWSON
B.A ., Philosophy Hurt ' Viro-inia t:"
B.S., Biology Richmond, Virginia
B .A., Sociology Norfolk, Virginia
B.S., Chemistry Richmond, Virginia
PETER DAVID DoLEY
JOEL ARTHUR EPSTEIN
GEORGE ANTHONY ESPOSITO
B.A., History Warwick, Rhode Island
B.A., Chemistry Norfolk, Virginia
B.A., History Montclair, New Jersey
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RAYMOND MORRISON FEARNO'
B.A ., English Ellerson, Virginia
PRESTON WILLIAMS FORBES
B.S. , Math Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Chemistry Williamson, West Virginia
B.S., Physics and Math Newport News, Virginia
B.A., Political Science Newport News, Virginia
THEODORE ROGER FRIEDMAN
SAMUEL GENDERSON
ROBERT EUGENE GILLIAM
B.A ., Sociology Newport News, Virginia
B.A ., History Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Chemistry Richmond, \Tirginia
B.S. , Biology Washington, D. C.
MOND COLLEGE
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FRANZMAN,
III
RONALD LEE FLOYD
RSHALL REDFERN FRAZER
CHARLES
v.
FRANK JAMES FISHER
SENIORS OF 19 62 ROB ERT R. GOA RD
ART HUR H. GOL DMA N, JR.
CLAU DE C. GRA VAT T, JR.
GEO RGE THOM AS GRA Y
B.A., Fren ch Chat ham, Virg inia
B.A., Engl ish Rich mond , Virg inia
B.S., Chem istry Arlin gton, Virg inia
B.A., Socio logy Rich mond , Virg inia
ROB ERT GUN THE R HAID
ROD NEY JAM ES HAL E
JAlVIES FRAN CIS HAL LEY
B.A., Engl ish Rich mond , Virg inia
B.A., Engl ish Roan oke, Virg inia
B.A., Socio logy Oran ge, Virg inia
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JAM ES
E.
HAR RISO N' JR.
B.A ., Engl ish Hope,vell, Virg inia
OWEN SIIANNON HAUSEH
DANIEL
F.
HIGGINS
JAMES
wALTER HOSIER, III
JJ.A., Political Science Waterford, Virginia
B.A., Psychology Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
JoHN WILLIAM HuHLEY, Jn.
RICI-IARD DAY HYLTON
WILLIAM SIDNEY IVES
13.A., flistory
fl.A., Chemistry Richmond, Virginia
B.A ., Philosophy Hampton, Virginia
Princeton, New Jer£ey
R CHMOND COLLEGE
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RoscoE
A.
HoTCHI(ISs,
B.S., Biology l1ichmond, Virginia
JAlVIES E.
JARRELL
B.S., Chemistry Richmond, Virginia
JR
SENIORS OF 1962 DAVID
w. JOHNSON
B.A., History Virginia Beach, Virginia
wILLIAM
SAMPSON KERR
B.S., Political Science Alexandria, Virginia
MARION WAYNE JOHNSON
PAUL
s. JONES
ARTHUR B. KENNEDY
B.A., English Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Philosophy Staunton, Virginia
B.A., Bible and Religion Bluefield ~ Virginia
BARRY VINCENT KIRKPATRICK
J. ROBERT KLINGER
FRANKLIN PETER KNILL, JR
B.S., Chemistry Arlington, Virginia
B.A., History Palmyra, Pennsylvania
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B.A ., English Alexandria, Virginia
:LES HAROLD LEACH, JR.
B.A., English Roanoke, Virginia
MES
M.
MACMILLAN, JR.
B.A., Economics Richmond, Virginia
E.
LEE PAUL LEWIS
STEVE HARMON LOWE
HARRY P. MACINTOSH
B.A., Biology Mappsville, Virginia
B.A., History Hampton, Virginia
B.A., History Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts
MILTON McDONALD, JR.
B.A., English Purcellville, Virginia
RoBERT
C.
McKINLEY
B .A., Sociology Richmond, Virginia
R CHMOND COLLEGE
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DOUGLAS LEE MARTIN
B.A., Political Science Richmond, Virginia
SENIORS OF 1962 F.
ABDULLAH MICHAEL MINA
MICHAEL MoRCHOWER
ROBERT MAURICE MOORE
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
B.A., History Kafraya, Bekaa, Lebanon
B.A ., Political Science Bayonne, New Jersey
B.S., Chemistry Richmond, Virginia
THOMAS J. MOORE
PETTUS THOMAS MORRIS, JR.
JOHN ROBERT MOTHERSHEAD
DENNIS NOFSINGER, JR.
B .A., Political Science South Boston, Virginia
B.A., English Martinsville, Virginia
B.A., English Farnham, Virginia
B.A., Chemistry Midlothian, Virginia
WALTER
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B.A., Political Scien ce Modest Tow n, Virg inia
Chem istry Rich mond , Virg inia
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RON ALD NEIL L ORR
B.S., Che1nistry Falls Church , Virg inia
B.A. , Phys ics and Math w-ash ingto n, D. C.
PAU L RICH ARD Nurr ico
B .A., Histo ry Wash ingto n Crossing, Penn .
CHA RLES SCO TT
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B.A., Histo ry Rich mond , Virg inia
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B .A., Econ omic s Rich mond , Virg inia
DAL TON AUS TIN PAR KER
B.S., Chem istry High land Sprin gs, Virg inia
SENIORS OF 1962 BENJAMIN
c.
PERICINSON, JR.
CHARLES
H.
PERKINSON
DAVID AMEDEE PoucHOT
B.A., Sociology Crewe, Virginia
B.S., Math Richmond, Virginia
B.A. , Political S cience Richmond, Virginia
BENJAMIN J. PRITCHETT
RYLAND OSBORNE REAMY
DAVID MACPHERSON REID
B.S., Che1nistry Fredericksburg, Virginia
B.A., Psychology Ashland, Virginia
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
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PRI M
B.A. , Psychology Richmond, Virginia
BEAUFOll T SHELTON RICE ,
B .A., Sociology Mangohick, Virginia
MUEL E. RICHARDSON,
III
B.A., Sociology Urbanna, Virginia
.RROLL HENRY SHOTWELL
B.A., History Brookneal, Virginia
ERNEST LEROY ROBINSON
WILLIAM EARL RussELL
JESSIE L. SHIFFLETT
B.A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia
B .A., Sociology Portsmouth, Virginia
B.A., Sociology Richmond, Virginia
BENJAMIN G. SMITH, JR .
GEORGE THEODORE SMITH
B.A., Sociology Sharps, Virginia
B.A., Sociology and Chemistry Hopewell, Virginia
RICHMOND COLLEGE
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HAROLD
L.
SMITH
B.S., Physics and Math . Gladys, Virginia
SENIORS OF 1962
HOWARD BRYANT SMITH, JR.
JAMES LOWELL SMITH
LESLIE WINSTON SMITH
B.A., History Lynchburg, Virginia
CHARLES DANIEL STEVENS
B.A., Sociology Severna Park, Maryland
B.A. , History Richmond, Virginia
B.A., English and Psychology Hopewell, Virginia
EARL
w.
STOUDT
B.A., Sociology Richmond, Virginia
STANLEY
A.
SZYMANSKI
B.S., Math East Bruns\vick, New Jersey
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LARRY LEE TALBERT
B.A., History Martinsville, Virginia
w.
CARRINGTON TATE, JR.
B.A., History Danville, Virginia
JOSEPH MICHAEL TEEFEY
FREDRIC HAROLD TROLL
GLEN ALLEN TYLER
CARY DAWSON UPSHUR
B.A. , Sociology Richmond , Virginia
B.A., Bible and Religion Mansfield, Ohio
B.A., English Salem, Virginia
B.S., Math Richmond, Virginia
WALLACE AYERS WALKER
PAUL JOSEPH WALSH
JAMES FRED WATTS
B.A., History Hampton, Virginia
B.A., English Roanoke, Virginia
B.S. , Physics and JVlath Hampton, Virginia
~ oNARD EARL WALCOTT , JR.
B.A., Music Bo ,. ford. Massachus etts
RICHMOND COLLEGE
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SENIORS OF 1962 EDWARD
H.
WEBER,
JR.
B.A., History and Psychology Arlington, Virginia
FREDERICK
w. WILLIS, JR.
B.A., Political Science Skipwith, Virginia
CHARLES ALLEN WELLS,
JR.
EDWARD ROBT. WHITTINGTON
B.A ., Bible Danville, Virginia
JOI-IN HARRISON
wIL LIS, III
B.A., English Lignum, Virginia
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B.A ., Political Science Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Che1nistry Richmond, Virginia
CHARLES WILLIAM WYATT,
GORDON A. WILI(INS,
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ALLAN KA-LUN YUN(
B.A., Che1nistry Honoo Kono0
Junior Class Officers . . . . PHIL BAG LEY . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RAN DOL PH SI-IO TWE LL
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Juniors GERALD ALDHIZER JOHN ALEXANDER ALVIN ALLEN LOUIS ALLEN RALPH ANGELL PHIL BAGLEY
GARY BANG ROBERT BERGER NORE BEVILLE PHIL BLYTHE ERNEST BOYD RONALD BRANDIS
JOHN BUCK BOB BULLOCT( PATRICK BURKE RUCKER BURNETTE J. N. BUSEY DICK COOVER
JACK COSBY \VAYNE COX PHlLlP DAL TON CHARLES DAVIDSON BEN DAVIS BOB DAVIS
W lLLIAivI DRURY PAGE EL1\10RE F. LEE FENTRESS HORACE FORD :\'I ICHAEL FOREMAN JACK FUGATE
DAVID FULLER DICK GARDNER CRLFFJN CARNETT BILL GERMAN BILLY GILMORE DAVID GOODE
LESLIE GOODE JACK GRADY ROGER GRANT BAXTER GRIFFITH WALT GRIFFITH WAYNE HARMON
ED HART ROBERT HASTY WARD HATCH ROBERT HENNING HERMAN HICKS JAMES IIIGGS
Rich inon d JACK HODGES WILLIAM HOGART JI CLAUDE I-IOGGARD JOHN HOPKTNS FRANK HORTON MICHAE L JARRET T
HOL1V1AN JENNING S WILLIAM JENNING S ROBERT KINLEY BILL KNIGHT SIM LARKIN S l\1ICHAEL LAMBIO TTE
GENE LASSITE R DABNEY LEE FRED LINKEN HOKER HOWAR D LOVE JAMES McCLUN G ROBERT MEIGGS
GORDON MERRIT T ALBERT MILLER JOI-IN l\10REAU CEPHAS l\10RTON Jil\1 MULLEN JOHN NUCKOL S
EL WOOD OBRIG RUSS ODLAND LEE OUSLEY FRED PACE BINFOR D PARKER WILLIAM PASCOE
CHARLE S PENDLE TON STEWAR T PERCY WAYNE POARCH CHARLE S PORTER GORDON PORTER COOLID GE PORTER FIELD
WALTER PRICE ALLEN PUFFEN BERGER RUSSEL L RABB FRANCI S REIBSAM EN JAMES RIERSON CASEY RILEY
ARCHIB ALD ROBERT SON DALE ROBINSO N WILLIAM ROYSTE R BILL RYAN WALTER SCHWAR TZ RANDY SHOTWE LL
Jun ior s STEPH EN SLAU GHTE R GERA LD SMITH THOM AS SMITH WALL A CE SOWD ER SCOT T STRO THER LEE STRO UD
ROY TAYL OR JACK THOM ASSO N WILL IAM THOM AS ROBE RT TOLE R FRAN K VAND EVOR T JOHN VAUG HAN
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SOPHOMO RE CLASS OFFICERS . Left to right, first row: Tom Benton, Don Patton, Russ Siler, Jerry Puryear. Second row: Ken Torreyson, Doug Lee.
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Sopl1olllo res J Aj\1ES A. AGNEW HENRY ALPERIN ART1-IUR A. ANTHONY, III ASHTON LEE ARCHER JOHN BAGLEY
GARTH BALDWIN llENRY T. BANKS, JR. CARL ALBERT BARRS WYNN BARTON WILLIE BEHNKEN
TO l\1l\1Y BENTON WILLIAj\1 BLA YLOCI( SAM BLIDEN ROY BOONE LARRY ROPPE
LAWRENCE E. BRESS ROBERT Bl~EWSTER JACl( BRUCE LARRYW. BUCHANAN JOHN T. BURCH, JR.
BILL BURTON BILL CALE JAMES ARTHUR CALES .TOI-IN T. CAj\1PBELL RANNY CARLETON
DEAN CHAVERS FRANK CLAY J. FLOYD CLINGENPEEL EDDIE COHEN CARLOS COLEMAN
FRAN!( COLLINS WALTER R. CONLEY KENNETII E. CROW ED\V ARD CULLER DONALD E. DALE
ALEXANDER N. DANIEL, JR. FRANK DARNELL GUY DAVlS GALE J. DEACON, JR. JAMES A. DeANGELIS
RONALD S. DeWITT CHARLES H. DICKINSON DON DOUGLAS ROBERT M. DUNVILLE, JR. DAN DYE
Ric.h lllond DO.UGLAS G. EDWARDS HENRY SNYDER ENCK ROBERT EVERETT THOMAS A. FLETCHER DOUG FOUGHT
JOHN DECKER FRAZER WILLIAM T. G-ARNETT, JR. R. L. GARRETSON, JR. MICHAEL GEIGER CHARLES GESHEKTER
RONALD GILMORE BARRY GOLDIN GRESHAM GOODE MARSHALL GORDON ROBERT GORMAN
BOBBY JOE GORMUS GEORGE D. GRAY, JR. GEORGE F. GREEN, III FRANK GRIFFITH AL GRUBB
GARY GUTBERLET RICHARD HANCOCK CHARLES HARTZ ROBERT C. HARVEY ROBERT WADE HASII
JOT-IN HASTINGS GUY HICKS J AlVIES I-IILL TOM HILL JOHN HILTON
WILLIAM JAMES HOAG GEORGE KING HOBSON JULIAN N. HOLLAND, JR. LANNY HORTON HENDERSON HOW ARD
WILLIAM J. HOWELL MICHAEL HULL H. L. HUTCHERSON, JR. LEONARD HYMAN JAMES CHARLES JEFFERS
JERRY LEWIS JENKINS ROBERT SCOTT JEPSON GRANVILLE M. JOHNS JOHN EDMOND JOHNSON EDWIN C. JONES, JR.
Sophoniores JIM KELLY JOSEPH KESSEL WALTER KILBY WAYNE KNIGHT LLOYD KEITH K.OEHLER
CHARLES K. KRAMER , JR. RICHARD LA WREN CE, JR. LINTON LEARY HOW ARD DOUGLAS LEE RUFFIN D. LEE, JR.
FRANK A. LEONARD TERRY LERCH FRANK D. LILLASTON, III JERRY LINDSEY SHERWIN LITTLE
RONALD LIVELY GLEN LUTZ REUBEN McBRA YER STEVEN JOHN MACIK RONALD D. McCONNELL
SHEFMAN MALECH LARRY MARANGOS JOHN MARSH DOUGLAS MAXEY JERRY MEARS
STUART MEDLIN ED MEYER JOHN ROBERT MOODY ROBERT E. MOODY, JR. DAVID NELSON
JAMES NICHOLSON BARI NOVEY CRAIG PAUL ORGAN WALTER TERRY OWEN JOHN PALOCHAK
LOUIS THOMAS PASTORE ANDREW PASTORIUS DONALD N. PATTEN ROBERT CARROLL PATTON HERBERT C. PETERSON
JAMES C. PATTESON JOHN PETTENGILL KEN PHILBRICK JAMES PHILLIPS TOM POLLOK
Richlllond STUART L. PRINCE ROLAND PUGH CI-IARLES E. PURYEAR JERRY PURYEAR WILLIAM F. RANSON
JACK RICE WYATT RICHARDSON JAMES ROCKWELL THEODORE ROWE ALLEN SAUNDERS
BILL SAVAGE PHIL SEAT RICHARD SELF EDWARD L. SCHNEIDER RUSSELL LEE SCRUGGS
BARRY GRAHAM SHARP SILAS SHELBURNE RUSSELL 0. SILER JERRY SILVER ALBERT E. SIMM, JR.
RONALD SPENCE JOSEPH STANLEY VERNON E. STANLEY, .TR. MEL STIRISS WILLIAM STRICKLAND
STEPHEN STUTZMAN DOUGLAS W. SWEENEY JOSEPH TATUM CHANDLER R. TAYLOR, JR. JOHN MICHAEL TELEPO
JAMES THACKER JACK THOMPSON GEORGE TILLER WILLIAM TOLBERT JAMES K. TORREYSON
WILLIAM TUNE CHARLES E. WALTON, JR. JOHN SAMUEL 'W EAVER LESLIE WEBB GEORGE WEEDEN
CARLEN G. WEEDER JOHN WELLS JOHN WIATT JOHN WIGGS YIARSHALL WILKES
Sopho niores DAVID WOODROOF GEORGE WRAY GARY WRIGHT I-IARLESS WRIG I-IT BENJAlVIIN YEATTS
BARRY ZELL
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FRESHM AN CLASS OFFICE RS. Left to right: Doug Osborne , Reggie Jones, Dick Tozour.
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Fres hnie n GERALD ABBOTT CARROL L ADAMS WILLIAl\1 ADAMS ROBERT J.AREND ALL Jll\1 ASHWOR TH
JACK AUSTIN GEORGE AUX HERBER T BAER CHARLE S BAHEN JOHN BAILEY
SA1\i1 BALL AL BARR MILTON BEATTIE JEROYIE BECKER HAL BELCHE R
CHARLE S BLANKE NSIIIP TED BOELT DAVID BOOTS JAMES BRITTON EDWIN BROOKS
BAILLIE BROWN SPENCE R BULLING TON ELI D. BUSKIR K DICK CARAVA TI STEPHE N CARPEN TER
WILLIAl\1 CARPEN TER JOI~IN CARROL L WILLIAM CLARK STUART CLOUGH LARRY COLEMA N
BOB COLGIN WILLIAM COLLINS HAROLD CONNER RICHAR D COOK JOIIN COURTN EY
WENDEL L CREWE EARL CROUCH JAMES CROWDE R JAMES CULLINA N ROBERT DAVJES
CARL DEMO HAROLD DUMAS STEWAR T DUVAL WILLIAM EARLY BARRY EDEN
Richlllond NATHANIEL EDWARDS RICHARD EDWARDS LARRY ENGLISH CARL ERICKSON DENNIS FABELLA
RALPH FALLIN WALTER FALKS ELLIOTT F AMILANT STANLEY FINK RONNIE FOWLER
LANGHORNE FRANCIS MIL TON FUTRELL JAMES GARNER ED GARRETT JIM GATES
TOMMY GOODMAN DOUGLAS GRAY JAMES GREEN MASON GREEN RICHARD GREEN
HAROLD GUY lVIT CHA EL HALE THOMAS HALL CHARLES HARRIS MELVIN HARRTS
WAYNE HARRIS ROBERT HAWKES KENNETH HAWLEY GEORGE I-IAZELTON THOMAS HICKS
LARRY HITCHNER JOHN HODGE ALEX HOWELL WILLIAM HOWELL ROBERT HUNDLEY
DOUG HUNT WILLIAM JENKINS ASHBY JOHNSON CI-IRIS JOHNSON REGINALD JONES
LON KEIM CAREY KESSLER PAUL KESSLER MIKE KIPP MICHAEL KUSHEBA
Freshllle n ROBERT LAND RICHARD LARNER ANDY LASLEY RICI-IARD LAYTON TOWNES LEA
JOHN LONEY EARLE LONG JAMES LUCK JESSE LUMSDEN RANDY MANEY
HOW ARD MARLEY RICHARD MARKS CRAIG l\1ATTHEWS JOHN McCLOUD DENNIS McENTIRE
RICHARD McFARLAND JESSE ~1cINTYRE LARRY MENTZER ERIC MERAHN ED ~1ILLER
RYLAND MITCHELL ROBERT ~10FFETT ~1ARVIN MONROE EARLE MOORE JAMES MORGAN
PEYTON MOTLEY THOMAS MOYER SA~1 lVIUSTAINE DAN NORMAN JOSEPH NUARA
BRYAN NUCKOLS RON ODOM PAUL OSBORNE RICIIARD PARKER RICKY PARKS
JERRY PART{ VINCENT P ARH1Sl-I GORDON PATERSON ALLEN PA UT _ETT DICK PETERSON
ROBERT PHILYAW LELAND POTTER EDDIE POWELL JAMES " POWERS LARHY PRYOR
Richlllond ALVIN P. REYNOLDS, JR. ARTHUR RICHARDSON JAMES RICHARDSON JAMES RICHIE GEORGE RICK
BARRY ROBERTS DON ROBERTS RAYMOND ROBERTSON BOB ROBINS
EDDIE ROYSTER
GENE RUARK TONY SAKOWSKI CHARLES SAMUELS JOI-IN SAPONSKY FRED SCHNEIDER
RICHARD SCHOONOVER STEVEN SELTZER JAIME SENDRA RICHARD SEWARD ROSS SHEARER
REID SHEAFFER EDGAR SHRUM ROBERT SLIS BILL SMITH GEORGE SNEAD
WAYNE STAFFORD KENNETH STOUDT EDDIE SUMNER RALPH SUTHERLAND JAHN SUMMS
LANDON TAYLOR WILLIAM E. THOMAS THOMAS THOMPSON GEORGE TODD RICHARD TOZOUR
STRAN TROUT JAMES TUCKER STANLEY TUCKER TOMMY TUCKER HORACE UNDERWOOD
JOHN VAIL ALAN WENBERG SAM WEST WAYNE WHITE L. R. WHITLOW
Fres hine n PHILIP WILLIAMS RONALD WOLFSON JOHN WOOD DANIEL WRLGHT THOMAS YEAMAN
COLEMAN YEATTS JOHN YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG
CHOOL OF BUSINESS
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Senior Class Officers
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TEACHEY
JOHN HASTINGS GORDON EANES
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: John Purcell, Gordon Eanes, Dick Alfred, John Hastings.
RICH ARD
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ALFO RD
B.S., Marketing Balti1nore, Mary land
BRU CE THO MAS BAT TEY
B.S ., Personal Relations Rich mond , Virg inia
]AME S R. A :RNO LD
SAUN DERS RICH ARD BAG BY
B.S., Acco untin g Leb=inon, Penn sylva nia
B .S., JVI ar keting Rich mond , Virg inia
BLA NTO N
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B.S., Marketing Silve r Sprin g, Mary land
CHA RLES BER RY BAR HAM ,
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B.S., _Marketing Rich mond , Virg inia
RoY TIMO THY BEN NET T
HAR VEY HER BER T BERR Y
B.S., Marketing Red House, Virg inia
B.S., Marketing H.ichmond, Virg inia
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SENIORS OF 1962 WILLIAM
W ALI<-ER
CHAPMAN
JOHN GILBERT CHRISTIAN
DAVID LEE BuRI<-E
JAMES PAUL BURKE
B.S. , Accounting Richmond, Virginia
B.S. , Personnel Bealeton, Virginia
B.S. , Personnel R elations Richmond, Virginia
B.S. , Marketing Smithfield, Virginia
JEROME JAY COHEN
JACI( EUGENE DITT
JAMES EDw ARD DuN1v AN
ELWOOD LEE EDWARDS
B.S., Accounting Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Management Lebanon, Pennsylvania
B.S., Management Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Accounting Onancock, Virginia
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BnucE RoY ENGLE
CI-IARLES EMMIT FAGAN,
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GEORGE WILLIAM FARLEY
WILLIAM
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FUQUA
11.S., Personnel Manage1nent River Edge, New Jersey
B.S., Accounting Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Accounting Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Accounting Richmond, Virginia
EMIL JULIUS GASSER, JR.
JOHN FRANKLIN GREEN
GoRDON EDw ARD HAMLET
NORMAN LEE HANCOCK
B.S., Economics Richmond , Virginia
B.S. , Accounting Sutherland, Virginia
B.S., Accounting Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Economics Richmond, Virginia
CHOOL OF BUSINES
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SENIORS OF 196 2 '
Gus JOHN JAMES,
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JOHN KENNETI-I HASTINGS
GEORGE HATTON HocK
RICHARD CARL HUFFMAN
B.S., Marketing Lancaster, Pennsylvan ia
B.S., Accounting Richmond , Virginia
B.S. , Marketing Petersburg , West Virginia
B.S. , Accounting Danville, Virginia
LEWIS FRANKLIN J OLL y B.S., jVf arketing
ERNEST BAILEY JORDAN, ]R.
FORREST DRUM KERNS
ROBERT DALE LANEY
B.S., Personnel Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Finance Charlotte, North Carolina
B.S., Economics Petersburab' Virainia b
Richmond, Virginia
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JAMES G.
LUMPICIN'
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ARTIIUR WILLIAM McGEE
III
B.S., Accounting Richmond, Virginia
8 .S. , M arkcting Ri chmond , Virginia
B.S., Marketing Richmond, Virginia
VILLIAM FrrANK MEzGEI=t
GEORGE RANDOLP H MUELLER
R.S ., Marketinp;
B.S., Manageme nt Nyack, Ne,v York
f{ichmon(L Virginia
CHARLES C. ·M cGEHEE,
ROBERT
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B.S., Manageme nt Richmond, Virginia
CHOOL OF BUSINESS
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STEPHEN ALLAN MEYERS
B.S., P'inance Richmond, Virginia
FORREST
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PERRIN,
B.S., Accounting Ellerson, Virginia
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SENIORS OF 196 2 JOHN
JERL
PURCEL L, JR.
B.S., Account ing Louisa, Virginia
MELVIN J. RIDEOU T
JAMES FLEMIN G TEACHE Y
ALLEN ERNEST TEMPLETO~
B.S., Marketi ng Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Management Richmo nd, Virginia
B.S., Marketi ng Richmo nd, Virginia
AVID ALLAN WEST
EDWAR D ROBERT WARD
ROBERT WENDE LL WARRE N
ROBERT E. WATKIN S
B.S., Marketi ng \lexandr ia, Virginia
B.S., Marketi ng Richmo nd, Virginia
B.S., Account ing Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Marketi ng Richmond, Virginia
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CARL EDGAR
wOODAJ
B.S. , Marketi ng Richmo nd, Virginia
Junior Class Officers
BILL WISHAM • • . . . . . • . • . . . • . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . • . . . • . . . • . ROBERT STEWART . . . . . • . . . • . . . • . . • . . • • . . . . . . . • . . . •
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CLIF HAYES . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . • • • • • • . . • • • . . .
Secretary
DAN LYTLE . . . . . . . . • . . • • . • . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .
Treasurer
]AMEL NAJM . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . • • • . • . .
Senator
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Boh Stewart, Clif Hayes, Jamel Najm, Dan Lytle, Bill Wishman.
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Juniors ROYAL J. ADAMS, III KEITH BAKER CURTIS BALLARD RUSSELL BAUR DENNIS BROOKER DECKER BRISTOW
CHARLES BRITTAIN CHARLES CLOE BILL COLLINS BERT COPELAND BILL CRUMP ELMO CROSS, JR.
DWIGHT DeMASTERS PHILLIP DEVRON JOHN 1\1. DIROM NICHOLAS EUBANK STEVE FLOYD JOHN GORDON, III
MAXEY GRIFFIN CLIFTON HA YES WAYNE HASKINS JAMES HILDERBRAND BOB HOLSTEN JOHN HORGER
TEX HUDSON CHARLES JENKINS MOULTRIE LANIER CHARLES LEBER CLAUS LEHMANN CHARLES McKINNEY
KENT McNEW JIM MERCER STEPHEN MILLER THOMAS MORAN JAMES MUL VANY J Al\'1IL NAJM
WAYNE PAUL JIM PAXTON JERRY PEZZELLA HAROLD PUGH GLAHAM RAGLAND JOSEPH REYNOLDS
EUGENE ROSA JOHN ROSE ROBERT SCARBOROUGH JERRY SPIVEY JAMES SPROUSE ROBERT STEW ART
School of Business JOHN SULLIVAN CHARLES TALIAFERRO THOMAS W. THOMAS ROBERT TRENT WADE TYLER PHILLIP WADE
CLARENCE WILLIAMS. III ROBERT WHITEHURST
Alpha l(appa Psi
GUS JAMES, II President
MISS FRANCES "TERRI" FREEMAN Sponsor
Alpha Kappa Psi was founded October 5, 1904, at the School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance at New York University. The objectives of Alpha Kappa Psi are to further the individual welfare of the members; to foster scientific research in the field of commerce, accounts, and finance; to educate the public and demand high ideals therein; and to pron1ote and advance in institutions of colleges courses leading to degree in business administratio11. Delta Zeta Chapter, the 92nd chapter of the fra-
ternity was established at the University of Richmond on May 11, 1915. To qualify for membership, a student must be enrolled in the School of Business Administration, signify his intention of obtaining a degree in Business Administration, possess a grade average of ''C" or better, possess ability and potentiality for business success, and be interested in the advancement of professional ideals and activities. It is also necessary to receive lOOo/o vote of the present membership.
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ALPHA KAPPA PSI. Left to right, first row: Gus James, Elwood Edwards, John Purcell. Second row: Dave Burke, John Hastings, Gordon Hamlet. Third row: Dave West, Jim Teachey, Carl Woodard, Mr. Wingfield.
Actives Harvey Berry Steve Catlett Elwood Edwards Bob Farmer John Green
Gordon Hamlet Wayne Harden John Hastings Gus James Forrest Perrin
John Purcell Stuart Richardson James Teachey Dave West Carl Woodard
Pledges Blanton Barnett Decker Bristow Dave Burke Gordon Eanes Nick Eubank Charles Fagan Norman Hancock Wayne Haskins
Clifton Hayes James Hildenbrand Elliott Hudson Charles Jenkins Lewis Jolly Ernest Jordan, Jr. Arthur McGee
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Kent McNew Jam es Mercer Jamil Najm Mel Rideout Jerry Robertson Jerry Spivey Robert Stewart Willia1n Wisham
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JEROME MICHAEL ADAMS
ARTHUR LEWIS ALLEN
Greenock, Pennsylvania
WILLIAM MICHAEL AMRHEIN
Hampton, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
;TUART WOODWARD ATKINSON
STEPHEN CHARLES BARNARD
Newport News, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
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CASSELL
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Saint Brides, Virginia
DAVID
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Clarksburg, West Virginia
CHARLES PETER BEEMUS
Erie, Pennsylvania
CHA RLES A. CHR ISTO PHER SE:r
THO MAS FRA NK BET Z
WILL IAM GRA NT BOIC E
CHA RLES OLIV ER BOY LES
Norfolk, Virg inia
Rich mond , Virg inia
Rich1nond, Virg inia
Bluefield, West Virg inia
DoN ALD JOHN CouR EAS
FRA NK NEIL COW AN
NICH OLA S DAN IELS
ALEX AND ER F. DILL ARD , J R .
l)anville, Virg inia
Peter sburg , Virg inia
Tapp ahan nock , Virg inia
orfolk, Virg inia
SCHOOL OF LAW
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THIRD YEAR LAW GEORGE WILLIAM FARLEY
THOMAS WILSON HOTZE
Richmond, Virginia
MILLS KENT HOWELL
Richmond, Virginia
Portsmout h, Virginia
ARTHUR JAMES KAUFFMA N
Richmond, Virginia
ARTHUR
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CONRAD
Farmville, Virginia
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LEWANDO WSKI
Irvington, New Jersey
ULYSSES
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JOYNER, JR.
Franklin, Virginia
wARREN GREY LINEBERR"' Richmond, Virginia
ROBERT LEE MASDEN
RICHARD S ·T EWART MILLER
BRUCE GIBSON MURPHY
Portsmouth, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
Lynchburg, Virginia
Virginia Beach, Virginia
LEONARD ALTON PARIS
Guy ELWYN PossINGER
RALPH BLACKFORD RHODES
DoNALD MAcD. ScHUBER1
Richmond, Virginia
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
Richmond, Virginia
Newport News, Virginia
ENNIS FEREBEE McMuRRAN
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wALLACE SINK
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]AMES EDWARD SPINKS
FRANK WINSTON SMITH, JR.
Newport News, Virginia
Charles 1'own, West Virginia
Grundy, Virginia
ROBERT COLE SULLIVAN
GEORGE FRANCIS TIDEY
CLIFFORD EUGENE WHITE
Berlin, Connecticut
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
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MICHAEL LEONARD SoFFu
Richmond, Virginia
FURMAN WHITESCA RVER,
Salem, Virginia
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First and Second Law Second Year Students WILLIAM I. BANDAS FREDERICK CREEKMORE M. T. DANIELS CHARLES E. DUKE BOB DULING EDWARD W. EARLY CRISP FARMER ALBERT FITZPATRICK JAMES J. FOX J. WILLIAM GILLIAM SUSAN HAGERTY BERNARD HARRIS PHYLLIS JOYNER DONALD KENT G·ORDON KERR, JR. ARTHUR LAMBIOTTE W. McCLENNY, JR. LAWRENCE N. MASON REGINALD MORRIS LYNN B. OWENS JOHN PAPPAS CHARLES J. RENICK GERALD RUBINGER NORMAN SAUNDERS, JR. WILLIAM THOMAS GEORGE TRIBLE RICHARD WEST THOMAS WINSTON, III
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CALVIN ALPERIN THOMAS BAIN, III PAUL BARBERY PATRICIA A. BAUGHAM BRUCE BEAM RONALD BERG CHAMPION BOWLES, JR.
ROBERT BROOKS EDWARD BRYANT ELLIOTT BUCHER LOWELL CLARKE BOYD COLLIER GARY CRAUN JOHN F. DAFFRON, JR.
THOMAS DAVIE, JR. JOHN FOLKES JOSEPH GILLETTE RALPH GOLDSTEIN PAUL GOODE, JR. EARL GRIFFIN HARVEY HARRIS, .JR.
JOHN HART CHARLES HAWKS. JR. ~1ARVIN HILLSMAN, JR. BOBBY HYMAN I-IARRY JOHNSON, JR. LARRY JONES REUBEN BANE JONES
ROBERT JOYNER DAVID KOLMAN BRUTON A. LANGLEY PANO LIATOS ALBERT LILLY, JR. RAY E. LESTER, JR. ARMAND LEVY
ROBERT MANN MEL MANNING ARTHUR MARIS ALEXANDER MATZANIAS HERBERT MEYER THOMAS MOTLEY WILSON OUTTEN, JR.
GEORGE F. PACE WILLIAM PARKER VON L. PIERSALL JAMES RIDDLEBERGER PERRY RUSS STEPHEN SCAFIDI PAUL SHAW
JAMERSON STUCKEY ROBERT STUMP WILLIAM SWANNER, III EDWARD TANGUY EDWARD TAYLOR GEORGE THEOPHILOS LOUIS TREOLE
RUSSELL WATSON, JR. RANDOLPH T. WEST KENNETH WHEELER EBB WILLIA~1S BILL WILLIAMS LEWIS WYCHE, JR. FRANK YUSUP, JR. RICHARD ZORN
Delta Theta Phi
Jefferson Senate of The Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity was founded at the University of Richmond in 1911. The Senate strives to unite students of the law with bonds of fellowship and professional standards of achievements. Jefferson Senate has an outstanding record in scholarship, leadership, extra-curricular activities, and service to the law school. GEORGE W. FARLEY President
MRS. GEORGE W. FARLEY Sponsor
DELTA THETA PHI. Left to right, first row: William J. Williams, Dennis P. McMurran, Ebb Williams, Cassell D. Basnight, Donald J. Coureas, Stuart W. Atkinson, Frank W. Smith, Jr., Elliott D. Bucher, Melvin R. Manning, Gordon R. Kerr, Jr.-Treasurer. Second row: George W. Farley-Dean, Thomas S. Winston, James E. Spinks, Paul S. Barbery, Thomas F. Betz, Jr., Fred H. Creekmore-Tribune, Charles J. C. Renick, James H. Kennedy, William J. ¡ Swanner, Claude C. Farmer, Jr., Charles E. McConnehey, Frank D. Yusup. Third row: George M. Tribble, III-Master of Ritual, Charles W. Martin, Jr., Harry M. Johnson, Jr., Reginald P. Morris, Ray Edwin Lester. Fourth row: William G. Boice, Ralph B. Rhodes, Roszell D. Hunter, III, Bruton A. Langley, William I. Parker, Roger G. Hopper, John M. Pedigo, Warren G. Lineberry. Fifth row: John M. Folkes, Kermit W. Burkholder, Furman B. Whitscarver, Bernard F. Harris, Leonard A. Paris, Charles W. Hawks, Jr., Jamerson H. Stuckey, Charles A. Christopherson-Vice Dean. Sixth row: Arthur E. Koch, III, Donald M. Schubert, Mack T. Daniels, Charles B. Phillips, Charles E. Duke, Arthur C. Ermlich, Charles 0. Boyles-Bailiff, Bruce G. Murphy, Edward W. Early, James W. Gilliam, Lynn B. Owens, Ulysses P. Joyner.
Phi Alpha Delta
Since its establishment in 1948, Patrick Henry Chapter of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity has been devoted to the principles of unity, fellowship, and service. With unity, nothing is impossible; i11 fellowship, we find renewed strength; through service, human progress is realized. This year, under able leadership and through the constant cooperation of all its membership, including the alumni, Phi Alpha Delta has continl1ed its record of consistent progress in all its fields: scholarship, honorary attainments, forensics, athletics, and government.
FRANK N. COWAN Justice
l\IRS. PATSY JEAN COW AN Sponsor
PHI ALPHA DELTA. Left to right, first row: Calvin C. Alperin, Pano J. Liatos, Alexander Matzanias, Dennis R. Stiffen, William M. McClenny, llarvey T. Harris, Jr., Nicholas Daniels, Larry M. Jones. Second row: Clifford E. White, Robert E. Hyman, Ralph M. Goldstein, Richard W. West, Grover S. Edmiston, William L. Porter, Jr., Gary B. Craun, Richard B. Zorn, Frank N. Cowan. Third ro1v: John N. Lampros, Donald H. Kent, David A. Kolman, Gerald Ruhinger, Russell L. Watson, Jr., William I. Bandas, Gerald W. Sklar. Fourth row: William A. Young, Lowell K. Clarke, Jack C. McClung, Louis F. 'Treole, George N. Theophilos, Wallace I~. Sink, Conrad C. Lewandowski, William M. Amrhein. Fifth row: Robert S. Sullivan, Stephen A. Scafidi, Ron.aid J. Berg, Davis S. Antrobius, Armand L. Levy, William R. Smith, Lawrence N. Mason, Paul R. Goode, James J. Fox, Randolph T. West. Top row: Charles R. Chapman, Guy E. Possinger, William G. Thomas, Thomas B. Inge, Jr., Arthur G. Lamhiotte, Nicholas A. Geras.
McN eill Law Society
The McNeill Law Society, an actively-functioning honorary society of the Law School, was organized in 1933 and named in honor of Dr. Walter Scott McN eill. The society's aims are to encourage scholarship by stimulating a greater interest in the study of both theoretical and practical law, and to foster a well-founded pride on the part of the student in his law school and in the legal profession.
Membership is based on high scholarship achievement, interest and ability in legal research, and demeanor in extracurricular activities. The reg11lar monthly meeting of the society includes the reading of original papers on recent decisions and topics of interest, the argument of moot cases, and addresses by various members of the Bench and Bar.
McNEILL LAW SOCIETY. Left to right, first row: L. A. Paris, Chancellor, J. W. Gilliam, A. J. Kauffman, R. S. Miller, L. W. Sink, Vice Chancellor. Second row: J. M. Pedigo, R. W. West, N. L. Saunders, Jr., T. W. Hotze, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Third row: G. W. Farley, F. N. Cowan, U. P. Joyner, F. W. Smith, Jr. Top row: G. F. Tidey, L. B. Owens, W. E. Thomas, Mr. D. 0. Lahy, faculty advisor.
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Candi
"That's the one Officer-th e one in the middle !"
' 'Where do I sign up for the Peace Corps'?"
Lake party.
College makes a man think on a hig¡her level.
"But I don't want to learn how to twist!"
n
uam era
Organizatio n . . . the key to success.
We want water! We want water! We •••
"Hey! You wouldn't helfr~ve that party."
Honor ·C ouncil strikes again!
Mature college men expressing themselves.
Candi
Who 's happ y now?
Some girls woul d do anyth ing Lo get out of W. C.
"Hon estly office r, no one is hidin g behin d me."
•
"You think you got conn ed out of :five buck s?"
Cam era
"'Just keep following the string, girls ..• We're hound to get out sometime."
E.T.
"All seven of us passed ! "
"Nice pair of tonsils you have there, Rat."
W .C. chapter of the K.K.K.
Big Bad Sophomore s.
SENIOR STATISTICS Westhampton College Richmond College School of Business
T. C. Williams School of Law
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WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE JUDITH SANDERS ACREE
SYLVIA MARIE BROWN
ROBIN LEWIS CRAMME
B.A., French Sharps, Virginia
B.A., Bible and Religion Danville, Virginia
B.A., Math Richmond, Virginia
Dean's List; Mortar Board; Honor Council; College Government-Secretary, President; North Court President; Basketball-] uni or Varsity, Varsity; Who's Who.
Class Hockey; BSU; YWA; Junior Orchesis; Senior Orchesis-President; SNEA; May Day-Page.
Pi l\1u Epsilon; Junior Class-Treasurer; Senior Class-Intramural Representative; Varsity Hockey, Lacrosse; Class Hockey, Basketball, Tennis; May Day Treasurer.
CHARLOTTE DESPER ADAMS
B.S., Biology Lahore, Virginia
B.A., Math Hampton, Virginia Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon-Secretary; 1uni or Cl ass President; Sophomore Class Secretary; WEB Class Editor; Phi Beta Kappa;
BESSIE MAY BURRUS
Residence Council-Senior House Leader; BSU; YWCA. NANCY LOUISE CARMACK
B .A., English Brunswick, Maryland
Who's Who. SHARON MARGARET ALDERSON
IRIS LAYNE CREEDLE
B.A., Biology South Hill, Virginia Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Mortar Board-Vice-President; Beta Beta Beta; Kappa Delta Pi; Residence Council-] uni or House Leader; Senior Class -President; Who's Who.
Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon; WEB Staff; Class Hockey.
Dean's List; Pi Delta Epsilon; Service Project Chairman; ll1 essenger-Westhampton Editor; WEB Staff; Class Hockey, Basketball; Glee Club; Band; BSU; YWA.
HAZEL ANNE ATKINSON
JUDITH REED CARPENTER
B.A., Biology Richmond, Virginia
B.A., History Baltimore, Maryland
Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi; Residence Council-Senior House Leader; Freshman Class-Treasurer; Project Chairman; WEB Staff-Features and Organizations Editor; Handbook-CoEditor.
Transfer from Madison College; Dean's List; Beta Beta Beta; Psychology news letter: PSY CRY, editor; Psychology Club; SNEA.
Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta; Orchesis; University Players.
ANYCE CRENSHAW DAMERON
CA THERINE STONEHAM CARR
B.A., Studio Art Richmond, Virginia
EUNICE ANN BENNETT
B .A ., German State College, Pennsylvania
Senior Class-Publicity Chairman; Newman Club-Recording Secretary.
WEB Staff; Messenger Staff; Canterbury Club; German Club.
BARBARA LOUISE DAVIES
MARY FRANCES CARTER
B .A., Biology Staunton, Virginia
B.S., Math Newport News, Virginia
B.A., History Beaverdam, Virginia Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta; Debate Team; YWCA-Cabinet Member; Religious Emphasis Week-Secretary, W esthan1pton Chainnan; BSU Council. JOAN ELIZABETH BISHOP
B.A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Latin Richmond, Virginia
Class Archery; University Chorus; Psyd1ology Club.
Dean's List; IIall President; Collegian - Reporter; Class 1---f ockey, Basketball; \Vesthan1pton Cheerleader; Glee Club; We ~ ley Foundation; Spani h Club Repn-" en tative. CHERRY BLANTON
B.A., Psychology Front Royal, Virginia tudcnt Education Association- Treasurer; Art Club; Psychology Club.
JUDITH LYNN CASHION
SANDRA LOUISE BRITTON
B.A., Political Science Richmond, Virginia 1na
nt Education A ociation; Pi Siglpha.
Beta Beta Beta-Secretary; Freshman Class-YWCA. Representative; Junior Class-Historian; "14"; Orientation Counselor; YWCA.
B.A., Religion Norfolk, Virginia
B.A., Spanish Richmond, Virginia
BSU; R.A.C.-Secretary.
Dean's List; Town Council-Freshman Representative; Varsity Hockey; Class Basketball, Hockey, Badminton; YWCA Council-1st Vice-President; BSU Council; Spanish Club-President.
B.S., Biology Hampton, Virginia
BARBARA DALE BOATWRIGHT
Dean' List; ~1ortar Board; Pi Mu Ep ilon; Town Council-Sophomore Repre entativ ; Fresh1nan Class-VicePr sident; Junior Class-Song Leader; Var ity Lacrosse; Glee Club, Octet; Athletic A ociation-Vice-President; "14"; Who's fl?ho.
B.A., Spanish Richmond, Virginia
NANCY MIREE DAVIS
VIRGINIA ANNE CLODFELTER
B.A., Math Richmond, Virginia
JANE PAGE CROUCH
Beta, Staff.
Beta,
Beta-Treasurer;
WEB
B.A., Philosophy Danville, Virginia "Jl!f_ essenger-Copy Editor.
CAMILLE JACQUELINE COUSINS
Class Hockey, Basketball.
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B .A., Psychology Richmond, Virginia Handbook-Advertising; Varsity Archery; Class Archery; Psychology Club. LORENE E. DEJARNETTE
ANNE MARIE CORPENING
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
BONNIE LEE DEEMS
B.A., English Halifax, Virginia "14"; Collegian Staff; "14" Booklet; Westhampton Cheerleader; University Cheerleader; BSU. 'M ARY BISHOP DOUGLASS
B.A., English Chatham, New Jersey South Court President; Honor Council; Executive Council; College Council; Senior Class-Historian; "14"; Orientation Counselor; May Day Executive Committee; Who's Who.
SHIRLE Y ANN EASTER
BARBAR A ANNE HARRE LL
JOSIE ROGERS LOVELA DY
B.A., History Richmo nd, Virginia
B.A., English Blacksburg, Virginia
B.A., Biology Hopewell, Virginia
SNEA; R. C. McDanel Historica l Society; Class Hockey; Orientatio n Counselor. JOANNA SAVEDG E ELLETT
SUSAN JANE HEREFO RD
B.A., History Buffalo, New York Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta; YWCA -Treasur er; Orientatio n Chairman ; Who's Who. SAMAN THA DEARBO RN EMBRE Y
B.A., Music Theory Lovings ton, Virginia Dean's List; Intermed iate Band; Music Club.
Hall President ; Collegian Staff; Glee Club; BSU; Religious Emphasis Week; YWCA.; R.A.C.-V ice-Presi dent; President.
Honors;
B.A., Sociolog y Clarksville, Virginia SNEA-S ecretary; Kale Techne.
B.A., English Warwick , Virginia
B.A., Psychol ogy Highlan d Springs, Virginia
Junior Orchesis; Senior Orchesis.
Dean's List.
Transfer from Duke Universit y; Dean's List; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa.
CAROLI NE A. HOLLEM AN
CYNTHI A D. FOLTZ
BSU; Graduate d from Averett Junior College.
B.A., Sociolog y Richmo nd, Virginia Westham pton Cheerlead er; Westmins ter Fellowshi p. JOYCE CHRIST INE GARNER
B.S., Physica l Educatio n Moseley, Virginia
JUDITH GAYHAR T
B.A., Philosop hy Staunton , Virginia Dean's List; Club.
Universit y Choir;
Glee
B.A., Sociolog y Walterb oro, South Carolina Wesley Foundat ion-Vice -Preside nt, Secretary ; R.A.C.; Student Education Associatio n. MARY DOUGLA S GODSEY
B.A., Philosop hy Richmo nd, Virginia 1unior Varsity Hockey; Class Hockey, Tennis. JUNE Goo DALL
B.A., Sociolog y Richmo nd, Virginia BARBAR A LEE GRIGG
B.A., Bible Norfolk, Virginia BSU. ALICE VERLAN DER HALL
B.A., Math Richmo nd, Virginia Dean's List; Intermed iate Honors; Mortar Board-P resident; Pi Mu Epsilon -Vice President ; Phi Alpha Theta; College Governm ent-Treas urer; Who's Who; Phi Beta Kappa.
B.A., Sociolog y Bedford , Virginia SNEA.; Orientatio n Counselor.
NANCY JAMES
B.S., Biology Hampto n, Virginia Beta Beta Beta; WEB-Cla ss Staff.
B.A., Sociolog y Halifax, Virginia Transfer from Bluefield College; Dean's List; BSU; Young Woman's Auxiliary ; Spanish Club-Cla ss Represen tative; Senior Class-Co -Chairma n of Swimn1ing Pool Drive. BARBAR A JOHANN E KELLY
GAIL HARLEY GLOVER
Lucy WHITE HARDY
B .A., Sociolog y Surry, Virginia
SHIRLE Y VIRGIN IA KELL
Honor Council; College Governm entSenior Represen tative; Athletic Association-C lass Represen tative; Varsity Hockey; Hockey Manager; Class Hockey-Capta in.
B.A., History Richmon d, Virginia GAIL MARIE MATTH EWS
B.S., Biology West Hart£ ord, Connecticut
B.S., Chemist ry Richmo nd, Virginia
FREDER ICA B. LYNCH
MARION MELIND A HOLDER BY
JANICE CAROL HOFFM ANN
BARBAR A LOUISE FOHL
Beta Beta Beta; AA-Hoc key Manager, Treasurer ; Junior Class Song Leader; Junior Varsity Hockey; Varsity Hockey; Class Hockey; Westinins ter Fellowship-Sec retary.
B.A., History Richmon d, Virginia Dean's List; Intermed iate Honors; Phi Alpha Theta; Phi Beta Kappa.
p AMELA
JEAN KocH
B.A., Spanish Richmo nd, Virginia College Council; Sophomo re ClassProj ect Director; "14"; Handboo kClass Hockey, Business Manager; Basketbal l, Badminto n; Westham pton Cheerlead er; Glee Club-Tre asurer, Section Leader; Octet; Universit y Choir --Vice-Pr esident; Wesley Foundati on; Athletic Associati on-Treas urer, President; Spanish Club-Sec retary; Orientation Counselo r; Song Contest Chairman; Orientatio n Committe e; Who's lf7ho. PATRIC IA WA1-WA H KwA
B.A., Psychol ogy Hong Kong, China !Iall President . DIANE KEITH LIGHT
B.A., History Richmon d, Virginia Dean's List; Intermed iate Honors; Mortar Board-T reasurer; Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Delta Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Orientatio n Counselo r; Collegia n-Editor-in-Ch ief, Managing Editor, Reporter; Westham pton College Handbook-Co -Editor; YWCA Committe e; Phi Beta Kappa; Who's Who.
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Dean's List; Intermed iate Honors; Psi Chi; Pi Mu Epsilon; College Government Represen tative; WEB Staff; Class Hockey; YWCA Cabinet; Canterbu ry Club; Psycholo gy Club-Se cretary, Treasurer , Vice-Pres ident; Phi Beta Kappa. MARTH A ELLEN McMuR TY
B.A., Political Science Frederic ksburg, Virginia Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Sigma Alpha; College Governme nt Represen ta ti ve. SUSAN METZG ER
B.A., Psychol ogy Richmon d, Virginia Junior Varsity T enni ; University of Richmond Orchestra ; Accompa nying l\tlusician for Choir Tours; Music Club; Richmon d Symphon y Orchestra . SUSAN ELIZAB ETH MEYER
B.A., Sociolog y Richmon d, Virginia Transfer fron1 Trinity College, Washington, D. C.; Honor Council, Freshman Represen tative; Glee Club; Choir; Newman Club; Sociology Club-Sec retary; Foreign Students Club. DARLEN E A. MORGA N
B.A., Sociolog y Roanoke , Virginia Class Hockey and Basketba ll; University Chorus; Westham pton Glee Club; I-lead Cheerlead er, W estha1npt on; Cohead Universit y Cheerlead er. BETTY LOUISE MORRIS
B.A., Math Amelia, Virginia Junior Class Secretary ; Varsity Lacrosse; Class Hockey, Basketba ll; YWCA Cabinet; Hall President ; AA·v ice-Presid en t. ANNE LAVERN E MORRO W
B.A., Music History Glendale, Virginia Dean's List; Music Club.
Class
Hockey;
Band;
KARIN E. NoRDEN HAUG
B.A., French Arlingto n, Virginia Dean's List; YW A; BSU; Phi Beta Kappa. ELLEN KAYNE NOVEM BER
B.A., Studio Art Richmon d, Virginia Dean's List; Hillel Foundati on; Art Club-Rep resentati ve To Fine Arts Council.
SA DRA PALMER NUNN
MARY WEST RIGGINS
B.A., Biology
B .S ., Biology
Clarksville, Virginia
Hampton, Virginia
If all Pre id nt; Var ity Basketball; Cla Bask tball; W than1pton Cheerleader; University Cheerleader; Student Education Association.
Dean's List; Beta Beta Beta-Historian; Hall President; Fire Warden; YWCA 2nd Vice-President, Chairman of Personal and Campus Affairs, Vespers Chairman ; YW A Circle Leader.
RosE MARIE PARADIS
B.A., Speech and Dramatic Arts
SUSAN JANE SANDERSON
Richmond, Virginia
B.A.
University Players.
Fredericksburg, Virginia
JANET MARIE PARRISH
B.A., History Salisbury,
orth Carolina
Dean' List; Senior Clas Treasurer; Clas I-Jockey, Basketball; BSU.
CAROLYN VIRGINIA PARSLEY
B.A., Biology Richmond, Virginia
JUDITH DIANE TRUNZO
B.A., French and English Crozet, Virginia Dean's List; Co-ordinator of Sophomore Project; Collegian-Reporter, Editorial Assistant; Junior Varsity Basketball; Class Hockey, Basketball, Tennis; BSU -Reporter, RAC Representative; YWCA-Social Responsibility Committee.
NANCY BYRD
NEA.
JANE CARLTON SHAPARD
vAUGHAN
B.A., Sociology
B.A., Psychology
Pulaski, Virginia
Halifax, Virginia
Dean's List; Collegian-Business Staff; BSU; YWCA; Co-chairman of Evening Watch.
BSU, YWCA.
CAROLYN SuE SHIELDS
B.A., Political Science
MARILYN CAROLE WAKEMAN
Beta Beta Beta; Varsity Lacrosse; Westhampton GJee Club; University Choru ; Music Club- Vice-President.
Martinsburg, West Virginia
B.A., Sociology
Dean's List; Junior Orchesis; Senior Orchesis; WCRC Announcer.
Richmond, Virginia
CAROLYN MAE PAULETTE
SHELIA SHOCHAT
B .A., Biology
B.A., Psychology
B.S., Music Education
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Beta Beta Beta; EA-Advertising Manager; Psychology Club.
SNEA; Psychology Club.
ELEANOR TUCKER SMART Jo ANNE YouNG PAYNE
B.A ., Sociology
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia Dean's Li t; ociation.
B.A., Psychology
Student Education As-
Transfer fro1n Randolph-Macon Woman's College; Co-Chairman of Orientation; Junior Coordinator of May Day; SNEA; Psychology Club; Who's Who.
ANN CAROLINE PEA VY MARTHA ANN SOLLEY
B.A., Psychology
B.A., History
Richmond, Virginia P~ychology
Richmond, Virginia
Club.
JULIA LEE PERKINSON
Westhampton Glee Club-Treasurer; Wesley Foundation; SNEA.
B.A., English MAilGARET LEE STRAWHAND
Richmond, Virginia Dean' Li t; Mortar Board; Honor Council- hairn1an; College Governn1ent Vic -Pre ident; Junior Representativ to Coll ge Governn1ent; Town Council; ophon1ore CJ ass Vice-President; Var ity Lacro s ; Class Tennis, Ba kethall, Bad1ninton; Who's Who.
ESTHER LINDSAY POWELL
B.A., English
B.A., Math Baltimore, Maryland Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi l\1u Epsilon; Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class College Government Representative; College Council; "14".
MARSHA LYNN SULLIVAN
B.A., Psychology
CovesviJ1e, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
Dean' List; Pi Delta Epsilon; WEBClass Editor, Edi Lor-in-Chief; Varsity Tennis; W c. tn1instcr Fellowship.
Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Tennis; Class Hockey, Basketball, Tennis; Psychology Club; AA Board.
EDITH SHERRARD RATCLIFFE
MARGARET BESS TAYLOR
ELIZABETH LAYNE WAMPLER
Dean's List; Sophomore House Leader; Junior House Leader; Freshman Class and Senior Class Song Leader; Junior Varsity Basketball; Class Basketball, Hockey; University Choir; W esthampton Glee Club; Westhampton Octet; Music Chairman of May Day; Freshman and Sophomore Project; Lead in "Plain and Fancy"; "14"; Ho1necoming Court; Orientation Counselor.
CAROLYN L. WHITTAKER
B.A., Studio Art Heathsville, Virginia Dean's List; Varsity Lacrosse; SNEA --President; Kale Techne.
MARY KATHRYN WILLIAMS
B.A., English Arlington, Virginia Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Kappa Delta Pi--President; Phi Alpha Theta; Band; Westminster Fellowship --President, State Secretary; Vespers Chairman; National Student Christian Federation; Committee on Christian World an1ong International Students; Phi Beta Kappa.
B.A., History
B.A., Studio Art
MARTHA BOLLING WREN
R ich1nond, Virginia
Lewisburg, West Virginia
B .A., Sociology
Senior Cla Club.
Vice-Presid nt;
ewman
Senior Class Secretary; of Evening Watch.
Co-chairman
A CY DALE RICHARDSO
JANE BRYANT THOMPSON
B.A., Psychology
B.A., Math
Salem, Virginia
Hampton, Virginia
Dean's Li t; Intern1ediatc Honors; l\!Iortar Board-Hi torian; Psi Chi; Phi Jpha Th ta; ollege Council; Orientation onn ~ elor; Junior Class icePr sid nt; YW - abinet Men1ber, Pr id nt; BSU; Who's Who.
Pi Mu Epsilon; Residence Council-] unior House Leader; College Governn1ent-Second Vice-President; Fresh1nan Class Historian; "14"; Co-chairman of May Day; Orientation Counselor; Who's Who.
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Big Stone Gap, Virginia Westhampton Cheerleader-Co-Captain; YWCA; Student Education Association; Art Club.
PATRICIA CHEWNING YOUNG
B.A ., Sociology Richmond, Virginia Dean's List; Freshman Class President; Phi Beta Kappa.
Vice-
RICHMOND COLLEGE RAYMO ND FULTON ALLEN
ALLAN SIDNEY BuFFEN STEIN
B .A., Bible and Religion
GORDON ELTON COOKE
B.A. , English
Amherst , Virginia
Richmo nd, Virginia
B.A., Bible
Ministeria l Associatio n.
KENNE TH
L.
ALLISO N
B .A., Political Science Edgewa ter, New Jersey Senate, Student Governme nt Chaplain ; President 's Advisory Council; Intramurals- Soccer; Glee Club; REW Steering Committe e; Religious Activities Council; Westmins ter President ; YMCA-Pres ident ~r orld Universit y Service- Chairman ; Board of Governors .
c.
CLIFFO RD ATTKIS SON, JR.
JOSEPH BEVERL Y BURREL L
B .S ., Biology Bon Air, Virginia Dean's List; Beta Beta Beta.
Colonial Beach, Virginia Glee Club; B. S. U .-l\1issio n Chairn1an; Ministeri al Associatio n Chaplain.
RANDO LPH CALVIN Cox, JR.
RoBERT BERKLE Y BusH
B.A., English and Spanish
B.A. , English
Norfolk, Virginia
Richmon d, Virginia
Dean's List; Intermedi ate Honors; Sigma Phi Epsilon- President , Historian ; Intramura l Debate Competit ion; Intramurals-V olleyball , Soccer, Cake Race; Men's Glee Club; University Choir, President ; Religious Einphasis WeekBrochure Con1111ittee Chairn1an ; Phi Beta Kappa.
Dean's List.
HUGH THOMA S CALLAH AN
B.A., English
B.A., Psychology
Union Level, Virginia
Richmo nd, Virginia Sigma Alpha Epsilon-C orrespon ding Secretary ; Glee Club.
Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi-Vice President ; Universit y Players- Business lVIanager.
JERRY WAYNE BAKER
ELSON Ton CHRIST IAN
B.A., History
B.A., English
B.A., English
Richmo nd, Virginia
Newpor t News, Virginia
Richmo nd, Virginia
CHARLE S FREDER ICK BATEMA N
B.A., Political Science Arlingto n, Virginia Kappa Alpha Order- Parliame ntarian; Fresh111an Class Secretary ; Junior Class Secretary ; WEB- Fraternity Editor; Varsity Baseball -Manage r; Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, The Collegian s.
HENTE R LEE BLEVIN S
B.S., Chemistry Arlingto n, Virginia Theta Chi- Secretary ; Spider Handbook- Art Editor; WEB- Art Editor; Intramura ls- Football, Basketbal l, Softball, Volleybal l, Track.
JOHN FLEMIN G BOGGS
B.A., Sociology Cartersv ille, Va.
Pi Kappa Alpha- Pledge Master.
DONALD RICHAR D CHRIST MAN
B.A., Sociology Northam pton, Pennsyl vania Varsity Football.
WILLIA M ALEXAN DER CLARK
B.A ., Psychology
RICHAR D ALBERT CURL
Varsity Football; Intran1ura ls- Basketball, Softball, Volleyball.
WILTON o,vEN CURTIS
B.S., Biology Richmo nd, Virginia Dean's List; Intern1ed iate Honors; Beta Beta Beta-Pre sident; Gern1an Club.
Frederic ksburg, Virginia
WILLIA M T. DAUGH TREY, JR.
Dean's List; Tranferre d from University of Hawaii; Sigma Phi EpsilonVice President ; Who's Who; Student Governm ent Associatio n - Vice-Pres ident, Senator at Large; Cheerlea derBusiness Manager; Intramura ls- Football, Volleybal l, Track, Field, Badminton, Basketbal l, Softball, Soccer, Archery, Bowling; Canterbu ry Club; Board of Governor s-Presid ent.
B.A ., Sociology
THOMA S ROLAND CLARKE
B.S., Chemistry
Norfolk, Virginia Transferr ed from Chowan Junior College ; Kappa Alpha Order-A thletic Chairman , Social Chairman ; Varsity Football, Track; Intramura ls; Softball, Basketbal l.
RICHAR D ELROY DAVIS
B.S., Chemistry
Varsity Football, Co-Capta in; Varsity Baseball.
Jarratt, Virginia
DA YID GEORGE BOYNTO N
Phi Ga111rna Delta-Ru sh Chainnan ; Glee Club-Pre sident.
WALTE R ROBERT DAWSON
CHARLE S ELLERY CLOUGH
Hurt, Virginia
B.A., History Billerica , Massach usetts Interfrate rnity Council- Kappa Alpha Order Social Chairman ; Vice President; IntTamur als-Footb all, Basketbal l, Track, Softball.
WILLIA M HAYMO RE BRAMM ER
B.A., English Rocky Mount, Virginia Interfrate rnity Council; Pi Kappa Alpha- Vice President ; Intramura lsF ootball, Softball; Band.
PAUL BRICKN ER
B.A., History La"\\ rence, New York 7
Phi Sigma Delta-Se cretary; Student Governm ent House of Represen tatives; Secretary Senior Class; Collegian ; Intramural s-Soccer , Baseball; Hillel Foundati on-Presi dent; R. C. McDanel Historica l Society; Psycholog y Club.
B.S., Math Richmo nd, Virginia Dean's List; Intermed iate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; l\1arching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band. The Collegian s; Phi Beta Kappa.
Richmon d, Virginia
B.A., Philosophy Transferr ed from Bluefield College; Intramurals- Football, Basketba ll; CRY0, BSU- Radio Program Chairman ; Ministeri al Associati on-Vice President; BSU Revival Teams.
PETER DAVID DoLEY
PAUL EDWAR D COHEN
B.A., History
B.S., Math, Physics
Warwick , Rhode Island
Richmon d, Virginia
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Freshman Baseball; Intramur als-Footb all, Volleybal l, Softball.
Phi Sign1a Delta; Pi Mu EpsilonPresident ; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Hillel Foundatio n- President ; American Institute of Physics- Student Section.
RICHAR D
wARREN COLEY
JOEL ARTHU R EPSTEI N
B.A., Chemistry
B.S., Math
Norfolk, Virginia
Richmon d, Virginia
Phi Sigma Delta; Varsity Tennis; Intramurals- Football, Soccer, Horseshoes; Hillel Foundatio n- Secretary , Vice President .
, Phi Kappa Sigma-Sc holarship Chairn1an; Varsity Baseball; Intramur alsFootball, Soccer, Volleybal l, Softball.
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GEORGE A
THONY ESPOSITO
B.A., History Montclair, ew Jersey Transferred from University of Tennes ce; Delta Tau Delta- Assistant Trea urer; Jntramura] - Basketball, Football, oftball; ewman Club. RAYMOND MoRRiso
FEARNOW
B.A., English E1lerson, Virginia Dean' List; Intermediate l-Ionors; Freshman Track; Intramural - Basketba11, Football; Phi Beta Kappa. FRA K JAMES FISHER
B.S., Math Richmond, Virginia RONALD LEE FLOYD
B.S., Chemistry Williamson , West Virginia Phi Gamma Delta; enate- Athletic Representati ve; President's A.dvisory Council; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; Freshman Basketbal] and Baseball; Intramurals- Football; Univerity Band. PRESTON WILLIAMS FORBES
B.S., Physics, Math Newport News, Virginia Pi Mu Epsilon; Wesley FoundationTreasurer, Progra1n Chairman, Deputation Chainnan; Religious Activities Council- Evening Watch Chairman, Vice Pre ident; American Institute of Phys. H.' .
v.
FRANZMA N,
III
B.A., Political Science e'\>\rport News, Virginia Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta- Vice President; pider Handbook Committee; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Base· hall; Intramural - Football, Basketball; anterbury Club- President; Religious En1pha is Week Steering Co1nmittee; Rcligiou Activitie Council; Scabbard and Blade; Who's Who; Phi Beta Kappa.
MARSHAL L REDFERN FRAZER
B.S., Biology Washingto n, D. C. Dean' List; Intermediate Honors; Phi Ga1nma Delta-Presi dent; Beta Beta B ta; Intran1ural - Football, Softball, Tra k, Ba ketball; Religious E1nphasis We k Bro hure Con1n1ittee Chainnan; Phi Beta Kappa. THEODOH E ROGER FRIEDMA
B.A., Sociology ewport News, Virginia Phi ign1a Delta; Intran1urals- Football, Softball, Ba ketLall; Hillel Foundation- Vice President. AMUEL GENDERSO
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia Phi Sign1a Delta; Phi A1pha Theta; Pi ~igrna Alpha; Intra1nurals- Foothall, Ba kctball.
B.S., Chemistry Rich1nond, Virginia Dean·~ List~ Phi Cam1na ma ~igma Ep ~ ilon.
D lta; Can1-
Ill
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Phi Alpha Theta; R. C. McDanel Historical Society- Vice-Preside nt; Philologian sVice-Preside nt; Phi Beta Kappa.
Phi Kappa Sigma-Secr etary; Intramurals-Footba ll, Track; Glee _Club.
ARTHUR
H.
GOLDMAN , JR.
B.A., English Richmond, Virginia Alpha Epsilon Pi-Scribe, Historian, Athletic Chairman; House of Representatives; Intramurals -Basketball , Volleyball, Tennis.
c.
GRAVATT , JR.
B.S., Chemistry Arlington, Virginia Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Sigma Phi Epsilon-His torian, Secretary, House Chairman; Gamma Sigma Epsilon- Recorder; Pi Mu Epsilon; Honor Council; Freshman Class House of Representati ves; Junior Class House of Representati ves; WEB-Frater nity Editor; Intramurals -Football, Volleyball, Soccer, Tennis; Freshman Chemistry Book Award; Sophomore Math Award; Who's Who; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa. GEORGE THOMAS GRAY
B.A., Sociology Richmond, Virginia Phi Theta Kappa; Ministerial Association; Baptist Student Union. ROBERT GUNTHER HAID
B.A., English Richmond, Virginia Phi Delta Theta; Scabbard and Blade; Westminster Fellowship. RODNEY JAMES HALE
B.A., English Roanoke, Virginia
RoscoE A. HOTCHKIS S, JR.
B.S., Biology Richmond, Virginia Sigma Phi Epsilon; Honor CouncilSecretary, Chairman; President's Advisory Council; Orientation Committee; Summer School Honor Council. JOHN WILLIAM HURLEY,
JR.
B.A., History Princeton, New Jersey Phi Kappa Sigma-Serg eant at Arms; Intramurals -Baseball, Football, Soccer, Basketball; Newman Club; R. C. McDanel Historical Society. RICHARD DAY HYLTON
B.A., Chemistry Richmond, Virginia Interfraterni ty Council-Pre sident; Sigma Alpha Epsilon~President, VicePresident, Rush Chairman, Chaplain, IFC Representati ve, Chronicler; Intramurals-F ootball, Soccer, Archery, Horseshoes, Volleyball, Bowling; Men's Glee Club; Student Center Board of Governors; President's Advisory Council; Who's Who. WILLIAM SIDNEY IVES
B.A., Philosophy Hampton, Virginia Varsity Tennis . JAMES E. JARRELL
B.S., Chemistry Richmond, Virginia Phi Kappa Sigma-Pled ge Master; Intramurals-·Football, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball; BSU. DAVID
w. JOHNSON
B.A., History Virginia Beach, Virginia
Transfer from Bluefield College; Phi Gamma Delta; Intramurals -Football, Basketball, Track; Band; Baptist Student Union-Pres ident; Religious Activities CounciJ; Re1igious Emphasis Week Steering Comn1ittee; Ministerial A ssocia ti on-Choriste r.
Kappa Alpha Order-Pled ge Class President; lntramurals -Basketball , Football, Softball.
JAMES FRANCIS HALLEY
B.A., English Richmond, Virginia
B.A., Sociology Orange, Virginia Theta Chi-Sergea nt at Arms; Varsity Track.
JAlVIES
E. HARRISON ' JR.
B.A., English Hopewell, Virginia OWEN SHANNON HAUSER
B.A., Political Science Waterford , Virginia Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Ru sh Chairman; Scabbard and Blade; Distinguishe d Military Student; House of Representatives; R. C. McDanel Historical Society; Varsity Rifle Team; Intramurals -Football, Archery, Track; University Cheerleader ; Varsity Club. DANIEL F. HIGGINS
ROBERT EUGENE GILLIAM
JAMES WALTER HOSIER,
B.A., French Chatham, Virginia
CLAUDE
B U; A1nerican Institute of Physics.
CHARLES
ROBERT R. GOARD
B.A., Psycholog y Philadelph ia, Pennsylvan ia Varsity-Ba kctball, Track; Intra1nurals Football, Track, Softball, Tennis; New1nan Club.
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MARION WAYNE JOHNSON
Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Phi Delta Theta-Chap lain, Secretary, VicePresident; Junior Class Chaplain; Messenger Staff; Intramurals -Archery, Football; Phi Beta Kappa. PAUL
s. JONES
B.A., Philosophy Staunton, Virginia Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Kappa Alpha Order-Trea surer, Scholarship Chairman; Scabbard and Blade; IIouse of Representati ves; Junior Class Cha plain ; Messenger Staff; Collegian Staff; Forensic Council; Philologians ; Ministerial Association; Religious Activities Council; BSU Revival Teams; Religious Emphasis Week General Chairman; YMCA Cabinet; ROTC Drill Team; Intramurals; Phi Beta Kappa; Who's Who. ARTHUR
B.
KENNEDY
B.A., Bible and Religion Bluefield, Virginia Dean's List; Dorm Counselor; Ministerial Association; BSU.
WILLI AM SAMPS ON KERR
B.S., Political Science Alexan dria, Virgin ia
E.
M1LTO N McDO NALD , JR.
B.A ., English Purcellville, Virgin ia
MAUR ICE NOVIC K
B .S., Chemi stry Richm ond, Virgin ia Dean's List; Alpha Epsilon PiMaster, Lt. Master; Gamma Sigma Epsilon ; Intran1u rals---<B asketba ll, Volleyball, Track; Hillel.
Dean's List; lnterfra ternity Council ; Sigma Phi Epsilon -Vice-P residen t; Phi Sigma Alpha; Scabba rd and Blade -Vice-P residen t; House of Represe ntatives; Senior Class Vice-Pr esident; lntermu ral Debate Tourna ment; Freshman Basebal l; lntramu rals-Fo otball, Track, Soccer, Volleyb all, Softball , Horsesh oes, Archery .
Dean's List.
BARRY VINCE NT KIRKP ATRIC K
Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Basebal l, Co-Cap tain; Intramu rals-Ba sketbal l.
Phi Kappa Sigma; Varsity Track; lntramura ls- Footbal l, Basketb all, Soccer, Basebal l; Newma n Club; R. C. McDanel Historic al Society.
WALT ER F. MASTE RS, JR.
ROBER T PREST ON NUTTA LL
B.S., Chemi stry Arling ton, Virgin ia Dean's List; Theta Chi; Gamma Sigma Epsilon -Treasu rer; House of Representativ es; WEB-E ditor-in -Chief, Class Editor; lntramu rals-Vo lleybal l; Wesley Founda tion; Who's Who; Orienta tion Commit tee. J. ROBER T KLING ER
B.A., Histor y Palmy ra, Pennsy lvania Sigma Chi-Ku stos; Varsity Footbal l; Intramu rals- Basketb all, Soccer, Track. FRANK LIN PETER KNILL , JR.
B.A., English Alexan dria, Virgin ia Dean's List; Phi Gamma Delta-C orrespond ing Secreta ry; House of Representativ es-Chap lain; Intramu rals-Fo otball; Univers ity Band; BSU; WCRCN ews and Sports Directo r. NILES HARO LD LEACH , JR.
B.A., English Roano ke, Virgin ia Intramu rals-Ba sketbal l, Footbal l, Softball; BSD-T ranspor tation Chairm an; Revival Team Chairm an; Ministe rial Associa tion- Social Chairm an. LEE
p AUL
LEWIS
ROBER T C. McKIN LEY
B.A., Sociol ogy Richm ond, Virgin ia BSU; Ministe rial Association. DOUGL AS LEE MART IN
B.A., Political Science Richm ond, Virgin ia
B .A., Histor y Richm ond, Virgin ia Dean's List; Univers ity Choir; R. C. ~fcDanel Historic al Society- Preside nt. ABDU LLAH MICHA EL MINA
B.A., Histor y Kafray a, Bekaa, Leban on Phi Kappa Sigma- Corresp onding Secretary, Historia n; Collegian- Reporte r, Column ist; Messen ger-Edi tor-in-C hief; Board of Publica tions; Forensi c Council; YMCA- Vice-Pr esident; Philologians-S ecretar y, Preside nt; R. C. McDanel Historic al Society- Vice-President, Preside nt. MICHA EL MoRC HOWE R
B.A., Political Science Bayon ne, New Jersey Phi Sigma Delta-P ledge Master, Rush Chairm an; Collegian- Sports Writer; Varsity Basketb all; Intramu rals-Fo otball, Softball . RoBER T MAUR ICE MooR E
B.S., Chemi stry Richm ond, Virgin ia Sigma Chi; Varsity Tennis; Intran1urals- Basketb all, Footbal l, Soccer, Tennis.
B.A., Biolog y Mappsville, Virgin ia
THOM AS J. MOOR E
B.A., Political Science South Boston, Virgin ia
BSU. STEVE HARM ON LOWE
B.A., Histor y Hampt on, Virgin ia lntramu rals-Fo otball; Rifle Team; Wesley Founda tion-Tr easurer , Membership Chairm an, Preside nt; RAC; Re ligious Emphas is Week Steering Con1mittee, Arrange ment Chairm an; YMCA -Vice-P residen t. HARRY P. MACIN TOSH
B.A., Histor y Wellesley Hills, Massac husetts lnterfra ternity Council ; Theta ChiRush Chairm an, Secretar y, Preside nt, House Manage r; House of Represe ntatives-C orrespo nding Secreta ry; Student Party Membe r; Collegi an-Fea ture Writer; lntramu rals-Fo otball, Volleyball, Tennis, Softbal l; Intramu ral Debate; Glee Club; Canterb ury Club; Religious Emphas is Week Commit tee Chairm an; ROTC Drill Team; Drum and Bugle Team.
Canterb ury Club; R. C. McDane l Historical Society. PETTU S THOM AS MORR IS, JR.
B.A., English Martin sville, Virgin ia Phi Kappa Sigma- Second Vice-President, First Vice-Pr esident, Treasur er; House of Represe ntatives ; Senior Class Treasur er; lW. essenger- Busines s Manager; Philolo gians; R. C. McDane l Historical Society ; YMCA ; Intramu ralsF ootball, Basketb all, Softball , Horseshoes, Broad Jump; Westmi nster Fellowship ; ROTC. JOHN ROBER T MOTH ERSHE AD
nsu.
B.A., English Farnha m, Virgin ia
DENN IS NOFSI NGER, JR.
B.A., Chemi stry Midlot hian, Virgin ia Choir; Band- Preside nt. RILEY LEE NORTH AM
]AMES M. MACM ILLAN , JR.
B.A., Economics Richm ond, Virgin ia Theta Chi-Pl edge Marsha l, Vice-President; Intramu rals- Footbal l, Basketb all, Softball , Volleyball.
B.A., Political Science Modes t Town, Virgin ia Phi Kappa Sigma- Secreta ry; Freshman Rifle Tean1; Intramu rals- Football, Archery , Soccer, Rifle, Volleyb all, I3as~<etball, Softball , Track.
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PAUL R1cHA RD NuRK O
B.A., Histor y Washi ngton Crossing, Penn.
B .A., Economics Richm ond, Virgin ia Dean's List; Intenne diate Honors ; Intramura ls- Basketb all, Softbal l; Phi Beta Kappa. RICHA RD STUAR T OAKL EY
B.S., Chemi stry Falls Church , Virgin ia Dean's List; Lambda Chi Alpha. RONAL D NEILL ORR
B.A., Physics and Math Washi ngton, D. C. Interfra ternity Council ; Lambda Chi Alpha- Ritualis t; Pi Mu Epsilon ; Sigma Pi Sigma- Treasur er; lntramu rals - Footbal l, Soccer; Americ an Institut e of Physics- Treasur er. CHARL ES SCOTT
p ARKER
B.A., Histor y Richm ond, Virgin ia Phi Gamma Delta; Intramu rals- Basketball, Footbal l, Volleyball. DALTO N AUSTI N PARKE R
B.S., Chemi stry Highla nd Spring s, Virgin ia BSU; German Club. BENJA MIN
c.
PERKI NSON, JR.
B.A., Sociology Crewe, Virgin ia Sigma Alpha Epsilon- Executi ve Con1n1ittee; Collegian- Reporte r; lntramu rals- Footbal l, Softball , Soccer. CHARL ES H. PERKI NSON
B.S., Math Richm ond, Virgin ia DAVID AMED EE PoucH oT
B.A., Political Science Richm ond, Virgin ia Interfra ternity Council ; Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Senior Senator ; WEB- FraIntramu rals- Track, ternity Editor; Footbal l. DAVID
F.
PRIM
B.A., Psycho logy Richm ond, Virgin ia Transfe r fro1n Florida Souther n College; Scabba rd and Blade. BENJA MIN
J.
PRITC HETT
B.S., Chemi stry Freder icksbu rg, Virgin ia Lambda Chi Alpha; Gamma Sigma Epsilon- Preside nt; German Club. RYLAN D OSBOR NE REAM Y
B.A., Psycho logy _Ashland, Virgin ia Dean's List; Interme diate Honors ; P si Chi; Men's Glee Club; Psychol ogy Club- Preside nt.
DAVID MACPHER SON REID
JAMES LOWELL SMITH
CARY DAWSON UPSHUR
B.A., History Richmond , Virginia
B.A. , Sociology Severna Park, Maryland
B.S., Math Richmond, Virginia
Pi Kappa Alpha- ocial Chairman, Ru h Chairman; Varsity Track; Varsity Country, Captain; IntramuralsCro Ba ketball , Softball.
Kappa Alpha Order- Social Chairman; WEB, Fraternity Staff.
WALLACE AYERS WALKER
LESLIE WINSTON SMITH
B.A., History Hampton, Virginia
B.A., History Richmond, Virginia
Student Directory, Editor; Philologians - Secretary; Dorm Counselor.
Dean's List; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Alpha Theta; Intramural s-Footbal1, Basketball, Baseball; R. C. McDanel Historical Society; Phi Beta Kappa.
PAUL JOSEPH WALSH
BEAUFOR T SHELTON RICE, JR.
B.A., Sociology Mangohick , Virginia Var.sity Base ball
~1anager;
BSU.
SAMUEL E. RICHARDS ON,
III
B.A., Sociology Urbanna, Virginia ERNEST LEROY ROBINSON
B.A., Psycholog y Richmond, Virginia Dean ' List; Intermediate Honors; P si Ch i- Vice-Preside nt; Honor CouncilSecretary; Summer School H onor Council-Secretary ; S. C. Mitch el] Literary Socie ty; Co1legians, U. S. Collegiate Jazz Festival at Notre Dam e U.; P sycholoay Club.
WILLIAM EARL RussELL
B.A., Sociology Portsmout h, Virginia Men's Glee Club; Ministerial Association ; B U.
CHARLES DANIEL STEVENS
B.A., English and Psycholog y Hopewell, Virginia Dean's List; Intern1ediate Honors; Sigma Phi Epsilon- Comptroller ; Intramurals-Foo tball, Softball, Bowling; Band; Phi Beta Kappa.
EARL
B.A., Sociology Richmond, Virginia Varsity Football; Intramurals -Basketball, Tennis, Softball; Who's Who.
STANLEY A. SZYMANSK I
B.S., Math Eat:t Brunswick , New Jersey
ln tran1ural - Sof tball ; Ministerial As·c><:iat ion; B l J.
CARROLL HENRY SHOTWEL L
GEORGE THEODOR E SMITH
B.A. , Sociology and Che1nistry Hopewell, Virginia lpha Order- Treasurer; ScabKappa bard and Blade; Di tinguish ed Military S tudent ; l lou e of R epre ntative ; InM A; Rifl e tran1ural s- F ootball; Tea1n; Donn Coun elor.
HAROLD L. SMITH
B.S., Physics and Math Gladys, Virginia an' Li t; Tnten11ediale Honors; Pi iu Ep ilon- Tr a ur r; Sign1a Pi i g111a- Yice-Pr ident. I)
HOWARD BRYANT SMITH , JR.
B.A., History Viro-inia L) nchburo· b 0' 1
Chap1ain; I e]ta-Hi~torian , Alpha JI ouse of R e pre ntativ s; IntramuraL - Basket ball , Football; l\iini terial As, ociation- A thl e ti c R epresen tati ve, Puh1icity Ch airn1an; B U; Phil ologian oo. ~fcDan l Historical cie ty; R. eie t) .
B.A., History and Psycholog y Arlington, Virginia Kappa Delta Pi- Historian; Dorm Counselor.
YMCA;
B.A., History Martinsvill e, Virginia
EDWARD RoBT. WHITTING TON
Transfer from Bluefield College; Alpha Kappa Lambda- Vice President, Treasurer; Intramural Debate; BSU.
w.
CARRINGT ON TATE, JR.
Interfraterni ty Council; Kappa Alpha Junior Order- Historian, President; Class Treasurer, Acting President; Senior Class Chaplain; WEB- Sports Editor; Collegian- Sports Editor; Intramurals-F ootball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Official; Religious Emphasis BSU; President's Advisory Week; Council; University Usher Committee.
rhi Gan1n1a Della; Band.
EDWARD H. WEBER, JR.
Intramurals- Football, Basketball; BSU.
Inlran1ural - Softball; Track; Basket-
B.A. , Sociology Sharps, Virginia
Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Pi Sigma- Secretary; Intramurals-Basket ball, Tennis; BSU- VicePresident, Treasurer; YMCA- Treasurer.
LARRY LEE TALBERT
B.A ., History Danville, Virginia
BENJAMI N G. SMITH, JR.
B.S., Physics and Math Hampton, Virginia
CHARLES ALLEN WELLS, JR.
B.A., History Brookneal , Virginia La11 ; B
JAMES FRED WATTS
Phi Kappa Sigma; Varsity Football; Intramurals- F ootball, Basketball, Track, Soccer; Newman Club.
JESSIE L. SHIFFLET T
B.A., Sociology Richmond , Virginia
w. STOUDT
B.A., English Roanoke, Virginia
JOSEPH MICHAEL TEEFEY
B.A., Sociology Richmond, Virginia Varsity Football, Track; Intramurals - Basketball, Softball, Tennis.
FREDRIC HAROLD TROLL
B .A., Bible and Religion Mansfield, Ohio Collegian-R eporter; n1an.
WCRC- Chair-
GLEN ALLEN TYLER
B.A. , English Salem, Virginia Sigma Alpha Epsilon- Pledge Class President, Rush Chainnan, Chronicler; Intran1urals- - Football, Volleyball, Soft. ball, occer; Glee Club.
LEONARD EARL WALCOTT , JR.
B.A. , Music Boxford, Massachus etts lVIusic Club- Pro gram Chairn1an; Univer sity Chorus; Canterbury ClubW orship and ~1usic Chairn1an.
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B.A., Bible Danville, Virginia
B.A., Chemistry Richmond, Virginia Phi Kappa Sigma- Correspondi ng Secretary.
GORDON A. WILl(INS, JR.
B.A., Political Science Richmond, Virginia Sigma Chi- Chapter Editor; Freshman Baseball; lntran1urals -Football, Softball, Golf, Bas~(etball.
FREDERIC K
w. WILLIS, JR.
B.A., Political Science Skipwith, Virginia Phi Kappa Sig1na; Intramurals- Football, Basketball, Softball; University Players.
JOHN HARRISON WILLIS,
III
B.A., English Lignum, Virginia Trans£ er from East Carolina College; Band; Choir; Glee Club; Brass EnChairman, BSD- Publicity semble; l\tlissions Chairman; Ministerial Association-Hom e Project Chairman.
CHARLES WILLIAM WYATT,
III
B.A., History West Point, Virginia Philologians - Secretary, Treasurer; Forensic Council- Secretary-Tr easurer; InBSU; Soccer; tramurals- FootbaH, YMCA.
ALLAN KA-LUN YUNG
B.A., Chemistry Hong Kong Dean's List ; Varsity Rifle T earn-Secretary; YMCA; Soccer Team Captain.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS RICHA RD E. ALFOR D
WILLI AM WALK ER CHAPM AN
B.S., Marke ting Baltim ore, Maryla nd
B.S., Person nel Relatio ns Richm ond, Virgin ia
Phi Gamma Delta; Senior Class Secretary; Collegi an-Circ ulation lVIanager; Intramu rals-Fo otball, Volleyb all, Bowling , Soccer. JAMES R. ARNO LD
B.S., Accou nting leb:ino n, Pennsy lvania Theta Chi-Vi ce-Pres ident; Student Party Commit tee; Intramu rals-Fo otball, · Basketb all, Basebal l; Society for Advanc ement of Manage ment-S ecretary; Senior Student Advisor in Business School. SAUND ERS RICHA RD BAGBY
B.S., Marke ting Richm ond, Virgin ia Kappa Alpha Order; Intramu ral Basketball. CHARL ES BERRY BARHA M,
III
B.S., Marke ting Richm ond, Virgin ia Lambda Chi Alpha. BRUCE THOM AS BATTE Y
B.S., Person al Relatio ns Richm ond, Virgin ia BLANT ON
s. BARNETT, III
B.S., Marke ting Silver Spring , Maryla nd Phi Delta Theta-S ocial Chairm an, Financial Advisor ; Intramu rals-Fo otball, Basketb all, Softball , Volleyb all, Ss ccer. RoY TIMOT HY BENN ETT
B.S., Marke ting Red Hou~e, Virgin ia Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Intram urals-Footbal l, Volleyb all, Softball . HARV EY HERB ERT BERRY
B.S., Marke ting Richm ond, Virgjn ia Kappa Sigma- Secreta ry, Social Chairn1an; Alpha Kappa Psi; Rifle Team; Jntran1u rals; Society for Advanc ement of l\1anagen1ent. DAVID LEE BURK E
B.S., Accou nting Richm ond, Virgin ia Dean's List; Phi Gam1na Delta-P ledge Preside nt, Pledge Trainer ; Student Govern ment Secreta ry; Junior Class Secreta ry; Intramu ral Basketb all; Alpha Kappa Psi; Senior Student Advisor; Society for Advanc en1ent of Managemen t-Vice- Preside nt, Assistan t VicePreside nt; Who's Who. JAMES PAUL BURK E
B.S., Person nel Bealeton, Virgin ia lnterfra ternity Council ; Sigma ChiHistoria n; Intramu rals-So ccer, Football; Society for Advanc ement of Manage1nent.
JOHN GILBE RT CHRIS TIAN
B.S., JVlarketing Smithf ield, Virgin ia Kappa Sigma- Master of Ceremo nies, Guard; Senate- Sergea nt at Arms; Intran1ura1s-Football, Basketb all, Softball, Volleyb all; Society for the Advancem ent of Manage ment. JEROM E JAY COHEN
GEORG E WILLI AM FARLE Y
B.S., Accou nting Richm ond, Virgin ia Dean's List; Interme diate Honors ; Alpha Society ; Omicro n Delta Kappa; ] unior Class Preside nt; Intran1u rals; Veteran 's Club-V ice-Pre sident; Society for the Advanc ement of Nianagen1ent; Alpha Kappa Psi; Preside nt's Advisor y Council . WILLI AM D. FUQUA
B.S., Accou nting Richm ond, Virgin ia
B.S., Accou nting Richm ond, Virgin ia Interfra ternity Council ; Phi Sigma Deita- 1.J'residen t, Vice-Pr esident ; ] unior Class Vice-Pr esident; Student Govern111ent Associa tion Treasur er; Intrarr1urals -Baseba ll, Bas~<etball, Footbal l, Tennis, Soccer, Volley ball ; Who's Who. DUDL EY BANKS CURRI N
B.S., Accou nting Richm ond, Virgin ia
Dean's List; Pi Kappa Phi; Council , Who's Who.
Honor
EMIL JULIU S GASSE R, JR.
B.S., Econo mics Richm ond, Virgin ia Dean's List; Photogr apher for the Collegian and Alumni Affairs. JOHN FRANK LIN GREEN
Lambda Chi Alpha.
B.S., Accou nting Suther land, Virgin ia
]ACK EUGEN E DITT
B.S., Manag ement Lebano n, Pennsy lvania Dean's List; Theta Chi- House Manager; Intramu rals-Fo otball, Volleyb all, Basketb all, Soccer; Society for Advancem ent of lVIanagement.
Dean's List; Interme diate Honors; Sigma Alpha Epsilon -Treasu rer, Corresponden t, Scholar ship Chairm an; Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for Advance ment of Manage ment- Treasur er; Senior Student Advisor .
CORNE LIA ANN DOUGL AS
GoRDO N EDw ARD HAML ET
B.S., Accou nting Hopewell, Virgin ia
B.S., Accou nting Richm ond, Virgin ia
JAMES EDWA RD DUNIV AN
Phi Gamn1a Delta-T reasure r; Society for the Advanc ement of Manage ment; Alpha Kappa Psi; Honor CouncilSecretar y, Chairm an; Rifle Team; Intramura ls; Preside nt's Advisor y Council; Senior Student Advisor ; Who's If/ho.
B.S., Manag ement Richm ond, Virgin ia Society for Advanc ement of Manage ment. ELWO OD LEE EDWA RDS
NORM AN LEE HANC OCK
B.S., Accou nting Onanc ock, Virgin ia Sigma Alpha Epsilon- Social Chairrnan; Intramu rals-Fo otball, Volleyb all, Softbal l; Alpha Kappa Psi-Tre asurer; Society for the Advanc ement of Managemen t. BRUCE RoY ENGLE
B.S., Person nel Manag ement River Edge, New Jersey Phi Kappa Sigma- Preside nt; Omicro n Delta Kappa- Vice-P residen t; Scabba rd and Blade; Student Governm ent Associatio n- Preside nt; Sophom ore Class Treasur er; ] unior Class Preside nt; Varsity Footbal l; Intra1n urals-B asketball, Volleyb all, Softbal l; Who's Who. CHARL ES EMMI T FAGAN ,
II
B.S., Accou nting Richm ond, Virgin ia Phi Delta Theta-A thletic Chairm an; A.lphi Kappa Psi; Society for the Advancem ent of Manage 1nent; Basketb all l\1anage r; Golf Tean1; Intramu ralsFootbal l, Basketb all, Basebal l, Volleyball, Soccer, Horsesh oes.
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B.S., Econo mics Richm ond, Virgin ia Society for Advanc ernent of Manage ment. JOHN KENN ETH HASTI NGS
B.S., JV/arketin g Lancas ter, Pennsy lvania Interfra ternity Council ; Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for Advanc ement of Manage ment; Senior Class Vice-Pr esident; Senior Class Senator ; Cheerle ader; Intran1u ralsFootbal l, Track, Volleyb all, Softbal l; Student Advisor . GEORG E HATTO N HocK
B.S., Accou nting Richm ond, Virgin ia RICHA RD CARL HUFFM AN
B.S. Marke ting Petersb urg, West Virgin ia Varsity Footbal l.
Gus JOHN JAMES,
II
STEPHEN ALLAN MEYERS
B.S., Accountin g Danville, Virginia
B.S., Finance Richmond, Virginia
Interfraterni ty Council; Phi Kappa Sigma- President; Alpha Kappa PsiPresident; Student Government Officer o{ Bu ines chool; Intramurals -Foothall, Softball; Collegian Reporter; Who's Who.
Phi Sigma Delta; Varsity Football J\1anager; Society for Advancemen t of Management .
WILLIAM FRANK MEZGER
B .S ., Marketing Richmond, Virginia
LEWIS FRANKLIN JOLLY
B.S., Marketing Richmond, Virginia
Society for Advancemen t of Management.
Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for Advance1nent of Managernent .
GEORGE RANDOLP H MUELLER
B.S., Manageme nt Nyack, New York
ERNEST BAILEY JORDAN, JR.
B.S., Personnel Richmond, Virginia Soci ty for the Advancemen t of lVIanagement.
Dean's List; Pi Kappa Alpha-Trea surer; Society for the Advancemen t of Managemen t; lntramurals -Football, Volleybal1, Softball, Basketball.
JAMES E. MuLVANY
FORREST DRUM KERNS
B.S., Manageme nt Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Finance Charlotte, North CJ.rolina
ROBERT E. NUNNALL Y, JR.
Sig1na Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi.
B.S., Manageme nt Richmond, Virginia
RoBEllT DALE LANEY
B.S. Economics Petersburg , Virginia
Golf.
] nlerfraternit y Council; Sigma ChiPre ident, Vice-Preside nt; Society for Advancemen t of Managemen t; I-Io use of Repre. entatives; lntrarnurals -SocC'er, Football, Basketball.
JAMES
G.
LUMPl(IN , JR.
B.S., Marketing Rich1nond, Virginia Phi Delta Theta; Golf; Intramurals Football, Basl etball, Baseball; Alpha Kappa Psi-·Master of Rituals; Society for the Advancemen t of Management .
ARTHUR WILLIAM McGEE
B.S., Marketing Richmond , Virginia
III
B.S., Accountin g Richmond , Virginia ign1a Alpha Epsilon; Football, Ba ketball.
B.S., Accountin g Ellerson, Virginia Society for the Advancemen t of Management.
JOHN ]ERL PURCELL , JR.
Intran1urals-
III
B.S., Accounting Richmond, Virginia JAMES FLEMING TEACHEY
B.S., Manageme nt Richmond, Virginia Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for Advancemen t of Management-Presi dent; Senior Class President; Freshman Track; lntramurals Track, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Bowling; President's Advisory Council.
ALLEN ERNEST TEMPLET ON
B.S., Marketing Richmond, Virginia Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Athletic Representative; Intramurals -Football, Basketball, Softball; Society for Advancement of Management .
DAVID ALLAN WEST
B.S., Marketing Alexandria , Virginia Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Tre asurer; Pi J\1u Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi; Intramural s-F ootball, Volley ball, Basketball, Softball; University Men's Glee Club; Society for the Advancemen t of Managen1en t.
EDWARD ROBERT WARD
B.S., Marketing Richmond, Virginia University Band.
B .S ., Accounting Louisa, Virginia
ROBERT WENDELL WARREN
Interfraterni ty Council; Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Vic e-President; Honor Council; Senior Class Senator; Philologians ; Alpha Kappa Psi-Vice-Pr esident; Society for Advancemen t of Managemen t; Chairman of Student Party.
Society for the Advancemen t of Management.
MELVIN J. RIDEOUT
Footballo-Captain; lntra1nural sSoftball, Ba ketball; ewman Club; So iet for Advanceu1en t of Managen1ent.
C1-1ARLES C. McGEHEE ,
FORREST E. PERRIN, JR.
DAVID L. SULLIVAN ,
B.S., Marketing Richmond, Virginia Football, Baseball; Intra111ural Basketball.
JAMES HUNTER SLAUGHT ER
B.S., Accountin g Richmond, Virginia
ROBERT E. WATKINS
B.S., Marketing Richmond, Virginia Scabbard and Blade-Secr etary; Freshn1an Rifle Team; Varsity Rifle TeamCaptain.
CARL EDGAR
wOODARD
B.S., Personnel Manageme nt Richmond, Virginia
B.S., Marketing Richmond, Virginia
Society for the Advancemen t of Management; Golf.
Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramurals; Alpha Kappa Psi.
SCHOOL OF LAW JERO ME MICH AEL ADA MS
NICH OLA S DAN IELS
Greenock, Penn sylva nia B.A., M.S.E d., Hamp den-S ydney College.
ART HUR LEW IS ALL EN
Ham pton , Virg inia B.A., Wash ingto n and Lee; Pi Alpha Delta ; Pi Alpha Nu; Sigma Senio r Socie ty; Pi Kapp a Alpha .
WILL IAM MICH AEL AMR HEIN
Rich mond , Virg inia A .B., Catho lic Unive rsity of Amer ica; Phi Alpha Delta ; Sigm a Beta Kapp a.
DA YID S. ANT ROB IUS
Clark sburg , West Virg inia B.S., Marsh all Unive rsity; Phi Alpha Delta ; Sigma Phi Epsilo n. STUA RT WOO DWA RD ATK INSO N
New port News, Virg inia B.S. Indus trial Mana geme nt, Wash ington and Lee Unive rsity; Delta Theta Phi路 Stude nt Gover nmen t, Presid ent 61-62 Treas urer 60-61; Presid ent's Advisory Coun cil; Board of Publi cation s; McNe ill Law Society.
STEP HEN CHA RLES BARN ARD
Rich mond , Virg inia B.S., lVIedical College of Virgi nia; Phi Alpha Delta.
CASS ELL D. BASN IGl-IT
Sain t Bride s, Virg inia B.A. Busin ess and Economics, Lynchburg Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi.
CHA RLES PETE R BEEM US
Erie, Penn sylva nia B.A. Economics, Colga te Unive rsity; Delta Theta Phi; McNe ill Law Society.
THO MAS FRAN K BETZ
Norf olk, Virg inia B.S. Busin ess Admi nistra tion, Virgin ia Polvt echni c Instit ute; Delta Theta Phi; Stude nt Counc il.
WILL IAM GRA NT BOIC E
llich mond , Virg inia B.S., Rando lph-M acon Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi ; Phi Delta Theta .
CHA RLES OLIV ER BOY LES
Rich mond , Virg jnia R.S. Busin ess Admi nistra tion, University of RichJn -: - nd; Delta Theta PhiBailiff; Phi Ga1nma Delta ; Alpha Kappa Psi; Intran1urals.
CHA RLES A. CHR ISTO PHER SEN
Bi uefield, West Virg inia Unive rsity of Rich1nond; Delta Theta Phi路 Natio nal l\1oot Court Comp etitio n; ' a Alpha Order . Kapp
DoN ALD JoHN CouR EAS
Norf olk, Virg inia B.A. Histo ry, Unive rsity of Virgi nia; Delta Theta Phi; Skull and Keys Political Socie ty; Zeta Psi.
FRA NK NEIL COW AN
Danville, Virg inia B.S.,
Virgi nia Polyt echni c Instit ute; ~1cNe1ll Law Socie ty; Phi Alpha Delta - 1ustice ; Virgi nia Bar.
Peter sburg , Virg inia B.A. Economics, Rando lph-M acon Col]eo-e 路 Pi Alpha Delta -Mar shal; ALSA t> ' Repre sentat ive; Intra mura ls-Tr ack, Footb all, Volle yball. ALEX AND ER F. DILL ARD , JR.
Tapp ahan nock , Virg inia B.A., Hamp den-S ydney Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi; Hono r Court ; Theta Chi. GEO RGE WILL IAM FARL EY
Rich mond , Virg inia Delta Theta Phi-D ean, Vice- Dean; McN eill Law Socie ty; Alpha Socie ty; On1icron Delta Kapp a; Interf ratern ity Council. THO MAS WILS ON HOT ZE
Rich mond , Virg inia A.B., Unive rsity of Notre Dame ; Delta Theta Phi; McN eill Law Socie ty; I-Ionor Court 1ustice. MILL S KEN T HOW ELL
Ports mout h, Virg inia B.A., Unive rsity of Richm ond; Delta Theta Phi. ULYS SES p. JOYN ER, JR.
Fran klin, Virg inia B.S., Educa tion, Unive rsity of Richmond ; Delta Theta Phi; McNe ill Law Socie ty; Stude nt Bar Assoc iation-Secre tary; Unive rsity Forum on Conservative Gove rnme nt-Ch airma n. ART HUR JAlVIES KAU FFM AN
Rich mond , Virg inia Phi; McNe ill Law Socie ty; Chi Beta Phi; Stude nt Coun cil; Hono r Court B.A., Lynch burg Colle ge; Delta Theta -Chi ef Justic e. ART HUR E. Koc H, III
Farm ville, Virg inia B.A.. Hamp den-S ydney Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi; Stude nt Counc il Repre sentat ive; Sign1a Chi. CON RAD C. LEW AND OWS KI
Irvin gton, New Jerse y
LEON ARD ALT ON PARI S
Rich mond , Virg inia B.A. Politi cal Scien ce, Unive rsity of Richm ond; Delta Theta Phi; McNeill Law Socie ty- Chanc ellor; National Moot Court Team ; Intran 1urals --Bas ketba ll, Softb all.
Guy ELW YN Poss1 NGE R
Strou dsbu rg, Penn sylva nia
B.S., East Strou dsbur g State Colle ge; Phi Alpha Delta ; Interf ratern ity Council; Stude nt Bar; Intram urals- Volleyball, Baske tball.
RAL PH BLA CI(FO RD RHO DES
Rich mond , Virg inia B.A., Lynch burg Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi.
DON ALD MAc D. SCH UBE RT
New port News, Virg inia B.A., Rando lph-M acon Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi; Stude nt Coun cil; Phi Kappa Sigma .
LLOY D
wALLACE SINK
New port Ne,vs, Virg inia B.A., Wofford Colle ge; Phi Alpha Delta; McNe ill Law Socie ty; Scabb ard and Blade ; A ineric an Law Stude nt Association Conu nittee ; Delta Sign1a Phi; Intra1nurals- Footb all; Virgi nia Bar.
JAME S EDwARD SPIN KS
Charles Town, West Virg inia A.B. Gover nmen t, Sheph erd Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi; Alpha Psi Omeg a; Zeta Sigma .
FRAN K WIN STON SMIT H, JR.
Grun dy, Virg inia B.A., Unive rsity of Virgi nia; Delta Theta Phi; McN eill Law Socie ty; I-lonor Court ; Stude nt Bar- Vice- Presid ent; Sigma Chi.
MICH AEL LEON ARD SoFF IN
Rich mond , Virg inia
B.S., Busin ess Adn1inistration, University of Richn1ond; Phi Alpha Delta ; Society for the Adva ncem ent of Managem ent; Sigma Phi Epsilo n. ARRE N GRE Y LINE BERR Y
B.A. J ournalisn1, Unive rsity of Minnesota; McNe ill Law Socie ty; Phi Beta I(app a; I(app a Tau Alpha .
Rich mond , Virg inia
A.B. Histo ry, Frank lin and Marsh all Colle ge; Phi Alpha Delta ; Griev ance Comm ittee; Phi Kapp a Psi; Intramural s- Footb all.
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B.A., Unive rsity of Richm ond; Delta Theta Phi. DEN NIS FERE BEE McM uRR AN
ROB ERT COL E SULL IVAN
Berlin, Conn ectic ut
Ports mout h, Virg inia
GEO RGE FRAN CIS TIDE Y
B.A., College of Willi am and Mary ; Delta Theta Phi. ROB ERT LEE MAS DEN
Rich1nond, Virg inia
Rich mond , Virg inia B.S. Busin ess Mana geme nt, College of Willia m and Mary. RICH ARD STEW ART MIL LER
B.S. Busin ess Admi nistra tion, University of Richm ond; Delta Theta Phi; McN eill Law Socie ty; Pi Delta Epsilon; Interf ratern ity Coun cil; Collegian; Theta Chi; Intram urals- Basketball.
Lync hbur g, Virg inia
CLIF FOR D EUG ENE WHI TE
B.A., Lynch burg Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi; McNe ill Law Society. BRU CE GIBS ON MUR PHY
B.S., Medic al College of Virgi nia; Phi Alpha Delta- Vice- Presid ent, Clerk ; Hono r Court.
Virg inia Beach, Virg inia Unive rsity of Virgi nia; Delta Theta Phi路 Stude nt Coun cil; Stude nt Bar Ass~ciation-Secretary; Stude nt Assistant Libra rian.
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Rich mond , Virg inia
FURM AN WHI TESC ARV ER, JR.
Salem, Virg inia B.A., Hamp den-S ydney Colle ge; Delta Theta Phi; Kapp a Alpha Order .
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