College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1929 volume:

. I O tz- GHTEB THE COLONIAL ECHO OF THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAMSBURG VIRGINIA PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT B O D V 1 Q 2 Q W $ x }M f %4 DEDICATION Tc J. LESSLIE HALL WKo lives in death, a hallowed memory to Kis students and a sacred symbol of the pioneers who ga )e their all that William and Mar}) might rise, phoenix- like from the ashes of a dead but glorious past, to lustrous peaks, glimmering in the morning sun of a new daj) and beckoning to a great and high destin . MS DR. JOHN LESSLIE HALL Member of William and Mary Faculty 1888 to 1928 B VV o npHE Colonial Echo of 1929 is our contribution to the endur- ing record of William and Mary. It is an illustrated stor$ of events that a$e made this $ear different from an;9 other. In ))ears to come, if the memory) of $our Alma Mater has been dulled h$ the sv ift pas- sage of events, and if })ou should glance through these pages again, and if the}) should refresh the pleasant memories of ))our college da s, and if $ou should in spirit li )e o )er again $our hfe here, then v?e ill consider our purpose accom- plished and our v ork a success. TT E Book I: THE COLLEGE THE TREASURE CHEST + 4 Book II: THE CLASSES THE CREW + + -t Book III: THE SPONSORS + ONE INI EVERT PORT Book IV: THE ATHLETICS 4- BOARDING PARTIES 4- 4- Book V: FRATERNITIES 4- 4- BUCCANEER BUDDIES 4- Book VI: THE FEATURES 4- 4- 4- PIECES OF EIGHT 4- 4- Book VII: THE ACTIVITIES 4- 4- PLANK WALKING 4- Board of Visitors James H. Dillard Rector George Walter Mapp Vice-Rector The Visitors of the College A. H. Foreman Norfolk, Va. Lula D. Metz Manassas, Va. Miss Gabriella Page Richmond, Va. Sterling Hutcheson Boydton, Va. John Archer Wilson Roanoke, Va. John Stewart Bryan Richmond, Va. James Hardy Dillard Charlottesville, Va. Charles J. Duke Norfolk, Va. George Walter Mapp Accomac, Va. J. Douglass Mitchell . . Walkerton, Va. Harris Hart Member Ex-Omcio L. W. Lane, Jr Secretary to the Visitors THE TREASURE CHEST ■ ■ ■ t ' v h ... ■■ • •0 •A F . 7 JjJk- ' ■£■ ' 3 ) ' I® ■■■■ .b ' tfwfii m w ■ — EOV Ni — T THE COLONIAL ECHO . ' Dr. Julian Alvin Carroll Chandler President of the College 0 rv THE COLONIAL ECHO Administration Julian Alvin Carroll Chandler President of the College L. W. Lane Treasurer Herbert L. Bridges Registrar I. E. Harris Business Manager William G. Thompson Assistant to the Registrar K. J. Hoke Dean of the College W. T. Hodges Dean of Men; Direetor of Extension; Alumni Secretary Grace W. Landrum Dean of IV ' omen John Garland Pollard Dean of the Marshall-]! ' yihe School of Government and Citizenship William A. Hamilton Dean of the School of Economics and Business Administration E. G. Swem Librarian D. J. King College Physician Bessie P. Taylor Social Director of Women Charles M. Robinson College Architect W. P. Cook Steward of College Refectory Kathleen Alsop Secretary to the President =© THE COLONIAL ECHO • -N Faculty Henry Amiel Instructor of Modern Languages Kathleen Alsop Instructor In Shorthand and Typewriting Mrs. F. H. Ball Instructor in Music ISARF.LL BRUGADO Instructor in Modern Languages F. J. Bailey Instructor in Mathematics Martha Barkesdale Assistant Professor in Physical Education George E. Brooks, B.S., B L.I. Associate Professor in Government and English Marvin- F. Beeson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education and Psy- chology J. RAWLS Byrd, M.A. Superintendent of Williamsburg Schools Eleanor Calkins, M.A. Instructor in Mathematics Eleanor R. Graighill Assistant Professor of Art James D. Carter, Docteur en Droit Assistant Professor in Modern Languages Joseph C. Chandler, U.S. Assistant Professor In Physical Education G. G. Clark, LI. B., B.A. Assistant Professor in English and Journalism Lillian Cummings, M.A. Assistant Professor of Homo Economics D. W. Davis, Ph.D. Professor of Biology A. W. Hearing, Ph.D. Associate Professor in Chemistry Zoe Anna Davis [nstnictoi m Biblical Literature A. F. Doli.off, Ph.D. Associate Profossor of Biology J. T. Ecker Associate Profossor of History C. A. Fryxell, M.S., C.P.A. Associate Professor of Business Administration E. G. Fleming, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology E. M. Gwathmey, Ph.D. Professor of English W. A. R. Goodwin, D.D. Professor of Biblical Literature J. R. Geigek, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology W. F. Gibbs, B.S., M.S. Associate Profossor of Business Administration C. D. Gregory, B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics G. E. Gregory, B.A. Instructor of English W. G. Guy, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry L. G. Howard, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Government Emily M. Hall, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of English W. A. Hamilton, D.C.L. Professor of Jurisprudence Kathleen Hipp Instructor in Music Annie Powell Hodges, M.A. Instructor in English William J. Hogan, A.B. Teacher Training Supervisor in Latin K. J. Hoke, Ph.D. Professor of Education Mary S. Howison, A.B. Teacher Training .Supervisor in Mathematics 40 THE COlLONIAL ECHO Faculty Althea Hunt, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor in English L. W. Irwin, B.D., D.D. Lecturer in Biblical Literature and Religious Education L. T. Jones, A.B. Professor in Physi- ;i I K liH ' :i limi E. G. Saverio, Ph.D. i ' rofessor In Modern Languages J kan J. Stuart, M.A. Associate Professor in Home Economics Ruby Sharps, A.B. Teacher Tra ining Supervisor In English and French J. R. L. Johnson, Ph.D. Professor in English W. M. Jones Assistant Professor in English Lydia Sherritt, M.A. Associate Professor in rvlii ' ation J. M. Stetson, Ph. IX Professor In Mathematics H. C. Krebs, B.S., M.A. Associate Professor in Education Grace W. Landrum, Ph.D. Professor in English F. W. McLean, Ph.D. Associate Professor in English W. M. Merrvman, Ph.D. Associate Professor in Physics Joan Chaffe Miller, M.A. Teacher Training Supervisor in English W. A. Montgomery, Ph.D. Professor in Ancient Languages R. L. Morton, Ph.D. Professor in History James E. Pate, M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor in Government John Garland Pollard, LL.B., LL.D. Professor of Government and Citizenship P. P. Peebles, LL.B., M.A. Associate Professor in Governmeni A. G. Ryland, Ph.D. Professor in Modern Languages R. G. Rorb, Ph D. Professor in Chemistry Marguerite Roberts, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education Beulah Russell, M.A. Associate Professor in Mathematics S. D. Southworth, Ph. I ). Associate Professor in Economics T. J. Stubbs, Jr., Ph. D. Associate Professor in 1 1 istory E. G. Swfm, Ph.D. Professor in English A. G. Taylor, M.A., Ph.D. Professor in Business Administration F. M. Thurn, M.A. Professor in Business Administration Lucy Ann Taylor, B.A. Instructor in Biology Ida P. Trosvig, B.A. Teacher Training: Supervisor in Social Sciences A. P. Tuller, M.A. Associate Professor in Ancient Languages Elizabeth Turnbull, B.S. Teacher Training Supervisor in Science Alma Wilkins, M.A. instructor in Home Economics P. A. Warren, Ph.D. Professor in Biology A. G. Williams, Ph. P. Professor in Modern Languages W. W. WOODBRIDGE, J.D. Associate Professor in Business Administration R. C. Young, Ph.D. Professor in Physh a = 0 Jn iJfettmnj of ir. Utlltam Angus Hamilton 5fan of r!)nol of JEronomira anb Suainraa Abminiatratton JlroffBBor of 3litnaurub?nr? Strb itarrlj 14, 1929 IHftnbrr of tljr Sfarultu, of tljr (SolUgr of William ana itUu-o from ilaiwarg. 1921 until 1929. THE C REW Alma MaUt Hark! The students ' voices swelling, Strong and true and clear; Alma Mater ' s love they ' re telling. Ringing far and near. CHORUS William and Mary, loved of old, Hark upon the gale. Hear the thunder of our chorus, Alma Mater — hail! All thy sons arc faithful to thee Through their college days : Singing loud from hearts that love thee Alma Mater ' s praise. Iron shod or golden sandaled Shall the years go by — Still our hearts shall iveave about thee Love that cannot die. God our Father, hear our voices, Listen to our cry — Bless the College of our boyhood, Let her never die. James Southall Wilson, ' 02 5 Edward T. Justis President McLain T. O ' Ferrall Vice-President John B. Hozier Secretary-Treasurer o c onCv6 6VNLV Phyllis Shaw Logan A.B. NORFOLK, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta ; President V. W. C. A., ' 28, ' 29; President Dramatic Club, ' 28, ' 29; Alpha Club; Vice-President Alpha Club, ' 27, ' 28; Phi Beta Kappa; Delegate to Blue Ridge Student Conference, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. David Stanley Moore B.S. GREENVILLE, N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Colonial Echo Staff, ' 28; Secretary and Treasurer Cotillion Club; 13 Club; Inter-Fraternity Council; Philomathean Literary Society. James M. Robertson B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Flat Hat Club Society; 13 Club; Alpha Kappa Psi; President of Men ' s Student Body; Business Manager of Colonial Echo ; Three-Three-Three Athletic Committee; President Junior Class, 27- ' 28. Willie Alberta Gary M.A. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. A.B. Hollins College, Hollins, Va. ; Gamma Phi Beta; H2E Club; Baseball, ' 28; Manager of Track, ' 28 ; Varsity Hockey, ' 28 ; Track, ' 28. A :tv Margaret Ernestine Renn A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta ; K. O. B. Club; Art Club; Glee Club; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; German Club. John Handy Culver B.S. DELMAR, DEL. Kappa Alpha; Alpha Kappa Psi; Transferred from the University of Delaware. George Maxwell Lanier B.S. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Alpha Psi; Alpha Kappa Psi; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29. Frances M. Lord A.B. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Delta Delta Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Pi; Dramatic Club; Hockey Varsity, ' 27; V. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Delegate to Blue Ridge, ' 28; Blow Scholarship, ' 27; Gra ves Scholarship, ' 26; Glee Club; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society, ' 26. ' - N - , , , B fcl I :u XTn CxT v v Frances Marshall Ford A.B. CARTERSVILLE, VA. Delta Delta Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Y. V. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. Alvah M. Henley B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Alpha Psi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Chi Beta Phi; Rifle Team, ' 26; College Band; Glee Club, Barton D. Pattie a.b. WAYNESBORO, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon; F. H. C. Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Phi Kappa; Phi Delta Gamma; Cotillion Club, Vice-President, ' 28, ' 29; Colonial Echo Staff, ' 26, ' 27, Editor-in-Chief, ' 28, ' 29; Managing Editor Straw Hat, Summer ' 27; Editor-in-Chief, Summer ' 28; Phoenix Lit- erary Society; V. M. C. A.; Sports Editor The Flat Hat , ' 27,- ' 28, ' 28- ' 29; United States Naval Academy, ' 25, ' 26. Lois Marion Wilson A.B. CITY POINT, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta; K. O. B. Club; German Club; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club; Glee Club Show, ' 27, 28. Sarah Hynson Penn B.S. ROANOKE, VA. J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Edith Baer Club. James R. Addington B.S. GATE CITY, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi. J. B. HORNBARGER B.S. CHRISTIANBURG, VA. Phi Kappa Tau ; Alpha Kappa Psi; Track Manager; Varsity Club; Athletic Council; Megaphone Club; Circulation Staff of Flat Hat. Polly Hines A.B. WASHINGTON, D. C. Pi Beta Phi; Vice-President Women Student Government; President Women ' s Judicial Coun- cil; President Pan-Hellenic Council; Kappa Delta Pi; Monogram Club; President G. G. G.; Hockey Team, ' 24, ' 25; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. ' .a ?vV ' AJ.? ,?7 1:: ' jd ' yxvj : Mary Virginia Gouldman A.B. FREDERICKSBURG, VA. James Shelton Peters A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Omicron Delta Kappa; Manager of Football; Associate Editor Colonial Echo ; Athletic Council; Monogram Club. Edward T. Justis B.S. CHESTER, VA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Delta Psi ; Chi Beta Phi; Theta Chi Delta; Flat Hat Club; 13 Club; Honor Coun- cil, ' 26, ' 28; Varsity Track, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Swimming, ' 28, ' 29; Captain Varsity Club; Junior-Senior Tribunal, ' 27, ' 28; President Senior Class, ' 28, ' 29. L. Virginia Nicholas A.B. DAYTOX, O. Delta Delta Delta; Otterbein College; Debate Council ; Pi Kappa Delta. 2 x ?v3Nav ovfKri -v V MNLV VN ' yyyyyyyy Margaret Pollock Venable A.B. ROANOKE, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; President German Club; K. O. B. ; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Historian of Class; President Theta Alpha Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A .; Colonial Echo Staff, ' 26, ' 27; Women ' s Student Government Council. John Lothrop Arnold Motley A.B. TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Phi Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Chi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Gamma; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, ' 29; Flat Hat Staff, ' 27; Clayton Grimes Biology Club. Leland D. Walker B.S. LA CROSSE, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Kappa Psi ; President of Junior Class, ' 26; Junior Representative to Honor Council; Secre- tary Varsity Club, ' 26; Secretary of Honor Council, ' 26; Varsity Football, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26; Varsity Track, ' 26. Constance Jamieson A.B. WESTOVER, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chi Delta Phi; Tan Kappa Alpha; Eta Sigma Phi; Debate Council, ' 26, ' 29 ; Literary Critic and Treasurer of J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Class Poet; Women ' s Inter-Collegiate Debate Team. ' 27, ' 29; German Club; G. G. G. % m.v.v .nox. vnl ' tjtt vyyjys- ' yy ' Elizabeth Sexton A.B. BLUEFIELD, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta ; Alpha Club; G. G. G. ; Secretary of German Club, ' 28; Student Govern- ment Council; Art Club; Glee Club, ' 27; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. Ryland Nuckols A.B. CHATAM, VA. Phoenix Literary Society, Secretary, ' 27, Vice- President, ' 28; Debater ' s Medal, ' 28; Men ' s Inter-Collegiate Debate Team; V. M. C. A.; Deputation Team; College Band, ' 27. Daniel Conrad Pierce A.R. RKCTORTOVVX, VA. Kappa Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi; Chi Beta Phi Class Chaplain, ' 27, ' 28. Anne Grace Vipond A.B. NORFOLK, VA. Chi Delta Phi; Hockey Squad; V. V. C. A. ' 25, ' 27; Art Club, ' 27; Glee Club, ' 28; Glee Club Shows, ' 28; German Club, ' 28; Chi Delta Phi; Flat Hat Staff, ' 28, ' 29. T- l —v CCi QC f,C C v - i , v j-x_.r x . x. . ' - x x x. jx n f ' T7TTTT Addie Catherine Reynolds B.S. DANVILLE, VA. Alpha Chi Omega, J. Lesslie Hall Literary So- ciety; Y. W. C. A.; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 28, ' 29. Truly Cralle Hardy B.S. BLACKSTONE, VA. Kappa Alpha; Theta Chi Delta. Joseph N. James B.S. DENDRON, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Assistant Manager Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; V. M. C. A. Frances Jackson Shepherd B.S. CHESTER, VA. Chi Omega; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, ' 27; Ger- man Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; G. G. G., ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. V NL LV,V L v , Martha T. Sleet M.A. NORFOLK, VA. Charles R. Armentrout B.S. WAYNESBORO, VA. Alpha Kappa Psi ; Los Quixotescos; Y. M. C. A. Preston Scott B.S. MARSHALL, VA. Theta Chi Delta; Spanish Club; Phoenix Lit- erary Society. Carrie Sheren A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Art Club; Pal- lette Club, ' 29; Los Quixotescos, ' 28, ' 29; Treas- urer of Los Quixotescos, ' 29. V Cv V j VA V LVTn£xx1 : ' joo u V Jane Coley A.B. FORT MONROE, VA. Eta Sigma Phi; George Washington Scholar- ship, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Y. W. C. A.; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. Walter Allen Coleman B.S. ROANOKE, VA. Student Assistant Biology, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Vice- President Philomathean Literary Society, ' 28 ; Cotillion Club, ' 28, ' 29; Transfer from V. P. I. Francis B. Glenn A.B. WAYNESBORO, VA. Ins Quixotescos; History Club; Kappa Delta Pi. Isabel Pershing Kemp B.S. NORTON, VA. Delta Delta Delta; Monogram Club; HzE Club; Basketball Squad, ' 27, ' 28; Hockey Squad, ' 28, ' 29; Captain Soccer Team, ' 28, ' 29. rW v V ' — v v - — i _ . i- i f m - w w t wf 1 ATsTVNTVNA 7V7 TM -vxrvi JvOXGXoX jNC -„ J do uj-J--0 ' J JO ' J JO ' J-V Margaret Blume A.B. HACKENSACK, N. J. Columbia University, ' 25, ' 27; Girls Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28; Literary Critic J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Membership Chairman Biology Club, ' 28. W ELTON E. BLOXSOM B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Phi Kappa Tau; Omicron Delta Kappa; Honor Council, ' 27; Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Captain Baseball, ' 29; Football, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Wrestling Team Captain, ' 27; Varsity Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; President Varsity Club, ' 29. Ralph Bernard Long A.B. YOUNGSTOWN, 0. M AGGIE Virginia A.B. WINDSOR, VA Johnson K ippa Delta Pi ; J. Lesslie Ha V. V. C. A 1 Literary Soci cty ; yCX-XVCVCV O cc aero p.cxvo o.catv 7 Ts TK7n3 . V C Cv6MAo l lV,VXJ v y J7 S v J J J J o Julia Gladys Prause B.S. NORFOLK, VA. J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Clayton-Grimes Biology Club; A. R. C. Life Saving Corps; Sec- retary of the D. B. S. Glee Club. Julian C. Chase, Jr. B.S. TARRYTOWN, N. V. Theta Delta Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi ; O. T. M. ; Swimming, ' 28, ' 29 ; Frosh Football ; Frosh Basketball. Joseph Carney B.S. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Louise B. Fulton A.B. STUART, VA. J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. i vjj ' j ' j T Charlotte R. Zeigler A.B. RICHLANDS, VA. Eta Sigma Phi; Y. W. C. A.; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Societv. Macon C. Sammons B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Business Manager ' ' Flat Hat, ' 28, ' 29; Business Manager Indian Handbook, ' 28; Y. M. C. A., ' 28, ' 29; Phoenix Literary Societv; Cross Coun- try Team, ' 24; Varsity Track Squad, ' 25. Elster Clayton Shortt A.B. GRUNDY, VA. Magaphone Club; Southwest Virginia Club; Biology Club; Phoenix Literary Society; Flat Hat Staff. Lucille Ladow Parker A.B. ROANOKE, VA. Pi Beta Phi; G. G. G. ; German Club; Dramatic Club; Debate Council, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Literary So- cietv ; Y. V. C. A. rvc c rp,f,c,p,r,CAT Tvxx . . J ' IA TTTTTT-Xo Catherine Kyle Carter A.B. RICHMOND, VA. Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Eta Sigma Phi; Dramatic Club; Glee Club, ' 25, ' 28; Women ' s Student Government Council; Y. W. C. A.; Treasurer J. Lesslie Ha ' l Literary Society, ' 26. Joe Wright B.S. BURLINGTON, W. VA. Kappa Sigma; Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball, ' 25, ' 26. William Warfield Winn B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Pi Kappa Alpha; Freshman Football, ' 25; Fresh- man Basketball, ' 25; Freshman Track, ' 26; Var- sity Basketball, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Captain Basketball, ' 29; Theta Chi De ' ta; Sophomore Tribunal; Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Flat Hat Club Society; 13 Club; Cotillion Club. Gladys Eason Shelton A.B. ROANOKE, VA. ; tA7V V T 7 , ,7 vlT Tv ' , C % : ' TnTTnTTTT Mary Elizabeth Tanner B.S. HAMPTON, VA. H2E; German Club; V. W. C. A.; Tennis Var- sity, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Manager, ' 29; Basketball Team, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Hockey Varsity, ' 28, ' 29; Track Team, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29. Bernard Cecil Embrey A.B. REMINGTON, VA. Philcimathean Literary Society; Kappa Phi Kap- pa; President of Megaphone Club, ' 28; Flat Hat Staff, ' 27, ' 28; Circulation Manager Flat Hat, ' 28; V. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 25, ' 26. William Edward Warren A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Sigma Nu ; Phoenix Literary Society; Freshman Editor Colonial Echo ; Junior Manager of Baseball, ' 29. Margaret Louise Painter A.B. PULASKI, VA. Transfer from Stonewall Jackson College. , . t I. W Wfc NJ wSJN rVS N ' JNLV vyj-j) Helen Bristow James B. Kelly A.B. B.S. COMANCHE, OKLA. BIG STONE GAP, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta; G. G. G. ; German Club; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Phoenix Literary Society; Art Club; Transfer from Austen College. Auditing Committee. Oscar F. North ington, Jr. Lyda Murray Major M.A. A.B. LA CROSSE, VA. STORMONT, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi; T. N. T. ; Cotillion Club; Flat Hat Staff, ' 22; A.B Degree, ' 24. Transfer from Alderson Junior College; Y. W. C. A.; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. -:■; ' - ' ■ ■ ' . . ' w . . ' - V. . ' „ '  ' . . Ix - ,J J xovxvx: Muriel Johnstone Edwin L. Toone, Jr. A.B. B.S. WHITE PLAIN ' S, N. V. BOYDTON, VA. Kappa Delta; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Sigma Nu. V. W. C. A. Aileen Baker Charles A. Marciano, Jr. A.B. M.A. COLUMBIA, VA. BROOKLYN ' , N. Y. J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; V. W. C. A Chi Beta Phi; Theta Chi Delta; Clayton-Grirr.cs Biology Club; Sigma Pi Sigma. rxvi. c. c i_ i .v,. s.. u wl wS. rs N- - N. WALVNCvLV 1 ■• rr Dorothy Dowe A.B. STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. Y. W. C. A., ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; J. Less ' ie Hall Lit- erary Society. Robert Jefferson Vaughan, Jr. A.B. STEVENSVILLE, VA. Pi Kappa Alpha; Kappa Phi Kappa; Interfra- ternity Council ; Freshman Baseball ; Varsity Baseball, ' 24; Wrestling Squad, ' 28; Varsity Baseball, ' 28. Edgar Coley Garrard B.S. SOUTH BOSTON, VA. Kappa Alpha. Evelyn Dillon A.B. ROANOKE, VA. Y. W. C. A. C C, C.CC ATx OvOO T . rOO OOsiNC ' O Virginia Brogdon Melton A.B. FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Robert Sver Barrett B.S. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Kappa Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Flat Hat Club. McLainT. O ' Ferrall B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Kappa Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Delta Gamma; President Sophomore Class, ' 26; Presi- dent Cotillion Club ; Varsity Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Varsity Club; Vice-President Student Body; Vice-President Senior Class; Business Manager Literary Magazine ; Senior-Sophomore Tri- bunal ; Manager Freshman Football. Ethel Virginia Alexander B.S. GREENVILLE, S. C. Kappa Kappa Gamma; H2E; Hockey Squad, ' 27; Basketball Squad, ' 27; Tennis (singles) Champion, ' 28; Secretary J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Y. V. C. A. Cabinet; Stonewall Jackson College. Katherine E. Harveycutter A.B. SALEM, VA. Chi Omega; German Club; Treasurer of Ger- man Club, ' 29; K. O. B.; Treasurer of K. 0. B., ' 28, President, ' 29; Freshman Commission, ' 26; Student Council, ' 29; Y. W. C. A. Gerald P. Callis A.B. HUDCINS, VA. Kappa Phi Kappa; Los Quixotescos. Albert Earle Garrett, Jr. A.B. DANVILLE, VA. Sigma Nu ; Omicron Delta Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha; Phi Delta Gamma; Flat Hat Staff, ' 26 ; Winner Freshman Contest, ' 26 ; Phoenix Literary Society, ' 26, ' 29, Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 26, Treasurer, ' 27; Winner Reading Medal, ' 27, ' 28; Inter-Collegiate Debate Team, ' 27, ' 29; Wrest- ling Team, ' 27, ' 28; Manager Debate Team, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary-Treasurer Dixie Debating League, ' 28, ' 29; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, ' 28; Debate Council, ' 28, ' 29. Mamie Ruth Hughes A.B. CHARLESTON, W. VA. Kappa Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A.; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Hiking Club; Transfer from Marshall College. - . ' - — ■■ ■ ' -- - . . ■■ ' -■- ' ' :. ' ■ SC Mary Rupp William Roy Johnson A.B. B.S. NEW MARKET, VA. CLINCHPORT, VA. Biology Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Southwest Vir- John Stansburv Owen ginia Club, ' 28. A.B. CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA. Lucille La Tovve Stinnett Kappa Sigma; Inter-Fraternity Council. B.S. REM1XCTON, V A. Edith Baer Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; J. Lesslie Hall literary Society; Y. V. C. A.; Art Club. ;v i lvvj ' ' j 3 jo Eliza Isabelle George A.B. LOVETTSVILLE, VA. House President of Tyler Hall, ' 28, ' 29; Eta Sigma Phi; German Club, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28. Norman John Patterson A.B. HIGHLAND PARK, MICH. Theta Delta Chi; William and Mary Minstrels, ' 25; Head Cheer Leader, ' 26, ' 27; Supreme Court Staff, ' 26; Judge Supreme Court, ' 28; Sigma Upsilon; Author Minus Mary I; Lit- erary Magazine Staff, ' 28, ' 29; 13 Club. James Lelan Blair B.S. NICKELSVILLE, VA. T ice-President of Southwest Virginia CI ib Lillian Hugh Cassell A.B. AUSTINVILLE, VA. J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; History Club, Treasurer, ' 28, ' 29; V. W. C. A.; Southwest Virginia Club. ■Ts TN ' CrS7 ? X 2v£v£ o Jn L V_V V L ' H_ZL Mary Godwin Ridout A.B. ROANOKE, VA. Delta Delta Delta; Y. W. C. A.; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 27, ' 28, ' 28, ' 29. Willard Lee Claytor B.S. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Sigma Pi Sigma. John William Clemens A.B. LEESBURC, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Cotillion Club; Colonial Echo Staff. ' 26, ' 27; Assistant Stage Director tiirls ' Musical Show, ' 27, ' 28; Philomathean Literary Society; V. M. L, ' 24, ' 25; Omicron Tan Mu. Madeline Smith A.B. BEAVERDAM, VA. ■ ' co c c a tstn. rs ., A . T7 Rosa Mae Lohr A.B. BRIGHTWOOD, VA. State Teachers College, Harrisonburg, 1918, Bridgewater College, i9i8- ' 2o; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society ; Y. W. C. A. Louis Rotgin B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Phi Alpha; Phoenix Literary Society; Los Quixotescos. Nancy Burke B.S. HAMPTON, VA. Phi Mu; Basketball (varsity), ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Captain Basketball, ' 29; Varsity Hockey Team, ' 28, ' 29; Student Government, ' 27, ' 28; President Monogram Club, ' 27, ' 28; President Women ' s Athletic Association, ' 28, ' 29; German Club; G. G. G. Club; H2E. Richard Mann A.B. POCOMOKE, MD. Track Team, ' 28. ' -., VA , V. T. . v. L VA r .j .j sX . , 1 -J 1 Uk. SI Virginia Moar Hanna A.B. ROCHESTER, N. J. J. H. Deibert B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Alpha Psi; Alpha Kappa P i ; Philoraathean Literary Society, ' 27, ' 28 ; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, ' 28, ' 29; Wrestling Team, ' 27- ' 28, ' 28- ' 29; Auditing Committee, ' 28, ' 29. Edward Armstrong Smith b.s. FARMVILLE, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon ; 13 Club; Sophomore Council; Junior-Senior Council, ' 27, ' 28; Man ager Basketball, ' 28; Alpha Kappa Psi; Athleti Council, ' 28, ' 29. Winifred Katiif.rine Owens A.B. LEE HALL, VA. V ATSTsTv k 0 C C gN CM 6 L - V •M L ' y Crds Willie Lee Rogers B.S. FREEMAN, VA. Transfer from Averett College; Y. W. C. A. Nyle H. Miller A.B. ANTHONY, KAN. Phi Delta Gamma; Flat Hat Staff, Transfer Friends University. ' 28, ' 29; Boyd George Carter A.B. DUFF1ELD, VA. Phi Kappa Tau; Reporter Flat Hat Staff, i925- ' 26, Office Man, ' 27, ' 28, Associate Editor, ' 28, ' 29; Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 28, ' 29; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Upsilon. Margaret Elizabeth Brewer A.B. PULASKI, VA. Stonewall Jackson, ' 25, ' 27; J. Lesslie Hall Lit- erary Society; Y. W. C. A. -KTV-K-KT 00 ' Nancy Bowex Ward A.B. TAZEWELL, VA. Transfer from Queens College; Eta Sigma Phi; Y. W. C. A.; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. Joseph Henry Hancock A.B. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Lambda Chi Alpha ; Omicron Delta Kappa ; Manager of Wrestling, ' 28; Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 28; Kappa Phi Kappa; Phi Delta Gamma ; Los Quixotescos ; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28; Philomathean Literary Society. John Vernon Fentress A.B. PRINCESS ANNE, VA. Phi Kappa Tau ; Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Phi Kappa ; Manager of Swimming Team ; Cross Country Team, ' 28; Spring Track, ' 28. Mary Eloise Matthew A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Delta Delta Delta; Glee Club, ' 25, ' 26; Cla s Poet; Judicial Council, ' 28; Literary Magazine ' Staff, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. gCC OC, fr CYC C A7 7 - 7 NA 7S7V Cx: xi j oVNL l.V,VNC Mildred Shipp Dudley B.S. BACKBAY, VA. Edith Baer Club; President Edith Baer Club, ' 28; Y. W. C. A., ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; J. Lesslie Hal! Literary Society, ' 25. William Samuel Melvin B.S. CAPE CHARLES, VA. Theta Chi De ' ta; Phi Beta Kappa. S. Charles Werblow B.S. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Phi Alpha; Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 28, ' 29; Varsity Football, ' 27, ' 28; Track Squad, ' 28. Virginia Bishop B.S. PATERSON, N. J. A-Tv V KK-X-K-K nNOVX ' X ' X ' l Ruth Richardson B.S. PATERSON, N. J. George F. Wilkins B.S. COWEN, W. VA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Chi Beta Phi; 13 Club; Football, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27. Edmund Randolph Vaiden B.S. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Phi Delta Gamma, Secretary, Vice-President, President; Literary Critic of Philomathean Lit- erary Society; Varsity Manager Baseball; Cotil- lion Club; Athletic Council; Monogram Club; Assistant Circulation Manager Flat Hat. Charlotte Bvrd Sanford A.B. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; German Club; Glee Club; G. G. G. Charlotte Mason Miley B.S. ROANOKE, VA. Kappa Delta; Varsity Hockey Squad, ' 27, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 28; Woman ' s Monogram Club; President H2E Club, ' 28, ' 29; Captain Hockey Team, ' 28, ' 29; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; German Club; G. G. G.; Manager Girls Base- ball Team, ' 29. Milton Croxton Stribling B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Theta Delta Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Flat Hat Society ; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Delta Mu Chi ; Varsity Club; Varsity Track; Inter-Fraternity Council. John Ernest Neale B.S. OPHELIA, VA. Phi Kappa Tau; Freshman Track; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Clayton Grimes Biology Club; Flat Hat Staff. Amanda D. Pitts A.B. ELK HILL, VA. .vj : . D JO 3 J JO : TJ ' j ' j ' J ' ' y Inez M. Baker A.B. CARTEKSVILLE, VA. Delta Delta Delta; J. Lesslie Hall Literary So ciety; Art Club, ' 26, ' 27; V. V. C. A. Upton Beall Thomas, Jr. R.S. TROY, 0. Kappa Alpha; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa. John Lataxe Lewis A.R. BETHESDA, Ml). Kappa Alpha; 13 Club; Wythe Law Club; Inter-Fraternity Council; Freshman Football, ' 26; Varsity Tennis; Assistant Manager Tennis, ' 27. ' 28. Ruth Elizabeth Davies A.B. FOREST HILLS, N. V. I f r V1 V-V V n NLVLV VNL LVJ . ) : J ' A J J ' JO J ' J J J J V Margaret Joerissen B.S. FREEPORT, L. I. Phi Mu. Lloyd Haynes Williams A.B. NORFOLK, VA. Alpha Psi ; Monogram Minstrels, ' 26; Assistant Cheer Leader, ' 26, ' 27; Head Cheer Leader, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club Orchestra; Minus Mary II; Drum Major of Band, ' 29; Assistant Band Director, ' 29; Colon- ial Echo, ' 27; Assistant Sports Editor Flat Hat, ' 28, ' 29; Handbook, ' 28; Inter- Fraternity Council, ' 27, ' 29 ; College Publicity Department. Thomas H. Christie B.S. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Theta Chi Delta; Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Phi Kappa; Clayton-Grimes Biology Club; Delegate to All-Southern Baptist Students ' Conference at Birmingham, Ala., ' 26; President of Virginia- Maryland Student Conference, ' 28, ' 29; Presi- dent of Baptist Student, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Chap- lain of Phoenix Literary Society, ' 28 ; Y. M. C. A., ' 27, ' 28. Reed West A.B. CREWE, VA. = g SX c,c c p. o r ■■c.o.-r.CAT 7S 7S .ATs Ts7 g g g sT , V6 vvl vncvo ' vTnlnlvninl : -j ,• ' j 3 j ' a vj J j yyj yyy Katherine Page Vaughan B.S. ROANOKE, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; H2E; K. O. B. ; Ger- man Club; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Freshman Commission, ' 25; Girls ' Athletics Editor Colonial Staff, ' 28, ' 29; Hockey Squad, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. John F. Ward A.B. NORFOLK, VA. Alpha Psi; Men ' s Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Monogram Club; Minus Mary II ; Minstrel Show, ' 26; Reader of Freshman History Papers; Secretary College Band, ' 28 ; Phoenix Literary Society, ' 26; Phi Alpha Zeta. John B. Hozier B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Vice-President Y. M. C. A., ' 28, ' 29 ; Secretary- Treasurer, Senior Class, ' 28, ' 29; Sigma Pi Sig- ma; Theta Chi Delta; Clayton-Grimes Biology Club; V. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28; Philomathean Literary Society. Mildred Kirsner A.B. HAMPTON ' , VA. J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. r -vc cvci-c CV C O A-TVTV- TV T OO ONaXQO V-l K , : V Xi oV ;,VJV, iNL : ' J a J 0- V J ' - ' O 3 J o - v Elizabeth E. Peirce A.B. LITWALTON, VA. Y. W. C. A.; History Club; Kappa Delta Pi. John C. Swanson B.S. DANVILLE, VA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Flat Hat Club Society; Tau Kappa Alpha; Phi Delta Gamma; ( hi Beta Phi; Theta Chi Delta; Winner Phoenix Essay Medal, ' 27; Recording Secretary Phoenix Literary Society, ' 28; President Phoenix Literary Society, ' 29; Inter-Collegiate Debate Team and Debate Council, ' 28, ' 29; Biology Club; Mega- phone Club, ' 27; Wrangler Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, ' 28. Wallace Thelwood Morris B.S. MASSIES MILL, VA. Theta Chi Delta, ' 27, ' 28; Philomathean Lit- erary Society, ' 27, ' 28. Laura Wiatt Field B.S. GLOUCESTER, VA. H2E Club; Monogram Club; Treasurer of Monogram Club, ' 28, ' 29; Manager of Soccor, ' 28; Manager Baseball Team, ' 27, ' 28. r x-jcsc cc.cx c,r,c o. or c.c r. C ATsTs NTN ATsTs TsT TSTXX X V l : v v6 jnlv,v,v: l ' j jo o ' J ' jo j j o j j -v Frances B. Saunders A.B. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Chi Omega; Editor Women ' s Student Govern- ment Handbook; Executive Council, ' 28, ' 29; Pan-Hellenic, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; G. G. G. ; Vice- President German Club, ' 28, ' 29; Flat Hat ' Reporter, ' 26; Freshman Commission, ' 26, ' 28; Y. W. C. A. Marion Bonniwell A.B. HARBORTON, VA. Phi Mu; K. O. B. ; Los Quixotescos; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society Y. W. C. A.; Transfer from Hollins. Ruth Jones A.B. FRANKLIN, VA. Phi Mu; Y. W. C. A.; K. O. B.; Transfer from Hollins College; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. Pansy Lucille Hawley B.S. BLUEFIELD, W. VA. ' rS c.c r. c a-i v vx-k a ■Kiv ' K- .7N.ONO oosrv _ v iv VoV i Lv, iNL v ' j y j a- vvj VvVj y j j o ' v Willow Belle Satterfield B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Edith Baer Club, ' 25, ' 29; German Club, ' 25, ' 26; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society, ' 25, ' 27; Vice-President Tyler Annex, ' 26, ' 27; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27. Katherine M. Rhodes B.S. MIDDLETOWN, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; K. O. B. ; Edith Baer Club; President, ' 27, ' 28; Judicial Council, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary, ' 27, ' 28; House President Bar- rett Hall, ' 28, ' 29; J. Lesslie Hall Literary So- ciety; Art Club. Suzanne K. Wheeler A.B. DeWITT, IA. Pi Beta Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; G. G. G. ; Ger- man Club; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. Arthur P. Henderson A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Phi Delta Gamma; Editor The Indian Hand- book , ' 28; Sports Editor The Colonial Echo , ' 29; Assistant Sports Editor The Flat Hat , ' 26, ' 27; Managing Editor The Flat Hat , ' 27, ' 28; Editor The Flat Hat , ' 28, ' 29; Publicity Di- rector Y. M. C. A , ' 27, ' 29; Assistant Manager of Track, ' 25, ' 26 ; Scribblers . }$j sc jc f xvcx; C. p o ,r c.c c,r c, a 7s tVN7s N TSTs r TSrs aa , $ ffj nC V,- VN6V VNL.vlv, 6 ' mL .v ' a , , s , ' j -j ;■) - ; ;Vjo-Jo-yy Polly Hines a.b. WASHINGTON, D. C. Pi Beta Phi; Mortar Board; Vice-President Women ' s Student Government Association ; Co- lonial Echo Staff. J. Meriwether Hurt B.S. BLACKSTONE, VA. Kappa Alpha; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Secretary-Treasurer Men ' s Honor Coun- cil, ' 27, ' 28; President Men ' s Honor Council, ' 28, ' 29; President Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 28, ' 29; Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry, ' 27, ' 28 ; Laboratory Assistant in Biology, ' 28, ' 29 ; Cotil- lion Club; Varsity Football Squad, ' 28, ' 29. J. R. L. Johnson M.A. RADFORD, VA. Sigma Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tennis Team. Virginia Harpfr A.B. ROANOKE, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; K. O. B. ; German Club; Los Quixotescos; Manager Basketball, ' 27, ' 28; Monogram Club; Glee Club, ' 25, ' 26. t K) = ■ Helen Graves a.b. BOULEVARD, VA. Glee Cluh, ' 26, ' 27; Toano Club; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society ; Y. W. C. A. Herbert Greyson Daughtrey b.s. SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. Track Team, ' 26, ' 27, ' 29; Relay Team, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; ( ' .lee Club; Monogram Cluh. Ash by L. Lawrence A.B. RICHMOND, VA. Associate Editor Literary Magazine, ' 28, ' 29; Monogram and Glee Club Shows, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Editor of Lord Botetourt in Flat Hat ; Phoenix Literary Society; Y. M. C. A. Deputation Team; Feature Writer on Straw- Hat Staff, ' 27, ' 28; Vice-President Freshman Class, ' 25, ' 26; Scrihb ers Club. Marian Laning A.B. PKNMNGI ' ON, N. J. Phi Mu ; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Gamma Mu F ' s- say Prize, ' 28; German Club; Y. W. C. A.; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Freshman Commis- sion of Student Government, ' 26. f- o,c. vr.p. 00 p o or.0 0 cvo A ov ovA7 . 7 gx 3 a t 8 = sy£ j rxvcvcvcvcv p. p. o o o r.r.c,rc.OA-x- - T x T 7v-K- ,7vrKJ ' ?oa. f i IS Oi V Vjn v V OV. ' LVVJ : ' J , ) : V J ' J ' .V ' JJ J j V Virginia Elizabeth Duke B.S. ROANOKE, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma ; President Women ' s Stu- dent Government, ' 28, ' 29; Judicial Council, ' 25; Basketball, ' 25, ' 27; Class Chaplain, ' 25; White- hall Literary Society, ' 25, ' 27; Edith Baer Club, ' 25, ' 27; President German Club; Glee Club, ' 5, ' 27- Dorothy Anne Brown AB. WHITE STONE, VA. Alpha Chi Omega; Monogram Club; German Club; Varsity Basketball; Hockey Squad; Vice- President of J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Chairman of J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society. James B. Gaskins, Jr. M.A. SUNNY BANK, VA. Pi Kappa Alpha; Kappa Phi Kappa. Robert C. Moses A.B. MOTLEY, VA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Delta Gamma; Dra- matic Club; Flat Hat Reporter, ' 26, ' 27; Phoenix Literary Society; V. M. C. A. ccyc ccyc.c o. ' V o o r.r.O p p, ' A o n s , ' XKKKK , v: vj- vovoV, v v l o : j : , .y, ' ■j , JW ' 3jo , y Edith Shackman a.b. NEW YORK, N. Y. Katherine Watson A.B. MIDDI.ETOWN, VA. Mary Blackman a.b. CARTERSVILLE, VA. Barta Worrell a.b. RICHMOND, VA. x. v.v.v cm vnjnl lv,vx. , j o j-oj ' ' JJOTjjo y Louise Fulton A.B. STUART, VA. Margaret Morris A.B. AVONDALE, PA. Freshman Debate Team, ' 26, ' 27; Women ' s De- bate Council, ' 27, ' 29; Tau Kappa Alpha; J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club, ' 26, ' 28. Thomas Rodney Varney B.S. ALEXANDRIA. VA. Theta Delta Chi; Freshman Football; Baseball, ' 28; 13 Club; Honor Council, ' 28; Athletic Council (secretary and treasurer) ; Glee Club. Harriett Harkrader A.B. BRISTOL, VA. Delta Delta Delta. THE C LONI 5. ECHO Results of the Annual Colonial Echo Election Be:t All Round College Man i. Yel Kent 2. Jimmy Robertson Pretties! Gin 1. Helen- Bristow 2. Hazel Saundfrs Best .III Round College Woman i. Liz Duke 2. Polly Hikes Handsomest Man i. Punk Powers 2. Barton Pattie Most Athletic Man i. mose mozf.leski 2. Bill Scott Student If ho Has Done Most for College i. Jimmy Robertson 2. Mac O ' Ferrall Most Athletic Woman i. Nancy Burke 2. Bups Tanner Student Most Likely to Succeed i. Ed Justis 2. Jimmy Robertson Most Popular Man i. Bill Lawrence 2. Yel Kent Most Popular Professor i. Gook Gregory 2. Dr. McLean Most Popular Woman i. Phyllis Logan 2. Liz Duke Most Original i. Booten Irby 2. Bill Lawrence Best Man Dane i. Dave Straughn 2. Jack Frost Greenest Due i. Ben Griffith 2. Prfs Norvei.l Best If oman Dancer i. Liz Griffin 2. Sue Cormck Greenest Ducess i. Caledona Cooper 2. Katrina Clark =o JUNIORS THE COLONIAL ECHO , ' Yelvertox O. Kent President Leroy M. Ober Vice-President Eleanor Williamson Secretary- Treasurer £ rv THE cSlONIACeCHO Erroll Dunbar 2 J E NEW YORK CITY Alice Haryvood I M APPOMATTOX, VA. Thomas B. Cooke k A ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. Catherine Glenn n b NORFOLK, VA. Charles Hailey 2 E ONTARIO, VA. I A CY PlI.CHER II li I n 1 1 Usui RG, V . F. Samuel Wilcox e a x ou ICH, CONN. Sue Cornick YORKTOWN, VA. Warren O ' Brien I K T CRADOCK, V A. Frances Griffin ii B + NORFOLK, VA. =0 THE COLONIAL ECHO H. T. Daviks. Jr. K A MANASSAS, VA. Edna M. Walters PHOEBUS, VA. Barrand Tankard franktown, va. Anne Blake norfolk, va. P. Burwell Rogers 2 a E NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Margaret Floyd BIRDS NEST, VA. Richard Jones norfolk, va. Elsie Beebe x Q LEWES, DEL. Yelverton Kent 2 E NORFOLK, VA. Suzanne Wheeler n b DEWITT, IA. =0 r y r onia£ echo Garland Johnson benson, n. c. Ll ' cy Nottingham NORFOLK, VA. William Savage 2 E MODESTOWN, VA. Evelyn Steele f M TAZEWELL, VA. John L. Ely SOMERVILLE, N. J. Mary Ricky XV. CAMBRIA, VA. LeRoy M. Ober 2 A E NORFOLK, VA. Lucy Mae Boswei.i. K A PETERSBURG, VA. Milton G. White e a x SALISBURY, MO. DeEtte Jones A X SI ATLANTA, GA. 0 THE COLONIAL ECHO . ' John R. Sauerbrun 2 A B ELIZABETH, N. J. Florence Dabney x LYNCHBURG, VA. Wallace Hicks hampton, va. Nancy D. Johnston TAZEWELL, VA. Eugene Hallam brunswick, md. Georgette Parker BEDFORD, VA. John V. Bauserman 2 a e WOODSTOCK, VA. Helen Monteiro SANDY HOOK, VA. J. J. Harrison, Jr. WAVERLY, VA. Eva Gragg PINEVILLE, KY. 40 THE cl5LONIA£ ECHO James E. Scott ONLEY, VA. Ethel Bernice Briggs WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Edward Trice REVIS, VA. Millison Finney CRADDOCKSVILLE, VA. Harold G. Ashby WARDTOWN, VA. Irene Valentine NORFOLK, VA. John G. Turley LEESBURC, VA. Mary E. Johnston TAZEWELL, VA. C. P. Jones, Jr. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Mildred Kirsner hampton, va. = 0 THE COLONIAL ECHO Albert Cornell A BROOKLYN, N. V. Louise Phillips NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Norris E. Halpern A NORFOLK, VA. Alice R. Tudor WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Charles F. Scammon i K T NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Grada St. Clair wytheville, VA. R. Franklin Morgan NEW RIVER, VA. Elizabeth Rowe HILTON VILLAGE, VA. William Halpern A NORFOLK, VA. Laura Colvin a x £5 RICHMOND, VA. 40 r onia£ echo James F. Wallace I K T NORFOLK. VA. Milbry Moody WENONDA, VA. Waring Trible 2 A E DUNNSVILLE, VA. Sally Copenhaver DUBLIN, VA. Thomas G. Baptist 2 N SCOTTSBURG, VA. Lucy Fulwiler A A A BUCHANAN, VA. Robert Price K T MARTINSVILLE, VA. Merilla Hicks a x a GRANVILLE, N. Y. John H. Martin, Jr. BLACKSTONE, VA. Mary Stephenson RICHMOND, VA. £ THE COLONIAL ECHO , ' N Fay P. LeCompte URBANNA, VA. Selma Katz ROANOKE, VA. Edward D. Fales, Jr. 2 N SCHENECTADY, N. V. Dorothy Hale BROOKLYN, N. Y. WlLLIARD EnTWISLE WASHINGTON, D. C. Elizabeth Lanier K A PETERSBURG, VA. Raphael Negron NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Margaret Morris AVONDALE, PENN. Addison Baker BOSTON MASS. Lelia Evans CHEVY CHASE, Mil. =0 rv THE CQLONIA t ECHO R. Terrell Johnson NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Oleta Belle Martin hiixsville, va. Thomas B. Pope 2 E DREWYVILLE, VA. Sarah Brewster k Kr WESTON - , VV. VA. Horace P. Taylor a x a DANVILLE, VA. l. i i i.i. Pickett k k r NEW II AVI , CONN. William H. Fields 2 A E BALTIMORE. Ml). Pauline Shumate AAA PEAR1SBURG, VA. Frank B. Graven 2 N PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y. Dorothy West II I! I BEDFORD, VA. 0 THE COLONIAL ECHO li) Mary Parry n B i SCRANTON, PENN. Linda Wilson FRANKTOWN, VA. Mary Motley CHATHAM, VA. Frances Henry ROANOKE, VA. Charlotte King WAYNESBORO, PENN. ROSSLYN WEBB DISPUTANTA, VA. Eleanor Williamson M VIVIAN, W. VA. Alice Proudman hampton, va. Anne A. McNulty n b ROANOKE, VA. Mary L. Owens 4 M ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. 0 r THE cl LONIA£ ECHO 4. - T - Anx Messick PHILADELPHIA, PEW. Elizabeth Glocker BALTIMORE, MD. Rhoda M. Fry a x n HICHLAND SPRINGS, VA. E. GlLLENWATER SXOWFLAKE, VA. Ruby Coryn Bennett CRETNA, VA. Dorothy Schroeder PI-LIIAM, N. V. Margie Dameron MILA, VA. William Munsey JOKESVILLE, VA. Margaret Hall X WASHINGTON, n. C. E. Braoeori), Jr. K Z MANASSAS, VA. =0 THE COLONIAL ECHO Ralph J. DeFalco BROOKLYN, N. V. Elizabeth Vaiden k k r NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Lucile Burke k A e OWENSBORO, KY. M. H. Temple DISPUTANTA, VA. Louise James x fi WASHINGTON, D. C. Ruth Seamon PHILADELPHIA, PENN. Paul A. Ryan 2 A E LYNN, MASS. Bent. M. Schwetz $ A PORTSMOUTH, VA. Rebecca Ball x a ROANOKE, VA. Lawrence Morscher CLARENDON. VA. 0 r THE COLONIAL ECHO Julius Roth A HARTFORD, COW. .Mildred Jenkins SOUTH RICHMOND, VA. H. Alton McKann e a x SAMOS, VA. Mary Frances Gray RICHMOND, VA. Henry Shepherd BLUEFIELD, W. VA. Sadie Usher AAA PETERSBURG, VA. Edward M. Parker a x A EMPORIA, VA. Sarah Miller pearisburg, va. Irvin Davis £ E CLARKSVILLE, VA. Irene Bennett AAA ROCKY MOUNT, VA. 0 THE CfclLONIAL ECHO J. Arthur Nolde 2 I E RICHMOND, VA. Sarah L. Hoi.. max k k r LEE, VA. W. M. Bickers e a x RICHMOND, VA. Eleanor Nixon MEADOW VIEW, VA. L. L. Wilson ax a DANVILLE, VA. Harriet Smith n b ASHLAND, VA. W. M. Greenwood SWEET HALL, VA. Mary Nininger X!2 NORFOLK, VA. John H. Waters PORTSMOUTH, VA. Helen Anurus GERMANTOWN, PA. =C THE ctaiLONIAt ECHO Mary Stearns •I ' M RICHMOND, VA. Jacky Lantz XP. DeLAND, FLA. Louise F. Baker RICHMOND, VA. Lucy Sinclair AOII NEW ORLEANS, LA. Dorothy Lankford k K r CAIBARIEN, CUBA Marion Porter RICH MONO, VA. Marion Crabtree montgomery, n. v. Clarice Cook NORFOLK, VA. Mary Quick A X WINCHESTER, VA. Sara Ann Everett xn HOLLAND, VA. =© THE COLONIAL ECHO . ' li tllpmortam 3)ark 31. Ian futttn iflaii 9. 1908 Stptrmbrr IT. 192B Unttbrr of tiff GIIaHH of 193D O SOPHOMORES THE COLONIAL ECHO u o o £ r THE C(5lONIA£ ECHO Class of 1931 Baggett, Marshall Baldacci, Paul Rupert Balderson, Randolph K. Ballard, G. Edward Beale, Lloyd Hodges Braid, Frank Harmon Bennett, Joseph Bentley Berkman, Oliver Thurston Blair, William Johnson Booker, Cariington Leonard Bradford, James E., Jr. Bradshaw, Wilbur Vinton Broadwater, William Clinton Butler, Everett L. Butte, Clarence Ivanhoe Butt, Matthew Camillus Caddy, Herbert R. Carmiehael, William E. Cassidy, Fred Matthew Ch anil ers, John W. 1 1 ■ 1 ■ Chandler, Charles Edwin Charles, Roy R. Charnoek, Calvin Johnsnn Chewning, John Thomas Chaldress, Peyton Benj, Cleveland, George L. Close, Byron Huntington Coddington, Wayne Wm. Cole, Walter Franklin Collins, Russell Aaron Comess, William Copenhaver, Charles Wm. Costantino, Anthony Edward Cox, Albert Edward Cranston. George B. Gushing, Henry Caleb L alton, Tecumseh S. Harden, Frank S. Davies, Harvey T.. Jr. DeMartini, Walter Davis, Irwin Doran, Raymond Paul Dugger, William E. Dunbar, Erroll Dunnington, Robert Jackson Ellis, Fendall Ragland Elmore, Clarence Vernon, Jr. Etheridge, Julian A. Farinola, Gerrard Vito Farrell, William Robert Piles, Wilfred C. Fink, Joseph, Jr. Flippen, Oliver Garland Fox, Solomon Richard Frost, Andrew William Garnett, Robert Sears Garrett, James Newton Gilley, James M. Glascock, Robert Henry Glenn, Channing Elmer Goods, Thornton Jenkyns Graham, Winton S. Habel, James Martin, Jr. Hailey, Charles, M. J. Hamilton, Phillip Butler Harris, Garland Reynolds Harrison, Hildreth Vernon Hay ward, Albert K. Healey, Elliott Daw 1 1 icks, Wallace Holland, Griffin Wm., Jr. Holland, Marvin Duke Hopkins, Jesse Bruce Hubbard, James Nimmo, Jr. Hunt, James Herndon Irby, Robert Cannon Johnson, Albert Dunston Johnson, Harry Thomas Joyner, Upshur Tucker Katz, Meyer Kaufman, Julius Keay, Roger Irving Keiningham, Thomas Lee Kirk, Albert Charles Kistler, Hughes Ernest Land, Kermit Simmons Lank ford, Samuel Lewis Lovin, Orrin Lewis, Harold Birdsaw Lucy, James Baxter McAnnally, Eugene Debs McKahn, Homer Alton Mann, Conklin, Jr. Marshall, Phillip Thomas Moriarity, George Motley, Harold C. Mozeleski, Mitchell Mullowney, Richard D. Murphy, James Clement Negron, Raphael Nevitte, Richard R. New bill, Hugh Page Ney, John Robert Niven, Chas. Gilchrist B. Norton, Paul Weddell O ' Brien, Albert Warren O ' Neil, William F., Jr. Overstreet, Moulton Phelps Pannill, Robert Samuel Parker, Kelvin Blaine Parker, William Henry, Jr. Paxson, Harry C, Jr. Phillips, Lester Matthew Pitt, Charles Wathew Poole, Arnold Travis Porter, Chester Homer Powell, Meredith Prillaman, Page Lee Quisenberry, Connie G. Reinach, Ellis Kull Rice, Albert Vernon Richardson, Hampton Wise Ricketson, Elliott Giles Riddick, Emmett J., Jr. Rittenberg, Nathan J. Rives, Clarence T. Roche, Edward 1 1 oward Rountree, William Francis Ruffin, John James Rux, Julian Turner Ryder, Everett Owen Salasky, Milton Sanger, 1 1 enry Mortimer, Jr Sai-m-nl, Charles Edward Sauerbrun, John R. Scott, William Leary Schwetz, Benjamin M. Scully, John Desmond, Jr. Shoemaker, Joseph Wayne Shreves, Mel v in Lank ford Shubitz, Simon M. Silverman, Abraham E. Simiele, Victor Anthony Simpson, Edmund Sewell Slaughter, John H., Jr. Smith, Russell William Smith, Leigh Brooks Smith, AValler Barrett Smith, William Wallace Spicer, Herbert Dabney Stain back, Joseph Ruric Stone, James Henry Story, William Jos., Jr. Stradley, Shermer H. Stray er, John Franklin Suttle, Oscar Swem, Earl Greg, Jr. Tankard, Barrand Taylor, Floyd Boisseau Taylor, Horace Porter Terrell, Robert Vaughan Thomas, Fred Bernard Thomas, Max Thompson, Francis Seay Thompson, Ralph Gilbert Trotter, Leigh Ramey Turner, Clarence Ambrose Wallace, Frank James White, John Francis Warren, Percy Holmes Whittemore, Leonard Jos. Wiggins, Edward Under hill Wiley, John Lewis Wilkerson, John Nathaniel Williams, Francis Elkins Williams, Louis Randolph Williams, Phillip Sidney Williams, Rawlings Baker Williams, Thomas Owen Willis, Weston Vale Wilson, Alpheus Ashriel Wood, George Bacon, Jr. Wright, Joe V. Wairath, Alton A., Jr. Zabel, Rudolph John Adams, Irma Addis, Alice E. Allen, Mary E. Allen. Wilfred G. £ ■ THE COLONIAL ECHO « Class of 1931 Ambler, Elizabeth Arthur, Virginia Bailey, Margaret Baker, Louise F. Balmanno, Dorothea Barker, Sue E. Barrett, Viola Barrow, Martha Beebe, Vernette Benedix, Jessie Berry, Evelyn Black, Estelle Blaekwell, Elizabeth Blanks, Ethel Blauvi-lt, Mary Brooks, Janet Brown, Iva Bruce, Harriet E. Bryant, Agnes L. Bryant. Thelma L. Bryhn, Helen Bunch, Katherine Carper, Eunice Carver, Edwina Caulk, Therese Cheyne, Marion Chick, Florence Christensen, Grethe Clark, Alma Mae CI op ton, Virginia Col bourne, Edna P. Coleman, Julia C. Colcy, Lenore Cook, Catherine Cook, Clarice Crebtree, Marion Crawford, Virginia Crigler, Frances Crigler, Isabel Crockett, Doris Crockin, Bluma Cunningham, Florence Curry, Mary Curtis, Naomi C. Davis, Vinnie Mae DeWitt. Caroline Diesner, Kathryn Diggs, Margaret Dignan, Margaret Douglas, Betty Dunlap, Mary W. Dunlap, Kitty DuPuy, Katherine Eggleston, Anna Ellis, Margaret Ennis, Vernelle Erwin, Elizabeth Everett, Sara Everhart, Rosa Forbes, Juanita Foster, Geraldine French, Susan Fulton, Louise Garden, Grace George, Margaret German, Alice Goodwin, Norvelle Gray, Ellen P. Greenberg, Margaret Griffin, Elizabeth Hale, Ethel Haley, Mary B. Hall, Grace Olivia Hammontree, Gladys Hancock, Conine Handy. Marion Hargrove, Claire Harkrader, Harriet Hasseltim , Catherine Hawley, Pansy Hawthorne, Katherine Haynes, Evelyn Henderson, Christine Hilliard, Caroline Hogge, Helen Holman, Emma H ughes. Mamie Hugo, Elizabeth Hunter. Katherine Ironmonger, Estelle Joerrissen, Margaret Johnson, Margaret Jones, Helen Jones, Roberta Kahle, Katherine Kelly. Mildred Kennedy, Rita Jo King, Agnes E. Kirsner, Mildred Lam, Katherine Landes, Josephine Lanford, Carrie Langhorne, Nan Lantz, Mildred Lindsey, Anne Lipman, Reba Little, Ethel R. Little, Virginia Lowe. Esther MeElroy, Katherine McKown, Charlotte MacQueen, Millie Maier, Dorothy Marshall, Margaret Massoy, Mildred Matier, Mildred Mathews, Betty Mayhew, Mary L. Melton, Virginia Miller, Hilda Milh-r, Lucy Moore, Alva Moore, Anne E. Moore, Mildred J. Morton, Lucy Moss, Virginia Neale, Evelyn Nelson, Virginia Nuchols. Muriel Nunn, Ethel Oakey, Evelyn L. Parker. Emma L. Parker, Peggy Byrd Payne, Carrie Pierce, Blanche W. Pifer, Helen Pilcher, Louise Porter, Helen Price, Betsy Quarles, Mary N. Reese, L orothy Reid, Amy Louise Reynolds, Catherine Rhodes, Dorothy Richardson, Ruth Roberts, Lois Robertson, Mary J. Rose, Tina Inez Ryland, Elizabeth Satterfield, Jane Savage, Martha Schofleld, Lenore Seaman, Ruth Sencindiver, Elizabeth Shelton, Gladys Shirley, Gene Slater, Mildred Slough, Louise Smith, Harriet Smither, Betty Stearns, Mary E. Stokes, Louise Stone, Lois Swan, Elizabeth Swift, Pauline Taylor, Cornelia Thomson, Christine Thorpe, Elizabeth Ticer, Ellen Trabold, Vera Trout, Elizabeth Truehart, Rose Tudor, Mary L. Vaccarelli, Marie Van Laer, Emily Vaughan, Eleanor Ware, Mary B. Waring, Martha Weaver. Elizabeth W. ' st brook, Ruby Wheeler, Susan ne Williams, Virginia Wimbish, Florelle Winn, Agnes Wright, Shirley Wyatt, Barbara Wynne, Ann Cary Yancey, Florence C. Yates, Frances Yost, Marguerite Young. Elleta Zenitz. Lillian 0 FRESHMEN THE COLONIAL ECHO , ' hi ; .,■■ Si. 1 - i : ' I ' l ' i ' i ' ri ' i ' i ' j-Vj ' i I- 1 1- JWJ ' 1 ' ; ■ • ■I ■• ' .!•■•( , ♦ ;i lliSii ' ii iifti; o a H 5 „ I? E . ? Oh 0 rv THE cltLONIAC ECHO Class of 1932 Ahem, D. J. Alexander, Thomas Altice, John Henry Angell, Joseph A. Aiey, D. Lurton Armstrong, Alfred R. Armstrong, Floyd Ay res, Thomas H. Baer, George O. Baldwin, J. T. Barksdale, Clem Barnes, Hagan Barrett, Harry S. Block, Joseph Borax, H. Boylan, H. S. Brabrand, T. V. Bradley. Otis T. Brpderick, P. F. Brown, D wight C. Brown, Merrill Brunei - , B. R. Burgess, Richard Burrow, Benjamin P. Cahoon, Clyde Caldwell, Robert M. Campbell, James T. Caplan, Leonard Carbone, Ralph I !arr, Jerome Carter, Curtis J. Cam t hers, Franklin O. Case, Nelson Charles, J. Allen I ' imilkoski, Stephen Clark, John A. Clarke, Alfred E. Clay, Grover C. CI ay brook, Louis Clement, Hugh T. I !ocke, Duncan Cole. Herman O. Colio, M. P. Collins, Paul M. Cramer, H. H. Cuddihy, James E. Curling. Hunter Darden, H. Jackson Davidow, Isaac I. DeCarlo, Michael DeLashmutt, John E. Demarest, John Denny, Herbert Dixon, Holston Dixon, Lewis A. Doane, Stanley L. I  oniphan. Jack Douglas, Otis W. Dry den, Spencer Dunker, Charles 1 1 . Dyer, Raymond D, Easley, John W. Einstein, I. David Ellis, John Carroll Engleburt, Edwin Carroll Etheridge, Wallace Evans, Aubrey E. Eversole, John H. Far in o, Samuel John Fleisler, Irving Geo. Forrest, Julian N orris Fostow, Albert Fowler, Benj. Prince Fraley, Audley U. Freeman, Samuel Fuller, Jos. Harold Galumbeck, Maurice M. Garner, J. J. Garnett, Carroll N. Garrett, Thomas B. George, W. B. Giannelli, Jos. Anthony Gil man. Lawrence Goldblatt, Maurice Goldin, David B. Sanborn Goldstein, Sidney Gordon, Leonard Gorsline. Benj. F. Graff, Allan Myron Graham, Kenneth R. Griffin, Delomont Griffith, Benj. Blake Grizzard, Wilbert V. Grubbs, J. Leo Gunn, Alexandera P. G ' iynn, Dyer Hall, Guy Hardy, J. Y. Harrell. Henry Thomas Hedrick, James L. Heineman, Charles, Jr. Heltzel, William Henley, H. DeShielda Hobday, Palmer H. Hoffman, Herman G. Hohein, Charles R. Holland, Reginald Hopper, Hal A. Hoyas, Francis H. Hubbard, John T. Jackson, Jas. Walker, Jr. Jackson, Kenneth Jett, Thos. Sutton Johnson, Lloyd M. Jones, George H. Jones, William Percy, Jr. Joslyn, Harry P., Jr. Joyner. William H. Kaufman, Edwin M . Kilmon, Howard Sawyer King, Donald Sherwood King, James Stanhope King, Markley V. Koufman, William B. Kyle. William Reid Kruzeskie, W. J. Lang. Benj. Antone Lawson, Henry Raynolds Layne. Harvey Leach, Harvey H. Leary. Edward B. Lied man, Raphael Lindsay, Charles Nash Littlepage, Lewis, Jr. Maleson, Solomon Meyer Maness, Lawrence W. Manson, Sydney L., Jr. Mapp, Joseph T. Mapp, Rudolph R. Marshall, Charles S. Maxey, Clarence D. J. Melson, Andrew B., Jr. Met trey. William Michaels, Maurice Mil Christ, William Miller, John William Montgomery, Theodore Moore, John Wesley, Jr. Moore, Geo. Wills, Jr. Morgan, Francis V. Mozeleski. Frank Muhlig, Lawrence A. Munford, Henry A. Munnell, Clyde Myers. Dorsey Duone Myers, Robert A. Nash, John Wiley, Jr. Nelson, Phillip R. Norvel, William C. Nottingham Roy Upshur Ogle, Thomas B. Oliver. James Cedric Oliver, Garland Orr, E. Shelburne Outten, Goodwyn Owen, John G. Parker. William Parlapiano, John Francis Paschal, Davis Young Payne, E. Garland Peoples, Frank William Petit, Robert William Potterflcld, Edward L. Jr. Priest, Leroy Proctor, Maynard n. Prultt, Milton E. Quilleii, Benjamin P. Raddln, Charles Harland Ramsey. Robert W. Rappaport, Sydney Rea my, Rodney W. Renn, William E. Rice, Prank Lee Riggins. E. Frank Robertson, Coswei] 1 1. Robertson, John W. Rosoff, Sylvan Sasher, Bernard B. Savage, S. B., Jr. Schrauff, Fred Shaffer, Lawrence F. Shannon, Arthur R. Shelly, Lester Benj. Shipp, Raymond L. Showker, J. Richard Shreeves, Charles B. Simon, Charles Sizemore. W. Howard Smith, Hugh Sidney, Jr. Smith, Sellers Smith, Wm, George, Jr. Smith, Win. Hart man Smither, Archie Garnett Spencer, James Roy Spicer, Joseph Hume Stain back, Archer H. Stern, Marcel Stinnett, Henry C. Sumner, Maynard K. Sundin, Carlton Eric Sweet, William Byron Swentzel. Livingston Syer, Lee Crawford Sykes, Blnford Sheff. Joseph J. Talton, William, Jr. Talton, Pollard Taylor, John Davis Terry. Chas. Edward Jr. Thomas, Warren D. Thornett, Roger A. Thorpe, Milton Tillar, Vernon I ' Anson Treiber, John James Trice, Wm. H. Harrison Turner. Howard Albert Turner, Sterling B. Turner, James Ash by Turner, Travis T. Tuthill, John Wills Umlah, Kenneth E. Underwood, Horace L. £ THE CfclLONIAL ECHO ' • Class of 1932 I ' l ' inll. I Inw a I ' d K. VanScIver, 1 1 a rry B., Jr. Vaughan, Hugh Livius Vegliante, Francis E. Viccellio, Asa V., Jr. Wafle, Ferris B. Waldo, William Joseph Watson, 1 1 arwood Wea er, I Cenry B., Jr. Well oiis, Ernest Wm. Wells, Francis Bailey West, John W. White. Kenneth W. White, Edward H., Jr. Whitney, Donald F. Williams, A. Robert Wilson, Henry J. Winder, John M. Winfree, George Ruffin Wolf, Albert K. Wyni ' i. Franklin V.. Jr. Yeatts, Edward A. Young. Oliver B. Acree, Mary A. Adams, Mamie Adams, Ruby Allison, Roberdeau Apfel, Ail eh- AptVl, Eleanor Bacchus, Margaret A. Bain bridge, Florence Ball, Dorothy M. Bates, Sarah F, Baughman, Margaret H. Bayto, Virginia I teasley, Virginia Bibee, Aimed y a Bibee, A. Elizabeth Blake, Katherine C. Bogley, Jane E. Borcherdt, Dorothy Bozarth, Harriet Brady, Helen Bragg, Frances Briggs, Mabelle F. Brooks, Evelyn Brumback, Mattie Lee Bryant, Cecile Bryant, Elizabeth Buffington, Helen Burgwyn, Frances Burton, A da binary Butler, Frances ( !apps, Gray Chakales, Nickoletta i Jhapman, Saril a l Jhewning, Leila Clagett, Mary H. Clarke, Katrine t ' ogliandro, Grace oben. Bernice Cooper, C. Virginia Cordell, Ethel I. Corey, Margaret Cox, Dora R. ' loyner, Louise i Jrabtree, Mary E. Crowder, Eleanor Croxton, Anne L. Cull en, Margaret 1 tabney, Mary B. Davis, Hose DeBordenave, Jess Dicks, Lydia Lee Diemer, Natalie Douthatt, Eleanor I ireyer, Vivian Dudley, Elizabeth Dunlap, Anna K. Durgan, Martha 1 luross, Betty Duross, Jane Earle, Roberta Earley, Evelyne Eyre, Ruth Fennell, Kathleen Ferguson, Alma Ferguson, Ruth E. Field. Eleanor B. Ford, Beverly Ford, Frances C. Foreman, Estelle J. Foster, Virginia L. Gragg, Elizabeth Graves, Jean I J-reen, Margaret Griffing, Blanche Griffith, Eleanor Gwathmey, Lucy G. I I abel, Josephine Hall, Irma Hall, Mary Sallie Halleran, Ruth Halligan, Dorothy Hancock, Frances Hansbrough, Louise Happell, Kathleen Harper, Dorothy Harrell, Marion Harris, Dorothy Harvie, Frances I law t borne, Virginia I I erring, Margaret Herzog, Edith Hogge, Minnie K. Homes, Myrtha 1 1 ope, Mary B. F. Hornsby, Virginia 1 1 orsey, Idella 1 1 os kins, Margaret 1 1 unter, Eva 1 1 man, Lenore l r ing, Margaret Jennings, Gerald in e JollifTe, Jane Jones, Anne H. Kelly, Vera H. Kennedy, Lillian Kessler, Jeannette Kirson, Reva W. Kite, Gladys Kneeburg, Evelyn Koteen, Violet Page Lanier, E. Thelma Lanston, Marjorie Lary, Gladys E. Lawder, Elizabeth A. Layne, Mildred Leary, Virginia Lee, Virginia B. Lewis, Mary E. Long, Gladys F. McDonald, Elizabeth G. McDonald, Marion Sarah Mahon, Grace Marchant, Jean H. Margolius, Sylvia Marston, Eliza Meredith, Elizabeth Miel, Florence Miller, Alice H. Moneure, Mrs. Ethel Moon, Marjorie Moore, Virginia A. Moore, Minnie A. Nance, Grace Nanry, Dorothy Neale, Dorothy Neilson, Isabel Newkirk, Jean C. Newl li. Florence L. Nicholas. Edley C. Nightengale, Iris Nininger, Lois M. Nixon, Eleanor Nolde, Irene P. Norfdeet, Louise Oden, Hal Sarah Odeneal, Ruth A. O ' Flaherty, Jane C. Osborne, Cecile Painter, Irene Painter. Ruth Parker, Edwynne Parker, Laura Jeter Parrish, Merle V. Pearce, Mary M. Pendleton, Catherine Pharr, Nellie Pickett, Evelyn Porter, Marion L. Powell, Frances Purcell, Mary E. Reddie, Margaret Reilly, Ida Richardson, Genevieve Rivenbark, Mary E. Robcrson, Mildred E. Robertson, Charley C. Safford, Romaine Sawyer, Julia Faye Scott, Marguerite Sheffield, Mary W. Shields, Virginia Shipp, Evelyn Slaight, Susie Slomen, Ethel Smith, Nancy Smithers, Gladys Sol 1 en berger, A im a Solliday, Mary Speese, Berniee Steinhardt, Mildred Stephens, Mary Ashe Stern, Betty Stevens. Edith Stoddard, Wilhelmina Stonnell, Lucille Storch, Hazel Struthers, Jessie Thedieek, F. Josephine Thomas, Hazel Treat, Kathleen M. Troupe, Corinne Upsall, Jean G. Urquhart, Mildred Walthall, Lucy B. Weihe, Laura Welch, Abby Wheary, Katherine White, Nellie Whitehead, Maria Wiley, Reba Virginia Wilkinson, Lucille Williams, Mildred Wilson, Miriam Wimbish, Trixie Wynne, Edna Young, Margaret Virginia Young, Pearle M. £ one In eveky port 1 - £- £) S W ii s Ruth Jones W fRANKIJN VIRGINIA. .SPONSOR JAMES ROBERTSON .PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY V i . __ _ SPONSOR EDVKVRD JUSTIS PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS jjg ffi, - W SPONSOR ROBERT BARRETT EDITOR LITERARY MAGAZINE !Z%Y: i s i {r B G OuimichaEjl _ BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS SPONSOR W CAHM If AEL CAPTAIN rOOTTOAZX f i{iss Ernestine Renn PORTSMOUTH • VA SPON£ OR ARFIELDWINN CAPTAIN BASKETBALL ' ft Wfiss Nancy Burke 7 i HAMPTON VIRGINIA SPONSOR, WEIXON BtOXSOM CAPTAIN • • • BASEBALL THE COLONIAL ECHO . ' SSftl « Athletic Council Dave Moore . . . Tom Varney . George Wilkens . . . . President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Randolph Vaiden . Shelton Peters . . Armstrong Smith . Joe Hornbarcek . .... Ban-ball . Football Basketball . ■ Track VARSITY CLUB £ oniaC echo = « i Cy Younc Freshman Coach Branch Bocock Head Coach Football Beef Hoffman Assistant Coach Football William S. Billy Gooch Director of Athletics 107 40 THE COLONIAL ECHO J. C. Scrap Chandler Iliad Coach Track Tucker Jones Head Coach Basketball Coach Kellison Assistant Basketball Freshman Baseball J. Wilder Tasker Head Coach Baseball Sprint J92S 0 7 FOOfllLi THE COLONIAL ECHO - 9 % , ▼ -Ik 9 Petkrs Manager THE F1GHTIXG VIRGINIAN ' S 1928 Varsity Football Results William William William William William William William William William William William and and and and and and and and and and and Marx- Ma ry Mary Man- Mary Mary Mary- Mary Mary Mary Marv Lynchburg o Marshall o Syracuse 32 Wake Forest . . . o Catholic University . .13 Emory and Henry . 3 George Washington . o Roanoke 6 Bridgewater o Hampden-Sydney . . o Richmond o Carmichael Captain 0 Bauserman Results of the iP2s William a Mary football season can best described as negative. Although the i inii ans won six games, and lost three, most of the wins were nothing remarkable, while one of the gam s lost was a distinct sur- prise to the William and Mary adherents, as well as their op- ponents. On top of this came two nothing-nothing ties, with teams the Green, Gold and Silver warriors were scheduled to defeat. When Coach Bocock took over things in early September a dis- Scott • THE COLONIAL ECHO r THE C 5lONIA£ ECHO WV.llRLOW Constantino Darde,n ■.nt. .1- with th ir opponenl ,ii g :ni empty ba g That was the last time that the I u I ia us tasted victory, however, until November ' ■ ' . Imriny; this period of time, they suffered their three losses, anil the t h «i ties which marred the season ' s record. Following the Lynchburg fray, Marshall College came east from ih - Ohio valley, and insisted on lce ping the ball in the middle ol i he field the entire game. A weefc later, the Braves went to Syracuse and suffered the usual defeat w hen meel ing the (range — this time the score being 32-0. Bl OXSOM THE CfctLONIAL ECHO S ST? ' - Roche PARSON RlCKETSON On October 13, Wake Forest came up from Carolina, and in- stead of losing by lour or five touchdowns as was expected, played a nothing all game with William and Mary and missed a victory by inches on a near safe- ty. The next two Saturday nights saw Botetourt ' s sons lose two heartbreakers, the first going to Catholic l . by a 1 -12 scon-, and the second to Emory and 1 [enry, 3-0. From this point in the season. the tide turned, the Indians win- ning the remaining five garni s. Taylor Rice ;ind in doing so, running up Hi 5 points to six for their opponents. George Washington, Roanoke. Bridge water, Hampden-Sydney ;iinl Richmond fell in the order named. A survey of the scoring showed that during the season the Wil- liam and Mary team amassed 219 1 tints to 54 for the opposition. Bauserman led the individual scoring with 59 points, followed by Ryan with 32 points, Scott with 27 points, Harden with 24 points and Harris with IS points. The rest were scattered. GllXEY -SUTTIX 8«BB VtAXKER Ferraix Smith 40 THE Ct3tLONlAl ECHO • 1929 Football Schedule Sept. 28 — St. John ' s College at Williamsburg. Oct. 5 — Navy at Annapolis. Oct. 12 — Emory and Henry at Emory, Va. Oct. 19 — V. P. I. at Richmond. Oct. 26 — Bridgewater at Williamsburg (pend- ing-) Nov. 2 — George Washington at Williamsburg. Nov. 9 — Roanoke at Roanoke. Nov. 16 — Catholic University at Williamsburg. Thanksgiving Day — University of Richmond at Richmond. Dec. 7 — Hampden-Sydney (location undecided.) Williams Head Cheer Leader Bauserman Captain-Elect Prospects for the 1929 football season at William and Mary are the brightest in years — on paper. But one varsity hack will he missing from last season ' s team, and no first string linesmen will he out. Thus, with a nucleus that includes practically all of last year ' s varsity, and with the wonderful material coming up frrm the 1928 freshman team, which was not scored on during the entire season, the prospects for a string of victories are bright. =C JMSEffMOL , ' THE COLONIAL ECHO THE SQUAD Winn Captain Varsity Basketball Results 1929 if. 3 2+ 19 21 ' 5 26 24 24 32 19 19 33 35 36 16 35 and M. Opponent Oppo. Sc Johns-Hopkins Catholic U Navy Maryland Richmond Y Medical College Hampden-Sydney Roanoke Richmond . . . . Washington and Lee . . . . V. M. I 26 3+ . Roanoke . Randolph-Macon . Bridgewater . . Lynchburg . Emory and Henry , Medical College Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney . Richmond . 26 21 36 47 32 25 42 19 24 20 26 23 23 30 Smith Manager 546 0 rv THE (SoNIA ECHO with six victories and one de- feat, ending with a spectacular win over the University of Rich- mond. Coach L. T. Jones, taking up the coaching reins in December, was faced with a proposition of experimentation, due to the loss IOTRMAN lOZEL£SKI Light Butler 40 THE CfeiLONIAL ECHO  C of veterans through graduation, injury, and other causes. He was forced to try different com- binations for a period of severai weeks, and it was not until Michael Mozeleski recovered from a broken leg that he found what was needed — Sauerbrun and Mozeleski, forwards; But- ler, center, and Silverman and Light, guards. During the season ' s play, the Jonesmen ran up 510 points, while their opponents were gathering 546. Abe Silverman was high scorer with 166 points, while Sauerbiun was second with 121. Fourteen men scored during the season. ' UNBAR fe A5f ALL i THE C OMaTeCHO , ' THE SQUAD Results 1928 Baseball Season Eason Captain W. W. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. v. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. w. and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . and M. . Quantico . Quantico . M. C. V. Dartmouth . Syracuse . Yale . . . Cornell . Holy Cross . Bridgewater . Naval Academy Wake Forest Lynchburg . Hamp.-Syd . Richmond . Bridgewater W. and L. . V. M. I. . . Roanoke . Hamp.-Syd. . Lynchburg . Richmond . Camp Holahird Mt. St. Mary ' Lafayette Rutgers . Fort Slocum . Yale . . . Harvard . Holy Cross Brown . . ' 3 5 Thompson Manager =0 r onia£ echo THE CfeiLONIAL ECHO sr? S? zOLacjiL w£ orvs THE COLONIAL ECHO ' - J . , . £jbM THE SQUAD W. M. V. P. I. 1928 Varsity Track Results 4 6 80 Harvard 100 W. M. . . Johns-Hopkins W. M. . . Maryland . . V. • M. V. M. I. V. M. Richmond Davis Captain 54 ' -2 71 1-2 16 1-5 37 4-5 W. M 90 Catholic University 36 W. M 92 2-3 Hampton-Sydney 33 1-3 W. M 97 Lynchburg 29 W. M 60 1-3 (Conference meet, remainder of points being divided among seven colleges.) W. M 21 Naval Academy 105 49 1-2 76 1-2 73 1-2 52 1-2 Blackwei.l Manager 0 rv THE cBtLONIAC ECHO THE COLONIAL ECHO m 5sa£ - HMfgB ®P®W ¥$ THE COLONIAL ECHO Swimming Swimming at William and Mary during the late winter showed the Indian tank- men to be on the losing side of the ledger at the close of the season, as they were able to cop only two meets while losing three for a percentage of .400. The campus tank- men won the first meet of the season from Catholic University and the last from Fortress Monroe, but lost intermediary matches to Wa:hington and Lee, Virginia and Delaware. Letters were awarded to Captain Justis, Manager Fentress, Phillipps, Wood and Kent. Numerals for freshmen were awarded to Boylan, Leach, Winfield, McPhee, Fastow, Caplan, Stoehr, Smith and Cuddihy. Scores W. M 33 ; Catholic University 26 W. M 20; Washington and Lee . ... 40 W. M 21 ; Virginia 19 W. M 26; Delaware 36 W. M 45; Fortress Monroe 15 130 £ f oniaC echo WRESTLING Wrestling, in its second season at William and Mary, showed results on the favor- able side of the ledger, the Indians finishing the season with a percentage of .667. Ten men were awarded monograms, these being L. L. Wilson, James Kelly, J. W. Phillips, W. J. Blair, J. W. Chambers, Harry Barrett, Harry Paxson, Gordon Camp- bell, Otis Douglas, and Manager Joe Hancock. Composite Results for the Season W. M. . . . 6 ; Richmond Y. M. C. A. . 20 W. M. . . . 17J , ; Norfolk- V. M. C. A. . W. M. ... 36 ; Petersburg Y. M. C. A. . 7 A O THE COLONIAL ECHO Varsity Boxing Squad Kaufman, Berkman, Campbell, Toonf. Collins, Rogers, Frizzell, Plaza William and Mary Results . . 2 : Washington and Lee Varsity Relay Team Trice, Baccett, Graham, Zabel, Davis, Coach Chandler 132 O flEMflU MUimc§_ WE ' owi THE COLONIAL ECHO .-O t O © rv Sr™Ti«3; 35L rv VW V YV .VV THE SQUAD 1928 Freshman Football Results W. M 38 South Norfolk o W. M 48 Apprentice School . . . . o W. M 12 W. L o W. M 27 Woodrow Wilson . . . o Darden Captain onia£ echo THE SQUAD 1929 Freshman Basketball Results II ' . S M. Score Opponent 44 Ft. Eustits Opponent ' s Score 42 Medical College of Virginia 14 31 Maury 28 42 Ft. Eustis 22 54 Newport News Apprentice 20 So Oceana 14 43 Petersburg 17 71 Langley Field 15 35 Woodrow Wilson 13 53 Newport News Apprentice 37 49 Maury 32 43 Fork Union Military Academy 26 38 Hampton 23 48 H ampton 19 51 Woodrow Wilson 19 72 McGuires 15 783 Tota 332 0 THE COLONIAL ECHO 1928 Freshman Baseball Squad John Todd, Coach FENCING TEAMS 136 =0 1JMW8EW5 A7WL£T8Cj THE C iLONIAL ECHO , ' a «- hi Women s Athletic Council Nancy Burke, President Nancy Johnson, Treasurer Barbara Wyatt, Secretary Martha Barksdai.e Margurite Wynne-Roberts THE MONOGRAM CLUB .38 =C onia£ echo THE SQUAD 1928 Women ' s Hockey Results William and Mary 4; Sweetbriar William and Mary I ; Farmville William and Mary 4; New York University William and Mary 5; George Washington . 14 1 MlLEY Captain The Hockey Team Left Wing Charlotte King Left Inside Jesse Benedix Center Forward .... Mildred Moore Right Inside NANCY BURKE Right Wing Virginia Bishop Left Half Nancy Johnston Center Half Helen Mafff.it Right Half .... Blanche W. Pierce Left Fullback . . Charlotte Miley (c) Right Fullback .... Helen Osmund Goal Keeper VlVEN DRYER Williamson Manager =0 , ' N THE COLONIAL ECHO 0 MAFFET BURKE ■ft 4l handicapped due to the rough field they had to play on. The game was an exciting one and both teams fought hard. Mi ley and Osmond played well in the back field for William and Maty. Edwards, goal-keeper for Farm- ville. was the outstanding: player for her team. Moore, centei for- ward, scored the goal for the In- dianettes. The Indianettes proved too much for the New York Univer- sity team, bringing them down to a final score of 4 to 1. Many new faces were seen on the field for the clash with the Goth am - ites, but they played like veter- ans. The team work was un- usually good. The locals ap- peared better organized than in II inus sames and played more of an offensive game than defen- sive. Nancy Burke, who has l n out on account of an in- jured knee, was back and played her usual good game. Two fresh- men, Young, who substituted for PIERCE , ' COLONIAL ECHO 0 Ml THE £oNIA£eCHO THE INDIAXETTES 1929 Women ' s Basketball Results w. fir M w. M v. M W. M w. fir M w. ,V 1U 30; Beaver College 19 26; Sweetbriar 14 22; Savage School of Physical Education ... 16 33; George Washington University 18 33; Drexel Institute 17 36; Fredericksburg State Teachers ' College . . 34 The Team Nancv Burke (Capt.) Guard Isabel Kemp Guard Acnes Winn Guar,! Virginia Bishop Guard Ruth Richardson .... Jumping Center Dorothy Brown lumping Center Charlotte King . . . Side Jumping Center Margaret Dignan Forward Elizabeth Tanner Forward Barbara Wyatt Forward Dorothy Lankford Manager Burke Captain Lankford Manager •43 40 , ' N THE COLONIAL ECHO King Bishop Benedix O 6nia£ echo r - Kemp VOUNQ Pierce SoiXENEERGER 0 x THE COLONIAL ECHO QH WOMEN S TRACK TEAM WOMEN S SWIMMING TEAM WOMEX S TEXXIS TEAM BUG GATHER BUDDIE THE COLONIAL ECHO Inter-Fraternity Council Officers J. M. Hurt President Frank Graven Vice-President Y. O. Kent Secretary and Treasurer Members Sigma Alpha Epsilon Thcta Delta Chi James Robertson Milton White Dave Moore Milton Stribling Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha J. M. Hurt George F. Wilkins McLain O ' Ferrall Joseph Hancock Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Phi Epsilon Alton Walrath Erroll Dunbar Vernon Rice Y. O. Kent Kappa Sigma Sigma Nit John Owen Frank Graven Fenton Irwin Edward Toonf Phi Alpha Phi Kappa Tau B. M. Schwetz Boyd Carter Charles Werblow Robert Price Alpha Psi Zcta Epsilon James Diebert Alan Graff Lloyd Williams Lester Phillips 148 rv THE COLONIAL ECHO Pan - Hellenic Council Officers Lucy Pii.cher Preside Nancy Burke . Chi Omega Frances Saunders Elsie Beebe Kappa Alpha T iela Lois Wilson Betty Ambler Kappa Kappa Gamma Polly Ven vbi i Dorothy Lankford Pi Beta Phi Lucy Pii.cher Elizabeth Griffin . Secretary-Treasurer Phi Mu Nanci Burke Genevieve Wi ait Alpha Chi Omega DeEtte Jones Catherine Reynolds Kappa Delta Helen Osmond Louise Stokes Delta Delta Delia Margaret Ellis Mary Godwin Ridout =0 THE COLONIAL ECHO . ' Tketa Delta CKi Founded at Union College, 1847 Epsilon Charge Established, S5J Fratres in Facii.tate Dr. W. T. Hooges Dr. R. C. Young J. C. Chandler Frater in Urbe R. P. Wallace Julian C. Chase, Jr. Fratres in Collegio 11)21) Norman J. Patterson Thomas R. Varney Milton C. Stribling H. Alton McKaw Herbert T. Lorentzen 1930 Milton G. White F. Samuel Wilcox- William M. Bickers 1931 Charles E. Chandler Frank Darden Francis Havman Elliott Healy Griffin W. Holi ami Thomas H. James Charles M. Pitt J. Clarke Samuel Charles E. Sargent William L . Scott E. Sewall Simpson W. Wallace Smith Francis L. Thompson ' William E. White Rudolph I. Zabel 1932 Paul Collins H. Jackson Darden John H. Eversoll L. Webster Maderv Lester B. Shelly Jack Donaphin John Tuthill Roy Nottingham A. Garnett Smithers John Tuthill F. Bailey Wells E. Homer White Ben Fowler 150 0 rv THE cSlONIACeCHQ 40 THE C ONIaETeCHO Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founded at University of Alabama, 1856 Virginia Kappa Chapter Established, 1S57 Frater in Urbe Thomas M. Burke Fratres in Collegio 1929 James M. Robertson David S. Moore 1930 Shelton Peters William Joseph Fields LeRoy M. Orer Waring Trible Paul A. Ryan John V. Bauserman Horace Dunbar Hoskins P. Bukwell Rogers John Sauerbrun Philip T. Marshall 1931 Everett L. Butler E. Howard Roche Robert Vance Watkins Earle Grecc Swem William O ' Neil S. Henry Emory Pace Newbill 1932 Lawrence F. Shaffer Nash Lindsey James Kinc John Robertson Harry S. Barrett Charles Hienemann Hugh Boylan GORDEN WlNFIELD Charles Ridout Philip Nelson Godwin Outten John Winder Robert Bauserman 152 =© r THE cSS.ONIA£ ECHO 1 0 THE COLONIAL ECHO ™ Pi K appa Alpha Founded at University of Virginia, 1868 Gamma Chapter ' Established, 1S-1 FraTRHS IX COLLEGIO Graduate Student James Gaskins 1929 R. G. Todd Robert Vaughn W. Warfield Winn Olin Rice 1930 Vernon Rice Alton Walrath Carl Gillespie 1931 James Carter Charles Copenhaver Rov Charles John Ruffin Leonard Whittemore Henry Henly Thomas Ogle John Easlev Thomas Barkley William O. Renn 1932 Richard Dunston Grover Clay Lewis Claybrook Samuel Hakih Malvern McFee 15+ 0 W the cI lonia£ echo 1 . 0 , ' - THE COLONIAL ECHO Kappa Alpha Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1865 Alpha Zeta Chapter Established, 1890 Dr. J. A. C. Chandler Dr. E. M. Gwathmey Fratres in Facultate Dr. W. A. Montgomery Thomas J. Stubbs John Cochran Pool L. Tucker Jones Fratres in Urbe John Boyd Bentley ashton dovell Sidney Brooks John Etheridce Fratres in Collegio Graduate Student Herbert L. Ganter Robert S. Barrett Moffett H. Bowman John Handy Culver 1929 Truly C Hardy J. M. Hurt John Latane Lewis McLain T. O ' Ferrall Upton B. Thomas, Jr. Edcar Colley - Garrard 1930 John Gillett Ayers John Emmett Early Thomas B. Cooke Hawes T. Davies, Jr. James Jenkyn Davies Albert E. Cox Robert C. Irby Sidney H. Kelsey Thomas H. Ayers Clement R. Barksdale Maurice M. Bolling Howard Bridceforth John S. Burke 1 93 1 Robert S. Pannill Meredith H. Powell 1932 Jerome Carr John A. Charles, Jr. George C Digos Wallace E. Etheridge Thomas B. Garrett Benjamin B. Griffith Donald S. Kinc Clarence T. Rives John Temple Snidow Rawlincs B. Williams Sidney S. Manson, Jr. Benjamin P. Quillin Vernon Tillar James Spenser Henry F. Weaver 40 onia£ echo 157 £ THE COLONIAL ECHO x- Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Virginia, 1869 Nu Chapter Established, 1890 Fratres in Urbe B. D. Peachey Vernon Geddy W. L. Person Fratres in Collegio 1929 Fenton Erwin D. C. Pierce J. S. Owen Raymond Power 1 9 30 James E. Bradford Joseph Wright 1931 J. F. White, Jr. E. B. Curry W. A. J. Bowen, Jr. S. H. Stradley 1932 Brooks George H. A. Turner, Jr. Delmas Owen Nelson Case Harry Joslyn, Jk. Sellers Smith William Woodward £ jg THE ONIACECHO 1 O THE COLONIAL ECHO Sigma Phi Epsilon Founded at University of Richmond, 1901 Virginia Delta Chapter Established, iqoj. Frater in Urbe Jesse S. Byrd Frater in Facultate F. E. H. McLean Fratres in Collegio Graduate Student Oscar F. Northincton, Jr. John W. Clemens E. Armstrong Smith John B. Hozier 1929 Joseph N. James Barton D. Pattie Errol Dunbar James R. Adoincton Macon Sammons Leon P. Lewis J. Arthur Nolde Charles M. Hailey 1930 John H. Waters, Jr. William R. Savage, Jr. Irwin Davis Thomas Pope Truman Welling Oliver Berkman John F. Strai in Elliot G. Ricketson Melvin Shreves 1 93 1 Paul W. Norton John D. Scully, Jr. Mitchell Mozeleski James Hunt Alpheus A. Wilson William F. Rountree Raymond Burton 1932 Duncan Cocke Charles Dunkf.r Alex Gunn Lloyd Johnson Otis Johnson Lawrence Muhi.ig Clyde Munnell, Jr. Rudolph Mapp Arthur Read Frank Riggins William Smith Byron Sweet Carlton Sundin Frank Mozeleski 160 =0 rv THE CQLONIA£eCHQ £ T THE COiLONIAL ECHO , ' N Sigma Nu Founded at Virginia Military Institute Epsilon Iota Chapter Established, n 22 Fratres in Facultate Dr. Rov Joseph Geiger Peter Paul Peebles Fratres in Collegio 1929 William E. Warren Albert E. Garret Edwin E. Toone 1930 Percy H. Warren Frank B. Graven T. S. Dalton Edward Fales Thomas Baptist Benjamin Burrougii John DeLashmut John Demarest 1931 Joseph E. Bennett Richard D. Mullowney James B. Lucy Charles G. B. Niven Conklin Mann, Jr. William J. Storey Leigh R. Trotter 1932 Frances Duer Preston Ellett Julius Forrest William Milchest Mason Peebles Thomas Shepherd Maynard Sumner Crawford Syer William Waldo William Burrougii 162 =0 onia£echo t 0 . ' - THE COLONIAL ECHO Phi Kappa Tau Founded at University of Miami, 1906 Alpha Theta Chapter Established, IQ26 Fratres in Collegio 1929 Boyd Carter Joseph Hornbarcer Ernest Neal John V. Fentress Welton Bloxom 1930 James Wallace Charles Scammon Robert Price Julian Run Warren O ' Brien Lane Simmons George Moriarty 1931 Winton Graham John W. Chambers William Ferrell Frank H. Beard Francis Williams James Habel John Chewntnc Fred B. Thomas 1932 Harry C Stinette Wm. R. Pennington Markley King M. E. Pruitt Kenneth R. Graham Van H. Siielton Alton Douglass £ rx THE cIiLONIAC ECHO 1 O . ' - COLONIAL ECHO Lambda Chi Alpha Founded at Boston Universtiy, 1909 Epsi lon Alpha Zeta Chapter Established, 1927 Fratres in Collegio 1929 George F. Wilkins Floyd A. Gessford Edward F. Justis J. L. Arnold Motley Archer D. Farmer Joseph H. Hancock Horace Porter Taylor 1930 Robert C. Moses John C. Swanson 1 93 1 Harold C. Motley Julian A. Etheridge James A. Gilley Edward M. Parker William J. Parker, Jr. Harry C. Paxson Robert B. Terrell James M. Garrett Garland R. Harris Clarence A. Ben Weston V. Willis Kenneth Graves Frank J. Carew 1932 Lurton Arey BlNFORD SYKES Linwood Wilson C. II. Robertson Guy Hall, Jr. Albert R. McAlexander Jess Humphries Asa Viscello Raymond Dyer Aubrey Evans L. E. McMeniman William Benton Benj. F. Gorsline =© r ft THE c!mX)NIA£ ECHO . ■-— O THE COLONIAL ECHO Phi Alpha Founded at George Washington University, 191 + Tau Chapter Established, IQ27 Fratres in Collegio 1929 C. S. Werblow Louis Rotcin I9JO Harry T. Light Norris A. Halpern B. M. Schewtz Julius Rothe William Halpern Albert Cornell 1931 Jules Goeerman Julias Kaufman S. R. Fox Ben A. Langg Charles Simon 193 ' Morris Michaels Maurice Goldblatti- £ oniaC echo 0 , ' - THE COLONIAL ECHO Alpha Psi Founded at the College of William and Mary, 192 Fratres in Facultate R. L. Morton J. D. Carter George E. Gregory Fratres in Urbe John S. Hines J. G. Van Ausdall Fratres in Collegio 1929 John F. Ward Clyde Thorpe Lloyd H. Williams Maxwell Lanier Alvah Henly James Diebert 1930 Paul Baldacci Granville Gresham 1 93 1 E. W. Wiggins R. F. Enfield Dale Wricht Garland Mosely Rudolph Mason John Wiley 1932 Harwood Watson Hugh Vaughn Herbert Cole Joseph Vaughn Edward Potterfield Clyde Cahoon Sidney Smith 170 0 rv THE clSLONIACECHO 40 THE COLONIAL ECHO . ' - Chi Omega Founded at University of Arkansas, 1895 Omicron Beta Chapter Established, yj SoRORES IN URBE (Catherine Brooks Mrs. Van Garreti Cynthia Coleman Mrs. J. R. Geicer Mrs. Gardner Brooks SoRORES IN CoLLEGIO 1929 THERINE HARVEYCTJTTER Rebecca Ball Frances Saunders 1930 Louise James Elsie Beebe Mildred Lantz Sara Ann Everett Frances Dabney Harriet Garrett Mary Rigby Margaret Hall Nan Langhorne Grace Garden Mary Nininger Susan Carpenter 1931 Lois Stone Rose Truehart Sara Lee Odenhal Marcaret Bailey Elizabeth Trout 1932 Frances Butler Jane O ' Flaherty Mary Dabney Lois Nininger Virginia Shield Edley Nicholas Louise Hansbrouch 172 =0 gL THE clCoNIAC ECHO 173 =© THE COLONIAL ECHO Si Kappa Alpha Tketa Founded at De Pauw University, 1870 Beta Lambda Chapter Established, 1922 SORORES IN URBE Elizabeth Lee Peticolas Lee SoROR IN F ACULTATE Emily 1 1 All. SORORES IN COLLEGIO 191 ?0 Lois W ILSON Helen Bristow Ernestine Renn Elizabeth Sexton Phyllis Locan 19. 0 Virginia T URMAN Lucille B URKE 1931 Elizabeth Ambler Viola Barrett Esther Lowe Irma Hall Peggy Parker Katherine Hunter Florence Yancy Virginia Clopton Ellen Ticer 1932 Mamie Adams Florence Bainbridge Mildred Urquhart Margaret Corey Jess de Horde nave 17+ 0 r THE C§LONIA£ECHO =© THE COLONIAL ECHO Kappa Kappa Gamma Founded at Monmouth College, 1870 Gamma Kappa Chapter Established, lyjj Joan Miller SoRORES IN URBE Nancy P. Bozarth Mary Nash Goodwin Mrs. H. E. Parker SoROR IN FACULTATE Marguerite Wynne-Roberts Elizabeth Duke Constance Jamieson Polly Venable SoRORES IN COLLEGIO 1929 Virginia Alexander Katherine Rhodes Pace Vauchn Charlotte Sanford Vircinia Harper Dorothy Lankford Elizabeth Dunlap 1930 Lindell Pickett Sarah Anne Brewster Sally Hollman Elizabeth Vaiden Martha Barrow ' 93 ' Betty Douglas Christine Thomson Marion Cheyne Virginia Nelson Emma Holman Anne Lindsay Clare Harcrove Marion Handy Mary W. Dunlap Dorothy Rhodes Caroline De Witt Acnes Bryant 1932 Margaret Bauchman Leila Chewning Katrina Clark Lillian Kennedy romaine safford Serita Chapman Betty Crabtree Margaret Hoskins Jean Newkirk Margaret Reddie Lucille Wilkinson = 0  N THE ( ONIA ECHO ■4,-a. 0 , ' THE COLONIAL ECHO Pi Beta Phi Founded at Monmouth College, 1867 Virginia Gamma Chapter Established, iqj? SORORES IN L ' rBE Mildred B. Gwathney Alice Person Sorores in Coi.legk) Hazel Saunders Suzanne Wheeler 1929 Christine Henderson Polly Hines Lucille Parker Virginia Smith Betsey Price 19 30 Frances Griffin Lucy Pilcher Virginia Ford Lenore Schofield Dorothy West Katiiryn Glenn Mary Parry Anne McNulty Harriet Smith 1931 Catherine Hasseltine Edwina Carver Helen Porter Elizabeth Griffin Mary Lewis Mayhew Dorothy Reese Katherine Dunlap Louise Pilcher Marjorie Lanston Katherine Blake 193 Polly Wiehe Ruth Eyre = 0 r THE cSlLONIA ECHO O s THE COLONIAL ECHO Phi Mu Founded at Wesleyan College, 1852 Gamma Alpha Chapter Established, 1926 SORORES IN COLLEGIO 1929 Marion ' Koxxiwell Ruth Jones Nancy Burke Mariox Laning 1930 Helen Thompson Eleanor Williamson Martha Savace Mary Owens Elizabeth Sencindiver Alice Harwood Evelyn Steele Sarah Miller Genevieve Lee Wyati Mary Sterns Margaret Joerisson Marion Porter 19 3 1 Gene King Barbara Wyatt Lucy Morton Elizabeth Swann 1932 Margaret Bacchus Mary Lewis Virginia Leary ' Boyde Hope Evelyn Pickett Pearl Young =© onia£ echo 40 THE COLONIAL ECHO Si Alpha Chi Omega Founded at De Pauw University, 1885 Beta Delta Chapter Established, 1926 SoRORES IN URBE Helen Jones Camilla Kellak SORORES IN FACULTATE Althea Hunt Annie Powell Hodges Catherine Carter Dorothy Brown SoRORES IN QlLLEGIO 1929 Rhoda Fry Laura Colvin Camilla Kellar Catherine Reynolds Mary K. Quick 1930 Margaret Johnson Mary Gray Marilla Hicks Vernette Beebe Nancy Johnson De Ette Jones Mildred Moore 1931 Elizabeth Allen Ellen Gray Nellie MacQueen Florence Miel Anna K. Dunlap Frances Harvie Estelle Foreman Idella Horsey 1932 Alice Miller Nancy Sheffield Charley Robertson Katherine Wheary =C s r onia£ echo =© TSe dSLQOTATECHO Delta Delta Delta Founded at Boston University, 1 88S Alpha Mu Chapter Established, 192S SoRORES IN URBE Mrs. K. J. Hoke Mrs. Pall Warren Gladys Bennett Guy SORORES IN CoLLECIO 1929 Virginia Nicholas Frances M. Ford Margaret Painter Mary Matthew Mary Godwin Ridout Isaeell Kemp Frances Lord Inez Baker 1930 Irene Bennett Katherine Hough Katherine De Puy Lucy Fulweiler Pauline Shumate 1931 Margaret Ellis Shirley Wricht Blanche W. Pierce Elizabeth Moore Harriet Harkrader Evelyn Oakley 1932 Beverley Ford Mary Beth Purcell Elizabeth Lauder =0 onia£ echo 0 , ' THE COLONIAL ECHO Kappa Delta Fuunded at ' irginia State Normal, Farmville, 1897 Alpha Pi Chapter Established, 1928 sorores in urbe Lucille Foster Annie Bozarth SoROR IN FACULTATE Ione Burden sorores in collegio 1929 Helen Osmond Louise White Muriel Johnstone Genevieve Hofmann Charlotte Mii.ey 1930 Agnes Brittincham Elizabeth Lanier Lucy May Boswell 1931 Dorothy Hallicen Buddy Moore Evelyn Haynes Irma Adams Agnes Winn Ruth Seaman Elizabeth Erwin Naomi Curtis Louise Stokes Frances Burgwyn 1932 Harriet Bozarth Ruby Adams Edna Wynne Morgan Treat Virginia Lee Foster 0 rv THE cS£oNIA£ ECHO =C Ct3|LONIAl,ECHQ ™ Zeta Epsilon A local fraternity established at the College of William and Mary in March, 1929 Fratres in Collegio 1Q2Q Emile D. Neumann ' 1930 Bernard B. Wallack 1931 Orkin Levin Lester M. Phillips 1932 William B. Koufman George O. Baer Alan M. Graff Edwin M. Kaufman =0 CWBS tf HONORARIES , ' - THE C LONI ECHO JUSTIS Vice-President Robertson President Winn Treasurer The F. H. C. Society (Tfo Flat Hat Club) Fnunderl at the College of William and Mary in Virginia, November n, 1750 Officers James M. Robertson President Edward Justis Vice-President WARFIELD Winn Treasurer Members Dr. W. A. Montgomery D. Payne Terry Milton C. Stribling Dr. R. C. Young James M. Robertson Leroy Ober Mr. P. P. Peebles W. W. Winn John Swanson Mr. John Bentley E. T. Justis Samuel Wilcox Mr. R. Gooowin Robert Barrett James Davies Mr. Joseph Chandler Barton D. Pattie Y. O. Kent Herbert Ganter Edward Fales The Flat Hat Club is the oldest living college organization in America, having been founded at ihe College of William and Mary on November 11, 1750, thus antedating the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity by twenty-six years. On its rolls may be found the names of Jefferson and others of the college ' s famous alumni, including the long list of notables in the Spotswood Club of Old Virginia. 190 =0 onia£ echo r = 0 • - THE CbiLONIAL ECHO Phi Beta Kappa Society Founded at the College of William and Mary, December 5, 1776 Officers for 1928-29 John Stewart Bryan President J. A. C. Chandler Vice-President Donald W. Davis Recording Secretary T. J. Stubbs, Jr Corresponding Secretary Initiates from Class of 1929 Boyd G. Carter Catherine K. Carter Frances M. Ford T. C Hardy John B. Hozier J. M. Hurt Phyllis S. Logan Frances M. Lord John S. Melvin Gladys Prause J. M. Robertson Virginia Smith Upton B. Thomas, Jr. Charlotte Zeigler Initiates from M. A. Students J. R. L. Johnson, A.B., 1928 Edwin Wallace Lohr, B.S. 19:+ =0 onia£ echo Phi Kappa Phi Installed 1925 ( )fficers R. C. Young President P. P. Peebles Vice-President Eleanor Calkins Treasurer Elizabeth Schmucker Historian Kathleen Alsop Secretary Members J. A. C. Chandler J. C. Chandler W. G. Guv E. M. GWATHMEY G. E. Brooks Althea Hunt Emily Hall Lillian Cummings Eleanor Calkins Elizabeth Schmucker Kathleen Alsop Ida Trosvic Ruby Sharpe R. G. Robb P. P. Peebles R. C. Young Ralph V. G. Thompson W. J. HOGAN Georce Gregory W. A. R. Goodwin Conrad Pierce I ' pton Thomas Truly Hardy Boyd Carter Gerald Callis James Robertson Laura Colvin Elizabeth Martin Mary Matthew- Gladys Shelton Nancy Ward J. R. L. Johnson, Jr DeFalco Phi Kappa Phi is aD organization which recognizes scholastic attainment. It selects its mem- bers from those students who have consistently maintained an excellent average on their studies during their four years at college. Nominations for membership are made by the heads of the various departments, and elections are held once a year during the spring term. Only Seniors or graduate students are eligible at William and Mary. 193 =C THE C ONlXlTeCHO • l JUSTIS Vice-President Robertson President Thomas Secretary Omicron Delta Kappa Founded at Washington and Lee University, December, 191 + Eta Circle Established lgsi Fratres in Facultate Dr. J. A. C. Chandler Dr. E. G. Swem Dr. William Guy Mr. L. Tucker Jones Dr. R. L. Morton ' Dr. D. W. Davis Mr. W. F. Gibbs Mr. William S. Gooch Dr. J. D. Carter Dr. W. T. Hodges Dr. E. M. Gwathmey Mr. Cv Young Dr. J. R. Geiger Mr. A. G. Williams Dr. W. A. Montcomery James Robertson Edward Justis Leland Walker Upton Thomas McLain O ' Ferrai.i. David S. Moore |. M. Hurt Fratres ix Collegio Barton D. Pattie John B. Hozier Macon C. Sammons James Shelton Peters Milton C. Stribijng Welton Bloxsom Arnold Motley Robert S. Barrett Joseph Hancock Hovd C. Carter Lerov Ober Yelverton Kent James F. Wallace Edward D. Fales Samuel Wilcox Earl Garrett John H. Waters Frank Graven John Swanson Paul A. Ryan J. J. Davies Omicron Delta Kappa was founded with the purpose of bringing together in one body, for the general good of the institution, all leaders in various forms of college activities. Member- ship is restricted to men. It recognizes eminence in scholarship, athletics, campus life, literary and forensic attainments, and college publications. Its ideals are: recognition, inspiration, opportunity, character. It is recognized as one of the highest honors that can be given an under- graduate student. 19+ 0 rv THE CoiX)NIA£ ECHO ' 95 £ 7he c onSlecho • POLLY HlNES President Mortarboard Mem hers POLLV HlNES Virginia Smith Laura Colvin Elizabeth Sextos ' Frances Lord Phyllis Logan- Mary Matthew Alice Harwoou DeEtte Jones Harriet Smith Eleanor Williamson- Peggy Nininger Virginia Turman Lucy Nottingham Virginia Ford Elsie Beebe Helen Makfet Mortarboard is a national women ' s honor society, whose members are elected in their Junior ear on the three-fold basis of scholarship, leadership and personality. The local chapter of Alpha Club was founded in 1918 when women students were first admitted to the college and is the oldest co-ed organization at William and Mary. It was installed as a part of the national organization of Mortarboard in December, 1029. It endeavors to contribute some valuable service to the college each year, to foster and encourage scholarship and a wholesome college spirit. Mortarboard is the only women ' s Senior honorary societj ' in the United Stales. =© 5 r onia£ echo £ t5e c lonKecho . ' - Phi Delta Gamma Professional Forensic Fraternity Founded 1924. Officers Randolph Vaiden President Emmett CI. Frizzell Vice-President A. Earle Garrett, Jr Secretary-Treasurer Members Dr. K. J. Hoke Dr. W. A. Hamilton Arthur P. Henderson ' Barton D. Pattie F. S. Wilcox Garland Johnson Nyle M. Miller James B. Lucy Robert S. Barrett Lawrence Morscher Albert Cox- John C. Swanson Caleb Cushinc C. A. Turner A. D. Johnson Mr. George E. Brooks Paul W. Norton Jack Scully Phi Delta Gamma was established to maintain and stimulate a greater interest in the work of literary societies, debate clubs, and dramatic organizations in colleges and universities. It seeks to establish on a firm basis inter-society debates and forensic contests, and emphasizes inter- societv rather than inter-collegiate forensics. Membership in the local chapter is offered to those who have done distinctive work in some line of forensic work. 40 THE cSlONIAC ECHO Ch. Beta Phi Officers Dr. A. Hamilton ' Grand Vice-President Alvin Henley President T. H. Christie Vice-President Charles A. Marciano, Jr Secretary John Swanson Recording Secretary Clyde Thorpe Treasurer Faculty Dr. W. G. Guv Dr. D. W. Davis Dr. P. Warren Prof. F. J. Bailev Dr. W. W. Merrvmon Dr. A. Doloff Dr. R. C. Young Dr. R. G. Robb Dr. A. W. Dearing Members A. D. Farmer J. J. Harrison, Jr. H. M. Sanger Jr. E. J. Justis John Martin K. S. Tyler Conrad Pierce Lawrence Morscher C. Buns, Jr. G. Wilkins Robert Terrell C. L. Booker A. Motley L. L. Wilson W. J. Blair Bauman Mundie John Fentress R. K. Balderson Ralph J. De Falco Frank Morgan C. E. Glenn G. J. Haus John G. Turle ' James E. Scott The object of Chi Beta Phi is to promote interest in science; first, by keeping up with current scientific investigation; second, by means of lectures by prominent scientists; third, by means of papers prepared by regular members, and fourth, by means of round table discussions. Eligibil- ity requires that the candidate must have shown a marked interest in science. O T E CbLONI LECHO Tau Kappa Alpha Officers A. Earle Garrett President L. N. Morscher Vice-President Margaret Morris Secretary-Treasurer Members Evelyn- Hull Steele Helen- Maffet Constance Jamiesox Pledges Mr. G. E. Brooks John C. Swanson Louise James Tan Kappa Alpha, whose principal qualifications for membership is participation in an inter- collegiate oratorical contest or debate, is open equally to men and women. Some chapter main- tain a higher eligibility requirement. The fraternity has done much for inter-collegiate forensics in the institutions in which it maintains chapters. £ ONIAt echo Kappa Phi Kappa Omicron Chapter Officers Arnold Motley President Barton D. Pattie Vice-President Thomas H. Christie . Secretary G. P. Callis Treasurer Dr. Henry C. Krebs Faculty Advisor Members James Gaskins, Jr. Cecil Embry Ray Poole J. J. Harrison, Jr. Thos. W. Christie Barrand Tankard Arnold Motley R. P. Jones Barton D. Pattie Robert J. Vaughn Gerald P. Callis John Fentress Kappa Phi Kappa is a national professional forensic fraternity which confines its activities to institutions which have well developed departments of education. Memliership is limited to men who are taking, or have taken courses in education, and includes graduate students and fac- ulty members. 201 i THE COLONIAL ECHO Theta Chi Delta Alpha Theta Chapter Officers Thomas Christie President E. T. Justis Fice-PresiJent W. T. Morris . Secretary T. C. Hardy Treasurer Honorary Members Dr. A. W. Dearinc Dr. W. G. Guy Dr. R. G. Robb Active Members J. J. Harrison J. M. Habel J. H. Martin W. S. Melvin W. C. Broadwater Clarence Butte John Turley A. C. Kirk Charles Marciano C. P. Scott Robert Terrel Theta Chi Delta is an honor society which offers membership as a reward for high scholar- ship in the department of Chemistry. Meetings of an educational character are held in order to further a plan of development for its members. 40 r y=sr THE COLONIAL ECHO ■MMI Beta Alpha Psi Professional Accounting Fraternity Founded iqiq Faculty W. F. GIBBS C. A. Fryxell Dr. W. A. Hamilton- Student Members J. Deibert M. Temple J. Kelly W. Halpern N. Halpern The purpose of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as the basis of the accounting profession, to promote the study of accounting with a view toward securing the highest ethical ideals . . . and to encourage cordial intercourse among its members and members of the profession of accountancy. Membership is limited to students of accountancy, or promi- nent members of the profession of accountancy. 203 £ THE COLONIAL ECHO sr? - Alpha Kappa Psi Omega Chapter Officers James M. Robertson President David S. Moore Vice-President Floyd A. Gessford Treasurer M. C. Stribling . Secretary Members W. F. Gibbs J. M. Gilley J. M. Robertson W. A. Hamilton J. B. Hornbarger C. F. Scammon P. P. Peebles J. N. James E. A. Smith J. A. Addington Garland Johnson M. C. Stribling C. R. Armentrout J. B. Kelley E. G. Swem, Jr. J. C. Chase M. G. Lanier M. H. Temple John Culver D. S. Moore L. D. Walker James Diebert J. A. Nolde M. G. White F. A. Gessford R. P. Price W. V. Willis Alpha Kappa Psi was the first professional commercial fraternity and the first national fra- ternity to admit students of evening college classes to active membership. Membership is lim- ited to bonafide candidates for a degree in commerce or business administration. The ideals of the fraternity are to stimulate scientific research in business, to promote higher ideals in business, and to enlarge college courses leading to degrees in business. 204 =0 r onia£ echo D ramatic Club Miss Althea Hunt Faculty Advisor Phyllis Logan- Polly Venable Polly Hikes Frances Lord Lenore SCHOFIEIJ) Lucille Parker Catherine Carter Martha Waring Marcaretta Blume Dorothy Dome Virginia Nicholas Members Madeline Smith Ruth Davies Geraldine Foster Carrie Sheren Mary Stearns Laura Coi.vin Pat Clarke Upton Thomas Dimi Wallack Dave Stralghan R obert Moses Worth Bailey Edward D. Fai. .s Clarke Samuel Joseph Bennett Charley Sargent Harold Lewis Edward Morris Wallace Hicks William Bowen Truman Welling The Dramatic Club is composed of those taking active interest in dramatic work on the campus Its purpose is to foster the production of plays at William and Mary- £ THE COLONIAL ECHO r- Los Quixotescos Officers DeEtte Jones President Ray Burton Vice-President Lucy May Boswell Secretary Carrie Sheren Treasurer Members Charles Armentrout William Halpern Ruth Richardson Louise Baker Margaret Johnson Emmett Riddick Lucy May Boswell DeEtte Jones Louis Rotcin Marion Bonniwell Dorothy Lankford Paul Ryan Ray Burton Rheba Lipman Romaine Safford Gerald Callis Alva Moore Preston Scott Sarita Chapman William Munsey Carrie Sheren Walter Coleman H. A. Newland Lucia Sinclair Kathleen Fennell Rafael Negron Frank Taylor Virginia Ford William Parker Christine Thomson W. Berkeley Glenn John Parlapiano Elizabeth Vaiden Norris Halpern Leonidas Plaza Jack White Robert Price =© onia£ echo The Clayton - Grimes Biological Club Founded 1921 Officers Lawrence N. Morscher, Jr. . . . President Margaret Bilisoly .... Vice-President L. N. Prince Secretary Chawing Glenn Treasurer H. M. Sanger, Jr. . Chm. Program Committee M. Blume . . Chm. Refreshment Committee C. P. Jones . . Chm. Membership Com mitt ei Or. A. F. Dolloff .... Fatuity .Id-visor Mrs. D AY. Davis W. G. Allen Irma Adams Ruby Adams Elizabeth Allan Floyd Armstrong Ethel Blanks J. Block M. H. Bowman J. R. Bufflngton Margaret Bilisoly Margretta Blume Florence t ' U ' Vt- 1 ' . J. Tarter Lillian Carrell Ralph De Falco Dr. D. AY. Davis Harry Lee Doll Dr. A. F. Dolloff Virginia E. Duke J. H. Duer Honorary Members Mrs. A. 1 . Dolloff Mrs. C. M. Robinson Mildred Dudley W. E. Dugger Margaret Eggleston Jeanne Ethridge I. D. Einstein C. E. Glenn Juaneta Forbes Elizabeth Gragg L. Gordon E. C. Garvard S. Goldstein C. E. Glenn Virginia Hanna Pansy Haw ley ( aroline Hill lard Wallace Hicks Betty Hugo R. Holland G. R. Jones J. H. Martin 1:. Terrell Johnson Members C. P. Jones E. T. Justis Kathrine Kable Katherine Lain Virginia Little Virginia Leary B. A. Long Hilda Miller Marv L. Mavhew Florence S. Miel Mildred Martier Mildred Massey Alice MacKay Oletha B. Martin Lucy W. Martin Charlotte Miley ( ' has. Marciano Ann Messlck L. N. Morse her Arnold Motley Evelyn Ni ale Georgette Parker Helen Porter J. AY. Phillips AY. A. Pennington Gladys Prause L. N. Prince Marion Porter Mary Quick Mary Quarles :. 1 ;. Quesenberry Catherine Raynolds Ruth Richardson Elizabeth Ryland A r illie Lee Rogers C. M. Reed I ' . H. Raddin H. M. Sanger Gene Shirley Louise Slough Lucille Stinnett Jane Satterfield S. M. Shuhitz Betty Stern S. J. Splccuzza u. c. Stinnett W. G. Smith, Jr. J. it. Stainback L. SI apian J. H. Stone Lucy A. Taylor Robert Terrell AY. Thomas J. G. Turley Julia Verna f. E. Vegllante Olive Wigglesworth J. F. Ward F. V. Wymer Dr. P. A. Warren Frances Y ates Margaret STost 207 THE CfctLONIAL ECHO ,r ' • Betty Ambler Mamie Adams Elsie Beebe Frances Butler Helen Bristow Margaret Bailey Florence Brainbridce Lucelle Burke Bobbie Bacchus Sara Brewster Susan Carpenter Betty Crabtref. VlRCINIA CLOPTON Margaret Cory Marion Cheyne Clarrice Cook Florence Dabney Mary Dabney Beth Dudley Jesse de Bordenane Sara Ann Everett Jane Eyre Jane O ' Flaherty Elizabeth Griffin G. G. G. Club Sarah Anne Everette, President Members Frances Griffin Rea Garrett Clare Hargrove Boydie Hope Catherine Hunter Constance Jamieson Margaret Joerrison Gene King Nan Langhorn Phyllis Logan Marjorie Lanston Ann Lindsey Mildred Lantz Hilda Miller Lucy Morton Ann McNulty Lois Nininger Edley Nicholas Mary Owens Sara Lee Oden ' hal Lucy Pilcher Louise Pilcher Lucille Parker Betsy Price Mary Perry Dotty Reese Mary Rush Margaret Reddie Mary Rigby Charlotte Sanford Elizabeth Smith Harriett Smith Frances Saunders Hazel Saunders Frances Shepherd Elizabeth Sexton- Lois Stone Helen Thompson Virginia Terman Rose Trueheart Ellen Ticer Elizabeth Trout Mildred I ' rquart Susanne Wheeler Trixie Wimbish Lucille Wilkerson Polly Weigh =o THE CmONIAtECHQ K. O. B. Club Officers Members Virginia Alexander Virginia Ford Marian Porter Viola Barrett Marion Handy Helen Porter Rebecca Ball Dorothy Hallegan Dorothy Rhodes Marian Boniwell Virginia Harper (Catherine Rhodes Martha Barrow- Louise Harnsburgh Ernestine Renn Lucy May Boswell Ruth Jones Virginia Shields Mary Warwick Dunlap Louise James Mary Sheffield (Catherine Cook ( rERALDINE JENNINGS Elizabeth Swan Edwina Carver Virginia Leary Pauline Schumate Lelia Chewning Margerie Lanston Elizabeth Sincindiver Sue Carsick Mary Lewis Mayhew Evelyn Steele Katrina Clarke Elizabeth Moore Virginia Smith Virginia Crawford Virginia Nelson- Elizabeth Vaiden Elizabeth Duke Evelyn Pickett Margaret Venerable Betty Dm gi is Mary Parry Lois Wilson- Beverly Ford Hi sche Wood Pierce Shirley Wright = 0 THE COLONIAL ECHO Edith Baer Club Faculty Members Miss Lillian Cummings Miss Alma Wilkin Mrs. J. T. Ecker Miss Jean Stuart Mrs. H. M. Strvker Officers Grada St. Clair ■ • ._ President Betty Douglas Vice-President Oleta Bell Martin Secretary Margaret Floyd Treasurer Helen Morton . . ■ Chairman of Ways and Means Eva Gregg Chairman of Program Committee Members Elizabeth Ambler Hilda Miller Frances Yates Elizabeth Duke Elizabeth Moore Katherine Watson Mildred Dudley Sarah Penn Doris Crockett Dorothy Glenn Katherine Rhoades Alice Tudor Louise James Willow Satterfield Mildred Slater Margaret Joerison Elizabeth Sincindiver Evelyn Neal Lucille Stinnett The Edith Baer Club, founded in honor of a former professor here, devotes its time to the study of home economics and related subjects. With a well defined program the Club, by means of lectures and study programs, furthers the science of home economics in a systematic and in- telligent way. 2IO VI £) onia£ echo The Wranglers ' Club Officers Gordon Campbell President John Swanson Vice-President Lawrence Morcher Secretary-Treasurer Faculty George Brooks Members A. E. Garrett Albert Cox Ryland Nuckols A. D. Johnson Grover Clay Milton Salasky R. A. Collins Tom B. Garette Melvin Feilds Jerome Carr Colvin Berry Arthur Stainback C P. Jones Alan Graff Garland Oliver The purpose of the Wranglers ' Club is to develop the natural abilities or the members and to stimulate interest in oratorical endeavor on the campus. Membership is restricted to those who have had some experience in public speaking and are capable of expressing themselves in d forceful manner. £ THE COLONIAL ECHO r 4, Sigma Delta Psi Established 191 Honorary Members Dr. J. A. C. Chandler Dr. W. A. Hamilton Mr. Joseph Chandler Active Members Floyd J. Bailey . Edwin Justis V. O. Kent K. Jackson The object of this society is the encouragement of moral, physical and mental development and training among college students. For admission into full membership a certain proficiency in a number of athletic events must be attained. =0 r THE CQLONIA ECHO Eta Sigma Phi Classical Fraternity Omega Chapter Officers Frances Ford President Jane Coley Treasurer Eliza George Vice-President Constance Jamieson Reporter Nancy Ward Secretary Charlotte Ziecler . . . Scrgeant-at-Arms Honorary Members Dr. J. A. C. Chandler Dr. E. J. Swem Dr. W. A. Montgomery Mrs. P. W. Hiden Mr. A. P. Tuller Elsie Beebe Katherine Carter Jane Coley Margaret Ellis Mary Fleet Active Members Frances Ford Eliza George Constance Jamieson Maggie Johnson Mildred Kelly Associate Members Jack Scully Milton Salasky Nancy Ward Shirley Wright Charlotte Ziegler Miss Eleanor Calkins Milda Cohen- William HOGAN Elizabeth Saunders The purpose of Eta Sigma Phi is to encourage the study of the Classics and to promote an interest in the study of the Classics. Students to be eligible for membership, must be majoring or minoring in Latin or Greek, and must have maintained at least a B average. 213 £ • - ;w THE COLONIAL ECHO w Southwest Virginia Club Officers Members James Kelley Evelyn Steele Margaret Painter Virginia Crawford Frank Sanders Pauline Shumate Carl Gillespie Nancy Ward Ruth Painter Elleta Young Mary Gray Isobel Kemp Evelyn Ship Lucy Fulwiler Cecile Osborne Connie Quesenberry Pearl Young Lillian Cassell =o f oniaC echo Palette Club Officers Catherine Hasseltine President Edward Fales Vice-President Muriel Nuckols . Secretary Virginia Turman Treasurer Honorary Members Dr. Grace W. Landrum Miss Althea Hunt Dr. and Mrs. E. Swem Miss Mary Irwin Miss Eleanor Craighall Miss Emily Christian- Mrs. Emily Lane Worth Bailey Louise Baker Virginia Bayto Maybeli.e Brigcs Frank Darden David Einstein Members Estelle Foreman Gene King Marian Sargent Carrie Sheren Jack Spicer William Wei.lons The Palette Club ' s purpose is the fostering of interest in art on the campus by sponsoring lectures and exhibits. The club expects to petition a national art fra- ternity. « THE COLONIAL ECHO . ' Kappa Delta Pi Honorary Educational Fraternity Founded at University of Illinois, 191 1 Officers Arnold Motley President Frances Ford Vice-President Mamie Hughes Secretary Conrad Pierce Treasurer Polly Venable Reporter Faculty Dr. J. A. C. Chandler Dr. W. T. Hodges Miss Martha Barksdale Active Members Anne White Blake Maggie Johnson Elizabeth Pierce Catherine Carter Mr. H. C. Krebs Miss Ruby Sharpe Frances Ford Marian Laning Miss Lydia B. Sherritt F. B. Glenn Frances Lord Miss Ida Trosvig Polly Hines Miss Joan C. Miller Polly Venable W. J. Hogan Arnold Motley Roslyn Webb Miss M. S. Howison Conrad Pierce Suzanne Wheeler Membership in this Honorary Educational fraternity is limited to junior and senior students, both men and women, whose general scholarship is above the average, and who have completed at least six hours in education. This fraternity hasj the unique distinction of a laureate chapter composed of outstanding educators throughout the world, the intention being to make this in essence an academy of education similar to the academy of fine arts. 216 £ onia£ echo Chi Delta Phi Honorary Literary Fraternity Founded 1919 Theta Chapter Established 1922 Officers Peggy Nininger • • President DeEtte Jones Vice-President Grace Vipond Secretary-Treasurer Honorary Members Mrs. W. T. Hodces Miss Althea Hunt Active Members Constance Jamieson Jane O ' Flaherty Harriette Smith Lucy Nottingham Mildred Moore Julia Coleman Beatrice Hood Petruchia Clark Louise Coyner Peggy Nininger Edwina Carver Grace Vipond DeEtte Jones Chi Delta Phi was founded at the University of Tennessee and its purpose is to form a body of women, who by their interest in literature and by their influence, will uphold the highest ideals of a liberal education. 217 =(0 THE COLONIAL ECHO . ' 1 The Wythe Law Club Founded in 1921 Officers John L. Lewis Chancellor Leroy M. Ober Vice-Chancellor Walter Hoffman Clerk Gordon Campbell Bailiff Members Dr. J. A. C. Chandler Leroy M. Ober Dr. John G. Pollard Gordon Campbell Dr. W. A. Hamilton Thomas Keinincham Dr. D. W. Woodbridge Walter Hoffman Dr. J. R. Geicer B. M. Schwetz Mr. P. P. Peebles Paul Everett Mr. George C. Gregory John L. Lewis L. B. Maxey The Wythe Law Club is made up of men from the Law School who are doing legal work of a high order 218 0) jdL Mt g O THE cIstLONIA ECHO Sigma Pi Sigma Honorary Physics Fraternity Dr. W. C. Guy Sigma Zeta Chapter Honorary Members Dr. W. W. Mkrrvmon Or. R. C. You no Active Members Officers Richard Jones I. R. I.. Johnson . . . Aivaii M. Henley Robert S. Barrett Howard F. Caixis Lee Claytor Elizabeth Glocker Winton S. Graham Truly C. Hardy George J. Haus Pansy Hawley Alvah Henley John B. Hozier J. R. L. Johnson Richard J. Jones Upshur T. Joyner Presidt in .... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Edward T. Justice Charles A. Marciano W. H. Mears Lawrence N. Morcmer William N. Munsey Kenneth S. Tyler Philip S. Williams Sigma Pi Sigma is an honorary physics fraternity and is eligible to those taking an advanced course in physics and making a grade that is above the average. This organization has the dis- tinction oi being the only national physics fraternity in the country. 40 , ' THE COLONIAL ECHO H2E Club Health — Happiness — Efficiency Officers Charlotte Milev President Isabel Kemp Secretary Mary Quick Treasurer Virginia Alexander .... Chairman Social Committee Members Virginia Alexander Charlotte King Virginia Bishop Charlotte Miley Laura Field Helen Osmond Alberta Gary Mary Quick Nancy Johnson Edith Shackman Isabel Kemp Elizabeth Tanner Page Vaughn Honorary Members Martha Barksdale L. Tucker Jones Marguerite W. Roberts Joseph C. Chandler The H2E Club is a society of physical education for which only women are eligible. The name and motto of this organization explains its function. It strives to encourage health, hap- piness and efficiency among its members through the study of Physical Education. 220 0) mL ya 9 o onia£ echo Gibbons Club Officers William Fields ■ President Charles A. Makciano . . Vice-President Ralph J. DeFalco Secretary-Treasurer Members Ahern, Daniel DeMartini, Walter Necron, Ralph Angell, Joseph Doran, Raymond O ' Neil, Irish Albenese, Andrew Deignan, W. R. Perillo, Louis A. Amiel, Henry Donohue, Jack McManus, D. Brugada, Isabella DeCarlo, H. Parlipiano, John Brooks, George E. Emory, Silas Pettit, Robert Ealdacci, Paul Farino, Sam Plrcell, Margaret Broderick, Paul Fields, Bill Reineke, Mrs. Butler, Francis Farinola, Gerard Ryan, Paul Bickers, Billy Ganter, Herbert Satterfield, Miss Baughman, Marg. Gianelli, Joseph Scott, Bill Baker, Addison Graven, Frank Shannon, Arthur Boylan, Hugh Heltzer, William Sczweic, Joseph Bulifont, Mrs. Hawthorne, Catherine Specuzza, D. Carbone, Ralph Hawthorne, Virginia Thedick, Josephine Cocliandro, Grace Mrs. L. T. Jones Thompson, Bill Cuddihy, John Miss Virginia Jones Thompson, Frank Collins, Paul Melfi, Domenick Thymer, Frank Cosentino, Anthony Morgan, Frank Umesk, Kenneth Chakales, Nicolatta Marciano, Charles, Jr. Vegilante, Thomas Davis, Rose Manieri, Dante Weaver, H. B. Diggs, Marcaret Murphy, J. C Warren, Thomas Deignan, Margaret Mozeleski, Frank Welch, Abby DeFalco, Ralph Mozeleski, Michael Wymer, Frank Malloney, A. Morarity, George « THE CbiLONIAL ECHO .r Barton Pattie Vice-President M. T. O ' Ferrall President D. S. Moore Secretary Cotillion Club T. H. Avres John G. Ayres Everett Butler John Clemens Walter Coleman Albert E. Cox Roy Charles Irwin Davis H. T. Davies J. J. Davies Julian Etheridge J. H. Eversoll Henry Emory W. J. Fields Clarence Garrard Members Herbert Ganter J. W. Hurt Charles Hailey H. D. Hoskins Robert Irby Y. O. Kent James Lucy D. S. Moore Richard Mulloney J. A. Nolde M. T. O ' Ferrall Shelton Peters Barton Pattie Robert Pannil Ben Quillon J. M. Robertson- Clarence Rives Pall Ryan Macon Sammons A. R. Simmons Earl Swem Sewell Simpson W. G. Thompson Francis Thompson J. B. Thomas Upton Thomas Tom Varney Randolph Vaiden George Wii.kins W. W. Winn Monter Williams 4© onia£ echo Frances Saunders Vice-President Poi LV Venable President Elizabeth Sexton Secretary German Club Members Virginia Alexander Betty Ambler Mamie Adams Nancy Burke Thelma Bryant Margaret I Sailej Rebecca Ball Elsie Beebe Lucy May Boswell Lucille Burke Viola Barrett 1 1 elen Bristow M a lion Boniii well Vernet te Beebe Irene Bennett Frances Butler Florence Bain bridge Sarah Brewster Maltha Barrow Agnes Bryant Sari t a Chapman Louise Coyner r.ett v i Irabtree Katrina Clark sue i Jornick Katherine Cook Virginia Crawford ' lariee Cooke Kitty Carter Marian Cheyne Alma Cla ik Ma i garet Corey Leila Chewning Elizabeth Duke Floi line I tabney Elizabeth Dunlop Mary Dunlop Betty Douglas Elizabeth Dudley Mary 1 labney Jesse I tebordanave Kitty Dunlap Natalie Deimer ' arniine i ewitt Sara Ann Everett Mai garet Ellis Jane Eyre Virginia Ford Ruth Ferguson Beverly Ford Geraldine Foster Lucy Fulwiler Frances Griffin Katherine Glenn Elizabeth Griffin Bee Garretl Blanche Griffing Eliza George Eleanor Griffith Virginia Hannah Tansy I [awley Louise Hansbrough Polly Mines Virginia l la rp r Kitt y i [arveycul ter Dorothy Halligan Irma Hall Katherine 1 1 untei Marion Handy I ' lai ' e IIai ' uiM e Margaret Mall Margaret Hoskins Emma 1 lolman Katherine 1 1 asselt ine Sally Holman instance Jamison Ruth Jones Louise James Marga ret Johnson Margaret Joerrison Nancy Johnson Geraldine Jennings Lilian Kennedy I rene King- Mildred Lantz Ma rgaret Lanston Phyllis Logan Marion Lanning Nan Longhorne 1 lorothy Lankford Ester Lowe Ethel Little Anne Lindsey Elizabeth Low d i Mary Motlev Lucy Miller Hilda Miller Anne Elizab th Moon i Jharlol te M iley Mary Lewis Ma hew Sarah Miller Millie MacQueen Virginia Nelson Edley Nicholas Lois Milliliter Mary Owens Sarah Lee Odendhal Evelyn akley Lucy Pilcher Katherine Pendleton Helen Porter Louise Pilcher Betsy Price Lucille Parker Peggy Parker Marion Porter Lindell Pickett Mary Parry Mary Beth Pure, 11 Bernice Peck Mary Quick Blanche Pierce Katherine Rhodes Mary Ridcout Mary Robertson Dorothy Reese l lorothy Rhodes Charley Robeson Margaret Kiddie Mary Rlgby Ernestine Renn Elizabeth Swann Frances Saundi rs Elizabeth Sexton Frances Shepherd Harriett Smith Evelyn Steele Virginia Smith Lenore Schofl I 1 Lois Stone Elizabeth Sinclndive Charlotte Sanford Hazel Saunders Pauline Shumate Mary Stearns Virginia Shields Virginia Turman Elizabeth Trout ( ' brist ine Thomson Ellen Ticer Hose Trueheart Morgan Treat Mildred Drquhart I ' age Vaughan Polly Venable Elizabeth Va Iden Grace Vipond Emily Vanlear Lois Wilson Genevieve Wyatt Shirley Wright Suzanne Wheeler Eleanor Williamson Polly Wiehe Lueille Wilkinson Dorothy West £ . ' THE COLONIAL ECHO The 13 Club In Urbe Bob Wallace Shell Jones Bill Henley Payne Terry Tom Burke Irish Mackay In Collegio Ed Justis Armstrong Smith Jim Robertson John Lewis Yel Kent George Wilkins Pat Patterson Dave Moore Tom Varney 224 =0 rv THE CQLONIACeCHO The Seven Society Members James M. Robertson Edward T. Justis M. T. O ' Ferrali. Welton E. Bloxsom M. C. Striblixg V. Warfield Winn Leland B. Walker o • T THE C OnKTeCHQ ™ The Men ' s Glee Club Officers Erroi.i. Dunbar . . . Lloyd Williams President Student Director Hugh Boylan George Diggs John F. Wakd Dave Straughan William Smith Sidney Smith Joe Bennett Mei.vin Shreves Arthur Reed William Kaufman James Stone Robert Barrett Members Caleb Cushing Jesse Hopkins Benjamin Bruner Burwell Rogers Beverly Thurman Max Lanier Guy Hall Rosy Ryan Preston Ellett Leonard Whittemore Kenneth Graham Rip Collins Clarence Rives Lawrence Brewster Wilbur Bailey Everett Butler John Sauerbrun Bill Savage Erroll Dunbar Lloyd Williams Grayson Daugherty Rawlincs Williams Ben Fowler Phillip McKee Nelson Case £ onia£ echo ■ H ■ ■1 G iris ' Glee Clu Officers b Prrsid, m Members Hazel Storch Lois Roberts Elizabeth Allen Mary Lewis Mavhew Elizabeth Moore Elizabeth Vaidem Caroline PeWitt Marie Vaccerrelli Rhoda Fry Mildred Jenkins Grace Garden Lucy Morton Dorothy Meyers Peggy Hall Edley Nicholas Blanche Griffin Mamie Adams Ethel Little Greta Christensen Grace Vipond Frances Bates Llxile Wilkinson Mary Frances Snead Ida Reilley Margaret Diffin Elizabeth Bridges Wilfred Allen 0 THE CfctLONIAL ECHO • -% William and Mary History Club Established in 1924 Faculty Advisor Dr. Richard L. Morton Officers Elizabeth Pierce ■ President F. B. Glenn Vice-President Shelton Peters Secretary Lillian Casseli Treasurer Members Dr. Richard L. Morton Frances Ford Dr. E. G. Swem Eleanor Hall Mr. J. T. Ecker Helen Hurst Mr. J. T. Stubbs Naomi Curtis Mr. George Gregory Marcaret Brewer Elizabeth Pierce Janet Brooks Laura Colvin J. W. Shoemaker Virginia Smith Mary Rupp F. Berkley Glenn Burwell Rogers Shelton Peters Joseph Hancock Lillian Cassell Edward Trice Rosa Lohr Charlotte Sanford £ PIECES of EIGHT May Day, 1928 May Day, 1928 MISCELLANEOUS SNAPS DRAMATICS YELL KENT BARTON R TTIE PRES- EDITOR JUNIOR CLASS COLONIAL ECHO CHARLOTTE PHYLLIS Ml LEY LOGAN CAPT HOCKEY PRES. Y W. C.A. WHO S WHO S o 5 M O = r 5 WALKING I THE COLONIAL ECHO , ' Mens Debate Council Officers R. D. Mullownev . . . A. E. Garrett, Jr. Members John C. Swanson F. S. Wilcox Mens Debate Team . President Manager Mem hers Calvin Berry Jerome Carr Gordon E. Campbell Russell Collins Albert Cox Grover C. Clay Melvin Fields T. B. Garrett A. E. Garrett, Jr. H. A. Hopper A. D. Johnson C. P. Jones l. n. morscher Ryland Nuckols Garland Oliver Milton Salasky J. C. Swanson Arthur Stainback =0 onia£ echo Women s Debate Council Helen Maffett, Manager Louise James Margaret Morris Evelyn Steele Constance Jamieson Women s D eb ate Team Helen - Maffett Evelyn Steele Sylvia Marcolis Violet P. VGE Marcaret Morris Estelle Foreman Louise James KOTEEN 40 . ' THE COLONIAL ECHO Phoenix Literary Society First Term Officers Second Term Melvin Fields President John C. Swanson Ryland Nuckols lice-President A. D. Johnson Harry T. Johnson Recording Secretary John Turly A. D. Johnson Program Secretary E. C. Short J. B. Lucy Treasurer Harry Johnson M. C. Sammons Literary Critic Lawrence Morscher E. G. Frizzeix Chaplain A. K. Hayward Frank H. Beard S erg eant-at- Arms D. C. Brown r THE c15lONIA£ ECHO 1 Philomathean Literary Society Officers Sam Wilcox . Walter Coleman . President Vice-President C. A. Turner E. D. Healev E. K. Reinach Secretary John Slaughter . . . Treasurer . ■ . Chaplain Seri eant-at-.lrms THE CfeiLONIAL ECHO J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society Officers Margaret Biusoly President Lucy May Boswell ... Vice-President Marian Handy . Secretary Constance Jamieson Treasurer Margaret Johnson Sergeant-at-arms Dorothy Brown Cli ' m. Program Committee Margaretta Blume Literary Critic Marian Laning Chaplain =© rv THE COLONIAL ECHO Leroy Ober John- Hozier President Vice-President Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Lerov M. Ober President A. P. Henderson .... Publicity Director John B. Hozier Vice-President Rawlings Williams . . Community Service Robert Price . ....... Secretary John Hozier Campus Service Macon Sammons Treasurer Arnold Motley . . . Christian Education Bob Price Secretary Macon Sammons Treasurer 40 THE COLONIAL ECHO Phvi.lis Logan President Phyllis Logan . . . Eleanor Williamson Marian Handy . Edwina Carver . . Laura Colvin . . . DeEtte Jones . . . Y. W . C. A. Cabinet . . . President Catherine Lam Girl Reserve . Vice-President Virginia Smith Publicity . . . Secretary Betty Hugo Personnel . . Treasurer Virginia Alexander Music . . . Program Mary E. Johnson . . . World Fellowship . . . . Socials Elsie Beebe Devotional Eleanor Williamson Vice-President Marian Handy- Secretary 244 O PUBLICATIONS THE COLONIAL ECHO ,r Garlasd Johnson David Moore William Warren- William Savage Arthur P. Henderson Sam Wilcox The Colonial Echo Staff Barton D. Pattie, Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors William Rountree Shelton- Peters A. G. Nolde Alan M. Graff Elizabeth Griffin Sarah Ann Everett Dorothy Reese Pace Vaughn Business Staff James M. Rorertson, Business Manager Assistants Earl Swem Everett Butler Jack Scully Paul Norton- Ray Burton William Welloxs Mary Stearnes T :mONIA t ECHO Arthur P. Henderson . Boyd G. Carter . . . Edward D. Falks, Jr. . The Flat Hat Editorial Staff • . . Editor Managing Editor Editorial Director J. Ci.ark Sam i ii. . Nvi.i; U. Miller . Lucy Nottingham Asst. Managing Editor . . . dissociate Editor . . . Associate Editor Sports Department Paul Norton, Sports Editor Helen Maffett Lloyd Williams news staff Office Men, Alan M. Graff, William F. Rountree Reporters, Frank II. Beard, J. I. Campbell, Jerome Carr, Edwina Carver, Virginia Crav ford, Elizabeth Griffin, Peggy Nininger, Grace Vipond Macon C. Sammons Business Manager Business Staff Meredith Powell Assistant Business Manager Cecil Embry Cirt ulation Manager THE Ct3(LONIAL ECHO The William and Mary Literary Magazine Staff Robert Syer Barrett Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Norman Patterson - Fay LeCompte Ashby Lawrence Harriet Smith Boyd Carter Mary Matthew Caleb Cushing Business Staff M. T. O ' Ferrall Business Manager Frank Graven Assistant Business Manager Edward T. Justis ■ Circulation Manager s 24 rv THE CQLONIA£eCHO A. P. Henderson Editor M. C. Sammons Business Manager The Indian Handbook Woman s Student Government Handbook Frances Saunders, Editor-in-Chief 2+9 0 , ' THE COLONIAL ECHO The Straw Hat Barton D. Pattie Editor-in-Chief William S. Vincent Lucy Nottingham Associate Editors Staff Marian Harrison Society Editor Bill Lawrence Feature Writer John Etheridge Business Manager George T. Morecock E. W. Evenson Circulation Managers William and Mary College Quarterly Magazine The William and Mary College Quarterly Historial Magazine was founded bv Dr. Lyon Gardiner Tyler as a private enterprise in 1902, and as such continued until 1920, when the Magazine was taken over by the College. Since that time the Quarterly has been published by the College, and has been the medium through which many valuable and hitherto unpublished documents of historical significance have been presented to the public. Dr. J. A. C. Chandler, President of the College, and Mr. E. G. Swem, the College librarian, are the editors of the quarterly. 250 0 STUDENT GOVERNMENT THE COLONIAL ECHO James M. Robertson President Men ' s Student Body M. T. O ' Ferrall Vice-President M. C. Stribling Secretary- Treasurer 252 =C ONIA t ECHO Elizabei li Pi KK President Woman s Student Government Pol.lv Mines First Vice-President Alice Harwood Second Vice-President =0 f J THE COLONIAL ECHO W John - H. Waters Vice-President J. M. Hurt President V. O. Kent Secretary Mens Honor Council J. M. Hurt Y. 0. Kent Thomas Varney Frances Thompson- John H. Waters Joseph Bennett Frank Mozeleski 254 =0 r ONIA C ECHO i — ■— liH, ' ■aiii , i . m m m  ««• m m m m m . Senior - Sophomore Tribunal J. M. Robertson - M. T. O ' Ferrall M. T. Stribling Armstronc Smith Welton Bloxsom Mitchell Mozeleski Clarence I. 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When Visiting Williamsburg, the Best Place to Have Lunch With Friends FOR EVERYBODY SCHMELZ NATIONAL BANK Successful for Over Forty Years 4% ON SAVINGS Lock Boxes for Rent Williamsburg Coal Company, Inc. Coal and Building Material Phone 127 Williamsburg, Virignia Wm. F. Gavins Co., Inc. Richmond, Va. BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY CHEESE 0 r THE cSlONIA ECHO WILLIAMSBURGS FINEST SHOP FOR MEN Fashion Park Clothes HARMONY The proper wardrobe will con- tain clothes and furnishings in matching shades. This store offers carefully selected styles that present perfect Harmony. n We Keep Your Measurements on File GARNER and COMPANY INCORPORATED Phone 78 WILLIAMSBURG, VA. 40 THE CfctLONIAL ECHO s- Cull) £!% , he College tXian . . . . . . . should remember that Life Insur- ance is the ideal form of thrift. To the consistent practice of thrift every great for- tune may be traced. The profession of Life Insurance also pre- sents to the college-trained youth a pleas- ant and profitable field for the exercise of his talents. Splendid opportunities are open with this Company. The Life Insurance Company of Virginia Established 1871— RICHMOND, VIRGINIA THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY VIRGINIA John G. Walker Chairman of the Board Bradford H. Walker President COLLINS CLEANING AND DYEING CO. (Odorless) ONE DAY SERVICE Williamsburg, Virginia Phone 48 SPENDING MONEY Knowing how to spend money is the fundamental and principal secret of saving money. Care in spending makes it easy to save, and the more you save the more you will want to save. Start today the HABIT of saving and you will quickly overcome the habit of SPENDING. First National Bank Williamsburg, Virginia =o THE C ONIA£eCHO LAUNDRY-WASHED CLOTHES LAST LONGER THE LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST Phone 34 STRICTLY SANITARY WILLIAMSBURG STEAM LAUNDRY We Treat Your Clothes White 1891 1929 Service is Our Only Commodity Our Bank is Built On It Our Efforts Center Around It Our Success Depends On It First National Bank NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA College Pharmacy Pliarmacisls Williamsburg, Virginia Phone 1 1 CONKLIN PENS, KODAKS AND STATIONERY FIND YOUR RECREATION PLAYING POOL IN THE MONROE BILLIARD PARLOR £ THE COLONIAL ECHO The Cover for This Annual Was Created By THE DAVID J. MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois GET YOUR LUNCH AT The Kandy Kitchen Where Only the Best is Served Watch for Our Weekly Home- Made Candy Specials Peninsula Bank and Trust Co. Capital, Surplus, and Profits $150,000.00 Prompt Service, Courteous Treatment State and City Depository QUICK SERVICE New Modern NORFOLK CAFE WILLIAMSBURG, VA. For An Evening of Entertainment Visit the Imperial Theatre WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Photographers to 1929 COLONIAL ECHO 220 West 42nd Slreet NEW YORK 0 Tn THE cllLONIAC ECHO © THIS BOOK PRINTED BY BENSON COLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS I • %? W- m