Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)
- Class of 1949
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A ?1-vlic .. l A DMETIMES EVEN :M I NM X j , .. .,: S 1. fi-fl fy, 1-V' 1 vik ' 'vlx .1 1 'ilk v ' ,, N iq., ., - 4,253 ,EN X V K NX Q x,,.x 5 533.9-.-gy ya, ,-k - fs 'Q K FP ,Q Q K+ R4 S 3 , F X 55 Q X53 ? XX .y:ig:1g,'T:wa': 1 , Q X A 5? .151 1 ,ig J . ff iii F- x f' -5 fi I 'K ' b .1 ' lf- Ha e ?un if .UT -,., WT, . . K . Y . -K. 8 I ,-X. .., 5 1N'w5N,KQ 'R HJR .lb if i441 V' af i t i i 'K 4- THOMAS WINSTON GOULDIN EDITOR JULIAN MEADE WRIGHT susmess MANAGER i s- x4 4 44 44 iff! 72, W9 ANNUAL PIJBLICATIUN 0F HAMPDEN-SYDNEY C0lllEGE 06 This book represen+s a porfion of your life a+ Hampden-Syclney College. If a+ some fufure da+e you can pick if up, ancl by furning i+s pages relive +he happy experi- ences of fhose clays, and renew fhe friendships which +hey fos- fered, 'rhen we, +he sfaff of THE KALEIDOSCOPE, will have achieved our purpose. co T CLASSES URGANIZATIUNS V ' ERATERNITIES ' ATHLETICS ' FEATURES DR. JAMES HENRY CURRY WINSTDN DEDICATIO i' IN RECOGNITION OF FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF HAMPDEN-SYDNEY STUDENTS, WE, THE STAFF OF THE I949 KALEIDOSCOPE, TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN DEDICATING THIS VOLUME TO DR. JAMES HENRY CURRY WINSTON. f ., Q' 1, A ' WF W - r V A W 433 H 3 . Q WH .5 .fix M' Wqlkf.-x. . A 5 ut 'Z' :itz I vig' gkfp I I A l ----,g . I X- H1771 . W., jf!-1 Y ll Ii Zi., fwvffaw 4 V A. 'hi DR. EDGAR GRAHAM GAMMUN A.B., BD., D.D.. LL.D. Presicleni' of 'rhe College llleuage from the Pl-widen! Those of you who are graduafing can be fhanlcful for fhe facf fhaf fhe Session now closing has been fhe mosf normal since fhe war. Evidences of fhis condifion are nof wanfing. I believe if is fair fo say fhaf we have had a reasonably good year. Graduafing is nof all ioy. ln four years sfrong friendships are made: an almosf unbelievable fondness for fhe College appears: and a sfudenf finds fo his amazemenf fhaf College officials and faculfy members are human, kindly people. So, mingled wifh fhe ioy is also an underfone of sadness. ln realify, graduafion is nof fhe end of a sfudenf's relafionship wifh Hampden-Sydney. Whaf sfarfed in fhe freshman year will go on unfil fhe sfudenf has had his day and ceased fo be. He will ever have fhe inferesf and fhe affecfion of his alma mafer. The accomplishmenfs of Hampden-Sydney men is a source of greaf and iusfifiable pride fo fhe College. Some fhirfy-five hundred of fhem are scaffered over fhe world. Bofh in fhe affairs of Ohurch and sfafe fhey sfand high. You now go fo ioin fhis disfinguished group. May you do your parf. Goodbye and besf wishes. Edgar G. Gammon, Presidenf VQGII H cox' 'W-Wi . 5 Ei: a- 15 x.-lp, il 'Ni5ii'us 'S 14dminiA tration PAUL TULANE ATKINSON A.B. Treasurer of 'Ihe College DAVID COOPER WILSON A.B., AM., Ph.D. Dean of +I1e College lie ?aculty JAMES H. CURRY WINSTON A.B., a.s., Php. Professor of Chemlsfry and Geology Thefa Chi and Chi Bela Phi JAMES BUCKNER MASSEY A.B., B.D., D.D, LL.D. Professor of Bible Omicron Delfa Kappa HINTON BAXTER OVERCASH B.S., M.A. Professor of Biology Chi Befa Phi, Phi Eefa Kappa SAMUEL MACON REED A.B., M.A. Professor of Mafhemafics Phi Delfa Thela, Omicron Delia Kappa DENISON MAURICE ALLAN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy ancl Psychology Sigma Chi, Omicron Della Kappa, Chi Bela Phi, Sigma Upsilon, Tau Kappa Alpha. DAVID COOPER WILSON A.B., AM., Ph.D, Professor of Greek Lambda Chi Alpha, Omicron Delia Kappa ROBERT CECIL BEALE B.A., M.A., Ph.D, Professor of English , Sigma Upsilon, Pi Della Theta, Tau Kappa Alpha. THOMAS EDWARD GILMER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics Pi Kappa Alpha, Phi Bela Kappa, Chi Beia Phi, Omicron Delfa Kappa. GRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON B.A., AM., Ph.D. Walfer Blair Professor of Lafin Kappa Sigma, Sigma Upsilon, Efa Sigma Phi, Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Pi Rho. FRANCIS GHIGO , B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of French and Spanish Theia Chi, Omicron Delia Kappa, Sigma Upsilon. MORRIS HENRY BITTINGER A.B., M.A. Professor of Hisfory, Economics, and Governmen+ Thela Chi, Omicron Delia Kappa, Sigma Upsilon, Phi Bela Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha. CARL JAMES LIKES B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemisfry Sigma Xi, Alpha Chi Sigma, Chi Befa Phi, Phi Bela Kappa. EMMET ROACH ELLIOTT B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Associafe Professor of Mafhemafics Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Xi, Chi Befa Phi, Pi Mu Epsilon. CHARLES FERGUSON MCRAE A.B., B.D., Th.M. Assisfanl' Professor of Bible Omicron Delfa Kappa, Phi Befa Kappa PAUL LIVINGSTON GRIER B.A., B.S. in L.Sc. Librarian Sigma Uosilon T f f4 ' 1 ' HQ Ivy Q4 -X 'X ,fn V. F I 'W 4 6 3 'N I 'Q 1,-uv-' 14? Ice ?acultq WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS A.B., Ph.D. Assislani Professor of Hislory Delia Upsilon, Sigma Upsilon. ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE A.B., M.A. lnsIruc'lor in German and French Sigma Alpha Upsilon. ROBERT THRUSTON HUBARD, JR. B.A., B.L., LL.D. lns'lruc'lor in English Chi Phi, Omicron Delia Kappa, Sigma Upsilon, Phi Della Phi. ADDISON DABNEY CAMPBELL B.S., M.S. lnsfrucior in Physics and Maihemalics Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Pi Sigma, Chi Bela Phi, Alpha Psi Omega. HENRY EDGAR MCCONE BA., M.A. Assisiani Professor of Hislory LEE WINFREE RYAN B.s., Ms., Pho. Pro-Fessor of Romance Language GEORGE LUTHER WALKER B.A. lnsiruclor in English and Eclucaiion Recording Secreiary, Alumni Associafion Pi Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delia Kappa GEORGE SMITH PROCTOR Direclor of A'I'hle'Iics Omicron Delia Kappa MORGAN JOHN TILLER B.A. Head Foolball Coach Kappa Sigma. DAVID ALAN CLINE. JR. B.A., M.A. lnsfrucfor in Music and Biology Phi Mu Alpha. ARTHUR MAULTSBY DOWELL, JR. s.s., M.s. Assisiani Professor of Chemisiry Pi Kappa Phi, Alpha Phi Omega, Chi Alpha Sigma. WILLIAM PIERCE HAY, JR. B.A. Assislanl' Coach Kappa Alpha, Omicron Della Kappa. IVAN FREEMAN HEALTON B.A., M.A. lns'frucI'or of Spanish WILLIAM COVINGTON PARKER A.B. lnslrucior in English Sigma Chi, Sigma Upsilon. PHILIP HORTENSTINE ROPP A.B., A.M. Professor of English Lambda Chi Alpha, Omicron Della Alpha, Sigma Upsilon, Alpha Fsi Omega. n K0 CHARLES A. BLANTON, M.D. ROBERT S, BRENAMAN JUDGE A. C. BUCHANAN A. B. CARRINGTON, JR. LEWIS CHEWNING DONALD L. CORK J. M. CROCKETT J. W. DUNNINGTON cl 0 71114 tee FRED N. HARRISON ROBERT T. HUBARD FRANK S. JOHNS, M.D. E. E. JONES BENJAMIN R. LACY, JR., D.D. LEWIS 6, LARUS ROBERT W. LAWSON, JR. J. L. MacMILLAN, D.D. A. F. PATTON WILLIAM T. PUGH, D.D.S WILLIAM T. REED, JR. C. B. ROBERTSON H. B. STONE, M.D. E. T, THOMPSON, D.D. E. T. WELLFORD, D.D. J. WARREN WHITE, M.D. EDGAR G. G,-AMMON, D.D DR. RAY A. MOORE A.a., M.D. - 'N Q I hfzfl College Physician MISS DELIA E. BROCK C. T. N. Superiniendenl of Infirmary Miss ANNA P. Dicici-som: I B Secretary fo ihe Treasurer X .- If I -QP MISS JEAN MASSEY Secrefary fo lhe Dean I' if 18, I 1 -Q... -9.2. T -.A 1 4' 4, .5 xx 'QP' v . A I wh-.' I . Hai I MRS. PAUL L. GRIER Secreiary fo the Presidenl MRS. MARJORIE E. CLEGHORN Secretary fo Execufive Secre- 1ary,, Alumni Association MRS. PAULETT CLARK Assislant Librarian HERMAN L. DUNCAN Superinfendenl of Buildings iff K, , W-5 r, QW: I WW, 1: ' Q- fapffzii - . .z- . ' 1 'ic , '.f'1' CLASSES 6 0 Z 4 1 U 5 g o 0 x ,zzfza D f- , 0 ,, :Q v J f xl, 'x Q , D- 9 - ' ZA ,, 257 I i- I ii., .v I V X x 1 ef A 6 ice:-A 0 the Studen t 5049 WALTER HOWARD YOUNG, Il Presidenf LANGSTON RANDOLPH HARRISON Vice-Presidenf WILLIAM SIDNEY FOREMAN, JR. - Secrefary-Treasurer 22 SENIUH CLASS UFFICEHS - H DMT, K ,f . via'- Leff fo righi-Vulgan, Taylor, Harris. AMBROSE RAYMOND VULGAN . . . . . Pre-siden+ EDWARD WYLLYS TAYLOR . . . . . Vice-Presidenf RICHARD NOEL HARRIS . . . .Secrefary-Treasurer ERASTUS FAIN STRIPLIN,'JR. . . . . . . Hisforian 23 The 1949 gd eidmcope WILLIAM NICHOLAS BALAS IRVIN BLAIR BALDWIN 24 Civ III Lx' I L V. , I M SE IUR I I ,' III? 2 III 5,29 WESLEY GRAY ANDREWS, JR. PETERSBURG, 'v'IRGrN.A xli- JOHN GRAFF ARMISTEAD RQIANCIKE, IMRSINIA HX Gee Cub I23I: Sears-far wer, CIW' Befa PIII I-IIC German Club I2,3,4I. WILLIAM NICHOLAS BALAS MI:KEESUORT, PENNS'Y'I.'v'AN 'X IIKA4 IYHLK4 X126 ST Varskv BasLe+I:aII II. 2, 3I, C-:-capfah I4-It BasebaII III: Mom-gram Club II, 2, 3I. Treasurer I4I: A . I.T?eraIy Scciew Secrefary-Treasurer I4-It Bibs- Asskfami' I3, Psychology AssIs'ranI I4I IRVIN BLAIR BALDWIN ATLEE, VIRGINIA XX ' Track IZ, 3, 4I. 25 HAMPDER SYDNEY COLLEGE mmm ms S 5 BUD E mmam n u lvrvt E DE ID ITU Q CE FY JIU JI IS ILIYSU H50 Y If sf sums' IEIIIR DY Y I CL film: gguqruwir s nl: nr rn vru mul cI:I?sIrIIoUnu'i W Q I I IX IUIYW I -I fm 551-'HSI-E 'C ' 1. ll msg? :u::L:sn rm u:s,aIr EYE' 1 In o ssl uwrvv. mm: 'mars' I LMIWI I Y l K li l n I I vv L nr 1 . '- I I 'YI I A . ' ' . -4 A hw I I he I 94 9 lfaleido cope FRANCIS JOHN BROOKE, lll CHARLES BRUCE CHANDLER 26 49 -1 1- VJ N sr lon , I eg WILLIAM THOMAS BONDURANT' JR. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS XY DAVID McKINNIE BONEY, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA X'I', III'I', YI' ULN BaseIJaII Manager III: Monoqrarn CIub II, 2, 3, 4Iq Uferary SQUQW II. ZI? TIQEV SIGII III SCA Cabmef II, 2Ig Inframural Manager I3, 4I: Sfudenf Assembly I2, 3I. FRANCIS JOHN BROOKE, III ABINGDON, VIRGIN 'X ex, H:-1-, .I-sf: Freshman Foofl:-aII III: KaIeIdoscope Sfaff I2, 3I, Assodafe Ednor I3I: JongIeurs IIIg G-lee CIub IZ, 3, 4Ig German Club IZ, 3, 4I: Radio Club I3, 4I, Secretary-Treasurer I3, 41. CHARLES BRUCE CHANDLER VICTORIA, VIRGINIA KA. German Club In,z,'3.Ige1ee Club In, ZI: Inger SIQFI 533. 27 HAMPDEPI SYDNEY COLLEGE mm rut mr vvr p up ,A I I X 9 , ..T nz nu ma :su unlvns arm: vu mumm nr uunzmauw no lllm 'UR JIDII IIIPUEI IIU ILUERIUI rumors, nr :ASI ! IIC ulnvv mms: uE:zv'1aIIo:ElggI umsul lui un vu: rlwsr anna or nusvns msmnv nuns xznnyI glam ns A mum nr mr cuss Ln!!-E 3'-ILEZZIIIIEI-51 ' ' f H mu N Lrwmls or The 1949 lfaleidmcope HORACE OTIS COPLEY DOUGLAS ROBERT COPELAND 28 AL i .K iff llll 'xi rx I 'll sr lon r Ill ya' I ll Zi'-ini CARL NICHOLAS CIMINO RICHMOND VIRGINIA XI?-I' JOHN VINTON CLIFT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND BHH, IT, KIM: OAK, TILE Garne-+ IZ, 3, 4l3 Snort-Slory Editor I3I, Eclifor I4l: Sludenf Council I4lg Vice-Presidenf Sigma Upsllon I3l: Presidenl Chi Bela Plii Generai Chemistry Assislanf f3l: Organic Clwemisfry Assisfanl l4I. HORACE OTIS COPLEY BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA FDI DOUGLAS ROBERT COPELAND LYNCHBURG, viree-1N:A IX Ill: German Club II, 2, 315 Tiger Ill: Psychology Assislanr I4Ig Tennis Track Il, 2l: Clweer Leader 29 Hampden- Sydney Coffey Lila-ra ry Socie+y II, 2, 3l: I 9 ummm: sinner comer mmm S IDI 5 BE DRE :vnu D K of DE lm mf U :E E I: T E Luv! of Ei n c cuimriiu EC 5 M me E Lcminvunnsar X f I in rm 1 ix no K vu anion or ll iv an il xuw in run: uuuvnsl nl Ai. Rlol svn: v. nous als, iv ns annucnv mu at usfnvv marc: wmv Alu JAMES nmsul lin: on vu: rms? BDIRD nr riusvirs Pnfsvunr mural num wwsvl ns! nrlaln ur rn! nuss ml. ruin L E I nl! nr rx: A il I ln 1 I v vv nun n neu. The I 94 9 lfaleido cope CHARLES HENRY EURE, JR. WILLIAM DREWRY GALLALEE 30 SE IDR JOHN ROSCOE DAIL PCRTf1Tv'CUT1-1, 1193114115 :jx Glas- CME: 1I, 21' SCA Cabkef 12, 3, 41. ROBERT KENT DYER RCANCKE, umewwm xxx xm- G1ei- Cub 1I1:BafBel1C1ub 1417 6EVW5H Cmb 1l, 2, 41. CHARLES HENRY EURE, JR. HAM PTON. VI RGINE,-X lm, OAK, my fi' 11111 rfygw 1k ,' 1 - .1-, 11 I , 'ii : X? EdHor of Ka'eFdoscope 121: Secre+ar',-Treasurer Pubiicafions Commiffee 1I1g Glee C1ub 11, 2, 3, 41, 1 Segfeham-Treasurer 1I1, Preiderf 12, 313 Sfuderwf Councli 1I1q German Club 1I, 2, 3, 41, Bushwess Manage? 131: Sfudenf Azriviies 1113 Vlce-Preskiemf Jong1eurs 1113 Pre-siden+ Junior Class 1311 ecrefafw.-Treasu'er Szphcr-were Class 121: L'rerary SocYe+y 1I, 213 Tiger 1111 Garnef Staff 121: Sfudenf Assembly 11, 217 Pan-He11em1Q Ccun:I1 12, 41: Presldenf Kappa Alpha WILLIAM DREWRY GALLALEE PUERSBURG, VIRGINIA me Hampden- Sydney College f-N HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE CE svtvt Env Iwi u S z wsu! mm U Wt UL umcmfcu nuns' DK M UIUC-TV rfmu S Dr I 1. 1' 9 ..- rwmm an vm esnx :anus man! nr: munzvm ur nnazvzunsum nn IIITU 'UF JW! IIIFUII IID IL RID' Ul . ICUSI PIYIVUYS. 11 IIE mum mn ns : nv vu L r ur L rv mmm mv no mics umm: um nu m nnsv I nun url 1 ,nnsvu vu slum mum num tu ns: n r Ass ,uv 1, nr L as uns ni IIVI DIIL I 1 fl 'mul muon. The 1949 Ha eido cope JOHN ALLEN GOODLOE, JR. MATTHEW MAURY GOODLOE 32 In I Q.. I ,II SE lon I N,-E. FREDERICK TRUE GIVEN, JR. CHASE CITY, VIRGINIA XX, XIRII' Vigilance Ccmrniffee I2Ip Pan-Hellemc Council l4l3 Sfudenl Assembly l4lg German Club JACK ALVIN GLASCOCK MARSHALL, VIRGINIA KI, IIAK, XBII' Baseball ll, 2, 3, 41, Capfain l3l: Foolball l2lg Baslcefball l2, Ely Junior Varsily Foolball Coach lfflg Sfudenf Assembly I3Ip Sfuclenf Counsellor I3l: Monogram Club fl, 2, 3, 4l. JOHN ALLEN GOODLOE, JR. CHESTER, VIRGINIA H2 MATTHEW MAURY GOODLOE CHESTER, VIRGINIA , KS. Foofball ll, 2, 3Ig Monogram Club ll, 2, 31: Presldenf Kappa Sigma 33 IIAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE ,gi wumm Il rm IsIx luuvus asian! vu: urcunnmu nr Inumnnnlciw nm lun: nm mn xnvvmu no :Lemma svulu, rucusu mums, Iv ns I nnaucuv In a av NE Lon nl Lvunvv I I nav nn anis nnvsal vu M ms! nano ur rlusvrcs r nv wImAl nun! nmsal vis A umm uf wt uuss rm mt :aural Is on ur IME El III :nInlAL Ilmlvuvlnls nr v ss vnu: cuunun, I The 1949 lfaleidcwcope CHARLES WILLARD HART, JR. HENRY WILLIAM HOFFMAN 34 .ig 1' I-.I ii WI SE lon II IIIII JOHN ECHOLS HANSBARGER ROANOKE, IIRGINIA OX RICHARD NOEL HARRIS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA V, X. ,.. IIX, II-1I', I ILL Assisfanf Business Manager Tiger IQI: Gee Cieb II, 2, 3, 4I, Preside-nf I4I: Debafe CounciI I3, 4I, President I4I, SIudenI CciunciI I3I: Smdenf A556-r'nbIv I4Ig Viijeepresidenf Junior CIaSs I3Ii Secrefary-Treasurer Senior Class I4Ig Presidenf Tau Kappa AIDIIG I4Ig Vice President Virqinia SIaIe Tau Kappa Mara CHARLES WILLARD HART, JR. FARMVILLE4 VIRGINIA ex, HAH, .wg 11 Junior Varsify Foo+baII III: Tiger S+aI:I II, ZI, Editor I2Ig KaIeidoscepe Associafe Edifor I3I, GarneI Business Manager I4I: PubIicaTions Board III: German CIub II, 2, 3I: Jongleurs II, 2Ig PresidenI Pi DeIIa Epsiion I3I: I-Iisrcrian, Sopnonwzre Class I2I: Chernisfry Assisfani HENRY WILLIAM HOFFMAN CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA XX German Club III: Pan-Hellenic CounciI III, W. H. Whifing ScI1oIarsIwip Socie-Iy I2Ig Sfudenf Assembly 35 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE mm 5 lu S BUD wiulrgxnlv n vm nl ci A sul ul S lvl s its ESU! LL All ww sun S In nl Yu! uLAS5 or In nut COL Kal S all D Lrlu 1: tnlmmn L MVIWY als cl nl! NES! VE c unc I f 9 Il ITN I Il IYI1 If inn rin n n i ul mn: mn mu: umm nu mmm mm. musu v vs. S 1 mum inn sms: ny E Luv! ur umm mm: mv un was mi nu Hin v an u VIII Y FI I I7 ll I I mm n um I. I. I Y Ulf Il ll I I llll I I The I 94 9 lfaleidawcope JOHN MONTGOMERY IRVINE, IV ARCHER JONES' 36 .Qs T11 SE lon Ill Ulm ll I l ,C '- 'fx JOHN ALEXANDER HUDSON, JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA XH4' FLETCHER CAMPBELL HUTCHESON PARMVILLE, vsRGlr4lA JOHN MONTGOMERY IRVINE, IV PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA HKA, IT, HDL Glee Club l2, 3, 413 Track Q3, 413 Cross-Counlry 1413 Tlger 12, 3, 41, Associale Eclilor 141, Garnel 12, 3, 41: Debafe Team 131: Monogram Club I41: German Club 12, 3, 413 Presiderwf Sigma Upsllon 1417 Secretary, Ela Sigma Phi ARCHER JONES RICHMOND. VIRGINIA XQ Transfer Tram S+. Jolmrfs College: Lilerary Sociely 13, 415 Pan-Hellenic Council 1413 Crarnef Slarl 37 I l A IIAMPDEPLSYIJNEY COLLEGE ..- nmm rn rm :sux :anus wan: mr nmummu or nxumuezuca nun um rm .mu umm nn mmm !'VI'IlIV. Elf I . I5 1 mum In n l I nr num, umm wmv nu anis mum vm an m nm man ar ruusvm uzsmm mum wmv uursun ns A :men or nas cuss ' M 'EIii5J3f'IIfE. I . na I mu n on or The 1949 lfaleidv cope ROBERT BURWELL LACY CHARLES KEMPER LORRAINE WILLIAM AUSTIN McCLELLAN WILLIAM LOWNDES MQLAUGHLIN 38 SE IDR ROBERT BU RWELL LACY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE Transfer from Uaxidson CCIIIPQETTNSITILI3,4IjIVIOI'1jQI'df'I1 Club CHARLES KEMPER LORRAINE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA XII, Sfudenf Council III: German CILIID IZ, 3I: VarsIIy BasIneIbaII WILLIAM AUSTIN McCLELLAN KENBRIDGE, VIRGINIA KA WILLIAM LOWNDES Iv1cLAUGHLIN KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA I III Vx II I II I III X , GX, XBII1 Transfer from PoIomac S+Ia+e of Wes+ Virqlnia UniversIIy7 Garne+ I3, 4I. 39 Hampden-Sydney College 9 . . 0 'X I I IIAMPUEII-SYDNEY COLLEGE ...- rwmm In me 'su :mms I nm nm umnmnu In Immnucsw nm llll'I7 FDI JBMI HLIPUEI BID LLCERIUI smsv, nnusx P I s. a num Inu mln r E umm mme' mu un u E mum vm un wr rmsv nun u nusmzs vnmnm wILLIn nznnv muusmu ns A umm or me msg Im IS5u'3ILEi'IJ5v E U' mm m r sIavmIn nun u. an ar The I 94 9 Ifaleido cope THOMAS PAIRO OVERTON BENJAMIN REED 40 SE IDR 'T 43' A fy fy' . ' r - fy ,- muff 1 TT 'TTT f X :ia GEORGE ARTHUR MATZNER, III :Mr-+5-ws, waemwm KA 'glee Cub QT, 2, 3'w: Garvin C1ubfl,Z,3,4b CLAUDE WHITE MILAM B19 :SLANDN vzReuN.A ,xxx Fcofbad l2, 3, 41: Bas!-1eTbaV5 KZT' Monogram Cub IZ, 3, 4j. THOMAS PAIRO OVERTON RICHMOND vnacsmm Ki, XM Fcofbali fl, 2, 357 Mcncgrafn Club fl, 2 31? German Ciub fl, 2, 31. BENJAMIN REED BURLINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA ' xnqf 41 TT fl? Hmnsu-sviwzv cumin: VWIDU ll U7! fSTl IIUITPG IEYUFI, - . ru :Hunnius ar nmsruaum nu: num rm: am mme: un mmm ll d en- 0 e e azzsmm .:z:'2:mblaf -l WEEE! 5221252 f f'3lsf'1'mET1 'f 1:u:azs1.::aSm:f.'m:f:f:5: The I 94 9 Ka eidcwcope ROBERT DIROM RICHARDS CARLTON WILSON RIVES EARL ROLAND SAVAGE RONALD COCKE SHIELETT 42 SE IOR ROBERT DIROM RICHARDS L1NCI-IBLJRG VIRGINIA rx, IYAK4 1151-1 .6 ,, L' 1-1' so L LY 1, TIIJI 1' ry' WW ,X Y, rXssocIa're Edircr KaIeIdoscope Edifor I3Ig Pan-I-IeIIenEc CounciI I3I, Secrefary-Treasurer f4Ig German CIub II, 21, Treasurer PF42-SICIEFII' I-II7 Presfdenf Sigma CHI HI: Freshman Cour15eIIor T 3, 41. CARLTON WILSON RIVES MCKENNEY4 VIRGINIA KA 111'-11 oIbaII III: P1esIdenI Sc1pI1Qmo1-e CIass CZI: Junior Varslfy BasebaII II, 3I: Fo IZIT German CIub I2. 3, 41. EARL ROLAND SAVAGE FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA AXA RONALD COCKE SHIFLETT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA HKA Fociball II, 2, 3I: Treasurer Sophomore Class IZI 43 Ham den-Sydney College presIdem+CivIlIar1 CIub IIAMPUEIIASYUHEY CULLECE rwlm Ima s uvsusraf v 11 of c l o af Inu inn Hung! I vm 1. A11 nz nv U m MSM I an or vu: cuss mn crnwrauitmgvmglgr E rn I mvmu mann 5 M I f 9 v I l Il I II Il B n1t11muln1n11 nr 11111: 1:11 fu 11111: um mn 4:11111 uurnzn ann 1111511111111 swam. u:1.1s11 mums, 11 us mum 11111: ml v 1111: mn ary Lllnvv umm une! I nmol Ituf n vu: nu A 11 or un 11151111111 .1 ll I n 111 11 1 1: 1 u I Y' I I I The I 94 9 lfaleido cope GRANT CAMPBELL SIPP WESLEY GRAHAM STEPHENS ARTHUR HUBBARD STEVENS, JR. ERASTUS FAIN STRIPLIN. JR. 44 fliffg , I GRANT CAMPBELL SIPP RIDGEWOOD, New JERSEY H X, Chess Club I3, 4l. WESLEY GRAHAM STEPHENS GREENEVILLE, TENNESSEE OX, Klilll Liferary Sociely II, ZI, Sezrefary-Treasurer IZIQ Sludenf Assembly III: Chess Club ARTHUR HUBBARD STEVENS, JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA UAH, XB1I', H2111 Presidenl, Freshman Class III, Vice-President Sophomore Class I2Ig Secrelary-Treasurer Junior Class I3I: Secrelary-Treasurer Siudenl Body Vice-Presidenl Srudenf Body I3Ig Sludenr Assembly II, 2, 3, 41: Omicrom Della Kappa, Vice Presiden+ Presidenl I4Ig SCA Cabinef Il, 2, 3, 4I, Vice-Presidenl' I3I, Presidenf I4Ig Freshman Counsellor IZI, Chairman I3, 4-Ig French Assisfanl I2, 3, 4l: Biology Laboralory Assisfanf I3, 4I, ERASTUS FAIN STRIPLIN, JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA AXA, OAK, Axlffl, UAE, ET Presidenr Virginia lnfercollegiale Press Associalion I3l: Who's Who ln American Colleges and Universi+ies I3, 4I: Presidenr Lilerary Sociefy IZI7 Tiger Slafl I2, 4l, Edilor I3Ig Garner Sfafl I3I: Presidenl' Lambda Chi Alpha I3I: Sludenf Assembly IZ, 3I7 Pan-Hellenic Council I2, 3I: Sludenl Aclivilies Commilfee I3Ig Jongleurs III: Sfudenl Counsellor 45 Hampden- Sydney College I 9 , I .... ll U75 I Il I Il I f0RE Tl HDI Dill FEI I Ill! IBF-IIIPIILRI1 SVIIIEV, EIELISI PHRIUYS, IY IIS IIUIIIZMI IIYFI IEIID BY THE LUVE UY LIBIPYV VHIIEI MIIRV HKU JAHES IIDIBUI IEEE DI 'YM I' I YIIISYE2 P SI I WI LI EIRV IIIIISUI VIS I HERB!! GY IKE ULISS EE.'JIL'e E355-IIhhii5J513'I?S' 'IE I WK PRESIYTEIIII CHURCH, l ls UF The 1949 ifaleidwcope JESSE CLAY THOMPSON, JR. CHARLES CRADDOCK VADEN 46 SE IOR EDWARD WYLLYS TAYLOR RIQIMOND, vrreeamm Y-If lux Ym- 51 , iii Travsfe-r Ircm UnI'.srsI'I, CI Rkfm-znd' BasIerbaII 12, 3, 41: Trad 12, 3, 413 TIqer SIafI Sports EdI+:r 1317 Ge: 12, 41. Caofairw 131' V?ce-Peesfaewf CI Senior CIass 141: 5IuderII Council 1317 Sfudenf A:+IvZfIee COV'II'YIIT1EE 12I' Vfeapresldervr :II CII' PIII 1411 Monogram 12, 3, 413 German CILAB 12, 3, 41. HUBERT SHANDS TAYLOR, JR. LYNQHBURG, VIRGINIA IIKA Junior VarsIIy Bas1ceIbaII 1I1: BasIIeIbaII Pxssfsfanf Manager Manager 131g Jur1Ior Varsi+y Foo?- baII 1I1: Monogram Club 13, 41: S'-acrefary-Treasurer Freshman CIass 1I1g ViqIIanI:e Commiffee 121: Germ'-av CIub 12, 31, Busmess Manager 141. JESSE CLAY THOMPSON, JR. HOT SPR-NGS, VIRGINIA XIVIP Golf 12, 3, 41. CHARLES CRADDOCK VADEN GRETNA, VIRGINIA KA S+udenI' AssembIy 1417 GIee CIub 1I, 2, 313 German Club Hampden- Sydney College I 9 umvnsu svuuzv course mmm mu 5 nl us limi: N!m:ulH U ni at A I: I UE u LGEH m I 1 It G ELUVE 0 S Env I V lsn E nr 1 ! Buss IT Ill Isa vl c WMS or .di ll I Il I Y IU! UI' ll EPI! I I I IIIEU VUE -lmilll P Ill I I svum. sucusn mums. I us BIUUEHT Il U Il I I I' LIIIWTY YIYIICK Ili lla Jllls unrsun vu: nl 5 naar man nf YIIISVII PRISIU VILLIII If R gnsmnggsszufuu u n . um ls nu ur vu Lum: snuumnm nm E I rn v mn uuncu, I I The 1949 lfaleidv cape ARTHUR GORDON VAN NESS AMBROSE RAYMOND VULGAN EDWIN DOUGLAS WARINNER HUGH NELSON WARREN 48 SE IDR ARTHUR GORDON VAN NESS, JR. BALTIMORE, MARIIIAND IIIIA AMBROSE RAYMOND VULGAN FORD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA HAR we-I KI 'J f. . I1 II I QQ x,K, Varsiiy BaskeIbaII il, 31, Co-capfain C412 Monogram CIub II. 31, Pres1denI' 141: Vice-President CIIi eIa PIII 1415 Presldenf of Senior C1ass 141, Recipient af Adamson Sc1IcI1arsI1ip5 1413 Insirucffgin in Freshman Mafnemafics 131g WIIcI'5 Wh-:I In American Cf:-Ileges and Universifies EDWIN DOUGLAS WARINNER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE aseball Manager 12, 31: Monogram CIub I41g Vigilance Ccimmifiee i41: Sfudeni Council CI1: German Club 12, 31: Chernisfry Laborafory Assisfanf HUGH NELSON WARREN ABINGDON, VIRGINIA XX, .PPD Garnei Sfaif AIT Edifor I41: Glae Club II, 2, 31: JongIeurs II, 3, 41, Presidenf C217 German CIuIs 13,411Vice-Presideni-AIpIwa Psi Omega IZ, 31: Vice-Preside-nf Sigma Chi eouese LIBRARY 49 IIAMPDLN-SYDNEY, vm Hampden- Sydney College 635551 Iuuvnzu-SYUIIEY COLLEGE mmm In rm :su sums smut nu nusmnian ar Iunrmunsncfi nu nm von mn iuurnzu nu naman SVUIIU. EICLISN PHRIDYS, IT IIS mum Im uma uv ru: Luv! or uazuvv umm nm nn an: , wisnu wus an mer man I vnusvus msinsuv wIu.In1 umv 1 unison us A anim ur ws nuss I HEIIT. V111 whim Is uns nr vii: ' I m nrsvivzmun r m I s main enum, S U The 1949 Haleidv cvpe THOMAS CABELL WILSON WILLIAM LOCKETT WILSON BRYAN WALKER WOOD WALTER HOWARD YOUNG 50 SENIDR THOMAS CABELL WILSON SOUTH CHARLESTCN, WEST VIRGINIA KX, XIPI' JurIIor VarsIIy Fcofball IQI: GerIeraI CI1en.7s?r'II Labora A WILLIAM LOCKETT WILSON QIQE, VIRGINIA IIWI1 BRYAN WALKER WOOD LYNCHBURG, IIIRQINIA mu In lf, 'J ff' ' I I I I . ' I I III' QI' I I III Q29 fury Asamanf IKII Srudenf Council III: German CIub IZ. 3, 4Ig Treasurer of Freshman CIass WALTER HOWARD YOU NG HEBRON, VIRGINIA GX, OAK Transfer from VPI: Foo+balI I2, 3I: Mon CI b 2 oqram u I , 3, 4-Ig PresIdenI Srudenr Body I4I: PresIdenI Thefa Chi I-413 Vice-PresIdenI Omlcrom DeIIa Kappa I4I: A+hIeTIc Council I4I3 WI1o's Who In American CcIIleqes and Universiries. 51 Hampden-Sydney College fo 'nmncu svurm COLLEGE VWIUUI U78 5 3 YIl'LD.ARA1 I M DS gm CE I. E I1 MIKE BOARD U S I 5 SSDI ISU! S El U KEO YI CU ICI 5 U I 0 UD G DIR- ISYVUTID I I I I ...- I In I IL :nm-s :roar . Inn arum n 1 In::I In mmnn1vain:loAL uv! Isvmv, en:LIsw m u s, Iv ns nuucwv Im amen L av or LIBKIYY PHVRIEI Hill' -'Il J IIUISUI lfli Cl 'HE FIRST V fill V I YI I IT UILLIII NEIRY Inna lx an asa rv uss Imms. s LL I I sm I L In -nmLI I us uv I rn vusavmm enum I SENIUH CLASS HISTUHY Unlike all The resT oT The greaT classes here aT l-lampden-Sydney, The Seniors lay no claim To ever having been an inTegral parT oT The campus or Tor being indispensible To The welTare oT This hallowed college aT any Time. ln TacT, mosT oT us have Tound ourselves Tar Too busy scampering under and over courses and graduaTion reoluiremenTs The whole Tour years To busy ourselves wiTh anyThing buT our TexTbooks. Indeed, TexTbooks, inTeIlecTuaI conversaTions and guieT evenings aT The library may be said To be The mosT ouTsTanding characTerisTics oT This Truly exemplary group oT deserving young men. The class oT '49, a hybrid conglomeraTe oT war veTerans, high school graduaTes, Transfers. and aThleTes, has consTanTly disTinguished iTselT in The academic phase oT col- lege liTe. This admirable TraiT, coupled wiTh a magniTicenT sobrieTy oT conducT and ouTlook, has proven To be a sTeadTasT beacon, mellowed wiTh The passing years, which has never Tailed To reach ouT Through The harrowing blackness oT The TempTaTions conTronTing all underclassmen and bring Them always saTely home To The Told. No oTher class can make This sTaTemenT. And so, wiTh our heads held high, our TeeT planTed Tirmly upon The dear soil To which we have all become so lasTingly aTTached during our sTay, and wiTh our hearTs o'erTlowing wiTh only The True courage ThaT This insTiTuTion can engender, The conTidence and convicTion ThaT These hal- lowed years have noT been wanTonly spenT, we Tace The TuTure. PAT STRIPLIN, Class l-lisTorian 52 JUNIUH CLASS UFFICEHS Lef+ io righ+-Hu'rchison, Prifchard, Gou RICHARD MORTON VENABLE, JR. . . ROBERT TRUMAN HUTCHISON. . CLADIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD, JR. . . THOMAS WINSTON GOULDIN. . 53 . . Presidenf . . Vice-Presidenf Secre+ary-Treasurer . . Hisiorian ,Ill l0R EARL THOMAS AGEE FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA JOHN DAINGERFIELD ALFRIEND CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA EX Junior Varsily Foofball UIQ Tiger III, Managing Edilor l2Ig Lilerary Sociely l2Ig German Club ll, 2, 3I. RICHARD DURAIN ANDERSON WICOMICO, VIRGINIA EX Varsily Tennis lllg Tiger Sfaff l3I' Garnel' Siaff UI: Drarnalic Club GI. LETCHER BLACKWELL BARNES BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA GX Glee Club II, 21. RICHARD JOHNSON BARTLETT HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA GX Golf l2Ig Kaleidoscope l3Ig Glee Club fl, 2, 3Ig Ger- man Club ll, 2, 31. RICHARD JOHN BASTO RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE Track III. LINEOUS PRESTON BLAND. lll TAPPAHANNOCK, VIRGINIA KA Tiger Sfaff l3Ig German Club l3I. CHARLES WILLIAM BRIDGES, JR. WELCH, WEST VIRGINIA Transfer from V. P. I.: Glee Club l3Ig Junior Varsily Foolball l3I. ,Ill l0R Firsf Row GEORGE TARRY BRYSON, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA EX, H2111 Kaleidoscope fl, 21, Associale-Edilor C315 Glee Glee Club German Club II, 21, Bible Assislanf IZ, CHARLES LEON BURNS, JR. WAYNESBORO, VIRGIN A GX Glee Club ll,1g Sludenl Council IZ, 31 PERCY JAMES BURTON, JR. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA KA CI, 2, 31, Baseball fl, 21, Monogra German Club II, 2, 31. ROBERT EUGENE BUTLER SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 13. rn 'Club Q21 Club II1 Second Row BERNARD MASON CAPERTON SLAB FORK, WEST VIRGINIA Xfh Tiger Sfaff ll, 21. DOUGLAS GORDON CHAPMAN, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE Foolball fl, 2, 31, Track ll, 2, 31, Monogram Club fl, 2, 313 Vigilence Commlflee I21g Secrelary-Treasurer Freshman Class II1, Pan-Hellenic Council I31, Tiger I21g German Club II1. REES CECIL CHAPMAN TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA EX German Club II, 2, 31, Glee Club II, 213 Kaleidoscope IZ1. LYNN PURCELL CHEWNING RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE. Foolball IZ1, Caplain l31g Track 121, Caplain I31, Monogram Club I2, 31. I -1 HAMPUEII SYDNEY CULLEGE rwlurn m s un: s stron! Immune I r sun: ci nn nrnron ml amen s sv I c :uv s c v r I: Luv: nl vv Pu: : v mln .mas un sal :ar In E ns? Bunn 0 rnus Irs v Hampden-Sydney College ULLECE IS Ulf u w c nuuruom IISTITUTIKTBSTSE .4- ll 5 I Il UI I I IC IILI P I I I J H NIIHFUEI Bl IV! vu: . II msn mannvs, Ir us uuu Inn zum UMR , I I K K I I I n In I F llnnvbal WWE neu' WIT, M ,, uss nn vmnvunlnu cuunen. ,Ill IOR Firsl Row Second Row McLlN SHEDDON CHOATE, JR. JOHN WILLIAM COWHERD, Ill DANVILLE, VIRGINIA CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA AXA HKA Junior Varsify Baslcelball Il1g Junior Varsily Foolball Il, 31: German Club IZ, 313 Pan-Hellenic Council I31. JOHN BELTON CLEMENTS CLARKSVILLE, VIRGINIA LaGRANGE BRISTOW CRALLE AXA., XBSP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Liferary Sociely II1, THA, Lilerary Sociefy U13 Glee Club I21 315 Secreiary Tau Kappa Alpha I31, Presidenf I21g De-bale Council U11 Presidenf I21, e CARTER LAMBERT CQGHILL Manager I31, Presenled lnlercollegiafe D bale Trophy I21. CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA ' ANPQ ET. HE-If BOBBY EDWARD CUNDIFF Glee Club! Librarian II, 21, Business Manager C311 Jongleurs CHATHAM, VIRGINIA II, 31, Business Manager I21g- Tiger I2, 313 Garner 131g Lilerary ASA 500671 BI' Tiger Il, 2, 313 Glee Club II, 211 .Iongleurs II1. SAMUEL MASON COLE, JR. SAMUEL ADAMS ELDER PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA ANNAPOU5- MARYLAND ong-leurs II, 2, 31: G-lee Club 42, 31: Radio club cz, 315 ST. 334' KSIGUOSCODS I31g German Club II, 2, 317 Chess Club I21. G-lee Club II, 213 Physics Laborafory Assislanf I31. 56 '-N TX 9 I NAHPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE rwntullml sx SBEYR ml Dmulnon nr 1 El: A rl lntn una rf EV Elms rmnrs v I u v r 1 1 r 1 IIIUUV Pm s S nv naiiminuzs d e um, unmsun ns A num u ru: ouss ur rm m enum is an ur 1 I: Lnuuc mnmum rrsrrvmunc vs - I I ESl'l U fl msn : i : 1 r I H17-TH: LE! ILCITIHI sm , in I I ,I us IIB CN I YD lE1q:1 .: gr ip Ii I IIDISOI IEIE DI WE-INS' SUIRU Ur YIIIIYEES PIESIUEIT IILLIAH M I I n fln vmuu num. I ,Ill l0R JOHN DeACOSTA ELMORE LEONIA, NEW JERSEY IX Kaleidoscope C313 Chemistry Laboravow Assis'anf CZI. WILLIAM WIATT FIELD ROANOKE VIRGINIA AX.-K GI-ee Club Cl, 215 Vice-Presioerif, Bar Be'I Club C3l. FRANCIS ERNEST FLORA ROANOKE VIRGINIA KS, UAE Ter-nis Team CI, ZH: Monogram C'ub CZ, 3lg Sakrnei Business Manager CI, Zlj Glee Club Cllg Vlce-Presidenl Pi Delia Epsilon C333 Sfudei-It Asseobly Cllg Pan-I-Iellen-c Council C2, 3I. PAULUS ASHBY FULCHER FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA MARK BRIGHT GLASCOCK, JR. MARSHALL, 'IIRGINIA E Football CI, Zlg Baseball CI, 2. Elly Monogram Club CI, 2, 3l. JULIUS TEMPLE GOODMAN CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA SX Kaleidoscope CZI. THOMAS WINSTON GOULDIN TAPPAHANNOCK, VIRGINIA KS, TUE Kaleidoscope CII, Associafe Edifor CZI, Edifor C315 Glee Club CI, 215 Liferary Sociew CIE Class Historia? 2, 3Ig Cnernisfry Assisfanl' C213 6 rman Club Cl, , g Secrefary of Kappa Sigma C3J. BIGE CALVIN GREENE, JR. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Junior Varsify Foofball CI, 213 Secrefary-Treasurer C215 Track Cl, Zlg Monogram Club C3l, ,Ill IDR WILLIAM PRESTON GROSECLOSE PULASKI, VIRGINIA IIKA LeROY YELLOTT HAILE, JR. TOWSON, MARYLAND AXA CIrcuIa+lon Siaff II, Zl, Manager C353 Sociefy fl, Zlg Barbell Club BI. Tiger WOODSON HARRISON, JR. WOODBERRY FOREST, VIRGINIA Xi? WILLIAM STUART HARRISON WOODBERRY FOREST, VIRGINIA X42 COLLIER SMITH HARVEY LYNCI-IBLIR6, VIRGINIA KA., H34- Ulera ry Asslslanr Manager Baskefball II, Zlg Assisfanr Manager Track III, Manager I2Jg Monogram Club 'aan CoLnselIor IBI. JAMES ALBERT HIGGS, JR. STAUNTON, VIRGINIA KA Siudenr Assembly III, Glee Club IZ, 31. AUBREY MILAM HITT, JR. SALEM, VIRGINIA HK41 IZ, 3I, Basebagl, IZ, 311 German Baskerball BRUCE TAYLOR HUGHES BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Ki Junior Varsity Baseball III, Varslfy Baseball I3Ig Fresh- Club I2 IZI. ,Ill IDR Firsl Row ROBERT TRUMAN HUTCHISON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CHARLES ROLAND HUGHES, JR. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA HKA, OAK, HIFI? Junior Varsify Foolball U13 Junior Varsily Baslcelball il, 213 Director of Arlwlefic Publicily l2, 313 Kaleidoscope KZ1, Associale Edilor I313 Tiger Il, 21: Srudenr Council il. 313 Lilerary Society U13 German Club II1, Assisfanf Business Manager I21, Vice- Presidenf 1313 S. C. A. Cabiner C313 Secrelary-Treasurer Sopho- more Class I213 Secrerary Eta Sigma Phi I31. JAMES LUTHER HUNT GRETNAA VIRGINIA K+ Varsify Baskelball IZ, 313 Junior Varsily Baslrelball II13 Honorary Cabiain Junior Varsily Baslrefball Il13 Junior Varsify Baseball 1213 Monogram Club i23g13bTiger2ipor1's Siaff Il, 213 German U Il. - . SX Assisranf Baslrelball Manager KZ, 313 Assislanl Track Mana er i211 Tiger Sporls Sfafl KZ1, Sporls Editor 1313 Glee Club German Club fl, 2, 313 Vice-Presidenr Junior Class I31 Second Row ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSON ABINGDON, VIRGINIA XX German Club II, 2, 313 Glee Club U13 Kaleidoscope I31 BEVERLY BRYAN JONES ROANOKE, VIRGINIA AXA Srudenl' Council IZ, 313 Glee Club Cl, 213 Debafe HENRY LUDWELL JONES WILLIAM ALLEN HUNTER ROAN0KE3,V'RG I'A APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA E'-' GX. CHARLES BOLIVAN LEECH, III Junior Varsiry Fooiball II1: Varsily Foofball IZ, 313 Junior RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Varsify Baseball U13 Varsity Baseball 1213 Monogram Club K31. KA Hampden-Sydney College HAMPUEN SYDNEY COLLEGE rwnsu nl vm sr ual-ms as-vnu: nizmunma a n ruuuczune um ran mu mms: nn A mu 3553, f.f.limE '5 Si mmv vm cn rsfivigpmn M ILLIIII ilfll gum: ns A lam ur 'mr aus! mm: nm Wmizmaauz or nur IY WI vm: ruin :uvncnman U' Council I -Qi 4 i I rm E , u in , ' I KZ v - 'F D ants lmsvl In: nl v rlvsftts vltslvtiii Tin 'MW of 1 1 Baseball ,Ill IDR Firsf Row Second Row WILLIAM WEBSTER LUCADO LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA mix Foofball IZ, 31g Tennis IZ, 313 Monogram Club IZ, 31. MALCOLM RUSSELL LEECH NATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA AXA Foalbau II, zu. WILLIAM MEADE McILWAlNE HARRY CONWAY LONERGAN, JR. FARMWLLE. V,Re,N,A ORANGE VIRGINIA :X UK-1 Tiger U13 Inlrarnural Manager U13 Drarnaiic Club U15 German U13 Monogram Club II, 2, 31g Pan-Hellenic Council CIUID IZI- I21. . FRANK DARGAN MCKENNEY, JR. PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA K2 THOMAS SKINNER LOVELACE SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA KF. WILLIAM DAVID McLEAN BECKLEY, VIRGINIA HK.-L, XBQD Baskelball I2, 313 Baseball C213 Glee Club I31. CHARLES MORRIS LOVING. JR. IVIADISQN HEIGHTS, VIRGINIA 60 I NJ S 4- IIIAMPDEN-SYDNEY CCILLECE -i mmm In rm :su mourns enum vur In:I:I.nmnn nr Iur:vsu:sIII:sI nm' nm rua mu runnin no aII:mI7nI svasn, I:uI:LIsn Iurmrs, If us' axnucnv Inn sm: av WE LOVE BK 1 umm mme: um' uc .I ss' :msn um an rum nasv man ar' rnusvm msnmv www mm, 5I'Fn F'fI'I12I1i :'5'.!ZZE M5 Lnmub nucrrm If E Im I' . ,Ill IOR RUSSELL CHARLES MacDONALD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA ex MILES MACON MARTIN RICHMOND. VIRGINIA W1 WILLIAM WATKINS MARTIN, JR. RICHMOND- VIRGINIA X41 xv-rf, H:-1: Freshman Fosvball Ill: Easlefball III: Kaleldcszose IZ, 313 Pan-Hellenic Cowcfl IZ4 3Ig Class Hlswrlaw lljg Sfudenl AcrIvI'Ies Co 'il'ee l'lg Gaiman CMI IZ 3l, Garnet Slam l3Ig LIfe'ar'. Ss: efy fllg Cvess WINFIELD MASSIE HUGUENOT SPRINGS. VIRGINIA CILC- IZIIQ Bar Bell CIJI: Bl. SAMUEL DAVIDSON MAY, JR. TAZEVJELL, VIRGINIA TLKA. Gel: IIA 213 Gerwen Club III. BILLIE MERIWETHER MILLNER NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA EX Track II, 2, 317 Monogram Club II, 2, 3Ig Tiger Sports Staff Junior , ,-. - Lf l3I- Kelelossccpe Buisness Slarf l3lg German Club 'V 431, elee club III. EVERETT WALTON MORGAN WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA GX JAMES VINCENT MORGAN G-LOUCESTER, VIRGINIA HK.-X, XBQD Varsify Baseball fl, 233 Kaleidoscope Sfaff l3Ig German Club IZ, 315 Bar Bell Club UI. 0106 .Ill IOR FRED SCOTT NICHOLLS WHIPPLE, WEST VIRGINIA XLT: Bar Bell Club l3I. MAYO SCOTT NININGER, JR. WAYNESBORO4 VIRGINIA ROBERT BEVERLEY OSBURN TAPPAHANNOCN, VIRGINIA KE Foofball ll, 2, 3lg Baseball ll, 21, Caplain l3Ig Mono- gram Club Il, 2, 31. CHARLES ROBERT PEERY TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA EX Kaleidoscope 1213 Glee Club ll, 217 German Club I2, 3I. CLADIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD, JR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA AXA, OAK, HAE, THA, H2111 Tiger Ill 21, Co-Edlfor I3Ig Garnet l2Jg Kaleidoscope IZJQ Pan-Hellenic Council, Vice-Presldenl IZI4 Presidenl l3lg German Club lljg Debate Team ll, Bl, Manager l2lg Inlramural Council l2Ig Sfuclenl Congress l3l. JOHN MORTON QUARLES MEI-IERRIN, VIRGINIA GX Baseball ll, Zlg Monogram Club ll, 2, 3l. PHINEAS MUNSELL RANDALL, IV WAYNESBORO,V VIRGINIA GX Secretary-Treasurer, Glee Club l3I. MAYNARD LEWIS REYNOLDS DANVILLE, VIRGINIA KE Transfer from Mercer Collegeg Varsily Baskefball BI. Foc1'baII II Firsi' Row WADE HAMPTON RIDGWAY PALMYRA, NEW JERSEY K.-L 2Ig Junior Varsifv Baseball III: Gerrnan CIub III. Second Row PRESTON SAWYER, JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Xq., FREDERIC ROBERT SCOTT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA WILLIAM WALTON RIXEY, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K4- X841 Kaleidoscope Business Sfaff IIIg Tigerl Ediiorial Sia G-erman CIub II, 2, 313 Radio CIUIJ C213 Chess u A GIee Club Ill 2, 3I' JorIgIPurs II 2 31 BERNARD LASSITER ROYSTER, JR. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA H211-I JOHN HOWARD SETTLE ALBERTA, VIRGINIA AXA C. A. Cabine? I2Ig Library Assisianf IZ, 3I, German Club II, 2Ig Glee Club II, 2Ig Treasurer Lambda I Alpha I2, 3I. SAMUEL BENJAMIN RYBURN SOUTH CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA GX Ham den- Sydney College HATCHER POWELL SEWARD, JR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA AXA J-xx 9 IIAMPDEH svunzv comes YWIDU V77 5 UI 5 IPTG!! UIVIJI UDV DUKUIH U ll? JUN WEE ll LUEIIW ICEIY lnll CP YELUYE I IIISUI Elf DI WE FIRST IUIIU UF fllls EES VII! WI. ECE 5 Ulf U' NE LEIUI C EVWTIUI I. H5717 m nts! mn I: uncuum S M ' -11 Il H 1 IX I TH I HI I Il I I ill l H12 IKE Ill I sm II. ncusn v mars. Iv ns I ll I V Il Y I U liT:I1n:l1AICl wmv um mms v mm :funn mm umsnn ns A un n I rm. M L selurw: olgss I A I . I Il I1 , ,Ill IOR Firsl Row EDWARD HEWITT SHARP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA mm Seconcl Row DONALD ARTHUR SMITH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Transfer from Norfolk Division, College of William and Mary: Tennis I211 Junior vnfsny Foolball I21g Junior vnfsny anim- Glee Club l3l. ball l21g Monogram Club l21g Srudenl Assembly I31. BLACKFORD VINCENT SHELTON, JR. GRETNA, VIRGINIA X111 WILLIAM HAMPTON SHIREY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA HKA Tiger Business Slaff IZ, 31g Kaleidoscope Business Slaff C31 snr Bell Club 131. FREDERICK LAWRENCE SILBERNAGEL, JR. MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY ' TIKA Baseball II, 213 Junior VaHiIy2Fo3iIball Il1g Monogram Club X? I IIAMPUEN SYDNEY CULLECE mvlorn n ml sl ulvus ltrmll NE umlllv ul n IIIIIIPEIDEICE cv In as osvrsuzv am 5 nv .um nuns I ms um II I L rms! anna ar vlus :rs ms nm Luna nzlnv PHILIP MELANCHTHON SNYDER, Ill MOUNT HOPE, WEST VIRGINIA KA HARRY SAMUEL TOPHAM COVINGTON, VIRGINIA EDWARD MORRIS SPRATLEY HAMPTON, VIRGINIA HK.-I Transfer lrom V. M. l,g Track ll, 2, 313 Monogram Club I2, 315 Student Assembly l21g German Club ll, 21, Secrelary-Treasurer 131. - 'III IQI- n mnI.,.4eI-5I,4neI, cvzzqe ..- I I I I I I I III! F I XII I I V . IN FITIIU , 17 Ili IIUU N ll N E DF ll V PITIIIK I I D I N IIIITSUI IIS I I f 'I I llll UT 'H z:I.:I'.IIIIf.I:,s'f5i'iii I rlnumrn cuununlimn U' ,Ill IDR JAMES LEWIS TRINKLE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA IIK.x Varsity Tennis 1l1, Captain 1213 Junior Varsity' Football 1213 Junior Varsity Basketoqll 1213 Monogram Club 1l, 21, Vice-President 1313 Tiger 121: Kaleidoscope 1213 Intramural Council 1313 Athletic Council 1313 Pan-Hel- lenic Council3 President 1313 Vigilence Committee, President 1313 Fresnrnan Counsellor 131: Class President 1I1: Chairman' Freshman Endowment Campaign 1I1j Literary Society 1l13 German Club 1IN 24 313 Student Assembly 1213 Student Activities Committee 121. Chair, rnan I31. PALMER GLEASON TUNSTALL LOVINGSTON, VIRGINIA Xllfl' WILLIAM CARRINGTON VADEN GRETNA3 VIRGINIA KA Glee Club 1I. 213 Pan-Hellenic Council 1211 Svudent Assembly 131. THOMAS CORNELL VAIL RIDGEFIELDI CONNECTICUT X tl' JOHN HERNDON VANSANT CHATHAM, VIRGINIA LK German Club fl. 2, 313 Tiger 12, 31. RICHARD MORTON VENABLE .JR. CI-IARLESTQNA WEST, VIRGINIA ACID Student Assembly 1211 Monogram Club 12, 313 Class President 12, 31, WYNDHAM PATTERSON WALKE, JR. CENTRALIA, VIRGINIA KE JOSEPH BARRYE WALL. JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA KS, HAE, OAK Football 1I, 21, Co-Captain 1313 Monogram Club 1l, 2, 313 Class Vice-President 1113 Tiger 11, 21, Co- Editor 1313 Kaleidoscope Business Manager 1213 Student Assembly 12, 313 Student Activities Committee 131, wliiifii ,Ill IOR WILLIAM BIDGOOD WALL FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA KE LINDLEY MURRAY WINSTON, JR. REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA EFX, ET, H245 Tiger I213 Liferary Society fl, 31, President C213 Glee Club I21. GEORGE EDWARD WITHERS, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA XBKID Tiger Il, 21, Chess Club I21. WALTER BENJAMIN WOODSON, JR. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA TKA Manager, Tennis Team Il, 2, 31, Monogram Club Il, 2, 313 Debaling Team Il, 2, 31, Jongleurs II, 2, 311 German Club Il, 2, 31. VICTOR NEIL WYRICK NORFOLK, VIRGINIA ST Track, I2, 31, Cross Country I31g Garnet Il, 31, Ari Edilor I21, Tiger Il, 2, 31, Liferary Sociefy, Vice-Presi- dent I21, Censor Il1g German Club I2, 31, S. C. A. Cabinet I2, 31. JUNIUH CLASS HISTUHY The Class oT l95O enTered l-lampden-Sydney Two hundred and TorTy sTrong. Embarlcing upon our Junior year, we Tound our ranlcs had been Thinned To The exTenT ThaT we numbered only one hundred and Tour- almosT a sixTy per cenT reducTion in Two yearsl An asTounding Tigure iT we Talce iT as an indicaTion oT The number who will receive Their degrees here aT l-lampden-Sydney. l-lowever, we musT Talce inTo consideraTion The TacT ThaT many sTudenTs Transfer aT The end oT Two years To a school aT which They can acquire specialized Training, and conseguenTly, will receive degrees Trom oTher insTiTuTions. NeverTheless, iT is a sad TacT ThaT only one-Third oi all sTudenTs who begin college ever go on To graduaTe. BuT whaT oT Those who remain? The maioriTy have emerged Trom The obscuriTy oT underclassmen and become well-known campus Tigures. Some have become leaders, assuming diverse posiTions oT responsibiliTy: oTTicers, ediTors, Team capTains, business managers, and all The oThers. A Tew have disTinguished Themselves as scholars, alThough This class will never be remembered Tor The inTeIIigenTsia. The vasT maioriTy, perhaps. are Those who have Talcen meaner Taslcs upon Themselves, or maybe have iusT done noThing aT all. BUT leT us noT overloolc ThaT mosT imporTanT caTegory, The campus characTers, The guys who add a liTTle color To college liTe while giving you a Tew chuclclesp yes, The Class OT '50 has been blessed wiTh These also. IT is This balance which malces our class an ouT- s,Tanding one, and will conTinue To malce iT ouTsTanding as we surmounT ThaT lasT academic obsTacle, Seniordom, and Take our place in The socieTy oT our presenT-day world. And so iT is wiTh eager anTicipaTion ThaT we willingly surrender our posi- Tions here aT l-lampden-Sydney To assume ThaT mosT coveTed role oT Seniors. May The TuTure land The l:aculTyl deal more lcindly wiTh our en- rollmenT. WINSTON CSOULDIN, Class l-lisTorian 67 um-new svunsv cnLi.Ec: l if 9 4- I nz in im isix nmmos anon iiililiiiecunsvinn ur iuuzmnsnicci nn mn ma mu xmuzu nn niammi svmv. mmsii mums, iv ns 1 mum una mac av vu: Luv: nf umm mme: nmv nu miss unison um on rn: nw num or vnvsvzrs msinm wimni nrunv n in :sun ns A unseen ns vu: cuss i, nic mimic: is aus ur rx: nv un mn nmnunnua ur num :nu num. l I U IIAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE umm m sx ummvs mon! znnzuu n o nm nun A n m u nu A nnnnr un 1 use von u vunv v v nc wmv nun mais u sn uc nu v z nm man nr :rs usa: 1 mu u wsu: n u un or r z cuss IIJFQ HSJIIIIIE s :sv ur nmmn In c unIIeIm'a M ' -S 5 5.5 IX' -U L? , fl Q. ' , 1: W, lid! 5 I If f 9 .+- Il B I I 'I 'I I III I I I Ull I I -I I I UPUEI ll svn. V. flulwk ,I R U 5, ' S I II I' Il Il I N f ur MIKE' I' I I UI I Y PI rlusv U I u lvuuu I 5 I ll N . I ' I I 'Nl Hampden-Sydney Col eye SIIPHIIMUHE CLIISS UFFIIIEBS Leff fo right Light ChurchiII, Renick, Wood ARTHUR HEATH LIGHT. . . . . . Presidenf FRANK FITZHUGH CHURCHILL . . . . Vice-Preside-n+ ANDERSON MINOR RENICK, JR.. . . . Secre+ary-Treasurer BOBBY TERRY WOOD . . . . . Hisforian 69 DPHDMURES ALFRED ASHTON ADKINS, III. KE . CHARLES JORDAN ALLEN , WILLIAM MARVIN BASS, FIX , LAWRENCE TAYLOR BERRY, JR., IX RAYMOND BLANTON BOTTOM, JR., lik LLOYD CLARENCE BRANNON . . . . DANIEL EDWARD BRAY, JR. . WILMER EDWARD BREEDEN, X-I' WALTER WALLACE BRIDGES, TIKA GARDINER TYLER BROOKS, JR., IIKA HENRY DOCKERY BROWN, Ill, PIX WALTER EVERETT BURNETTE, JR., PHX VERN WELDON BUTLER, JR. JOHN WHITAKER CAMPBELL, XX RANDOLPH BOLLING CHICHESTER, XX FRANK FITZHUGH CHURCHILL, IXA DAVID STANLEY COBBLEDICK, KI JOHN REID COOK, IIKA WILLIAM NORMAN COOK, JR., Illil SAMUEL DALEY CRAIG, JR., GPX , BROUN CONWAY DAMERON, KS , EDMUND BAKER DAVENPORT, KI . WILLIAM ERVIN DesPORTES, RI , JOSEPH DRUMELLER EAST, IX . ROBERT EVERETTE ELAM, KA JOEL ELFRETH ELCAN, IX . ROBERT LEE ENNIS, HX . . ERNEST CLIFTON FISHER . , WILLIAM SIDNEY I'-OREMAN, JR., HRA NELSON MOFFETT FOX, JR., 9X . ROBERT ALFRED FRANCIS, KS HARRY MEADE FREEMAN, JR., .IXA . AMANDUS CONRAD I'-REY, JR., HRA FRANKLIN HARRISON FULLER, JR,, IIKA THOMAS MUIR FUNK, JR., IIKA WAYDE MARSHALL GEOGHEGAN, JR. LESLIE BENNETT GILLIAM ..,,.. EDWARD LeBARON GOODWIN, BX, Axlfil . CHARLES WILLIAM GRISSETI' ....., HOWELL LESTER GRUVER, 9X . , . WALTER VANCE HALL . . , . LANGSTON RANDOLPH HARRISON, IIKA , . Firsi Row Second Row Third Row Fourih Row Fifih Row Sixih Row Sevenih Row 71 . . Richmond, Virginia Hilfon Village, Virginia Slephens Cify, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Hamplon, Virginia . . Raleigh, Norfh Carolina Richmond, Virginia , Norfolk, Virginia , , Danville, Virginia Williamsburg, Virginia Rock Hill, Soufh Carolina , Wellville, Virginia . Providence, Rhode Island Hilion Village, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Dahlgren, Virginia Hunfingfon, Wesf Virginia . Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia Baynesville, Virginia , Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia , . South Bosfon, Virginia , Prospecf, Virginia , Williamson, Wesf Virginia , . , , Norfolk, Virginia . . Porismoufh, Virginia . , Norfolk, Virginia Sfrasburq, Virginia . , Charleslon, Wes? Virginia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . . Lynchburg, Virginia . , Richmond, Virginia , , Lynchburg, Virginia , , Chase Ciiy, Virginia . . .FarmvilIe, Virginia . Richmond, Virginia . Kew Gardens, New York . Waynesboro, Virginia . . .Warsaw, Virginia . , Norfolk, Virginia IIAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE mmm In rm s i mms amine WI UEDLUIHIDI UF ll EPEYDEICEI IIE' mm mn mu mi ni ann :Inman YBIIU Il L SH PATRIOT: IT IIS mucus mm imc sv rn Luv: nr IIICRYV PATH CI NEIRV AID JIIIS un-su: wsu: an vu: rmsv som or Hampden-Sydney Colley nusvrrs vuzsimi :aims new umm: ns I num or wi: a L m nzslmuiu ciiiiiiiiimmis or I I Q I I s , : I N '. I uss rn rm nr mme: imma ruvnmnni 'S m U' M Second Row DPHOMORES TINSLEY RANDOLPH HARRISON, KI SAMUEL PRESTON HART JOHN WILLIAM HARVILLE, KI ROBERT VANCE HATCHER, JR., lil GEORGE RUSSELL HICKS, X WILLIAM DARKE I-IIGGS, KA Firsl Row Dallas, Texas Scoffsville, Virginia Peiersburg, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Ballimore, Maryland Siaunion, Virginia CHARLES ANTHONY HOFFMAN, JR. , JOHN WALKER HOWARD, JR., llK.X WALTON LOCKETT HUFF. ,XXX WILLIAM OWEN ELLIS HUMPHREYS, IIZJI' WILLOUGHBY SHELTON HUNDLEY, JR., .XXX WILLIAM FRANCIS JONES , Third Row WAYLAND THOMAS JOYNER, JR., ,INK ALBERT STRAYER KEMPER, III, IlIf.X EDWARD POLLARD KINNEY, IIK.I HARVEY VANCE KNOTT, .XXX . , GILBERT REED LARUS, JR., X'I' WITHROW REYNOLDS LEGGE, JR., XX . Fourih Row GARRETT DOUGLAS LEONARD, HRA . ARTHUR HEATH LIGHT, EX . . . JAMES HUBERT LINDSAY, HRA . HARVEY SIDNEY LUTINS . . . DAVID SIMMONS MCCLUNG, II, IX JOHN DOUGLAS MACDONALD, EX Fiflh Row ROBERT PAUL McLEAN, IIKA . . . WILLIAM BYRNE MESMER, X111 . . DAVID DARIUS MILLER, JR., KA . HENRY ROBERTS MILLER, X-'I' , . . JOHN HENRY MOLING, Ill, GX . , . BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MOOMAW, JR., ITKJ. . Sixlh Row ELDRIDGE HORD MOORE, JR., QX. WILLIAM ALEXANDER MOORE, IX. . . . WALTER VOLGER MOORE, JR, ITKA. , CHARLES BRUCE MORTON, Ill . . VIRGIL ATWELL MOTLEY, JR., KA. . EDWIN POWELL NEVIN, .IXA , . Huniingion, Wesi Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Pulaski, Virginia Clzarlesion, Wesi Virginia Boydion, Virginia Romney, Wesf Virginia . Windsor, Virginia Bluefield, Wes? Virginia Bluefield, Wesi Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Winchesier, Virginia Raleigh, Norih Carolina Chaiham, Virginia Charlorfesville, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia . Salem, Virginia Hilfon Village, Beckley, Wes? Virginia Virginia Grosse Poinfe, Michigan . Washinglon, Virginia . Richmond, Virginia . . Winchesfer, Virginia . Lynchburg, Virginia . . . Abingdon, Virginia Hampden-Sydney, Virginia . . . Richmond, Virginia . , Charloflesville, Virginia . . . . .Grefna, Virginia . Wachapreague, Virginia MEIGE ALBERT NEWKIRK . . . . RICHARD ELMORE NOLAN, HKA. JOHN ROBERT O'CONNELL, JR., XX. . , GEORGE WALKER PATTESON, III. . . WILLIAM CRANE PEAKE, AXA ..,, LeROY ARNAT PHILLIPS, . . Sevenlh Row 73 . , Chevy Chase, Maryland . . . Roanoke, Virginia . , Leonia, New Jersey , . Richmond, Virginia , . , Hampfon, Virginia . . Hof Springs, Virginia x IIAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE rwlm ll mu rsu lunls IEW!! In umulnlnl or rlnrrtliuzluti ur: ulm rm mil unlvnzl Alu liuwm EIIIEIV 515532 E '5 5 il av v ultlvv umcl unrrv :TERMS M Hampden-Sydney Cvlleg min v :uma ns A u::un'IwV'?ii': Egg 3,32 gl oomrirrggygls or vu: YI! vlmvmnu cuuluiimui D' 1.- . i , nits uma! l nus'H:!,Kon vial rms! luliu or 1--v 41 DPHOMDRES CHARLES LEAR PONTON, .INA , JOSEPH JOHNSTON POTTS, JR., HL . ROBERT HOMER RAMEY, JR., IX . HENRY GLENN REEVES, I-IX , , ANDERSON MINOR RENICK, JR, KA CHARLES EDWARD RICHARDSON, III, GX STUART ALEXANDER RITCHIE ....... CLEMENTS JAY ROBBINS, III, 9X , JOHN ALASTAIR ROBERTSON, .XXX . . WILLIAM HARVEY CUTLER ROBERTSON, KA ALEXANDER PROUDFUT ROBINSON , JOHN CUTLER ROBINSON, HRA. . JAMES SHEPHERD RUSSELL, JR., Xfb , , JOHN SIMEON SCOTT, JR., IIKA. . ROBERT DANIEL SIMMONS . , . EDWIN SMITH, KA ,....,.... . . WALTER ROBERTSON STEPHENSON, AX.-L. . FRED ANTHONY STROTHER, JR., AXA. . . ARTHUR KING STUART ,,...... CHARLES CLARENCE TALLEY, KA. JOHN VALENTINE THOMPSON, JR., EX, . WILLIAM STUART TREVVETT, JR., AXA. . HERMAN HIDMORE WALTON, JR., TIKA. . DAVID LEE WATSON ...... . . BLAIR, MCWHORTER WEBB, Xfb . . DANIEL BENJAMIN WEXLER, JR., SX. . . WILLIAM REID WILLIAMS, Ill ..... JOHN DENNIS WILSON ..... BOBBY TERRY WOOD, Xfb .,... ROBERT BRENAMAN WRENN, KA . JULIAN MEADE WRIGHT, KI. , . STEPHEN COLLINS WRIGHT, SX . WILLIAM HOPE WRIGHT ..... Firsf Row Second Row Third Row Fourih Row Fiflh Row Sixfh Row Sevenih Row 75 , l4ilIon Villiage, Virginia , . . Chesier, Virginia . Danville, Virginia Zachary, Louisiana Roanoke, Virginia , , Richmond, Virginia . Wesf Charlesfon, Virginia Was? Harfford, Connecficuf . Richmond, Virginia . Salem, Virginia Eliza befh, New Jersey , Hampfon, Virginia , Peiersburg, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Sirasburg, Virginia . Norfolk, Virginia . . Norfolk, Virginia , . . Alexandria, Virginia Newpori News, Virginia . . Washinglon, D. C. . . Norfolk, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . . Pendlefon, Virginia . Farmville Virginia . Virginia Beach, Virginia . Johnson Ciiy, Tennessee . , Richmond, . . . . Rice, Virginia Virginia . . Shadwell, Virginia , . Richmond, Virginia . . . Richmond, Virginia Greaf Neck, New York , , . Roseland, Virqinia l U 9 IIAMPIJEPI SYIIIIIVY COLLEGE FVUIUFD Il I77! IS X BURNS BUURE YK! DELL! TID! DI' IVIDEPDIDEIDEHIIJ HIE IDR JDM! NLUPDEI El ILEIERIDX SVUIU UDL SX PHFIIDTS If IIS uzovcnrv mv: sm: uv ur Luvt nr Hampden-Sydney College uwnv umm nmv A nmsnx vm nn wr nm lanuliiizisf IIIiL5iffI?i5I?EIIw'I5I?I' f ' or mi nic cams: E 'MSS nrt nimvruuu :xunpg . I Lmnb rmnmm rurkivmrsiriiisigi SUPHUMUHE CLASS HISTORY Sepfember l3, l948. The long awaifed hour had af lasf arrived. Memories forced us of fhe Class of '5l fo feel somewhaf sympafhefic as we focused our crifical eye on fhe numerous prospecfively gross Fresh- men. Approximafely one year earlier was a dafe perhaps fo be remem- bered buf now forgoffen as we imagined our favorife fargef for oppres- sion obviously uneasy under fhe influence of a diminufive gray cap. Pos- sibly a few of us wished no parf as formenfors, buf for fhe maiorify fhe role of Sophomore was ideal. While examining fhe compefency of fhe new men, our affenfion ab- rupfly passed fo our own Freshman Class of old. Day by day, we discov- ered each fime wifh disappoinfmenf fhaf anofher from our ranlcs had failed fo refurn. Af firsf for a few fhe missing faces somewhaf blighfed fhe occasion, buf affer several slow weeks had passed, fhe reducfion in size seemed an incenfive in drawing fogefher fhe Class of '5l. For several years due fo abnormal condifions, classes of unusual size had begun four years of college, buf now fhe frend was baclc fo normal. A group of Freshmen represenfing new blood mafriculafed, and an ac- comodafing Sophomore Class aided in fheir guidance. Well-supporfed feams arrayed in fhe Garnef and Gray won consisfenfly on fhe gridiron and hardwood. These sfimuli cerfainly fhe upholding, if nof surpassing, of fhe well-lcnown l-lampden-Sydney spirif of years before. As fhe final monfhs draw quickly fo a ,close we, fhe Class of '5I, feel perhaps overly imporrfanf. We find ourselves in a new world more deeply conscious of fhe value of uprighf characfer. We feel fhaf now as men we should be prepared fo fake our places upon fhe pedesfal, where as Juniors accepfing responsibilify wifh infelligence and sincerify, we musf sfand as an example fo fhose who follow. BOBBY WGOD, Class l-lisforian 76 FRESHIVIAN CLASS UFFICEHS CLARENCE ADRIAN HOLLAND . . . Presideni' GEORGE RUDOLPH IRMINGER . . . . Vice-Presidenf THOMAS AUSTIN SYDNOR, JR. . . . . Secrefary-Treasurer ROBERT SYDNEY HAWKS . . . . Hisforian 77 X uwuzn svnnzv cours: .41 mlm m rm :su :anus IITUIE mt mulmau ar mnnunuczr nn umm rm aw: mam nu mmm swusv, tlcusu mmnvs. lr ni 1 ummm' urn min lv rn! Luv! ur ulnvv rmuu aww nn ants unvsul vm nu ru: nm lnnn nr V rnnsvns nssnmnv 'runs num nuns: ns A num or rn! nuss E'n?fJe mmm' h5i'fJ313'L5v3' 'I lulrnmn uulcn. u M 78 FRESHME SHEPPARD KELLAM AMES, JR., lil ANDREW PANCAKE AMICK STERLINNG PRICE ANDERSON, JR. GEORGE EDWARD BAHEN, JR. ROBERT ARCHER BALDWIN EDWARD LEMACHE BATES, JR. RALPH WILLIS BIDDLECOMB CHARLES CHAPMAN BINFORD LEVI THOMAS BOGGS, JR., .IRA FRANCIS NASH BONEY NUMA PAGE BRADNER WARREN CLOUD BRANNON JAMES FLOYD BRIGGS, JR. HAROLD KELLY BRISENTINE . CHARLES LELAND BROWNLEY WILLIAM MICHAUX BUCHANAN ANDREW JOHNSON BULLINGTON JAMES FORD EURGESS, JR. . . LEON CLAY CAMP . ALVIN LINWOOD CANNON . . JAMES BOYCE CLARK , , WILLIAM TURKINGTON CLARKE CHARLES MANFRED CLARY . HENRY GARLAND COGHILL, JR. WILLIAM EUGENE COLEMAN, JR. JOSHUA RUFUS CROWELL, Ill, KE LAWRENCE RYERSON DAVIS, JR. RICHARD WATERS DAVIS . , CHARLES MILLER DIETZ BASIL McVOY DUNCAN, JR. , WILLARD MALLORY EDWARDS, JR. WORTHINGTON FAULKNER, JR. . JOHN HUDSON FOSTER RICHARD McILWAINE FRAZER, JR. GEORGE CEPHAS FREEMAN, JR. ROBERT LEE GALLOWAY, EX . MICHAEL HENLEY GATES, AXA. . BOBBY DALE GEHRINGER . . HENRY HORTENSIUS GEORGE, IV JAMES SAMUEL GLASSCOCK . . JOHN RUSSELL GOOD .... LLOYD TAYLOE GRIFFITH . Firsl Row Second Row TInircI Row Fourih Row FIHI1 Row Sixfh Row Sevenih Row Cape Charles, Virginia Hazard, Kenlucky Soulh Hill, Virginia Salisbury, Maryland . . Farmville, Virginia Farmville, Virginia . Reedville, Virginia Baltimore, Maryland Buchroe Beach, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Danville, Raleigh, Norlh Virginia Carolina Franklin, Virginia , . Prospecl, Virginia Weslmoreland, Virginia Richmond, Virginia . Soufh Bosfon, Virginia . Marfinsville, Virginia Franklin, Virginia Greenville, Norfh Carolina . Farmville, Virginia . Richmond, Virginia , Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia , , Norfolk, Virginia . . .Troy, Virginia . Rocky Mounf, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . Virginia Beach, Virginia , Norfolk, Virginia . Glasgow ,Virginia . , . Brookneal, Virginia . . . ,Richmond, Virginia . Fredericksburg, Virginia , Lynchburg, Virginia . . . Delanco, New Jersey . . Porl Royal, Virginia . Norfolk, Virginia . . .Chuckal'uck, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . Machodoc, Virginia 79 Hampden- Sydney College ? IIAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE .-at rwrm nr mu lsu uulvns anon: yur: munzvlnn nr lnurvmslcci no num ran mu nauvnrn ann Alumnus svuxu. nlcusn mvmrs, lr ns Iannuckv nirn mln av ru: Luv: nr .unrnrv mmol aww Ann nuts 'umsul use an r z rlnsr mmm ur yvnusvzrs vnrsrnxnr lruun kunv ulnrsvl us A urllsn nr rut uuss I of rm. ru: :aural ls our or rut Lunnuc :nuclrluni rimlwvlols nr In Pussvvtml cnuncu 80 FRESHMIE FRED EUGENE HAMLIN, JR.. . . EDWARD SAMUEL HANEY, Ill. . RICHARD MAREWELL HARPER . , ANDREW DeJARNET'l'E HART, Ill. LEWIS EDWIN HARVIE . . , RICHARD CARL HASSOLD . . ROBERT WILKINSON HASSOLD . WILLIAM RUSSELL HATCHETT, JR. ROBERT SYDNEY HAWKS. . . FRANK ARCHER HOBSON, III. MARSHALL LEE HOGG . . , CLARENCE ADRIAN HOLLAND. . CLACK DICKERSON HOPKINS, JR. . FRANK CAREY HOLTON, JR.. . . . ROBERT GOLD HORTON, JR. LOUIS HALLMAN HUNT, JR.. , CHARLES ALLEN HUTCHESON GEORGE RUDOLPH IRMINGER. . WILBERT THEODORE JAMES, III, AXA ANDREW EMERSON JOHNSON, JR. WILLIAM THOMAS JOHNSON, JR. . WILLIAM RANDALL JOHNSON, SR. . JOSEPH DONALD JONES. . DANIEL ALFRED KEANE . JOHN WILLIAM KILGORE . . . ROBERT WATKINS KING , . WARREN GRAYSON KIRTLEY, KE , PETER JAMES KOSTEL . . . E. K. LANDIS, JR. . . . RICHARD MIMMS LEE . WILLIAM SHACKLEFORD LEE, IIKA HENRY SIEGFRIED LIEBERT, JR ..., GEORGE WALTON LINDSAY . . , WILLIAM BRANTLEY LLOYD, JR. , CLAUD WARD MQCAULEY ..... HOBSON COSBY MCGEHEE, JR. . JOHN PARKER MARAGON .... GORDON BARRON MARSHALL . . DAVID NATHAN MARTIN .... ROBERT STANLEY MATHEWS . . EUGENE DARDEN MILENER, III . . JACOB HUNTER MILLER .... Firsi Row Second Row Third Row Fourlh Row Fif+h Row Sixlh Row Sevenfh Row 81 Hollins, Waynesboro, Virginia Virginia . . . . Brookneal, Virginia North Gardens . Danville, Virginia Virginia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pniladelphia, Pennsylvania Virginia Beach, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia . . Savannah, Georgia Mounl Hope, New Jersey , Windsor, Virginia , .Tampa, Florida Norfolk, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . Hamplon, Virginia . Louisa, Virginia . Washingion, D. C. . While Sione, Virginia . Monlerey, Virginia . . Soufh Boston, Virginia . . Hamplon, Virginia Accomac, Virginia Bon Air Virginia . Tazewell, Virginia Wilson, Norih Carolina . Richmond, Virginia .Cliflon Forge, Virginia . Pulaski, Virginia , Richmond, Virginia . Falls Church, Virginia . . , . Richmond, Virginia . Charloflesville, Virginia . Sfony Creek, Virginia . .Wyiheville, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College . .Jackson, Mississippi . . McLean, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . . . Richmond, Virginia . . . . Washingfon, D, C. . .Jackson Heighfs, New York . . . . . , Roanoke, Virginia ai .1- mmrn in mn :su mums mon: me nmmviuu nr iunmunruuei nu num ron mu mvuen nn minimum SVUIU. EICLISM PITIIIDTS, IV IIS mum ina ann: uv ru: iuvt ur umvv vivmci wmv nu .miss unison vm an ry: mer mac ur nwsvrrs msivw wiiuiu num mam: ns I mera cr rn: cuss nv mi. ni: enum is our or wr main: rnvnrriuui nmnurmiis nr nv: vusavvwn :num I HANPDEN SYDNEY DIJLLECI B2 FRESHME GEORGE RICHARD MISENHELTER, . . EDMUND MONCURE MOORE . , . STUART MOORE, JR. 4.... . THOMAS CALLENDAR MOORE . . HARVEY BLAND MORGAN ...,.. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE MORTON, JR CHARLES HILARY MOSELEY, JR. . . JOHN FERGUSON MOWBRAY . . LEWIS FRANKLIN NORTON ..... BENJAMIN RIVERS OGBURN ..... HENRY WISE OPPENHIMER, JR., X-I' KENDALL PURSELL PARKER ,..... WILLIAM MOORE PASSANO, JR. . WILLIAM ROBERT PATE ....... CHARLES HANSON PETERSON, JR . . NORMAN HAYES POLAND .... RONALD STOHRER POLK . . ROBERT BLAIR PRICE, JR, . . JAMES WOODFORD PROFFITI' .... CHARLES DIFFENDERFFER PUSINELLI . . ROBERT ERNEST RAMSEY ......, ROBERT EUGENE RANDOLPH . . . JOHN HOBERT REED, III . . JOHN ROBERT REED . . JAMES GORDON RENNIE, JR. . ARTHUR JOSEPH RESSEL, JR, . , GEORGE STEVENS RICHARDSON . . WILLIAM RAMSEY RICHARDSON , . ARCHIBALD FRANCIS ROBERTSON, JR. . . JAMES WICKHAM ROSS, JR ....... ROBERT LUTHER SAFFELLE, JR. . . AUSTIN MONTAGUE SAFFER, JR. . JOHN BUTLER SCHUG . . FRANCIS GERRARD SCRUGGS . . WILLIAM RIDLEY SHANDS, JR. . WILLIAM DOWNS SITES . . . Ff'fi,'iOf Siefoff' .Rf .T. f l ,RR FW. 'ffw iii iff 4... Seve nih Row GLADSTONE EDWARD SMITH, JR. . . ..... . . . HENRY CLINTON STEELE, JR. TIKA . . HARRY SAYRE STONE ....... LEWIS SCHMELZ STONE, JR. . . NORMAN D. STRIPLIN ...... THOMAS AUSTIN SYDNOR, JR. . 83 Hdmpden-Sydney Colley . . McKeesporf, Pen nsylvania . . . . . Richmond, Virginia . . . Lexingfon, Virginia . . Pefersburg, Virginia . . Gloucesler, Virginia . . McLean, Virginia . . . Soulh Hill, Virginia . . ,,.. Danville, Virginia , . Huniingion, Wesf Virgniai . . Lawrenceville, Virginia . . . Richmond, Virginia , . Richmond, Virginia . . Ballimore, Maryland . . . . Farmville, Virginia . . . . . . . Hollins, Virginia . . Gloucesier Poinl, Virginia . . Hunfingfon, Wesl' Virginia . . Swarihrnore, Pennsylvania . . Highland Springs, Virginia . . Wynnewood, Pennsylvania . . Charloffesville, Virginia . . . . . Norfolk, Virginia . . , . , Richmond, Virginia . . Burlingion, Wesf Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . . . . . . . Kirkwood, Missouri . . . . . . . . Smifhfield, Virginia . . Soufh Charleslon, Wesf Virginia . . . . . , . . . Berryville, Virginia . . . . . . . .Culpeper, Virgnia . . Emporia, Virginia . . Arlingfon, Virginia . . Roanoke, Virginia . . . . . Richmond, Virginia . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia . . Marfinsburg, Wesf Virginia . . . . . . . Hurley, Virginia . . Concord Depoi, Virginia . . . . Richmond, Virginia . . Hilfon Village, Virginia . . . . Farmville, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia I I 9 IIAMPUEII SYDNEY CULLECE VWIDIU ll UH ISI! IUIYPOS BUG!! lllm FUR -IW! I I DEI SVIIIIV EICLISI PITR UTS IV IIS HIUUCIV ITU IIIIC IV TIE LUV! UI LIIIIN PHIICI MEIN llll JIIZS IIIIISIII III! Ill YM! YIISV IUIRII DF YIIISYIES PRESIDEIT ILLIII MKII! IIIIISUI IIS I IFKBEI UV TUE ULISS mil ':.r..ziii:if:.2i'f 'f I TNI FIEIIVYIRIII Ellllglmrmls B' .QT vut umunsrinu ur ilulvrlntlnfi nun Av Alnnnfnlm . i , i i AL' lv-Q nr. FRESHME Firsi Row STUART ALLEN TALBOTT . . ...,. . . Pefersburg, Virginia HERBERT GRAHAM TULL . . . .CharIoHesviIle, Virginia COLBERT MCLAURINE TYLER .... , . . Newporf News, Virginia BRANCH WASHINGTON VINCENT, JR. . . . ,Skippers, Virginia MARCELLUS EMRON WADDILL . . . . ,MeI1errin, Virginia WILLIAM COULTER WANBAUGH, JR, , , . Washingicn, D. C. Second Row DAVID OLIVER WATSON . . . . .AnnandaIe, Virginia DAVID CALVIN WEEKS ....., . .Richmond, Virginia LEIGH CARRINGTON WHALEY, JR. . . ,Vicforia Virginia WILLIAM BINGHAM WHITE. . . . .Richmond, Virginia DEREK WILLIAM WILLIAMS . . . . London England HERBERT TAYLOR WILLIAMS, III . . . Richmond, Virginia Third Row JAKE EARL WILLIAMS . . . ,..,... . . Chesier, Virginia BALLARD PRESTON WOOD ..., . , Salem. Virginia ROBERT JOHN COCHRAN WRENN . . ..,.. Emporia, Virginia HOWARD ALLEN WYNNE, JR. , . . .WarrenIon, Norrh Carolina FRESHMEN WHOSE PICTURES ARE NOT IN THIS BOOK ROBERT LEE AGEE . . . ' . . . Farrnville, Virginia WILLIAM COLE FARMER . , . . . Farmville, Virginia FRANK TALNOLT PONTON, JR. . , . . . . Dillwyn, Virginia RUSSELL HARRISON ROUZEE . , . .Charles Town, Wes? Virginia JATHAN NOELL STONE .,........ . . . Roanoke, Virginia FLETCHER DRUMMOND WOODWARD, JR. , . . . CI1arIo'HesviIIe, Virginia 85 Hampden-Sydney College HAMPUEN SYDNEY CDL LECE rvvlum rl vm su lawns umm! M munnrio: ur nnfvunflctv Alu :nm run Jaan: mwah :In :Lawson svnllv rlcusu uvniurs rv us uuucuv uno am: nv ME Luv! nr umm mme: Annu un anis ::sglu:!::!glnrnz H0191 BUARD Ur luv v I umm' vu All mln Lum: ruunnmn nm nsmmun Lanuniiiimus W -4, 1 i ns: lrllru ur YI! uuss M rm. nl cours! AS nl: ur VME FHESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Many, many Freshman classes have come To l-lampden-Sydney in The pasT years, buT none have been more subiecT To The conTusion and sTrangeness oT college liTe Than The class oT '52. ATTer The TirsT Tew nighTs oT orienTaTion and a greaT deal oT advice Trom omniscienT upperclassmen, The TuTure rulers oT The world gradually began To slip inTo The rouTine and To Teel lilce a parT oT The insTiTuTion. An aTmosphere oT TrusTing gullibiliTy and conscienTiousness pervaded The newly-arrived aspiranTs, who summoned all The Torces oT Their will power and deTerminaTion in order To lceepoTT The grass, sound oTT, and perTorm any oTher guainT duTies ThoughT up by Their lords and masTers oT The upper classes. The Reign oT Terror was broughT To close, however, when Randolph-Macon was deTeaTed aT The Homecoming game, and gleeTul Treshmen Trod upon The beauTiTul, green grass, and gave Their Tormer masTers The TradiTional raspberry: raT haTs were discarded, name cards desTroyed, and a horde oT liberaTed lads converged upon The hereToTore Torbidden TerriTory oT Farmville. ln The Tew hours ThaT weren'T spenT in Tedious sTudy, The members oT The Freshman class Took parT in a varieTy oT exTracurricular acTiviTies. FuTure iournalisTs, liTerary men, and musicians Toolc To Their respecTive organizaTions, while Those inTeresTed in The realm oT sporTs made Their bid Tor posiTions on The varsiTy squads. The spiriT oT enThusiasTic opTimism displayed by The class reTused To be discouraged by The unTorTunaTe de- TeaTs oT previous years, and whole-hearTed supporT was given To The mem- bers oT varsiTy squads, who Turned ouT some oT The TinesT Teams in l-lamp- den-Sydney's hisTory. S WiTh high, ambiTious hopes, The class oT '52 loolcs To The TuTure and whaT iT may hold Tor Them as upperclassmen and evenTually as proTes- sional and business men in The world oT Tomorrow. BOB HAWKS, Class l-lisTorian 86 in, I if I ! dn: Q. B Q n'1 E'1:Q,5 wif L 'N MEN WHO ENTERED HAMPDEN-SYDNEY IN FEBRUARY I949 ANDREW GESSNER BRIGGS, III . TATE COX BUCHANAN, , JOHN BALDWIN LARIJS, . . RICHARD JOHNSTON LITTLE. . DAVID CHARLES Mar:MICI-IAEL. , , . EDWARD JERROLD PAGE, . . HARRY CLAIBORNE SADLER. , HAYES NAPIER THOMAS. . GEORGE YARID. . 87 Hampden-Sydney College Riiinr-rifnd Virginia . Sa'fviI'e, Virginia Richmond, Virginia , .SaIern, Virginia Leonia, New Jersey Ridwrnond, Virginia . Vidcric, Virginia . DanviIIe, Virginia Richmcind, Virginia HANPDEH wma svmm nomic: n I Luv! ur it ru In :L f 'XI I X 9 X I i 4... 'Y Il I77!1SIl IUIYNS HYDE! IMI ULRLRHIUI DF IIDEPEIZEICU IIC lllfli VUE .IMI HIIVDEI BID ILCERIDI Isvnnu. tu 0 s. I1 ns BIUIICMV II 0 I U LIBUVI PHRIEI EIIY AID -Milfs IADISUI VUE UI LVIISY BVIID OF YIIISVEES Pl SIU II IILLIHI HEIRV I ryngimurznsn n u n or I cuss ' I K 0 LICK S UI Iutlnvuc luuamnlu Nsvlvvilgisigi m rlzluvuln cnuncu ORGANIZATIDNS X X3 X The I 94 9 Ka eido cope V1 x . Lefl To right-McGehee, McCauley, Coplev, Clill, Young. l-lughesy Buns, Ramey, Hari, OFFICERS WALTER YOUNG . . . JOHN CLIFT ..,. OTIS COPLEY. . . CHARLES BURNS. . CHARLES HUGHES. . ROBERT RAMEY. . . SAMUEL HART. . . HOBSON lv1cGEHEE . CLAUD McCAULEY . . . .Senior . .Senior . .Junior . .Junior Sophomore Sophomore . Freshman . Freshman . . Presidenl Represenlalive Represenlalive Represenlalive Represenfafive Represenlalive Represenlalive Represenlalive Represenlalive The Sludenl' Council is lhe governing body whose iob il is To preserve and defend againsl' all 'lransgressors lhe Honor Code ol our Alma Maier. This body has eighl members, lwo elecled To il from each of The four classes of +he Sluclenf Body. The mosf serious business ol The Srudenr Council is handled by This grouo and il is rheir duly fo lry, and lo prosecule olvfenders ol 'lhe Honor Code. lnheriling lhe oulslanding worlc done by Presi- denl Rennie and his Council lasl year, Presidenl Young 'Found lhar he had a solid loundalion on which lo build This year's Council. The elilicienl and business-like manner in which lhis year'5 Council performed ils dulies ranlcs il' as a worlhy successor lo 'lhe honor and presrige ol: former Councils. 90 ,.....L. C. .T.. ,. .. Sea'ed, I-aif is rig'i-I-I::: a' Wa J, Adkins, Your-Q, Ardre-.-ws, Sha'p, Chaffee Vaden, Given, Sfanding, Ieff Io ci Hams MIED-nad Har' J 'es I-IMI Marfin S'-evans Foreman ' de STUUE NT ISSEM OFFICERS a , BIII Va n. BLY WALTER H. YOUNG, II . . . ,.,,. ,..,,.... P residenf WILLIAM S, FOREMAN, JR. . . . . . Secrerary-Treasurer WESLEY G. ANDREWS, JR. . Chi Phi Represenfafive MILES L. MARTIN . . , . . ,Chi Phi Represenfafive HENRY VV. HOFFMAN . , , i . sigma cm Represenfaiive FREDRICK T, GIVEN, JR, . . . . Sigma Chi Represenfarive ALFRED A. ADKINS, III , . .Kappa Sigma Represehiarive J. BARRYE WALL, JR ..., , . Kappa Sigma Represenfafive NVILLIAM F. GROSECLOSE . . Pi Kappa Aipha Represeniaiive EDWARD H. SHARP . . . . . Pi Kappa Alpha Represenfarive CHARLES C. VADEN . . . . . Kappa AIpha Representative WILLIAM C. VADEN . . . . . Kappa Alpha Representative RUSSELL C. MacDONALD . ,.,. . Thefa Chi Represenfafive RICHARD N. HARRIS . . . . . .Thefa Chi Represeniaiive BEVERLEY B. JONES . . Lambda Chi Aipha Represeniaiive VIALTON L, HUFF . Lambda Chi AIpha Represenfafive GEORGE BA'-IEN . . . . . Independenf Represenrafive SAMUEL P. HART . . . . . Independenf Represenfadive ARTHUR H. STEVENS . . . . . . . Independenf Represeniafive This body of ihe Srudehi' Goyernmenf is composed of sevenieen members and presided over by she pregideri oi The Siudeni' Body. The members are eiecfed in 'Ihe Ia+e spring of each year bui do nok Lake ciiice un+iI ihe begmning oi the Iaii +erm. Two men are eiecied Irom each iraferniry and fhree from rhe ir-dependenr members oi fhe s'ruden+ body. This year ine Stden? Assembiy, presided over by 'rhe presideni' of Ihe siudeni' body, wenf riqhi' ro work where ihe Assembfy Iefi' ov? Iasr year, Under The guidance of Presidenr Young, 'rhe Assembly made severai improvements and revisions ih Ihe Cons+i'ru+ior1. The Sfudeni Government composed oi fhe Srudenr Assembiy and Ihe Siudeni Council, made many gains which, I+ is hoped by ihose who 'nade fhem, -.-MII prove a beneiir 'io The siudenrs and Ihe college. Meefinqs of these bodies of gave'-merir were heid wirh a serious purpose and sreps were 'faken wirh fhe view Ihaf, Through cozperaiien oi ali siudenis, much miqhi be gained by ail. . HAMPDEIPSYDNEY CULLEGE .1- rwmm in ma isix uimus man: ru :mumian or inunuusucer no 1 nm rua mi: uurvnu nn ncfuul svum. musw mums. iv ns um-iv me mum nv M um: nr mmv. uma: mm no nuts unison rm an nr: rmsv man or nvsvxrs russian-r uiuul www wuusa ns A ummm ur nr: cuss 5.32 mam D IiI-5E'iJ3-f3'IfIi E nn nnnmuu enum. m nr --x ,,,., I Q. X ., 'W 2, , 1 1 ,... wif' 152. 'W -gi-3:.g1g5: AS NSPS: X ff x , X X X I-N as X MX YS X55 I THOMAS WINSTON GOULDIN WINSTON GOULDIN BUDDY HUGHES. . GEORGE BRYSON, ED NEVIN .,.. BOB ENNIS. . . DICK BARTLETT. . VANCE HALL. . PETE PETERSON. DAN WEXLER. , . JACK ELMORE BILL MARTIN Edn-or JIMMY MORGAN Wee forty-nine Edifor Edifor EcIiI'or Edifor . . . . . .PI1oIograpIwer . .Assisfanf Phofographer Typisf TypIs+ . ........, Sfaff Arfisf Firsf row, left io righf-Hughes, Morgan, Elmore. Second row-Bryson, Hall Wexler, Johnson. 92 o 7 if le dcweope BUSINESS STAFF MEADE WRIGHT ..............,... .Business Manager ALFRED ADKINS CHARLES DIETZ MASON COLE BILLIE MILLNER BILL SHIREY Since I893 each issue of rhe Hampden-Sydney Kaleidoscope has served as a piciorial represen+a'rion of our college life. ln 'rhe years To come perhaps we can loolc baclc lo fhis volume and remember campus acfivilies and classmales who helped make our slay on Hfhe hill memorable. The laslc of colleclinq, compiling, and ediling fhe malerial has noi been an easy one: buf under The capable leadership of Nubby Gouldin The finished producf is one in which lhe enlire slahf fakes pride. . ,- i .f -,..-- ,. ,H+ 'l J- -' ' X mx K r' JULIAN MEADE WRIGHT Business Manager I Leff fo Right Dieizl Adkins, Shirey, Miller, Cole. Hampden- Sydney College HAMPUEN SYDNEY EULLEGE mmm s nz un: mmnu cr axle: n uv rv s ras l A a u n s VE v I IIS! IE :B KEULISS 5 U 0 Vlfl DT10 III El I E . 8 N . in me :six ummm r mnnnmn ru I un uumrmmnuuvvzn nun muon ul . ncusu nmnvs. ir s annum inn mln av fur Luv: nr umm, uma: nmv nn JIIES HS3'i 5!'if21 I hh' 'fu ii. u s:'f,.1v-M 'T main' uun :AL I nl: D: nl: m r m u uunou l l ,.,,w., o Y X x X X - , nl R mm -OC NI I JOHN VINTO Editor N CLIFT JOHN V. CLIFT, JACK O'CONNELL, . DAN WEXLER . JOHN IRVINE. . HUGH WARREN . NEIL WYRICK. . FRANK FLORA. . EDITORIAL STAFF . .Edifor-In-Chief . .Associaie Edi'Ior . .AssocIa+e EdIIor . . Poefry Ediior , .Arf Edifor . . , .Carioonisf Circulafion Manager ,Sail Firsi row-Wyrickl Warren, Anderson. Second row-Wexler, Coghill, Robinson, O'ConneII. I 94 a net BUSINESS STAFF BILL HART ,... .......,........, B usiness Manager FRANK FLORA HOBSON McC5El-lEE With quality of material a requirement, simplicity the keynote, and an added touch of professionalism as the ultimate goal, the forty-third volume of the Garnet has found its way into the hands of the reading public. To the loyal members of the start much credit must be given. Without their untiring aid and willingness to deny themselves ot sleep in the wee hours preceding each deadline day, these last Tour issues could never have become a reality. The success of The Garnet has entailed cooperation and harmony among its workers. lt has been the result ot the combined etlorts and consolidation ot various individual ideas. lt has not been the product ot one, Rather, it has been an activity in which each student has had the opportunity to exhibit his own particular talent in the literary field, lt has become an integral part of campus lile as an instrument of tree speech. It is a periodical published by the students: and it is they who are re- sponsible tor its success. The Garnet is the students' own magazine. 415' Q CHARLES WILLARD HART Business Manager 1. - lidmpden- Sydney Cvllege 95-4 mmm ll rm lslx IDIWS IEIUIE M vtmumul ur llntvtlntlm Alu ultn ml Jun! ullrvtl AIO Awlnllul Iwltv tlnusu uvluurs II Ili llmmv luvu llllm lv lu! Lal! ultlvl uvvucl mini llrl JIIES lluuul will nu ru: mls! lnlln DF rluivttl llltslvtlv IILLIAI will! umwl ns A ull!! UF VME Dui! Elm: gi Dlllbbifhilggvbli UF VIE UNT rr YK! PIIIINEIIII CIUIUIWDII M l ry I HAMFUEN ' SYDNEY CULLEUE ' ' ur J 4'-- FM 'i'- - L I' ,er 7lne ?vrtq-nine -M, 1 M Q.. Aexzfgg-I S I 4 JOSEPH BARRYE , E WALL, JR. ' 33 H Co-Edifor 'A if A ny , Ll ik up ' Q 5 , ., v r ' ,l m w if f , , . , .V , ' F4455 . 1 L. M . , CLAUDE PRITCHARD ..,.,..,..... . .Co-Edi+or BO WALL ..... BOB HUTCHISON. LEROY HAILE. . . Meade Wriqhl John Roberlson Ausfin Sydnor Neil Wyriclc A, A. Adkins Billie Millner Bob Ennis Neil Wyriclc EDITORIAL STAFF . . , .,Co'Edi'ror Sporls Edilor . ..Circulalion Manager NEWS STAFF Dave Marlin Charles Pusinelli Carler Coqhill Alex Robinson SPORTS STAFF Frank Fuller Garreff Leonard PHOTOGRAPHERS Bobby Cundill William Foreman Dick Anderson Kendall Parlcer Bruce Chandler Mac Tyler George Freeman CARTOONISTS Dave Marlin QM. CLADIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD, JR. Co-Edifor gre A 2, Sal f. ', E wx Til: any 2g , - -1 W' QS. 'BGL xlf 485 First row, left fo riqhf-Sydnor, Wyrick, Marlin, Pusinelli, Parker. Second row-Millner, Coghill, Robinson, - Wright, Anderson, Adkins, Tyler. 96 anna.. We THE TIGER is The Hampden-Sydney newspaper. ll normally appears every Monday during The school year, and in addilion 'ro lceeping The sludenls posled on silualions and evenls here on The Hill, il carries arlicles of general inreresl To The sludenl body a+ large. This year THE TIGER was headed by Bo Wall and Claude Prirchard, bolh of whom produced edilorials ol a qualify in keeping wirh The lradilions of This paper. The business affairs were managed by Elmore Nolan. ELMORE NOLAN, . Bd' Shirev Charses -Hogman Bill Clarke Jael: O'Connell L. P. Bland Charles Binford r ff'-N hi' BUSINESS STAFF . . . , .ELsr-ess Mana., r Harvef. Lifes Fred Seal? Charles Meseley Herry Lleberl E. K. Landis James Brings 1 , RICHARD ELMORE NOLAN Business Manager f- ...D he-E'JI1Q -sv--4 inns-non 36 Firs? row, Ieff To righf-Wanbaugh, Clarke, Shirey, Hoffman, Richardson. Second row-Moseley, Lieberf, Haile, Bland, O'ConneIl, Briggs. HAMFDEH SYDNEY COLLEGE mlm our asf nn' us nz I n r Inns: nz rrnsunss Lua mum Lrmrwna , m m A cuuc. H' 1 9 X .41 nn vm :su 1 us uns mnmunununrn .n I nun mm nn mu umm no Amman num. nnusu nmurs. rr us 1 unvm mu mu: uv vu: Luv: u umm, marc: umv nn anis mass: vm an ru: naar an a nusvrsx msvmv :ruin num ' U.. fnssrr -U - ' L cz us our r 1 nu au up 'E I I ul I I u T The 1949 ffaleidewcvpe Seated, left to right--Dr. Allan, Cralle, Harris, Ramey. Standing-Woodson, Pritchard, Johnson, Fox, Jones. DEBATE TElllVl Having lost no men by graduation, the debate team launched into full swing during the fall under the leadership ot Dick Harris as president and Jim Cralle as manager. Tryouts were held in the tall with Nelson Fox. Emerson Johnson, and Beverly Jones being selected, thus bringing the total to eight members. The club adopted the title of the Hampden-Sydney Senators, and will continue using that name in the future. During the fall the Senators viecl with Randolph-Macon Women's College, Lynchburg College, Georgetown University, George Washington University, and the United States Naval Academy. They also attended the Tau Kappa Alpha Convention at Randolph-Macon College. In February they made an extensive iourney North, where they debated with Columbia University, West Point, and other colleges in the vicinity ot New York. Spring saw them participating in the T, K. A. Convention at Roanoke College, as well as the Strawberry Festival at Mary Washington College, thus ending an eventtul year. TAU KAPPA ALPHA l Honorary Forensic Fraternityl Claude Pritchard L, G. Cralle Robert Ramey Dick Harris Walter Woodson 1 , l l 98 -- 1 G -3 isl' row. lei? fo righ?-Mo'ief, We-Ier, Anderson, Coghill, Cole. Second ro.-1-Bray, Sluarf, Talley Ressel, Williams, Sites. Tniro row-Warren! Scott, Binlord, Malrhews, Woodson, Passanok Wyrick. .IUNELEUHS OFFICERS ARTHUR K. STUART ..... ,,,.,,, ..... . , Presidenl DANIEL E. BRAY .,.,... ..... . Vice-Presidenr CHARLES C. TALLEY, . ....... , Secrelary-Treasurer MEMBERS Richard Anderson Russell Hiclcs Joe Ressel Jalhan Slone Charles Binford John MacDonald Fred Scoll Tom Vail Carler Coghill Bob Malhews Bill Shands Hugh Warren Charles Grissel Afwell Morley William Sires Dan Wexler Vance Hall Jalze Williams e Jongleurs, +he drarnalic club of Hampden-Sydney College. is made up of sludenls who are inleresfed in drama-nol from a professional sfandpoinl-bul because of lheir inleresl in +he slageu and The fun lhey gel' our ol being associafed with il. The club has a poinl sysrem whereby all rhe members musl do a cerrain amounl of worlc in order lo mainlain Their membership slanding. Perhaps +his is one reason why lhe members of The club, lhough ir is relarively large, are so enlhusiaslic and inreresfed in lhe club. Each fall and spring, the club presenls a play in collaborarion wilh 'rhe Slale Teachers College Dramalic Club. The fall play, The, Adrnirable Criqhronf' was presenfed before a large and apprecialive audience. The spring play, given on Founders Day al lhe Slale Teachers College, was enioyed by a large number of sludenls from bolh colleges and also by The alumnae ol lhe Slale Teacher's College. ALPHA PSI OMEGA IHonorary Dramalic Frafernilyl Hugh Warren Pal Slriplin Carler Coghill Bill Har? Arrhur Sluarl Charles Talley Franlc Brooke Dan Bray Edward Goodwin Tom Vail A J-Xl I HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE mumrn rl me islx lulrus wan: rx: nwunnmn nr aluminum Ann um nm aan: ruuvnu nn luminal 1 svum :lcusu mmnvs uv us annum ma mln nv vu: Luv! nr umm mms: nun nn was 543511: 'rlflfilnllf II'flH'il'2'-ini' L v uursux ns A umm nr 1K5 uuss M rltllvrlnul Dlvllm I . , 1 or mm M cm 1 Lmni: sumnnahnifrlgvmirlgzsilili 7lce 1949 Ka eido cvpe li I. E E li I. l.l B , OFFICERS DICK HARRIS .... .,.... . ..PresidenT RUSS MacDONALD . . . . . . .Vice-PresidenT P. M. RANDALL . . . , . SecreTary and Treasurer CARTER COGHILL. , . . .Business Manager CHARLES GRISSET. . . . .Librarian DAVID I. CLINE Direcfor CARTER COGHILL. , , . .AccompanisT Under The new and capable leadership oT Mr. David I. Cline, The club has changed liTTle in iTs organizaTion, buT changes have been made in The Types oT concerTs and The Types oT music. More emphasis has been placed upon numerous smaller concerTs, ioinl' worlc wiTh S.T.C. has been abandoned lwiTh The excepTion oT The ChrisTmas progaml, TormaTion oT a quadruple quarTeT has been made, and The Yearly Spring FesTival does noT include The usual oraTorio, buT consisTs oT a special program by The club iTselT. Among The numerous ciTies visiTed This year were: Richmond, Lynchburg, MarTinsvilleg Danville, Roanoke, Waynesboro, STaunTon, CharloTTe CourT I-louse, BlaclcsTone, and Farmville, Va.: Raleigh, N, C, Greensboro, N, C.: CharlesTon, W. Va.: and Louisville, W. Va. Many inviTaTions Trom colleges Tor concerTs were received: among Them, one Trom SwaThmore College, Penn. OrganizaTion This year has been emphasized more and The new music room in Mclllwaine l-lall has given Mr, Cline a place To hold his special sighT reading, music Theory, and solo insTrucTion classes. All in all, The Glee Club has made iTs place among The acTiviTies on The campus, and our hopes are Tor iT To sTay There Tor years To come. T' HARRIS MacDONALD RANDALL COGHILL 100 -. 5 5 -fl N N -Q ,sb , .N-hw I N -L6 W-Vi N. N-. 'lf PVISPVNN, f la ll . '.-. 0, ' 0- M -14,7 t, . ,, , - - 1. ,. fi.. '.u J . , .1 if 'AV' 7.-Q, 'yi ' -. -' 1 '-,ix 4-XXI'-' N . . 4-A 4 U. 1.6 -.lv r sg '- f xfr X 4, N- jg, . z A,. fv .' 'lf x . 1 I -,N -' r, , 1 ., ,g .. 1 -X xfm, ' I f - I, ,K NN. kv., , ., -N4 . -I ,. wh' - ! Ax. ' V ' , I 1 , ,-., 'U' ' 1 ii x .X ' -. ff , Z, J.. . ,. . -K, . . ,,',., X r r . ',..,1 2 ...A . ...- -,rl , ?f ,,.1 lee 1949 Ha eidv cvpe BILL SHIREY. . BILL FIELD . . CHARLES TALLEY LeROY HAILE. . MEADE FREEMAN L. Ponion D. Brown W. Massie J. Elmore C, Lovinq F. Nicholls Moore FauIIcner Sfrofher Wood Messmer Morgan Dyer First Row: Leif To Righiz Field, Shirey, Talley. Second Row: Morgan, Loving, Brown. Third Row: Dyer, Moore, Haiie, Hamlin, Massie, BIIH BELL CLUB OFFICERS MEMBERS F. T. C L. B. D Hamlin Moore Brown Harvie ' Wrenn Moore . . . . .Presideni . . .Vice-Presidenf Secrefary and Treasurer . . . -Promofer . .Head Trainer B Grosedose M. Goodioe R Lee T. Joyner S Lee T. Boggs Due Io ihe wide spread inieresf of Ihe siudenis for a sporf fhai everyone can Iearn and proiif by, Ihe H-S Bar Bell Ciub was presenfed Io Ihe coIIege, II' has been Ihe fasfesf growing organizafion on Ihe campus and many have I:eII' Ihe 'Iasfe of a new and richer Iife 'rhrough ifs heaI'rh promoiing qualifies. During Ihe year Ihe club has been working hard Io ger Hs members in shape for The Coming evenis if is going Io presenf. The club pians fo hold weighrhffing and handbaiancing confesrs nexf year whiIe promofing many side sporis as boxing, wresrling, and fencing on ihe campus. -f- . .. fre.-, A xl llllUNllliHlllVl CLUB The Monogram Club gave several dances during 'rhe year following Toolball and baslcelball games OFFICERS AMBROSE R. VULC-AN. . ......, . . .Presiclenr JAMES L. TRlNKLE. . . . .Vice-Presidenl E. H. MOORE . . . . .Secrelary WlLLlAM N. BALAS. . . .Treasurer MEMBERS A. A. Adlcins W. D. Gallalee W, S. Lee E. H. Sharp W. N. Balas J. A. Glascoclc Ci. D. Leonard R. C. Shiflell D. M. Boney M. B. Crlascoclc H. C. Lonergan E. L. Silbernagel D. E. Bray P. M. Snyder W. W, Bridges W. E. Burnelle R. J. Burlon D. G. Chapman L. P. Chewning J. R. Cook R. B. Chichester B. C. Dameron E. B. Davenporl' W. E. DesPorl'es E. E. Flora R. A. Francis J. A. Goodloe M. M. Gooclloe B. C. Greene H. K. Gruver T. R. Harrison C. S. Harvey J. L. Hunl' W. A. Hunler J. M. Irvine W- T. James W. Cr. Kirlley R. B. Lacy W. W. Lucado C. W. Milam B. M. Millner E. l-l. Moore W, V. Moore H R Miller E. W. Morgan R. B. Osburn J. J. Pofls J. M. Quarles W. M. Rixey J. C. Robinson EA M. Sprarley E. W. Taylor l-l S . ,Taylor J. L. Trinkle R. M. Venable A. R. Vulgan W. P. Wallce J. B. Wall W. B. Wall E. D. Warriner W. B. Woodson W, H, Young played al home. The money received from lhese dances and from The colce machines in lhe dormirories was used 'lo purchase swealers lor The club. af en- ne Colle e Hand Syd 9 g ' 9 I HAMPDEN-SYDNEY CDLLEEE ...- TWIDFD Il r11! ISI! IUITIIS BEFIIRE IK! IIEDLAIIIIUI DF IIDEIZIIEIIZEP AID Ill!! IDR JUN! NIIPUEI Ill! ALUEIIIUI SYUIIH. EICLISK P IRID S, II IIS mum mo uma lv E Luv! ur IIIEIIV YAYRICI KIIR I I N I II . I II WI I II ar rm. rg: cin.Lrct is nl: or rig Lnm:n rmmmnm. nmlvvr v nun .uurs l nsul um un 1 1 :asv man ar nu sms ms ns LL In my mmm s num ur r r nu M ltllvltnun DNURDN ms M The I 94 9 lfaleidmcope 'CLIE' ROBERT DIROM RICHARDS Presidenf 9 GERMAN CLUB Once again llie German Club nas made a nofable conlribulion To campus aclivilies by sponsoring llmree sels ol dances. Under Jrlie capable leadership of Bob Richards, good music and a line lime were had by all. l-lomecomings, on November rwelllli and Jrlwir- leenllw, inilialed llie season wirlw an old lavorile, Royce Sloenner, playing Friday niglil, followed by a newcomer, Jimmy Livingslon. Mid-Winlers lealured Arr Mooney's popular orclweslra, assisled by Jack Clark on Salurday niglwl. As usual, Finals were enioyed by all and proved a filling close for Jrlwe year. A word ol apprecialion from Jrlwe sludenls is cer- lainly in order for Ned Spralley, Buddy l-luglwes, and llieir decoraling commillee wlwose elllorls provided invaluable almosplwere. Pigs? g QS! is c 3 - HUGHES SPRATLEY TAYLOR WRIGHT 104 Q-A 1 5Q The 1949 lfaleido cope film 'xl Sealed, Ieff To righl-Humphreys, Winsion, Balas, Russell. Sfanding-Irvine, Hart, Glasscock, Coghill, Richardson, Wyrick, lrminger, Moore. U. P. LITERARY SUIIIETY OFFICERS Firsi Semesler BILL l lUIv1Pl-IREYS. . ..,... .... . Presidenl ARCHER JONES .... . .Vice-Presidenl LINDLEY WINSTON. . .... .Secrelary BILL BALAS . . . ..... .Treasurer MILES MARTIN. . . . .Program Secrelary JOHN IRVINE. . ...... .Censor SHEP RUSSELL. . .... Chaplain MEMBERS Bill Balas George lrminger Sandy Moore Carrer Coghill John Irvine Bill Richardson Sam Glasscock Archer Jones ' Shep Russell Sam Hari' John MacDonald Lindley Winslon Bill Humphreys Miles Marlin Neil Wyriclc ln 'rhe year l789, in Seplember, righl aller school had opened for 'rhal year, a group of sfudenls banded +oge+her I-o form whal is now lhe second oldesl liferary sociely in +he Unifed Slales. This was inlerrupled only during ll-ie Civil War and The Second World War, olher I-han Ihal' The organiza- Iion has mel conlinuously for the pasl one hundred and lilly-nine years. The organizafion is for 'rhe purpose of furihering lilerary and forensic work among Ihe sfudenls of 'rhe college. This year The orqanizafion led by Bill Humphreys, ils president has again 'ralcen ifs usual high place in campus acrivilies. 106 Lei' fc qui PVS? R5--: Ras:-1 y Ha fs:'w, 5fe.e'v5,2'v'-ri:-1 FC'-. Sec:rj R22-: De'Iy Hngies. TaIIi,', I-Ia'I, Hart, cfizsev. STUDENT CHRISTIAN IISSUEIIITIUN OFFICERS ARTHUR STEVENS . . . ..,,. . ,Presidenr I.. RANDOLPH HARRISON . vv... Vice-Rresidenf E. H. MOORE ..... .Secrefary and Treasurer TI've S. C. A. a+'emp+s Archon ifs program Io prcrn':+e True Chrisiian Iivinq and TeIIowsI'wIp among ine smder-rs. Trere 's amoIe opporrunify for Ine expressbn of ones abiIi+y in Christian worIcTI'1rougI'l cne of Ing commiffees. Sunday Scnooi is I'ieId weeIcIy by sfudenr Teachers: every Wednesday niqlnf a song service and sngrr IaIIcs rna'In our mid-'f.eeIc prayer services. NiqI'1IIy dormifory prayer meef- ings are I1eId. A+ 'eas+ If-Ice ea-cn sesson, of?-We-campus speakers or Teams are brouqI'm+ for a period oF Reiigicus Empnasis. Under Ina Mission Cornrniffee oufposr, work is carried on in severaI neighboring communi+ies, and +nis Cornrnlrnee arranges Ina drive and publiciiy concerning 'che Tiger Missionary Fund. Every sm- denr is given an cpporfuniry Io he-Ip in Ike SUDPOVT of a missionary in The foreign field. Weekly a naif-Incur program, Words of Inspirafionf' Is beamed oui over a EarmviIIe srafion. AIong s:ciaI Iines ine SociaI Cornrnirfee presenfs Hue annuaI recep+ion for new and aId sIuden+s. TI-e S. C. A. endeavors 'C perrneafe Ine We of Hue Campus, Io be of service Io The individual. 'Io :he Srudenr Body, and fo fne coIIeqe3 ir is Ihe nope of the S. C. A. Thar Inis desire is being fuI- 'fiIIed Through Hs various cnanneIs. JTX 9 I HAMPUEN SYDNEY COLLEGE .i- um run mu umm: nn Ammon' STUIIY. EICLISI PIYRIOYS, IT 'IS mucwv im uma uv fur Luv: ar num. mm: num nn ,mfg umm um an ru: nm anna or ruvsvccs msmuv mum aww num: ns: mm or wr cuss M712 Sm' 'I1I.II'i.5v3Tr5i rn nnuvmm enum. an ar a p Sq ey eye w'.rs1:.za:a:'r..i1azz.2:z:f The I 94 9 Ka eidmcope Leff To Righf: Hughes, Wall, Trinkle, Copley STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE COMMITTEE FOR l948-I949 JAMES L. TRINKLE ..........,.,. ...........,... C hairman CHARLES R. HUGHES, JR. HORACE OTIS COPLEY J. BARRYE WALL, JR. The STudenT AcTiviTies ComrniTTee is The oTTicial body To represenT The STudenT Body in all maTTers arising beTween The STudenT Body and The Board oT TrusTees, The AdminisTraTion, The FaculTy, and any oTher groups or individuals. IT shall also iniTiaTe and help To carry oul' plans Tor recreaTioinal and aThleTic acTiviTies. The CornrniTTee also handles any oTher acTiviTies on The campus Tor which There is no deTiniTe group or organizaTion-such as arranging Tor acTiyiTies in cooperaTion wiTh oTher schools or organizaTions and ediTing The STudenT DirecToryi. This group, TogeTher wiTh The Monogram Club, chooses and supervises cheerleading aT Hampden- Sydney. The chairman oT This commiTTee also serves on The l-lampden-Sydney AThleTic Council. IOS llIGlLllNEE EUlVllVllTTEE J. L. TRINKLE . E. D. WARINNER J. L. TRINKLE . A. l-l, LIGHT . . W. V. MOORE . J. M. WRIGHT . . OFFICERS . ,Senior . . Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Class Class Class Class Class . . Presidenl Represenlarive Represenlalive Represenlalive Represenlalive Represenlalive I948 saw lhe Vigilance Commirlee malfe a slarl on rhe road +oward ils place of preslige held before lhe war. During lhe war Ilfciliiflgll was almosl dropped com- plelely from lhe freshman curriculum on lhe l'lill. l-lowever, This year The Vigilance Cornmirlee, which was so oiren heard of buf so seldom seen in pasl years, again exerled a sfeadying influence on lhe newly arrived freshmen. Finally The l-lampden-Sydney spirir has come back info realily. Keep up lhe good worlr. Ham den-Sydney Col eye JT 9 HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE mlm mv 1 IE un: vuumn nm us cz ll E D Lg! UI Y E LUV! M III IIES E If IUIRU GF Ulll Pl! DE ll' S llll U WED FB K L CE ...- ll l77l Ill! I Y IYIUI IK Il I I I I lllfl Nl lull HIIFU I ll I II IYDIU. IIDLIII PHIIUYEI Ili IIIIICNY IIYU II IV I lllllfl IIYIICI Ill' I IIDIIOI Ill UI 'NE Yll VID il IT IILLIII IE IIIIMIIYI I I I f Ll 5.57.2 3-AML 1451315.35-'55 rn nmvmun nuulun. l FRATERNITIIES f 5 X 1 The I9 9 ffaleido cope Leff fo righf: Taylor, Piifcnard, Eure, Young, Boney, Sfriplin, Sfevens, Richards, Balas, Vi.lQan, Cliff, Hughes. OFFICERS A. H. STEVENS, JR. . . ....,.. .... P residenf W. H. YOUNG, II , . . ...... . .Vice-Presidenf E. F. STRlPLlN, JR.. . ,..... . . .Secrefary MEMBERS D. M. Boney J. A. Glascoclc E. W. Taylor W. N. Balas C. R. Hughes, Jr. A. R. Vulqan J. V. Cliff C. H. Prifchard J. B. Wall, Jr. C. H. Eure A. H. Sfevens, Jr. W. l-l. Young, Il E. F. Sfriplin, Jr. Omicron Delfa Kappa, nafional honorary leadership frafernify founded af Washing- fon and Lee Universify in I'-?l-4, was esfablished af Hampden-Sydney in l924 as Lambda Circle. The acfiyifies of O. D. K. include +he regulafion of fhe meefing fimes of fhe various organizafions and acfiyifies, fhe orienfafion of Freshmen, and fhe arranqemenf of social affairs for fhe Alumni af Homecomings. O. D. K. also acfs as an inferagenf for fhe Aclminisfrafion and fhe Sfudenf Body. Membership in O. D. K. sfands nof only as an honor of pasf achievemenf, buf as an incenfive for fufure accomplishmenfs. Recenfly, membership in Lambda Circle of O. D. K. was conferred upon Roberf Porferfield, founder and direcfor of The Barfer Theafre. :I ml l' 112 . ,Qui . lflvwz xS'av5,J'iE ,., Sealed, Ennis, Flafax Trlnllel Prfrchafd, Rlghadi, Scalar. Stnmzlrfg: Jones, Col.-.lzefjl Morgan Peale, GI-wen, Rives, Veaen. OFFICERS CLAUDE H. PRITCHARD. . JIMMY TRINKLE. BOB RICHARDS. ARCHER JONES. BILL MARTIN , . BOB RICHARDS . FRED GIVEN , . DOUG CHAPMAN FRANK FLORA. JIMMY TRINKLE BILL GROSECLOSE CHUCK EURE . WILSON RIVES . BOB ENNIS E. W. MORGAN BILL PEAKE . CLAUDE PRITCHARD . MEMBERS Hampden-Sydney College . . . . .Presidenl . . Vlceflnreaidenf Se-crelary-Treasurer . .Chi Phi . . . Chi Phi , .Sigma Chi . ,Sigma Chl , , Kappa Sigma , . Kappa Sigma , .Pi Kappa Alpha . . Pi Kappa Alpha . Kappa Alpha . Kappa Alpha . . . ,Thela Chl , . , ,Thefa Chi . Lamba Chi Alpha .Lamba Chl Alpha I IIAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE mmm rm s al us mon: mnmun um moi Ann nn on an Alnnuzfn I nv A v AA Ima v I ms anno n stirs rn um mn mmsu: s lnm nr mr u Ass EAT: RIM c bh'i'f.313?nSis'SE nt rnnlvvnun cmcu. I .41 ul A lx u 1 ml arm u n IA r mu mn lun svulu. ncusu vA aunts. I1 AS lnnumw Ina wlu lr NE Lnvf nr umm uvmnl u l I lis nnvsnl an u r I ur u sn if www n A L L I ul A -'.' : Tab , L E. A Pl' Rl ff. Firsf Row: Dyer, Milam, Savage,S'rriplin,Cl1oafe. Second Row: Clemenfs, Cunclifl, Field, l-laile, Bev- erly Jones. Third Row: Knor'r,l.eecl1, Prifchard, Seffle, Seward Fourlh Row: Sfrollwer, Churchill, Freeman, Huff, Hundley. Fifflw Row: James, Joyner, Nevin, Peake, Ponfon Sixfh Row: Roberfson, Sfeplwenson, Trevveff, Boggs, Gales Sevenllw Row: Biddlecomb, Brisenline, George. Richard Hassold, Roberf Hassold Eigl'l'rl'1 Row: Donald Jones, Landis, Palfeson, Polls, Talboff Nin'rl1 Row: Tyler, Wanbauglw, Williams Noi' Picfured: Sfone am6da C'lri 14,264 Emmell Roach Ellicl' Rcberl Kenl Dyer McLin Sheddon Che-are, Jr. John Bellcn Clemenrs Bobby Edward Cundifl William Wiafl' Field I-rank Firzhugh Churchill Harry Meade Freeman, Jr. Wallon Loclrelr Huff Willoughby Shelron Handley, Ralph Willis Biddlecomb Levi Thomas Boggs, Jr. Harold Kelly Brisenfine Michael Henley Gales Henry Horlensius Gecrqe, lV J FRATRES IN FACULTATE Phillip l-liiirvenaline Rapp FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I949 Claude While Milam Eraslus Pain Slriplin, Jr. Class of I 950 LeRcy Yellcll Haile, Jr. Beverly Bryan Jones Harvey Vance Knoll Malcelrn Russell Leech Class of l95l Wilberl' Theodore James, lll Wayland Thomas Joyner, Jr, Edwin Powell Nevin George Walker Palfeson, lll William Crane Pealre Class of l952 Richard Carl Hassold Roberl Wilkinson Hasscld Joseph Donald Jones E. K. Landis, Jr. Ronald Slohrer Pell: David Cooper Wilson Earl Roland Savage Claudius Hornby Prilchard, John Howard Sellle Halcher Powell Seward Fred Anfhony Slrolher, Jr. Charles Lear Ponlon John Alasrair Roberlson Waller Roberr Slephenson William Sluarl Trevvefl, Jr. Jalhan Noell Slone Sluarl Allen Talboll Colberl' lvlcLaurine Tyler J William Couller Wanbauqh, Jr Jalre Earl Williams HAMPDEPI SYDNEY CULLECE rwmn rl ml Sl arms IEW!! YIXVMAIIIU U IDBI M Cl I I1 un mr llrntll n Lntlllll Sinn nc rsu I I Hampden- Sydney College L I I num I n Inu Iv1 E Luv: ar mmv mn: r nv nu J Iss I msn: : :mr v r nm man or nusvszx ms mv rrun nu Imam ns I Inuu or ru! cuss FLT-C 'nm' 'hhii'.-i1S'E ' f mon or vln vmul :maui l X 3 ,. Y ' , Af? A7 Firsf Row: Balas, Sliiilefr, Taylor, Van Ness Wood, Cowlierd Second Row: Groseclose, Hughes, Lonergan, Lua caclo, James Morgan,5l1arp Third Row: Sliirey, Silbernagel, Sprafley, Trinlcle William McLean, Bridges Fourfh Row: Brooks, J. R. Cook, W. N. Cook Foreman, Frey, Funk Fif+h Row: Fuller, L. R. Harrison, Kemper. Kin- ney, Lindsay, R. P.lv1cLean Sixfh Row: Moomaw, W. V. Moore, Nolan, ScoH, Leonard, Robinson Sevenfh Row: Howard, W. S. Lee, Sfeele, Baldwin Clarke, Clary Eigh+h Row: Genringer, Hari, Kosrel, R. M. Lee Maragon, Marshall, Milener Ninlh Row: Miller, Moore, Harvey Morgan, Pas- sano, Sclwg, Smirn, Wood Na+ Picfuredz Harvie, Misenlrelrer . wwdfi' ms. - 4:--'La Xa- f 'xv ' his if. 1. 'L xl 0 'N J -- Pl , .rQji3.i. fA l- l 1 1 L ,efrff key. '., 1 . .-- 315, -A . A I 1 . an lr ' Pl , 'W E i E' .X if es: 5 5 - 1 new-f J J 141 lea i . .ir P i 552 2 2: r 21-.2 155. ' .1 Q' i 4.-W'-'T-1 ' 4- - 1 . 1 A '- 1-:swf-as. P ESR , .5 L-455. ' J E affsf , efifrifilv 'H 'K Thomas Ed.-.ard Gilmer NVflliam Niohcias Balas Arrhor Gordon Van Ness, Jr John William Co'-.'l'erd, lll William Presrcn Gros-5-close Charles Roland Hoqnes, Jr. William Webs'er Lucado Waller Wallace Bridges Gardiner Tyler Brooks, Jr. John Reid Cook William Norman Cock, Jr. William Sidney Foreman, Jr. Amandos Conrad Frey, Jr. Roberl' Archer Baldwin William Torkinqron Clarke Charles Manfred Clary Bobby Dale Gehringer Andrew DeJarneil'e Hari, Ill Lewis Edwin Harvie Peler James Kosrel Fufure Plans FRATRES IN FACULTATE George Lyn-er 'Walker Pa-,l Tulane Alkinscn FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1949 Roraid Cooke Sniilelr Bryan Walker Wcioid Class of l950 William David McLean James Vinoenl' Morgan Harry Conway Lo-nergan, Jr. Edwa rd H e wir? Sha rp Class of l95l Thomas Moir Eunk. Jr. Franklin Harrison Fuller, Jr. Langsron Randoiph Harrison John Walker Howard Alberr Slrayer Kemper, lll Edward Pollard Kinney Garrerr Douglas Leonard James Huber? Lindsay ' Class of l952 Richard Mimms Lee William Shackleliord Lee John Parker Maragon Gordon Barron Marshall Eugene Darden Milener, lll Jacob Honler Miller George Richard Miselhelrer do -. .anvil Addison Dabney Campbell Huberl' Shands Taylor, Jr, William Hamplon Shirey Frederick Larry Silbernagle Edward Morris Sprafley James Lewis Trinkle Roberl' Paul McLean Beniamin Franklin Moomaw, Waller Vogler Moore, Jr. Richard Elmore Nolan John Curler Robinson John Simeon Scolf, Jr. Thomas Callendar Moore Harvey Bland Morgan William Moore Passano, Jr. John Buller Schug Gladslone Edward Smilh, Jr. Henry Clinlon Sreele. Jr. Ballard Presron Wood HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE mlm n mn s x umus arm: mumumv v :mm nnmnn ummm muzu nnnmm mn :msn Ham ir s un mn i 10 :mn nv vu: um or mwv mac: r nv A n miss mac wma rn: nm man nr Hampden- Sydney College rmmzx msvm :mn XIII umm ns :mn ar mr aussi LTR Sm' bhii'fJ!1-Wa ' run nin cuvm. m W Jr l Firsf Row: Baldwin, Bonduranf, Copeland, Given Hoffman Second Row: Richards, Warren, Allriend, Anderson Bryson Third Row: Chapman, Elmore, Goodman, Hufchi- son, R. E. Johnson Fourlh Row: Mcllwaine, Millner, Peery, Vansanf Berry Fifih Row: Campbell, Chichesfer, East Elcan Legge Sixfh Row: Light McClung, Macdonold, W. A Moore, O'Connell Sevenfh Row: Ramey, Thompson, Wexler, Wrighl Bridges Eighfh Row: Brownley, Coghill, Coleman, Davis Freeman Ninfh Row: Galloway, Hamlin, Hunl, Johnson Kilgore Tenfh Row: McCauley, E. M. Moore, Parker, Siles Shands, Weeks Si ma Clci Dennison Maurice Allan lrvin Blair Baldwin William Thomas Bonduranl, Jr John Daingerfield Aliriend Richard D. Anderson George Tarry Bryson, Jr. Rees Cecil Chapman Lawrence T. Berry, Jr. John W. Campbell Randolph Bolling Chichesrer Joseph Drumeller Easl' Joel E. Elcan Charles William Bridges, Jr. Charles Leland Brownley Henry Garland Coghill, Jr. William Eugene Coleman, Jr. Richard Waiers Davis FRATR ES IN FACU LTATE FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of l949 Douglas Roberf Copeland Frederick True Given, Jr, Henry William Hoffman Class of I 950 John Def'Ni:i:-sla Elmore Julius Temple Goodman Roberl' Truman Huichiscin Robert Edward Johnson Class of l95l William Randall Johnziin, Jr Wirhriofvi Reynolds Legge, Jr Arlhur l-leaih Lighr David Simmons McClung, II William Alexander Moore John Douglas MacDonald Class of I 952 George Cephas Freeman, Jr Roberr Lee Galloway Fred Eugene Hamlin, Jr. Louis Hallman Hunr, Jr. John William Kilgore Claude Ward McCauley X Raj, FN. Miiire, M.D. Rclserl Dirom Richarda Hugh Nelson Warren William Meade Mcllwaine Billie Meriweaiher Millner Charles Roberl Peery John Herndon Vansanl John Roberl O'Connell, Jr. Roberl' Homer Ramey, Jr. John Valeniine Thompson Daniel Beniamin Wexler, Jr. Slephens Collins Wrighl Edmund Moncure Moore Kendall Pursell Parlcer William Downs Siies William Ridley Shands, Jr. David Calvin Weeks J'X 9 HAMPDEN SYDNEY CULLEGE rmnm rm 5 I ln!! S umm! E IIB PVHCI YNVIDJII I USU' filo V I FIRST IUIIU :Ins its nssns v LL nr num mlg'5Ul 'ls lflifl UF ru! ULISS im e rum' 'ubiiftmivilliriig' nr: mu mn c unc 'F I L L I f4.w.,24en-si,4nei, cvzzeye X, --n. al .Q-Q. 43 ,-. 5 ,Q 41' -35' 'X ,.-r ne' 'fl' wr! .,.. SU Andrews, David Boney, Jones, Lor- raine, Taylor Second Row: Caperion, William Harrison, Wood- son Harrison, Hunf, Miles Marlin Third Row: William Marlin, Miller, Nichols, Rixey, Sawyer Fourih Row: Vail, Venable, Breeden, Larus, Mes- mer' Fiffh Row: Russell, Webb, Wood, Oppenheimer Nash Boney Six+h Row: Buchanan, l-loplcins, Horfon, King. Lindsay Seven+h Row: Sfuarl Moore, Moseley, Sydnor 120 Chi Phi Wesley Grey Andrews, Jr. David Mclfennie Boney, Jr. Bernard Mascn Caperrin William Sraari' Harrison Woodson Harrison, Jr. James Lurlner Han? Wilmer Edward Breeden Gilberi' Reed Larus, Jr. Francis Nash Boney William Miclwaux Buclianan Claclc Diclcerson Hopkins, J FRATR ES IN FACU LTATE Reber? T, Hubbard. Jr. FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I949 Arcner Janes Class of I 950 Miles Macon Marlin William Wailuins Marlin, Jr. Henry Roberfs Miller Fred Stoll Niclwcls Class of l95I William Byrne Mesrner James Sneplierd Russell, Jr. Class of I952 Roberr Gold Horfon, Jr. Roberr Wafkins King, Jr. George Wallon Lindsay Sluarl Moore, Jr. Charles Kemper Lorraine Edward Wyllys Taylor William Walion Rixey Preslon Sawyer, Jr. Tliornas Cornell Vail Ricliard Marlon Venable, Jr Blair McWlior+er Webb Bobby Terry Wood Cliarles Hilary Moseley, Jr Henry Wise Oppenlieirner Thomas Ausrin Sydnor, Jr, 3 iunrusu svnusv cours: mlm ll ml sx uanus man: nm mum a n L vu nr: 1 ns mum lm ll mm A I nw lv 1 E LUV! ar Hampden-Sydney College Ill: mr Lml :. :,.i'-.::ua'a':':z:'1lfIf5 Lnma munnl L rn-mains' E .-l 4 I I I FI l lll I UI . I ni A I , I Y 11 lil I H I IM Ill JIIIS IIDIIUI IIII mmm ar vu: war num or I. I I M llil muu enum, 0 U' f 12 9. ifgyfaqxqfb, 3- l7Rf f .U Y Q. OB Firsi' Row: Armisfead, Brooke, Copley, Dail Hansbarger Second Row: Harris, Harf, Sipp,S+epi1ens, Young Third Row: Barnes, Barllelf, Burns, Goodwin Hunfer Fourlh Row: MacDonald, Morgan, Quarles, Ran- dell, Ryburn Fi'F+h Row: Winslon, Bass, Brown, Burneffe, Craig Six+l'i Row: Ennis, Gruver, l-licks, Moore, Mc- Lauglnlin Sevenlh Row: Reeves. Richardson, Robbins, Fosfer, Glasscock, Hawks Eigh+h Row: Hufcheson, Rifcliie, Ross, Saffelle. Vincenf, Whaley Theta Clci James Henry Curry Wlns1':n Jcrn Graff Arrnlsfead Francls Jenn Brcclme. lll Horace Ons Cccley Lefcher Blackwell Barnes Rlchard Johnsen Barrlelf Charles Leon Buns. Jr. Wllllam Marvln Bass Henry Dcclcery Brcwn, Ill Waller Everelfe Burneire, Jr Samuel Daley Cralg, Jr. Jchn Hudson Fosler James Samuel Glasscock Reber' Sydney Hawks A x xxjx' N 'f lr V l , xx FRATRES IN FACULTATE Francls Gnd: lvl-irrl: Henry Bllllnger FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I949 J:hn Rcscie Dall Jern Eihils Hansbarger Richard Neel Harrie Charles Willard Harf, Jr. Class of l95O William Allen Hunrer Russel Charles Marzllenald Eyerefre Walrin Mcrqan Jchn Mirfin Quarles Class of l95I R-ber' Lea EVN: Edward LeBarcr Gczdwln Howell Lesrer Gruyer Grecrge Russell Hlclua Class of l952 Charles Allen Hulchescn Sfuarf Alexander Rirchle James Wickham Ross, Jr. Gram Campberr Slpp Weglelf Walrer Phineas Samuel Llndley Graham Sfeolnens Hi .--ard Young Munsell Randall, Jr. Benjamin Rybnrn Mlsrray Wlns' n Eldrldge H:rd Moore, Jr. William Lowndes Miauqnlln Henry Glenn Reeves Charles Robert Edward Richardson, ll Luther Salffelie, Jr. Branch Washlnglon Vlncenl, Jr Lelgh Carrlngfon Whaley, Jr en- ne Colle e liampd Syd 9 9 ,TX HAHPUEN SYDNEY CULLEGE Twmm l77! 5 U' 5 IUUIE YIXUT.-IIHU UVIUU U dll ITU JW N 'VUE' IIE ILQEI W QV U fl: 'SK YI Ufs WV IYD lf :IVV flnn U, rlusfffs VIISUE mann ns A :nm ar ogg nsvmm nn nmvmn :num us M -- nu 1 lx u vu lx I ll ll 1 I n mn I A l ul . L Pl I , lv us unu r el rv ultllv marc: uilnv AID Jllis umsul lint all Vw: rllsv IUIRD or 1 lr nu. an UI UQL fl! WL tum: ME! IS ul! ur WE 1 Q 3 a i-'tqf' 6955-les ,Ve y gi, Q5 5. Z.: Firsf Row: Eure, Mafzner, McClellan, Rives Charles Vaden Second Row: Wilson, Bland, Burfon, Chandler, James Higgs Third Row: Hughes, Harvey, Leech, Ridgeway Snyder Fourih Row: William Vaden, Borrom, Elam, Wil- liam Higgs, Miller Fnfih Row: Mofley, Reniclc, Roberlson, Smilh, Talley Sixfh Row: Roberr Wrenn, Burgess, Duncan, Maf- fhews, McGehee Sevenfh' Row: Morlon, Price, Ramsey, Williams, Roberf J. C. Wrenn ff FP 14 plea Charles Henry E-re, Jr. Gevge Ar4n.r Mafzrer Linecss Presicn Bland, Jr Percy James B-ricn Cnarles Br.i:e Clnandfer Raymond B. Bofiom. Jr. Robed Everefie Elam William Darke Higgs James Ford Burgess, Jr. Basil McVoy Duncan, Jr. Rober-+ Ssanley Mahlriews FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I949 Wiiliarn Aaiiin l'JliiCle ar Carfcn Wilson Rixes Class of I 950 James A. Higgs Brace Taylor Hngres . .., Collier Smirn Harvey, Jr. . , . Cnaries B:liyer Leech, lll Class of I95 I David Darius Miller, Jr. Virgil Aiwell lvliiiley, Jr. Anderson Minor Renicl. William H. Rcberrson Class of I 952 Hobson Cosby McGenee, Jr. Claiborne Barlcsdale Morron, Jr. Roberl' Blair Price, Jr. Cnanes Craddoizk Vaden Tnjmas Cabel Wils:n Wade Hampion Ridgeway Philip Melaricnircn Snyder, William Carringion Vaden Edwin Smilli Cnarles C. Talley Reber? Brenarnan Wrenn Robert Ernesl Ramsey Derelc William Williams Roberf John Coclwran Wrenn TV 9 A iunpnzu svmazv cause: mlm me s nan s wane mnmsnn ar umm nzligiing ann r s uma or rn s in ns vm un mv isa: s IGB! mm cuss or rn M cams: s an nr E Il I Il I1 IDI I I I I um me mu xsuvuzu nu AL n swim. ucusu mums. iv ns 1 nuucwv inn :mc nv rut Luv: nr umm uma: mnv nn uns ILUISFII 'I I NE FIN T D V SI ll I ll llll Il I I maui: munmm ds-vrrmnlsisr nr mzsuvmuu cuulcu, 4 ,.-,, Go? Q 59.04 . 9543, :3 ll - R.: vfgtuzlt-A, A 'YS 3 Firsl Row: Flora, Goodloe, Lacy, Warinner Baslo Second Row: Chapman, Chewning, Glascoclc, Goal, din, Jones Third Row: Lovelace, Osburn, Walke, Bo Wall Bill Wall Fourih Row: Adkins, Cobbledicln, Dameron, Daven port, Desporles Fifih Row: Francis, Hall, Harrison, Harville Halcher Sixlh Row: Polls, Wrighl, Ames, Amiclc, Bulling- lon Sevenlh Row: Camp, Cromwell, Davis, Dielz, Faullc- HSI' Eighlh Row: Good, Grillilh, Halchell, Hobson Holland Ninfh Row: Johnson, Kirlley, Lieberf, Marlin Prollill Tenlh Row: Pusinelli, While Kappa Sigma Graves Haydon Thompson Maffhew Maury- Goodlzie Richard John Basfo Douglas Gordon Chapman. Lynn Purcell Chewning Francis Ernesf Flora Alfred Ashfon Adkins, Ill David Sfanley Cobblediok Broun Conway Dameron Edmund Balmer Davenpcrr Jr. Sheppard Kellam Ames, Jr. Andrew Pancalce Amid: Andrew Johnson Bullingfon, Il Leon Clay Camp Joshua Rufus Cromwell, lll Lawrence Ryerson Davis, Jr. FRATR ES IN FACU LTATE FPATRES IN COLLEGlO Class of l949 Riberf Bar.-.en Lai:-,I Class of l950 Mark Briqhf Glasiiccl, Jr, Thomas Winsfcn QcJldin Henry Ludvfell Jonei Thomas Skinner Lovelace Class of l95I William Ervin DesPorfes Roberl' Alfred Francis Walfer Vance Hail Tinsley Randi-lpo Harrison Class of I 952 Charles Miller Diefz Worfhinqfon Faullcner, Jr. John Russell Good Lloyd Tayloe Griffifh William Russell l-lafcheff, Jr. Franlc Archer Hobson, lll Charles Adrian Holland lylirgan Ji hn Tiller Edwin Douglas Warinner Rcberf Beverley Osburn Wyndham Pafferson Wallce, Jr Joseph Barrye Wall, Jr. William Bidgood Wall John William l-larville Roberf Vance Hafcher, Jr. Joseph Johnsfon Porfs, Jr. J..'ian Meade Wrighf William Thomas Johnson, Jr. Warren Grayson Kirfley Henry Siegfried Lieberf, Jr. David Nafhan Marfin James Woodford Proffiff Charles Diffenderffer Pusinelli William Bingham White +x J-X 9 HAMFDEH SYDNEY COLLEGE mum m sxuarrsus an mnmunn :Ir lun: DE :funn mmm mi me :In at um Siu tv UCI. S Ti IMT ll Y E LUV! UI ntl I: E II! Alu JA Ham den-Sydney Col eye ...- Il u I I I1 K I I I I I I A lu 1 I L II I . In nrnlu . I7 IIS llnII Inn Ile lv N L vv mul x II In IES llmlnl Ill! nl Tui FIR!! IMHO DV rlulvln Yiwu!!! IILLIAI Ntlllv lnlmu ll5A IEIBEII DY YI! BLISS Elma 'rut Dotaniililrginlt DF YN: IW!!! r1 nfl Plnlvrtlul zlvlculimn W aff? f The I 94 9 lfaleido cope Leif fo right: Firsr row: Roysfer, Hughes, Brooke, Irvine, Sievens, Humphreys. Second row: Coqhill, Rennick, Harris, E Winston, Bryson, Rives, Barnes. TII SIGIVIII PHI F. J. BROOKE, III. . C. H. HUGHES, JR.. . Lelcher Barnes Dave Boney Frank Brooke George Bryson Carier Coghill Collier Harvey OFFICERS MEMBERS Richard I'larris Charles Hughes William Humphreys John Irvine David Marlin Claude Prirchard Andrew Rennick Wilson Rives Lassiler Roysrer Presfon Sawyer Arrhur Slevens William Waison Lindley Winslon . Presidenf Secrela ry Era Sigma Phi. nalional honorary Greek and Laiin lraiernily. is composed of men on I'he campus who rank high scholaslrically in Greek and l.aiin, and show a deliniie inieresr in ihe languages. The pur ose of Era Sigma Phi is Io promoie-inleresl in Greek and Laiin on 'rhe campus. This inieresr is nor iusr in rhe respeciive languages ihemselves, buf also in The culrure and hislory ol rhe nalions. Bela Thela Chapier, ailer inilialing several new members, had a very successful year, wiih all l'he members raking an inieresled pari in 'rhe aciivilies of Ihe lraiernily, and wiih Dr. Thompson, our sponsor, lending an able hand all Jrhrough The year. 128 I' Y-1351 is W 1---MA 111 : YVQHWJ'-Lf 1,. u ' Sholiihlyv . -,,,,..,. V:-,Q 1 , l mi-: 1 :nm an A.. .au 5 FH .. 4 L. S . ' an ,:, manure. i - . ......f'li-'.'-'Iii in-sue N. i I :imma-JN 1 Qfsnszu.. idbuw-1 1 in-was' U1 nn- Qyf -41- FirsT row: Siriplin, Gouldin, Flora. Second row: Nolan, I-larij Richards. Prilchafd, Cliff. Pl DELTA EPSILUN E. F. STRIPLIN, JR. . . ...... . . . PresidenT F. E. FLORA. . . . . .Vice-PresidenT R. D. RICHARDS . . . . Secrefary-Treasurer MEMBERS J. V. Cliff T. W. Gouldin E. F. STriplin, Jr. C. Fl. Eure C. W. l'-larT J. B. Wall, Jr. F. E. Flora R. E. Nolan J. M. WrighT C. Fl. PriTchard Pi DelTa Epsilon. naTional inTercollegiaTe iournalisTic TraTerniTy, has a membership consisTing oT The ecliTors and business managers oT The various campus publicaTions. The Hampden-Sydney ChapTer, charTered in I939, seeks To coorclinaTe The pub- licaTions, honor leadership in The Tield oT iournalism, and bring +oge+her The ediTors and business managers OT The college press. The TraTerniTy iniTiaTed Tive new men lasT Tall, bringing The ToTal acTive membership To eleven Tor This session. I 9 I I - HANPDEPPSYIJNEY COLLEGE .-.i mmm il mn :su :minus asm: nz nmunninn ur iunzvznnuco nu mm run .nm umm un mmm: 1 svum, fucusx rumors. ir sus nmicuv :nu as un lv 1 5 Luv! nr uamv. mms: r nv no mass unison vm on ws nnsv anna nr nwsvzrs. msmm vnmni uslnv unrusul ns A mann ar ws uuss SEM: PS-TEETTIT-ii5J3,'T'T ' ' mr vnzssvvznnu cnuniulimw at The I 94 9 Ka eidv cope EN E if xi Xi Y Lefl io rigl-f: Firsi' row: Clemenls, Hudson, Armislead, Cliil, Vulgan, Dyer. Second row: Savage, Morgan, Balas, Tunsiall, Glascock. Third row: Reed, Wilhers, Slevens, Cimino, Wilson. Fourfh row: Elder, Stoll, McLean, MacDonald, McLaughlin, Sfephens, Given. OFFICERS JOHN CLIFT ,.... AMBROSE VULOAN. JOHN ARMISTEAD, . . John Armislead Bill Balas Bernard Caperlon Carl Cimino John Clemenls Jack Clifl Bob Dyer Sam Elder Fred Given MEMBERS Jack Glascock John Hudson Bill Marlin Russ MacDonald Bill McLaughlin Bill McLean Jimmy Morgan Beniamin Reed Earl Savage . . . . . Presidenl . . . . Vice-Presidenf . . Secrerary-Treasurer Fred Scorr Wesley Slephens Ari Sfevens Wyllys Taylor Jesse Thompson Palmer Tunsrall Ambrose Vulgan T. C. Wilson George Wirhers Wirh rhe obiecr of promo-ring inlereslr in science, Gamma Chapler of Chi Bela Phi mainlains exhibilrs of lhe various sciences in ils show case in Bagby Hall, sponsors lrips +0 various lacfories and planls in lhis area, sponsors oulside Fpealcers and pre- senrs programs ro Jrhe srudenf body. Several men will be los? by gradualrion in February, buf lilleen new members were inirialed af a banquer given in The Commons 'rhis fall. Picnics and olher acfivilries are planned for lhe members rhis spring, so The chapier looks forward 'ro an un- usually aclive and successful year. 130 v .,, . Y. .yr ,. ww f 'N ,ni iy.4 'l x -3 qt,5df:E 7 fr It .Nc ' ' ' f'. 5.7593 Q-i!!, ff.w Q A . .F Leif to righf: Firsr row: Elder, Irvine, S1'7plf'i. Se:on-3 row: Haff, Balasi Winslon, Cliff, Coghill. SlElVlll UPSILUN OFFICERS ..,.PresidenT . .Vice-Presidenl . , . Secrelary SAM ELDER , . . NEIL WYRICK .... ....,. LINDLEY WINSTON. . CARTER COGHILL , , . . slreasurer MEMBERS David Boney Bill Balas John Irvine John Cliff' Sam Elder Bill Hellman Carfer Coghill Bill Hari Pal Slriplin Neil Wyriclc Lindley Winslcin Sigma Upsilon, nalional honorary lilerary lralernily, came back lo lhe campus lasl' fall, ready lo go aller a big year ol chapler reorganizalion. Meelings were held during 'rhe year al which various members gave informal discussions ol lilerary lopics. Lale in Jrhe fall, news was received +har 'lhe original chapler al Sewanee was re- organizing lhe lralerni+y's nalional selup. Sphinx Chapler immedialely re-allilialed wiih 'rhe new nalional organizalion. A represenlalive from Sphinx Chapler was senf lo 'rhe nalional reorganizing convenlion, which was held al Sewanee Universily in Tennessee on April 23 and 24. The chapler, now a member ol a slrong nalional group, loses live men by gradu- alion, buf loolcs forward To a banner year in l949-SO. HAMPDEIPSYDNEY COLLEGE .L- mmn rl mn :sn lnmus arrows nu mzmnninn nr inumnnnco nn um rua am: nnvnn nn :Lemon svnm. ucusn n mars, iv us mum nun anna s ru: Lovi nr umm. uma: nmv nn mas umsnl Isa: nl m nnsr man ar nusvrzs msimr mmm muy .'!?'fi 3 iYPJ.G'E'E'lJ'GIE 'ms mme nmmuu M WE . v I ll Hampden- Sydney College l FEATURES 132 ni xf N X .f A XM-Ji .- ,. -4. -l Xl MISS LOUISE TURNER s9l'lJe,9el'lC!el'ltff MRS. JOHN VINTON CLIFT I2 JQ,,,,,a MISS PATRICIA HAYWARD 'Ui 'Y igma MISS MARILYN MOORE .wefa MISS ROSAMOND KRAUS Chi phi M ISS RUTH ELLEN MEARS Jc,,,,,,a ,aaa ,Tw 1 Fll G l0RE U1 Swing your parfner! IZ, Chaperone confabula- Hon. Q31 Lounging a+ Long- wood. 14, Sl1e's my Kappa Alpha Rose. Q51 Shui' my mou+h, if I+ ain'1' ol' Michaux! fbj Spirif of '49. F Q fi O Q' FUN GAl0RE 111 123 131 141 151 167 171 191 191 Sfudying 'foo Hard? Sfrong Cokes, eh Van- san+7 Hun? fires one Fufure Tiger. Ain'1 love grand, P.M, ? Whaf are you boys doing up fhere? Well, w11a1' do you know abouf ihail More fun 'fo be married! Se+ 'em up, boys. 1101 Tsk! Tsk! Jimmy. NEXT YEAR'S ALUMNI Bill Carl Chuck Van Chick Bob Johnny Charlie Bill Frecl Oris Red EXT YEAR'S lllM I Willie George Hugh Aus Maury Bob Charlie Frank Dick Charlie Bob Bill HUME- CUMING DECDRA Ui l2l l3l l4l l5l lbl l7l TIDNS Pi Kappa Alpha. Thela Chi Kappa Alpha. Kappa Sigma. Lambda Chi Alpha. Chi Phi. Sigma Chi. 5 chine- movuf On +he nighi' of Jan- uary 2, as +he sfudeni body was reiurning from Chris+mas Holidays, +he Kappa Alpha fraferniiy house caughi fire and burned. For+una+ely ac+u- ai fire damage was con- fined +o ihe aHic. bui' ii' mighi be said +ha'r whai' 'rhe fire did no+ desiroy, 'rhe wafer did. Our sfaff phoiographer, Fiub Ennis, was one of +he firsi on hand, and afier aiding in removing ihe furni+ure fook 'rhe pic+ures which we presenf io you on +his page. ATHLETICS i L14-:w X XL W xx , f' 1 , X, ikiii-f X - , K -' f' , -ik f s.:,I , Si 'l' -1 X 2 62? X A ' 2 Wmiv fit K V1 ' I A 0 lffiffz K f L MS? V11 iii 5 igla ting 77ger - 1948 Embarking Tor The TirsT Time on a course which should prove To be a new era oT TooTball aT l-lampclen-Sydney in The years To come. The Tigers Tools ad- vanTage oT a schedule almosT compleTely wiThin Their own class To come ouT oT The I948 campaign in enviable Tashion. l-lampolen-Syolney griolders won six games, losT Two anol Tied one during The course oT The season, Thus equalling The all-Time season's record esTablished in l92l. The Tigers 'scored I8I poinTs liusT Three shy oT a new recordl, capTurecl The l.iTTle Six TiTle, wenT undeTeaTed in Mason-Dixon compeTiTion and clealT rival Randolph-Macon a sTinging 20-6 deTeaT on Homecoming Day. Co-CapTain Lynn Chewning, Tiger halT- L ff T gl-:T J k G-Iascock fiunior Ty ccachj, Head C h M g Tll B ckfield C h Blly Hay, and L C h H y N C ne. baclc, played a big parr in leading l-lam- pden-Sydney lo ils lirsl winning season since l926. Clwewning led llwe Slale in scoring willw 78 poinls lor nine games and was voled lo llwe Lillle All-America. Virginia All-Slale and l.i++le All-Soulliern reams. l-le was lmonorable menlion on lhe Uniled Press All-America leam, run- ner-up as llwe mosl valuable player among small colleges in llwe Soullwern Conference area, and selecled lo playin llie inaugural Norllw-Soullri game al Miami, Fla. on Clwrislmas niglwl. Guard Wall Bridges received lionor- able menlion on flue Virginia All-Srale Team. lvluclw ol flue credil lor llne year's suc- cess musl be given lo Coach Morgan Tiller and bis assislanls, Billy l-lay and l-lenry McCone, and 'ro llwe undying supporl ol lne sludenl body. JAKE WILLIAMS, RUFUS CROMWELL, and PAT WALKE Managers I- 4,'.l,, 7'-my . rev' i l NS! f i, --Q 'iff' 'M - I ,L4:,?.4f A ,, -A ins' 'T7 af 5 H r 1 .mfs-si-i i- 1 'fvfiisi 'i-' 1 i.iv . isi l ' - v , 4. P v i lf M fs' 4 ., ,M yt J PJ- ,. ,M -. A is ' wi ' 5 lr hr Q sa . 4 , FQ, E -' 4 1 -5. A . , M.. ' uw , h Q ,Nd . ss 44 Y r Q a 'M s 'hz fe - .Ap Y ' '-..-,- , '-- -n.- .--Q i 'jaw' pm.:-ff -, -Hggifav - 'P,g.1'f- x RIT I wk I Hd, 5 x '59 ' 4' 1-'AN ' N' fs f 51,4 5 r 2 s 45 ,Q ,sh . ,-f i 3 'wk' . .,,.3wi 'T ' ff r 4 ff 4 1 -.4 'lx' A . I 4 Uk' .1 'Hg Al 1 I 11 ,U rx in 4. 1 5 bv 1 an I ' Ji 'W' Q' ff s,..g' 4:1 if li 'fiiiiii eine-Q Q- li . , . Avliivsvvf 147 -4 , I .-. fi. .H.wnm.., Hampden-Sydney 63 WoT'Ford 6 The Tigers opened The season by Tying heavier WoTTord in a nighT game aT SparTanburg, S. C. Chewning scored T-lampden-Sydney's Touchdown on a shorT plunge climaxing a 60-yard second quar- Ter drive. aTTer The Tigers had ThreaTened several Times in The opening period. WoTTord did noT score unTil The closing minuTes oT The game when a Tiger Tumble gave Them The ball on The 20. Several minuTes beTore, Chewning had reTurned a punT 80 yards Tora Touchdown, buT The play was nulliTied by a roughing-The- lciclcer penalTy. Hampden-Sydney I9g Guilford I2 Away Trom home Tor The second week in a row, This Time aT Greensboro, N. C., The Tigers came Through wiTh The TirsT win oT The season. l-lalTbacl4 RoberT Os- burn wenT I6 yards Tor The TirsT score. Chewning plunged Two yards Tor The 148 Too much for GallaucleT ii'-.Q 2s.,',ff'.- -, -. in ' si ' x-Q4 'fslziffi .V g ' 5- I 'MW wi al :ft 'mt li Touchdown Chewnlng! second and Then added The Third on a 55-yard punT reTurn soon aTTer The halT To give I-lampden-Sydney a I9-O lead. GuildTord came back sTrong in The Tinal guarTer, buT The Tigers dug in and held Tor The vicTory. Hampden-Sydney l9g Emory 8: Henry I3 The Tigers showed oTT beTore The home Tolks Tor The TirsT Time wiTh a hard-earned vicTory over a LiTTIe Six opponenT. IT was an all Chewning show as Tar as scor- ing was concerned. The Tiger ace Tallied on The Third play oT The game by running 62 yards Trom deep punT TormaTion and Twice more wiTh runs oT I2 and Two yards, respecTively. Again Hampden- Sydney had To reverT To deTensive TacTics in The TourTh guarTer as The Wasps rallied To come wiThin one Touchdown oT vicTory. Hampden-Sydney 273 NewporT News ApprenTice I4 The Tigers piled up an early 27-O lead and Then coasTed The resT oT The way as They annexed Their Third sTraighT win. Osburn sliced oTT I2- and I5-yard Touch- down runs early in The game and con- TribuTed a Third TD plunge laTer in The game To lead The oTTensive punch. Chewning crossed The goalline once on a IO-yard sweep in The second quarTer. The game was played aT NewporT News. Hampden-Sydney 7: Richmond 28 The TirsT deTeaT oT The year was ab- sorbed aT The hands oT a rugged Rich- mond eleven, which goT The iump on The Tigers Trom The sTarT wiTh Two quick scores. For The remainder oT The game I-lampden-Sydney puT up a deTermined TighT. which Tinally resulTecl in a lasT- minuTe score on a I6-yard pass Trom QuarTerback Numa Bradner To I-laITback C5aT Leonard. In The Torward wall, Bridges and Tackle Claude Milam gave a good accounT oT Themselves wiTh almosT 60 minuTes oT rugged TooTball. ' ' ' x Recipe Tor L Hampden-Sydney I3: Sewanee 20 Decidedly sluggish Trom The rough baTTle oT The weelc beTore, The Tigers wenT down in deTeaT Tor The second and lasT Time-buT noT wiThouT a sTruggle. fXTTer spoTTing The Tennesseans a 20-O lead, l-lampden-Sydney came roaring back in The Tinal period To score Twice on The sTrengTh oT 29- and 60-yard passes Trom Bradner To TleeT-TooTed Chewning. The game, which was sTaged aT Roanoke, ended wiTh The Tigers Trying desperaTely Tor a Third Touchdown. T iTTle All-American Hampden-Sydney 39: GallaudeT 0. Back aT DeaTh Valley again, The Tigers Toolc a breaTher beTore The imporTanT clash wiTh Randolph-Macon by pasTing an ouTclassed GallaudeT eleven. Chew- ning scored Three Times in approximaTely one guarTer oT playing Time wiTh runs oT 20 and Three yards and an 85-yard run- baclc oT a pass inTercepTion. An I8-yard pass Trom QuarTerbaclc Doug Chapman To End Bill Lucado was good Tor a Touch- down early in The game. Two oTher scores came on a 55-yard pass play Trom Bradner To l-lalTbaclc Clarence l-lolland and a Tive-yard plunge by Fullbaclc l-lowell Gruver. Gruver also placelciclred Three exTra poinTs. Hampden-Sydney 20: Randolph-Macon 6 ApproximaTely 3,500 l-lomecoming Tans were on hand aT DeaTh Valley as The Tigers rolled over The Yellow JaclceTs in a revenge baTTle. l-lampden-Sydney Toolc a 7-O lead in The TirsT guarTer on a Touch- down plunge and an exTra poinT booT by G-ruver, buT Randolph-Macon managed To close The gap To one poinT aT The halT. In The second halT The Tigers wenT ahead To sTay wiTh a 35-yard Touchdown heave Trom Chapman To Lucado. The clincher came laTe in The game when End Bob Francis lrnoclced The ball ouT oT The hands oT a Jacl4eT back wiTh a vicious Tackle and Then Tell on iT in The end zone. Bloclz Thai' kick! Hampden-Sydney 3Ig CenTre 2I Playing The Tinal game aT Danville, Ky.. The Tigers closed ouT The season wiTh an impressive win over The Praying Colonels. The Tamiliar Chapman-To-Lucado passing combinaTion accounTed Tor Three Touch- downs, while Chewning and Csburn were Chewning p responsible for The olher Two. The game ended wilh l-lampden-Sydney on CemLre's Two-yard line and an 80-yard punl relurn by Chewnlng was called back during The game. Olher players noir previously menlioned lows for yardage who were ourslanding lhroughoul The year include: End Chuck Pusinelli, Tackle Claud McCauley, Guard Waller Moore, Cemler Joe Polls and l-lallbaclcs Bill and Bo Wall, The laller of whom served as able co-caplain Tor The Tigers. 'im Ain- C' FirsT Row, lefT To righT: Gehrinqer, Saffer, Clary, Camp, Johnson, Whife, Kosfel. Second Row: Buchanan, Miller, Dieh, Proffitt, Hobson, Freeman, Maraqon. Third Row: WaTson lmanaqerl, Lee, Boney, Moore, Lighf, Williams, Glascock lcoachj. Jay- Uee ?oot6all The I948 Baby Tigers could noT gaiTe Tollow The example oT The VarsiTy Team, buT They neverTheless managed To bring crediT To Themselves wiTh a Two won and Tour losT record Tor The year. Greenbriar MiIiTary Academy puT on a display oT power combined wiTh exceIlenT running To down The Jay-Vee's I3-O in The TirsT game oT The season, played aT DeaTh Valley. The Baby Tigers bouhced back in Their nexT conTesT, however, edging VicToria High School I9-T3. Rouzee, LighT, and Clary scored Tor The Jay-Vee's wiTh KosTel kicking The exTra poinT. Following This game came Two consecuTi-fe whiTewashings by PeTersburg High School and Fork Union lvTiIiTary Academy, by scores oT I6-O and I9-O, respecTively. Randolph-Macon! Baby JackeTs edged ouT a I3-6 vicTory over Their TradiTional rivals, wiTh The lone Hampden-Sydney Touchdown coming on a run oT abouT 45 yards by Hobson. In The Tinal game oT The season, The Baby Tige-r's re- Turned To Torm by blanking ouT-The Farmville All-STars ZOVO. The scores came on a punT blocked by Lee and recovered in The end zone by Camp, a 50-yard TaunT by Gehringer and a pass play covering 30 yards Trom lvlaragon To Moore. Gehringer also kicked Two exTra poinTs. Much crediT is due To The Two coaches, Jack Glascock and Jack Goodloe, as well as To The enTire squad, Tor The splendid spiriT and TighT which They displayed boTh in winning and bowing in deTeaT. The adminisTraTion and The sTudenT body ioin TogeTher To wish Them a successTul season in I949. 153 'Z af., I ham F-irsf row, leff fo right: Mlsenhelfer, Vulqan, Balas, Taylor. Second row, leff fo right Dameron, Johnson, Hunf, McLean. Third row, Ieff fo riqht: Procior lCoachl, Shelfon. Sharp, Gruver, Van Ness lManagerj. iomllaqn Ka lzetball 1943-49 -i ' l T' 1 2. li y- 3. -3 A, 1. - N 12' 1 GEORGE S. IG-UMMYJ PROCTOR Coach RESULTS OF THE SEASON . . . . . . . .673 Bridgewaler College. . . . . .43 . . 7lg Towson Slale Teachers College. .52 . . 777 Union Theological Seminary . .29 . .503 Dulce Universily. . . . . . . . .58 . .581 Lynchburg College .... . .43 . .62: Medical College of Va.. . . .44 . .591 Roanoke College. . . . . .39 . .453 Bridgewaler College ..... 4l . .627 Randolph-Macon College . . .34 . . 693 Weslern Maryland College . .4l . .561 William and Mary ..... 67 . .591 Universily ol Richmond . . . . .47 . . 601 Universily of Richmond . . . . .57 . .7Ig Roanoke College . .43 . .637 Medical College of Virginia . 43 . .65: Lynchburg College . . .45 . .781 Gallaudel College . 4l . . 54: Johns Hopkins University . . 52 . .643 V. P. l. . . 58 . . 773 Randolph-Macon College 40 . . 89: Newporr News Apprenfice School 57 ..68:V.P.l.. . . 66 BasIceTbaII season: a Time oT The year dear To everv Hampden-Sydney sTudenT was anTicipaTed in V748 wiTh even more Than usual relish. This was due To The TacT ThaT Tour cT lasT year's sTarT- ing Tive reTurned Tor anoTher year on The hard- wood. CapTain George Bales having graduaTed. Also since in I947-48, Coach ProcTor's club produced a very respecTabIe I I-9 record. iT was reasonable To assume ThaT This record mighT be improved on. This assumpTion proved To be more Than iusTiTied as The season wenT on. Co- CapTains Bill Balas and Amby Vulgan. Wyllys Taylor, and Jimmy I-IunT were The reTurning regulars Trom lasT years squad buT The oTher posT on The sTarTing Team was held down by a varieTy oT players. Capable reserves, always a scarciTy, were The number one problem on Coach ProcTors IisT. This problem was solved by The presence oT Two newcomers and The marked improvemenT oT several Tormer J. V. squad mem- bers. The newcomers were Dick MouseI' Misen- heITer and Maynard Reynolds. As The season wore on Bill McLean and Chubby Sharp were invaluable To The Team. Coach ProcTor unveiled his smooTh guinTeT To an appreciaTive home audience early in Decem- ber wiTh BridgewaTer Turnishing The opposiTion. The Eagles were snowed under bv a 63-43 counT. AIThough BridgewaTer boasTed iTs besT Team in years, They were no maTch Tor The Tiger sharp- shooTers. Scoring honors Tor I-Iampden-Sydney were divided beTween Balas, Vulgan, Reynolds, and McLean. The nexT game was sweeT revenge Tor an unusual, To say The IeasT, deTeaT The Tigers received Iasr year aT The hands oT Towson STaTe Teachers College oT Maryland. ThaT was The game in which The Bengals were Torced To Tinish wiTh only Three players. This Time, on The home courT, I-Iampden-Sydney poured iT on wiTh a smashing 7I-52 vicTory. Vulgan and Taylor were The number one Thorns in The Teacherls sides wiTh eighTeen and sixTeen poinTs respec- Tively. Following an easy 77-29 vicTory over The Union Seminary, Dulce UniversiTy loomed up To mar The Hampden-Sydney vicTory slcein. As usual, The Tigers puT up a splendid TighT buT Dulcefs Two Team sysTem Tinallv wore Them down and The Blue Devils came ouT wiTh a hard ToughT 58-SO vicTory. Bill Balas led ali scorers as he has Tor The pasT Three years in Durham. ' ReTurning To sTaTe compeTiTion, The Red and Gray cagers Turned in Two lopsided vicTories over Lynchburg College and The Medical Col- lege oT Virginia. The Tollowing game was a 'musT on The I-Iampden-Sydney schedule. The opponenT was Roanolce College deTending sTaTe champions and The same club which adminisTered Two deTeaTs To Coach ProcTor's charges lasT year. This Time The Tigers were diTiniTeIy on'i and They really piled iT on giving The Maroons Their mosT humiIiaTing home courT deTeaT in many years. Balas, Taylor, and Vulgan provided mosT oT The scoring punch in The 58-39 vicTory. The Tollowing nighT, BridgewaTer gave The Bengals The scare oT Their lives Torcing Them To come Trom behind Tor a 45-4I Triumph. IT may be noTed here ThaT up To This Time BridgewaTer had been beaTed only Twice, boTh deTeaTs doled ouT by I-Iampclen-Sydney. This game was very :os+Iy in +ha+ Co-CapTain Amby Vulgan received a Inee iniury which IcepT him ouT oT many con- TesTs. ConTinuing in Their winning ways on The road, The Tigers made Their TradiTionaI rival Randolph-Macon The nexT vicTim. The ..IacI4eTs were never in The ball game as The TalenTed Bengals led by VVyIIys Taylor almosT doubled Their score wiTh 62-34 win. This game marlced The TirsT appearance oT Mouse Miselhelrer as a sTarTer and The diminuTive Treshman guard showed every promise oT becoming one oT DeaTh VaIIey's greaTesT players. ReTurning home. The Tigers raclced up anoTher Mason-Dixon Con- Terence win wiTh a 69-4I Triumph over WesTern Maryland. Taylor conTinued in his hoT sTreaIc and pumped in eighTeen poinTs Tor scoring honors. The nexT conTesT wa: wiTh William and Marys Tall Indians who boasTe-:I The naTions lead- ing scorer in CheT Giermalq and a hosT oT oTher sTars. I-Iampden-Sydney sorely missing The TalenTed play and sTeadying inTluence oT Co- CapTain Vulgan, wenT down in deTeaT 67-56. Even in deTeaT Coach ProcTor's men proved Their meTTIe by a sTirring rally in The Tinal Ten minuTes which had The Indians Tearing Their hair. Maynard Reynolds Topped boTh Teams in scoring wiTh sixTeen marlcers. X The day aTTer The posT-examinaTion holidays, The Tigers came up againsT Their arch Toes. UniversiTy of Richmond Spiders. Pre-game publiciTy in The Richmond papers had already added The game To The Spider's vicTory column buT Trom The looks oT Things ThaT nighT, The Tigers had noT had much Time Tor The papers because They Turned The Tables and sTung The Spiders wiTh a 59-47 deTeaT. A parTisan DeaTh Valley crowd roared wiTh approval as a TighT Bengal defense did noT allow The visiTors a Tield goal Tor The TirsT eleven minuTes oT The game. OperaTing like a veTeran in The pivoT shoT, Bill McLean Tore The neTs wiTh nineTeen poinTs To aid The Tiger cause. Four nighTs laTer Coach ProcTor Took his boys To The Blues Armory in Richmond Tc- meeT The Spiders again. IT will be remembered ThaT Hampden-Sydney had never won a game in The Armory, and local papers. recognizing This TacT, had again Taken The Bengals lighTly. They were again disap- DoinTed as Hampden-Sydney won ouT in a Thrill packed conTesT, 60-57. Bill Balas climaxed his baskeTball career wiTh a sensarional perTormance ThaT will noT be TorgoTTen by The Two Thousand Tans who jammed The Armory. Aside Trom collecTing TwenTy-Two poinTs, alThough being guarded by Two men, Balas puT on an exhibiTion oT Tloor work and passing skill which proved his righT To The All-STaTe osiTion he holds. How- ever iT was Wyllys Taylbr who puT The game on ice when, wiTh The score Tied aT 57-57, he puT in a push sho+ Trom The corner wiTh only seconds leTT To play. The vicTory was especially sweeT since Richmond had saved iTs besT brand oT ball Tor The game. buT The be-sT was noT good enough Tor The Tigers ThaT nighT. Fresh Trom These sTirring vicTories. The DeaTh Valley boys broughT Their seasons record up To TourTeen vicTories againsT Two deTeaTs by virTue oT Three home conTesTs. Roanoke College had The misTorTune To hiT The Bengals on one oT Their besT nighTs and The lvlaroons were snowed under by a 7l-43 score. This conTesT sewed up The LiTHle Six Championship Tor Hampden-Sydney. Fol- lowing Two more wins aT The expense oT The Medical College and Lynchburg College, The Tigers journeyed norTh To VVashingTon and BalTi- more To Take on Two Mason-Dixon Toes, Gallau- deT and Johns Hopkins UniversiTy. Due To ill- ness, Bill Balas was leTT aT home and his absence was noTiceable especially in The Johns Hopkins game. ATTer Turning in an easy 78-4l vicTory over Gallaudet The Tigers were pressed To.The limiT To eke ouT a 57-54 decision over Johns Hopkins, aTTer blowing a huge halT-Time lead. MisenhelTer Took over scoring duTies Trom his Tellow Townsman Balas and led all scorers in boTh games, garnering TwenTy-Tour againsT Gal- laudeT and TwenTy againsT Johns T-loplcins. lnauguraTing Their Tinal home sTand, The Tigers TreaTed on enormous audience To one oT The TinesT displays oT baskeTball ever puT on by a Hampden-Sydney Team. Unleashing a brillianf scoring punch and demonsTraTing The virTues oT Tine Teamwork and spiriT The Bengals upseT a high-Tavored V. P. l. Team by a score oT 64-58. This vicTory was all The more remarlcable when iT was realized ThaT Two oT The Tiger sTarTers were playing wiTh iniuries which would have benched lesser men. Bill McLean had a badly sprained anlcle and Wyllys Taylor was olaving wiTh a splinT on his Tinger which he had brolcen The day beTore. BoTh oT These boys saw TorTy Tull minuTes oT acTion and needless To say ThaT wiThouT Them vicTory would have been impossible. Using a diamond oTTense againsT Techs zone, The Tigers zoomed inTo an early lead largely as a resulT oT The miraculous seT shoTs oT 'lMousel MisenhelTer who piled up sevenTeen poinTs in The TirsT halT. The Techmen were able To cuT This lead down and would have gone ahead excepT Tor The Timely shooTing oT Taylor and MisenhelTer and The passing OT Bill Balas who seemed To have eyes in The back oT his head. However The superior heighT oT The boys Trom Blaclcsburg began To Tell and aT halT-Time The score was Tied 34-34. Early in The second halT The Tigers were sTunned by The loss oT Bill Balas via The Toul rouTe. This loss was somewhaT compensaTed by The loss oT Two Tech sTarTers around Tive minuTes laTer. Amby Vulgan came in Tor Balas and proceeded To help carve ouT The Tiger vicTory wiTh his sTeady Tloor play and greaT shooTing. Meanwhile The Tireless reTrieving oT Jimmy l-lunT and McLean on boTh baclcboards was helping To insure a Hampden-Sydney Triumph. WiTh abouT seven minuTes remaining The Bengals wresTed The lead Trom The Gobblers and were never headed again. The crediT Tor The vicTory should be equally divided beTween Those six boys who saw acTion7 and whose never- say-die spiriT was a TribuTe To Themselves and Their school. The Tigers wrapped up The Mason-Dixon Con- Terence TiTle againsT Their TradiTional rivals, The an . w-.,i9.i. - .. M4 K ... A ,T is. '02 - ,fa-2 if -. 41' V 4, -aa i -, iv' N. 157 Yellow JaclceTs oT Randolph-Macon, by dealing ouT To The JaclQeTs a 77-4l deTeaT. This vicTory was even easier Than expecTed. When The Ben- gal regulars leTT The game early in The Third guarTer, The JackeT score was sTill in The low Teens. Bill 'STicl4s McLean was The lcey man in The Tiger aTTacl4. This vicTory enabled Hamp- den-Sydney To boasT an undeTeaTed record againsT Mason-Dixon Comference compeTiTion. This made Them The TirsT Team in comcerence his- Tory To compile such a record, WiTh only Two games remaining on Their slaTe The Tigers, hav- ing sewed up all TiTles in sighT, were looking Tor- ward To The Mason-Dixon ConTerence Tourna- menT in WashingTon. For 'ihe second Time in Three years. Hampden-Sydney was crowned sTaTe baslceTball champion Tor iTs overall record againsT sTaTe compeTiTion, boTh Big Six and LiTTle Six. This sTands as a TiTTing TribuTe To a TighTing Team and an able coach who have molded The gualiT?es oT abiliTy and spiriT inTo The greaTesT record in The hisTory OT DeaTh Valley. Firsl row, leff fo righl: Moore, Trinkle, Larus, Brisenline, Weeks. Second row: Gruver, Milam, Salfelle, Hughes. Third row: McCone liloachl, Foster, Good, Robertson lManagery. Jay- Uee Ka ket6a I ln his second year al 'rhe helm ol 'rhe Baby Tigers, Coach Henry lvlcCone produced one of lhe linesl Jay Vee 'reams in Hampden-Sydney annuals. This squad, made up of freshmen and sophomores on lhe whole, had as ils express purpose lhe developing ol lulure varsily perlormers lhrough pracrice and experience. ln almosl' every case, win or lose, lhe bench was emplied lo gel a closer loolc al each individual under fire. ll' was wilh lhis inlenl' ralher lhan 'lhal ol winning al' all cosl which nol only produced many oulslanding prospecls, bul' a lruly oulslanding leam. ll' is of nole 'ro menlion lhal' many ol bolh lasl' year's and This year's squads saw varsily aclion during lhe course ol: 'rhe season. The Baby Tigers finished lhe season wilh a I4-2 record, losing only lo Richmond and Randolph-Macon, bolh ol which lhey delealed once. lmpressive viclories were raclced up againsl Fork Union lwice, Vlfoodloerry Foresl and Radford l-ligh School. The leam clicked primarily lhrough ils non-individualily. Using a 'l'wo plaloon syslem, 'lhe 'reamworlc of lhis squad was ils oulslanding offensive weapon. Wilhoul doubl, many ol lhe I948-49 squad-members will be seen in aclion wilh lhe varsily nexl' year. 159 First Row: PoTTs, Morgan, M. Glascock, Oakes, Silbernagel, J. Glascock, BurTon. Second Row: Rixey, Hughes, Kiriley, Harrison ChaTTerTon, Quarles, James. Third Row: Coach McCone BurneTie, Gruver Rowe Hunfer, Combellick Qmanagerl, Coach Prcicfor. Mebdll I ln spiTe oT an unimpressive record-in l-lampden-Sydney Tielded a Tairly sTrong which The erraTic Tigers TasTed oT vicTory baseball Team in iTs own class during The buT Tour Times in TourTeen sTarTs- I9-48 spring season. Coached by George S. lC5ummyl ProcTor, who declared Trom The very TirsT day The piTch- ers began To limber up Their muscles ThaT his in- experienced squad would do well To brealc even, and led by Cap- Tain Jaclc Glascoclc, The Tigers wound up in Third place among The l.iTTle 160 Six colleges of The sTaTe by virTue oT Their 3-3 wan-losT record. Old Man WeaTher had a hand in The Tigers' adverse record Tor The year. Five games, mosT oT Them wiTh Teams oT egual caliber as l-I-S, were cancelled clue To rain during The course oT The campaign. ProcTor's nine opened The season in winning Torm wiTh a 6-3 verdicT over MCV. l.eTTy Larry Silbernagel Took over The piTching chores in The 5+h To receive crediT Tor The win. Several days laTer The Tigers gave away Their chance Tor Two in a row by allowing Coach Mac PiTT's Rich- mond Spiders To squeeze Tour runs across aTTer Two were ouT in The 8Th Tor a hearTbrealcing I4-I2 win. VPI was nexT on The lisT Tor The Tigers. The Techmen adminisTered a 9-4 licking before a home crowd To bring Hampden-Sydney's record To I and 2. The counT was evened up Tor The lasT Time noT long aTTer- ward when The Tigers edged by BridgewaTer, 9-8, as Treshman WalT BurneTTe was crediTed wiTh The vicTory. A second meeTing wiTh MCV was cancelled, and Richmond scalped The Tigers again To The Tune oT I4-l.A Two day road Trip broughT a 6-3 win over rival Randolph-Macon and a close 9-8 loss To The QuanTico Marines, piTcher John Quarles being 5' 1 gqglrflaa awarded boTh decisions. lT was in The 4Th inning oT The laTTer game ThaT Tigers Jack Glascock, RoberT Osburn, and Randy l-larrison poled Three consecuTive home runs on Tour piTched balls-a record ThaT is prob- ably unegualled in cellegiare base- ball. The Tigers nexT suTTered Two home deTeaTs beTore breaking inTo The win column again. W 84 M subdued ProcTor's nine, I3-3, and Lynchburg eked ouT a las+ minuTe 9-7 win as The Tigers blew an early lead. The Roanoke College Maroons were nexT on The menu, and l-lampden-Sydney puT on one oT The besT shows oT The season by shuTTing ouT The visiTors, IO-O, behind The Three hiT Twirling oT ouTTielder Mark Glascock. The Tinal Tour games oT The season resulTed in seTbacks Tor The Tigers. Randolph-Macon, William 84 Mary, Virginia, and Lynchburg were The Teams ThaT Turned The Tide againsT The Bengals. AlThough several deparTmenTs leTT much To be desired, The hiTTing oT The TiC1ers was excepTionally good. Third sacker Osburn Tinished The season wiTh an average oT .397, Tollowed closely by CapTain Glas- cock l.382l and his broTher Mark l.386l. Bill l-lunTer clouTed The ball aT a .429 pace in his TourTeen ap- pearances aT The plaTe. 91 R N J Q 'Q an abf? '!'fU 5L4-Nga Firsl Row: Robinson, Wall, Shelfon, Rives, Sleele, Hunt, Bowling, Russell. Second Row: Coach Billenger, Leonard, Bagley, W, Cook, Bland, Elmore, Wood, DesPorles. Third Row: Miller, Clarke, Moore, J. Cook, Whowuuif. Fourlh Row: Adkins, Cromwell, Morgan, Smilh, McLaughlin. Jay- Uee Ka eball Hampden-Sydney's l948 Jay-Vee baseball leam, under lhe capable guidance of lvlr. Billinger, underwenl' a fair season as lar as lhe records go, bul even beller was lhe experience Jrhal ils members received. lvlany ol lhe group will be in line lor lhe Varsily squad nexl season. Bill Wall was one who jumped lo lhe Varsily in lime lo win a lelier lhis year. The season's record slood al lwo games won and lour losl. A home and home series wilh Randolph-Macon resulred in a splil wilh l-lampden-Sydney winning on lhe road. Vincenl' Shel+on's five for five performance in lhal game was an oulslanding achievemenr. Bill McLean received credil in a relief role. ln lhe loss al home, John Robinson, wilh four hils, and Jimmy l'lun+ and Mui Bowling, wilh lwo each, slood our for lhe Tigers. Again al Dealh Valley, l-lampden-Sydney came from behind wilh eighl runs in Jrhe eighlh lo win our eleven lo nine. Wilh Gal Leonard gelling lhree hils and Bill Russell lwo, Bill McLean piclced up his second viclory al' The expense ol Richmond. Greenbriar lvlililary Academy sei down lhe Tigers in a wild ballle sevenleen 'ro lourleen wilh Russell hilling lhree limes and Shellon and Rives lwice. Al Richmond, The baby Spiders gol revenge by deiealing l-lampden-Sydney lhir- leen lo live, despile a pair of salelies by Shellon. ln lhe finale, once again al home, Fork Union lvlililary Academy showed loo much power lor lhe lillle Tigers as lhey won our iourleen 'lo live. Shellon, banging our Three hils, finished lhe season wilh a neal .4l4 lo lead lhe hillers. Bolh viclories wenl' lo Bill McLean. A high spiril' prevailed all season and il is lhe hope of lhe Kaleidoscope rhal lhe experience lhese men garnered will send lhem lo lhe Varsily, where lhey may in The lulure exerl lhe old college lry 'lor l-lampden-Sydney. 163 First row, left lo righf: Green, Bray, Chapman, Wyrick, Galloway, Cook, Irvine, Edwards, Morris. Second row: Miller, Driver, Rice, Snyder, Lacy, Chewning, Bales, Sprafley, Tomkies, Tiller fcoachl. Third row: Harvey and lr 1 l jx MORGAN TILLER Coach Hutchison, Managers. Track Early in April, Coach Morgan Tiller issued a call Tor Those inTeresTed in Traclc and he was greeTecl by six reTurning leTTer- men in addilicn To a Tew oTher promising Thin clads. Through- ouT The TirsT Two weeks The Tigers were hampered by bad weaTher and The condiTion oT The Track was such ThaT They were unable To geT in any beneTicial worlc. As a resulT The TirsT meeT wiTh Randolph-Macon Tound The men in red woeTully unprepared, as The 82-49 score indicaTes. The Tigers Tool: only Tour TirsTs1 Two oT which were garnered by Lynn Chewning in The IOO and ZOO while George Bales Toolc The high jump and P. M. Synder The shoT. In Their second ouTing, The Bengals showed greaT improve- menT buT leTT considerable room Tor more as They wenT down beTore The NewporT News ApprenTice School 72-59. Chew- ning again Tools his Two specialTies and Bob Lacy accounTed Tor Ten poinTs by placing in The high and low hurdles and The high lump. 164 The Tigers broke inTo The win column aT Lynchburg when They deTeaTed The Lynch- burg College harriers by a margin oT 49 poinTs. The Red and Gray loolced like a well balanced Traclc squad as pracTically every man on The squad brolce inTo The scoring column. WiTh only Three days resT Coach Tiller was Torced To send his men baclc inTO acTion againsT The NorTollc Division oT 'Nilliam and Mary. The Tigers were de- TeaTed by a 77 To 54 counT buT The score mighT easily have been reversed had our men had a liTTle more resT. l-lanlc Miller and Bob Lacy were double winners, Miller Taking The 440 and 880 and Lacy Tashion- ing vicTories in boTh hurdle evenTs. The Tollowing SaTurday, The Tigers wenT inTo acTion again, This Time in The LiTTle Six meeT. Much To The surprise oT every- one, The Bengals came ouT second, iusT Tour and one-halT poinTs behind The vic- Torious Roanoke College aggregaTion. The exTenT oT our men's improvemenT over The season can be noTed Trom The TacT ThaT They Tinished ahead oT The same Randolph-Macon squad which had all buT doubled The score on Them earlier in The season. George Bales seT a new LiTTle Six record in The broad iump when he goT oTT a leap oT TwenTy-Two TeeT, Two and Tive- eighThs inches. Bales also Toolc a TirsT in The high iump as Chewning ancl STerling NebleTT Toolc TirsTs in The 220 and shoT respecTively. This meeT was easily The Tigers besT oT The year. A small delegaTion was senT up To The Mason-Dixon meeT in WashingTon. While The Tigers did noT Tare so well in poinT ToTals, Bales conTinued in his record break- ing ways by erasing The Mason-Dixon marlc in The high jump when he soared over The bar aT a heighT oT six TeeT and one-halT an inch, AT The conclusion oT The season, George Bales was elecfed To lead nexT year's har- riers. lT is To be hoped ThaT by I949 The DeaTh Valley Track will have had suTTicienT worlc done on iT To be suiTable Tor home meeTs. Pave H pi .N ff! -, ,X ' 0. .. g, .L , ,,., X a hw , T ! . 4,45 L a.'1f'TT' ,MIN ,MM fe ix 4- - .. - '1 l i BarTIeH, Allen, Thompson, Howard, Rixey, Taylor, May. 6 DR. FRANCIS CHIGO, Coach CAPTAIN WYLLYS TAYLOR Burdened by The weighT oT a sTiTT schedule, Tiger golTers did noT Tare Too well in The won-losT column during The I948 spring season. BuT Hampden- Sydney did come up wiTh an improved Team Trom The preceding year and gave evidence ThaT a brighTer day was ahead. Under The guiding hands oT Dr. Francis Ghigo, The linlcsmen managed Two vicTories Tor The season as opposed To nine seTbaclcs. The Two wins were regisTered againsT Vlvll and all-impor- TanT Randolph-Macon. Sophomores Sam May and Bill Rixey alTernaTed in The number one spoT ThroughouT The season, while Wyllys Taylor served as boTh capTain-elecT and Team manager. OTher members were Jesse Thompson, John l-loward, Charlie Allen, Dick BarTleTT and laTe- comer Randy l-larrison. T A X -Sf .. sq. H H A if 4 JT' r-I , H H H A ,.. H A ., A . ' g S f x ff' 'T ' if-56 4,9 -f i,ff'fff.,.l aaa..--.,:...,,+,.' ki A - , 7 T -it , ' FirsT Row: Sharp, Chichesfer, Carson, Flora. Second Row: Bond, Bo 7 0 n It A l-lampered by The loss oT Tive leTTermen from lasT year, The Hampden-Sydney neTTers, led by CapTain Jimmy Trinkle, wound up The l948 Tennis season wiTh a Tour and six won-losT record. SuTFering Their TTrsT se-Tback aT The hands oT The sTrong Richmond squad, 6 maTches To 3, The Tigers losT Three more maTches beTore regisTering in The win column. WashingTon and Lee Trimmed The Tigers in Two consecuTive maTches by idenTical margins, 6-3. ATTer losing a 7-2 decision To V. M. l.,'The Team bounced back and scored iTs TirsT vicTory wiTh a 5-4 win over Roanoke College. A loss, The TirsT oT Two susTained aT The hands oT Lynchburg College, was Tollowed by Two 7-2 decisions over Randolph-Macon. The second win over Roanoke College l7-2l was Tollowed by a close 6-3 loss aT Lynchburg To conclude The season. DespiTe The Tour and six record, The 'Tigers managed To cop second place in The Mason-Dixon ConTerence and a second in The LiTTle Six, losing only To Lynchburg in Con- Terence compeTiTion. Ralph Carson was The mosT consisTenT winner, racking up eighT wins and one loss in single maTches and a Three and Three record in doubles. The Team is looking Torward To a successful season nexT spring. 167 les, WesT, Trinkle, Woodson lMgr.j 9 JIMMY TRINKLE Capfain STAUNTON VIRGINIA X LEXINGTON Calleqe nmml Imlaqrnphlj CompIe+eIy Equipped To Render The I-IigI1esI Qualify CraI+smansI'uip and an ExpediIed Service on BOII1 Personal PorIrai+ure and PI'1o'roqrapI1y for CoIIeqe ANINIUAIQS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE KALEIDOSCOPE NEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO. COIVIPLIMENTS or ik' K'NGA.!ZIQFID CO' LEWIS G. CHEWNING 0 REALTORS Purveyors of fine meafs for over one hundred years. 530 E. Main SI. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA For I'I1e besi' In meafs ask 'for ik KINGANS I Save WTTI1 Safe+y by Pafronizi g WILLS-CAMP CO. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
