Lynchburg College - Argonaut Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)
- Class of 1931
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Copyright by KARL OKEs Enlroa-IN-CHIEF WALLER BELCHER BUSINESS MANAGER HOMER FERGUSON ART EDITOR 1931 VGGHLVQ17 H R 6 0 D H a is 1'H'3'1 PR HQDBE HE Goths were great builders, they gave to us one of the greatest of architectural periods. Now that they have given us their best they pass on with the thought that they have accomplished something. Likewise we feel that Lynchburg College has given something to the world that it will long cherish. IQ 51 GHG .FIRGQDHZZIZ6 THE YEAR BOOK OF LYNCI-IBURG COLLEGE LYNCH BURG, VIRGIPNIA Y PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS 3 '1' Q -3 '1 A VOL.XXI QREIMQRD WIRCINIAN fame we non: uphold and it shall never fail. Virginia siands oui in the Blue Ridge like a great king. Lynchburg College is represeniing Vir- ginia as a school of true chris- tian spirii and sportsmanship. As a symbol of hours of friendship, joy, and loil for old L. C. the ARGONAUT of '31 has endeavored to luring io you the happenings of the past year. GQDGGDGS Canto the First THE CAMPUS Canto the Second THE COLLEGE Canto the Third THE CLASSES Canto the Fourth ATHLETICS Canto the Fifth THE FOLLIES 19 51 DEDIICATHON ln acknowledgment of his constant devotion to the college, of his unbound love for the students, whose efforts have always been the very best, we, the Junior Class, dedicate this, the twenty-first volume of the ARGONAUT, to our true friend and faithful sponsor, Stephen Williaimis 1-f'- fai- -l. l.:- -' .T-. f.. 1 - , - f .. 2 -T-fy, 'y.:'.L f. AT- xg.-,il A l-vii'-': --' ,Q ' 'E-f.'ZL '- 'E 5 5.-. -... Af, A -. J- ':f.':.'.-'.:---' - .-,wf , ,Q-1 qu lb- .I S .-'--f',..'-,'.1f-,mi -. I Ezyki..-,E ' .FTA ,. N . an-.V ' ' 1fM,y'1.,-V ' fQf'1lr3E' . , -- - gr-,,1 . ., , . -A-55.1.-, 5.-1 k .f :MV F 7 1 ' - 4, N -W-.. r V. -. -tj ..,, ,U -SQ Z 21.12-.-5, , n .r ,, . F... ,-. '.'.v ': . I lfffvfr L .,J.-5 , 1,1-:..1g', , L Lay.. , , .. ..5. 'Rei' .1--,I 3- 1:..:.:.:, K . Lu nw:-' A 5'.1 ..1,- '-.1 f-.Twf . 'v-. 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LIPSCOMB ,............ FRANK MARSHALL ....... W. M. NORMENT ......... M. M. ORNDOFF ......... A. E. ROBERTSON ........ S. T. SNEAD ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, C. D. M. SHOWALTER ........ DR. G. C. TRUMBO .......... F. W. MCWANE ....... J. R. MCWANE ,........ S. H. WILKINSON ........ T. P. YAGER ......... :FDCCEBSCd. T221 ..............,.....,.........Bristo1, Virginia ..Newport News, Virginia ..........-.Richmond, Virginia ..........Washington, D. C. ........BluefIe1d, West Virginia ........Lynchburg, Virginia ....East Radford, Virginia Bethany Beach, Delaware ..............BluefIeld, Virginia ..B1uefIeld, West Virginia ........Lynchburg, Virginia ........Richmond, Virginia .........Richmond, Virginia ...........Roanoke, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia .......Baltimore, Maryland .........Washington, D. C. ..........Chatham, Virginia .......I-iagerstown, Maryland .............Strasburg, Virginia ...Gibson Station, Virginia ........Chevy Chase, Maryland ...........Roanoke, Virginia .........Norfo1k, Virginia ........LynchbuI'g, Virginia ........Birmingham, Alabama .........Richmond, Virginia ........I-larrisonburg, Virginia 1111 Qpemumtm DIED NOVEMBER 17 1930 MRS. J. B. JONES fri .-gif ' A , . 1 u U I I .LI Y V. 1 v , I! ,J '4 3 .1. .:TJ:S.g'..--L New m+W::1fL':A4' ' 'L ' ' 'if 'i'T?,.,f-' QSM-2'-in . , , ' L f y L.. 5-1 , L--L. L Q ' lf W . W, - ' H112 Oflicers of . . . 'N ' . Admmlstratlon HRM! and Faculty Mg? .E gf C. L. MCPHERSON Li Dean of College J English Dcparimeni LQ Lynchburg, Va. - il 1 Y E E' Q4 MRS. S. P. DILLON f llf ..! I? Dean of Women ll il if Indian Rock, va. fu 5' L P eq Miss MABEL C. FULLER Q1 .X Librarian 5? 5' 'Q' Callands, Va. Qt 2, E! S15 Miss DOROTHY SCOGGAN qi M Secreiary io Dean and Rcgfsirar Lynchburg, Va. xi T1 1 1 ul . fl fi! l if 4 f 1+ MRS. W. G. 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W I-I IU T I 'I 4 I if MISS VIRGINIA HARRISON I Ig ' I Fi Expression Depurlmenl Washington, D. C. 2 I W Ig ' II 2 I I II' I? Ig I gi DR. OSWALD J. GRAINOER I 5, Social Science Deparimenl .Q II. A Lynchburg, Va. I If I. H II XI 'IN QI I, Ii I I IJ . I MISS GEORGIA MORGAN Ari Depaflmeni I 9 2 HI Lynchburg, Va. E I: I, If . III In MISS RUTH NI. ROOT gl EF li 3 Voice Deparlmenl I I: . Cooperstown, N. Y. Q II If Q I if Ii ' -III QIYITH . WI I If III iijfff i I I U, l5+ l! ..,,,,,, M., . n'ff -ff-f A'f-- if 211 I' j,.'ogfg::1g2fqf ?fi?i:.ig?if:i::::g:fM::1:-:-eQ..:ff:.,.,,,,ff?-67'- jffjf'6.,. le, J1g?5,JQ , -I . .-11IfA.5If5 ., ' P ' ' E'-:Zigi ' . -. E'E5'i If .-.' EVE - 5- '-1 5 A FY? Q02 A A . 443 1-nn-uv A : 1 :' ' 2' EFUE E '-T-3iQ. :: V 5 1-QE A ' 5.5-l ' 5533 5 EE ' E 2 - '.-:e E ' , 5 '-E E gi-'A I J- 1 A : l 1 K fx :A .Learning Ynjipsiudy must be. mom' . ., A WTIQGS ne'er eniqillfd from son lb 'Son:Q . - n -Cay? lFl5BLE5.A -. il l lv! R1-JF f 'A 'f E.:-J:- wi N 5-'f A 'Qf .?'a.E ll! lx 'El E Ti -' 'A .1 A '- F : :E ' ?. , - 43 521-' T f 5wfo's iq ' 9 ? vf: ' :AWE 'Q X r qcalnizql Third SEN CDRS I'IOWARD P. TALIVIAN MRS. HOWARD P. TALMAN Sponsors Senior Class Moiio: Facia Non Verban Colors : Rose and Grey Flower: Pink Rose OFFICERS WILLIE L. LYNN, JR ...... ,..... P resident ELIZABETH DIFFENDAL ,.,,.. ,,,,,, V ice-President HELEN BOYER ..... .,.... S ecretary LESLIE BLANKINSHIP ...... ,,.,,, T feasurer Is2I E 'ftgfxi 'S 5' I-:E , .,,'gf,,, j LLQQJL WILLIE L. LYNN, JR. BILL Clifton Forge, Va. Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS President, Senior Class, Treasurer, Junior Class Campus Council, 3, 4g Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Mem- ber, 35 Virginian Literary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Critic, 3, Secretary, 3, Var- sity Club, Member, 3, 4, Reporter, 45 Publica- tion Board, Member, 3, 43 Men's Student Council, Representative, 35 Critograpli Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4, Staff Member, 2, 3, 4g Track, Manager, 33 Virginian Public Pro- gram, 2, 35 Intersociety Debate, 4g lnter- collegiate Debate, 4. E331 MARY ELIZABETH DIFFENDAL IBBY Westminster, Maryland Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Vice-President, Senior Class, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Music, 3, World Fellowship, 45 Victoria Literary Society, President, 4, Pianist, 2, Member, 2, 3, 49 Paderewski Club, Vice-Presiclent, 4, Member. 2, 3, 4g Women's Glee Club, Member, 43 Pub- lic Program, Victoria, 45 Head Monilor, 4. E341 HELEN VIRGINIA BOYER Poms Woodstock, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Secretary, Senior Classy Secretary, Junior Class: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, Treasurer, 43 Victoria Literary Society, Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 4, Art Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 43 Alpha Tau Iota, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 45 Women's Student Council, Treasurer, 4, ARGONAUT Staff, Art Editor, 3. l351 LESLIE BLANKINSHIP Liss Clifton Forge, Va. Applicani for A. B. Degree HONORS Treasurer, Senior Classg Student Body, Secretary Treasurer, Platonian Literary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, Vice-President, 35 Varsity Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 45 Men's Glee Club, Member, 2, 33 Football, Letter Man, 4g Track, Letter Man, l, 3, 4, Captain, 4g Platonian Public Pro- gram, 2, 3. If36J RUSSELL CHANCELLOR ADDISON Amherst, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree I: 37 il ' , L -is 'V K K- .Jia - K LMA, -, ,. ,,:,ff, , , 'mai -,, V74 , , 1 C JESSE OTHO BARBOUR ul l0RSEMAN Gretna, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS President, Sophomore Class, Campus Council, Mem ber, 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Secretary, l, Treasurer, 2, Chairman Religious Activities, 3, President, 4, Virginian Literary Society, Secre- tary, l, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3, Presi- dent, 4, Varsity Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 4g Tau Kappa Alpha, 2, 3, 4, Presiclent, 33 Alpha Psi Omega, 2, 3, 43 Scribbler's Club, 3, 4, Religious Activities Committee, 35 lVlen's Student Council, Member, 23 ARGONAUT Staff, Photograph Editor, 3, Football, Letter Man, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, Letter Man, l, 2, Soccer, 23 Inter- collegiate Debate, 23 Virginian Public Program, 2, 3. l38l I-IALLIE CRADDOCK BARKSDALE Lynchburg, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Women's Glee Club, Member, I, 2, 3, 45 Art Club Member, 2, 3, 4. l39J 1 Qifv Y-FE. , ,j,,?g ,Lf 'j:.lLii:.i: ff Y W--. -,.:..Vf -W nfgvgf--2g:sW.,.,,q 3, ' 1 I 11 ,, f 1 , f:Q5',fhf' FQ! . ,. W M11 ,i.ggi'ff :. :LM rx' Q ' fpqij. V' ' 'T-F4 if iff? ' Eiiff 5126? A AL , , 91: W r. . ,-,gy , :ff-gr. iw, A 1,4Y,,g.:,,, I aff .3 , 'l'vff.:'5y:f3,,' ff-ernggg-g'v fjJf.. Q, f- ,. T, , .L' Q, -Y .1-lr'-,1!f'ff 1vS2!1iQi:'1',fH1' .T f ' , E. A , -fi .114 . wh ' K' 1' -, ' 1' .f'-'-:Q -'ri-'fsfiffl Q-f F-4 E5 Lfifi' A .'iEg1.. 4Q::fw'ik L1 'iz' 2:1 S31 gg 'T gf if ' , j,, 4.4:.g,,2 g,,. 7 '-, ,g.Ig..LlQl2L.1,.,o J'-E , M 5 5 .u 65 H on 51' 21 2 ,. z fi ff , . ,L 'f .V , W . 'E 'Q fi ,Q . , w 1 1 ' 3' 'M v M ' Q J 1 , , n W . U 1, , N , Y f R 1 ' Y ,, I ,- , Y , , N, 7,,,, ,, fm' 'T 11. I H U fx! , , I1 4 THOMAS I-I. BLENCOWE , . . ', a Q Lynchburg, Vxrgmxa 1 '. J , , W 1 1 - -gii:.-'ig ,W ' 'r . Nl 1 Applzcanl for A. B. Degree :J 5 HONORS E 1' 1 Specs Club, Member, 4. ff Y , ' 1 1' ' EE ll '. fl! w V. ,H ., Y u 2 1 L iT-,f . W f-, pl,-.rli I f ,--Vw - v EES! . , . ! 'li31 ' 5+ Q 1' ff-7 ii -W 1 I401 fwf Hi Mxy' ll V Wefv 'Y A f K V ,Lf ,V M 1: Fi-IL. , Y. .1 ,fy AY., .li yin ' 9: U' Y 'ft VT: 'J T1 ' ' v iif,AY 3g1g,'i'Ad.,l LLOYD P. BLACKWELL UBLACKIEU Lynchburg, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Virginian Literary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Tau Kappa Alpha, Member, 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega, Mem- ber, 49 Specs Club, Member, 3, 45 Criiograph Staff, Member, lg ARGONAUT Staff, Managing Editor, 3, Track, Leiter Man, l, 2, 33 Inter- collegiate Debate, l, 25 Virginian Public Pro- gram, 2, 4. i411 MAN ll ll .ml fl I 1,1 e i be Q j Lag-M., W- ' -ff'--'1 -' e,Hl, 'lg ll lil , a f- :-la. . ,N x 1 1 ff , Eg.. in , lil f - 5 , . , F1 X H' .51 T3 13? ln? 1 Y l A, 5, Yi J t ,V in gv,i A, I B lf'5l ' i 1 'ski-3 1' , v gig, .Y,,,YY Y - ff.. Y - 0 , F ' ' ' , l fl ll Ili LA V ll l i t 3 4 l ll A ,ii ,vi-7' ' l ll ll f . , l ,4.,l A . , ' ying. , .1 J 1 rl' ' , , ' Q x 3 ,591 l , , ,,....:ffl , l J e . ' 'A 'VCTTQZ' . ' :I Y , rl-1-Ee? .T--4 ,l - ll 1 lgltfiliil- l A .. . I , I 'fsfl 1 i i l lliiillin l w A-L.. t 1 l lliiiifm xl . Nl l 1 ,ijlqf 537. Ill l lt llW?f.'if' f V . 'l ' l,. 1 Q.. ' . fg,'l.:55ifg l Lln I ll l . y Hiywjkift ' , - ll,,,i,-wrw V , , Q V . l ngifgld al ll 1 V l - ,iffy .A -51 ' , an Iwi- 1 ..-2 ' l ilgfligi , 5 jg yl l l 53 '.'P?1.i53Lil L., -..ev - W W fr wwf 'fl 2 E' xx 't 5.5 i' ' 4' l it 'E , E iff ?' 1 'Q J: 4- Ebffgl ll MVAUDE BRUCE BELL l ' , ' Kenbriclge, Virginia .57 M2347 rn- L4 ll Q . -1-u , ,grpg 1 T ',.If.'I.TI!'HT'15?3f7 'v 1: 1'1'f z:'lmJ-'?i'm Ygh 'J ' ' . 1 A Applicant for A. B. Degree l N -I HONORS Secretary, Freshman Class, Y. W. C. Cabinet, 1 ll Member, 3, Victoria Literary Society, Member, l, W ll 2, 3, Treasurer, 3g 'Insignia Club, l, 2, 35 Wom- ll en'S Student Council, Sqqrelary, 2, President, 3g U ARGONAUT Staff, Qnganization Editor, 3-g Bas- ' ketball, Letter, l, 2, 35 Basketball, Captain, 3. ' ll, 'Tj?i-'ATM1 A , W , 1 l SQWSQ 'ji sl ?5' 5 V linll ellggiitlilgl 5 -4-S xl , - l'-'Wulf l ff 'I' 4 V l.m .M f E' , 2- i , ull, ml 5423 - t lflfllb ' ' : -- f- - f---::...QaL:54.g'-.mm-3 W ' I 4.-41, . W r .A f. - ., Q x JAMES FRANK BOWER Lynchburg, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Platonian Literary Society, Member, l, Secretary, I Ministerial Association, Secretary, I. 7 N X431 'fi V' ., , -1' Y .Tv ' V ,- . 1...,.. 1' MURIEL FRANCES CONNAUGHTON t CoNN11: Xvaslfiington, D. C. Applicani for A. B. Degree HONORS Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Vice-President, 4, Member I. 2, 3, 4g Urania Literary Society, President, 2, Member, l, 2, 3, 45 Paderewski Club, President, 4, Treasurer, 35 Sigma Tau Delta, Member, 2, 3, 45 Scribblexfs Club, Member, 3, 43 Women's Glee Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 43 Chapel Choir, 23 Women's Student Council, Member, 29 Crilo- graph Staff, Member, 2, ARGONAUT Staff, Feature Editor, 3, Intercollegiate Debate, 39 Urania Public Program, l, 2, 3. E441 .' r. 2' T if 1 'll ti' l V Y. a. .-'- . ,,-. if V Hin- , 31 1 ,11 Ill 1 11 ,1 11 T11 E ,T 1a 1Q'5-'fpffflif-Ii-1L:4.1,, - f -V ., , -jrsqx' r-3 QE. 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I Mg 111 'N' E Qtgtwgi 1' ii' 'mtiff Q- '- ' '-if 1-E:-2 l:u.l,1f1 'm 'J L1hc775:'f Wf if X111 11 I1-112152111 11 1 11 HV- -+11-ittf-1 1 -15:11 ,E-Fm. 1 1 F SAMUEL EYERETT DONALD '1 --I-12:5-.xg32i1 'A FANNYH 'AQ Q V 11 Ii-if-5 '?'f'j --ggi CI1fl0n Forge, Va. lu x? E' 1' '5' 1- -J' '11-fc 'fliif 16 lx 3 wi KM:-: , i-14,3 1 I 11 Appllcani f01' Degree E15 W 111 Ml I-IONoRs 511 1 Campus Coun 'l M 1, :l W W net, Secrelaryclalxcl El-n1?eZgx1riL4zj,.K511VI' Ag Cabi' 111 Society, Vice-President' Critic ,P itoman Lllemry 1 1 IJ! 2, 3, 4. M., .V My , ' rgsldent, Member, 1 1 lrusterlal Asso 1 Ka A , clahon I 2. T 4.PP1g lPha, Secretary-Treasurer 3 1151, '.d au 3 1 ' - C31 agfriwslsi Club' Member 5 '41 elibleexv, . 1, I-' 1 C6 , ' ' 1 . ,D S ,X fn Board uMe Ember' I' 2' 31,43 Publlcation 1 V 11 H L Y - Memlg Zm er, 3, 45 Cflfog,-aph Staff i s 1 ' - - L ,. Ckffef, 9 ARGONAUT Staff, Edi10,,in,' i ' KM 1 ,V 1 . 16 , 3, Football Squad, 3 4- T 5 3- : 11' - -5-- Letter M 2 . .' ' rack, - -'Af 1 1 4 ,J - 2 an, 13, Intercolleglate Debat PSTTTFQ 1, I Z u, 39 Intersocxety Debate, 1, 2, Washfi, -V f1 .V E1 2' I ' 1 Won Chorus, 4, Norfolk chorus, 3. ' t ,LN 'I if W t , 1 , 1 rf. 11 W 'Z 1 1 1 T451 1 L X7 :1G3,1r?iy-f-1, 1 , t 1 , 1 ,V , 1 f,, .Af , f'l's '- L- iii?-fgbi l 1 Q' 3 1 ...,Z..,-,L, ,,,,Y-:v- f Q24 Vi,-Ji-.sw i it ' - .' , 541- f N, '?f 'Q'5R' 'R :45,j3fi33-ffE'2f, EDWARD A. DUDLEY UDUDY' Monroe, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Lynchburg Club, I, 2, 3, 4. f46I sk B ROBERT FREEMAN FISHEL .. OB.. Boonsboro, Maryland Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Y. M. C. A., C. W. E., Chairman, 45 Virginian Literary Society, l, 2, 3, 4, Critic, 45 Tau Kappa Alpha, Member, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 45 Alpha Psi Omega, Member, 3, Stage Manager, 45 Specs Club, Member, 3, 45 Intercollegiate Debate, 2, 35 Virginian Public Program, 3, 4. I-171 RUTH GIVENS Richmond, Va. Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Vice-President, Junior Class, Y, W. C. A. Cabi net, Social Committee, Chairman, 45 Victoria Lit- erary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 43 Insignia Club, Member, 3 49 W0men's Glee Club Member, l, 25 Alpha Tau Iota, Vice- President, 4, Athletic Board of Control, Vice- President, 4, Women's Student Council, Senior Representative, 4, Insignia, 3, 45 Basketball lVlanager,3, Victoria Public Program, l,3,4. E481 MARY CARTER I-IUNDLEY MARY Dunnsville, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Victoria Literary Society, Member, 1, 2, 3 Critic, 33 Women's Glee Club, Member, 3, Women's Student Council, Junior Representa- tive, 3g Alpha Tau Iota, Member, 2, 3, y '4 4 M V w I-191 . , , -.:.-,,.,e,V.V-x V V Q - 9' , 'JI ' A '1 ' ,fi , , A , 'EY '- V . 5, Y f if ' 5 ' 1 .i ,f 1 CUBA ANABEL I-IARDWICK HCUBA.. Salem, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Member, 25 Victoria l.iit- erary Society, l, 2, 3, 43 Women's Glee Club, Member, 2, 3, 45 Chapel Choir, 2, 3, 49 Wash- ington Chorus, 45 Crilograph Staff, Memlier, I, 43 Hockey Squad, I, 2, Victoria Public Program. Isol 1 M f - A :Eff-'.Q'4 ' ' ,fl .ef ,M . X. 1161 I , JULIAN A. HAWTHORNE FocGiE Kenbriclge, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS President, Junior Classy Y. lVl. C. A. Cabinet Treasurer, 3, Virginian Literary Society, Secre- tary, 2, Critic, 3, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Specs Club, 3, 45 Menls Glee Club, Ig Athletic As- sociation, President, 4, Athletic Board of Con- trol, Senior Representative, lVlen's Student Council, Secretary, 49 Crilograph Staff, Re- porter, l, Headline Editor, 2, Managing Editor, 3, Ancomur Staff, Athletic Edi- tor, 3g Baseball, Letter Man, 29 Basket- ball, Manager, 35 Intercollegiate De- bate, 4g Virginian Public Program, 2. l5l1 MARY PAGE I-loBBs PAGE Lawrenceville, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Victoria Literary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, 4 Critic, 4, Paclerewslci Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 44 Women's Glee Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 2, Art Club, Member, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 43 Alpha Tau lota, Member, 2, 3, 43 Chapel Choir, l, 2, 3, 4, Crilograpli Staff, Member, 4, College Trio Member, -College Sextette, Member, Washington Group, Member, 4. l 521 EMMA ELIZABETH I-IOYE ULIZH Louisa, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Member, Ig Urania Literary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, l, Secre- tary, 3, 4, Presiclenl, 4: Paderewslci Club, Mem- ber, 3, 45 Women's Glee Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Chapel Choir, Member, 29 Women's Student Council, Vice-President, 4, Crilograph Staff, Member, 4, Urania Public Program, 2. , rsei i FLEMING DINGUS I-IUFFMAN Dime Captain, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Virginian Literary Society, Vice-President, 4, Sec- retary, 4, President, 4, Nlember, I, 45 Men's Glee Club, Member, 43 Virginian Public Program, 45 Sigma Tau Delta, 43 Intersociely Debate, 45 Washington Chorus, 4. E541 KATE I-IELSABECK 'iKATIE Cumnor, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Secretary, Sophomore Class, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Treasurer, 33 Urania Literary Society, Secretary, 3, Member, l, 2, 39 Insignia Club, Member, l, 2, 3, Secretary, 3g Women's Student Council, Fresh- man Representative, Sophomore Representativeg ARGONAUT Staff, Member, 3g Basketball, ln- signia, l, 2, 3, Hockey, Squad, I, 2, 35 Urania Public Program, 2. l55l l i t ' 'A ' 'W 5 -P.,-il? -,- 'Zz RICHARD L. JAMES D1cK Hampton, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Campus Council, Member, 4, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Secretary, 3, Religious Activities Committee, 41 Virginian Literary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 29 Ministerial Association, Mem- ber, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 25 Tau Kappa Alpha, Member, 3, 4, President, 4, Men's Glee Club, Member, Ig Religious Activities Committee, 3, 45 Publication Board, 3, 4, Men's Student Council, Representative, 3, President, 4, Crilograplr Staff, Member, 2, ARGONAUT Staff, Business Manager, 3g Intercolle- giate Debate, 39 Virginian Public Pro- gram, l, 2, 3. t561 MABEL E. KIRKLAND Lynchburg, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Ar! Club, Member, 4g Alpha Tau Iota, President, 4 l571 RANDOLPH E. LEWIS .ARAN,, Auburn, Nlassacliusetts Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS President, Student Body, 4, Campus Council, Mem ber, 4, Platonian Literary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Ministerial Association, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Men's Glee Club, Member, 3, 43 ARGONAUT Staff, Snap-Shot Eclitorg Football, Letter Man, 3, 43 Platonian Public Program, l, 2, 35 Cheer Leader, 2. r5s1' va -, ' F H. Ti .bg , Q. ' : Eze 121 li' 1 2 f ' lu 1 - l J ., . WA-. ,, g-.4,i ,,.,,, .. , ,V , 1' ' K 'di' W' K N 'i X IMI, E ,fy V' fi , i A15 ' , 1 K N .i ' 1 l,L' ll. I 1 f . l , V W i . . , 1 n ' , 4 7 MARGARET JEAN F. LONG Y Clifton Forge, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree . n lf! W HONORS A Vice-President, Freshman Classg Vice-President, Stu ' dent Body, 4g Campus Council, Member, 49 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, l 3 Urania Literary Society, Mem- ber, l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, President, 4, it Business Manager, 49 Alpha Psi Omega, Mem- l Q, ber, 3, 4, Stage Manager, 3, Business Manager, M V M F My 45 Sigma Tau Delta, Member, 2, 3, 4, Presi- lljt il A dent, 4, Scribblefs Club, Member, 3, 45 at vffffwlfxi, ,Ai Womens Cilee Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, ' ij V5 - ig. P-Q , Publication Board, Member, 2, 3, 4, Sec- it. '. . , Ljwgl retary, 3, 43 Women's Student Council, 't 1 '- T71 President, 4, Criiograpfz Staff, Member, Q ,ff. ' tx ', l, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor, Literary 1 45 'i'.- Editor, Associate Editor, ARGONAUT ll, it ' Staff, Faculty and Class Editor, 35 1 if ---. ' Handbook, Editor, 2, Urania Pub- liffi' l li lic Program, 2, 3, 4. mu ,1 re A A .ff--ff ..- A..-F--.-A ' Y--A W- - 1 - Ffr- . Y .,, i if- -. ,v -1 EVERETT LYLE MOTLEY lVloTE1.Y Danville, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Campus Council, Member, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Com mittee Chairman, 3, Virginian Literary Society, As- sistant Secretary, l, Secretary, 2, Critic, 3, Presi- dent, 3g Publication Board, Member, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 4, lVlen's Student Council, Member, 3, 4, Secretary, 43 Criiograph Staff, Assistant Man- aging Editor, l, Managing Editor, 2, Editor- in-Cliief, 3, ARGONAUT, Class Historian, 3, Basketball, Manager, 43 lntercollegiate De- bate, Participant, 45 lntersociety Debate, Debated for Virginians, 3g Virginian Public Program, 2, 3, College Corre- spondent for Lynchburg News, 3, 49 College Correspondent for State News- papers, 4. E601 is ' if i '.'.-N -wi 'L fl H v J A ...... W- J, ,,.! .i . I :A - f 1 fy 1. v .'g,. I .4 GRAYSON W. Mfxssiia Woodson, Virginia Applicant for YA. B. Degree HONORS Piatonian Literary Society, Member, 3, 4 E611 ii Yi',gifi'g?t' ' , L 7 I. , .L V . -L fri: gg ,.' z 1. 4,-,,.. -V-...W .. . 1 RUTH MILLER Roseland, Virginia Applfcanl for A. B. Degree E621 LOUISE NEALE West Point, Virginia Applicant for 14. B. Degree HONORS Campus Council, Member, 45 Y. W. C. A. Cabi net, Member, 3, President, 45 Victoria Literary So- ciety, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, Vice- Presiclent, 45 Women's Glee Club, Member, Ig Alpha Tau Iota, President, 2, Treasurer, 4, Member, 2, 3, 4. E631 J. BEVERLY NORTH TU'r Lynchburg, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Platonian Literary Society, Member, 3, 45 Varsity Club, Member, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Art Club, 4, Football, Leller Man, 3, Squad, l, 2, 4, Lynchburg Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 45 Gillinipper Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A., l, 2, 3, 4. T641 CLAUDE OVERBEY Kenbridge, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Virginian Literary Society, I, 2, 3g Ministerial As sociation, Member, I, 2, 35 Art Club, 2, 3, 4. E651 ELIZABETH STUART CBERLIN Liz -Iessups, Maryland Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Member, 3, 4, Urania Lit erary Society, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Volunteer Group, Member, 4, Paderewslci Club, Member, l, 2, 3, 4, Specs Club, Member, 3, 4g Women's Glee Club, Member, 3, 4g Religious Activities Committee, Secretary, 4, Women's Student Council, Senior Representative, Critc- grapfi Staff, Member, 2, 3, 4, Co-ecls Sports Editor, 4, Hockey, Mlanager, 33 Student Assistant in Chemistry, 3, 4, Norfolk Group, 25 Washington Group, 4. ISSJ PAUL POLLARD MSNUBM Lynchburg, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree . HoNoRs Platonian Literary Society, Member, 3, 45 Specs Club, Member, 3, 4g Art Club, Member, 2, 3, 45 Tennis, Captain, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 4, Letter , Man, 2, 3, 4. I671 GORDON TANNER PAT Big lslancl, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS Virginian Literary Society, lVlemher, 3, 4, Treas urer, 3, Secretary, 4, Specs Club, Member, 3, 43 lVlen's Sludenl Council, Sophomore Representa- tive, Vice-President, 43 Physics Laboraiory ln- slructor, 3, 4, Coach for Algebra and Plane Geometry, 4. l531 JOSEPH A. THOMAS HJOE.. Vinton, Virginia Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS ' Varsity Club, Vice-President, 3, Member, l, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Board of Control, Senior Representative Member, lg Football, Letter Man, l, 2, 35 Bas- ketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Letter Man, 2, 3, 49 Baseball, Squad, lg Football, Captain, 45 Basketball, Captain, 4, Track, Captain, 3g Gillinipper Club, President, 3. t69l EVELYN THOMPSON Doc Unionville, Virginia Applicanl for A. B. Degree HONORS Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Member, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Victoria Literary Society, Member, I, 2, 3, 4. ITUJ uw- ' . . . - , I H.. - 1 , ' . ,. - ' , I Io VIRGINIA WOLTZ ' Woo-Woo been 1, I I 3 , 'EllLQ69l4LWs9LY!r81PLe 4 1 Applicant for A. B. Degree HONORS i Y. W. C. A. 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Y,b'z' uf 'fx- -r Ln- f A L56 A 5 1' ' 1 '?ff--121-:-+7-' 5 , Z I . , Q I ig-1-1 E ? W ?'?A: iLR RMJJWQ , 'W I FRANCES BERNARD ASHBY BALIJOCK MARY BREWSTER JAMES BURLEIGH KATHRYN BERRY B. L. BROOKS VIRGINIA BELL SARAH BREVVSTER STRODE BROCKMAN NIARGARET BORDEN JOSEPH CI-IILDRESS MARY CARANISS JOHN CLEGHORN NIARGARET COOK JOHN CLORE ROBERT Cox THOMAS CLORE MARGARET DUDLEY W. W. DENNIS CLYDE DELBRIDGE DEWVITT EVANS ALLEN ECKSTINE E911 I I ' -' fr Y ,Y E.f,.4,.:VL-f- ' --- ---- - ,., I L DIARY FOWLKES VVILLIAII FILE A. J. FIELDER NORENE HUFEMAN NVINFREE I'IUGHESk PIELEN HASKINS JACK IIAGGARD ELOISE ZPIENSON GORDON JOHNS NIAEVERNON JONES ROBERT JENNINGS ERNEST JONES ROSE KOVACS EKRANK IQITCHIN ADELIA LEWIS JULIAN LINKOUS :KEITH LILLY VIRGINIA LIILLARD ' MARGARET MEADORS DOR0'1'IiY MURRAY ANIALIA MOORE THELMA MONGER I 92 1 - Af- b ,H L , L. . ,.,V .-.1A-,5Y,.fVf- MT., A ' N . - . ' . I I A E' f f'g4'mn'- A, -' 'iz' - HA- - - - ..--N - ,f Af. Q 6 wijf, T 1' E k .-nz, 1' y , 2--, -:fo-' , .. Efggg-,.L T,-. D A, Yljrvii, ' ' T Mu, ,V b., JULIA IWARTIN PHYLLLS MATTHEW GORDON OWEN ROBERT PARKER FRANCES PARKER THOMAS RAGSDALE NIIDA RUCKER RUTH RAABE ALIARJORIE SNYDER A. A. SLAYMAKER LAVELON SYDNOR WVHITNEV SWEENEY DONALD SNODDERLY STEVE SHELTON DOROTHY TREAT BENNIE TISDALE ELIZABETH WATKINS IIARRISON WHITACRE JOHN VVRIGHT RI.-XUNIDA YVALES AMMONETTE WYKLE LESTER WILIJS f 93 I , T , f. if 'I 'Sf Tglfjj 1 Asif'-QT QE, ,. TMA 'LJ -,J-Lqf , -K V E, ,-. g .f, .g..1,g.,.'. ' : - f- -ravg, ,AY-V,, ,, Y.,-VF, H V Y' S ' wr---1 ., ., ,,- W.- +-...W -.- ,.-...,.-YW. ..-- M., ...-, .S , , ,., H , -..W -.,,, ,pg .,,:w,I' I fancy l'd like to have lived ln the days of romance old, When the maidens were so fair, And the knights were brave and bold. l fancy lid like to have gone, ln the brilliant battle array. And return as victor then, To receive the winneris pay. You know I would like to have lived In a palace built of stoneg To have had a lot of slaves To attend a golden throne. I think I would like to have drunk, From the vintner's bottle too, And to have the fester come To refresh me when I'm blue. lfancy l'd like to have roamed ln a sailor's life so gay, With the ships and mighty guns And have fought the roughest fray. But these are the dreams of the age, And the world I have is realg For the things that take our time Are exacting: yet I feel, That if I could give to each act, In the daily work that's mine, Cf the thought that makes it great, And the care that makes it fine, The youth in the years that will come, In my fancy, now I see, Will be yearning for the things Through which life is blessing me. -RICHARD L. JAMES Class of 31 lf94j fwjggi, ' V, w,V 1 ,, V v 4 ,,g.,1, , f99,,',f ff 1,i ,, 11 Q Lg I 3 will Mmlg Y lm , . llw fy , gi 'V HQ V ,51 . 5, m if 0 Xf- I -, Y , T FT 2 U A , 5' 5, 1 gl hx IJ X r f- 5 E ig 1' ei wt H , w JT- ii if lx Q iu ' 'Y 'Vi ' 'il WY J: f 2. T li ri if V ll '5 ,, P .I 4 T? M 31 41147 ,5 4 bl 1112 II -'Q' Q f ,Vu v' r 4' FQ W .113 W1 w 0 uf-51 Wk' .g-- 7:-. f-f:EAi- M 1 ' 'W E X 'ifwag .. :-:QQ-., 5- , , L, A ,NW , ' 1 'Y . , A Y H A M 'W f ,T 1-' '--:ff If Y wk- - - f,.,. .f Z ,. , , ,- 1, 7 i -'V A ' 'K 4 , , ,, , N if U, W, 6,4 l C , l , .'J X 1 K. 4 - wi K Y I , , 1 1' 1 f-V fi-4 -H V ,-,:Mf,m1ff:'- 'ff' ri T'-5 ,-3, . ,. , f I W . M, -m. , , HAM ga. 'fx Q 4- . 3 .f1f J ,W Ny 1117 WX? sx x ffff X, yn, 5,6 ,- ffili !f A 5 A P W + N 'fra' . ff- ' -N ff Q X w VX SQ if ffm 1x wxyxg Qiaf ' X-X. AQ' Aff? if Q AN iwqiigl 1 fiffm,9 x.xW Q5 HN XLARTS l Expression Department INSTRUCTOR Firsl Term Second Term PROFESSOR VIRGINIA I-IARRISON PROFESSOR R. A. RALPH Archer Anderson Mabelle Bamlaer Dellaerta Bell Helen Boyer Lloyd Blackwell Muriel Connaughlon joseph Childress Hallie Caldwell Carroll Dejarnette Robert Fishel Isabel Kelley Ruth C-ivens Elinor I-lartnell STUDENTS ENROLLED I 93 I Ella Hundley Crordon Johns Curtis Jones Betty Kaluler Allan Lewis Randolph Lewis Dorothy Lumsclen Grace Lumsden Margaret Long Claude Overlney Winnifred Watson Elizabeth Walker Virginia Wingfield 5 Voice Department PROFESSOR RUTH M. ROOT Eclna Birclsong Lloyd Blackwell Alice Bralley Hallie Barlcsclale Frances Borden Marie Coffey Edriclc Candler Elnora Cheyney Muriel Connaughlon Margaret Dudley Mrs. Newton Gordon H. C. Hamilton Edna Pearl Harmon Elinor Harlnell Inslruclor STUDENTS ENROLLED E991 :VA H I Mrs. Wiston Healcl Page Hobbs Elizabeth Hoye Laura Lee Hunclley Lucy Hunclley Sally l-lunclley Miattie Knibb Cloplon Knibb Annie Lindsey Olive Ralston Lavelon Sydnor Robert Shelton Ruby Walton Winnifred Watson Piano Department PROFESSOR STEPHEN B. WILLIAMS Mattie Knilalzz Sally Hiunclley Laura Lee Hunclley Margaret Bean ,lack Fielder Winnifred Baxter Nancy Mattox Olive Ralston Elizalzxetli Watkins Elizabeth Difliendal Alice Bralley Virginia Bell Inslruclor STUDENTS ENROLLED lsalnel Kelley I: 100 ,l Elinor I-lartnell Frank Kitchin Margaret Dudley Elnora Clmeyney james Henson Melvin Watson Virginia Millarcl Katherine Kerriclc Julia Sllaclcleforcl Meredith Norment Frances Bernard Frances Borden ' Y Y ff 'q... Violin Department PROFESSOR GUSTAV A. KLUENTER lnslruclor STUDENTS ENROLLED Isabel Kelley Donald Snoclderly l:1011 ' 1 11g 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,V 1 11 1111 li '11 '11 1' 1 1 13! I1 11 11 11 11 1 1 1x 1,1 11 1 . 1 1 11 11 111 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 11 1' 11, 1 ,11 ,1 I 1 111 11' 1 1 1 15,-4111-N 'LM1 11 sf. 'if V . , ,,.1,, 11 Chester Arehart Robert Fishel Grayson Massie Allan Lewis Thomas Blencowe Beverly North Ralph Johnson Preston Harvey Edward Pool William Gillaspie Gordon Tanner Jael: Kelly Lester Willis 1 Q! 1,5--51 N? -f ---444..i,,4.,7.1eg-,, :jiisw gy t f 1 as -1 f1 F0111 K. 11 x1 111 1- i N 11 1,1 1 1 1 '11-1' 1 11 or Vmvzjiiiiwizi- ,, ,,jiQf,,,, '-'l iff35?7f7-li A-li ---'1 Jr' 11L,.1.:g -.., l.1',,,EV 1Qiai1 111411 1111 151 11,-1111 11111 1111: 1 ' 11 111 , 111 1' 11 1'1 11 1 1 11 12 11 Hi 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 '11 11 1 : 1 1 131 11 11 11 11 1' 1 11 1 111 11 13 Art Department 11 if 11 PROFESSOR GEORGIA W. MORGAN kg Instructor 111 STUDENTS ENROLLED Keith Lilly Mary Brewster Donald smith vifginia Mi111111a 11 11 John Barlaee Mary Cahaniss 'I 1 Allen Slaymalcer Norine Huffman Russell Adclison Phyllis Matthew 111 if Robert Parker Virginia Puryear at 1 Robert Jennings Marjorie Snycler William Dennis Virginia McCartney ff Betty Maphis Margaret Bean 1i f:1!y Maevernon Jones Margaret Borden Lillian Rhodes Hallie Barksdale Almeyda Bihee Page Hobbs Margaret Meadors 11, A . ' 141 11021 'lff'1111 , 'Q 'V ,..,.V. ii-'r1' '- , ,av , ' -f.Q. 1'o: 7: ,gi l'-C J f 1 vu 'MJ ll- :un ' . .sul mann- '5l- ' - 4-4 - -u dun:- -u 1 2. - .-. -'15 2 v!,f,--I T5 --4. 'Z' I-in 11 lv: gnu -4 pm- -4-vu. 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Coach MARIE HOPKINS ROBERT WILSON Cheer Leaders FOOTBALL BASKET-BALL I1061 Head Cheer Leader .......Ass't Cheer Leader Head Cheer Leader ........Ass,i Cheer Leader ,.-gi'-bl... ff L ,xx ,JG V. ' i i A ii .X I il il l i v ml i. 1 . 'f. 11, E .i rs I I 5 i 1 ilu WI .K N Pi 'J .'B'f':I .ii 'Q'z'Tl1 'i'TL'lL'i' -M lifk , -'-'fl ' N i ' 1 rl-E I... I ,,..'.i:.1f gLilQ --Y. Q.'i'iTL7:' 'J '4':T' ' 'J v ' I, A lei iirl EEN !:v,li it , . , lily? fm lei i hfifiv 3' M lliuqel 'ill' iii' .4 i- l liifll ll' ll Hi ' 3. lf -L lj, i l ll ij iff iii ' Z, 3: fx ii lf 2' 1 ' li V5 .ll ll hll ui ,i 'jgi Flj si il ii la I V if ii . Eli 1 -'i Ca V, '. si. rl El Q1 ll ill 1 ie lil 'HP l! U1 il tl ii 3 i l,. if if ll l. ll- ill F 5, i g. fl li if' l f' 'li e ll ll ll H li .' A? ig il. I QT ll E 'ill iw .V fr if if ki Record gg ii lil if l... C. .... 6 Catawba College ..... ..... 3 7 N 1 ' ll it I' 'lx M I... C. .... 0 Richmond University .... ..... 2 7 H? lg. 1 gl L- C. ..,. ..... 4 9 Bridgewater College .... ,- 7 Qi? , 1 L. C. .... 6 Randolph-Macon ..... .... I 2 li lgj -l' ll p if L. C. ,.., ..,,, 1 5 Roanoke College ,.... ,... 4 0 51 fi tl ll ln L. C. 0 Hampden-Sidney ,..., ..,., 3 3 iii iff lr C t, ll l... C. .... ..,., I 4 Atlantic University ..... 22 Ql l i A . l l X5 Ili L. C. .... 0 Gullford College ..,.. .... 3 9 ,i .f ...ite 3 a., ii fd 1 22 .QW if Ill ill? if .E V il '- ll liifi fill f 107 1 'li 'Ti fffL,,W . we I-3'l '?mf?wfiA CCIWCCNWiiiiwim 7i73l1LQl 1 L o:,f, ,,,.uR'Jf- if-1---' -'M - A' H H , 1 A ,ffff is-. 459 6 it ' P y, 152 . .1 ll ., U 'I li ig- 1 G v fl Li- 1 E i I. ir '1 .V , 1, ii! l. lT'?'ffNTHfi'f:1ii?fi-f::z.:::.:.:1:g-2-fir' LTV? xv' -ia:-Y-'1::f?:ffZ-fig:----f---M -.-.dc -.-,... 'mm fl' llfiwl ui 9: . fig W5 is 'iq f. lr ill 5'L . H r lit. : 'll ll: all 'il ii li ll 1,1 ll. gig Jim all ll ll A' ll E ii li li 9' . fl il: Q, l li ll ia? gg I-IE Hornet football season was not a success considering the number if of games won and lost, but it gave Coach Talman an idea as to the y Ni! - A ' H 'ff- Q--4- -f-fs kind of a team he could expect to have next year. - ' ig .ii The Hornets lost the opening game of the season to Catawba College, ,ii - . W ' 'H 37 to 6. The game was much more evenly matched than the score indicates. Throughout the first half the Hornets played a fine game on both offense and ll defense. This is shown by the Hornets holding Catawba to two touchdowns li in the first half. ln the last half many substitutions were made by the Hornets in order to get an idea as to the playing ability of the squad. li . . . lt Before the strong offense of Richmond University, the Hornets met cle- til feat, Z7 to O. Greater experience with a line running attack gave the Rich- ii V moncl team its margin of victory. The tackling of Parker, a first-year man for 1 K. U 1 . . . y, li Lynchburg, was outstanding in this game. ei all' ll Using an entirely new system of play the Hornets won a decisive victory over Bridgewater College, 49 to 7. This game was featuredby a fine aerial attack by Young and Thomas, and the broken-field running of Haggard. The lk f . ir-3-li I 108 J. iii? :WE vb A 9 , . . ,, , ,,.,,.-asf... . , Y, U , V ,,- , F V, lr N Y , fm'-. l N., , A.. 'S-1'-3, ,,, ,- Y VV H 'Y V Y V 'nn' di - Y p 1 11x44-1::::.:.', ' N., I 'ks W J f 1 7 1 1' l 1l.'lf...-L1.-.ff Lg 3. zu 'J ll If 'rv it 1 . 3-9 I wal al i i l M i: 5 if J ,i iw l lr X. it l 5, lf ' l li' l l l lt il l 4 1 ri X1 l i F I ,I l ll il . g' 1 1 'll ul y wi l 1 l V 5 la 1 wi lx lv yi i llxlll il l I l il U Ill l l 1 l ! t ' 4 --r will l li w iz' ii lt l 5 Q li lfl passing combination, Young to Thomas to Barbour, resulted in three touch- downs during the first half. At the start of the second half the Hornets opened up a passing and running attack that could not be matched by the Bridgewater team. The Hornets made a total of I9 first downs to 6 for Bridgewater. After leading, 6 to 0, at the end of the first half, the Hornets were de- feated by Randolph-Macon College, I2 to 6. Following a fumble by a Ran- dolph-Macon back, which was recovered by BN. Wykle, the Hornets made their only touchdown. The Jackets tied the score in the third quarter by a strong aerial attack and in the fourth quarter made another touchdown after an eighty-yard drive. Playing their first night game of the season, the Hornets were defeated by Roanoke College, 40 to l5. The Hornets were placed at a great disad- vantage because of the absence of Thomas, captain and star halfback. The lights also caused frequent fumbling on the part of the Hornets. A fumble by Roanoke behind their own goal line was recovered. by a Lynchburg player lg and resulted in the Hornets' first touchdown. The first half ended with the MQ ll ll Q, f 109 1 V tfir .. 1 3 H 3 y..,g,,g -a,g.:,:t':ie ,g.,J,p::g..,,.. .ic , I W Mi f Ai score I3 to 9 in favor of Roanoke. The Hornets started the second half with renewed spirit, but began to weaken toward the latter part of the game. The work of Haggard was well noted in this game. Hampden-Sidney defeated the Hornets, 33 to 0, in Death Valley. The defense and offense of the Hornets failed to work properly in the first half and resulted in several touchdowns for Hampden-Sidney. ln the second half the Lynchburg team presented an entirely different offense and defense. Although the Hornets failed to score, they penetrated close to the enemy goal line a num- ber of times. After holding a I4 to 9 lead at half time, the Hornets lost a close game to Atlantic University, 22 to I4. Haggard and Blankinship looked the best for the Hornets, both making nice gains through the line and around end. The passing attack-of the Guilford team spelled defeat for the Hornets, 39 to 0. During the second half the Hornet offense functioned more smoothly, but lacked the final punch in putting the ball over the goal line. The offense of the two Lynchburg tackles was well noted in this game. L1101 e H NM 'os 'Tt'ffTf ,gf ff: e -fifth-W V , , --5 . Qi .5 f..'E1':::' , ,, , '4 Q w Miwv 'fi . ,xx QQ: X xx fx xg ghw 41 N NW 9 W 39' M 5 M ,g X S Tkax A ggi? ' X ' SRM 5kf 'E ga 3.2.2 Eh z 'E-A 'X Wav ' xxx 3 'Dx ,G 921,23 4 S2 wx ev' W, Wm SW as 1414 .fa --44... md -M 'J...'2Z,S'a.a M6-QM.- E HKU --. ww w-cf 'X -4' M 4 Q, f .1 Q5Qg 4f3: M132 4 Q 1 '53-,D 1 ' ' 'A K' ' A., 11' .., u I, e? W. X- 505 Wm ,yn how. WK Y S1971 '5Qz4fa AJ, .ws -9.8.4. -.-...an 'Hd-'lo fimag 2 v-ffm-....... wwf -111.1-qg,,,w,,, Erwin 3, 7..,,.-- ...-.-..,V -ef --K,-.1 -.. ,, - 1 ' . -q, ,A , r , Y V r X . , 414 ,L 322' :J rlfQ,4g'QL,5 M ' 'L' Y '--iw ir.. ---jg .,.....A, - , -....,..--Gm. ......h.-:.- K,,, .V .4113 -,-u.,A.Q-E. ' ' . , f R N I X II IEEEE iiliw-Lflfiiifleff, I njj' Qi' 1' -4122 yi A-'EE 'WHWA1' If 'ffl' M5111 . 55559 QW IM 113.13 !Iw f4.f M32 if II fr, ll M I Ill ,I I4 I F If: :I gi IE fy ff: .MI Ei FY QF 'lf 515 If ,il III: iq : V QI If 'IF '7 XI! ,EI I, II III W LE! S3 ii II I EEE , , if 15 if JI' 'J Sgr is II M ig 1930 Football Squad E if lp is 15 xl! H B. WYIQLE SI-IORTER I BLANKINSHIP LEWIS 15 I-I SHELTON A. WYKLE if IL . ,I gr THOMAS, Capiazn FERGUSON, Manager If HAGGARD JONES PARKER DEJARNETTE HI IQ COBLE CLORE I4 ECKSTINE As!! Managers I WILLIS ' F REER U37 IZ BENNETT RAGSDALE PERKINS 'E-,hi .ffl QIWI H121 2'lf37'5 -Zflffii 103735114-23.4 ?5:'T1lg4i?17?iWllggf?Q1'T-'CT? 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C. .,.... ..... 2 5 Lenoir Rhyne ....... ..... 2 7 111 1 1 ' L. C. ,..,,, ..... 3 0 V. M. I. ,.,....... ...., 4 7 I 1 L. C. .,.... ..... 3 0 University of Va. ..... 42 1 1 L. C. ...... ..... 3 5 Roanoke College ...... ..,.. 3 2 111 1 L. C. ,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 l Randolph-Macon ,,,,,, ,.,,, 3 9 X11 S 1 L. C. .,.,.. ,,,.. 2 I V. P. I. .,..............,,..,. ...,, 3 9 11 1 L. C. ,..... Z6 Lenoir Rhyne .,,....,.....,.., .,.,. 3 3 L. C. ,,.... ,.,.. 2 5 Appalachian S. T. C. ..... ,,... 3 5 1111 L. C. ,.,,,. ..... 3 8 Milligan College ....,,..,, ,,,,, 4 9 L. C. ....,. ..... 3 4 Emory and Henry ....,... ,,... 4 2 L. C. ,,,.,, ,,,,, 2 Bridgewater College ,,,.,, ,,,,, 2 3 L. C. ,..,,, ,,.., 2 8 l-lampclen-Siclney ..,,.. ,.,,, 6 O 1 X Le. C. ...,., , .,,.. 29 Randolph-Macon ....., ,.,,, 2 5 11 , 1 L. C. ...... ..... I Z Emory and Henry .....,.. ,,.,, 2 1 1 L. C. ,...,, ..,,, 2 3 Hampden-Sidney ..,,,,.,,, ,,,,, I 9 11 1 1 3116 L. C. H ...... ..... 3 7 1 Bridgewater College .1 ..... ..... 3 4 A11 1 5111 L. C. ...... ...,. 2 9 Shepherds College .... ,.,.. 5 2 1,1321 I 111 L. C. ...,.. .,.,. 3 1 Columbus University .,..., .,,,, 3 2 ' L. C. ...... ...., 3 '51 Alsatia Club ..,,.,........,. ,,,., 2 I 'Il'- 5,111 L. C. ...... ,,,,, 5 9 Columbus University .,.,,., ,,,,, 2 5 'IP ,up 1, 1' ju. 11131 ill. A lg,-1 ' 1' ' ' - - : ' 1 144' f A' - ' f 144.::iL:g:4: re - o 3 1 ..-gh.+ 'f5fr?......1T ...ee Ll 91 5 FT-A' ' , 'fe 1 ,A 54:5 55E,f, f HE Hornet Basketeers opened their l93l season with a decisive victory over Shepherds College, 53 to 34. The work of the team was unusually good for a game this early in the season. iiiillll The Roanoke College game resulted in a second victory for the Hornets, 51 to 35. The Hornet forwards showed up exceptionally well in this game, handling the ball with great accuracy. The Hornets lost their first game of the season to a non-conference foe, Lenoir Rhyne, Z7 to 25. i After playing a number of games on their own floor the Hornets invaded foreign territory to be defeated in three out of four games. Being defeated by V. M. I., University of Virginia, and Randolph Macon. Victory being registered over Roanoke College, 35 to 32. Once more on their home floor the Hornets met defeat at the hands of V. P. I., a member of the big four, 39 to 21. A i On another four day trip the Hornets were defeated by Lenoir Rhyme, Appa- lachian S. T.. C., Milligan College, and Emory and Henry. Lynchburg suffered its worst defeat of the season at the hands of Hampden- Sidney, 60 to 28. After Randolph-Macon had tied with William and Mary for first place in the Virginia Conference the Hornets defeated them Z9 to 25. Better pass work and better guarding on the part of the Hornets accounted for the victory. . fll-ll A--W sing: f'? f 'rg - - 1 'f'i..'-4 r s- 1 f'if'i'T'-' aww' . 2 ..... A , .,:e:..,ggm 1- lit.-il'-j,f . f ,.-c.... ng g M . . ,11 f?? -. 3. , , N 1. 9 1 . 1 1, M. ' 1 1 F 1 . 1 1, ,4 mls! . t:,:Q5..:j'. 'T 3- NM?-.4.,'1p3:r:f-:.N:7:.':,i,i:3ti?5E,' fi lTHL.igi ' -'-xii, 1-:,g,4gg,-,gg-H qgqfiff-53322532 , 1 - A X-.. f' x '1 'V- rx--..'.' ,,: 1 ' y N H-nl, 1:1 1:-e,:1::::g 35341 3:9 1131 f 9 11, -U Q-+-Qt' .QV 3-1 Pall MW? 1i 1i, 1. ,,l., lfkill i ii' lin 'W' ' ' ' if 'Q .. YH 3 I r lf: ,Maw , Q' 'y ' 1 1 1 l ' H C fl.-ll,,1. up I I . f 4 ' 1 ' 1 4 'H 111 'f 1 11 1 if -l . , A W, l l 1:1 N 4 1 l ji li 7 11? 1 H 5 l I 3 N t I 1 I 1 r i I . ! i 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 .M x , ll l if 1' ' fin V- . X s i1 -11 1-1 if. 5 K 1 it H1 ji! 31l i l l'l 1' 1 , , I 1 1 '1 1 I 1 1 3 F P i 1 +11 I 5 111 E 5 1 1 l - 1 l i ill Y l li 2 7 'il .W11 l' l le S tl 1 1 , 1 11 1 fu i1 5 it 1 11 11 1 :g .11 Vi 1' nil ' 1 ,, V ll: Q 1! V - MI If li t U . ,,,g mory an enry won over ync urg y e score o o a er a ar ou 11, 1 f lf E d H L hb b th f 25 t I2 ft h df ght V game. This game was unusually slow and neither team showed a good brand of All 5 it basket-ball. 21 After having been defeated by Hampden-Sidney quint earlier in the season the lf il Hornets got revenge by handing them a 23 to I9 defeat. ll '5 l', . . . . ' l Golng into foreign territory once more the Hornets won two out of four games 1' 11' played, defeating Bridgewater College, 37 to 34 and Alsatia Club of Hagerstown, ii 35 to 25. Two defeats were registered at the hands of Shepherds College and Columbus li 11 University. E .4 'P 3' 1 lg Flashing wonderful team work the Hornets won at will over the Columbus Uni- ' l versity team 59 to 25. Each member of the Hornet squad was used in this game. W Wiebel playing a great game for the Hornets making a total of 30 points. Captain Nl it . Thomas also played a fine game and made one of the best shots seen in college basket- 5 3 is ball for some time. This is the last game that Thomas will play for the Hornets as he fl 1 will receive his degree in June. I ii f'l . . . I . lF'1f'.i Wlebel and Young both deserve mentioning as the outstanding players for the ft, - . . . li K Hornets this year. Wiebel was the star forward on the Hornet qulnt and was high li:-.Lil point man in the state. Young, a guard, was chosen on the all-state second team. Nfl if wi ' 1 Hi 5 lil, I iii 51151 lil' ll 'f . fx? : ?'T'Qf'J 'f 'f-'ZZJZ-il-Q--T if ,..,: 'gl fr, TLQ- ,T X 1,444 A,-,,.,. A- -.. .,, ,Y.,V.,. Y, V1 U, , .. -..A .Tv A -rf -:A---f- -- L W. qv 1 -f I ff:-Q::E1i,.L,E. , 1, E E .,,. , F 4 IQ3I BasketfBa11 Squad ECKSTINE WAKE IVIOTLEY, Manager WIEBEL FILE THOMAS, Captain YOUNG SHORTER HAWTHORNE Joi-1NsoN GERBER I 116 1 -.,, , ,p.K-,,L, E, 1 ' .7 -- ., .,., E, , . f :gas 3 if 4 g' ,G Ev f Aifgsn E,fE2'f22fffif ' . ,AE J ,A 111 ' 1 ! 1 11 1 1 1 I 1 .- 3Z'73?.Ib-.x 237' 'N' '1- 1 'Y -f-1. ip:-fr'--f-':t1, if A 11 X 'L ...,.. 'nf'ft':i.:iiE:153?-T':?Lv:g4:' fgr'-:::. 1 1i?s11:IEf:.a1 .ff.f':E'1f1 1 fnff X17 . . Q. . e - - L . . 51 , -.Y , ,,,, v,-,,'ffj1T -fj IIA' 1 , i -QM Al-if . --1LQl2Ll.---I-Lf-L.ll'.a-Z-:-ZT7.. A-,LL-Ll.f.f,L x-,VS-Qi.-,,1?, 11 1 1 11 11.1 1 1 A 1137 1 111 111121111 '11 1 1 11.111 111:11 1 11 G11 1 A1111 1 L 1 111 1 ' 11' 11 11 H1 11 . 11 11 '11 1111 11 1 1. 111 1 1 1' 11 11 111. 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W ' ' ' 'fi 2193 fgg . , iL3.-31.15E2311.11.eee.... ff' hmmm-W k 1 1 . ZX. V. , gd- . .a--, W 4 3 . HE I-lornette team opened its l93l season with the V. P. I. Co-eds on the V. P. I. floor. The Lynchburg team showed excellent team work for such an early game and won I7 to l5. The game was close all the way and' it A 1 was doubtful as to who would come out vicwious. ' Playing the Vinton Independent team the l-lornettes met one of the best teams they have faced in a long time. The Vinton team showed wonderful pass work and wonderful coordination. Although the I-lornettes played a good game they were unable to keep the pace set by the Vinton team and lost I9 to IZ. Q Journeying to Richmond the Hornettes played the William and Mary Extension team. Throughout most of the game it looked as if the I-lornettes would return home with a victory but toward the last of the game a number of the I-lornette regulars were removed from the game which was a great loss to the team. Playing against 'great odds throughout the rest of the game the I-lornettes showed a fine fighting spirit but lost ZI to l9. Lynchburg played the V. P. I. Co-eds for the second time this season and again came out victorious 31 to I3. There was never any doubt as to the best team on the Hoor and the Hornettes showed this more and more as the game progressed. Playing a great offensive and defensive game the I-lornette team almost registered a shut out victory over the Roanoke Business College team. Throughout most of the l11S1 .1 W, n L4 V1 ,w. ,- 1, 1 M 4 v rr dv V V Xu r 5. xl . , i ,L A M x,7'.., X 1 ll .V r 1 1 Nz. -. 1. , , , 1 QW ,,..,.1,,.1,..2:.9,,..-ml,:.,?l., 1-,-.-:.,..f...-..-...,i,, 3 - ,ar V - K . '47 -...-iltliil I- 'lZ?vIx,27Z:.fg'gALw1-if 1'l',j:'g 3 irzskr 11 ',L,'f'- rfb rf 3. . ff, I+,wr5Lf','F1r, 3: .-.,.,..H1,--fL-.aM -.-,--.. - ,-Y any-g-T-,ai--be-A ' 1 , V . 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Tr UU ,game the Lynchburg team was leading with a large number of points and the Roanoke er team had failed to register a single goal or foul. Toward the last half of the game the gl! H Roanoke team was able to penetrate the defense of the I-Iornette team long enough to Q make 9 points. Many substitutiqps were made by the Hornettes but this did not weaken W HE the attack. of the Lynchburg team as they Won 27 to 9. F or the second time this season the I-Iornettes were defeated by the Vinton Inde- fj iff penclent team Z3 to 19. The I-Iornettes were unable to penetrate the strong defense M ff' of the Vinton team and consequently lost the game. Lynchburg! chances of victory were ri lessened by the removal of some of the regular players. 112 The Hornettes met defeat at the hands of the Blackstone team 28 to 18. In the Blackstone team they met a team that had fme pass work and an uncanny eye for the YQ basket. Their forwards Were able to make long shots and their guards were able to QQ stop the Hue Work showed by the I-Iornettes in the games played earlier in the season. N' I The Hornettes played the Blackstone team in a return game in the Memorial M' gl gymnasium but were again defeated 29 to I9. For a While it looked as if the I-Iornettes Zjfffjgl were gomg to c me out victorious. and get revenge for the recent defeat at the hands of Blackstone. The I-Iornettes, playing ability was lessened toward the last. of the game gQ,.gQj,Q as a number of the I-Iornette regulars were removed from the game. H'?ff.q. r, F R I L 119 3 ' ,Tae- -M wk Q ,, air- -L, H1,,,,..f H - - ,..i---:Q L'-, n.,m+a.A1,L4lv7 ,5- -.- nf. if--fr. nw--f - -25. 'Q '7'q f 'Tf i '- r '-f S Tif T'VSfr3 - ww --1 A E T'qff 'G mag L 1, E'L:Ai' 'lT? '7'1? L?37 .,.M 1' l'fiLi-E'fffT:sr'-i-f1g1Tgg 'El 'Ll 5314111 ,YiE:::i?2' f 'iiff4TL' 'Tr1 Qf:f'99-Z.4f?: iffy --1 gf- tw Y -EU A Y nf. V ' Yr' 15. , E AL .1 's H -1. A52 2, .1 -ff! - A-Y--dy:-f f , . 1, I -1 4? E X L 1 v A wwgd v E ,E . f -A N--. , ,E-,mp LL? V 1 V' ,, , Eh, E, ,-g,Tr..-,Vr,- ..,, , . , . ,.L-4-,:f:,-.,7T-, - V..-Hg-'5L,,A,- '- ,v IQBI Hornette BasketfBa11 Squad I... I-ILJNDLEY, Captain I-I. THOMAS E. HUNDLEY DUDLEY TABOR BELL HENSON BIBEE I F. THOMAS CABANISS MARSH S. I-IUNDLEY TREAT JONES BERRY BAMBER, Manager l120:l u Y' A Nl .M U T n x T' w V + i . i . T 1 W 4 ', my rug' WW 124 LQQQ, ,FJ 'Ui V IE!'x'x HTA? iwgb, Us 3 33 W +2 U T I4 i N :T -1 if M gg ll if ff e6 f3 51 ,lx 'MT fi I , ,I- H in 3 92 u 9. Rf sr WI T3 'I 'i. rf fl 1 5' -M ll W JI J, F 1 EF M +I Q 'I T A Tfv Rf iw ls ii QV 1' W ,. if E ,R K H N., v 'Ar W 'F .,,1 5.1: 9F !19f WL ,H 1 1: Qi! C .,1: lx QQ- L f-fA , 1 . ' 'M .fl A ,L..j'vAiL f ' lax I ',f -'-Q '14 v lx 1 V I ???S?- :,4.::.: - , Laktx-QF-ii I ..-A , ,.,!, ' - ',Ti'- ,,.o,7f.,,QiLi.:.?E?, Nw 'f rw -'QM H new L U , Q e M 1 w f l ,. Q A 1 , Li iw if 2 ,X W B! if ' HI H 'n U M U J gx , .WX ,et e V 1 M - 1 +3 A i I 'i 5 W1 Q1 gg ig Record A A L. C. ..... ..... 6 6 Hampden-Sidney ...... 35 Richmond 55 xl Q! L. C. ..,. 1. .,....... 96 Bridgewater .......,........ Z9 L, C. .... 85 Emory 6: Henry ....... .... 4 I KL up 5:3 e 'W L, C, .,.. 85 Hampden-Sidney ...... 41 ' We M' xr df e va lf e 3?',3.fV M haf! WU? ge E 4-Y 1 :Af ' Q l121J . W ! ,,,, -vM--fn-- -f , ,, , -, , ,M -. , ,. ,L 3 ' ' - - '- - ,.,,,,,-f ----V -.ln 1, ' ' N April 5, the Hornets opened their l930 track season with a decisive victory over Richmond University and Hampden-Sidney College in Z i .'. A'.' 31215 a triangular meet held at Hampden-Sidney. The Hornets made a splendid showing in this meet by winning a total of ten first places as well as by placing second in many numerous events. Lynchburg College made a total of 66 points, Richmond 55,,and Hampden-Sidney 35. The meet was fea- tured by the work of Blankinship and Blackwell in the dashes, Blackwell and Ballou in the hurdles, and Thomas and Barbour in the field events. The Hornets decisively defeated the Bridgewater team by the score of 96 to 29. This was the largest num-ber of points scored by the Hornets in any one meet during the entire season. Again the Hornets were far ahead in annex- ing first places, taking a total of eleven before the meet had ended. The Emory and Henry team was the next to fall before the cinderpath artists of Lynchburg College. The final score was 85 to 4l. Greatest interest ofthe day was shown in the IOO- and 220-yard dashes between Blankinship of the Hornets and Littlejohn of Emory and Henry. These two provided the greatest race by running shoulder to shoulder in l00 and 220 almost to I1221 i 1 l l l w 1 the finish line with Blankinship finally taking both first places. Captain Thomas also proved to be another individual who showed up well in this meet. Thomas took first place in both the javelin and pole vault and also added a few more points throughout the meet. The Hornets brought their 1930 track season to a close by defeating Hampden-Sidney for the second time this season, having defeated them the first of the season in a triangular meet with Richmond. Most of the first places Were Won by the Hornet track men and the final score was 85 to 41. The team journeyed to Richmond to participate in the state track meet which was held on May I6 and l7. Gut of the seven teams represented the Lynchburg team placed third, losing second place by only a half point. This is quite an advance for the Hornets as they only placed fourth last year. During the 1930 track season there were seven college records broken. Those records broken were: IOO- and 220-yard dashes, 880fyard dash, pole- vault, javelin, discus, and broad jump. The l20-yard high hurdles record was tied. I123fl Q-fjLg2f+ -:af Omg A I, ,, I I X I Aff' f5,,.,-w 'Skin iii .L EJ., fiii g- L-565455. - N?5Q1E?':'g?4'i2?ifOf 3'ff:1--11?-fLiQi-iii-fiW3TLF'EEl'i'ff QIWWFJ:-1-1155 ' EE I'M 'ET-ffi 'En 'E ' IW I Fi' 1433: . iff Iliff III! IMI' iIJk':'KJh ' I ' V ,I I .Ii A Al? Ei V Q7 , 1 HE I F' H If II 'I IQ: U' If I5 V '15 I 3 'II I il' II +I fi II if 1,4 E I- I EB Ia , II I F1 I in Ig 1,' 7? QI? I ,Ig I M I IEE 13 IQBO Track Squad Iii I W QT: MILLER CONNELIJY W lj I NICHOLS JONES II L D M ANE UNNINGTON II II THOMAS, Captain GLASS WOOD BLACKWELL BELL DEJARNETTE IQ BALLOU FISHEL QI fl BLANKINSI-IIP W. LYNN, Manager H LEWIS Ass'i Managers ,,,-f 5 MANN DAVIS WHEARYA C. LYNN -VE. OKES DAISEY 5 iw: I-MI l124fI Mg ,E II ,914 T' .., 1-Eg., Y ,' w. A, gg Ifiifff-i,:NWI fix? -51+-' A I5 I ' .. . Q.. ,. ,. Hi- rf, I , Y lf. ,-.1--..Y,,.V-.IL ., ,- i, ,ve ,W ,M,,, , , A ,Wa gifs' C A f of c c or e ' t 2557i V 'A' it 'A 5 W Y J ' J'-fm ' 1 ,fit A kgi I Tennis, 1930 HE Lynchburg College net team was not so successful during the season of l930. Many new and inexperienced men were on the team which made it difhcult for the Hornets to cope with the more exper- ienced teams in the conference. ' The team was without the service of Captain Pollard who was out of action the Whole season because of an injured knee. Some of the teams which the Hornets faced during the l930 season Were: Hampden-Sidney, Richmond Medical College, and V. P. l. I1251 + K.--g-Y---s .xi--in .,---in V fi'fT ' lf Tai-,-,,4. 4---..--,, ...A a , ,Y . , Z' 4 4' , if. V41 Mivirgi, iiiggu it: iLf'!4lrE:,i'ii v , M, 'gf 'f A, ,lx ,pl .1 A . V J 1 wx , , 1 1 , 1 Vx' , , W , if , 'ii ,Q i? a Ti 5 X ,L 1 , i. , H4 'V L: Q, , -'X Q ,N V , , I N ,H , , xi if , f- 5 . , ,I V .1 .1 ' ig . , 1 1, k. V, , W , , ' W1 X ',f'g,5 X mf-.ir , ,rmy Q :M ffm .ifll . fig, -f w 'Q'-f'14 M. ,1, :Ji Eff. , , , , 5 ff' K f 'A 5 HY V, - I. , ,, ,H Y Y, Y Y,,Y.,,-,-,,, ,, ,, ,vi -, w, 1 4, V Hockey OCKEY rovecl be an outstanding sport among the Hornettes for the season w Rib: or p . . if of l930. Although no Inter-colleglate games were played, there was con- siderable interest manifested in the inter-class fracas. Next year the school hopes to have the Hornettes engage with a number of other schools so as to increase more interest among the l-lornettes and fans. MEMBERS OF SQUAD RUTH RAABE JESSIE MARSH LILLIAN KEADLE ELLA I-IUNDLEY NELL TABOR MARGUERITE MoTLEY LAURA LEE HUNDLEY SALLY HUNDLEY ERMA BRYANT VIRGINIA BELL KATHERINE BERRY MARY CABANISS FAY THOMAS MARGARET DUDLEY HAZEL THOMAS DOROTHY TREAT GENE WILSON ELIZABETH OBERLIN CARNELLE I-IYPES MAEVERNON JONES l127l ' I f' - f Q- i gy V ' I'f'f f- fiT T'- TT 1-is LE, ,L L, L , ,- 4, 'ttQ,,I..LWg,,4g ,L I ,AMMW 'gg-LQ A Hockey Champions NTER-CLASS hockey afforded the greatest interest shown to the college fans in a long time. Both the Senior-Sophomore team and Junior-Freshman team were in fine form and furnished great team work throughout the entire five H : ' '-' A' game series. The first game was won by the Junior-Freshman team 5 to O. In the second game the score ended in a scoreless tie. The third game was won by the Senior-Sophomore team 2 to I. Again in the fourth game the score ended in a scoreless tie. The Junior- Freshmen team won the fifth and deciding game I to 0 which gave them the inter-class championship. MEMBERS NELL TABOR KATHERINE BERRY ELLA HUNDLEY VIRGINIA BELL SALLY HUNDLEY MARY CABANISS LAURA LEE HUNDLEY MARGARET DUDLEY RUTH RAABE DOROTHY TREAT MAEVERNON JGNES f 128 1 i ,LII rg J VL, WWWW ,, .a.,.M,.,I,.,v II. saws .,.. V Ailxl +- - b . ,,.V , 1' , M gffi 5 i ,f , xv' N iv Interffllass BasketfBa11 W Q the college fans Every year the Senior Sophomore team plays the unior 5,-43,3355 Freshman for the Inter-class championship. The main purpose for this is to 'T' 'M create more interest in the game ancl to be able to pick material for the varsity team. All varsity members were allowed to take part as it gives them practice for the inter-collegiate games. IRLS' inter-class basket-ball was another affair that attracted attention among it . . . . MEMBERS OF SQUAD ERMA BRYANT JESSIE. MARSH MARGARET DUDLEY NELL TABOR ELLA HUNDLEY SALLY I-IUNDLEY LAURA LEE HUNDLEY CARNELLE I-IYPES MARGUERITE MOTLEY 51291 GENE WILSON ELOISE HENSON MAEVERNON JONES VIRGINIA BELL PAY THOMAS HAZEL THOMAS MARY CABANISS DOROTHY TREAT KATHERINE BERRY . st l InterfClass Champions deciding of the inter-class basket-ball championship for the girls proved to be of great interest to the fans and especially to the l-lornette Coach in that it '. Zami the type of schedule needed. A gg 52, furnished an idea as to the kind of team the Hornettes would have and just Only three games were needed to decide the inter-class championship. The Senior-Sophomore team won the first game 22 to 27. The second game was Won by the Junior-Freshman team 41 to I8 and the third game was won by the same team 41 to IO which gave the Junior-Freshman the championship. MEMBERS NELL TABOR MARY CABANISS MARGARET DUDLEY ELOISE HENSON LAURA LEE HUNDLEY DOROTHY TREAT SALLY HUNDLEY MAEVERNON JONES I Q VIRGINIA BELL I 130 I ' I LL, 09- ...F-Qu :- :E LE: -L': S5135 CrossfCountry Run March 6, 1931 ' Q ' N March 6, a cross-country run of three miles took place. The purpose of this run was to develop a number of long distance runners for the Hornet track 5 season of 1931. Great interest was shown in this race as eight participants took part. RESULTS CURTIS JONES ....... .................. ....... F i rs! ASHBY BALDOCK ..,.... ...... S econd CHESTER MANN ....... ..... T hird I 131 1 1 LE.. W , , 515-V V We Q' - Events l 00-yarcl dash ....... 220-yard clash .......... 440-yard dash .......,.. M-mile run ...,....... l -mile run 2-mile run ,,A..,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, l 20-yard low hurdles InterfClass Track Meet March 20, 2l, l93l WINNERS-FRESHMEN First Second Blanliinship Thomas Blanliinship Haggard .....,..Syclnor ........Eckstine ........E.ckstine ........Jones .........DeJarnette l 20-yard high hurdles .,,,,, ,.,.,,,, , Ballon Shot put ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,., Discus ,r,,.,,..,,,,.,, Javelin throw ........ High urnp ......... Broad' ump .......... Pole vault ,..,...., .........W1ll1s .........Bennett .........Thomas .,.......Ballou .......,Okes Thomas Connelly 11321 ' Lilly Thomas Jones T anne r Hawthorne Thomas Parker Willis Willis Blsnkinship Haggard e Lilly Third Haggard Sydnor Lewis Hurt Willis Willis Pollard File Young Shelton Wake l-lurt l Thomasf he Sydnor Wake s ORGANIZATIONS 1 ..i..-.x mam i- - x X ljlfv, SZ Women's Student Council The Women,s Student Government Board promotes the welfare of the women students, preserves student unity and honor, and governs the discipline of the students, with the backing of the faculty. Student Government develops initiative and responsi- bility and brings about a closer relationship between faculty and students. OFFICERS MARGARET LONG ,....,,,. ,,,,,,....,,,..,,,,,.,,.,,.,, .,,,,,,,.,,, P r esidenl ELIZABETH HOYE .,,,,.,..,.. ,,,,,,, V ice-President EDNA BIRDSONG ,................ .....,...,.. S ecreiary HELEN BOYER ....................... ....,,,,,..... T reasarer ELIZABETH DIFFENDAL ...........................,,,,,,,.,,.,...,,... ...... P lead Monitor REPRESENTATIVES ELIZABETH OBERLIN ....... ....,..........,...................L...... .......,..... S e nior Class MARGARET BEAN ,.... I .... VIRGINIA MCCARTNEY ....,... ROSE KOVACS ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l134fI ..,,............funior Class Sophomore Class ..FreslIman Class V ' I ef ,, . i T?-sg '-'az 41,11 .- I .M ,vm ,.:fQf' 1 - I 41.-fe w 5 Men's Student Council The Menls Student Council has jurisdiction over the men of Carnegie Hall. The Council, consisting of three Seniors, two Juniors, one Sophomore, and one Freshman, meets Weekly to discuss problems and to discipline when the action of the students necessitate It. RICHARD JAMES ..... GORDON TANNER ..,..,..., JULIAN HAWTHORNE ....... RICHARD JAMES JULIAN HAWTHORNE WILLIAM YEATTS I-IOMER FERGUSON ORVILLE WAKE LESTER I-IUMPHREYS. WILLIAM FILE ...... X OFFICERS l .........President ..,...Vice-President .........Secretary .......Senior Representatives ...Nfunior Representatives ,..,.,Sopl1omore Representative f135fI Freshman Representative Y. W. C. A, The purpose of the Y. W. C. A. at Lynchburg College is to associate young women in. personal loyalty to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lorclg to promote growth in Christian character ancl service through physical, mental, and spiritual trainingg and to become a social force for the extension of the kingclom of Gocl. OFFICERS LOUISE NEALE ,,,.,,..,.,,,,.,,, ,,,,,..,....,,.,,,.,, ........... P r esident MURIEL CoNNAUcHToN ,,..,.. ...... V ice-President NELL TABOR ,.,..,,...,.,,,..... ........... S ecretary I-IELEN BOYER ...... ,..,.....,.,,..,.,..,....,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,..,.,.,.... ........ T r easurer CI-IAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES LOUISE I-IoPWooDQ ......,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,.,, Undergraduate Represeniative ELIZABETH OBERLIN .... EDNA BIRDSONG 2 GENE WILSON S' FRANCES WILKINS ........ ELIZABETH DIFFENDAL ,,,,,. ...... W orld Fellowship MARGUERITE MOTLEY.. ' LILLIAN I-IoDNETT - CARNELLE l'lYPES ' ' MILDRED I-IALL .,...... ...... P ubliciiy RUTH GIVENS - JUANITA RILEY ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,. Program .......Social Service .,,,.,.,,,. .. ..... Property ........Fznance .......Soczal I1361 .L N, iff -.V- L 4.,,. I YV WIAW 'W L Y. M. C. A. Lynchburg College Chapter aims to lead students to faith of God through Jesus Christg to prompt their growth in Christian faith and character, especially through the study of the Bible and prayerg and to make the will of Christ effective in human society by united effort with all Christians. OFFICERS JESSE BARBOUR ,,,,,,,....... ...............,..... ....... P r esident MEREDITI-I NORMENT ....... ...,....,,,, S ooretorp SAMUEL DONALD ........... .,............ T reasurer RUSKIN S. FREER ..... ....,.. F acuity Advisor CI-IAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES ROBERT FISHEL ,,,,,, ,,,,.,,..,,.,,,,...,...,,,....,......................... C hrisiion World Education ERNEST PERKINS ..... ......,........................ L obby LESLIE YOUNG ...... ...................... 5 ocial GEORGE WIEBEL ..... ............... M embership RICHARD JAMES .,..,, .......... I.... . . Religious Aciivities I 1:17 I .,,...,, ,g . ' ir 4 ,- I I Ay- -r - I V -- , , Y., ,YM ,IJ 7 un.. -.,.,.r. -..?,,..-ev f C f. J,-.sf , ,V J h lt C . ,M ik K , , ., , , E.-- ,-,,,i.L.,., T,-flu, ..1, I ' V .,--.: ae ,...,,,,-1, ,, , ,i ,.,, ,, .Yi Y Ministerial Association Purpose: To assist its members in their search for the true ideal of lifeg to foster their devotional lifeg to develop fellowship among lhemg lo give them inspiration through contact with world-wide lead- ershipg to develop the expressional life of its membersg to acquaint them with practical church problemsg and to lit them for Christian service. CARROLL DEJARNETTE. ,,,.... . CURTIS JONES ...............i.. JOSEPH CH1i.DREss ,.,..., DR. S. M. BEDFORD CECIL SI-IEETS....,. ...,.. ARCHER ANDERSON ..i.,,.. Archer Anderson Dr. S. M. Bedford Carroll Dejarnette Dr. O. Grainger Richard James OFFICERS MEMBERS Gordon Johns Julian Linlaous Claude Lynn lf1381 .......,.....Presidenl .......,.,..Vice-President . ...... Secretary-Treasurer ........Reporler .......Chorfsler Cecil 'Sheets E. R. Collie Joseph Childress Ernest Jones Curtis Jones l- K , ,l , ,. a , -, if M A if i fli Y,f' N ,. W L. .,, hp 9 . , , ., W H J.- rw R i !W M nf' l i, it ii la gn i , ... v r i .i l .1 l l V il li 'i -I-21:1 - 4: 4 i , W.. , . 4 -if mx I. ,r...1.4:f1..'. 4... ig- g,E.':,Lg1gj.i,5iT-gzlr V:: VYi-gl? .,f Ti g lin-il H ' ' Mft l lllx llgvl SM 5 Ji .fl ll A il ll lj Q all ls El ll ll .lg l li' lx A r I li fl lf: ll ll ,it fly ll ll li li ll: All ll ll 15 l, ll li ii ly if ii fl al ' Q, Paderewskl Club E 'l- MURIE1. CONNAUGHTON ...,..,... .......,,....A,........,..,..................,.....,,.........,..... ,,.,,,...,.,,., P r esidenl i' l ELIZABETH DIFEENDAL .,.,... .......,.,... V ice-President ALICE BRALLEY ,.......,....... V Secretary-Treasurer lf If gl ll il MEMBERS Winnifred Baxter Elizabeth Oberlin lj ill Alice Bralley Mattie Knibb i' Muriel Connaughton Elnora. Cheyney Ll' Elizabeth Dilfendal Elizabeth Hoye 'l Page Hobbs Olive Ralston Louis Gerber Meredith Norment Laura Lee I-lundley Samuel Donald Sally Hunclley Nancy Mattox Eclrick Candler HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Ruth M. Root Prof. G. A. Kluenter drrlli Miss Elma E. R. Ellis Dr. R- C. Sommerville ill-Jil: Prof. S. B. Williams 'lflllf 13-.E W? L 139 I lll l , - .. .1-::,f4.f We--A ' Z Sii1f'f1'fgT-:Egg -A HA E , Y ,L J- -EE ' W l lil, ELS. E.-. ...E L ,TL ,...EEE,,,, ,.-,fam . lg,- .. X , f -il 1 E - ':: 'T' Mm V WC Wd- Aw'M'UilQELg2'3iTjTfi,i g,vwT7Wi, V' AW -wiv A 'Y W B TSW-Thi i fbi! fill dt 17 if IW? i, Wi tri: il :ir lj EQ ll ,Q it il, ll :li '5 Ai Li lf A Lf. ii li lE ll Qi all L5 it it il :3 ltr? Mzf v fi 5 Women s Glee Club Q4 ig .2 H The Women's Cnlee Club is composed of women studying voice and others who were chosen after the try-outs at the first of the year. The Club has sung at various functions at the College during the year, and has been one of the prominent musical organizations on the campus. lt il OFFICERS 5 li . u- ELIZABETH I-IOYE ....... .......,.............. ...........t... P f esideni l ll WINNIFRED BAXTER ........ Secretary-Treasurer DELBERTA BELL ,....,. ..,.,.,..,..,.....,... ....,,......... L i brarian if if 'Si lf -9 MEMBERS 'i Winnifred Baxter Marie Coffey Lucy Hundley Margaret Long Delberta Bell Muriel Connaughton Laura Lee Hundley Annie Lindsey 54 Hallie Barksdale Elnora Cheyney Sally Hundley Elizabeth Oberlin La li Edna Birclsong Margaret Borden Frances Borden Mabelle Bamber Alice Bralley Mary Cabaniss Margaret Dudley Elizabeth Hoye Page Hobbs Cuba Hardwick ,V--W ,fi- 4' ' .- -'rift l, L12 5 T '21 V7 I1 Elinor Hartnell Edna Pearl Harmon Lillian Keadle Rose Kovacs Mattie Knibb 40 1 Olive Ralston Juanita Riley Betty Walker Ruby Walton Winnifred Watson ll 1 M2 am Elly .. ,L , f..f -Q LL. ,,o,.,., L W, ,., . WL., Y.,, ff,-LL. . L. L .V..,L..Y,,--?..,...,A-., . -. i 51+ ,,,Y. ,--F-xv-Lv- V, L. ,V L Y1.,,Y, YA .-.. M.-V ,-N..- ng. -f -- '- . ,T ir?-,,, ri . Y. -LL. .L L - ii iii? ffl A ijg!fit'5Tii:gg.g1i,ifLL44:Ljt,.,L g:.,g::. T?l Jiiii- ' i vs.. - fa t -. 4. -. v . T' ' ' , , , - . - It 1,-I , Y- .-, y 1 4 Q s 'fr'--M .ff Specs Club The Specs Club is an honorary society, being composed of those students who have shown excep- tional ability in the scientific field and have a special interest in research. Those members of the faculty who are connected with the Science department are also members. OFFICERS First Term ' DR. E. M. BERRY ..,..... .....,..,. P resident .......,. CHLOE E. TILDEN ...........,c. ......... V ice-President .... DR. R. C. SOMMERVILLE .......,.. .......... S ccreiary ......... MEMBERS Russell Addison Dr. E.. M. Berry Jesse Barbour Margaret Bean Thomas Blencowe Kenneth Cooper Prof. John Crighton Homer Ferguson li Y E ,W E Y. Robert Fishel Prof. R. S. Freer Phillips Freer Dr. O. Grainger Julian Hawthorne Lillian Hodnett Dr. M. Murray Elizabeth Oberlin 1:1411 .-.,,,, -,w,c- R- in :J gyltgggsls r .af- Second Term ........PHn.L1Ps FRE!-:R ..,..,..HOMER FERGUSON .......I..ILLlAN I-IODNETT Ernest Perkins Jessie Philpott Dr. R. C. Sommerville Nell Tabor Gordon Tanner Chloe E. Tilden Herman Woli Bransford Wykle ,f'?7iTb. , , ff yew 'sl'-, ,J eff' gf:-ziiit.-51rz--21:1 ,. . -jg?4 QQL?f52l5f2f5:V 1 Ja- x-I X-,'1f?ijgggg'jg,: g::1ieif -5--7:73-lfgzg. LC. . ' L., V 1 PU' '-4.19 t f1 5' ' I . CJ. -1J.r,,4hg mwah, -CBCEC -5zE..,L3gu..f fi . Ai t..,4.-Zia . yi-1 f 1 Y, ,-, -:E ',,-. Y -,il-, ' ' Q?alflfTi1T?v'lf7f g'TZ'?T'T f 'f1:l iii- f,.r'f--?-,-,-W1-.-K-' V --E -Lg ' ' ' ' ' ' 'v -f 'e'f - Art Club The Art Club is composed of students especially interested in upholding the standards of productive artistic work among the campus students. The main objects of the Club areg to found an Art museum in the College, attempting each year to obtain at least one Work of art, and to bring lectures and exhibitions to the College. OFFICERS Miss GEORGIA W. MORGAN ...... ...........,......... ...,. H o norary President I-IEEEN BOYER ........................ ................ P resident PAGE HOBBS ......... ........... V ice-President BETTY MAPHIS ....... ..............,......... ....,. S e creiary-Treasurer MEMBERS Page Hobbs Mabel Kirkland Betty Maphis Phillips Freer Nell Tabor William Cxillaspie Claude Overbey Maevernon Jones Beverly Hume Lillian Rhodes Margaret Bean Dr. R. C. Sommerville Paul Pollard Chloe E. Tilclen Hallie Barksdale Helen Boyer Georgia W. Morgan L 142 1 -,f .jtgjiir .K ,.,,c ,, t, ,MJ 5, - Assn ,. 5, A ur 4, rw- .W L vu - -' 1 ..,. ........l,Q J Lynchburg Club The Lynchburg Club is composed of day students in Lynchburg. The purpose of the organization is to promote the interest of the city people in the activities of Lynchburg College. WALKER HEALEY ........... BEVERLY NORTH .,.....,., MARJORIE LAWLER ........ Archer Anderson Ashby Baldoclc Robert Ballagh Jason Ballou Hallie Barlcsdale Winnifred Baxter Waller Belcher Almeyda Bibee Marshall Black Thomas Blencowe James Bower Alice Bralley Benjamin Brooks Edrick Cancller John Cleghorn Marie Coffee Jones Connelly OFFICERS MEMBERS Kenneth Cooper Hethie Cox Robert Cox Edward Dudley Edgar Ferrell Jack Fielder Louis Gerber William Ciillaspie Mrs. N. Gordon Gilbert I-laile H. C. Hamilton Edna Harmon Otway Hardwood Helen Haskins Mrs. Wistar I-leald Wall-ter Healey Charles Hiller lf143l Lucy Hunclley Ralph Johnson William Jones Betty Kabler Isabel Kelley Katherine Kerrick Mabel Kirkland Elizabeth Kulman Annie Lindsey Jessie Marsh Phyllis Matthew Nancy Mattox Margaret Meadors Rawley Milstead Edward Newman Beverly North Paul Pollard ,..,..,.,,..,...,.,.Presideni ...........Vice-President ...,..,.,.Secrelary- Treasurer Elizabeth Puryear Julia Shaclcleford William Shaclcleford Robert Shelton Philip Singleton Adison Slaymaker Nathan Somers Whitney Sweeney Lavelon Sydnor Alsen Thomas Bess Thompson Tucker Thurmond Melvin Watson Winnifred Watson Virginia Wingfield Herman Wolff John Wright l l x 3-eff---ve,-.gun-Y--L-.-Q1' if- Y 'Q 5:1312----L '- - 71'--il-g-1-7-1-,fm Y-ff ff 'M '-'-'rig' S--rf r t T 5' t fa ffl - -L, '--21 14 .A ' t V -....:.. l ., ., W., 1 - . . i 'f Fur' a':.. i r. T .a. in iM..:...L... . ab,-F 7,4 Y, -.,..P E E- E . E f ss--- We , er ff 2 gi ff - V V r , . 1- A 3 A-. 1,1 5144, ,,YY,g, , ' ,L is WI 7 M 'W' 'wif me ,l -- ,ef :-f,f',,Q,' Volunteer Band W Purpose: To create and maintain an interest in Christian service, especially in foreign missionary fielclsg to luring into one group for greater inspiration and strengthen those whoa have the common aim of Christian service abroacl as a life Workg ancl to encourage those who are considering Christian service abroad to come to a definite clecision. OFFICERS CARROLL DEJARNETFE ...,., ........,... P resident IVIATTIE KNIBB .........,,. ......... V ice-President DOROTHY SCOGGAN ...... ...... S ccrelary-Treasurer MAEVERNON JONES ......... .....,..,.,,....... R eporler MEMBERS Dr. O. Grainger Carroll Dejarnette Mattie Knibb Dorothy Scoggan Maevernon Jones Strode Brockman Earl Davis' f144I julian Linkous Curtis Jones Dewitt Evans Elizabeth Oberlin Mida Rucker Hallie Caldwell Mabelle Bamber Scribblers' Club The Scribblers, Club was organized as a local literary club, November, l9Z9 Only those students who have shown marked ability are eligible for membership. OFFICERS OLIVE RALSTON .............. ,,... .................. ..,................. P r e szdent WINNIFRED BAXTERNM. ,,.... ,,,.,,.,.,..,.,,....... ..,....,, S e cretary-Treasurer Oliver Ralston Winnifred Baxter Margaret Long Muriel Connaughton Nell Tabor Jesse Barbour Rose Kovacs Almeycla Bibee MEMBERS f145l Mabelle Bamber Paul Lowcler Mary l-lasselvancler Elinor l-lartnell Marguerite Motley Cecil Sheets Dr. Robert Beale Dean C. L. McPherson ,.-5 .ff - bs. ,jyf-e x.rs-X bi . t i 5 -V I. E ' I W ' I gT.T..1I',T,I'i + '-Eij. .,.. Jjgm ..,v ,. , 5 . . ,CCHS C , - ,5 Q'1Q1f.EE 'E ' 2-2'3 a,,L.r-.--5. .V.... -AI'g': mZ:'Tws efE ' we 'j,.f'5'i is 11 'fix ' 25393 I .pai H I XI Uftt V V' U Il ii sg I it f E 5 if it ii 5 5 Ei if ,5 Z2 PI if fl it SII if f, Fi R611g1011S ACt1V1t16S Comnuttee I as gp The aim of this Committee is to promote the interest of the Students in the Chapel services and Sunday meetings through the means of a high type of programs. f f ELIZABETH OBERLIN ....,. ...... Y . W. C. A. Representative WE RICHARD JAMES ...... .,,,, Y . M. C. A. Representative C 5' fi CECIL SHEETS ........,.. ,....... M inisterial Association 2' DR. S. M. BEDFORD ....,. ,.... F acully Representative fi 1 I 1' ? If it Q I Qiflff at t N fig f'f,:,I Inq' ,MX Q h.Vxx'.tL I 146 J WSU 3 .N ,I 1 1 EI I II: J V A-bei.-M-ff1lQ,...:3ff'i1ii331Zffigfef :?3f'Te?iu?3:Tki-a?Zi'iififii F-f1'I'f1'ffQ ii ?'f '-'?,f3f 57,-g , 'fi . . - C tg Lt I3 .i.HjEE,3gE,,h,,.,,-.,,E..- .. -mast J 'U ur 'V ' nv- fr ' '.v ,f -' . ,, 1 V ,L Officers of the Student Body The Student Body Organization conducts business which concerns the student body as a whole. Among its specific tasks are: Assistance in the activities of Freshman Weekg enforcement, with the cooperation of a faculty member, of the point system for extra-curricular activitiesg and conduct of the general election in the spring. , RANDOLPH LEw1s ....... . ................. Presidenl MARGARET LONG ...,....... ............,. V ice-President LESLIE BLANKINSHIP ....., ....................,..... ...... S e crelary-Treasurer C3059 The NY Handbook HOMER FERGUSON, Editor-in-Chief L 147 1 ' i ---:-T:--w-::-,Vp,..-.-.-.- -L-f,1..:-.,--7,4 ---6-5.3 , Y .Y,Y - U 'nt-f---I-f -ve---M 4+ -T-1:-ffm? 'eff'---'jfg 1 A V.-A--f-Y - - -- - V-1 V . , A.. - L - , ,1,-K----fu- V - V , .. ., ,, ., . ,. 1 ' , 'LiV'V145H1't I ' J J J, - ,, ,Nfl 1 K - ,,y 3 , 4.-3:34-.U-f..,- the-g,-.,v ,, , , .4-, fkvgigl' L. -- ' f ' -1 'W -A -- -'fu-'---T. f T ' 'N -rr '--- -- - V n .E .. , -C 9' 1 f A e fff- :f ,eg TWA, ,f a ' I Qi YYLLL , -L ,.....-- F - , w- - 7,7 --., , ,.:.xt.,,,,,.,E,,,,, L. , ,,,,... ' 5' I- , lv -T, ' E. ' , - . 15.9---firgo -A V ..,,, .A -Q-- I Argonaut ,Staff Purpose: to publish for the students a year book which will include all functions of the school year, a year book which in later years they might use as a remembrance of their school clays. EDITORIAL STAFF KARL OKES ,....,......... ...................................,..... ......... E d itor-in-Chief ELINOR HARTNELL ,,,,,, ...... A ssociate Editor I-IoMER FERGUSON ,.,.,,,, ,.......,,,... A rt Editor EDNA BIRDSONG ,.,,,,,.....,,, ............. E vents Editor LAURA LEE I-IUNDLEY ........ ,...... O rganization Editor LILLIAN I-IODNETT ........ ............ C lass Editor JESSIE PI-IILPOTT ..,,,,, ,,..,...... F eature Editor MAURICE DAISEY ......... ..,...., P hotograph Editor BRANSFORD WYKLE ,,,,,, ,,,,...,,,, A thletic Editor MARGARET BEAN ,,,,,,. ,,,.... S nap-Shot Editor EDMOND RAMSEY ,,,,r, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,., .,.,,... S n ap-Shot Editor BUSINESS STAFF WALLER BELCHER ,,,,,. ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...... B ti siness Manager I 148 I A ,sz I . I A A A--A I - Y f- 4 - tflir ' I I I If tilt IL Q ,-Q ll .I ll!! tml BHII lr ' I l1l,jKlI It lj EI if N Il I li. I- !i , -I t Ii l . l I 4,1 3 II 'I :RI , yi I2 I5 , 'l R Il It I' ' ,, I I ll 'F i II l QI l IL HI I I it :I ,I ll l: li I lg I I fg ll lI I I I I I ,I M1 ' If fmII IIB! ,QI w, Igfl IW' 'I Ihivl .F A-'l 0.4 A ,LE ll Y III . ,,,,,- i Z ,L v ,fr- , , X - I , I , VV' N ,. AL I The Critograph Staff Purpose: To express Ihe voice of the student bodyg to carry the news not Lynchburg College to her alumnig lo cooperate with the administration, ancl to promote the school splrlt. .Editor-in-Chief CECIL SHEETS ......... .................... ...,......,.,,............... ..,....--...---.-- .--,--- - - . A A- -A ---' --,-- - WILLIE LY-NN ,,......., ASHBY BALDOCK ....,,,.. LOUIS GERBER .......... NEWS STAFF CLAUDE LYNN .......,. ......................v....,....-.--- KARL OKES ....,.....,...... LESLIE YOUNG ,,.,,.......... ELIZABETH OEERLIN ......... ....,.......,.,..................,.........,..........I.. CONTRIBUTING STAFF MARGARET LONG .......,........... ....,............A...v.........-......-..,-.--.-.----A,------ Miss DOROTHY SCOGGAN ......,. .................................,.................... PAGE Hosss ..............,.......... ELIZABETH HOYE ,,............ MARGUERITE MOTLEY .,..... WINNII-'RED BAXTER ........ I. MILIJRED HALL ......,......., OLIVE RALSTON ......,... EDNA BIRDSONG. .,... . WILLIAM FILE .,........ BUSINESS STAFF ..,..,...I.., Circulation Manager I149l ........Ex-Editor-in-Chief .,........Business Manager ......,Ex-Business Manager ..,..,..........1-Ieadtine Editor Sports Editor ff,'ff,'.',f21QQiQiliiiiuspofis Editor ..........Co-ed Sports Editor .........Associale Editor ........Alumni Editor ,,,.,.,..,...,Cotumnist .,......,..Cotumnist ............Copy Editor .,......Literary Editor .......,.LitJrary Editor ..,.....Feature Editor Assistant Business Manager Q K. . Campus Council The purpose of the Campus Council is to make for closer co-operation among the organizations on the Campus that are representative of the whole student body. MEMBERS DR. T. T. HUNDLEY ......................,................... ....,., P resident of the College PROFESSOR C. L. MCPHERSON ..,... ...... D can of the College MRS. SUSAN P. DILLON ........... ...,,..,.........,..,,,,,,,.,..,.,. D ean of Women PROFESSOR R. S. FREER ,....,.. .,,,...,,,,,,,,,...,.,,....,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,, D aan of Men MARGARET LONG ......,., RICHARD JAMES ...,... RANDOLPH LEWIS ....... JESSE BARBOUR ,,...... LOUISE NEALE ......... EVERETT MOTLEY ...... President of the Women's Student Covt. President of the Men's Student Government ,......,....,...............President of Student Body ........PresiLient of the Y. M. C. A. ..........President of the Y. W. C. A. ......President of the Publication Board KARL OKES ........... ....,.....,....,.,..,....,... E ditor of the ARGONAUT WILLIE LYNN ........ ....,,,,,,.,.,,.,.......,.......... E ditor of the Criiograph CECIL SHEETS .................. ..... C tzairman of the Religious Activities Committee DR. ROBERT C. BEALE ....... ..........,,,,,,,.........,.......... F acuity Representative I1501 , V--f'!'x ,.j,-R..3,,, V 0' RTX ,I ,i i ll V1 gl if in 1 l I Tl , I ,4 is m , vp M J Q ii -ive' ' :. 1 1- 'jgffg Y-,, -..-H. -, LA J LMA.-742.7 . . u H A L, L A . V , LBJ, o,:,,:,'.:.,L,,-,a5Lff5.i',.Q'Q Wm md WB V -YM ': wU,lh:g3Qiff: l!m'nw '1Y mN 7mm 'riW,l'4 wif, Y' fl ii ll A l ilu-til lifts :LIP l . 11 ll ll ff, ii SE , l 2 all .li il V' ll N lf ll il ,V li lim ll li 4 gg l ll Publlcatlon Board jg 1 1, The Publication Board, composed of editors, managers, ex-editors and ex-managers of all publications, and two faculty members, has general supervision over all student lk 115 publications with full control of all business matters and finances. ll lf OFFICERS 4' EVERETT MOTLEY ...... ...,,,.,,.,.,,.,.,..,. ,,,,,,,,4 P r esideni ii SAMUEL DONALD ........ ..,.,, V ice-President KARL OKES .............,..................... ,,,,,,,,, S ecrefary if PROFESSOR JOHN C. CRIGHTON .,..,,,.,,,..,,.,....,,,, ,,,,,, T reasurer M MEMBERS lf fp H Everett Motley Dr. Robert C. Beale ' Samuel Donald Margaret Long fl Karl Olces Louis Gerber 'Nfl Professor John C. Crighton Richard James Waller Belcher Homer Ferguson Willie Lynn lf151j ,L BML LLLLL M, ...'L ?l,.G,..+.,,w- ,L ,:,, ,.,Y ,iT,i --xE'..sT..-.-- Quay- -------- -- -----A-fr A - - - ,, r. --Li - , 9' K UQL, -' ,iz ' Insignia Club The Insignia Club is composed of the girl athletes who have won the insignia, either in hockey or basketball. This Club is the ofhcial organization of the Co-Eels that endeavors to standardize girl athletics in Lynchburg College. OFFICERS MARJORIE LAWLER .....,, MEMBERS Marjorie Lawler Maude Bell Almeyda Bibee Ruth Givens Kate l'-lelsabeck Laura Lee l-lundley Nell Tabor Elizabeth Oberlin I 152 1 Virginia Woltz Mabelle Bamber Eloise Henson Fay Thomas Hazel Thomas Margaret Dudley Ella l-lunclley President i x If 'E ' Y-in Nt! rf- 'fr . -I, .' 7.1 - Y V, 1. V Villfgg ,.Z,4 '1 Varsity Club The Varsity Club is an organization of Lynchburg College Athletes. Only those men who have won a letter in one of the branches of Varsity Athletics are eligible to membership. ' JOHN BARBEE ......... BEVERLY NORTH ........ GEORGE WIEBEL .....,.,... PHILIP SINGLETON ....... LESLIE YOUNG .......... WILLIE LYNN ,,.....,. John Barbee Beverly North George Wiebel Philip Singleton Leslie Young Willie Lynn William Yeatts Frank Bennett Joseph Thomas Carlton Shorter Bransforcl Wykle Randolph Lewis Leslie Blankinship OFFICERS MEMBERS I 153 1 I I I . , W 'Ig W Jn .......,....,......President ..........Vice-President ....,,.,.......Secrelary ..,........Trea.surcr .......Custodian .,,.,....Rcporier Louis Wheary Chester Mann Karl Olces Julian Hawthorne Samuel Donald Jesse Barbour Robert Gerald Louis Gerber Ralph Johnson jason Ballou Robert Ballagh Reginald Wood Lloyd Blackwell Victoria Literary Society Flower: Lily of the Valley Colors: Green and White Motto : What we are to be we are now becoming The purpose of the Victoria Literary Society is to train the student in public speaking, in writing papers, in planning literary programs, in debating, and in all other things that demand public appearance. First Semester RUTH GIVENS ....... HELEN BOYER .,,....... EDNA BIRDSONG ....,......... LAURA LEE I-IUNDLEY ....... PAGE I-loess ................... OLIVE RALSTON ....... .. Delberta Bell Virginia Bell Edna Birdsong Helen Boyer Alice Bralley Mabelle Bamber Elnora Cheyney Elizabeth Diffendal Ruth Givens Margaret Dudley Mildred Hall Cuba Hardwick Eloise Henson Page Hobbs Ella Hundley Laura Lee Hundley Sally Hundley Mattie Knibb OFFICERS President ,,,.,,.,,. ,,,,,,, Vice-President ......... .........Secrelary.... Treasurer .,,,.,..Crztzc....... .....PlGUlSt......... MEMBERS l1551 .............,.LoUIsE NEALE WINNIFRED WATSON ...LAURA LEE I-IUNDLEY .......,,.OLIVE RALSTON ........MARJoR1E LAWLER Betty Kabler Isabel Kelley Maevernon Jones Dorothy Lumsden Grace Lumsclen Marjorie Lawler Louise Hopwood Betty Maphis Julia Martin Marguerite Motley Louise Neale Olive Ralston Juanita Riley Evelyn Thompson Dorothy Treat Winnifred Watson Maunida Wales Virginia Wingheld Second Semester .ELIZABETH DIFFENDAL 4 Virginian Literary Society Flower: White Rose Colors: Orange and Blue Molio.' Mutual love and honest effort Virginians also have as their purpose the training of the student in public speaking, in writing papers, in planning literary programs, in debating, and in all other things that demand public appearance. Preszdenl ...............,..... . OFFICERS First Term Julian Hawthorne ........ , Vice-Preszdeni ,.......,,.... J esse Barbour ..... Secretary .,.,.,,. Assistant Sect. Treasurer .,........ ........ Critic ..,.,. Chaplain .... Censor ......................... Gordon Tanner . Ernest Perkins ..,,,........ Louis Wheary ,,..........,. Robert Fishel ...,...,....... Karl Okes ...... ......... Claude Lynn .......,.,...... Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,,.,.., Everett Motley ............. Cheer Leader ,,-i,i.,....,,. Maurice Daisey.. SCCOTTLJ Term jesse Barbour ..,,,..,,,..,. Homer Ferguson ,,........ Dingus Hoffman .,.,,,,... . Louis Wheary ..........,.. Ernest Perkins .,..,..,..,,.. Everett Motley. ,.,,,,, ..,,,. Claude Lynn ............... Maurice Daisey ............ Julian Hawthorne ......... Karl Okes .,,..,.. Third Term Willie Lynn Dingus Huffman Louis Wheary .Charles Hiller William Yeatts Homer Ferguson Gordon Tanner Strode Brockman Jesse Barbour Karl Okes Jesse Barbour Waller Belcher Lloyd Blackwell Strode Brockman Maurice Daisey Allen Eckstine Homer Ferguson Robert Fishel William File Julian Hawthorne Charles Hiller MEMBERS f157l Dingus Huffman Richard James Claude Lynn Willie Lynn Everett Motley Karl Okes Ernest Perkins T. B. Tisdale Gordon Tanner Louis Wheary William Yeatts M-L-A-5--k,ef V. W , -rff.'fiL:.ila. wiv iw KTM-Hum 'Y--,HI - ' '- A - 1- i51emf,f ,X- ., f, .AHF I! , .M xg Arzfilgii ,Y--az.-. f-f42Q:'gj-- 'J fi ::111:4,Z!g,5,j'fA2,A-igg ,S-L i i L xi J. ' ' li' M7i?g A2?x41P'6 ' nh- EVE AP' K X 1 Y f ' 2244251 ,fr 'f F-?iv .,,4,, 'f2'Til:Q4Q23Lll-i j'1T3 1, W Vx' 4' LT ff 'AA' :'K447F4T--fgfg-4 43322, J' Urania Literary Society Flower: Violet Colors : Purple and White Molto.' Loyalty Purpose: The training of the student in public speaking, in writing papers, in planning literary programs, in debating, and in all other things that demand public appearance. GFFICERS First Semester MARGARET LONG ......... ........ NELL TABOR ,.......,... ........ ELIZABETH l'lOYE...Q.... JESSIE PHILPOTT ......... GENE WILSON ......,,..... WINNIFRED BAXTER a.,,... Winnifred Baxter Margaret Bean Mary Brewster Sarah Brewster Almeyda Bibee Mary Cabaniss Hallie Caldwell Muriel Connaughton Mary I-lasselyander Elinor I-lartnell Lillian Hodnett Elizabeth l-loye Vice-President ......... ........ Secretary ..,.... ...Treasurer .... ......Critic...... .....PIarIIst......... MEMBERS Frances Wilkins I'159l .President ....... ....... Second Semester ELIZABETH I-IOYE .JESSIE PHILPOTT ........ELINOR HARTNELL ......LII-LIAN HODNETT .................ROSE KOVACS .......MARY HASSELVANDER Carnelle I-lypes Lillian Keadle Mabel Kirkland Rose Kovacs Margaret Long Virginia Millard Elizabeth Oberlin Jessie Philpott Ruth Raabe Nell Tabor F ay Thomas Gene Wilson Platonian Literary Society Flower: Easter Lily Colors : Gold and Black Mollo.' No labor, no crown The Platonian Society has as its ideal the training of the student in public speaking, in writing papers, in planning literary programs, in debating, and in all other things that demand public appearance. OFFICERS First Term SAMUEL DONALD ........... MEREDITH NORMENT ........ BRANsFoRD WYKLE .,,..,. CECIL SHEETS .,,,,.,.. PHIELIP FREER ....... CLOPTON KNIBB ,........ Jason Ballou Phillips Freer Curtis Jones Clopton Knibb Chester Mann Oswald Norton Meredith Norment Paul Pollard Cecil Sheets .President ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Vice-President ...... ..,......Secretary.... Treasurer ......Crzlzc,,..,.. .....t...Cl1apIain.... MEMBERS Orville Wake I 161 1 Second Term ...PHILLIPS FREER ,,,....BRANSFORD WYKLE ............. CURTIS JONES ........LEsE1E YOUNG .CLOPTON KNIBB .......lVlEREDITI-I NORMENT George Wiebel Leslie Young Louis Gerber Earl Davis Ammonette Wykle Philip Singleton Samuel Donald Samuel McGhee Bransford Wykle .Q-4 .-.... .-..,,......w V1 ffl? .f-ef 5'-A ,Z J XR K-' RP , . p,,f.1- Taxa 551,54 3 'lf A LIN . ' ha ,e..f--f--- ,. f -.7 .. .-O.. -. , . .. . . ... 7 c ff? ll The Ti .eva-A 3.1.6 ..4:..E.,..-Q, ,az ,Y-.Q-.E ..r..1-...Jessi 1-1,4 V, 4 ,, , Q gQg,5,,,iM,g-A :LJ , :swim Y Y ,Tu,t,,Q3e 4, 223. qt , M-wlAQ inn -y-15.52 Z... 11, :L-1-.S..1,,,-.f,..4 .-..,,..i..,v,..,, . . 1x1T'- 1- -'--' '-'- : Athletic AssOciatiOn l The Athletic Association consists of three Oflicers and three representatives from the Senior class and two from the Junior class. These students represent the student body in any matter pertaining to Athletics. They meet regularly with the Board of Athletic Control and Discuss and vote on the Athletic program. ' OFFICERS JULIAN HAWTHORNE ......... ................,.....,., ,,,..,...., ..i.,... P r e sidcnl RUTH GIVENS ............,.... ..,,..,...... V ice-President HOWARD P. TALMAN ........ ..............,,............. .........,,.,.,,,.,..,....... .,..,... S e c retary-Treasurer SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES JULIAN HAWTHORNE A JOSEPH THOMAS RUTH GIVENS JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES JOHN BARBEE LAURA LEE HUNDLEY ATHLETIC BOARD ORF CONTROL . DR. S. M. BEDFORD i......,,.,., ,.,,,..,....,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,,,4,,,,.,,4.,,,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,,. ,,,,,., C 11 a irman HOWARD P. TALMAN ......,...,.,,., ,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,, .S ecrctary C. L. MCPHERSON l F C H C in STEPHEN B. WILLIAMS I A ' U u 3' omm ee MEMBERS Dean C. I... McPherson Coach H. P. Talman Coach Marie I-Ioplcins Dr. S. IVI. Bedford Mr. T. G. I-IOIJIJS Mr. F. W. McWane Mr. W. P. Shelton Mr. Benny Arnold I 1,62 il ,,...,Q,LwfY J fc AL.: 3. 1 f-1,-,,As- ff, Ruth Givens Joseph Thomas john Barbee Laura Lee I-Iundley Julian Hawthorne 'P 4' T' MN q ':L?i'51::i: 9.576 -1' 'fee' me-'TT' T?ffEzp1.e1::ifif.gE::':f:i ,g,- n,5::E,. L - 13 Lijfeeiim I -WEE . ' TT WL? :'l 'f ':1?.Q,-4-1.'1L.Y' g.1i:I1f.1'22e:.J4': m'A-A lfff' -Pl 1 . l 1 i Ql tl .1 l i fig? tl' Ttfll ifffiil rm 'ml 41 i la W' v I L .,: g E ix 'l it 1 1' T' l' 5 lf 1 :li ?1 fi 'E -1 il I+ if li lv .1 ,lj 11 ,Q '5 I if Ei ,. 1 it if !! ag if lr it it Ea it g lwftiil M42 :VV li lfjq' W Mill V: gtll 4- QE-,-,.. :.------saE- - E. ,,, A 1 'srl .f , ZA 1 5 - ', 1 1 f . ' 1 - , ,..-,. , A ,,A'1'.,,n --,E , x 1 n...,-L. , , W..-H ,Q -' -, . .lr -,, ijf1J---f Tau Kappa Alpha National Honorary Forensic Fraternity Lynchburg College Chapter Established fune l, 1923 The T. K. A. Honorary Debating Fraternity, comprises those who have taken part in intercollegiate debating or oratorical contests. The Fraternity fosters debating and oratorical contests among the students. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester SAMUEL DONALD ..... ......,...., P resident ......... ........ R ICHARD JAMES ROBERT F151-IEE ,,,.,,. ..,.... S eereiary-Treasurer ,...,,, ,,,.,. W ALLER BELCHER MEMBERS Dean C. L. McPherson Prof. John Crighton Lloyd Blackwell Walker l-lealey Cecil Sheets Waller Belcher Samuel Donald Robert Fishel Richard James Dr. S. M. Bedford Dr. Robert Beale Jesse Barbour f163l . 5 E' ,.-11:-,-:::eri?1g-fit'-1 --Y-we--4 --' , ' - -.:, - - e ----- - f- A -1-:ff--f -J - 1 .. - -1 - w 1i.- 'K 11-. lwt:.3a5iW.lE,j?'-.L' , , Q , W- ru, ggi-.,u,lJlj I 14-in fl' ka e,,,--- --J., 4--.-A--g---gf--fffjjigii , E .-.,,, ,, , ,T ,-,..,t.-,v W E ,f L.- M -2: --- ,ff - - zwwfw . ,Y . . Y- y. Ag' i 1,-W, in ,M-K 1 3- A 1-Y-W' -5,Axgm 7 ,rw WW? Hia i -' ., cw: f -,-,- ' ' , A W A, , V, Y - - .1 ,,L....,s.? N?-EQ.. f I f Sigma Tau Delta National Honorary Literary Fraternity - The Nu Beta Chapter of the Sigma Tau Delta was installed in May, 1928. The Fraternity seeks to promote literary pursuits. It recognizes literary ability ancl achieve- ment, ancl encourages literary procluction. Only English majors and those Who have filled definite requirements as to the publishing of material are eligible for membership. OFFICERS MARGARET LONG ....... Q ......,,.,........... ....,,...,,,, P resident DR. ROBERT BEALE ,....,.. ........ F acuity Advisor OFFICERS Muriel Connaughton Marguerite Motley Mary l-lasselvancler Winnifred Baxter Olive Ralston Margaret Long Elinor l-lartnell Dr. Robert Beale Dean C. L. McPherson L 164 1 i 7 fs ' --' ' ' V if o' Eff: '-:A- lv 'T'IIi?1'! Xi i Q 'ii'E. 'gf 'J 'Oli , fr'i'in i:i' 4. , V L ...vw .Ea II.. ---- tvfv-W - -V . I I 1- ,. It E-. 'J V ' VY '.', , , 2-I - ,-. 1. ,, ,, 4 A I N, O 3 I I, il L , I r Ii- i, ,.,. ,. ,EAT -,u- .... ,,,-E- - Alpha Psi Umega National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity Owing to the strict requirements for admittance into the Epsilon Cast of the Alpha Psi Omega its membership is. small, but its original purpose, that of promoting interest in dramatic work of all kinds, has been followed consistently. RANDOLPH LEWIS ....... MARGARET LONG ..... ROBERT FISHEI. ....,......,,t. JESSE BARBOUR ,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,... Miss VIRGINIA HARRISON ....,. Randolph Lewis Margaret Long Robert Fishel Jesse Barbour Elinor l-lartnell J -.....a?....,....--,..- A...- ,.,, . .. WW- -.. 1? ...E..L..4.,.s ,TLA - A OFFICERS MEMBERS l165I fx 1' I ...................D1recior ......Business Manager ,,......,.,..Siagc Manager .....f-Ionorable Prompier ...................Adviser Winnifred Watson Lloyd Blackwell Prof. S. B. Williams Virginia Wingheld Miss Virginia Harrison .1 ,T -. , - '---------- -----,-,-Y,.,- - .f 1. ,, W- '- ---H 4--- W- -- - Y- -rf' --fr ., , , -.,., .-7,,,: ,.Y,,, V ,V 4 N M fe Y - .V M, - ,--- ,' ., ,-2? -1 -at Y-Q --Y -- J. L-221, :priate-f.3,-.. 'T 'o ' 1' ry + ,Z if X K.. M. 1gn-, at I .t K . .ir NIA -U A . Y , ,hr , , V ,. , , Y , A -- -fa:---Y.. -- 44- :Q-.f-nm.,...asa-W7 ,Y,,?1f,u A- i. T pin, ,, , ,NM ,.,. VI: 5-alia. N Y ' ' 6 Alpha Tau Iota Local Honorary Home Economics Sororiiy Realizing the three-fold purpose of Home Economics as that of developing physical height, mental breadth, and spiritual depth in, those who study itg the purpose of this organization shall be to foster these ideals, to promote high standards of scholarship and to develop those' characteristics which belong to the finest type of womanhoocl. OFFICERS MABEL KIRKLAND .,,,. .,,.,................,. ..,......... P r esideni RUTH GIVENS ,,.... ..,.,.. V ice-President HELEN BOYER ...,.. .,..,,.., V ...Secretary Louisa NEALE .,..t,. ,,,,,,,,i.,,,,,,,,,,,. ..,.... T r easurer MEMBERS Hallie Barlcsclale ' Page Hohhs Almeyda Bihee Ruth Givens Margaret Bean Mabel Kirkland Helen Boyer Louise Neale Mildred Hall r Juanita Riley Frances Wilkins L 166 J E X LQ lg Ewms Urientation Week OR the third time in the history of Lynchburg College Freshmen Week was observed, September I5-I8 inclusive. The purpose of a -.:. this week was to introduce to the new students the many organizations on the campus and to have them observe the real college life before starting in on their, academic work. The first assembly of the new students was held in the college auditorium, Monday, September l5th. President I-lundley gave the address of welcome which was followed by greetings from the old students by Randolph Lewis and Margaret Long. Mr. T. G. Hobbs, president of the board of trustees gave the new students a message from the board. The second assembly which was held the same afternoon was to acquaint the Freshmen with the various phases of college life. The subjects, The Freshman in the class-roomf' uThe Freshman in the library, and The Freshman on the campusf' were discussed by Drs. Grainger, Beale, and Sommerville, respectively. At the night session Dr. Robert Miles, pastor of the Westminster Pres- byterian Church spoke on Things of the Mind. Dr. Richard Wallace of the First Christian Church spoke on Things of the Spirit. A get together meeting sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A. was held in Westover I-lall. The English placement tests were given Tuesday morning. This was to determine in which English class the student should be placed. The athletic and student activities were discussed in the afternoon by the various representatives of the groups. Mr. Talman and Miss Hopkins gave the athletic program of the college. Jesse Barbour, president of the Y. M. C. A., and Louise Neale, president of the Y. W. C. A. described the work of these two organizations. Student publications namely: The Critograph, TI-IE ARGONAUT, and The Hornet, were explained by Everett Motley. Sam Donald discussed the status of debate and oratory at L. C. Tuesday night, the men and women students held separate sessions. A social was given in Westover I-lall for the women and talks were given by Mrs. Dillon, dean of the women and by the vice president of the student government. At the same time a social was given for the men in the Y. M. C. A. lobby. Talks were given by Dean Freer and Richard James. On Wednesday, the 17th, the Freshmen matriculated. That night the Freshmen party was held and oflicers were elected. Freshmen Orientation came to an end Sunday afternoon when President and Mrs. I-lundley entertained the new students from 3:30 to 5:00 at their home on l..anghorne's Lane. ' l1681 MEMBERS Washington Group Cn Cfctober l7, l93O the International and World Convention of the Disciples of Christ met in Washington. Lynchburg College was well represented at the Conventiong the two Glee Clubs directed by Miss Ruth M. Root and Professor Stephen B. Williams, the College Trio and Sextet furnished music for the occasion. Miss Beth Sydnor also gave several readings. Page Hobbs Lucy Hundley Beth Sydnor Elizabeth Hoye Sally Hundley Alice Bralley Elnora Cheyney Margaret Long Delberta Bell Edna Birclsong Winnifred Baxter Cuba Hardwick Mabelle Bamber Mattie Knibb Laura Lee Hundley Juanita Riley Winnifred Watson Rose Kovacs Muriel Connaughton Betty Walker Elizabeth Cberlin Mrs. Dorothy Clarke Louis Wheary Marshall Black Randolph Lewis George Wiebel Clopton Knibb Samuel Donald li169J Robert Ballagh Robert Kitchen Randolph White Edgar Ferrell Orville Wake Curtis Jones Julian Linkous Felton Huffman James Henson Phillips Freer Walker Healey Jason Ballon Cecil Sheets Edrick Cancller KILL-T ni ,. ,,,..-GC.-f- J, -fr--.g.Q.......nii, ,f ifiix . f VN ,-f'f7l,! 5 ' P Nsiqx f vi! ' ,I-2511: ' ?.,.1i,:.A,L-QT? ,fl .ff I 'ff' If f- I -,.gi5 .-Tl.11mAL.H-,-f,.i-, - A Y ., . I . I , ., A ine-- 4:-Aiea?------F,,,,:,-.E 'T' X ., .. ., 1 A VERONICA DUANE ,..... RODERICK WHITE ,...... NANCY WHITE ......,,. MAITLAND WHITE ETTA ...............,.... G. T. WARREN .,....... GEOFFREY NICHOLS ...... il ,ll lk Il' .., I fl I I I , SI I rl ,I I QI I i , I Ll? ll ll Qi Ii l 1, U IA FIFTH ANNUAL ViCtoriafVirginian Public Program NOVEMBER 27, 1930 YOU AND I EQ BY PHILIP BARRY ll L CHARACTERS Winnifred Watson - .....l.,loycl Blackwell X .,.....Virginia WingHeld l ,.......Robert Fishel ..,...Ruth Givens .....Waller Belcher ...Dingus Huffman gil I1voI lu ws? in UP? 15, Y L N :VT -X M217 ET,,?q.A--W.-,-v?.Y,-v7:.q,f v,.,,,--,--A-,..,,,.i..v, .:, - - 3-' , ,ff I,,g III I I I . uw- gf, '- ,, .,,'.4 I ,M ,U ' - -4 'II-. . Mm I --,, 1 9,9 ,fl rj 'X l'lL'g?'9T'f'f ': ':': 1 Ti- 'L f'i'1 T i:4 .Tim I ll 1 r71'a :'k'H':?w'1:?'UWM NA Y 1 Y TT ' ' jj- -' H--f-'P 1- 7 - ?? s'r' :lf--7:'TH'Jfjpii-f ' B Y --A - ' P T T ,gifs fi Thanksgiving Day NOVEMBER 27, 1930 10:30 A. M. THANKSGIVING SERVICE IN CHAPEL PROGRAM Devoiionals ,...,....,...............,.....,. .....,.......... .......,.,. D R . S. M. BEDFORD President Hoovefs Proclamaiion ..... ....... D EAN C. L. MCPHERSON Prayer ,....,.... .................................,,.............................. D R. J. T. T. HUNDLEY Duet ......................... D ................... ELIZABETH HOYE AND MURIEL CONNAUGHTON Origin and Spirit of Thanksgiving .......,.,.....................,.......... DR. RICHARD WALLACE 6:30 P. M. ANNUAL ATHLETIC BANQUET V Westover Dining Hall PROGRAM Toast Master ....... ................ ......... D R . T. T. HUNDLEY Speakers DR. J. T. T. HUNDLEY COACH HOWARD P, TALMAN DR. SIDNEY M. BEDFORD COACH MARIE HOPKINS ROBERT WILSON Awarding of Leiters .,,,.,, ....,,.,,,,,..,,..,.,...,,..,,,,,. C OACH HOWARD P. TALMAN College Song I 171 1 L-1--...,WL,.,,,- Z- ..,m. ,- .1.2LL--.1-JiT'1'Zf15.-li--T 21474.-A---- A- W-AW A F if CT 'Y ': ':fiP ',ji5f-:TTRf .,- f'-'X - , I I .I I I.. . 1, DELE,,,-AY,-,bg-W,-in 3,1-ITM, -I. .U U -- 3,3-.fr T ' ' T ' T ' T 'T 'T 'T 'T'b T 1 i5g:,.1,,' ,Il ' '- I The Urar1iafP1atOnian Public: Program May 8, 1931 THE BRATH By MAUDE FULTON CHARACTERS MRS. FORRISTER .................................... ............. MACMILLAN, her son, an author ..... STEPHEN, her younger son ,......... BISHOP WARE, her brother ..... MRS. WARE, his wife ............. DOROTHY, his small daughter ..... JANE DEPEW, a Spinster ...i............ ANGELA SMYTI-IE, a clehutante. TIMSON, the butler ..................... MARGOT, the housekeeper .... THE BRAT ...........,.......,.. f1721 Winnifred Baxter .........Jimmy Henson .....George Wiebel ....Oswald Norton ...mjessie Philpott .......Elizabeth Hoye ........Rose Kovacs ....E.linor Hartnell ..r...Chester Mann ....lVIargaret Bean ........Margaret Long SENIOR CLASS BANQUET Virginian Hotel K january 13111 1931 TAU KAPPA ALPHA . BANQUET Virginian Hotel 34 january 16111 1931 Banquets 'Z Menu Z' FRUIT COCKTAIL CELERY HEARTS OLIVES TURKEY CRANBERRY SAUCE HAM POTATOES AU GRATIN LETTUCE POTATOES NUT SUNDAE COFFEE NUTS MINTS 'I Menu I- CELERY HEARTS OLIVES FRUIT COCKTAIL CHICKEN NEW POTATOES PICKLES LETTUCE TOMATO SALAD STRAWBERRY SUNDAE COFFEE NUTS MINTS I1731 -: Programme :- Toaslmasler .........,,. Willie Lynn TOASTS To the Occasion ..., Willie Lynn To the Sp onso I -.... jesse Barbour Response .,.' . . .,.,,.....,..,. Sponsor Reminiscences ........ Ruth Givens Duel ------, l Muriel Connaugliton llilizabeth Hoye Prophecy of Class of '31, Margaret Long -: Programme :- Tau Kappa Alplia Aciiviiies for 1931 ..,,.... Samuel Donalcl Throwing the Torch, Robert Pisliel Looking lo llze Future, I Richard James nfl?- .A fx is - Il, i ll 1 'Niwxfm - L-- A CL. E N- lf A A .L L-,..lL,, L L I l f 1- 5,.3fE:, L--,A 4.AggiY-:vgkl i:,.Q-Q 'TNA Y L Y Ai i- .l1'21tr.::a-LTLL.'i':-M 'll' Ii. ii l? li ll ll ll ll 51 5, ie li ll ll l, l is gl 1, I -. lf li, il il . Al French Carmval fl A French Carnival, sponsored by the Art Club of Lynchburg College ancl under il the clirection of Miss Georgia Morgan was given on December l l, 1930 in thel Memorial Gymnasium. The various booths were in charge of the various members of the Club. ai Members of the Alpha Tau Iota were in charge of the food which was on sale. CHARACTERS J CI-ILOE E.. TILDEN.. ......,... French Peasani GEORGIA MORGAN... Bohemian Woman ' LAVELON SYDNOR ........... ................ M usician WHITNEY SWEENEY ,.,.... ...... M usician RANDOLPH LEWIS ...,.. ..... C lawn ' LOUIS WHEARY ........ ...., C lawn CECIL SHEETS ..,... ,...... T ramp N ELLA I-IUNDLEY ....... ....... D ancer It FRANK KITCHIN ,,,,,, ..,.,,,, A crobqt RALPH JOHNSON ...,. ..,....,,...... P irate I-IELEN BOYER .........,.. ..... P easant Girl I VIRGINIA MILLARD., ..... Peasant Girl rl MAEVERNON JONES ....,, ,,,,.,,,, ,,,,. P e asanl Girl lr uni --A--.-:T-,:1,.,..C-.. L ,..,,.-.,,, .-..r:::Zf?:--rf?1m-.,. , . , Ln, L- , 'E I -1 - --'- -lfiiifrf-S'-i'i':L:aii1:,gjiQ,f'1vii-'ij'- fsE-,:g7:::x:ff:'Ti-211174'1ffuiif:j,.gcLi: v :---- ' ',L,,L,LLMh L,-Ll,l1-grugl lx if -I fr IM A. I LW, f I, Q , I r::fi'f ,::.::11',i5ff' ' ll If ZA.-.T 1 -. 5122?-.rr Ir H Ir l '1 '1 itl , V1 l, I lt 1 1ll 11, ll 11l ,l 1l1 l l 15 1 1 it ,1 1 ' 4 1 s -11 ,1 ,1 l . 11 l l 1 1 1, ,1 ll I 11 1, Vt' 1 xv , ,-J, gfeatv .a,--..,.... ... --.e..., ...A r.,.e-,.,,wN.,,.-.-- fi ' as I L. I , I I ,s-ITS? 7 , L' K ' ' ' ' U I 3 ST' -TT' Ti' 'L3E1L:T'T :5iT4 i7 T7- L mm J' m '1T-- 3 'll T ' ' 11131 lg 1 ,lu 112-,nail fl R 1 ll- 1 +151 li. 1 lflzf l ltifil I lliiif is .ll I E1 13 E, 11 ll 19 1' 21' , 1 1 1 l1 5' L 3,1 If 25 11 1? I 11 , ll 111 - .1 1,1 ,, I ll I ll ll 11 ,, l Fil ,ll 1' Il li WI!! V lx: lj ll ,1 31 lf 14 I1 11 1,1 411 l1 1 1 ,1u tl l ll' 1 1 A R ee' 11 ll 1, 1, I , Tl , 1 - ,W 11 I y Annual InterfSoe1ety Debate , 11 y IW ll , March 23, 1931 11 ,w,. 5. 1l QUESTION! Resolved, That the United States Should Enact Legislation Providing for Compulsory ll Unemployment Insurance. ht 1 ,1 if 12 lg DEBATERS 11 17 il VIRCINIAAN LITERARY SOCIETY PLATONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY tl ll . . I' lf, l1 ,l, Negalive Afirmailvc fl' li Willie Lynn Ammonette Wykle 1:1 .11 ll Dingus Huffman Oswald Norton I 11 Virginians Won ll ll ll' pl 'I ll 13 If ' ' 11 1 ,, 11 Glrls InterfSoc1ety Debate 11 ll It ll, 3 P1 March 23, 1931 11 1 , ' lj l 1 QUESTION: Resolved, That the United States Should Enact Legislation Providing for Compulsory fi ll TQIU111 Unemployment Insurance. ,l,, ll E li 1 DEBATERS 511g g VICTORIA LITERARY SOCIETY URANIA LITERARY SOCIETY 'l -AW Afylirrnaiive Negative Mildred Hall Rose Kovacs f jill M11 Delberta Bell Gene Wilson I '51, llwffli Uranians Won lrtqp N751 ll Ill 1 .11 l 5,:,-L:.ig:,f,.5 ,il J'E't7iL4 ff T 'W' iiffifi' fimT1i44el141e5.-Qi-?2.+?-il-lliffeil1 Yjkfv 'Y-Li' 'L DATXYTTH., - ,Fai 4 Y l Interfflollegiate Debates LYNCI-IBURG COLLEGE zur. RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE December 1, 1930 A1fr1RM,xT1vE ,xr ASHLANIJ Waller Belcher, Charles Hiller NEG1X'fIVE AT LYNCHBURG W'alker Healey, Everett Motley Question: Resolved, That the United States Should Enact Legislation Providing for Con1pul- sory Unemployment Insurancefl Lynchburg Won at Lynchburg Randolph-Macon Won at Ashland LYNCHBURG COLLEGE vs. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE March 4, 1931 AFFIRMATIVE AT LYNCHHURG Julian Hawthorne, Everett Motley Question: Resolved, That the Chain Store Sys- tem Has proven More Detrimental Than Beneficial to the Best Interests of the Nation. Lynchhurg Won LYNCHBURG COLLEGE vs, GETTYSBURG COLLEGE March 17, 1931 N1zc.1xT1v1-: AT LYNCHBURG Walker Healey, Waller Belcher Question: Resolved, That the United States Should Enact Legislation' Providing for Compul- sory Unemployment Insurance. Lynchburg Won f1761 LYNCHBURG COLLEGE zur. BRTDGEWATER COLLEGE March 26, 1931 AF1f1RM,xT1vs AT LYNCHBURG Charles Hiller, Cecil Sheets NEGATIVE AT BRIDGEWATER Iulian Hawthorne, Everett Motley Question: Resolved, That the United States Should Enact Legislation Providing for Compul- sory Unemployment Insurance.', Lynchburg 'Won at Lynchburg Lynchburg XVO11 at Bridgewater LYNCHBURG COLLEGE zur. RADFORD STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE April 16, 1931 AFFIRNIATIVE .xr LYNCHBURG Julian Hawthorne, Everett Motley Nsoixrivis ,xr RAD1-'ORD Ernest Perkins, Claude Lynn Question: Resolved, That the Chain Store Sys- tem Has Proven More Detrimental Than Benencial to the Best Interests of the Nation. LYNCHBURG COLLEGE vs. ROANOKE COLLEGE March 28, 1931 A171-'11111Ar1v12 AT LYNCHBURG Willie Lynn, Charles Hiller N1acAT1v1z AT Ro.xNo1cE XValler Belcher, VValker Healey Question: Resolved, That the United States Should Enact Legislation Providing for Compul- sory Unemployment Insurance. F J lil! 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FREER ...NROBERT WILSON ......lVlAEVERNON JONES .........LOUlS WHEARY .........MARGARET LONG ..,......,.jOsEPH THOMAS LAURA LEE I-IUNDLEY , ,,..,. I-IOMER FERGUSON ...MMARGARET LONG ...,,..I-IERMAN WOLFF ,.,.........ROsE KOVAGS S NELL TABOR PHILLIPS FREER WHERE CAN-A GUY FIND QUALITY STUFF AROUND THIS BURGP If- - TURN OVER SIR ,TO THE ADVERTISING SECTION OR THE BEST TO PLACE TRADE ADVERTISEMENTS Ol mwsmsms. Q ' ' ' A . umm gig, . 1. pi, '52 57 - 'T .w, N ngfmgzm . We 9' -V ff? E 1 - f 4' 'l!!4'!WNli'f'r v K v- rw 4 5 , C mr15QL5?,4., QU , X , ,.g1AE:gf'W,c..g x J 'f'fg4i5wgLvie'i1'H4 '- D NW Gq-ffhwggikqez J, :qiBglM592?55yM j Am,'1,L-w.,1-, 5 fl' 044' If I A 4, - . 'lm I'g1I'L I 5... Q ,wx ff if fha gg: , W ' , 1-.a . ?i'3a Q31 ' kifx t- .-1 H -I-L an x -1' -, '-- I A-if Y ' ,,.L lkgbiim A- : ' Q . fx ., 1 , + : -1 - fyfxx , X M Q 9 l M444 f AX 3913 . ,-'V M If ,J L Q, X vig-gn , A I 'TSN I if in nl jiyli ' ,fl nf' VM ILIQ' 53, Q., ' wr QP? X P ! 'Www b MV 2 .xg ,fm i f . 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We ive ou Y g Y good work, quick service, and polite attention nagtljyg..- Virginia Laundry Co. -..,e2QQa,.- CECIL SHEETS Agent LYNCI-IBURG COLLEGE The Popular Gathering Place of Students -aegil fy..- CONGENIALITY PERIVIEATES EVERY DEPARTMENT Visit Us for Sporting Goods, Sport Wearg Sport Gossip or Leather Goods, Jewelry, Gifts, etc. -.,agQ,ge,.- We are glad to be of service U 2 , h - eognor-ffrfirfgmf - - In Uusr wruvr IVE ALWAYS WANTED LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA lfkgo 365' .inn Fw?-V -. - V--,J X'-,,- 'I ,. . le MH., .-, -.-. -V -----H .--V --- . - - itil, I-Ie: HIS she hot? I-Ie: No, but she's consistentf, Burgess V V V PLUMBING 6' HEATING Making love to a cold woman is like trying to play the ukulele with --gsggga..- an ax. V V V Phone 808 Table Manners When eating corn on the cob, acl- just it as you would a mouth organ but do not run the scale so rapidly. Place the napkin in your lap. Never display it at half-mast. If you are obliged to yawn, wait until there is a gap in the conversa- tion. Syrup should be used for nourish- ment and not as a liniment. VVV A powdered nose is no sign of a clean neck. In Miss Tilden's German: Are you snoring in class, Mr. Black, or are you reading today's lesson?', 'VVV Voice over the Phone: Is this the lady who washes?,' Society Snoh: Indeed, I should say not! Same Voice: Why you dirty thing! VVV CA Ia Berryj The grade of a co-ecI's exam paper will approach zero as the number of dates she has a week nears seven. 408 FIFTH STREET Wi11sfCamp E99 Go., Inc. The Daylight Corner Ninth and Main Streets Young Men's Specialties Suits, Overcoats and Furnishingsg Bradley Sweaters, Manhattan Shirts Agents Knox Hats and Caps Brown f Morrison Co. , Inc. Printers Lithographers Engravers Binders LYNCI-IBURG VIRGINIA The Franklin Printing Co. Printers : Boolgbinders Established IS97 NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA Gm: m9.m :QS 1-65.1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LYNCHEURG 65 YEARS OLD OFFICERS E.. P. Miller- ................. Presidenl O. B. Barker ,.......... Vice-President I-I. T. Nicholas .......... Vice-Presiclenl J. D. Owen .... Vice-Presialcnl G Cashier J. I... jones ............ Assislanl Cashier J. L. Nicholas ......... Assislanl Cashier Resources Eight Million Five Hundred Thous- and' Dollars -..sgQ.ga..- The OLD, Bic, STRONG BANK Gaul 725 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG VA. Established 1817 - VV. D. DIUGUID, IHC. lncorporalcfl 1922 -..QQ?5...- FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones III-333 6I6 Main Street lccbtzl K-659 D: HI-Ieard that new girl by the name of Crane blushed plenty when they read that plumbing ad in the advertisement class last weekf, U: What did it say? D: Crane beauty in the open: Crane beauty in all the hidden ht- tingsf' V V V The hrst time a man kisses a girl she is surprised-the second time she is angry - the third time she is pleased-and the fourth time she is-waiting. V V V If, my son, a woman values your caresses above an unwrinlfled ball gown, she loves you. V V V A skunk is a very queer animal because it is offensive on the de- fensive. The wedding guest he beat his breast The bells began to toll g But still the stud refused to go Into the buttonhole. -Illinois Siren. VVV Driver: Madam, I am very sor- ry I killed your dog. Will you al- low me to replace him?H Madam: Oh dear. This is so suddenf, V V V I-Iow did the college get such a bad name?H More men reported for football than were enrolled in schoolf, Riga ?65 P4322 Virginian Hotel C- D- MALI-CRY MODERN EIREPROOE , Cfade A Raw Milk 202 ROQMS HAMPTON, MA. R. E. D. No. 1 I5QgT' QUALITY COAL New Coffee Shoppe- S. J. HOPKINS Dining Room and Phone '27 W Banquet Hall NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA REASONABLE RATES THOMAS W. BROOKS 81 SON -AQZQEKE-,. Eleclric Shoe Repairing LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA 243 zsih si. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. LOG CABIN FILLING STATION CORNER MEMORIAL AND OAKLEY AVENUES -..,.5GgA,.- ROY PAIGE, Manager QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Perfectly Pasteurizecl HA Milk, Cream, Butler, Ice Cream SUPERIOR QUALITY-MADE IN LYNCHBURG 700-702 FIFTH STREET LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA 5'-SC-P-5' S9 C2 fweltiffviis - I i s ' ' DEPARTMENT sTom:s DRESS S USPENDER S HOLD EVERYTHING! , -wygf Eg.-..- It's the accessories that make or mar your reputation for being-oh, well the sort of person that gets two bids for every sorority dance! lt's amazing, too, how little the right things cost at our store. We'd like to prove that state- ment! Harris -Woodson Company Manufacturing and fobbing CONFECTIONERS LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY LET SCHEWEL FEATHER YOUR NEST DR. EHRICH Optometrist Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted H07 MAIN STREET Hill City Tobacco Co. -,a3Iy4.I.- LYNCI-IBURG HOME of BEST FOOD PRODUCTS -. ,sit Eat.- Nucoa Best Foodsn Mayonnaise Best Foodsn Relish Spread Best Foods Bread and Butter Pickle uBest Foodsn Salad Dressing Thousand Island Dressing Julian: I kissed her when she wasn't lookingf' Willie: What did she do?', Julian: She wouldnit look at me the rest of the eveningf' VVV Prof. Berry: 'iwhat is a vac- uum?,' Blencoe: HI have it in my head but I can't think of it just now. VVY7 lst Rooster: ls your married life happy? U H 2nd Blpedz Oh yes, my mother- in-law is an incubator. VVV The height of optimism: Look- ing in a cuckoo clock for eggs. 'uf-'D Eiga: C653 nge-ax S9 62 M. W. Callaham 81 Sons, Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS Fruits and Vegetables ...Ogg-1839..- Blue Label Canned Vegetables Blue Bunny Canned Fruits -..s5IIge..- LYNCI-IBURG VIRGINIA '4Don behaves as if he never had seen a woman before. iiwhat do you mean-reserved or ravenous? V V V james: UThere's a woman ped- dler at the door, sir. jiggs: HShow him in and tell him to bring his samples along with him. VVV She was only a carpenter's daugh- ter, but she knew every vise. VVV live got some lovingto do, sighed Solomon as he made out the dayis schedule. V V V There are two sides to every question-her side and the wrong side. GUN N-in Will White Co. IIOI MAIN STREET LYNCI-IBURG VIRGINIA -Neil E+..- I-le cuts the price and sells the shoes -.aeii?2,gs.- SAM PLE SHOES WESTOVER GROCERY COMPANY Staple and Fancy Groceries and Country Produce Phones: 4260-426l 504 Vernon Ave. Compliments of SUPERIOR AUTOMOBILE COMPANY CHEVROLET Sales Service 518 Main Street Meet Your Friends at PALACE RESTAURANT 723 MAIN STREET Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. 1002 MAIN STREET K'4L9a ' 'A iff! Tfig- A C- ' 1 ' ' i I ,E , 1 -me E, F if?-if 752 ' ' 'Y 'V' 28651 Sa FOR QUALITY FOR FASHION FOR SERVICE -0926 Res.- ' 9 A Store Old in Experience of What is New To Loolf Your Best-See Us Art Barber Shop GEORGE WOLFF, Proprietor Sth and Main Streets, Uncler Hotel Carroll Frederics Eugene Permanent Waves Sheard' s Hair Shoppe Phone 422l 207 Seventh Street De Luxe Cafe We don't want it all Low Prices Quality Food Prove It by a Meal Fountain Service DE LUXE CAF E 'WEEE 62 COLLEGE RINGS, PINS and FRATERNITY JEWELRY of Every Description -., 1.ggo.- Buckingham E99 Flippin Manufacturing felvelers and Opticians -,.s5.Sf5.,.- 9l9 Main Street Fergerson: I can't.swim.H Betty: :sWhy?,' Fergerson: I am not in the water. V V V A bachelor is a man who clicln't have a car when he was young. VVV I could go on kissing you for- everf' Really, and to think that it was only last week that father said you lacked application. VVV He: I come to bring warmth and light into the bleakness of your homef' Romantic Spinster: Oh you clear- He: lim the installation man for the gas companyf, f gage? s ea .Ag Turn Your Time Fort H111 Into Money You can turn your time into money sellin our famous Flavorin s, Cocoa, Coffei, Maltecl Drinks, Beautyg Creations, CNEAR COLLEGE, Soaps, etc. Q We supply the homes through our local easily A en s. glVlcire Agents are neecled now to take care of the rapidly increasing clemancl. Some territory open in every slate east of the Rocky Mountains. -..s3.tt.3e..- PRES C RIP T1 ONS SODAS, TOILET ARTICLES , Motorcycle Delivery Laborator1es We Box S71-L nm LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA Compliments of A FRIEND The Lynchburg National Bank 81 Trust Co. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Capital, 51,000,000 Surplus, Q'5700,000 OFFICERS ALLEN CUCULLU ................ President B. F. COUSINS ............ Assistant Cashier GILES l-l. lVlILI-ER ..... Vice-Pres. 5' Cashier GRANVILLE R. LEWIS, JR.. .Assistant Cashier THOMAS W. GILLIAM, Assistant Cashier THE OLDEST BANK IN LYNCI-IBURC ESTABLISHED I 8 8 8 ...,1.35!d39..- A Quarter Century of College Photography H , 220 WEST 42nd STREET New York -.h.95.Qg6e... Completely Equipped to Render the Highest Quality Craftmanship and Expedited Service on both Personal Portraiture and Photography for COLLEGE ANNUALS -..1eSQ3.a..- Ofhcial Photographer to the H1931 Argonaut EM N95 4-65.1 :QQ S? G2 Ha1l's Pharmacy -.t.,5Qg....- Where War End Comet To-Cather -.,9gg?...- LET US FILL YOUR PRE- SCRIPTIONS RIGHT -.t.,s5Hgf.,.- PHONES 36 AND 3669 Sheik: Do you know the differ- ence between a bathtub and a par- 1or? Sheba: No! Sheik: Gosh! Where do you entertain your friends?,' VVV Here Iies a salesman named Phipps Who-married on one of his trips A widow named Block, Then died of the shock, When he saw there were six 1itt1e chips. VVV That bu11 kicked me right in the pantsf, sobbed the professor, rub- bing his chest. Eze, ,Piedmont Bus Corporation L. I-I. HUDSON, President -..,.93Hga..- Scheduled Routes and Special Trips at Reasonable Rates Comfort AMI-IERST VIRGINIA Westover Barber Shop B. C. DAVIS, Proprietor LYNCI-IBURG VIRGINIA S. O. FISHER Established 1828 1024 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia J. D. HICKOK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Fixtures Gt Supplies Westinghouse Lamps Phone 523 601 Fifth Street SNYDER 86 BERMAN The Popular Price Department Store 914 Main Street Liga 55652 114293: St' 62 Th e Peoples National Bank -. Bas- Capilal and Surplus One Million Dollars LYNCI-IBURG -.,.,3Q,3a..- VIRGINIA Johnny: How long does it take you to clress in the morning? black: About half an hour. Johnny fbraggingj: lt only takes me ten minutes. Jack: I wash. VVV Are you going to Jenks' fu- neral? No, l've got to work this after- noon. Besides my motto is: ABusi- ness before pleasure'. VVV An optimist is the guy who puts two cents on a letter and marks it rush. D. B. Ryland 8: Co. 809 MAIN STREET jewelers and Silversmiihs mhegggas.- Special attention given to all kinds of repairing. Meclals and Special Orcler Work -.isg,Gga..- We Solicil a Trial Order Fig.: 5565- ' 'CWD' S? 62 Q f I f ,rf yeofrde m Wf Bins ADIEU TO THE CLASS GF 1931 --neil L, ma..- We've enjoyed every minute of our association with you and We hate to see you go .... l-lere are hearty good wishes for your future health, happiness and prosperity. fa Qs... N Good-bye and Coocl Luck! It pays to persent a good appearance. Let the While Star have your whole bundle of laundry. Careful attention given to everything from the courses! to llie mos! flmy garments. gas.- 9 Give us your laundry weekly You will be pleased with our service -..sgttga.,- White Star Steam Laundry Company ERNEST PERKINS, Agent Mayhelle: HI used to think you were dumb when I first met you. Johnson: Really Maybelle: But I wasn't sure of anything in those days. ps, VVY7 ls she pretty modest? Well, she's pretty. VVV Some girls are like a pair of sixes. Theylre hard to shake. VVV Lady: Doesn't that little boy swear terrihlyl H Another Little Boy: Yes'm, he sure do. l-le don't put no expres- sion in it a,tall. STOP rmmbzq around in circfes when pfmminq an Gfzznuaf .7 ...place your book in the hands of an organization with ample facilities and personnel experienced to produce an Annual in keeping with the ideals and traditions of your Alma Mater - - Such An Organization is J. l . je!! Gompvuzy ln Lynchburg,Virginia, For nearly three-quarters of a century Acknowledgment CVO Q51-IE 1931 ARGONAUT staff is in- debted to those who have assisted in the preparation of this publication. Especially do we appreciate the work of Meredith Norment, and Leslie Young in the organization department. The Business staff is indebted to Dorothy Lumsclen, Louis Wheary, and Oswald Norton for their part in securing advertisements. 8' 2 MEMBER OF TI-IE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA ADDISON, RUSSELL ..... AMOWITZ, ABE ............ ANDERSON, ARCHER ......,. ARE HART, CHESTER .......... BALDOCK, ASHBY ......,. BALLAGH, ROBERT .... , ,.,. . BALLOU, JASON .....,....,. BAMBER, MADELLE ...,.. BARBEE, JOHN ,,.,,E ,,,,,,,. BARBOUR, JESSE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, BARKSDALE, HALLIE ,... ..., BAXTER, WINNIFRED... BEAN, MARGARET ....... BELCHER, WALLER .,... BELL, DELBERTA .,...... BELL, VIRGINIA ........... BENNETT, FRANK ,...... BERNARD, FRANCES ..... BERRY, KATHERYN .,... BIBEE, ALMEYDA ........, BIRDSONG, EDNA ,......,.. BLACK, MARSHALL .......,, BLACKWELL, LLOYD. .,,,,,..,, , BLANKINSI-IIP, LESLI E ........ .,.,. , Register of Students BLENCOWE, THOMAS .,,...,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, BORDEN, FRANCES ,...... BoRDEN, MARGARET ..,. BowER, JAMES ,...,.,..,... BUYER, HELEN, ....... . BRALLEY, ALICE ...,....... BREWSTER, MARY ,.,,.... BREWSTER, SARAH. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, BROCKMAN, STRODE .... BROOKS, BENJAMIN L BRYANT, ERMA ............ EE .... . ..... BURLEIGH, JAMES ,..,...,.,...,. CABANISS, MARY, .,,,.,,,,., , CALDWELL, HALLIE ..... CANDLER, EDRICK ,....... CANODE, MASON .......... CHEYNEY, ELNORA ...,,. CHILDRESS OSEPH , J .-..- CHILTON, RALEIGH ...... CLEGHORN, JOHN .,..,.,, CLORE, JoHN,,,, ,,,,,.,, CLORE, THOMAS ........... COBLE, GARLAND .....,... COFFEY, MARIE ..........., COLLIE, EARLIE RAYMOND ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,-,-,,,,, P e nl-,ook CONNAUGHTON MURIEL ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , 1 CONNELLY, JONES .,...... CooK, MARGARET ...,..,. CooPER, KENNETH ,.,... Cox, I-IETHIE ,,,,,,,., I ,,,, , Cox, ROBERT, ..,,.,,,,, ,, Cox, VIRGINIA .......... CRoswELL, G. C ...,,.,,.. ..,Amherst, Va. .......,824 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg, Va. Kenyon St., Lynchburg, Va. ......................................BuChanan, Va. F. D. 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ROBERT S .....,..,. ,,,,..,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, M adison Heiglus, FII-ZLDER, JACK ...............,..... ...,.......,... 3 522 Fort Ave., Lynchburg, FILE, WILLIAM ..................... ...,..... 7 O N. Kanawha SI., Beckley, W. FISHEL, ROBERT., .,.,,. . FOWLKES, MARY .......... FREER, PHILLIPS. ,...,.,...,.... GORDON, MRS. J. NEWTON ..,,.... GADDY, ERNEST .,..,...,,.,,,.,,,. GERALD, ROBERT ................. GERBER, LOUIS .,,,,. , .,....,... . GIANNINI, WOODROW ,....... GILLESPIE, BOWEN ,....... GILLESPIE, WILLIAM ......... GIVENS, RUTH .............. GREGORY, WALTON. .,.,... HURT, FRED ,.,,,.,,.,,, HARWOOD, OTWAY ....,... HAGGARD, JACK .,....... HAILE, GILBERT ......... HALL, MILDRED ......... HAMILTON, H. C ......,..,.... HARDWICK, CUBA ................. HARMON, EDNA PEARL ..,..... HARTNELL, ELINOR .......... HARVEY, AUBREY ,......... HARVEY, PRESTON ......... HASKINS, HELEN,., .,....,.... HASSELVANDER, MARY ........ HAWTHORNE, JULIAN ..,..,... . HEALD, MRS. WISTAR .......... i'lEALEY, WALKER ............ HENSON, ELOISE ........... HENSON, JAMES ......... HILLER, CHARLES ..,....., HOBBS, PAGE ................. HODNETT, LILLIAN ........ HOPWOOD, LOUISE ,........ HOYE, ELIZABETH ......... HUFFMAN, DINGUS ..,..,.,.. HUFFMAN, FULTON ......... HUFFMAN, NORINE ....... ...........................................,Boonsboro, ..,.,..,....,.,.,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,Victoria, Del. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Md. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Md. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Md. Va. ......,,l257 Deitz Ave., Akron, Ohio ................................. Lynchburg, ...........,.,..,.,....,,.....,,,.,,,,,,.,,AltaviSta, ......,I2I2 Fairfax St., East Radford, . .,.....,, l307 Church St., Lynchburg, East St., Bluefield, .........,.I828 Grace St., Lynchburg, .........40I0 Crutchhcld St., Richmond, ...........,...................Beckley, W ......,.............................Lynchburg, Market St., Charlottesville NO. ZA Woodrow Apt., Lynchburg, ............................,..,.,,, Cherrydale, .....,..353l Fort Ave., Lynchburg, W. Main St., Salem, ........l06 Warren Ave., Lynchburg, .,.............,......,..................Cheltenham, ......2428 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg, ,........................................Lowesville, l II 16th St., Lynchburg, Green St., Danville, .................,.....................,.Kenbridge, Linden Ave., Lynchburg l6Ih St., Lynchburg, .....23 W. Antietam St., Hagerstown, ...23 W. Antietam St., Hagerstown, ,....,.tI20 Harrison St., Lynchburg, ,, ,,.,..,. .,,,.,.,.,.,,.,,,..,. L awrenceville, .........Cirey Rock, Salem, ..................,.......LOuisa, ....................CapIain, ..............Newport, ..,,,,,,.,Sinl4ing Creek, I I Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Md. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Md. Md. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. HUGHES, WINFREE ....... .....,.....,..................,................ E vington, l-lUME, BEVERLY .................. ........ 8 2 N. Kanawha St., Beckley, W. HUMPHREYS, LESTER... .......,.....,.,..A..,................... Paint Bank, HUNDLEY, ELLA ...,......,..,, ........ l I0 Langhorne Lane, Lynchburg, HUNDLEY, LAURA LEE ,....... .......,......,.....................,........ D unnsville, HUNDLEY, LUCY ,.,....A... HUNDLEY, SALLY HART .......... HYPES, CARNELLE ......., INGE, GEORGE ......... JAMES, RICHARD ........ JENNINGS, ROBERT ........ JOHNS, GORDON ........ JOHNSON, RALPH .......... JONES, CURTIS .....,.,,,..... JONES, ERNEST., ......,.... . JoNES, MAEVERNON ........,. JONES, WILLIAM .........,.. KABLER, SARAH ELIZABETH .......... KEADLE, LILLIAN ..................... .... KELLEY, ISABEL .,..,.............. . KERRICI4, KATHERINE ......,.., KIRKLAND, MABEL ,....,. KELLY, JOHN ................ KITCI-IIN, FRANK .......... KNIBB, CLOPTON ....,... KNIBB, MAITIE ................. KOVACS, RDSE .............,........ KULMAN, ELIZABETH .......... LAWLER, MARJORIE .......... .... IO Langhorne Lane, Lynchburg, ................DunnsvIlle, Va Va Va Va Va Va Va ....... Sinking Creek, Va ...............................Kenbridge, Va Elm Ave., Hampton, Va ...................,...............Republican Crrove, Va l0ll S. W. 5th St., Winter I-laven, Fla Bell St., Lynchburg, Va Va Va ..........................Peakland, Lynchburg, Va .......,l0I Fredonia Ave., Lynchburg, Va ........IlIl Jackson Ave., Lynchburg, Va .....lll7 Clement St., East Radford, Va Essex St., Lynchburg, Va Westover Blvd., Lynchburg, Va ........4l6 Wadsworth St., Lynchburg, Va Va ...l00 Van Ness Ave., Rutherford, N. J Va ...........,..................,..,..Carclwell, Va .............Ponus Ave., Norwalk, Conn Clay St., Lynchburg, Va Courtland Apts., Lynchburg, Va LEWIS, ADELIA .............. .342 Tenth St., N. E. Washington, D. C LEWIS, ALLEN ........... ................. 6 39 Jefferson St., Danville, Va LEWIS, RANDOLPH ........ ......,....... 3 O0 Oxford St., Auburn, Mass LILLY, KEITH .....,....... ...........,........................... B lue Jay, W. Va LINDSEY, ANNIE ........... .............. 3 IO Vernon Ave., Lynchburg, Va LINKOUS, JULIAN ,........ ........ P iedmont Road, Huntington, W. Va LONG, MARGARET .......... .......... l 20 Church St., Clifton Forge, Va LOWDER, PAUL .............. ......,............................. F reeman, W. Va LUMSDEN, DOROTHY ........ .......................................... P embroke, Va LUMSDEN, GRACE .......... ................................,.,.............. P embroke, Va LYNN, CLAUDE .,..,......... ......... 9 29 Jefferson Ave., Clifton Forge, Va LYNN, WILLIE .......................... ......... 9 29 Jefferson Ave., Clifton Forge, Va MCCARTNEY, MARY VIRGINIA ....... ........ 3 23 l5th St., Court, Bradenton, Fla MCGHEE, SAMUEL ...................... ............................................... G ladys, Va MANN, CHESTER ..................... .,.............. ,.... ......... P l e asantville, N. J MAPHIS, BETTY .......... ......................,........................ S trasburg, Va MARSH, JESSIE ........... ................... 2 05 Pollard St., Lynchburg, Va MARTIN, JULIA .............. ..... 9 20 Hamilton Blvcl., Hagerstown, Mcl MASSIE, GRAYSON .........,... .............................................. W oodsorr, Va MATTHEWS, PHYLLIS ........... ............... I 508 15th SI., Lynchburg, Va MATTOX, MARY ................ ........,........................,............. A ltavista, Va MATTOX, NANCY ........... .......... 3 Z3 Langhorne Lane, Lynchburg, Va MAYES, MACLIN ............ ........................................ C hurch Road, Va MEADORS, MARGARET ,....... ........ 3 202 Memorial Ave., Lynchburg, Va MILLARD, VIRGINIA ........ .....,.............,.............................. V ienna, Va MILLER, RUTH ................. .............,........................................ R oseland, Va MILSTEAD, RAWLEY .......... ......... R . F. D. No. 3, Box 7, Lynchburg, Va MONGER, THELMA ........ ........................................ C oncord Depot, Va MOORE, AMELIA ........ .................................... C oncord Depot, Va MOTLEY, EVERETT .... .........254 Gray St., Danville, Va MOTLEY, MARGUERITE ........ ........ 2 54 Gray St., Danville, Va. MURRAY, DOROTHY ......... .A.....,............., R . R. No. 6, Frankfort, Ind. NEWMAN, EDWARD ........... ......., 2 3l Westmoreland Ave., Lynchburg, Va. NEALE, LOUISE ....,..,,.,.,.... .......,...,....,......l.............,,....... W est Point, Va. NORMENT, MEREDITH ......... ........, 2 25 S. Potomac St., Hagerstown, Md. NORTH, BEVERLY ..Y..,.... ..,...........,.. l OO Wise St., Lynchburg, Va. NORTON, OSWALD ......... ....,,,,.,..,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,....,.,. D eltaville, Va. GBERLIN, ELIZABETH ..,.,...., ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J essup, Md. OKES, KARL ..,.................. ,.,....,.,. G len I-Iedrick, W Va. OVERBEY, CLAUDE ........ ,,,.,..,............, K enbridge, Va. OWEN, GORDON ........ ,,,,,..,,,,,.,...,, L eesville, Va, PARKER, FRANCES ........ ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,., S c huyler, Va. PARKER, ROBERT ..,....... ...,.,..,.....,.,,,.,,. W achapreague, Va. PERKINS, ERNEST ........ ,,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,..,,,,. D undas, Va. PHILPOTT, JESSIE .....,..,. ............, T azewell Ave., Bluefield, Va. POLLARD, PAUL ............ .........,,, l Ol College St., Lynchburg, Va. POOL, EDWARD ..,..........,.., ....,.....,,.,,....,,,.,.,.,,...,,,....,..,..,.,,. N aruna, Va. PURYEAR, ELIZABETH ....... ,,....... 2 2l2 Memorial Ave., Lynchburg, Va. RAABE, RUTH .........,....,..,, ...,.............. 3 09 N. Payson St., Lynchburg, Va. RAGSDALE, THOMAS ......,. ....,., g .,...,....,...................,..,.,,...,..,..,,. K enbridge, Va. RALSTON, OLIVE ........... ,.,..... 3 l00 Connecticut Ave., Washington, D. C. RAMSEY, EDMOND ,........ .,.,,..,.,...,,,,,..,,.,....,...................,,....,,,, G retna, Va. REAVES, MILDRED ........ ...,.................,.,..,,, B Ox 334, Knoxville, Tenn. RHODES, LILLIAN ..,,..,... .,,. lll Westover Blvd., Lynchburg, Va. RILEY, JUANITA ......... ....... 5 22 S. Braddock St., Winchester, Va. RUCKER, MIDA ................. ...............,................. C Oncord Depot, Va. SI-IACKLEEORD, WILLIAM ......., ......... L ynchburg, Va. SINGLETON, PHILIP ................ ,..........................,..,,..,..,,.. L ynchburg, Va. SUTTENFIELD, REV. JOHN ........, ..................,.,....,,.................. L ynchburg, Va. SHACKLEFORD, JULIA ,............. ..,,...,.......... 3 O7 Stafford SI,, Lynchburg, Va. SHEETS, CECIL ..................... ,......... 9 I3 Madison Ave., Clifton Forge Va. SHELBURNE, ROBERT ..,...,.,. .................,.,...,...,,................, C hristiansburg, Va. SI-IELTON, ROBERT .,......... ,....,... l 03 Pennsylvania Ave., Lynchburg, Va. SHELTON, STEVE .......... ....,............,....,....,.,.,... R oute 4, Roanoke, Va. SHORTER, CARLTON ......... ....,.,...................... 6 8 W. l0th St., New York City SLAYMAKER, ADDISON ..,...,.. .....,,,...,,............,., 2 2l2 Memorial Ave., Lynchburg, Va. SLOAN, NANCY ................. 2l7 W. Peachtree St., Route 9, Knoxville, Tenn. SMITH, DONALD ................... ............,......................... L incoln St., Beckley, W. Va. SNODDERLY, DONALD ......,.... ...,,.................,....,. R . F. D. No. 3, Srnithburg, Md. SNYDER, MARJORIE .......... ........ R . F. D. No. l, Fisherville, Va. SOMERS, NATHAN ......... ........ l ll4 Clay St., Lynchburg, Va. STOCKNER, PERLIE .,,.... .......,,...,........................ W oodlawn, Va. STONE, JAKE ........................ .........,,......................,....... L owesville, Va. SWEENEY, WHITNEY ........ ......... l ll5 Filmore St., Lynchburg, Va. SYDNOR, LAVELON .,......... ..,...... l 2l5 Wise SI., Lynchburg, Va. TABOR, NELL ............ ...........,................... W est Graham, Va. TANNER, GORDON ....,... .....,......,.....................,......... B ig Island, Va. TI-IOMAS, ALSEN .......... ........ 5 O3 Westwood Ave., Lynchburg, Va. THOMAS, FAY ............... .....,.........,.........................,......... Z uni, Va. THOMAS, I-IAZEL .......... ..,.......,.......................,................ Z uni, Va. THOMAS, JOSEPH ,,.,.,,.. ........, l 2l3 Washington St., Vinton, Va. THOMPSON, BESS ,.,,.,,,, ......, 3 4l5 Wilson Ave,, Lynchburg, Va. THOMPSON, EVELYN ...,.,.. ....,................................. U nionville, Va. TI-IURMOND, TUCKER ,,.,, , ......... Boonsboro Rd., Lynchburg, Va. TISDALE, BENNIE ,..,,.,,,, .........,,...,.,..................., B urnleys, Va. TREAT, DOROTI-IY ,,,...,,. ....... .... .......... W e s t Point, Va. WAKE, ORVILLE ........,. .....,.....,...,.......,....,.....,.. S trasburg, Va WALES, CHARLES ........ ...,..... 2 I7 Broad St., Martinsville, Va WALES, MAUNIDA ....... ....,.... 2 I7 Broad St., Martinsville, Va WALKER, BETTY ............,. .............. 2 203 Roslyn Ave., Baltimore, Md WALTON, RUBY .....,..... ..,... 2 7l6 Memorial Ave., Lynchburg, Va WATKINS, ELIZABETH ..,.... ..........,........,,..,..............,.,.., R uslbitrg, Va WATSON, MELVIN ........... ,........ R . F. D. NO. 2, Lynchburg, Va WATSON, WINNIFRED ..,..... ........... R . F. D. No. 2, Lynchburg, Va WI-IEARY, LOUIS ..,........... ,......... I 34l 22nd SL, Newport News, Va WHITACRE, HARRISON .........,.,,....,........,.. Capon Bridge, W. Va WIEBEL, GEORGE ............ .,....,.. 3 I5 Garlinger Ave., Hagerstown, Md WILKINS, FRANCES ,.,..... ......,..................,............................ K ingston, Md WILLIS, LESTER ....i....,. Route No. I, Box I70, Beckley, W. Va WILSON, GENE ..,......... ...............................,......... G reen Bay, Va WILSON, ROBERT ....,,,,..... ................,.......... B ox 265, Hollywood, Fla WINGFIELD, VIRGINIA ......... ....,..,......,, I OI4 Pierce Sl., Lynchburg, Va WOLFF, HERMAN ,..,........ ,.,................ S I9 Madison St., Lynchburg Va WOOD, REGINALD ............ ......,,.. 4 I0 E. Jefferson St., Charlotlesville, Va WRIGHT, JOHN .................,.. ,................................................ B lackstone, Va WYKLE, AMMONETTE ,....... ...............,....,,.......,.,. G len Morgan, W. Va WYKLE, BRANSFORD... ....... Glen Morgan, W. 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