Lynchburg College - Argonaut Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1964 volume:

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Q, '41 -Quai: .ll.b Il If .1 4 E3 1 F 2' v HOPWOOD HALL 4. ,, lr 1, . ,,,. ,v 'f' , . . 4 . I Y X W, X . V ' 4 f V .- XHZMURIAL LIYMXASIURI QUON ZR X 1 1- l 1 ,L '5' AL LIBRARY CARNEGIE HALL B av! SETS HOBBS HALL MUSIC BUILDING 5 ' z . s if ya v .A ' 1 my Du. GRVILLE W. W.-XKE The students of Lynchburg College dedicate the 1964 Aiaoom-xUT to Dr. Orville W. Wake with warm appreciation for his years of devoted serv' ice as president of this college. He has helped us faithfully since his arrival to leave the rocky road of dilhculty and to reach the higher pathway so necessary for higher education to improve and prof gress. This learned man has shown to the students the beauty of knowledge, the power of understanding, and the necessity of tolerance. It is with gratitude that we wish to this lover of wisdom and true friend of the students the best in the future and Gods blessings. ' Y eiwggm ' xi' DR. AND Mas. WAKE A world traveler, President Wzike shared his journey with Lynchburg College. I '1 ,W I I ' V. 1. - g --.tfzgaais 153' ,milf 5 nur, x ' v 'V ' .fgwf r M it 'J . lin, I. A .. ,Q iiiii Nui 1 xx AIIDMIINIISTRATIIGN ANIDD FACULTY '-fi -. NA, , A-AA QLD, 1: .Q , Vxfelcome, Br6W6fS! . LHS N, ,,,,..,..? S. Y- L J'- 5 ... J . ,Q , wg. 5 . v 4' 6' K .Ah N' ff fr 'fb-Ag, . ,xl Z W Y ' ' Q f 2 'X . 42 zljn IEE !! I Q, BAM ' Ewa b K X., I, . , , thu Iixvv.-un' Iluumilyz Mrs. Brcwcr :md Cntlmcrinc Lcigh, Dr. Brcwcr and Ruth Ann, Mary Beth and Robby 4 4 f, ,I- gl D PTWQWII Cum lflud , and 5 I. 1 D P wllf' l, L fQ.'fU I xii I 1: N' ' ' - I ' X Wu ' L I 1 -V K---U-NNY P There has Fccn Il change in command. ,Haruki DR. M. CAREY BREWER President BA. magna cum laude, Lynchburg College M.A. and Ph.D., Harvard University Lynchburg College sincerely welcomes Dr. M. Carey Brewer as its seventh president. A native of Lynchburg, Dr. Brewer came to Lynchburg College after serving as director of the Civil Affairs Office, Office of Emergency Planning, in the Executive Cfhce of the President of the United States. Guided by Dr. Brewer, Lynchburg College looks confidently to the future Pathways to be journeyed in the pursuit of knowledge. .-4 ', '-'S nu- 1 1 'Q l ...... C , , ., --. -q J, , JQJJ 1 ca:-3 .alla ,pf T' 7 t ...f . UQ 'Q . S ,C i .11 ...C in Ml? i i 1 I pb. 4' V 'lv fb El DR. JOHN M. TURNER Ilmsttotl ' 1 Dean of the College ASW? b dll BA. cum laude, Lynchburg Collegeg MA., Uni, B'A Lyn versity of Michigan: M.A. and PhD., Harvard, BJ HE MRS. CHRISTINE K. WELLS MISS LM Associate Dean of Students g AB., Friends Universityg M.A., Colorado State College of Education. THOMAS C. TILLER, IR. Dean of Students B-A-, Lynchburg Collegeg M.A., University of Virginia. Dean of ilk? BA., Lynchburg College: Remus ly. THEODQRE BI Business Manage a T d A-B-i Alllltvn Q Re istrar and As. ., is , Vmzsttxs ll Wa: n gh - .. xl 'sm Tm!! C-in Rv! ' JAMES E. MCKINNEY GQNQ Assistant to the President D, B.A., Lynchburg College. Miss BLANCHE I. LATHAM -- - Registrar and Assistant to the . Pi . . . 't.'uCf LPIJT .f XL-.A 2 ' Dean of the College llmm' Micarg B.A., Lynchburg Collegeg M.A., University of 'umm Kentucky. www 11 THEODORE BERGMAN mu' C' Business Manager and Treasurer TW :P ' L L-gf AB., Albion College. LL rx Glu' T4 V A I AIA-MW Pm- -l Q-3. .- z fi 15. 41' 1' H' .Iv f f - , I' P g 14.-4-i -5- ' FACULTY KN Qui? Ami .I.wxn4-ifllr I'l'llfI'NKlH' uf .-Ir! ILM. lrfiny Vlmirnnm of ilu' lliri.-sim! ol l in4' .Irlx dull .lxxixflllll f'l'Uf1N-WH' 'lf Jluxif- W. ImN.xI.n lixzxxs M.I ..I. IIlllll'IIl'l' C. II.XII.lCY M.I .A. s. M.xm:l.1xI: ll. lN4:u.n1 2 .lxxu1'i41l1' l'l'uf1'x.'ml' uf Q. Kp UI ll umulu his 1 I 'X pf l'l'4'll nl I' ' ' ' X 1g.f,1 , , '1f Aw' R W iff I -V MRS. VIRGINIA BERGER FRANZ Exam BLA. MAI. Assisiant Professor of Conduclor of 11,0 Jlnxir' and Piano Concert Choi r und IlIN1l'lll'fUP' in. 0,-mm DIVISION OF FINE ARTS 5' , 4 , S- Mus. .Io .xxx III'x'r Mus. THELMA L. TWERY HI ' If MA- Instructor in Art L- In.wlrur'Ior in Voicl' fr I ul ', 42 - ' ,., A - 'rcruur-wp--Q--,-.. M , , , . , . I4 Mus. HIILIIN P. WOOD f B.S. 5 I' .-lssistrmt Professor of w, I is Music and Voice 'f' ' II V1 AA Q r ..-1, , wr I ,, :A I. Km. WHWN W WZ uf C of 11 G lf' Hu Q0 socm srub .K W TI Pm.- , Www ' 'i. ,2.'. ' ' iff! fe-4' 'm x ,'::., yn!!! 'mf If ma DIVISIGN OF XVILLIAM W. FERGUSON P1I.D. Chairman of the Division of Social Studies and Professor of History G. B1ELVIN EIERNDON PH.D. Associate Professor of History and Political Science fOn sabbatical leave 1963-641 FINEAR' SOCIAL STUDIES ,W THOMAS A. KELLY PH.D. Professor of B-u'siness Aflrninistramon DIARVIN L. CANN M.A. Assistant Professor of History DAVID F. ANTH ONY PH.D. Director of Tri-College .-lsian Stilrlics l:7'0!j1'0,Hl' MRS. ELLEN C. BIOORE M.A. Associate Professor of Sociology PAUL D. RICHARDSON PH.D. Professor of Sociology COD Sabbatical leave 1963-641 JACK L. MASON B.A. Acting Associate Professor of Sociology BIABEL A. SAWYER M.ED. Associate Professor of Secretarial ancl 0 Conzrnerczal Education T. I.. S11 1-:N PH.D. Associate Professor ol Economics HOWARD B- UOVDA XVILLIABI BRUCE NVIIEELFI' M-S- MA. ASS0f75Uf0 P Qf'f6'S07' Qf Acting Instructor in, Business Admmzstratzon flfisfoyy i !-sv-3-.wx wifi, -L.- , 4 . I , . 1. .... -11-. ryy I I' '2- 10' nga-- fn. In -,-11-ons. - .I-IIIN BI. 'l'I'llNi3II I'II.D. I 'fl '. ' . 11,111 l'y'r,f1'xx1,7- of ILHIIIISII ImII.x .IRAN ASIZIC I'll.D. l'l'Ilfl'NNlIl' Inf lfllylli-WI! SIII:I.ImN V.xx.II'1cII:X IE. I,I'r'I'. linylish mul Ilislorjf 1011 szxlmhzllicul ln-:Ivo lilllll-U-H Mus. S'I'u.III'r WASIIIIIJIIN A.B. lIIsIr'IIc'fm' in linylisll Mus. BI:I,I.l-I M. IIILI. BLA. .lssisluul Prof: ssur of lfnylish NICANOIK M. ISANDIZJU Imu'rIIII.xT1-Z ov I..Iw Inslrur-for in Spun ish f'llIlfl'IH1llI uf Ihr Uiri-'fillll ll 11111:-111111Illlrflflllf' i. vI 'I H f B1 11:17 1.-Pmuul FISQIIOFF I..xU1:.x JE'r1I:1: I'.XIl1iIill 1,1I.D. KLA. lfrofvssor of IIIIIIIIIIIIHCS Associaff' 1':'QGf'HN0l' of und Nor-iul Svimzcc lung I6 I 'VX 'IV '. MA ny E. CILXXK B.A. IHRfl'llf'f0l' in Spanish gX4sr L-... C HA Russ H. Ii.x1cIu:1-T DLA, Assistant Profef- - English 560, of CW mf L Prof' ' DIVISION DIVISION OF LANGUAGE OFEDUCATIOI' AND LITERATURE ANDPSYCHOLI MRS. HELGA LEFTWICII B.A. IllSf1'1IC't0T in Jlodcrn Imngllaycs Coxswfx N012 Rows PH.D. Associate Ifrofrssor of French C Pg Pmfflbvr 0 M' UBEM-S M RS-CHRISUX III If . -- .Iasqfm Pr I-'dlhqg - IN, .. -.,......-....- -.. -..,....,,.v..... ...-,-.- , , I I ., -V 1. 'R A I Ku-,gmt 'N ng' mvnsloi IOF LANGUAGE o LITERATURE DIVISION M. XYELDON THOMPSON EOD. Chairman of Division of Education and Professor of Education LOUISE PEORQO ED.D. Professor of ElI1lf'lIfflrlI OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY JOSEPH P. ROBERTS MRS. CHRISTINE K. YVELLS M-A. M.A. Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Pwcholoay Education MRS. FRANCES D. SCOTT Director of the Reading Center and Professor of Pdueation FACULTY NIRS. IACQLLIIBI ASBUIH h ,R ,,A, I . WL M.S. Instructor in Physical anal Health Education zfffiff -Q Wsivw if f .s ,,,.. ' 7 , JAMES C. Fox EDD. Professor of Physical and Health Education AUERET R. MOON, JR. M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical and Health Education ELIzA1sETI-I D. HIURPHEY M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical and Health Education WILLIAM H. SIIELLENRERGER M.ED. Associate Professor of Physical and Health Education KX If s t. ,Xt .l.1...w......- 'ti' 'air' -- FACULTY --Q ' Vlmirmun ul Ilu Hiriwilu 4,1 l'lnlf ,phil mul Iffliynun fm I I'ru1'fwru' of l'l:iI ,hu mul lfrliyinrl I XX I1-It I-Und -If pxil do I gm: rh:s t.mc7 Yellow, ink .1 P - JCCU, red .... ..,,, - - x, +,-..4,.,. ,z ci! , sf had - ylmgul V, ulyps .lnsl-21-11 I,. Nl-:l,soN. .I1:. ALL1-rx Ik. S'1'.xx1: gg I l TIl.I,. ILD. Iluxululcx' Il,Im, lwm-irlh' 1'rofa'ss1n' ol' .lssm-iull' Nl'!Ifl'NNlII' nf l1i1'r'r-Im' of lI'1'li11iUHx lf: Iigliml 1-'lflyllllll .l4'lil'IIif'.w flllrl .INN1H'i1lfl l'I'u1r's,wul' nf l,'yli!,f,,H DIVISION OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION v... Mr. Whceler and Tony get in tune far sercnading BEV- X , lf: 11 4 it ggi' 2.1 . 4511 ' CIW M xi-'I ofy6'5,fnf , , V Q Hp. if 1 , ggi . 1 A 4 I I VL. 'Q ' 5: .' f 4' 1' -4 ' ', 'Qff3':i X .W , ' vi Y f I DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIET AND MATHEMA .-N 2 X at RUEEII I 1 I 5 H I -1i 'Id1 fvkx V ll-3 'VW ,L -- a ' Jw r V blink I 1 Y 1 n -I ' ' -f '- H -- - -- A . ., ,L Aim H-' i.JS1T,'j, i 'zitff'-- i'i'g, 1-sqm. DIVISIONO HILOSOPHY VD RELIGION nw' irc, 1 A .4512 ITAROLD H. GARRETSON PH.D. Chairman of the Division of Natural Science and Mathematics and Professor of Chemistry AIRS. RUTH R. BAHOUS M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematies DIVISIO OF NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS , wsrffgw, W af., .iifxffx y, txt ' W- 1 ' ,f1w','1w.t, . -Q.. s ,313 ROBERT B. PHILLIPS. .I R. , vw? ME-D' i J A Assistant Professor of V' M a th em a ties .ww Af'fsq0'ZX aqqnnv'-'W Q 1 I W A ' t f f I JAMES KENNIQT11 A 7 S1-IUMARER Q , ' ' M-A- Assistant Professor of 2 Y Matlzematies . , wg 14 X rfiifgl. ' 2 , ' -5 A ,gli EDWARD B. CUTLER M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology ' ff 4 SAMUEL J. R. GAMDLE M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry RUSKIN S. FREIER IEIONORARY D.SC. Professor of Biology JOHN G. BIAHAN PH.D. Professor of Biology PAUL J. OsRoRNE PH.D. Associate Professor of Biology PEARL G. GR! lvl-'I N B.S. .-I ssistant Professor of Chemistry SHIRLEY E. ROSSRR PH.D. Professor of Physics ALFRED R. BICRAE B.S. Instructor in Phys-ies ...R 5 Wim, X ' ' W M -f .. C. .Amo .I A . 'Amr dk? 5 WT .1 . M ,.,, , , --'w-' J ff A A I , A Wg V -V W ? , 4 rs X Qs . T34 5 4. Q ff ,REQ 46315 .J ,R aiijff' ffowfx f,. I f yr ff , wmg. 7-QW' .M . .Zn f f , M f A i.:.Y.2 m 2 E Z1 W1 4 R, f . X. ,. , Y. 5, .. ' V we 6 ' H ' 'Z C if-'hfwflfi-K Qfff v fob 5.01 , f 921 if A Q f if K ZZ-ZZ! 5,72 . A 'VW 7 1 Q '- H rag: ! X f x xi ' , 32,5 W B. H. Sup erin I Gro M ADMINISTRATIVE Nlns Donomu 1 Uns FRANLES XX CLOXD Mics. BIINNIE ELLIOTT RL PLLDG1. YEA1-Es Dzetztla L ISSlSfUl1f To the .4SSiSfw1i ff' W Collcyc A In sc Oolleyv MHC I. n.1U 1 , ASSISTANTS Ilmlltyg HMI Wm, . L?-I gl 'H Gf .1 I , lint.,-,B I Q E N v,A! ay rI . 5 In Ha I EI' .hu Eulhpnq Hugfmlil vw.,- ,- 'Wig RN DR. II. L. RILEX, JR. M.D. College Physician BERNARD P. ICNOYVLES Miss DIARY L. XVEISE Assistant Librarian Assistant to the Business 4 f Manager and Treasurer f 'V ff I I f, 'al H1 Q , 1 W fy R. IERRELL XX INGFIELD MISS ELIZABETH NIPPER , My Cone-Ve PSUCh'LatH'8t Assistant Librarian ww' . Qc 4 , A-, QR, - k . X I If ,Q ff ISTRATIV ASSISTANTS 5 0 wg: . :WW umm: my I -,uf ,ll I BIRS. BERNICE P. PRICE Head Resident in Handley Hall MRS. IRENE XV. ROBERTS Head Resident in Westover Hall BIRS. ESTELLE THOMPSON Head Resident in Himdley Hall .A MISS IYIERRY SUE THURMAN Assistant Registrar RIRS. PATRICIA HAIZBIAN Supervisor of the Mailing Room Duplicating Service MRS. JOYCE K. CROUCH Assisiant in Director of Admissions Office III IIS . DIARY SIMMONS Head Resident in Westover Hall New X f ' . -- .' - .4:, f f-: It - ' L ' I -I W -HA, 'G'-,33l,3'r',':g gffp .Y 'ff'--,-'gi L Y - Y -W..:,,f V SECRETARIES Mus. lZ.u'I11:1, I.. .Xlzx-11.11 Mus. l11:'r'rx' Al:1x1a'ruN NH.,-,1,,,-!, 11, UH- ,V1-1'r1l111'y In Hu' Il.wi.w!1111! Ilr1111 nl .N'I111l11I!w 111 II11' I'l'l'8flIl'll' I M ns. lu l5l'Iuf11IcU x CI1'1'l: in ilu' lI'uol.'xlo1'c Rims Lum MAI: ILINIIJI. Nf'I'l'1'fllI'!l In flu' vs lirun of II11' Cullvyv 'Um , vpfzj' r F' 1 ' 1 N Mus. ll-uae-'rlax' S. I-'l:1:I:l: Mus. RI.x1:Il: Il. H.xI'x'I' Miss KI.XIl'I'I!.k A. II1'r:1.l':s 1111 111.11 lu 'Ill I11x11lr11l 151111 1111.11 Io' H11 IJ1-11110, 1,001 Sm.,.L,tw.y of .II11111111 111411110113 -x ' I 1l 'l-' MHS. l'fl.l.A Bl. I:.Xl.IlWIX, Nl'l'l'1'lYlI'-ll In fill' l,il11'111'i1l11.w utah gk, 4-A as-au..-.,,. -ww-vv--v Mus. I.l'L'Il.l-I 1'.x11Ius1I Sf'l'I'l'fll7'!l to flu' lf11.si111ws .ll1llHI!l1'I' 111111 T1'c'r1x111'I'1' Xl RS. SHIRLEY BIAIRKS Scc1'r'1111'11 to flu: lIir1'r'to1' of .lllllll-S8i0llS Mus. VIRGINIA RIORSE CIf'rl1 'in the Bookstore Mus. MARY 1'0INDI3x'I'1a1: .Secretary to thc lhrcctor of Religious Activities Mlss JOYCE SINGL1-:TON Secretary to th cf Rcgistrafr Mus. BIAIITHA R. STANGIJIQ Bookkeeper vu. if all LQ Ox., Q .Q -. A.. I N I x Q I V 1 5 'Y me I 3 4 .-mf' I-ffl .X u ' fs 'Tb My Za' iv, . ' 5 .. '4 f-1 'IU' 'Mi wax-......-v. . .- .-,...,-... ' - ' 5' - M ---, ,Q--f...-...., .,.Y , , , . I. . 4 , GLASS 9 v, nga E54 nuns CO9 BQ, 0 M 9' SE IQR CLASS ,4- r'l n r 51' Y Y' 1 , , E J, ' wwf - x, . N. , fian1an,Przsidznf3 BQ 1:11 - 5 SENIU 5 5 like of 1964 entered Lv i anulhnent of tnn hunnicf Q XilfiflflhEiIffCShH1HH year arc: 5neF Vfihlllill Talent sn A an n nnhghr rn dn G -55 .Qlfin their Sgphomorc mf 51 5 fin th - , A i WWF Dance. In Ln 3 fWS53I1T,uA1iCQ Ln Q ny 5 1fPfCQnt 1 .lvl I the 5 Q Fulliflrs, th' . 5 Www nn I D I Sherwood Zimmerman, President, Bonnie Burnette, Secretary, Sam Baechtel, Treasurer, Tom Updike, VicefP1esiclerLt. SENICR CLASS CFFICERS The class of 1964 entered Lynchburg College with an enrollment of two hundred and seventyffour. Highlights of their freshman year were the presentaf tions of the Freshman Talent Show and the Home' coming Dance, Twilight to the Gods. Activities their sophomore year began with the sponsoring to the Tvvirp Dance. In the Spring the homecoming pageant, Alice in Collegiate Wonderf land, was presented to the homecoming court. While juniors, their Christmas Dance, Sleigh Bells Ring, was a memorable Christmas event. As seniors, their longfanticipated dream of grad' uation is finally a reality. Activities such as the handling of the basketball concessions helped raise money for the College gift. The annual Senior Carnival provided the class of 1964 with their last opportunity for fun and Work together. The class of l964 has benefited from their college experience and has strived to make its contributions to the campus. new ,Q xiii ,V Y IRIS LEE ALMOND FRANK SAMUEL BAECHTEL l llllE-ltll1givillz,Vlfg1nlaI Gladys, Vifilinizi Bcfrlwlllc- Virginia ,a phyficalEducav0H B.A. Religion --- Sirciulogl' B-S Bl0l02lY Q Cllcmlstly ill-IPhy5iwlEIlUCaIi0n MAJOT LC Imluycrgg BSU: DMRE. Pregi- Circl: K: LC Platters: Alpha Iffi dim: Sociolngy Club: lntrzunuruls. Qmegu, KTTCCISILTCTQ The lnlurmcr 1 ' v- 'Poul's Pz1rz1dise : Senior Clam, I SEPTEMBER 10, 1960. LLRFRESHMAN YEAR THOMAS GREY BECKNER Lynchburg, Virginia 13.5. Chemistry Concert Choir: Photographer of News Bureau: Student Afhlizitc of the American Sczcicty. .cial 5 ,' ..' ' 131 5.1 vi V v rar qt bs CAA llllllllll BOSll'fl.l. lkrzndrii, Virginia llemntaryfduarigg ' EFL Delta Pi, Pmdfng LE FI 1' Cl? Ways and lliais HL liiior Cla I 5i.ifeirilllanceClil1: JAMES VUAYNE BELCHER iggizfffiigiiniifi, hfimsan l0rensi:s GARLAND BANKS BERRY Troutville, Virginia Q B.A. Physical Education Baseballg Physical Education Majors Club. EPTLMBERII ouR FRESHMAN YEAR MARY CLAUDETTE BOSWELL Alexandria, Virginia B.A. Elementary Education FTAg Kappa Delta Pi, Pvesidentg Insignia Clubg Ways and Means Committee of Iunior Classg Intraf muralsg Modern Dance Clubg CLC Weekg Basketballg Freshman Talent Showg Dramatics and Forensics Committee. ROGER HUNTER BICKSLER Herdon, Virginia B.A. Political Science Soccerg Homecoming Dance Com' mitteeg Circle K, Treasurer Intramurals. BEGAN. MARGARET VIRGINIA BREDAHL Richmond, Virginia B.A. Mathematics - Psychology LC Players, Presidentg Religious Drama Teamg Honor Courtg Chi Beta Phi, Vicefpresidentg Kappa Delta Pig ulnformerug No Time for Sergeantsug Jesus, S011 of Manug Our Townng Ondine 3 Pool's Paradiseng Who's Whog Cardinal Key. 'wwfwafhaftf ROBERT MARVIN BLOXOM Poquoson, Virginia B.S. Physical Education Baseballg Intramuralsg Physical Edu' ca'i n Majors Club. 'W 'X ,. 'M eg? W law ,, ,f ,A ,yf, I A 4 iw Buff we JOSEPH ANTHONY BONO, IR Buena Vista, Virginia B.A. Political Science ARGONAUTQ Newman Club, Vice Pfesidentg Assembly Committee. ff f f I I l l l I 1 il A l 9 I O ll' i ii ll il E -unsung.: .spun-.11 --4. :minus .ug I :Ast XS-' at ' ROBERT OGBORNE BULLOCK Lynchburg, Virginia B A. Bu-incss Adinini-tration 1 cf BONNIE ,IANE BURNETTE Evington, Virginia B.A. English Board ul' Publication: CRITOGRAPH, Editor: Publication Committee: Presidcnfs Council: Secretary of Senior Class: SGA Cabinet: Cardif nal Key. OUR FIRST BIG PROJECT: XVILBERT DANDRIDGE CAMPBELL Lowesville, Virginia B.S. Mathematics BSU: Dcan's Listg CLC. MARY KATHRYN CAROON Lawrenceville, Virginia B.A. Spanish Varsity Club Court: Dean's List: Social Relation Committeeg Intraf muralsg Spanish Club: FTA. sg' 1':f'7 1 I 1 i LARRY CLARKE BURRUSS Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Economics Freshman Talent Showg Pgigyg AKRGONAUT, Assistant Editor: As scmbly Committee. K'-fb sig, R ARTE YNEC , lvliifjxsvirglnla f nf .iiifiiaiiiiffeuo I BusE1SD0mIi,ii0nS C0111- , .Publi 8 iiillllramuflls' M s fb N Ng... DONALD LEE CABLE Alexandria, Virginia B.A. Physical Education President of Freshman Classg Varsity Clubg Varsity Soccerg Varsity Track? Athletic Committeeg Circle Kg Phys' ical Education Majors Club: M005 Intramurals Council, Presidentg Stu' dent Cabinetg Blue Key, Vice' President: Iota Beta Gamal SGA- Presidentg Who's Who. , , , ?!k1 :t':r.i':v4' 'f:1'l! '1's2 Y'S X -. lllll PRE P SCQTT ciiiiriii ilfnllur ' -. Bl0l0gy ,I NCh 'M h iillllht nl Qperimikl lit. Gttinlvicbpn 3 Comm igilffftfiffiiif Wil '-aww, Blue K nt of Sophw ing Iota Bm Sing tr ROBERT WAYNE CARTER Appomattox, Virginia B S, Business Administration - Economics Basketballg Public Relations Com' mittee, Intramurals. .J .i 4, 0,1 W, ,f 45, .5 'M , It E ., gg -f I X Q ,4 , ,, 4 0 ., . . ,. s , , E- A ' L , , ,. 499404, 4 WILLIAM AUBREY CARPENTER, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. History PRISM, Advertiser, Freshman Week Committee, Freshman Talent Showg Social Relation Committeeg FTAg Freshman Class Dance Committee: Discussion Group. THE TALENT i A Y I w,,,.azw.wm, HARRY MAPP CARTER, IR. Lexington, Virginia B.A. History SHOW. WILLIAM PRESCOTT CARTER Petersburg, Virginia B-S. Biology - Chemistry Circle K: Night of Operag Concert Choir, Librarian, VicefPresicient, and President, VicefP'residerit of Sophof more Classg Blue Key, Secretary' Treasurer, Iota Beta Gamma. JAMES RUSSELL CARWILE, JR. Madisonville, Virginia B.A. History BARBARA IRENE CATICH Corbin, Kentucky B.A. Elementary Education DSE, Freshman Talent Show, Delta Mu Rho Epsilong Concert Choirg Blood on the Moon , Kappa Delta Pi, VicefPresidentg Religious Council, Cardinal Key. if .+I .'xLic:i3 .-xxx czii.-xxotria ,Qi ,hx Hampton, Yirgiiiia ' l5..'K. Eleriientari: Edu -,'. ation V Modern Dance Cliili: lllll'-ll'llllY.ll'I . Nqii.iriaiit-1 Talent Sliovsz f--friivfl Clioirg Soeial R-:lati-ing Coiiiriiilu-e, l-T.-Kg Kappa Delta Pi: Blood ou lim 5,1i,i,n 3 Piibligity ffoiniiiitle-J. ,I F F YVONNE X4:XE CATLETT Fairplay, Maryland PA Q BA. Sociology --- Psycliology : Sigiiia Omega Clii: DMRE. Vice' Prexidcvitg DSE: Intramurals: IV Basl-cetball: Co-Cliairiiian Vespers: lnternational Relations Club: Dclwate Club, 3 54f'. C Q g' ' x...- F, I l E IN APRIL OUR HOMECOMING IIJIII MERRIE CRAIG CHILDREY 1 Atlanta, Georgia BA. Religion - Art PRISM: Talent Sliow: DMRE: X I Homecoming Pageant: Secretary of the junior Class: Religious Cliairf man for CLC: Cardinal Key: Cam' pus Council: Delta Mu Rlio Epsilon, Secretary! SecrcraryfTrcasurer of SGA: XVlio's Vwflio. KIXIIZT DENNIS LEE CHARLES XYarrenton, Virginia l3..'X. Ecuiioiiucs 5 ' APU: 5.'XXl, Tirawiircr, :Xlplia Plii Omega, Scci'cr.irx and Yicc' 1 is-f-'N-4 BARNEY BYRD CAXVTHORNE Lyncllliurg, Virginia B.A. History Basketball: Inti'aiiiui'als. DANCE, UTWILIGI-IT TO JAMES LEE CLARK. JR. Martinsville, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Basketball: Physical Education Majors Club. FIELD ON WHIT W'NSi1LAiiK, ll-, , Lynchburg, V g'n'a Bl Hist0fY mm Mu Sigma, TTEKISIINT. THE GODS, WAS l0WEl.l. DALE COOPER Galax, Virginia BA' R9llEl0Il - Music Uiiirt Choir- SMA- BI lining W ' 'ood ofthe me Am Coiiiniittzlllwi Chorale: NLS V ,sa,una..-,.bm...,uA.p.vEfiviAg.igw--,,...r., .. ,walk X . .. if vrlbn at-X. A Nnawnvfp' NCE. TWILIGHT w1NsToN WHITFIELD CLARK, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. History Sigma Mu Sigma, Treasurer. THE GODS, WAS LOWELL DALE COOPER Galax, Virginia B.A. Religion - Music Concert Choirg SMAg Blood of the MOODINQ CLCg INWLCQ Choraleg Fine Arts Committee. AN CAROL ANNE COHILL Washington, D. C. B.A. Elementary Education - Religion Kappa Delta Pig Water Balletg LC Playersg Dean's Listp DMRE, Vice' President. JACK KEITH COX Waverly, Virginia B.S. Biology - Chemistry Chi Beta Phig IOTA Beta Gamma, T'rea,u'fe'rg Intramurals. EVENING TO REMEMBER. ELWOOD WAYNE COLLINS Clarksville, Delaware B.S. Mathematics LINDA LEE CONSTANTINE Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Sociology I E l A wmv,-1 .A,--.4 I i i ?'Y SU' KAY LILBLIRN CRAXVLEY Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. English Swimming Clubg Bafl-ccthallg Ingignia Club. I5 Q..-I BARBARA MOON CUNNINGHAM Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Elcmcntary Education Nfodcrn Dance Clubg Dcan's List. A CIRCLE, A BELL, AN INDEFINABLE SPIRIT jOHANNA HOAGLAND XVcston, Massachusetts B.A, Elcincntary Education Hockcy: Concert Chorale: Concert Choir: LC Playcrs, Trciislireii Trai' fic Commitlcc, SCLi7't'ltIT5'Q Slccp ol Prisoncruz i'Ondinc : 'iPool's I l .iradifc . CAROLYN VIRGINIA HODGES Forcst, Virginia B.S. Matliclliatics Physical Education Basketball. C0fCaptuing Hockey: Dcan's List: Insignia Club, Presif dentg Physical Education Majors Club. 'lx , CURTIS HARVEY CUNNINGHAM i Galax, Virginia DA. buciology - Psychology I CIA IANE. Concert Choir: SMA, Vice' t PATRiIUllen Virginia President: Mcn's Dormitory Gov' ,History BA ernment, Senior Representative A. Monitor. Vx i'-nv-UF 5 JY. .3 'iff I i I f s CAROL JEAN DAVIS McLean, Virginia. MIEILYNJO DREITLE 1 B.A. Mathematics Gllimmh V. .I ll! Concert Choir: Noah g LC Play' .M Elm Emma crsg Intramuralsg Homecoming Afigmu h'YEfluqd0n Pa ge a n t. Publjdty G0 wi mini Q kpii Del? Serin, mc: l 4 1 -as - 4. . fx ' DMS Q 1 I fz,,., ,, UNIX sa... 5fCl:f, .jf up N . x I nl 'Lv lm Q., , '1 Q .. Wt.Q H. has ' lqdn o -Su. PATRICIA JANE DIXON Cullen, Virginia B.A. History 4 W ,X I ,V WM MARILYN JO DREITLEIN gig Dill: Portsmouth, Virginia ffllciunggf B.A. Elementary Education JL Newman Clubg Publicity Committeeg SAI, , -,lil Publicity Chairman for Senior Car' .116 nivalg Kappa Delta Pi. ...Me nie: mg Iii' gxkyff. BONNIE JO DILLON Purcellville, Virginia B.S. Biology Swimming Club, Water Balletg Health Committeeg Christmas Dance Committee. WE ARE A PART OF MAYME DELORIS DULA Deerfield, Virginia B.A. Elementary Education Secretary of Freshman Class, LC Playersg L'Noah g Freshman Talent Show, Hockey, Intramuralsg BSU, Presidemg FTA, President's Counf cilg Fine Arts Committee, Women Dormitory Government, Vice' Pv'eside'n1:,' Delta Mu Rho Epsilon, Appelant Court, CLC Chairman, International Relations Ccmmitteeg Intercollegiate Discussion. LQ. ,qw Qs, , ww-i'Q fiv Y f if W' adw,,,,A,,,,,.. JERRY WAYNE DILLON Rocky Mount, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Basketballg Varsity Club, Baseball Intramurals, All Stars. LYNCHBURG COLLEGE JOAN KAY DUNN Newport News, Virginia B.S. Mathematics ARGONAUT, Section Editorg Fresh man Class Talent Show, BSU Social Relation Committeeg FTA Homecoming Pageant Committee Intramurals. M' , V BETH HOLMES ELDER 'n'lI1ri, Y i a . 5- ,i-i' f' . B X ' 9 9 Ly cial ', irgni i B x In t 'i ' can! Li-tg Chorale: Religious I-I r BSL' XctivltyCoiiiziiittec,5ctrctt1 Q., cercltirgg Concert Ch-fir, Sccrfzarw. f .. fardinal Ixcyg lil-,od on The xluullny als. TN -RIFFE -' X ,..,,, .5 THOMAS THORNTON EARLES Danville, Virginia B.S. Biology XVesley Fellowship, Prcsiclunl: Alpha Phi Omega: Intramurals: Health Committee: Secretary ol Men's Dormitory Government: Dean's List: Treasurer ul- junior Class: Chi 5 Beta Phi: Iota Beta Gamma, Prexif ' clentg XVho's Vvlho. I if 7, Qi V I ALICE NEIL ELLIS Champlain, Virginia I3..'X. Physical Educatn n an MARGARET JOAN EASON Portsmouth, Virginia B.A. Elementary Education Intramurals: Freshman Talent Showg Social Relations Committee: Insignia Club: Publicity Committee, junior Class: FTAQ Kappa Delta Pi. OUT OF SPACE , THE TWIRP DANCE GAVE US JOSEPH ENGLANDER, II Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. Mathematics ChiABcta Phi: SAM, Prcsiduntg IDFCSILICITCIS Council. 'Zf6P -is 15:1 v ERANKIE WARE FARMER Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. History ESQ vs- Q-ni-Q O .. Lt ISHQTIQEE DOROT H ' , . Mineral, Virginia B English ANOTHER SUCCE ALFRED THOMA ciiua, IR. S Lynchburg, Virginia IIA- Psychology I . i. l fgiilf, 'nl if Jr, 'vi lim' I Rx ll If . .X . L' ' .Mah '7 ,ll I '-'--1- ::,, --3 Lug:-1 'lTlIIfi1I5l,, f I '- s -,f 'L' XNCE GAVE US . r PW-ffl ,. . if, lllfgiw 1- H2337 ...... ..., ......,.....,.,..:r.....-.......-. DOROTHY LEE FISHER Mineral, Virginia B.A. English P N.. ' Iv LEONARD MCDALL FRADY Evington, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Physical Education Majors Club, Baseball Team, Intramurals. ANOTHER SUCCESS IN OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR. JEAN WATKINS GARRETT ALcEIRIiQIg1i-ICHQIAS Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Elementary EClL1C3.tiOf1 B,A, Psychology ARGONAUTQ V - f ,, ,, - 4Q3f,'Qai,!fs K, , Q. ,, 4--,-::-ef, 'V ,L f, -ev:-. ' sr vw 2- 4 ,- ,. ,. ,Q NJA? .N Mff t W rg Q J Q W 'QSM 1 W 'MZ Iss: fi an ,E ' ' rnsflsgfawizr ff J .W z , - WALTER ROYDEN FRANKE, JR. Galax, Virginia B.S. Religion - Mathematics SMA, Prcsidentg JV Soccer, Varsity Swimmingg Religious Councilg Inter' collegiate Discussion Groupg Varsity Soccerg Blue Key. I Wrqwwifi K5 Qs A .' JOHN DAVID FREED Chembersburg, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology - Chemistry Noah g Circle K, VicefPresidentg Intramurals, Executive Committee, Sophomore and Junior Class, Co' chairman of Campus Chest Drive, Cofchairman of Christmas Dance. f i 4? Sf iq-ff l ? -o- i l l 1 l -ION NOEL GREEN ELIZABETH PAYE GREENE l lfallf Church, Virginia Buena Vista, Virginia BS. Biology Cheniixtry B.A. Biology LC lJlilyCTNQ lola Beta Ganinia, Honor Court: CRITUGRAPH: Tramc Trctuurcr, Intercollegiate Dixcu-aion Coniniittcez Concert Choir. Group: International Relations Cluh, Prc.sidcntg CCUN, Prcsiclcnz' Chi Beta Phi: Trallic Committee: Prcsi' dcntl Council. i ? WE HELPED A CLASSMATE 3 i l l l GARY GENE GRIFEITH Shenandoah, Virginia W B.A. History Q APO: FTA: Social Relations Com' I niittcc, Senior Class. l A if 'Em , I ' A Q TALMADGE KEITH GREENXVAY Altavista, Virginia B.A. History f JF , Y W . ,i E ,i- ' .7 ' 1 'Q 0 N ' EQ-4 NE MES VALEIlIlii IA Hllllfl virginia lladiwn Tian L l'li5f0rl . lg HA' tfilllssistvflf Coach' .. goin my i i.....,. EDDIE GUNTER, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia A B.A. Business Administration Intramurals: SAM, Secretary. J 2 H .. Q f 1 ' 'Y JOHN WAYNE GREGORY Pulaski, Virginia B.A. History CLC, CofChairmang Cross Country Concert Choir: SMA, Secretary Circle Kg Honor Court, President: A ellate Court Cla s OfHce' lun PP 1 S - , ior Representative to Homecoming: Court. EIIZABETH MARC B AL1llexindd,Virg ii , ,' lliulllofke mal ECluCali0I1 ., ini-1 YQV 5 lQ.5:lPhTflf1is: aliilxllasketlializ Q-51ll'ul1lEal Educaif Insignia ft-FJQM llletg W0 OH, Majgrs ,ff-2:11 Kg iPffii,,,P1ISn Sinn-4. qua Pla Delta iaihreidem-S i Athletic 1 1 I K til Hi N.. GREGORY V E X' U gg... 'ztvfl' H' Counlff 1 CNF. 'ful 5,511.4 . 993. a , . J 'dp I r Jw w U1 aeHQE6Nw,ni x 44' 'vu 'X-4 JAMES VALENTINE HARMAN JR, Madison Heights, Virginia B.A. Religion - History NTT Cross Country Assistant Coach. I ELIZABETH MARGARET HARVALIK Alexandria, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Varsity Hockeyg Varsity Basketballg Varsity Tennisg FTAg Insignia Clubg Physical Education Majors Club: Water Balletg Women's Intraf mural Council, Presidentg President's Councilg Kappa Delta Pig Athletic Committee. JEAN ADAIR GUNTER NANC P Lynchburg, Virginia Ammon Virginia B.A. History y FTA- Freshman Talent Show Intra BY GIVING BENEFIT HOP BETTY JEAN HAWKINS Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Spanish Freshman Talent Showg Spanish Club, VicefPreside111: and Secretaryg FTA. ji? ff' GLENXYC MJD fl.-XRLT1 DX HEXIJEIQN iN H.1lll.1wg,X'Ir!:rxi4 Q 4. V B X Hi r 2 T Ti 5' slni D .in - Lit f.iur icxrii Ntih . ll Della Epsllnrx, lx PIM Dtiti Pl. 111, f lllhlll 'fl Rtlltllulls .Xttixicit-, Ii., U Illllfglsj 5L'lll'f! f.l.L l,lll'l1tH.'. nimillec. 1' Q M' SQ' ib- fi? 1. u ar 'f MEARL DALLAS HELEMS JR. Point Bank, Virginia B.S, Physical Education Physical Education lviajors Club:- Varsity Cluh: Basehall: lvlanager ol Basketball Team: Men's Intramurals, VicefPru.cidcntg ViC6'PT6Xid871E of Men's Dormitory Government. WE PRESENTED VJILLIAM BURNETTE HELSABECK Wytl1ex'ille, Virginia B.A. Sociology - Religion DSF, President: Concert Choir Soccer: Tennis: Track: SMA: Co: chairman of Religious Activitie Committee: Cofchairman of Mom ing Watclw. ALICE IN COLLEGIATE WONDERLANDH A I , . Fmlilichburg, Vllglma T0 DELIGHT THE lfllllrlll LEWIS HOWARD CUlpcpcr,Virginia Q B-fl Physical Education -'ml llmlll' Cllllx lntramurds: liinicgifiing Danceg Physical Edu, l ,Q 195, -vs bg. DORIS JEAN DEWITT ire- Bon Air, Virginia BRENDA ,IEAN DELP B.A. History Blucscldlvlrglma Water Ballet: Homecoming Crm' B.A. Sociology mittee: Freshman Talent Show. .ici . a1orsClubg Basl: nb ll Xi w. 1::r.S0cccr, Tftcapmli Emile GABRIEL ALLEN HICKS Nxnlllgl Ari ' 5 Q--'ff fm Q1 ee, V1C'i3Y c' H in -. N '.:f5'f :wiv -..'g ug-. R ,... .l,::,A if-. N E WONDERLMI .---f I -4 :uf Lyn.. I ng: PATRICIA CRIST HOLLAND Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. Biology TO DELIGHT THE WILLIAM LEWIS HOWARD Culpeper, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Trackg Varsity Clubg Intramuralsg Homecoming Danceg Physical Edu' cation Majors Clubg Basketball Man' agerg Soccer, 'Tri'Cap1:ai'ng Circle K. ak -if IT-Wim V V . K' fy .1 'ey w Q23 gf, X V , r 6 ef' ' ff' I ,V Xt' S ,. Zh ws' X Sf , 5 .. aww. .. .M -shea.. W0 .1 R ',,: I X, , .72 V, I -1 if - R, . wg' 5 W at ' . ,M ,I f V - - ,SQ :if .-5 sv Q 1- YW. ' . S 94:-.i . '- Q. X .. Y N iff' Vg i. SANDRE GAIL HOLZHEUER Madison Heights, Virginia B.A. English 1962 HOIVIECOMING COURT. RICHARD CRAYSON HOWELL Elkton, Virginia B.S. Psychology Alpha Phi Ornegag Intramuralsg Social Relations Committee, Spanish Club. WWW 2'9 ROBERT ESKRIDGE HOPKINS Newport News, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Intramuralsg Track, Co'Captaing Circle Kg CLC Committeeg Fresh' man Dance Committee, Varsity Club, Presidentg Homecoming Pageantg TraHic Committeeg Phys' ical Education Majors Clubg Canter' bury Club, Presidentg Athletic Com' mitteeg President's Council, Cafe' teria Committee. RICHARD STEVENS HORNER, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Social Relations Committee- ARGONAUT, Business Managerg Board of Publications. f-R53 5, K l if-gxg? eve , A 55' 5-- IJIFKNJX LEXVIS HUDSQN XVILLIAM SIDNEY JOHNSON Yorlztown, Virginia Roanol-ce, Virginia BJX. Psyclmology B.A. Physical Education l'rwliinan Talent Sliow: Hoinecom' GolfrfeaiiigIntramurals. me Dance Coiniiiitteeg Social Rela' iionx Coinniittee: Intramurals: lloinecoining Pageant: Dean? List: S XX lu ii f lul X . I wi: l Kiev 1 fs 'alentinc Dance Coinniittue. CLASS RINGS, BLUE KEY, AND CARDINAL KEY THOMAS ARTHUR KEM PER XVytlieville, Virginia I3.:X. Sociology ,IV Soccer: JV Baslietlvallz DSE: Xlpl Pu Ui Int inuril I. ia l' , nega: rzi Q Sl CLC: Vice-Prcsitlcwil of Sophomore Claw: Soccer Team Manager: Social Relations Committee: Appellate C. Al llfl. X. f9 f 1 Us ox t I-.. WILLIAM RUSSELL KETRON Bedford, Virginia B.A. Economies I.. an 13 'A 14 N-up ' -M I REBECCA VJRIGHT JONES Amherst, Virginia HA. Elementary Education 'D , fd I ...fag CATHERINE sHERWooD JORDAN Atlanta, Georgia B.A. Elementary Education Intramuralsg ARGONAUTQ HOIHCCKPVHI' ing Dance Committee: Executive Committee, Sophomore Class: CLC1 Homecoming Representative, SQpl10' more: Social Relations Commzttce: Head Monitor of Women's Dormi' tory: FTAQ Cardinal Key, VICC' Presidentg Kappa Delta Pi, Vice' President and Historian: Dlllmil Hall Committeeg Dean's LISU Who's Who. , 5 mm RQEQISO lil luillkyirgifiia A tw i . llllfl, ECOKOHUL DASH 55- ming, Chg J,ll0'lealati0fl: B359 H .f :- HIC will iii? Qifgnlllv Cilbg A ' me ' iliiifllull. Socill RMI E 'N Uwrillml 1 ji , 413. ll I 06 13' ' fi N Y 1 Wm i, HUGH KUIA1 .Q I 35. tiQnitlew5,iiirginia LW Qlathtmaiifs X Phv, . 5:-.rin al .2125 lbw Coentlhowi Hom .Zap mmllrft' N573 aieantz CMB t Ci Hom ,liiflrhliillllffl ea f iilllli Intl alll Pfcsicl W PM ,millig mi .i Jilin nal - 'Miha ll Cwuiqi S Win . 1 Zqniry i .3 WILLIAM ROBINSON KNUDSEN Arlington, Virginia B,S. Economics QI: ,. H--. sw -. Pi s f. -. -.V .xv I I 'E 'rg-.. :. '11 .17 .., 'R-sais 4 id r V. 'R' IVV' Intramurals, Homecoming Dance Committee, Public Relations Com- mittee, Circle K, Historian, Base' ball, Homecoming Pageant, Spanish Club, Canterbury Club, Christmas Dance Committee, Social Relations Committee. N-f t s + J. ' U ,wif SHERWOO I. i'fJ,G1i L1V jj: ,iyffwj f :jfs U .ig . ,gulf an N ..-Ziff' 1 ii I S .lift Grief? v, kc V1,Qgsv,:LE3 i 'im' . f .ff A -,- 3 in' 'iii' i Kyla? Otis? ,,f:i5'. Lis? , um . wwf 'il' Dill: ,gc nfl' W. in. ,I w, M NORMA LEIGH KULM Newport News, Virginia B-S. Mathematics -- Physics rreshman Talent Show, Homecomf lflg Dance Committee, CLC, Horne' coming Pageant, Chi Beta Phi, Sec' feta-ryfT'reasu1e1, and President, ARGONAUT, International Relations Club! President's Council, Secretary, Who's Who. -we ANN ELIZABETH KING Fairfax, Virginia B.A. Art Education Tennis Team, Social Relations Corn mittee, Insignia Club, Secretary Women's Dormitory Government, International Relations Club. z LOUISE BOWLES KNIBB Crozier, Virginia B.A. English LC Players, Secretary, BSU, Vice' President, Delta Mu Rho Epsilon, Dean's List, CLC, 'LNoah , No Time for Sergeantsu, 'Inforrnerng Ondine , Alpha Phi Omega, Sec' Tetaxry, Cardinal Key, Women's Dormitory Government, Secretary and President, Kappa Delta Pi, Pres.ident's Council, Student Gov' ernment Council, Honor Court, Radio Committee, Dining Hall Committee, Who's Wlio. ADDED A HIGH NOTE TO OUR JUNIOR YEAR MARTHA ENGLISH LAFON Ashland, Kentucky B.A. Sociology GEORGE JAMES LAMB Ruckersville, Virginia B.S. Biology Intramurals, Iota Beta Gamma. IGP Wqvnyfjiwf' g I I 4 l BONNIE XVRIGHT LINDSAY Bedford, X irginm Q UA. Spanish l l I 2 I Fw i , 3 X 4 . 'A 1 Ql ' ii.. if ss. ' NAB l zlglllupslloi' CURRY MONTGOMERY DOUGLAS SMITH LEIGH '1,'d5p,ingS,VHgmla LAXVLER, IR. Chantilly, Virginia fl Pydlology FOYCSY, Vlfgmm B.A. History - Political Science ll' Gill 'lzamg Tlllqz, B--'AL H15t0fY Alpha Phi Omega, Historiang Home, llomttpmlnai Intramurals: Sigma Mu Sigma, coming Dance Committee: XVestley llgmigigzgcliristlmk- Prexidemg Trafhc Committee: Track. Fellowship: DClDHfC TCHH1: Young ',wie.S0ci0l0EYCui' Republicans Club: International will Relations Clubg Publicity Commit' tee, Senior Class. x 'V' l USLEIGH BELLS RING , OUR CHRISTMAS lllllll WAS TREM l 7 Z' ALDA LEE LINEBURC Strasburg, Virginia I B.A. Elementary Education PlP5l5EYlttlBNON 7 ' ,J , , , C 1 AL i MP5 LEO HWY, IRT azfs??iii'lsi.S?.fht?sS55::J2s.1:,.f iiiiii,i.Q. ynchburg' Vlrgmla mitteeg Wesley Fellowshipg Publicity ll- Biol0gy-ChE .h V i I3.A. Business Administration Committee of Senior Class. ,wi-L. mlm l 'fli lntramurals. 6 - T r i , r 'win l I , 5 i Q ' X . in QE D.-xxxr ARLIN LINDSAY 'Y - S., Q, Bedford. Virginia Q RN , fmt' W! B5. Biology 4' x , fm fs li V .ig + Q' ,lX Basketball: ,IN Baseball: Athlcti Coininitt-:cz II1U'lllIlllI'lllS. K'-Tvr 'iv 'F 'w , E N .lima 4 Q' 'I+'-ffm, Q R rs. ' '-KIJn-!. 4 .. 'X W LIN 1 , -4. ' 'NJIT' ' , I 01.542 QW-W-: MQTT - --.Lf v. -7Q7'.:?x:t'jLTfo Q -Sturt.: I., ' 'Q . 'KN M-. Scar., QE OUR CHRISTY I' '11 if: ,,. .- ' Sfdfffi. lfffj z 1 5415175173: .. ,:,-In ra.r:.fzQ1 FT-lt M 'lIf.l'f . 34 rr:f:::,:::' Piinilif ... nv ,.A ' . V, fa: 'frfd fffzi' ,,.u::-:rg I Yjx J Q5-:ex Qi ,pk . SUE BERYL LIPSCOMB Highland Springs, Virginia B.A. Psychology Intramurals, Golf Team, Twirp Dance Committee, Homecoming Pageant Committee, Christmas Dance Committee, Sociology Club. M' ,guns SQ, A X 'WFSMWAVW ' 11, X ., ,A as., 1 X Q c BARBARA JEAN LONG Springfield, Virginia B.A. English - History Dean's List, Hockey Team, Intraf murals, Freshman Talent Show, CRITOGRAPH, Homecoming Dance Committee, Woman's Dormitory Government: Modern Dance Club, Secretary, FTA, President, Woinf en's Intramurals, Secretary, Christ' mas Queen, Cardinal Key, Treasf u're'r, Who's Who. DANCE WAS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS! PHILIP VERNON LOWENTHAL Washington, D. C. B.S. Biology - Chemistry Dean's List, Intramurals. f. ,wgwws SIDNEY CARLISLE LYONS New Castle, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Baseball Manager, Men's Dormitory Government, VicefP'resident, Presif dent, Varsity Basketball, Radio Committee, Honor Court, Senior Councelor, Shaclqelfordi WITOS Who. DAVID GODWIN LONGFELLOW Washington, D. C. B.S. Biology -- Chemistry JV Soccer, Homecoming Dance Committee, Vespers Committee, Homecoming Pageant, Iota Beta Gamma, VicefP1'esident of SGA, President's Council, Chi Beta Phi: Caduceus Club, Who's Who. I . .- .. ,. . , . ...-...,- . - I 1 .5-Q 'gggkfw ',..MW DOROTHY JUNE LOVING Madison Heights, Virginia B.S. Biology - Chemistry .g I I I i, JA P V Tsfs I A We 12 fi- ,1 gs, 1 , X j, ' X 1- f ELIZABETH ANN MCMAHDN Newport News, Virginia B.A. English - French Intramurals: Freshman Talent Showg Modern Dance Club: Homecoming Dance Committee: CRITUKIRAPIIZ So- cial Relations Committee, Secretary I' SALLY KATE fwl,u:KlXNON jaclt-onx'illt'. l'lorid.i l3.A, Plxysical Education MARSHALLING AT jl,'LlE SANDRA M.-XYER Roanoke. Virginia IIA. Sociology lircshman Talent Show: Intramurals: Social Relations Committee: Sigma Omega Chi: Insignia Clula: Varsity Tennis. M, -,,, . .. -1 1 ,.. , .1 W Nxt ' iii' I X I Il' A' Y, xi , x v y ' hi x - ' ,, .Qu X I ,dt fe 5 Y '7 ROBERT EDXY.-XRD MQGHEE Lynchburg. Virginia B.A, English Piusxig Crurorznaifii, GRADUATION CLAUDE XVAYNE MAYS Amherst, Virginia BS. Physics Basehall: Intramurals: Chi Beta Phi. , it . A 2 'vm' sf X qv'-A9 . n FTA: Insignia Club: XVomen's Athi letic Association. Secretary. --in fiffvs l 'nf- lf 711 ., - .., .- i K - 5.5-af . ',,,'-fv : fag? 9 Sn.- 'CT' ll in MELTON 90llOlHf11eI1, Virginia Glen Voife r Ht 0 BA' ow: Ngid on i 5l., H5100 Choir' wi! y 1 JAMES WOOTEN MAY Silver Spring, Maryland B.A. Business Administration -- Economics Homecoming Dance Committee: Varsity Club, Presidentg CofChair' man of Varsity Club Dance: Txvirp Dance: Traflic Committexz Athletics Committee: Homecoming Pageant Committee: Alpha Phi Omega. Prexidentg Canterbury Club: Vice- President of junior Class: Honor Court: Varsity Soccer, 'I'1ifCaplai11i 'Social Relation Committee Prei dent Council SAM fjllfiii i i lag HTCIIEII ,L f-Uunwiminja il' lvl :L I ifiiil llilxllellglkvil I QHWIIPH X . ' 5 Q S' . . Q . - , . ' .Q , 1 - A wi .,.fea-fn-Q . I---A f-f.. , .. , . Y W...-1. F fy ,. , , , , , ., . A, , .... . 1 , , t A ., ..,:, ,. 4 .- 1' I - l I -LQ. fn' -iw M Mile . M his t ws T aaa, if f!.Jf1'Q2 th rv 451.15 . Q 1 Q H - 1:5 swat N DOROTHY MAY MELTON Glen Allen, Virginia B.A. Voice Freshman Talent Showg Night of Operag Concert Choirg Blood on the Moon . . MAY vrf5ff:ii'1 rgmaif 5,3364 Ejljgfag 'WL 0351 ' . C -f ,J C515 .' - ,x A is 'wi' Gmail 'Wiz 4-Get. mf' lzwlfywgbi 0559 7' ' Aifiu GJ: Wi 'EW 'W' swf 'b MARY BELLE MITCHELL Rocky Mount, Virginia B.A. Music - Religion DMREQ BSUQ CRITOGRAPH. IAMES SAMUEL MEEK Tazewell, Virginia B.A. Psychology MARKED THE CLOSE OF FRAN CHAPMAN MONTEITH Richmond, Virginia B.A. Music Freshman Talent Show, Dean's Listg DMREg Concert Choir, ViCC'P7'6Si' dentg Chairman of Literacy Fund Collectiong Night of Opera, Blood on the Moonvg CofChairman of Vespers Committeeg Cardinal Key. LQZMQ, K MMQAHWY SUSAN ALLEN MEEKINS Cambridge, Maryland B.A. Elementary Education Homecoming Court, 1961, Fresh' man Talent Showg Social Relations Committeeg ARGONAUTQ Aquanaut Clubg FTAg Intramurals, Cheerf leader, Captaing Homecoming Pagf eant Committee, Honor Courtg Insignia Clubg President's Council, Twirp Dance Committee, Christmas Dance Committee, CLCg Kappa Delta Pi, Secretav'yf'Trea.surerg Sec' 'retary of Sophomore Class. OUR JUNIOR YEAR. CLARA ANN MOON Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Spanish - English CRITOGRAPHQ Assembly Committeeg Hockey Team, Tennis Team. '-151 R -c-- 7 EMILY EUGENIA NEXVMAN LynchSt:iliun,V1l'31fUlll ' 4 'T- B.S. Matlicinatics Q ' w , i 1 E l I X. GWENDOLYN FAY MOON Ang, ,, , Lynchburg, Virginia l A B.A. History lu-li L i r l l l BONNIE JEAN MORRIS Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Sociology LC Players, Homecoming Dance Committee, Intramuralsg Assembly Committee, Twirp Dance Commit' tee, Homecoming Pageant Commit' gig Sociology Club, Sigma Omega 1. A IS A-wird? LQY qi N . 1 lisa Q .ililivirlinla Pm ical Education fi blk W lliiiiliiz PW 'ffllyciub Presiflilli- fill: Mg,-. pm' , in Tiff' ' .' ' ,f S,r711'lfl i THESE YEARS BEHIND us, ill0VED INTO THE F W l A so--. 1 '1 mx QA DONALD GRANT OLSON '-LK Wellesley, Massachusetts l B.S. Economics I .-. 'S' , -' ,,xs.-.z:.., ,Z W - f-I-:A Ai '- gint P1 4. , .,,, 1 X4 CHARLES SHEPHERD , L xoxvrm. JR. . Lynchburg. Virginia , L l 4 , l BJX. Economics - -' Business Administration l 'E I Radio Station WWLCg Intramurals. MARY BALL PAYNE Amherst, Virginia B.A. Psychology hr wif i us.: illllES DOUGIAS PUINDEXTER 0l1lell1ll,Viiginia 35. llathematie Ewlzsletball, C ,Q , -, i'iilllfl'lHH Talim F151 larsiry Club, Domi -'dll Blue Kel, Presideu: uw' s I , . . I L. ' :sa l , NG l 5 .HH ' ETCJIQQQIY ' -'l'I,'1l:- P - '-4 ,ca-M . jj 'X,.. PT - L . HL has . 525551 Q-.. i f. S5533 Q., BERNARD LEWIS PERKINS, III Richmond, Virginia B.A. Physical Education IV Soccer, IV Basketball, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Physical Education Majors Club, President, Athletic Committee, Men's Dormif tory Government, Vice-Presidentg Circle K, President. SBEHIND US, WE MOVED INTO THE ,. - ,f-ig, lllfiifil 8 P ...1-'nfl' CHARLES DOUGLAS POINDEXTER Glade Hill, Virginia B.S. Mathematics garsity Basketball, CofCaptairLg Ilfcle K: Freshman Talent Show, ntramuralsg Varsity Club, Dormif tory C0UU59l0f3 Blue Key, President. eww WILLIAM EARL PERKINS Richmond, Virginia B.A. Economics Intramurals, Freshman Talent Show. BIG BUSY YEAR. STUART FRANKLIN POLLARD Danville, Virginia B.A. Social Studies I CHARLES DOUGLAS PILLOW Lynchburg, Virginia B-A. Religion - Sociology I4 , if a 2 ' feff 'f 4z,fn-W f r xezi . 15 59 !-' 's X W ifi' ' ., -i, , .- 'I .. . I r-1 'f' N fX',, I 'P VS ,i :. Z .f X fi ,7 ' ' ' . ' f 'I F ' V SM ., ff,- --V -. .-4 , .. gil. fi' ' .uf , ., , , -4-,.f QW A,-,ff zo - sw K. 5 5 , s ,, . , ff WM ' 1- 'V f ,ygW4?,fw9f f ravi, - , jsf 5521! fag! 2, ,af If , I ' fi, W f PAYE LYNNE PITTMAN Arlington, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Intramurals, Physical Education Ma' jors Club, Hockey, Basketball, Water Ballet, Women's Intramurals Council, VicefPresideritg Insignia Club, Treasurer, Tennis Team Man' ager, Christmas Dance Committee, Dean's List, Women's Athletic Association, President, President's Council, FTA, Cardinal Key, Kap' pa Delta Pi. st, '1---1 535 V IIVELYX PILLUXV PUXYELL Lynchburg, Virginia lS.. l. Religion Education OUR CARNIVAL D.-XRRYL XV.-XYNE RHODES Clililon liorge, Virginia BJX. Sociology liixwliiiiaiii Talciit Show: SlvI.'X, Rc 1PS DANNY XVAYNE PRICE New Castle, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Varsity Baseball: Intramurals: Var- sity Club: lv'lcn's Dormitory Govern ment, ViccfPresident and T'reasurer Appellate Court: Honor Court XVho's Vs7ho. IN THE SPRING PHILLIP WAYNE RHODES Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. Biology ffliicl-aeliliaiwlhcn: DSP: Intramurals' f Concert Choir: Night of Opera: porter, C,rof.,C,ountry: Sigma Mu i'Cosi Fan Tatteug Blood on the Sigma: Siginai Omega Chi, Pre idenl. Moon . Q 4:-. Q- -f ,qs 'av W-A... RICHARD LEE PUGH Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Economic? Freshman Class Representative Homecoming Court, 1'-'S KENNETH WAYNE RAMSEY Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Sociology S, Swimming Team: Varsity Clu' ry AM, Sigma Omega Chi. ,.,. .ix tri AE I S SANDRA MOORE RINKLE Greta, Virginia B.A. English JUN HERBERT RIVERS, II ,f fri! . . . 0: iw' Lynchburg, Virginia vzgrfj B.S. Physical Education ,gif 5 1 Intramurals. i of . ...f . J... Y,,. -, , HAR IOYCE ANNE RICE Mount Rainier, Maryland B.S. Mathematics Freshmen Talent Show, Intramuralsg Spanish Club, CLC, FTAg ARGOf NAUTQ Women's Dormitory Gov' ernlment, President of Westover Ha . 499 BARBARA ANN RIDENOUR Hagerstown, Maryland B.S. Mathematics Intramurals, FTA, Intercollegiate Discussion Group, Chi Beta Phi, International Relations Club, Vice' Presidentg Kappa Delta Pig CRITOf GRAPHQ Debating Club, ARGONAUTQ Dean's List, Women's Dormitory Government, Senior Class Repre- sentativeg Cardinal Key. WAS GIUR SENIOR FLING. OLD OTEY ROGERS, jR. Lynchburg, Virginia B A Economics 49 JEPTHA SCOTT ROGERS, -IR. McLean, Virginia B.A. History - Political Science L'The Informer , IV Soccer, As' sembly Committeeg Varsity Soccer, Sigma Mu Sigma, Varsity Club. SUZANNE LOUISE RUTTER XVest Haven, Connecticut B.A. English - History Dcan'5 List: Aaooxa UT: Intra- murals: Freshman Chemistry Award: PRISM, Assistaatt Editor-Editor: Pi Delta Epsilon: Tennis: Board of Publications: President? Council: Cardinal Key, Historian: Insignia Club: International Relations Club. Treasurer: Intercollegiate Discussion Group, Secretary: CLC: Senior Class Committee: Xvhol XVho. ' ,4-li. if f' . 15 ef' gi BETTY KEISTER ROSEBERRY Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Religion - Education Kappa Delta Pi: Delta Mu Rho Epsilon. GRADUATE RECORD EXAMS, EVA ROSTAFINSKI Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. English - History WHO'S WHO, AND OUR FINAL REGISTRATION NORMA JEAN SEARS Glenns, Virginia B.A. Sociology FTA, Sec1etaTyfT1easuTea'g CLC: Homecoming Dance Committee: Chaplin of Sophomore Class: CRITO' CRAPH: ARGONAUT1 Campus Drive Committee: Sigma Omega Chi, DONALD OLDRY SEDENKA Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Psychology Intramurals: Homecoming Dance Committee: Soccer: Circle K: jesus, Son of Man. REI NES MILTON. SE IH Forest,VlIgmla . aa PhYSlCaIEducm0 llqlcmersi. lalfilfaa Phislfalaldl Q,jj0g:'c1ab: Rauiiggega: leam: Alpha PSB'-. Uliifor Preiileiatg NM al'-tour Te lefus, Son of Man ' -1. Ont 'Tai Heai'tn5..sake i A-pwlg Paradise. BROUGHT US l aaivii BERTRAM sim Alexandria, Virginia 35- Mathematics We K- lima S - mural: Ula i Eiiteslz Health Comnlmf j ertiittee, ' m' CARLTON XVAYNE SAUL Roanoke, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Cross Country: Basketball: Track Team Manager: Intramurals: Home' coming Dance Committee: CLC: DFS: Council on Religious Activif tics: SM.-X: Varsity Club: Circle K, Trea urer. 'af 4 I, N ' vw-nfs a 5,-5 at 37151 ' WQTAFIYQ s i 14- L '. .. ,T EGISTRATION g f LDRY SEDEXU .k..v55,k'1:g1:z Q Dim A Ciffi K3 'limi' JAMES MILTON SERENO Forest, Virginia B.A. Physical Education IV Baseball, LC Players, Intraf murals, Soccer, Physical Education Majors Club, Religious Drama Teamg Alpha Psi Omega, Vice' Presidentg Noah , Informer , Jesus, Son of Man , 0ur Town , For Heavens Sake , 'LOndine g Pool's Paradise. 'YN-ww ' DouGLAs DIVERS SHELBURNE, JR. Martinsville, Virginia B.S. Physics Traflic Committee, Chi Beta Phi. BROUGHT US TO OUR LAST SEMESTER. HARVEY BERTRAM SMALL Alexandria, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Circle Kg Intramurals, Ugly Man COURSE Health Committee, Finance Committee. BARRY WENDELL SMITH Arlington, Virginia B.A. Psychology Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer, CRITOf GRAPH, Feature Editor. 'YaQ,p Whvwwuwwf' M i CLYDE WHITCOMB SHEPHERD, IR. Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Sociology lntramuralsg Track, Cross Country, Basketball. f. RALPH O'NEIL SHROPSHIRE Ridgeway, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Basketball. L.. D -1'-'ri 53' P J CHARLES TURNER SMITH, ,lR. Lynchhurg, Virginia BA. Psyclioloigy lulraiuurals. OUR CLASS GIFT DONALD LEXVIS STEELE Alexandria, Virginia BMA. Social Studicg Spanish Cluh. R fs 'if' L, K , Sf HQ' it f f 'QQ 5' up CLAUDE NVILLIAM SMITH, JR. Arlington, Virginia B.A. Spanish -- Business Administration Alpha Phi Omega, Secreta'ryfTreas urerg Spanish Club, 'Treasuv'eT- Vice'P1esident. SELECTED, MYRA ESTELLE STEELE Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. Chemistry -- Matliematics Dramatics and Forensics Committee, Sccretaryg Chi Beta Phi: Newman Club. gf Q,-.Q-f' x IQWRWVN 'l'5'C?i4Wf J ' PENELOPE ANN SMITH I-Yncllbllfg, Virginia B.A. Psychology FTA: CRITOGRAPH- Fine Am C mittee. A Om' 1 i.. .u. ,-vs fd? N14 il x , 4 N ,ir . . XEQM. BARBARA ANN STEELE Piney River, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Physical Education Majors Club: Basketballg Hockeyg Insignia Club. T QW 5 ii'lllllN llliiigllllglnia A Lllllilliiicsflvlathefnal llsl Pliisebilk Sowell ralfi ififaml Ns' K .isii . llilllllllllr Ll ' llllfine 'iilldmi -. . .411 Mum V Ilhtratiqin gi Virginia gerx BT i V -5. f i llinagfr, all Mana . ARGQNAL Tl WARREN WOODROW STOKE Lynchburg, Virginia I C B.S. Physics -lvfathematics lntrarnuralsg Baseballg Soccer. ASHBY KENDALL SYDNOR, JR, Lynchburg, Virginia BA- Business Administration PRISM, Advertising Manager-Busif Hess Mfmagerg ARGONAUT. TERRY WAYNE STINSON Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Economics IV Basketballg Intramurals. CAPS AND GOWNS LOUIS MCKINLEY TANNER Gladys, Virginia B.S. Biology - Chemistry Dean's Listg Dramatics and Forensics Councilg Iota Beta Garnmag Chi Beta Phig Campus Life Committee of Senior Class. f .','fW? Q... . ,W-2 -if ., g I-ffl' - . 1f - A v: 1 , .. - 4? y :,:v 4 i s i l i I +l i fa? 4? 3 1 E XVILTON G RAHAM TAYLOR Newport News, Virginia l B.A. History I I i - .gwqrnwwf ' 4' . 'TN- 5 JOYCE GERTRUDE TATE Kenbridge, Virginia B.A. Elementary Education lntramuralsg Dean's Listg Homecomf ing Pageant Committeeg Junior, Senior Representative to Varsity Club Dance, CLC: Christmas Dance Committee: Kappa Delta Pig FTAQ Insignia Club. ....., WE CHOSE A KING AND QUEEN F MARY ESTELLA TESSMANN Williston, Vermont B.A. Elementary Education LC Choraleg ARGONAUT, Organizaf tions Editorg Freshman Talent Showg Water Ballet, Director 19635 Concert Choir, Twirp Dance Com' mitteeg Aquanauts, Treasurer As' sembly Committee: Spanish Club, FTA: Christmas Dance Committeeg Insignia Club, Treasurerg Kappa Delta Pi. f if 5 , W J. - N W, Q. ff ROBERT EDWARD TAYLOR Amherst, Virginia B.A. Religion OR HOMECOMING, BONNIE YVONNE THOMAS Lawrenceville, Virginia B.A. Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pig Varsity Club Queen. Av 'Uv fs.. wwf' X f is-'-ff' NDA LOU TMR BRE chburg, Virginia Lyn .ifalEdufHff0n BA Phi . 5' Tennis Varsity'lllojxlizfnglyiltcllmigllfifg Physical, lllellta llijors Clubs KHPP llonor COW? Fm' AND EXAM TIM DOROTHY BUNDY TURNEl Waynesboro, Virginia Bfl. l'listory ll Pl1YffS5 PRISM, Editor and E fill Fllfvrx BSUQ Aicoxii- al.iiZ4CRlT0CRAPH, Twifp Dan Qmmllfti Psi Delta Epsilon: Boa' .xlullmtionsg Cardinal Key Sed 255' Women's Dgfmjiorf yi. Wilrnt S ' , L Hai'm'slSalli'iimer School? -Fl 'D' ' Q32 I , . v. -'. 1:7-,. r-N: 3 , HOMECOMING, '- '. OFJXE THOW5 Yzfitiz ,. - .vfzzrr Efxnifil lfifilfll Club X R K awas- N X K X - ,XR S NX wx . x BRENDA LOU TILLER Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Varsity Hockeyg Varsity Tennis? IU' tramuralsg Assembly Committee, ln' signia Clubg Physical Education Majors Clubg Kappa Delta Pig Honor Court, FTA. AND EXAM TIME DOROTHY BUNDY TURNER Waynesboro, Virginia B.A. History LC Playersg PRISM, Editor and As' slstant Editor, BSU, ARGONAUTQ CLC, CRITOGRAPH, Twirp Dance Committeeg Psi Delta Epsilon, Board Of Publications, Cardinal Key, Secfcf fafyil Women's Dormitory, Vice' President, Summer Schoolg For Heaven's Sake . ANN CAROLYN TOMLINSON Big Island, Virginia B.A. English DMRE, VicefPresidentg Music Clubg BSU, Mission Chairman, VicefPresif demg CRITOGRAPHQ Dearfs List, PRISM, Exchange Editor and Editovg Cardinal Key, Council for Religious Activities on Campus, President's Councilg CLCQ Who's Who, Com' mittee on Campus Publicationsg Kappa Delta Pi. APPROACHED. HUNTER WAYNE TURNER b ,V' ' ' LEU? urgHisiBlry1a DORIS WATSON TORRENCE ' ' B df d Virginia V S cer LC PlaYCfS' Jesus Son e or Music J OC ' R . ' --. 'H T 5 Sigma Mu of Man, Our own Sigma. ia 'R wb- 'ZR s,-x Il 1 i WI. if Cl'l:'KliLlfNlf llfilifflfli LENRLZE THOMAS FREXIFCIS L, Lip .x V w 4 UPDIKE, . in Hum 'mmm Charlottesville, Virginia BNN' Mmm B.S. Biology - Chemistry lilflliff, Homecoming Committee: BSU, ViccfPrcxi'dcnt, Program Cliairmang Alpha Phi Omega, Prexidentg Fac' ultyfStuclent Committee on Public Relations: Honor Court: CLC: Presidents Council: Traffic Com' mittee: VicefPrcxident of Senior Class: Appellate Court: Caduceus Club. FOUR YEARS OF HARD WORK, time Ti-iom.-is VINCENT, JR. Lyixclilwurgl, Virginia UA, Egimumifg CORA MANNING WALKER Society for the :Kdvanctiiieiit ol Bfdf'0fd,Vifgif1if1 iNl.lI1.lL1L'lllCI1l, B.A' English 41-Nu Qfjv y 5,- ,--iw W'? '9X to . :i,. A.. in MARTHA JANE VESTAL Harrisonburg, Virginia B.A. History Dcan's List: Kappa Delta Pi. uhm 45 Wt, xv . iriilrcsilcnt of Fmhmm CI ioiiii ciiviii WHITE Buena Vista, Virginia M Sociology 1 ,. l ASS :::l.iiral,, Hoi1iecoming CW, :,'antihiegC1ff1EK,P . 1 .Vl1fiiiCli51p.- fffdv: rmdem X Crum Omega Chig Freshman . HCC 4 W! is ,gy i :ixz will .L ff. I . .Mi Pl, L 17 7 ROBERT CALVIN WHITE Buena Vista, Virginia B.A. Sociology YicefP'resident of Freshman Classg lntramuralsg Homecoming Court Representativeg Circle Kg President Of Junior Classg President's Council: Sigma Omega Chig Freshman Orienf tation. of A .. - -X ,ff sv g 5 . X554 2 f. ' i . ' ,l yvfji ' l '65 f l 2452.2 sf I if I fl .Q a, 'A , Ve If-ff ff , 1 9, , PN 4: ,V:. V I RU SSELL LEE WATSON Roanoke, Virginia B.S. Mathematics MUCH FUN, AND WILLIAM LEE WHITMORE, IR' Purcellville, Virginia B A. Business Administration - Economics Circle K, Treasurer, VicefPfesiderit, and Prcsidentg President's Councilg Varsity Baseball. 'E 41hMZw,.w4vw HERBERT STEELE WHEARY, III Crewe, Virginia N B.S. Chemistry MANY MEMORIES EDWARD LEE WILKES Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Intramurals. IOYCE ANN XYOOD Forest, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Health Committee: Physical Educa- tion Majors Club, Treasurer: Hoclzey Team: XVomcn's Dormitory Govern- ment, Head Monitor. y 1':::- A LINDA LORRAINE XVOOLDRIDGE Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. Mathematics Chi Beta Phi, Seci'ett1ry I'reusin r - ' ' 4- A-aiefvuvxxa A--af, nwnff . , . , l9'K, ' ,gw 6' KATHERINE BURNVELL WILLIAMS Richmond, Virginia B.A. English PRISM: Dean's List: Fine Arts Com' mittee: Cardinal Key, President: CLC: Kappa Delta Pi: President's Council: Freshman Week Group Leader: Who's Who. JUNE 1, 1964 - .ag MARIORIE MERLE WINSTON Louise, Virginia B.A. Elementary Education Homecoming Dance Committee: FTA: Social Relations Committee' CofChairman of Homecoming Pag: eantg Spanish Club: Kappa Delta Pi HAIL ALMA MATER-LYNCHBURG TO THEE ! FRANK BOGGS WRIGHT, III Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Social Studies Society for the Advancement of Management. SHERWOOD NELSON ZIMMERMAN Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Physical Education Choir, Executive Committee: Track: Night of Opera: Campus Discus' sion Group: Honor Court, Vice' President: CofChairman for Home' coming Danceg Freshman Talent Show: LC Stage Crew: Assembly Committee: No Time for Ser' geantsug CRITOGRAPH, Business Manager: SGA Cabinet: Spanish Club: Physical Education Majors Club: President of Senior Class: President's Council: Who's Who: Board of Publication: Homecoming Pageant. I S 5 MEUBREDA I E L1 E., ik., inf.-f ,Q Noi if luliiii s : X 5 I-,..,,,.. ,U SEQ! Rl Ai I J' Tm ' ws., ':,f.Q5iMERI5 A .JMON -. - .4 A:-bl TSC CQ:-7, . iff Cline VN PE: A 5553 DLE PI, TO THEE ! R UWA YELQOY .k.. E. 'W-l I Rf-LAX '- Ygrgzrgi :4F:,1,.f3 if Q511::::4Tni: TAD., C335 Dias' u . 5 C:::. Yue' Q-1'-5: fi: Hczef A Hemi , .,-A . 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X J EW z... f ' f .I 4, '1 DAVE LONGFELLOW WHUQS WH-H62 AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES SUSIE RUTTER KATHY WILLIAMS CATHEY JORDAN SID LYONS SHERXVOOD ZIMMERMAN I if ' 2 ? f X s 4 f if A 4 Y A 1 'Q ,K S ANN TOMLINSON 1964 SENIORS Kenneth Lee Ayers George Mayo Bass lll Carrie Mohley Berger XVilliam Gus Booker Robert Marshall Chex e- Ronald Edward Cox Rohert joseph Crowder Paul Leltuxich Dalton Eliza XV. Dinwiddie liloyd Lyle Doss Cosby Alvin Draper Rohert Leland Euhanli Frances XVare Farmer Sarah Burnette lrizer Marie Bierhaum Gaunt Thomas Reed George Evelyn Harvey not pictured: BS. B.A B.A B.A BS. B.A BS. B..-X B.A B.A BS. B.A B.A HA B.A BS. B.A History Biology - Chemistry Elementary Education Phys cal Education Mathematics History Physics Dramatic Arts Elementary Education Physical Education Physics Biology History Elementary Education Psychology Biology Physical Education Richard Grayson Howell Beatrice Eshenourilohnson XX'ithers Franklin King Carol Overstreet Lee Robert Norman Lewis Sally Riley Lindsey Luther Glenn McLain Carol Page Menefce Richard Glenn Morris Thomas ,lellerson Nash III Gay Nichols Franklyn Dewayne Ott Cynthia Ann Parse Charles Slaughter Lee Post Dean Larry Potts Hester Beahm Vtfilliams Richard David Waiters SESS O Psychology English Economics Music Mathematics Phychology Phychology Art Bus. Adm. f Economic Psychology f Religion Elementary Education Biology f Chemistry Economics Psychology Religion f Sociology Business Administration English ..Gzigory, Tum y JU ICR CLASS ifflllltmi iii ' 3 -ri . Lim Seuelafr .QC -. .15 J fgalltd and ii mil Hman B il ' K'- -1-vmrvr Q-..umppwp.,,,..,.-,-. ,rm . fire 'imllfir it Flor ol L ft ht 51 'QR Seated- Ru 1 ' 5 IG - - , . , s e rei1oiy,Treusu'rerg Shirley Kelley, Scucwry' UNICR CL The , Rogers, lglrissidf 65 under the leadership ol joe Shirley Kelle egg Larry Hanna, VicefPresidentg Treasurer- hay, ecletafya and Russell Gregory, lies with the Salilganlded and carried out many activif Sponsors Mrs Xilasslstance ol our experienced class t - ashhurn and Mr. Stanger. A Vari et . Class under gi, OE.tOp'F?1te movies sponsored by the W2elcend enteri 'lrectmn of Larry Hanna, provided ainment for the campus community. r Larry Hanna, VicefPresident. ASS OFFICERS The theme of the Christmas Dance was Christf mas Magic. A traditional theme was treated with ' ' ' ' kl' ballroom appeared to much originality, a spar ing ' ' eason The highpoint of the usher in the festive s . was the coronation of our Christmas Queen, evening Miss Shirley Kelley. ' l ded a lounge party for trans' Other activities inc u fer students, athletic concessions, as Well as serving as coordinators of all Homecoming events. ', is. A x ,X , - , A r - If C I 3 Q-. , '- , .Rx Q k li' we l, . 5' i 3 W -7- A' ' H - 1 5 R . , l , fy '26 1 Q . 5- E'-f -- 1 X ' C-:P xii t- n.. ' A gs V it Q to x - up i TS Y A Q ., J ,i N . A: 5' ii :Q Cm :Q C -7'-lfr .h 40- 5, I ' 5 . , ' i , , --- . . ' 1 -N , - -.. 'rv , .fi V X - x, Ivlziry June Aikcns XVillizim Allfzitlicr John Allman Dawn Arnold Carolyn Atkinson Bcttic Austin -lzinicc Aycrs Al Bzillzird Susan Barnard jolin Bzirrctt Wziltcr Bass Mziry joan Bcntlcy Carolyn Bolton Fred Bomar Carolyn Booker Betsy Boone janicc Brcnncr Beverly Britt Victor Britton Suzcc Brown CHRISTMAS MAGIC WAS A REAL SUCCESS! SHIRLEY KELLEY WAS OUR QUEEN. , . 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T .. 1, 'ewan :. is annie ' X ' Y0VN 'S 'f if 42551: Q : X 1E N , me , , X ' 's Neffaf 'T w 2 NK X Nix X X A' DQ' NW E Fe' ff L 6 M, W-s ', Wf fi-'f . xp-, 4. ,-3 X ,SK ' 1 as qv-. I 1 , ,. a -H z 'w . W 2 i x 5 .ag S Q ff -fm X Wim' X Q51 :ff I . O Us q G in NIGHT OUR FRIDAY M, . 59 , K rf- f f f A 'A M ' l 452 2 f 1 . f X 0 V, q,.4Q., .Niagra 'av X ,if Q' z . ef f 'Q, ,'F 2 r'Q I . 92 P i ,jig If f WJQS7., -v fz 0 f Q fi' vo , X r ,. 342, Y s .M , 2595 555 if i kr: 'Qnvff f MOVIES 1 , ASK I Za' Q as wi yy: he Q ,, ,,, if - ,r,, - 595 I ' f Y I gf f' 7,15 W ' - ' , 'df fygk , ,lg J 1 .J?2'g ,il 'f 'ff 252,15 pk ,. s W JV J: ,krr H Q, J- r ff ff . MVS' wi fi Q, . . X ' g fi X I 5 if ' t 1 , J , X, 63 fs L. 5 if -1 .gy r - gf ? if 1 aj C K4 -' .of ' favs X Q 4 ai , Q2 . , w I f a '51 -s..f',f . ' f wa f, ' N C N Aubrey Foster Charles Eritts Kenneth Gibbs Paul Goldenbaum Ann Gorman Thomas Gough Antonio Graell Judith Grant Gerald Hackworth Glenwood Hall Larry Hanna William Harman Constance Harrington Nancy Harrison Sharon Harvey ,. ,.- :gn Wx ,- , yy: leg 1 f f ff AL , Q7 I 0? V swam X Q., , f ff l f 7 ff f i il 1 l l 2 Z2 I X l 5 'I 1' ,Q 4. Qg., :if I1 O an .Il i ' ll 'D' fffigfff. 6 -'4,. Ai ' A 1 5 he idle: V4 W faux' T i 1: L fc 3 z l 530, N ' - Q-:YN V 1 as. ' Z . ,Y f fb. 5 ' 5 if 'af' tk 3 0 o XX . QT' bf, ir-wr, Carl Hash Edward Hayincs Minnie Hcplcr Doug Hcrlwcrt Xvaync Holt Rolicrt Hoopcr 'lanics Howard Harry Hudson. -lr. Glenn Huniplircy Gloria Hutclicrson Ronald Hutchins Diannc .laclison XVaync -lcnkins Ralph johnson Tommy .lolly Sliirlcy Kcllcy Connic Kiglit Pattic Laccy jolin Lamlwdin David Layman OFFERED GOOD ENTERTAINMENT TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY. 253 uv- Dclniai' Lewis Y' 4 -4 ' I l'am-:la Lcwis i 3 -W' F 'E .. A .- 7 C. ,Icanic Littlc Ni ' ' v if f ' ' r v f . ' 5 Gcnc Long Q, V ' 'T ' '3-' Ronald Loy l T A l l Lewis Lucas rm Bcntlcy Martin 4 il A l Bill Massic Z 6 i Q 'T' 5: 'K 2 qu ' Bucky lviaylicw Ellcn lvlays Nancy lvIcDanicl Carol Mclvlinn Suv Mcl'ilac David lwloran I A Rlill'-lOI'lC Malo- f I bf - 'CWS Q' T I E35 f Q. - I Q iqy d ,f ef I ,, 5 ,. 2 I I0 .. - Sk. ..: a 4 . A M h 1 J. -- 'Q K W X Ki Q 0 CJ pf. bl E- Ai' q A v or-4 5 z g ,A Carolyn Moseley Y Charles Moseley 1 W5 'q ? Raymond Moseley I -fy I , ,KW Marcille Motley William Muse William Neale Richard Nelson Etna Nottingham Daniel O'Dell f W Pam M rose 75' D1 09' wa vi fi? if 5 Douglas Usborne Robert Patteson Judith Perrovv Nancy Palmer Patricia Pople john Rankin Bernard Reams Frank Reynolds Lawrence Reynolds Frank Richardson A BUSY HOMECOMING WEEKEND David Roberson Joe Rogers David Rubis Nicholas Scallorn Samuel Self David Shavv Edward Shelton Robert Shrader, Jr Frances Simpson Claudia Skinner A if' Nancy Slusher Jean Smart Barry Smith 49 -75' G A 'MJ we I ' Wayne Smoot Walter Satchell, Jr. ,gr t FF kv ,., 11- 122 ,-X 1, ,O g in xr ' -5 5 K. -34 lf K f- S ,,- 'yr 5. -me ' :W 7? A , 78, l 'sf X 'E' ' 1 ,o sr, of . ' 4 A4 5 f Q. Th' ROUNDED OUT A PRODUCTIVE JUNIOR Pamela White john Wigglesworth Caroline Wingfield Vernon Wood Lloyd Woods Jerry Wyatt l, 415 ,K ' ev-' WN. .x QL .-.s 5s Naney Stephenson Sam Sutherland .lerry Talbott Glen Taylor Alec Thomson III Claudette Thompson Margaret Thompson Marvin Trent Janie Tolley Boh Tolson John Tonkins Ivlary Ann Townsend Nancy Turner lvlandy Waddell June Wzttts Edwin Welch Marty Welsh Carlton Wells Edwin White Lynnette White YEAR. Cunt live on bread a '-'959 f '-'liagtffrf 1 A.f,2Z,..f4,,.1fQjfg'.'g, ..,f.g.f.4l,:- ,,...,,,i . , , 6 Y -s l Can't live on bread alone: must have peanut butter. students: Left to Right: Diane Gardner, Pat Some Second Semester transfer Skillman, Jane Woodson, Fred Fauber, Hester Williams. i f 6 W wqdffw Howls that tooth coming? Hangin' loose ? QQ QQ, 0' l COLXFI 4'0ffeuRo e LA55 RE C GMU SCDPH i l 4 5, .P - i5 rt E.: 1 5 .- 3 , 's 2' 1 1, I f' 4 A 15.5 ' D I ly nl' .. 3 :5,L iff tifftzeifii' , gf-if I9 4 ffilivi ten to fight Mm lan The Hi o cers o Dr. and Mrs. Rc many class projec Route 66 entail accomplishment. Complying w more Class plnngi Twirp Dance. T Game met with HQ' Le t to right: Mary lane Lawless, Secretary, Mike Gilliam, Treasurer, Bob Younghl Qpww ood, Presidentg Martin Walker, VicefPv'eside-nt. SOPHQMQRE CLASS GFFICERS The officers of the class of '66 with the help of Dr. and Mrs. Rosser and Mrs. Moore coordinated many class projects, the second year of travel on Route 66 entailed work, fun, and a sense of accomplishment. Complying with school tradition, the Sophof more Class plunged into the task of presenting the Tvvirp Dance. The choice of the theme Pajama Game met with popular class approval. Assignf ments were given and responsibilities were dutifully carried out. Last minute preparations tried the nerves, but the praise received from students and faculty made all efforts very Worthwhile. As Homecoming weekend approached, the class fell to its second important project. Presentation of the Homecoming Pageant was found to he a major operation involving creative imagination and hard Work. . s. A fs 3,491 .:.. .- N , 'Q' ak 0. '- X uv' tv ' 5' N . fs. AL- 'I , N I-K 1 A '- ' lv. A . , , Y , Q 7 . s:ig'?lbv.ig , .4 vw rg 1. 1 '-:g F, 4,451 I--5. , 1,7 7- I jf-47 - ,N p fv. vb K 4' 'C ' .. -- -i 3 F' -as r i Q., . U' X X 'sf lf' I 'fb' xg x A f Q , 49 ' -9' D' k , A .N . fs. 4' Q ,4-- Q x ' x- 'sf 5 S...,' XS 5 R 9 fi 'Q 'S' Q f-X jf 'S if ' ' ' tg, y -Y' , Hg: 9' rlfil Roger Akers Susan Ahalt David Albee Vkfilliam Alley David Almond Sue Anderson Patricia Andrews Vxfilliam Barker Lawrence Beard Sondra Benedict Lucille Berry David Biekner Susie Birkhead Patricia Bishop Jerry Bosiger Larry Bosserman Virginia Boyd Jimmie Gale Brewer Preston Bryant John Bryant OUR TWIRP DANCE OFFERED GREAT FUN FOR EVERYONE. Dan Burnett lolm Campbell David Carlin Clyde Carter Elizalaetli Carter Paula Cartier . Beverly Casli Ronald Cotliran lvlary Cliristoplier ' ' Richard Coleman K W . Det-gy Comer -lanctte Copeland N! L Phyllis Cox H F lx 'R Bettye Crantill Qgr lf it 1 , Y. A jimmy Crist L 1 .I 'M 44 T If ?K,'w..,, l A 4 nk, BX 0 K' 67 f 95:51 Lu W. gf 1 . .P L, -'Samui Www. , .. , . 15 ,,,5l-if iv , L- a , 1. ,' I 6 x x S 4 684' dn 1. 35 , Af 1 WV Q 4 sf 6 5 . X a Alf QF, ,.' A l 'I L- if 1 vf A f , QL-A -ff .an-1 - 5-,iff-A-W -fe fs. ,, - -:g ,Qg:T5g : f gf:g,:...,, -V 1 ,Y ' TZ ' '9'4 '- Q-Q' ' L ' ,.l--,ff r w- -11-:lf 1-is - .-ff'-53.2-1:1 -7IE?'.1,v. ? -.-2:-Q if Frost Cunningham M 0 ' 1 Andrea Cybulski ,,, Q N U Madeline Cyrus M Dinah Davenport if-A Gettine Davis y A J . N e w Martha Dean gatwq 5? X 4 David Dickerson if si 3' ,Wg Dale Donovan g me Carol Edwards 2 ya R l hEll tt a ro a sl f C as ,,m,r z J x A amz' ., .M 1, . fe ' Kathi Englander , Neal Evvers Millie Fallin Q X 7 was-1 5 'N . , Q FQ' ! , Calvin Ferguson a 4 Q R k,..- Janet Ford , Alfred Fore fl! Q91 V 2 Carolyn Franklin M W Sharon FI'Y ml 7 X55 , A f im Gail Furguson A Y Douglas Gard r IN APRIL, OUR CORONATION PAGEANT 9' X 3 f Martha Garretson Z . . . ff 7 Michael Gilliam ' Elaine Gilroy X Robert Hackvvorth y X, Gerald Hammond V Marion Hazel Lee Head X D Robert Hengst vb eg, s ' Martha Herley Cecil Hess Mary Jo Hill Carlisle Hoadley 1 . Nancy Hodges Gerald Hogan Earl Howell 2:21 ft- 5 Eg: 1, :, A ' f :E X .V,,,, ,,,. L - i, aw, - W , JM: ' j fn 0-71, iff 'V D .ff ' 'Q M ,a ff , .na ' '. ,Z '1,- - ' 'i ' --p-vt ly- sf Q .- sq-x 13' 'bf Q7 'cl '74 In fb james Howell Ha:el Hunter Anne Hutt Earl Inge Louise hleilerson Roger johnson J ,J Barlaara Johnston -X '24 C i R ' W' wr. lvlary S. Johnston 'VZ 'I-3 ll F Johanna Kelly fcntl qfh gi X Judith Kennedy L Q , Sharon King l C L 1 i Sallie Kinnear 35 K 3 .-. -M his .lan Kiser 65 V 5 'W gm ' Greg Kline Q l t ' ve' Margaret Krone ' is Janice Lacks 4 Wayiie Lair ' 7: 'A 6' 7 ' A 9' Kathleen Lamh Q b A -:A lv- k ' Mary Jane Lawless , ' 1 , 'es X 1 Fran Lawrence 'I DELIGHTED THE HOMECOMING COURT. Williaiii Layman . J V Carolyn Layne 47 55- .AX My ,iv -A in gs- 75 S E George LeCato t go 5 L r.- - S vi? r 'md p N Williani Leehner 'Q' p 'ff' Carole Lockwood , I I Q NVilliam Lucado an V E 4 L J C g Richard Lyon 1 L 1 5 . Roberta Mareh , 73 Q ' A 5 al M f. Q Hilda McKinney rf' 1 ' XVilliam lvlelleyilolds Shirley Miller Beatrice Moore Carole Moore jerry Moreom Ronald Morris 22 1 M QL GN!! 'Ziff - - Margaret Morton Judi Moss Linda Motley Ann Munro Arthur Neighbors Wayne Newcomb Burke Noel Janice Oglesby Nancy Oglesby Michael Oller Penny Paine Austin Pankey Sally Phillips Martha Phipps Margaret Poindexter Katherine Pomplun David Pugh William Pugh Mary Lee Quinn Genae Randels HQ I I f Q 5, X ' Algwqh, 'fi X ,Y , I V, ,X Xf gf . - ifXXym,Xf f , XQXSXX X K ,s X X, -, X ax-NI? K as . , n , Z, V A ,- ,,.-1 ,Lf t.- ., 4 a., ,,. 4, , 1 . K' ' ' s 'Y' V -. - am J --1451 X 'atv'-r ' - ,, f ,g f va-:. Y. ' mc -Q 'Lvl A H -at f ,..X..ip X .A Y if f 5' 1- J: 'aifg ---92' s-2:2- ffswf'-1- 3 '1f L-1'- Xa. ,, ', ,Q ' ' , ' 'f X ' ,rtt -. X 1 461 43 of Y ,- 1 'K Q ' f' 1 2 ' f X WX ' X .. X P... Z XQX, -X X X K 9 5 X X Xlf ,X . -Z: . f ok, f Q Y V X S715 Q ' -,xxx- WQX X 115 1 4 7 I LXX ? XV , X , W Xy t fig! 44 X 4 iw?-4 , X X wwf X X P? 1. f f if X, X r f , A., r .X .1:fX W5ZM 1 9 4 M' YAJX far f ,ZX -1 ,.3X , X .. f 1 X 6-SML . .W X Alf 9 Ask? X K W W 47 f X -if rtx 'ci if 2 5V5,4 fX f 9? ff: K AXQXQX ,, WE'VE ALL WORKED HARD-T'WAS WELL WORTH IT! X ff WK M Im S X uw-.Xw L.. Wzfzrf f Sf ffw.Xk.m1.. '- V , 'Qu S My X , X Els X XM, ' X Q79 47 , f , X XV, V7 f- fa,,a?fMZfiZy,i: 'Ef wtf M. I S Z ., A Z 5 X gp v---.,, 2 X W ' 73 NX f'2',x- F .. X., ,Xl 'Ml TQ-I-5 'MX' ' I G. .,J '-:fd - aw Roy Riner Charles Rives James Robbins Linda Ross Michael Rushing Anne Saul Betty Schweitzer Hugh Scrogham Sheryl Scull Robert Sinclair Bruce Smith Carol Stadfield Ernest Stinnette Martha Strite Elizabeth Sulanke Q I. L.-.,,. H -..U 5---A. 4: ' L Z Q' ' 1' ig--f '- V lr JN- y 1:7 I. W ff X Y.: : 'P' 4: , -: . at lr NOW WE'RE JUNIORS! Mildred Wright Barbara Yearta ' i 73' 3 is Cf 'Q- Robert Youngblood Q E M, . ff I PQK D My name's Mehitahel Mehogansehniemcr, whafs yours? john Summers blames Sweeney Teddy Taliafarro Betsy Taylor Sandra Timme Frances Anne Trent Danny Tuck lxladeline Unrue Anne Vore Ivielody NValie Marrtiii Walker Mielizrcl Walker Patricia Walker Margaret West Wayne White Charles Whitfield Roger Wileher Lynda Vxfilliams LeRoy Williamson Dexter Wolford Q nA 'n .i Q.xiX,, li, . .A ' X , H.. 1 x Q , fu. 1 . 1 .1 34, iff 33 ., .- A , I '- UH ' V' fm-' if f v 1 Shall We work in a class or two today? ,, ,, ff Aff., -, ., f M, Water in the Circle ,,Sf,,,,1, ,ffm 2 1 ,X 7,y24.fff-,4- H 'ffl Q 'fl'l f 7 'I I z I . X l X f 1 , A K 7 ff-' f' ff-f -WW WML, l 1 . f',l' to fl -llle A . l Jef fff ,,fV .55 ,, ,, ,.,, .7 4' 5 W . --- 5, 5 4 - f eeet i Q - Suzee, do you think Ringo will meet me on the pier ? See anyone you know? '75 SCS? M CLASS FRE H Q 5, 1 1 f 1 5 Hnc I QUT I H X ,Q v ' 1 32g?!:D ve Givem, l i xwrld i' chan lf? N211 great f- we Sm, ' WM 'glam Thiix fn Wes W1 mi0,'1 ffm. .1 Quin --LT ad ll--' E, re Left to Right: Dave Givens, Treasurevg Carol Barger, Secvetavfyg Iohn Ran e, rest en , u ar , The world is changing rapidly and constantly. There have been great changes this year in the haf tion, in the State, and on the Lynchburg College campus, A new class arose which entered into the tradif tion, the aims, the spirit, and the service of Lynchf burg College. This was the Class of '67. The Class brought with it a Freshman Talent show which was enoyed by both the participants 1 and the audience. A new color was added to the campus, with the choice of blazers for the Class of '67, late in the fall. The Class enjoyed a Spring Picnic and presented the school with a gala Coronation Ball during Homef coming weekend in April. The Class also helped to promote school spirit with active participation in cheering during athletic events. The Class of '67 is now ready to defend the undefinable spirit of Lynchburg College in the com' ing years and is ready to serve the school in whatever capacity it is needed. fu D Y fy K wx . ' 25: 1 s .- gg in -J' I' bu f . I Of f K 3 ' A , V zj .rf l S X0 if' r XX E W R -y ,A Q fo 'i 5' N f ,Q-gy, 9 ' Q yi my Y 35 i-. Eh A A Miko Adguns Sandy Allan Kgircn Arcndcll Miki: Armswortliy BQlI'l'llI'Al Arthur .loc Bullard Kcnnctli Barllict Carol Balrgcr Harrold Bell. Jr. Mzirlccn Bcrry Edward Bocns Judy Bolmnnzln Diana Bollinger Cindy Bolton Edward Bonfocy Betty Bradburn Gillwcrt Brooks Frcd Brucggcmann Nancy Bullock Susan Bundy FRESHMAN WEEK WAS A FUN-FILLED PRELUDEg Marry Caldwell Bonnie Cnrpcntcr Phyllis Calssaidn .loc Carve D.ix'id Cliisliolm Dick Chung Slicrmrd Colcinzln Carolyn Collins Cquol Crickmcr Fmnk Crist, jr. Bonnie Crofoot Eric Dalton Dclioixili Dcgu'lNorn Ross Dcliluugli Ken Del Vcccliio TOO SOON WE HAD TO STUDY. 2'-' yd, as .- Rx ,,. 5- 7'- U' 1-B L 7..- 'N' E. A ar za: 4 Q w in-gf f as fi, X s as s'x 'v f - , .1 ,vrf .- -1, -- , .ff-ji IW 2O ' , , of - all l...-if ' W T3 ' . . . ..Y-, - D r w 1 .J 11 1-WH- 5-agp-A ' ' , . 1, ,- -.1,,, ,,-,.4 Q:-.-fu ,,--,,, -1.,v, ,,.,aa.1.. , ' -4-. r -we w , r . f - 1 - V V '- 1 'A' 1nl.:.'s2+?-.-'-214a s . ., 1. ':11fQ4'1. JHf',fi4'. iiJg...,7-555'-.:3'u36,Lu??.-ban 1 rs 'V 'L f J' -1. rx A -l l 9. L- 1- ji f I. 6. if' v 1' M- .ha-1. -.1,, 'Y Dianne Desarmeaux Edith Ellis Pete Eitch Phyllis Fleming Betty Eogleman Anne Eoster Nancy Ellen Fox Bob Eredrickson jennifer Erench Judy Gilchrist David Givens Valerie Geiger Marta Gutierrez Harlan Hall Gail Hamilton Sue Hardy Robert Harvey Jayne Haynes Hilton Heilin Brenda Helton OUR fg1,,,,- ky, 11, ,N f-1ffg?,gg4 W, Z 5 I 11 Q I - .- 1 1, 7' 7 1 ifyfq 4.-Q, ,V sf 1? 1 Q 1 ffm' 1 Wy, 1- Q sf 1 , if 7 1 5 f X X5 -SEK 1 1 X , X ,W ya '9 X , , I V +11 f f X ifiw - 1.1 1 ,f . f '1 11 - ' 2221: - 1. . f ' R 1 'f wfeN'. , ,'-' g 1, . x'K'f Gy .i..... 1- ' 5' agfm'-y .S wif .1 'rsh-w y ,F . Y ,f K 5:-A1 1 sf fa -- f1Q-1251 1 ,Qc 1. 7 T 2171 - M7 11 X' 1 , ...W , qc . sift 1111 1,5 PL 3 .X f ., X fig W 'L 5 'V V, 1, f ' ' , -1- i f ,, aim S f'1 'f , N f fs fa 1 755 ' 1. . 3. 1 , X7 '75 Q ' wwsgit CW! R? V.-11 mgyw- -11.1. I Mzsymaws I x W 1 X, 7 it 51, his 3- A L TALENT SHOW WAS SUCH GREAT FUN. 11 X 2143 , x 4 1 XJ7' ,ww X1 Y fi! 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R 1 FJ: . , garb ib, Q-is h'lERR IE C HI Y LDREX, Secretary STUDENT GOVERNMENT Assor:1AT1oN The t Student Government Associatio ' U 15 tom POSQQI of d Il students regularly enrolled in L h YUC bur S Coll members choose stud 620 Tlmc ent leaders to Serve h . , as f - tatrves in the Student Cabinet H err relurcson A 2 OHO1' COU Council, Men's and Women's D . rt, Campus M H ormitory Governmc en s and Women's Intramur l Th ms and a S. e S G . ,AU Wh. A I to promote loyalty to the ideals of h llc striving t C Hssocin ' - . f1On as Us d , ,asgu .Q utres leadershlp of Students in d mt. em0Cr1t' government C ' - ' IC self. , sottrsfylng studgnpfaculty rdatio ns, and a widk. variet . . Y of Campus actrvnties, DAVE LONGFEI-LOW, VicefP1esident noN0 I h0Pf I 3 virtue fn' All -nncfrler the mo A ,. HU fhnrCCfCf of LyIlCllbUrg 1 Hnnor Slffem ,zudcnts Ufldff mimi Cf the Cf Tin Honor f President, Vice' my lnomberi ulty 21 will john Greg f .onducted the ln ruident cor iittrp 'r H t ulllllg for tht activities 0 innn ol tht OH The dutics of lll conduct an c ing the honor con rlll1cbtgirning0 thnrgc of all stui lll investigate, e' nlmctions cf the f Ulf to Riglir: I HONOR COURT I hope I shall always possess firmness and virtue enough to maintain what I consider the most enviable of all titles, the charactcr of an 'Honest Manf -George Wasliington Lynchburg College operates under an Honor System which is conducted by students under authority granted by the faculty cf the college. The Honor Court is composed of the President, VicefPresident and fourteen other members with one or more non' voting faculty advisors. This year's presif dent, Iohn Gregory, was responsible for the activities of the Honor Court and conducted the Investigation Council. The vicefpresident conducted all trials as chair' man of the Honor Iury. The duties of the Honor Court are to QU conduct an orientation period regard' ing the honor concept for all new students at the beginning of each semester, Q21 take charge of all student body elections and Q31 investigate, evaluate and prosecute all infractions cf the Honor Code. Left to Right-' Betty Schweitzerg Tom Kempcrg Tom Updikeg Eddie Welch. Left to Right: First row! Nancy Turnerg Lu Knibbg Ian Cockeg Connie Kight: Brenda Tiller. Second row-' Mr. Shellenbergerg Martin Walkerg Danny Tuckerg Sid Lyonsg Glen Taylorg Jim , APPELLATE COURT just as in the legal courts of this country where a person has a right to appeal his case to a higher court, so we at Lynchburg College have a higher court known as the Appellate Court. Any member of the student body found guilty by the Honor Court can appeal his case to this higher court. The Appellate Court reviews the case and upon its findings suspends sentence, or increases or de' creases the sentence. The Appellate Court is composed of three faculty members appointed by the President of the College and four students appointed by the Stu' dent Cabinet. ' li unbr- '1 if xg xx C ' Kult House President Hundley Hall' Lu Knibb, President! L'j't to Right? First row-' OINUC IEW , I - i f . lzinice Brenner, Secretary janet Cockc, VicefPresident. Second row-' Peggy Wood, HCl1qQ1hM5mt07'r Xlfestoverg Bonnie Carpenter, Freshman Representativeg Carolyn Booker, Treasurer. ir row. B tt Cr nfreld, Assistant Secretaryg Dean Curtis, Head joyce Rice, House President, NVestoverg e yi a I hionilor, Hundley Hallg Barbara Ridenour, Senior Representative. MEN'S WOMEN'S oonivrlroizy GOVERNMENT The Womeii's .Dormitory Gowml ment is an organization composed gf all women residing on the Cam offers an opportunity for SCH, government and unification of the women. This year it has reorganized itself to more efficiently meet thc PHS. It needs of more women liviio , campus. Besides overfall oflideriflemh dormitory has its own President gina Head Monitor. By joining with the government of the Men's Dormitories it has put on a successful Open House and has enjoyed decorating the womf en's dormitories for Christmas. lr has joined in the effort to open the lounge on weekends, in order to further inter' campus activities. The women of this organization have this year, as in the past, sponsored Satomi, a Korean War Orphan. Left to Right-' First row! Dallas Helms, VicefPresident, Carnegieg Ioe Rogers, Secretaryfreasrrrcr' Sid Lyons President' Bernie Perkins, VicefPresident, Freer. Second row! Bill Helsabeckg Boh , , 4 Lochne Freshman Representativeg Howard Pugh, Sophomore Representatweg Dave Layriian, DORMITORY GOVERNMENT Lawlerg Ronnie Loyg Bill Barker. The Mens Dormitory Government is composed of all men who live on campus. The executive hody consists of the President, a Vicefljresident in eaeh dormitory, a Secretary' Treasurer, a representative from each academic class, and the dormitory counselors. The purpose of this hody is to serve as a link hetween tlte ad' rninistration and the mcn students. ln cofordination with the XVomen's Dorf Iuilory Government an Open House was held in Oetoher and then again in the spring. The dormitory govern' mmf SUPPlf-is various recreational fa' eilities to promote gm ntmosphcrc in which the men can live and develop a hetter understanding of others while enriching their academic ideal: ' e S6 junior Bepresentativeg Bill Allfather. Third row-' Jack Coxg Bill Harmony Lloyd Woodsg Curry PRES' c0UNl dell' frhe newPm ob 1 ro E The Pfesi r0V5n i- ' P rhial HF: is rnn1P05ed igar ihrca111PU50 hr rhr Vlcefpr a - r Through 15 mo . na , aarfglve W r r ilc Plannfd elm ' co0' arp rhrrc I0 rar: ln fhl5 Way' i .- me it ahh I0 Hsu tl prrili' fiudfnlf father rar undirfffed me Thr council HCV adniinistration, faf Jani Solemmem' ihesc areas Of the nr wvflfil and frlicrrd that 3 Wel ,i an arrive one. Thr pruirlents hints on effective rarriged to take l improvement there. rr Guide was dei iid ro the leaders. gusirons of how, v for rhe organization hh to Righr: First! rrrri Dean Wellsg If Tiller. 'lhirrl row: S DRM DV - In s ML -1, N W, Y - .. gp., -- -,., HN, 'fir ..,,' N '- ....,, - ..V': ,--. N . - '-M ' -dll -x,...' XI: . y lvl- -N .MM . 3: X - .- ..,, ,Q-E.. .....O,,3i ' ' ' lFL ?:':: :W 5 iz, 1 Kiran ,,.... Av,-i . , Hjlffciz: n... 1... .. . 1-VL, .i.,.lf, 3 f i - ,HL - .. r ,,.'-:m,r,-.- , g - Y ......,.r-.. , -7.7! .. . W l PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL The Presidents Council is a relatively new part of the S.G.A. body, but it has proven to be as valuable as the old, proverbial 'ithird hand. The Council is composed of the presidents of each of the campus organizations and chairmaned by the vicefpresident of the S.G.A. Through its monthly meetings the presif dents are given a morefcomplete picture of the planned events on campus and they are able there to coordinate the year's activif ties. In this way, the student government is able to assume its role as a leader of students rather than as a 'Lrepair man for undirected energy. The council acts as a laison between the administration, faculty, students, and stu' dent government. Requests from each of these areas of the community are taken to the council and discussed because it is believed that a wellfinformed student body is an active one. The presidents are also given helpful hints on effective leadership and are en' couraged to take their ideas for campus improvement there. A President's Activif ty Guide was developed this year as an aid to the leaders. The guide answers the qustions of how, who, where, and when for the organizations, l Left to Right-' First row! Ann Tomlinson, Nancy Palmer, Janice Brenner, Cathy Williams, Bonnie Burnett, Susie Birkheadg Carol Edwards, Norma Kulm, Mary Ioan Bentley, Lu Knibb. Second row! Joe Rogers, Topper Franke, Neal Ewers, Bill Carter, Curry Lawler, John Randel, John Green, Dave Longfellow. Third 'row-' Bob Youngblood, Glen Taylor, Bernie Perkins, Sid Pete Whitmore Bill Beal Sherwood Zimmerman. Fourth rowf Charlie Poindexter, Iohn T-YOHSQ 9 9 Gregory, Joe Englander, Bill Harmon, Darryl Rhodes. Left to Right: First row! Bonn' Bu nett, Nanc Turner, Merrie Childrey, Lu Knibb. Second row? Dean Wells, Bob Youngblceiodg Eoe Rogersgyjohn Randel, Sid Lyons, Iohn Gregory, Dean S T U D E N T Tiller. Third rowi Sherwood Zimmerman, Don Cable, Dave Longfellow, Bill Beal. C A B I N E T rr 1 r V 1 The Student Cabinet sought to im' prove and to enrich the life of the student body by promoting many ac' tivities of interest throughfout the year. The 196364 cabinet was comf posed of the Dean and the Associate Dean of Students, the three oiiicers of the student body, the president and vicefpresident of the Honor Court, the four class presidents, the presidents of the Men's and Women's Dormitory Governments, the presidents of the Men's and Women's Intramural Councils, and a representative from the Critograph staff. i I Q 2 l T l il it rl i l I l i H 1 1 ri ri li i TRAFFIC s COMMITTEE tln- year to tlfvt-lop :rn attitude of ry itrx rlii dirty ri warry in tlic best interests of tbc carnpus coriiriiirriity. tlic cornrnitt-:c liars pi:rr+or'ctl .i drivc for safety. Movies N on trallic salicty were sliown lwforc lirilidzry wcclxcrids and scat l'-:lts were C sold during second scrncstcr. Tlicy lrirvr' cricorrragctl tlic crzllcgc to name tlit' carnpus streets and to provide traff lic buinps as insured safety for our Tlrc' Trailic Cornrnittcc liars tried is 1 irlzing, Besides tlic routine ' li distrilirrririg ticlzcts wlicn nccf liarrnilyf' I-,Ulf U' Rlllll-' FU'-if wrt'-' Mary joan Bentley: Mrs. Wasbburng Dorothy Bundy Turnerg Mrs. larl-zur. Brinrrq Burncttc. Second rorri, Barney Rcams: Ann Tomlinsong Ian Cocke' Jerry Wyatt. - -- -in-...nv-Q ,Mm ,, I 5 88 Left rg Right: First row! John Lambdong Paula Cartierg Bill Neal. Second row: Glen Taylor. Doug Slielburneg Raymond Moscleyg Dave Longfellowg Tom Updrke. CAMPUS PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE The Campus Publications Commit' tee is the stuclentfmanaged organizzrf tion which acts as a clearing house and regulatory agency for the student publications at Lynchburg College. Composed of the editors and a rcprc' sentative from the stall of each publif cation, plus two membersfatflargm fllf Committee meets once a month UP deal with the various matters concern' ing publications. The advisers Of the student publications are also memhm of the Committee with full vofiflil privileges. in mmm h 'illlirg and Lei! ro lligliti First Dr. Rossefi MT- G INTERCI COUNCII The lntrrclaa C0 ll Ile President, V1 rotary and Treasurer The Purpose of If 6 Q01 warn das to Q01 l0 Creati llort lerwem th I E Q 5 I . , ll to dolngr. Ilre a Q an le Plaflncd i 'l fm i erfert with ani -P' APUS ILICATIONS f1MlTTEE if Cami T 'ali-l aging fn F hOU53 my , '55 fruflifl ,Iiji'L1Ifg Cvllfi' ,,! f: jill 1 HPI? .' ., -h pull , A gnx. . lnilfqcv 'Yuri f .. i rim' to p .YQ Cdllcim i r.Ofll15 Tj, . .JV :Q ' Q , lm Hlifllfdi ,r Lim VOUU: AQH Left to Right-' First row-' Merrie Childreyg Donnie Cable, Lu Knibb. Second Tow! Dave Longfellow, Dr. Rosserg Mr. Gamble, Dean Tiller, Sherwood Zimmerman. INTERCLASS COUNCIL The Interclass Council is composed of the President, VicefPresident, Secf retary and Treasurer of all the classes. The purpose of the organization is to promote better communications bef tween classes, to cofordinate class acf tivities and to create a cofoperative sort between the classes. In so doing, the activities of each class can lze planned so that one does not interfere with another. ,4- CAMPUS COUNCIL The Campus Council exists as a liason between students, faculty and administration. Although it carries no legislative power, this group seeks to guide student affairs and projects through correct channels and gives advice, where desired, in any area of campus life. The Council is composed of the Dean of the College, the Deans of Students, the Business Manager, the three major Student Government officers, two faculty members and two students chosen from the Cabinet. L l Sh'rle Kell ,Martin Walker. Second Left to Right: First vow: Larry Hanna, Mary jane aw ess, 1 y y 'YOLUZ Sherwood Zimmerman, joe Rogers, john Randall, Tom Updike. int K I l. 5. l l l i 1 i i l 1 Il 1, i T l l i l r li- W. zu ' ALPHA PSI GMEGA 1,7 Alpha Psi Cmega is a national honor fraternity which promotes the cultivation of dramatic talent, the art ,, . of acting, and the cultural values of dramatic art. Candidates for member, ship must have played two major roles '47 or the equivalent and must have 015, tained a 2.0 overall average, Candi, t ,I ,i 5 I i I i I . i ii i 1, f 0 x , xx , , 3 . ig 33: 4 1. C , ,, , , , .- . ur X X L.. V xx Brenner President' Linda Finn, Secretaryg dates are elected on the basis of contribution to the field of dramatic i arts. Mr. Hailey. Second TOW5 Left to Right! First row-' Janice , , 1 t ' L Knibbg Suzee Brown. Carol Ernestg Sam Baetchtel, Treasurer, u KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society in education which admits junior and senior men and women who plan to enter the teaching prof fession and whose academic standing is in the upper iifth of the student l'ody. The purpose of this society is to encourage the high professional, in' tellectual, and personal standards needed in the preparation for the teaching profession and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. h d n Susan Meekins Secretary' Louise Pedigog Barbara Caticlig l Left to Right! First row? Cat ey for o 3 , , Mary Boswell, President. Second rowi Bonnie Thornasg Alice Chandlerg Joyce Tateg Katpiy Williamsg Lu Knibb. Third 'rowf Nancy Bargerg Nancy Palrnerg Meg Bredahlg Carol Cohill, ' ' tty Roseberryg Glen Henderson. Fourth rowf Peggy Easong Nancy Turnerg Brenda Tiller, Be if -ra V7 90 CWI Outstanding . adeff ifihlp' ie I , IH fgllllilence us life M nicmbffship H P c:i1i1P f I iioiial bono . ni iiiiiiur Hfld SE mmf have at E urtfill averag iii ieifs ripping Mem quit, Rnd V35 iris for H sthf bfi to Rigiii: I Ml CWI! Deai AL Ps PHA ' CARDINAL KEY Outstanding achievement in scholf arship, leadership, and service with prominence in at least two areas of campus life are the requirements for membership in Cardinal Key, a na' tional honor sorority composed of junior and senior women. Candidates must have attained at least a 3.0 overall average. This year's activities included a tapping ceremony, an initiation ban' quet, and various moneyfraising prof jects for a scholarship fund. l l l Left to Right-' Lu Knibbg Ann Tomlinson, Louise Pedigog Kathy Williams, Pvesidentg Dorothy Bundy Turner, Secretary. Lffl to Rigbti First Tow! Dean Turner, Charlie Poindexter, President, Mr. Kelly. Second fowl Bill Carter, Dean Tiller, Don Cable. .-.ma BLUE KEY The Blue Key Society, a national honor fraternity, is composed of jun' ior and senior men who are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service in campus life, and dedication to and belief in the perpetuation of democratic principles. The club functions as a stimulant to higher ideals among other college stu' dents as well as its own members. In addition to its projects, Blue Key holds an annual tapping of new members in an assembly composed of the whole student body. r 1 E 6 e 0 5 l u l ' i 5 4 ALPHA INN OMEGA Alpha l'iri Urirega Isa r1.rtr+rri.ilse'rx'f 3 ice l-F.ll I'llllf,' .ind cleclicarecl to the l principles or l.'.r,lt'r'sliip, serwxce, and i riricridslrry- lrs specific purpose is , L-r .r--rriilil.: college- men in the it-llo X.-. ship tlcrii .'k' ei Iirwrrn the Scout with -lllkl l.l N.'.' , lu clcvulrlp lc'aclr'fSl1iP, Ur prorn-ite' r'r'rcrielsliip. to provide serv' ici' tri liurnaniry and Liv further the ir-it-cloiii rhar is our national. cclucaf tional, .incl rntellcctiral lieritagc. This year the LC chapter, lvlu lota. has p.rrticip.rlcel in .r joint project with Circle K .incl Sigma Mu Sigma to raise and lower the llags. XYc served as liriesrncn at soccer games and opened the lounge on several occa- sions. The chapter showed a film on Cfornrnunisrn and tutored and cntcrf married the children at the Lynchburg l'reshytcr'i.iri Horne. lure ro Rifrlirf First rouw' XValrer Sacclicll: XVhit Clark: jimmy jonesg Curry Lawlerg Sam Dunstong l 4 1 ...-..e..1.-. 11--7 Left to Right! First row-' Dennis Charles, VicefPresidentg Barry Smith, Treasurerg Don Shrader Secretaryg Bill Harmon, President. Second 'row-' Tom Updikeg Gary Griffith: Bruce Smitlig johii Donaldson: Tom Earlesg Lynwood Sweeneyg John Allmang James May. Third row! Stan Mikoloski' Robert Kaneg Ken DelVecchiog Campbell Stickleyg David Carling Harold Bellg Michael Turner: Bob Frcderickson. ESIQCRIVIIX flalvm licrigusongiBill Massey. Second row! Bob Tolsong Russell Gregoryg Ron Hutchinsg Wayne ,lcrikinsz David Roberson.. Third rowr joe Rogers: Bob Youngbloodg Wayne Turner: Gary Xlllllilfllel SCH!! RUHCFSZ Jimmy Howell. Fourth row-' Sam Selfg Roger Akersg Darryl Rhodesg Xlrlce Ullcr: Martin XX'allrer. DA LJ ESIQCRIVIIX Sigma Mu Sigma was organized as a service fraternity in the spring of 1962. The fraternity is composed of men who strive to make our campus a more friendly and beautiful place to live, grow, and learn. The objecf tives of Square and Compass are to instill in its members a love of work for its own sakeg an adherence to high standards of honesty and integrity9 fl 'M genuine affection for our fellowfmanz e' and a reverence for God. Some Of the recent projects of the fraternity if 2.4 have been the repairing and pairlfing of the benches on campusg the land' scaping of the triangle behind the EWU and the construction of more Signs 'hmm A 'A for various buildings on campuS. 92 lil In lliglit: first ll Elini: Harrington. X lf1IlROll'1 Herbert Lg Shelburne: Carl' URCLE llc Circle K rgrnizntion for 0 with llinanis lm? strives to prom eznice in the qi annie, ls H ennininn ignn wnrlring i lrnning Selinnl H Square . atnrdiy. Lam llsiricis Q Qillllllng iyrfljfk at .MS liar Heh men, Ufncerrijno .I . lflnzce. For th eir lllfy wer E lllllal-dino 2 FGMA L'SMMA I f , 1 we r Jr' Jr . rt. - ,W 'V-N. .rl K Y ,Cty X . . N?S 'TJ4N Siwxms 'iwfv ex V 1 -s CHI BETA PHI 5 9 'W' 'Uv w' l Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fraternity for undergraduf ates. The purpose of the fraternity is to promote interest in and to give recognition to scholarly attainment in science. Membership is by invitation, and is determined by scholastic aver' age and a marked interest in science. The Chapter began the year by sponsoring a series of discussion groups on Exploring the Universe. After the completion of this series, weekly seminars were given in the Left to Right: First Row: Ellen Maysg Myra Steeleg Mr. Gambleg Norma Kulm' Linda Woalrid , ge? Connie Harrington. Second Row: Mr. Garretson: joe Englanderg Earl Caudillg Eddie Welsh. fields of biology, chemistry, physics, Third Row: Herbert Whearyg Claude Maysg Mr. McRaeg Dr. Csborneg Dave Rubisg Tom Earlsg Doug Shelburneg Carlton Dealeg Dave Longfellow. CIRCLE K The Circle K Club is a service organization for college men affiliated with Kiwanis International. The club strives to promote leadership and service in the community and on campus. As a community service, they are again working with the Lynchburg Training School and Hospital, sponf soring a square dance program every Saturday. Last year they received the DQstrict's award for the most out' Standing project, because of their Work at the Training School. This year they distributed to all reshmen, through their guidance easses, vocational guidance pamphlets Concerning specific fields of their f Choice. FOr their third consecutive year, thel' Were able to send representatives t0 the International Convention. This 1'CWardin g experience was made pos' Sable through the financial help of t . elf LYHChburg Kiwanis Club. mathematics, and psychology. Left to Right? First row-' james Fordg Don Sedenkag Bernie Perkins, Roger Bickslerg Bill Knudson Pete Whitmore, Presidentg Larry Hannag Carlton Saulg Don Cable. Second row-' Raymond Mosef leyg Dennis Taylor, Bob Hopkinsg Louis Cableg LaVerne Smootg Buddy Buobg Michael Walker. Third row: Harvey Smallg Ralph Elliottg Wayne Newcomb, Frost Cunninghamg Sam Baechtelg Wesley Criflithg Gene Longg Bob White. Fourth rowf Bill Bealg Ronnie Loyg Bill Howardg John W. Cregoryg john Freedg Dave DeVilessg Charlie Poindexter. Q fry-..-W. Q- Q. I . fffit Z s 93 l l I P i i i l i l I i l i l i i i , , - , . , ' ' , -' - '- 'dent' Mary Aikens, Ld! ,L Right, pm, ww, Yvonne Carlitt, Vice President, Iris Almond, Pfesi , , Sccrcttiry I'rsasiircr. Second rowf Charlene Unrue: Ellen RuCk6Yl M3fY Stuart Tolglstogf NX'hithurst- Ann Fosterg Evelyn Powellg Shirley Kcllyg Janice Ayers. 'Third fowl! .ren aff BE, Ruth Randellg Brenda Hilton, Dr. Stangerg Hazel White, Mrs. Ardie Bumgarn6f5 011156 .le U50 Not pictiircdf Merrie Childrey, Chaplain. COUNCIL DELTA MU RHO EPSILON Delta Mu Rho Epsilon, once gi group of girls planning solely to be missionaries, has become a service OI-, ganization designed for girls planning to become directors of music 0? religious education. The aims of D.M.R.E., with the leadership of Iris Almond, president, include the following: QU to ww help to those girls going into fulltime Christian work to become more fa' miliar with these vocationsg QQ ii, provide fellowship among people with a common interestg to give ggi-vim to needy people. Gur primary project is aiding vol' untarily at the Lynchburg Training School. Witli the Student Ministeiiil Association, we participated in a spirif tual retreat in September. Left to Right-' First 'rowi Nancy Palmer, Betty Schweitzer, Dr. Stangerg Gaye Craft, Secretary, Yvonne Catlitt' Fran Monteith, Second Tow-' Mary Aikensg Jeanie Littleg Connie Kightg Susie Birkheadg Brenda Delp. 'Third row-' Barnie Reamsg Dave Albee, Neal Ewersg Mike Walkerg Bill Helsabeck, Student Chairman. Fourth Tow! Topper Franke, Ronnie Marx, Glen Taylorg Iolin O N R E L I G I O U S Gregoryg Glen Henderson. ACTIVITIES The Council on Religious Activif ties, made up of faculty and students, coordinates and gives general guidance to the activities of the religious life of the campus. Mr. Marvin I.. Cann, is Chairman of the Council and Dr. Allen B. Stanger is Secretary. During I 196364. NVilliam Hclsabeck is Stu' dent Chairman and Charlotte Gaye Craft is Student Secretary. The Com' mittees of the Council for 196364 include Chapel Care, Publicity, Special Days, Grace at Meals, Ves- pers. Morning XVatch, Intercollegiate Discussion Group, and Church Relations. 91 itll G BETA li li'Hfhburg Oil ,ir is In :itll ini fon1Pleled at inn of llologl A Hifi' lsn Bill Gam iii: must H150 hav K 5 2.5. ,ii itfflge nf nn PM of 1 fn Bl0l0S'l' Mm Qntcrfst and give in if bnlogt' Plans for Il1l5 ll sinns and lecture 0 nn I0 PM Of in ilo planned. lnti Beta GHHH niiine biology dis iieplay in Hobbs nnerest in biology 1 lift in Riglii: lfililtlfy. Second DELTA qu ., .iv QI' Q. ..-'.... .nag N f,:. Q gy 'fi L... H bg liijj- 'j1j..,m sg. Ilia.. 4, ,. .A-. IOTA BETA GAMMA Lynchburg College Students whose major field is in biology and who have completed at least five semester hours of biology are invited to join Iota Beta Gamma. Prospective mem' bers must also have attained an ovcrf all average of 2.5. The purpose of the Iota Beta Gam' ma Biology fraternity is to promote interest and give recognition in the field of biology. Plans for this year include discusf sions and lectures on topics in biology. Trips to places of biological interest are also planned. Iota Beta Gamma will present a marine biology display and a reptile display in Hobbs Hall to promote interest in biology on campus. Left f0 Right-' First Tow-' Nancy Stephensong Yvonne Catlettg Ellen Mooreg Gere Coakley, IHEEMBQMQ ,W I . ,A , A A.. p I ef- , cxmxw A Left to Right-' First row! Myra Steeleg Mary Ball Payne' Linda Fi - P t H ll d- D C ' V1CC'PT6SIdCHtj Mary Anne Tovvnsendg Pam Levvisg Martha SuemI3Ieriy. Igeacldnd 'rbaiil' T-Ongfellows GGHC Longg Larry Hannag Lenny Lecatog Louis Tannery jack Cox,Treasv.v'er. Third row-' Dr. Qsborneg Mr. Cutlerg Bill Allfatherg Frost Cunninghamg Tom Earles, Presidentg Don Cable. SIGMA SeCIetaT3'. Second 'rowi Raymond Moseley, 'Treastwerg Darryl Rhodes, President. 1... - OMEGA CHI Sigma Cmega Chi is an organizaf tion for those students who have a major or joint major in sociology. Its main objectives are threefold: QU to further group fellowship among memf bersg QD to further special interests in sociology and related problemsg QBJ to provide guidance in sociologif cal interests. Interesting talks from representatives of the various areas of sociology are heard by members as the meetings of the year unfold. The club brings its members closer together by social activities such as informal gatherings, field trips, and an annual Spring picnic. Sigma Omega Chi I strives to build a club which is both informative and enjoyable. im I if. j. If A. I-I I, j: I j. I I, t I I I I I I i l t l Q P l A I I ll O l CANTERBURY CLUB The fI.iiitigi'litti'1.' Cllul- lx -'pun tw .ill lly:s,wgXrl:.ii1 stuclcms i ri the cam' pu-. This -fr'g.ini:..tti-ii .iints .it .t lnglier' st.i:icl.ti1l til' cllflnihlll living .intl .t c llfff rcl1n.iti-in til' iurictftnis Lhritxlgli the lfpzsgttixil Clliurclx. hlcct' ings .iii lnl.l txtry other xxttla .it , , . . -, 1 Ciixicc lxlvinitrmil lLp1sctvp.tl Clllllln-l. l'l.il1s lin' lll'S ytzir' inclutlccl lwtlx r'cci1'.it1-fii.il .mtl service piwytccts. 1,511 lu Riglizi First ruttw' Bran lNlil-colosliig Ken DelVccchiog Dave Shawg Marshall Fields. Second with-' Ronald Hutchins: Susie Birkhead: Marty NVclch: Father Terrence Doyle. Third row-' 1 Left to Riglizf First rorui Roy Rincr: Judy Mcss: Pat Andrews: Betsy Carterg Sandy Timme: Cargl Ftadlleld: jim Sandidge. Second Tow! Bill lVlcReynoldsg Mr. Masong Pete Eppsg Wendell Rahy, NEWWAAN Xlarlai Cutierezp Diane O'Conncll: ,loc Bono: Marty Herley: Myra Steele. ll' up CLUB ., , 1 .Try l The Lynchburg College Newman Club, local chapter of the National Newman Club Federation is the Catholic Student Organization on campus. The purpose of the Newman Club is to correlate instruction of religious education with the students' academic studies. The Newman Club this year, under the direction and guidance Of Father Terrence Doyle conducts weekly meeting classes. Several speakers are also included in flllf year's program. These speakers will talk on contemporary problems facing the Catholic church and its members. 5 if l135 The goal of Newman club, a been in the past, is to be of service F0 the community, to the fellow studenti on campus, and to the individual. 96 1 l t E t l l My ,O Right: First row Mer. Strand row! l0 T ntnsry T STUDENT UNION lllf Baptist Smdfn 'alll Pfogftm prof fm Baptist Con .ics as r link hmm llll all it tr ni lomllluniry. . .tuglout the year md ire convention, 5, S l lllttuo - , Da Qgnferm L 3. , A il S he ' . l llllllplolllfof -l N Hlllgllls lllt Sllltlem Nl . fs iv l s t i -.mlsmi l In Order C ll .vu All .gm Md: Q0 to for t lfincrftwloilloflz -lfillllli' of vilioll '-551' . 0 Q 'fiizlllilllli Eillll mit , ' edoq. - Uneg ill Nlloll and an, Ol tl SWIM lull EWMAN LUB ' i -x. M. I ss ,.. . S .S s' s li ii- ,,,.. Left to Rigliti First rowi Brenda Heltong Ruth Randleg ary tuar 3 Miller. Second Towi john Randleg Glen Taylor, President, Bill Helsabeckg Doug Gard. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is a student program promoted by the Southern Baptist Convention and serves as a link between the Baptist Students and the local church in the college community. Highlights throughout the year include attending H state convention, a spring retreat, and 21 missions conference. The mHjOr project of the B.S.U. is Pvfflmoting the Student Summer Mis' E0g1iI1if0gram. In this service of love, StLKieAt91'S give in order' that Baptist missio SQITEHV go to foreign and home To mn 6 ds to work without salary. derstaliilease our knowledge and unf nominating of various religious dcf studies RHS, each' month the 'B.S.U. denomin doctrines of a different Worshi ation and attends one of their p services, ri UNITED CHRISTIAN CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP ,, 6 The United Christian Campus Fellowship is composed of college stuf dents of four denominations, Disciples of Christ fChristian Churchj, Presf byterian, Evangelical United Brethf ren, and United Church of Christ. Our campus organization is the local unit of the national U.C.C.F. organization of college students. During the year, U.C.C.F. planned and carved out meaningful worship services, study programs on current issues and thoughts, recreational meetings, and service projects in the community and on campus. The U.C.C.F. also participated in the campus religious ecumenical eff forts, thus, allowing its members to be a part of the entire Christian fel' M S t Johnston Anne Voreg Shirley , lowship on campus. A Lu Knibb' Delores Utz Second 'fowl Mary Left to Right: First TOMH Iris Almond? IHUICC Yer-53 i .' . .d , , ' . h'1 K 11 , S t 5 Ann Tomlinson, V1cefP1estent, Jam' Lawless, Qma Dau fganllhgi Sed? eglihivd iiiw: lflbciiiiiay Kulmg john Allman, Dan ODellg Nancy Palmer, President, aro arg Roger Wilclierg Susan Bundy. i fl , i l l 1 1 1 , l i l E ll ll 1, l i Q i n i l J, , l if V l A rf? Hive-A Lcfr lu Right- Fm: Row' Dave Albee: Dianne Desarmeauxg Neal Ewers, Presidentg EueLNlcE5lfe, 5Ct'fC!dTN'jkNliliFC duBoisg Bill Barker. Second Row: Louise leffersong Ann Voreg Io ri am ing fvlarlcen'Berryg Barbara Shillingg 'lcanne Roberts. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The NVcstminstcr Fellowship is composed of Presbyterian Students. During the 19636-1 school year mcmf hers attended a progressive dinner, were hosts to Raiidolpliflvlacon stu' dents who attended For Heavens Sake, help-:tl in ai Christmas party for young boys at the Lynchburg Training School. and participated in thc Flow' ers for the Chapel Prograni. WESLEY FELLOWSHIP The Wesley Fellowship strives to provide its members with opportunif ties for fellowship and a better Under, standing of religious life on campus, As a local group of the Methodist Student Movemeiit, Wesley members often attended and participated in various conferences and state meeting of the Methodist Movement. Through weekly meetings and various service projects the group has endeavored to cultivate a Christian spirit on campus, Left to Right: Woody Wigglesvvorth, John Donaldson, Kendall Sydnor, Lee Roberts, ,lane Witt. Lucille Berry. xi .,Z ,f likvms X,z'f ll 16 A Y u Xt' Ll-R 1 s N STUI MINI ASSC The ISM the fellglo EOIUPOSQ is who hav? time Chfls moto the campus al 150 mil6S lowing its rcligious 2 ming Ch Through' lincl out true Of 1 along Wil serve the work, CS Lyiitliliur pital. Tli of ours tl Left to Ri Preston Br liloseleygl il' Q . -, of i li Hi I LIT! I l Ilj ' I ll TM, J .J aero- l N523 .J Wx 1 IJ, I YY lv-'el ,J 1 we vi ... ,zz -L-339-n. if no ,ANN ? .A 1 '. f. 4 ' . 'i ' U4 T 'M ., -'-15:-1 x,r.,,i V H gg ..,- ' ..,.- if h -M X-. fa -- y..,'- ' ' 'i 'F 1 Tllij-, inf 'jl,ZE1?.C31'ff 1 Jeff 7 .. I. - .rar l...,- -Lew . A ,gm ,g ,LAW .--V STUDENT MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION The SMA, under the direction of the religious leaders of our campus, is composed of young male students who have given their lives in fullf time Christian service. This club prof motes the ministry throughout the campus and throughout an area of 150 miles around Lynchburg by al' lowing its members to be leaders in religious activities on campus and serving churches in this definite area. Through this club, a young man can find out if his conviction is really true or not. The SMA functions along with the D.M.R.E. to help serve the Lynchburg area in social work, especially in regard to the Lynchburg Training School and Hosf pital. This has been a special project of ours this year. Left to Right-' First row-' John Lambding W. B. Franke, Dr. Stangerg Earl Caudillg Lowell Cooper. Second row-' Iim Burtong Neal Ewers, Dan O'Dellg Doug Gardg Bill Helsabeck. Third rowi Cecil Hessg Glen Taylorg John Randleg William Laymang Curtis Cunninghamg Iim Stewart. d T m U dike Founder Second rowf Left to Right-' First row! Dave Longfellow, Foun erg o p , . H e Krasny Larry Hanna' Myra Steeleg Carol Barger. Tliirld rlglwfl Dan Preston Bryantg arv y 3 , yofmaiav- Tnm Fnrles: Doug Herbert. Fourth row-' Phil Lowenthalg John Ff6Cd3 U C H - hz I V, I V 7 V- 1.vii.y.mg:,.a.-1:5 UU CADUCEUS The Caduceus Club is the youngf est of the campus organizations. A prefmedical professions club, it derives its name from the staff which Mer' cury, the winged messenger of the gods carries. Caduceus is designed as a service and stimulus to pref professional students in the fields of medicine, nursing, and technology. It is necessarily open to all such interested students. The bifmonthly meetings focus to' wards appropriate planning of a cole lege schedule, preparation for medical college admission tests, and timely lec' tures or discussions by students and professional men from the local area. Members of the club are allowed to tour the hospitals and emergency rooms with the doctors on rounds. L -5951. s T U D E N T 'lv' .i T E A c H 1 N G 1 it whtrmwi 'H :A- During the first semester of their . senior year, majors in Elementary A Education have actual teaching exf perience, beginning with the pref school conference late in August and including a total of eleven weeks par' ticipation in the Lynchburg puhlic school program. As teacher of an assigned clasroom each student teach' er, under the guidance of the regular teacher, gradually assumes all teach' ing responsibilities: planning and pre- senting lessons, providing special help for individual needs, and maintaining an orderly classroom. The student teacher participates also in total school activities, such as P.T.A., faculty meetings, special programs, play' , 3, A , , , ground supervision, and so on, to include all the activities of a regular reno i f X wuj Left to Right! First rowi Carol Cohillg Alice Chandlerg Susan Meekinsg Joyce Tateg Rebecca teacher. Jonesg Barbara Catech. Second row! Nancy Bargerg Marilyn Jo Dreitleing Macon Sydnorg Louise Pedigo: Barbara Cunningham, Mary Boswell, Cathay Jordan. Third Tow: Johanna Hoaglandg Marjorie Winstong Jean Carrettg Mary Tessmanng Alda Lineburgg Peggy Easong Bonnie Thomasg Dcloris Dula. Left to Right! First row? Patti Laceyg Marty Welch, Janie Tolleyg Lu Knibbg Penny Paineg Carolyn Booker. Second row-' Sue Ahaltg Joyce Riceg Mary Joan Bentley, Presidentg Janice Brenner, Vicef Prcsidcntg Brenda Dickerson, Secretaryffreasurerg Pam Lewisg Claudia Skinner. Third row-' Barbara Ridenour: Jan Cocke: Jean Smartg Dr. Thompson, Faculty Sponsorg Becky Mayhew, Brenda Tiller: Nancy Turner, Connie Kight. V VVL, 1' f' fw ,747 W7 M , ,gf !Lf7'Q5:,2v,4:- if, if 93 ci... . Qs .r 'Qi 100 THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF.AMER1CA The Future Teachers of America is a local education association which is the proving ground of professional and civic leadership. Through the work undertaken within the F.T.A., its members are in a better position to discover needs, define problems, and make plans for the improvement of education and civic life. At the present time there are 23,500 F.T.A. members in the colleges and universities and more than 32,500 in the high schools. The only way thi! Future Teachers of America can con' tinue to operate as a vital part in preparing future teachers is to con' tinue, with an open mind, to grow 111 ideas and understanding. On the local scene, the FTA. of Lynchburg College consists of twenfY' five members. These twentyffive HIC made up of students ranging ffm freshman to senior who are interested in some phase of the field of education. 445 WE ...Mid fag' .1 1 I il f el E Tull!! i .', .J .3 , Bl i ' il: 5201 .. --5 , 1 i f si! ui' . f iii I if , ,F ' . l 5 fa I Es Left tn Rigli President Ri Nick Stallor Trent. Tliiti Jenkins. Fou Charles. LQ The Lyn an organiza ttrtst in dr related prog YtirthePl1 5PfiI1g prod the spring, dents was Drama Fest Mtmbers l0ll0wS a during wh: lliree liouri Wm t . eftst 15 shi HS Hitmbers i o 9 J N 2? .'i F . K . ! '-7 f a . Y X xi? 'fir Tate: Rehczci '- if 2 bjcdrorq lhuise 5,5131 Hoagland: 6, Bszhic Thnmrg FUTURE CHERS XMERICA r fr Tgiqhcrs ot AIIIBULH M . ...T lfrggfgrion which L35 ,if profesional grsizf. Through The Q -3 nuthin tht 3 A halter poilflol . J:hnfFf0Hem5'3ni QA: rmrfOi'fmem0 . ln- vm. , HTC Q,-'rf time there sq ' la -ra in fhe COM' .q ..., - D ,WTC ' R A-'flTThconh' , than 32,132 - .- .4 ton .. Aniifm can ' . . , in A .1 viral Pafion, ffighcff If wwin mind' to gm . ag nf' I .. Al of . FT. tcm. thu ffwenfl' M5 .. 1 ,. ,insist 0 ,N mcnmfive ff i g from .liars Nagin esttfl Us Inger I xhl KOH ,.f3 4' ' 1, 'f' ii- htltlflf fduia -- -v , . ,..':,Y, qv. -kg' f ' 5' '7 - -.H - - aan-ar--A.-4 cp.-gL1e.c1-.f:r,.f. , .up fp- .A Y I Ld Left to Righti First rowi Howard Hovda, Advisor, William Harman, Treasurer, joe Englander, Presidentg Ralph L. Lindsey, VicefP1esidentg Eddie Gunter, Secretaryg T. A. Kelly. Second rowi Nick Scallorn, Ronnie Loyg David Clark, Carol Edwards, Ronnie Morris, Bob Shraderg Marvin Trent. Third fowl Russell Noelg G. Thomas Vincent, Ir., Bob Tolsong Iimmy Howardg Wayne Jenkins. Fourth row! Bob Bullockg Bill Barkerg Walter Satchellg James Mayg Tom Goughg Dennis Charles. L. C. PLAYERS Left to Right! First 'row' Suzee Brown, Ianice Brenner, Presidentg Mr. Haileyg Bill Rooney, Vic SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT The Society for the Advancement of Management is the recognized na' tional organization of students whose major field is business andfor ecof nomics and of others with a deiinite interest in business. The purpose of the organization is 'sto provide stu' dents with the opportunity to partif cipate in the organizing, planning, directing, and controlling of the ac' tivities of an organization dedicated to the promotion and advancement of the art and science of management. Meetings, conferences, discussions with business executives, industrial plant tours, business ilms, and banf quets were part of the chapter prof gram. The chapter sponsored the an' nual semifformal Valentines dance and, as a service to Lynchburg Colf lege students, sold flowers for all formal dances. ef Presidentg Elaine Gilroy., Lu Knibb. Second 'row-' Meg Bredahlg Mandy Waddell, Carol Earnestg Bundy Turner, Diane O'Connellg Ruth Randel. Third row! Darden Vaughn, Bob Winston, john Randel, Bob Henstg David Clark. Not pictured-' Linda Sealy, Secretary, Bill Neal, Treasurer. The Lynchburg College Players is an organization which encourages inf terest in dramatic arts by presenting related programs and activities. Each year the Players sponsor the fall and spring productions. Also, this year in the spring, a group of interested stu' dents was selected to attend the Yale Drama Festival. Membership in the L.C. Players follows a period of apprenticeship, during which a student must work three hours each week in the theatre shop. After the apprenticeship has been completed, and if sufficient in-' terest is shown, students are accepted as members. f DEBATE CLUB IIUNUIJ IF so WUI? Illfllll W rinollit I II 11 The purpose of the debate club is to stimulate public discussion and dc, , 1 bate. This purpose is fulfilled by thc I ' members of the club when they gn, gage in debates or discussion contests with other colleges. Practice sessions were held here at college, where any interested persons could attend. To open the debating season this year, the team went to the amirml Davidson College Debate Tournament in Cetober. The national topic for the college year I963f64 is 'LResolved that the Federal Government should guarf antee an opportunity for higher edu' cation to all qualified high school graduates. Lcflr to Iiiglitr Rllsscll XYhitlieldg Yvonne CatlettS Mr' Kilim? Bafbilfil Ridfrnoufs MaI'iOn Hazel' INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The purpose of the LC lntcrnationf al Relations Club is to stimulate the students' interest in the interrelationf ship ol' the United States in world politics and to aid the student in be' coming cognilant ol' his obligations to the Ilnrted States. The club by having movies, guest speakers. panel discussions, and by being alliliated with the Collegiate Council of the Llnited Nations and the Federation ol: lnternational Relations Clubs can help students beeorne better acquainted with the problems and policies of our government. hienibers of the Club are eligible to attend the l.eadcrship lnstitute of International Programming at the L'nix'ersity ot' Maryland. mock Securif ty Council meetings sponsored by area colleges. the European Study l'rograrn. and the annual National Student Leadership Institute on the Lvnited Nations held at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. Left to Rightf First rowf Betsy Ellmore, Secretaryg Ion Green, Presidentg Barbara Ridenour, Vircf Prcsidentg Suzy Rutter, Treasurer. Second row? Antonio E. Graellg Hugh Scroghamg Bob Shraderg Yvonne Carlett: Bruce Smith. Third row-' Elizabeth Caldwellg Pattie Laceyg Norma Kulmg Ann King: Ivlr. E. B. Cutler. 4 Q 102 SPAN CLUB HEHII3 Pl , su Q scflllfr In 1 have f ishing ll Club de La ii of vis0f5 P has plannef intllltl 0 561' Clt 631' year l shoii'I1 of L' DI wtCli, and rhroughout l ngwo A5 the na of the club tions benvrr ish America tural and in tluh is also 4 Spanish wor Lffz ro Righrfi Carolyn Hodge barbara Tyner row! William hlr. lvloong lar ii '39 1 il-z J L E M . .Q ,ji mkllc QQ! -Q Qbrlri . ' -l ,lpjl l Q Eg. Y Vnllsibj. N Y '- llfm M 'M.w.v1 t. -X . rifles, A li! Pm N.. ...ture --.4 gi ..fx'f V J -ll Zhi :M V ' .limi :fff'J w- 1 'S XLNPH Z is lhf Emi :il WPI: ltr Il: 5 NRNiYCCl lla W., should Ili! higher all if 5595 shui Ridcnour. VIN' 1: Bob Shraclrrq 1: Kulmg Ann i. . 1 Aff 1 . , L. Mi 5 r - ll Riff 1... . f' v.. if ' - - s - ,..,,.. . .. -..lx .-- --:.,...n-.vs...- SPANISH ' C L U B L'Entra para aprenderg salga para servir, meaning Enter to learng leave to serve, is the slogan of the Spanish Club now in its second flour' ishing year at Lynchburg College. El Club de Las Americas, under the ad' visorship of Mr. Nicanor Bandujo, has planned several projects for the year including Spanish films to be shown at L.C., a spring trip to Waslif ington, D.C. during Pan'American week, and several Spanish parties throughout the year. As the name indicates, the purpose of the club is to promote better relaf tions between ourselves and our Spanf ish American neighbors through culf tural and intellectual exchanges. The club is also one of the sponsors of the Spanish workshop in Puerto Rico. Left to Right: First row-' Carolyn Collinsg Betty Jean Hawkins, Secretaryg Iva Burford, Treasurerg Carol Edwards, President, Carolyn Booker. Second row-' Betty Cranillg joyce Riceg Ian Cockeg Phyllis Cassada. Third row-' Carolyn Moselcyg Bruce Smithg Carol Earnestg Marc du Boisg Bill Mclieynoldsg Elizabeth Caldwell. Left to Right-' First row! Mr. Shellenbergerg Sally MacKinnon, Secretaryg Lloyd Woods, Treasurerg Carolyn Hodges, Vice-Presideritg Bernie Perkins, Presiderttg Dr. Fox. Second row-' Barbara Stullg barbara Tyner, Brenda Tiller, Connie Harringtong Alice Ellisg Frances Ann Simpson. Third row! William Howardg Donald Cableg Bill Bealg Bill Iohnsong Walter Bass. Fourth row-' Mr. Moong Larry Bossermang Bobby Hopkinsg Buddy Buob. 103 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB This organization is composed of prospective physical education teach' ers who desire knowledge of what is happening in the physical education field on the state and national levels. As a member, each student is required to earn a specific number of points by participating in jobs and activities ref lated to the profession. These points are to be earned before the student is allowed to graduate as a physical education major. Activities for this year included guest speakers, service projects, social functions, and moneyfraising projects. 'E l 'Y' -' L - - . r . s - ' .,...s.. . ...-5.-...af .san f - MEN'S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL The Mens Intramural Council con- sists of a president, vicefpresident and field supervisor, elected by the men of the student body, and a sponsor, who is a member of the Physical Education Department. The purpose of this organization is to promote and supervise nonfvarsity athletics, in which all members of the student body may voluntarily particif pate. Each year the Council plans several activities including Soccer, vol' leyball, basketball, bowling, tennis, miniature golf, tract and field and softball. An allfstar team is chosen in both softball and basketball and these teams participate in the Virginia State Softball and Basketball Tournaf ments. Left to Right-' Connie Harringtong Elizabeth McManng Faye Pittman, Presidentg Mrs. Asbury. Q I ik. I A - - i 'ff' i. . -.fo--' 3 1 JfiL'5.l- .- H P r:5.q y,. 'ir -X :Hr - ., , . , J ,-R , 5 Eefvaaasr ., , gf! I 1-slr.. I X -fm , imp r. Sliellenbergerg Bill Beal, Presidentg Dallas Helms. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Athletic Association is designed to promote a varsity athf letic program and to promote and supervise a nonfvarsity athletic prof gram in which all women students may voluntarily participate. The As' sociation plans and promotes many activities throughout the year include ing basketball, tennis, and swimming in the fall, bowling, bridge, ping pong, airial tennis, badminton and shufilcf board in the winter, and volleyball, track, softball, and soccer in thc spring. Each year the WOIDCIIQS Ath' letic Association presents individual awards to senior women who have taken active parts in nonfvarsitl' sports and have accumulated a desig' nated number of points during fhlflf college careers. 1'4 -a-'fi ri 3 mf i K 'it .f 4' . , .. , .A ' ' f ft -,J vw 'N , V,., ,MI fir A , Via l Lift to Right? Hudge., Presitit Francis Ann Si Claudette Tii0II VARSI CLUB The Varsit leaders espfgig achievement ii sliip. T0 he I amfm must li varsity sport gi fP0rtsman5i initiation. The club 1 tlante X this l-Qlfermanss B file iillnual SHI Week' other Stlling of r ef Dell falligsi the dub Cho lete who is tliiqfds Am Fx 351- Hdzs. MEN? l L E TIC o c IA TI ON ' .athletic flwciarirlfl atlif ' ,J fa promoff all -r If Q Ydfflry i- irsztv athletic PW' fudenls ,.f-. .ll v.'OH'lCll5 The fb' ,-imcipdfff ..-' g' V V ,Ml rr-nmvfw mln' A 'I it - vcariflfllld' 'rj' U a, ,J iv- and fii'1fHm'lf V fill! I ng . V liricl?fi Ping P ,' 1 'nm and shu t 'tum' ,bglll i west: and VOM . WJ er -inAfh' ' Womell 0 '.':.ir fllf 1 individual ,T Q 'lrcfanb YE l ,ho lid Wllmen V' 1 vafsl l riffs' ln ,d 3 deilg' ,r .rim , n0fl' : ' t ' i 'liiumuia iiring their ,' I-pjflff d l l l 3 ffl. X i . . Q...v.L.,-5 , r-.zi:LL.a.ga-i-Qi f -V -c 2 Evil? x 1 A a V X Q 5 Q-' As! -MM. a , 0 Y? fi 9 . ff f 4 1 xf F 7 , 771, 5 i,.,a,..Wa., ' T -Qt, . Left to Righti First row! Connie Harrington, Secretaryg Gaye Craft, VicefPresideritg Carolyn Hodges, Presidentg Barbara Steeleg Faye Pittman. Second row? Gail Furgusong Martha Garretsong Francis Ann Simpsong Betsy Taylorg Suzee Browng Brenda Tiller. Third row-' Barbara Tynerg Claudette Thompsong Sally Mackinnong Suzy Rutter. INSIGNIA CLUB The purpose of this organization is to promote sportsmanship, spirit, team work, and to increase an interest in the athletic program for women. ln order to become a member, the candif date must have participated in a var' sity sport, served as a team manager, earned intramural points, or served as a cheerleader. The main project this year has been to go to the Lynchburg Training School and teach square dances and have other social functions for the patients. Each year a plaque is awarded to a senior girl who has shown outstandf ing spirit, sportsmanship, and teamf work in woman's athletics on the Lynchburg campus. V A R S I T Y Left to Right: First row-' Sid Lyonsg Alec Thomsong Russell Gregoryg Earl Caudillg Iames May, Presideritg Mr. Shellenberger. Second row! Bill Beal, Don Cableg Scott Rogersg Bernie Perkinsg David Roberson. Third row! Robert Hundleyg Billy Howardg Bobby Hopkinsg LaVerne Smootg C L U B Roger Akersg Jerry Dillon. Fourth row-' Aubry Moong Danny Priceg Charlie Poindexterg Wes Grillin, Iimmy Howell. W9 The Varsity Club is composed of W leaders especially in the club for their achievement in sports and sportsmanf ship. To be eligible for membership a man must have earned a letter in a varsity sport and exhibited courage of sportsmanship in an informal initiation. The club sponsors the autumn dance - this year's theme was '5The Letterman's Ballfl We also sponsor the annual Snidow Lecture for C.L.C. week. Other activities include thc selling of refreshments and sponsoring pep rallies. At the end of each year the club chooses an outstanding athf lete who is given recognition in the Awards Assembly. 105 W ,rrs , ,., 4a,,.,.. .T W , . , . , ,. . '-Y' ' l ' , , - ' ' ' f ,I i 1 4. 9 il l i 1 5 . 4 1 4 i 5 l a li l 1, il ll I i l l li -i il AQUANAUTS The Aquxinziut Club is a synchrof nizcd swimming group iirg4ini:cd to tluvelop skill and stimulate interest in llxlUilllC5 and synchroni:cd swimming. A years work and practice is dc' voted mainly to the production and prcsuiitation of tht- annual water ballet that has become rl highlight of lioinifciiiniiig weekend. This year the water ballet is in the charge of Dean Curtis. ln Uctnlwr the group took part in a diving exhibition and instructional symposium at RandolphfMacon VJoman's College. The otliccrs for 196964: Alec Thomson, Presidentg Sam Self, Vice Presidentg Judi Moss, Secretaryg Mar' tha Hurley, Treasurer. The advisor of the Aquanauts is Miss Elizabeth Murphy. Left to Right: First Row: Darryl Rhodes: jimmy Howardg Danny Priceg Howard Pugh. Second Row: Sidney Lyonsg Earl Caudill: Bill Richardscng Dennis Frittsg Dallas Helms. if 17, N r Af -' T A J,,t,.,.-....-.-qqg J - . 6'Q5,J.. , ' A A 3.2 - . w-Q J i T 1 4' 4-.'i..,. 1-5 ' 1, as ix - , f .5' -' f 'Wg . u R . f Y L, s', ji, A Q , xp 1 U ., ,vw e .-.. , A U' . .ha A f Q gi M . T . - 3 1 I E! I . 1 ' , ' ' ,Ll I zvligiv it' 1 I 4 .1521 V.-.I ' 251' .Z . , X In T .3 I . , 1 .- X . 'V' 9 X . A be T V I 1 at T 1 i , x , . r V V . , X ,V D Quai T , R, i as D 1 106 town AWN! .iff mm' JW! hi ihv lli Anlfze high wif!- PN x Left to Right: First Row: Alec Thomsong Mark Stuartg Dale Donovang Sam Selfg Earl Caudill, Russell Gregory. Second Row: Gail Furgursong Judi Mossg Dean Curtisg Martha Garretsong Mary Christopherg Sue Watermang Edie Ellis. Third Row: Martha Herleyg Mary Whitchurstg Sallie Kinnearg Barbara Innesg Carol Crickmerg Joyce Leffler. STUDENT WAITERS The student waiters are a group of men working their way through college. Each year they contribute a generous portion of their time to the betterment of the dining hall and arc active in assuring that a congenial atmosphere prevails at mealtime. Through the leadership and respon' sible attitudes of Sid Lyons and Danny Price, an often taken'f0r' granted institution on campus lends itself favorable to the college commu' nity. They also serve who only stand and wait. And ihe W W luwi To every man there And in between on the openeth misty flats A and ways, and a 1 The rest drift to and jr-0, But to every man there And the high soul climbs Openeth the high wayg A high wily and a low .... MQ! And the low soul grapes the lowg '-John Oxenham Q Earl Cautllll Nl nba Gamtwn Xian xxmmhm EN T WAITERS 5 nvlftirs are 3 group -L-gg their WHY through 4 :ar they contribufel : 5' their time I0 the 4 51,5 Jzmng ,.-g hall and Fife har a congfflfal 'Ulf JI mealtlmel 1 . n A 'ndcrshlp and MP0 onS and Sid .Q man .rp will Ie commu' ,Ei coll .rvf who Ly raken'f0f' 1155 age orllY Stand GTIIV TIIIES at Um P 9? . U 5- Fresliinen bubblefblowers test their skill. FRESHMAN WEEK Un Sunday, Septetnlver S, 1963, over 180 wiclefeyed Fi-usliintfii li.ttl their first glimpse of college life, For a whole week the campus wats theirs, while they ztttended lectures .intl grotip incetiiigs, took placement tests, hlew huhhles, 5LlLl.lI't' d.tneetl, and collected stones. Too soon eztme registrzif tion with the tiny. inconsnieuous signs :ind masses of exasperf lfresliincn ge: atcqugnnted at Eagle Eyrie. ztted Freshmen. 011 Saturday night the week of activities drew to a climax with the year's first allfcnmpus dance. These few fleeting days bound the Freshmen into at unit, at group of students who would live and work together for four long years . . . the Class of '67. A img, 5 nur , -..t:s.,.:JnZa.- , Newcomers are welcomed at reception. lot their Fall rthtling English li cast of seven romp tht delight of tht llirarage, Mertoiift lets of LC Player mill Novemhei Noding. 32 The Entire Cast FALL PRODUCTION For their Fall Production, the LC Players presented a rolicking English farce, Pools Paradise, by Philip King. The cast of seven rompcd through three acts of sheer hilarity to the delight of their audiences. The set, thc Hall at the Vicarage, M6ftOH'CUID'Middl6WiCR, was constructed by meme bers of LC Players, The production ran from October 29 through November 2 with great success. L'Chelsea-fourg Shefheld Vxfcdnesdayglourf' CAST CF CHARACTERS In Crder of Appearance Penelope Toop .......................... Suzce Brown Ida ..................... .... M andy Waddell i The Reverend Lionel Toop . . . ...... Bob Hengst Miss Skillon .............. .... J anice Brenner Willie Briggs .................. ....... B ill Neal The Reverend Arthur Humphrey . . . . . . Joe St. Cerinain The Bishop of Lax .....,...... . . . Robert C. Hailey Have you ever been troubled by bells? 109 gi Q tra 1 A I :i i ff f , ' r Tflff ' x .ai , if fl , ',. , I, , rg? i:.:A ,. I fl S it - 1 KX 3 , .J 1 1 if r,.'i.f L A -j .fx . , ., ' , , A ,I XX - -. A - f ggi at y ,X , 1. . ' gsfdgqg -5. pg, V ,QMA R ., 1 Yay, X th 'V -4 . .3:.x.s:--'j'?'i'.jv' X, -wf: -i . K--W2 by s - - I 'ful' .' '+ x,. ff K. 'tif 'Q Q xi he l li' HN .'.'i:' 6351191.51 Q .5 it 1 ' P: 'ijv-, Neff-- ff ' f if ., 'QIMX t-4. v - 'V-f sa- V1 1, t 1 . -fsf w,x .4 w, ,i 'w , -F. I Y, , .vW q,!,.5, p rrxu ax' X pu p n .117 I .Q jr, : p wg, 1.5 ji , 1 sg? Z --x.,,Wq , f pgs!! a1 2'f l' f if ffl, 'iff' gf 'tt 5 - 11 1- -3 c'f f f X -' -1i?z?5:5f- 1 41: fri: . , V A. , ' if -f V -Q i Q ' ag Co chairman Gaye Craft and john Lambdin confer with Dr. Allen B. Stanger. CHRISTIAN LIFE CONFERANCE To the satirical strains of A Mighty Fortress Is Our Church and He Was A Flop At ThirtyfThree from the provocative musical revue, For Heaven's Sake, the 1963 Christian Life Conference opened with a ringing challenge to LC. students to look at themselves and their religious lives in a new and very frank light. To further illuminate their selffappraisals were the ad' dresses of Dr. George K. Schweitzer, Professor of Chemistfi' and lecturer on religion at the University of Tennessee. Dr. Schweitzer warmly touched the hearts and heads of maI1Y 35 he challenged, informed, and joked the students into thinking about religion and its impact on their lives. Debates between the speaker and members of the faculty examined religion in the light of modern science. The theme for the week was Microscope, Telescope' IMYOSCOPQH emphasizing modern man's approach f0h15 WOTIC1, his God, and himself. Winds of 4 Wlgdo H1 LECTU LCA was foil sPfalff5- TWO cifwn L1 slid' rcli8loUS life Plc Shwfizzer dfli' HebNWfChrist1H Sfienfe-D Thel iith Dr. DonalC llillefs Hddfw Trueblood, renoi fha interest Oi ll to an assembly F1 3 few -X QIFE E A Mighty Fortress Is Our Hmmwmwme o . f Heavens Sake, the 1963 fJ with a filling challenge '- s d their religious L.1.'!l eSC l V55 an :Fi nr isals were the ld' , Hy nxt' Professgf of f Tennwee' I' ylr'-JPPF' frm'cr5ifY 0 of IHHUY as to flllnklng :J I ' 5 between , t6-9 -lvirlives. Deba , . ' ' , ljionlfl unlined re g MIIK5 and heads ht zudeflfs ln faults' C Tele5C0Pe' lf 'Microsfope' Ch to his fi minus approa l i l l l v.- ...ng. . ..-X-.41 sn., - -Y-sw .1-l.::.a ,,,- L4-' 'A LECTURESHIPS LC. was fortunate this year to hear three outstanding speakers. Two lectureships, Jennie Cutler Shumate and Clifton L. Snidow, are held each year as features of the religious life programs. On November 12, Dr. George K. Schweitzer delivered the Snidow Lecture entitled The HebrewfChristian Tradition and the Origin of Modern Science. The Shumate Lecture was held on March 10 with Dr. Donald Miller as the speaker. The title of Dr. Miller's address was i'Career or Vocation? Dr. Elton Trueblood, renowned philosopher, visited the campus in the interest of National Brotherhood Week and lectured to an assembly February 18. President Brewer discusses the Shumate Lecture with Dr. Donald Miller. Make a few big decisions and avoid so many smaller ones WOrds of wisdom from Dr. Elton Trueblood. Dr. George K. Schweitzer 111 1 K' 'Xxwx The Chasers provide a fitting musical background. CHRISTMAS DANCE juiiiur films: Shirley Kelly. President, loc Rogers, crowns Queen 4 2'T The Christmas Spirit arrived on campus as the juniors presented their annual dance, this year entitled Christmas Magic. The Memorial Gymnasium was transformed into a fairyland with huge Christmas trees decorated with sparkling lights placed strategicalf ly around the floor. The highlight of the evening came when Shirley Kelley was crowned Queen. The Chasers provided the music, entertaining the couples as thc holiday season got under Way. l The Shellenbergers take a turn on the dance floor' Dean Turner crown S.A.M. V DA N C E Jcllpidig thi Sfkitty for thi U Uli l I 64, The decorat lu gf ado Qmwninu t of the Q ir0Yide,j the music Campus as the this year entitled Gymnasium uns huge Christmas laced strategicalf ie evening cane n. The Chasers couples as Ihr re floor' Dean Turner crowns Varsity Queen Bonnie Thomas. S.A.M. VALENTINE DANCE nCupid's Partyf' the annual Valentine Dance, was giV6H by' the Society for the Advancement of Maiiagement on February 3, 1964. The decorations, consisting of red and white streamers with huge Cupids adorning the walls, provided a romantic setting for fhG CfOWning of the Queen, Gail Ferguson. The Barons of RhY'fhmn Pf0Vided the music to insure a very enjoyable evening- VARSITY DANCE The first sernifformal dance of the school year, entitled School Spirit, was given by the Varsity Club on Saturday, October 12, 1963. The Varsity Dance climaxed LC's Fall Weekend, being preceded by a victorious soccer game and the terrific Letterman Concert, and followed by Open House on Sunday. Queen Bonnie Thomas reigned over a court which consisted off junior Princess, Betsy Elmore, Sophomore Princess, Mary jo Hill, and, Freshman Princess, Sue Klein. President Brewer crowns Gail Ferguson queen of the Valentine Dance. 113 CONCERTS 1 g v , t X, ii Tom Kemper, Louis and Don Cable welcome the Letterrnen. A great success were the Fall and Spring Concerts. Initiated this year by the SGA, the Concert Program is likely to continue to be a main attraction in the school years to come. This fall, we were fortunate to have a celebrated trio, the Lcttcrmcn, who sang to a full house on October 12. The vocalists entertained with such favorites as Bill Bailey l Brown and Dana 114 and What Kind of Fool Arn IT' On March 7, the Spring Concert was presented, featuring the renowned Josh White and Brown and Dana. The audi' ence was treated to such selections as Cruel War sung by Brown and Dana, and Green Grass Grows All Around and Apples, Peaches, and Cherries rendered by Josh White. .U rdf , gt, ,G 5 4 yy I !',.. Af ,,,, V ,xc , 'f,,,,, ,x .,f,n7sg ,MIX M 2 7 . , , fa .. rf 'Aff' , , , , Josh Vwfhite RTS prcxnted, featunlg J Dana. Theaul' rusl War 51mgl7 rows All Aroundl 'fred by josh While. - -- f.,:. Q., -,.r:.,.,,, ,Aff ,. -, ,, -- W., , , ,..u,-..,.-. 1 F Mans ' ' C iT:'i33L'f4'f-'PF-,L-'J J:-'. Y '13 .'1-1-1f,,1,:,,-wi,,4,,,:,,-T -V Y- . . V . A Judy Ward and Russ Whitfield. Sleepyheads Ham It Up For The Camera. TWIRP DANCE Certainly no one expected to see L.C.'s Memorial Gymnasium transformed into a bedroom, hut that is exactly what happened when the Sophomore Class sponf sored the annual Tvvirp Dance, entitled Pajama Came on March 7. Everyone attending the dance vvore paf jamas, including the combo, the Dazzlers, and even the Sophomore Class sponsors, Dr. and Mrs. Rosser. For a change of pace, the girls asked the boys. The dance was vvell attended and everyone appeared to have a good time. The Pajama Game in action. fi V Qld iN fit ,-x 5 C e Z l Z I l 1. W 'I 11 -S, . .lg 4 - ink , ' .M . .4 J he L Lowell, Sam, Kendall, and Doug make posters for publicity. I I I 1 0 1 iff' l lll 'gf l 'nib' ' V i,'. ,. ieeg x, e 1 1 r x, 1 SENIOR CARNIVAL X s f 1- ' ' hp- . X. xg Iv ' 1. v in Remember when you were served Italian pizza by G61Sl1?1 glfls ln ' ' a Japanese teahouse? All this and more went on at the carnival .7 . Y presented by the Senior Class on April 10. The Carnivals theme WHS 'kWorld's Fair and the eighteen booths were decorated in VHUOUS international motifs. This unique carnival provided fun for all 111111 was termed a great succes. O I1 1 TOIH Updike and Marilyn Dreitlein discuss plans for the Polynesian booth. 1 i Carol, l The Freshman provided another c together and thus l the theme, 'lhove g an all male m 'lhfatlesf' folk Sm hhsear, and a pm The Sll0w was WH -H - ' L L,-1, - Mgr.. Nfl fi 1:45, Y we L-ag,.3'-24 3g..plI55 fffgittl-tLV.:g girl: Hl gfllllll l h mg XV J In V1ll70ll- q r r ll lll ' ---f-lu ,Nag ,, a.: Carol, Brenda, Janet, and Ruth, L, C. Beatles. FRESHMAN TALENT SHOW The Freshman Talent Show, presented on April 11, provided another opportunity for the Class of '67 to work together and thus become a closely knit group. To carry out the theme, 'LLove at Lynchburg College, several acts, such HS an all male mock vvedding, an impersonation of the llBeatles, folk singing by Betty Bradburn and Chandler Rosear, and a piano recital by Steve Dunn, were presented. The show was well received and enjoyed by all. Lee and Marta - Side by Sider 1?- Brenda Helton, Campus Magician. Wt, 1-mf I M' ,ig Scaled, Left to Right: Barney Reams, Mary Joan Bentley, Connie Kight Second Row Dale Donovan Ian Cooke Linda Finn Sandy Timme Barbara Ycurta. ARGONAUT Coneeived in the summer of 1963, the 1964 ARGONAUT fyou are exuminingj is now at hnished composite of the years memories see- il result of the efforts of at competent stzttf whom the editors would like to thunk for their support :md for L1 juli well done. Special appreciation goes to our advisor, Mr. Edward Cutler and to our special friend Mr. Rieh.1rd M41ndex'ille. Director of the News Bureau. It is our wish that you will continue to retrace these PATHXVAYS. MIB CMK ir ' s , , 6 X , X . r x Typewriters received quite a beating from Ioan Dunn, Seniov Class Editor, and Suzanne Brown, Activities Editor. A. :,,. Q,-1-If Mgg'.lQlnllHfi5f BELOW, Ffont Row, Left to Right: Louise Jefferson, Harvey Krasny, Betty McChesney, Paula Cartier. Standing: Mr. Cutler, I all Sue Henry, Ioe Ballard, Bundy Turner, Ralph Johnson. If ou didn't take that picture, Woody, it's curtains! Y fthe editor's DILEMMAJ Connie Kight, Gettine Davis, and Joyce Lefller consult the dummy for a section layout. l Comme Kava Email Mr Edvfd cull A Bum Yam CMC, Lmdglw ' ,. I ll 1 i rl i 1 l 2 s l , If l i ,Le CX -.rl CI ,- -, . ,. h B W, 5 ' h, B ' B tte, Editor CFirst Semesterjg David Bickner, CofEdi1:or fSecond Semestc jg Iliiiiinlie Ilifliimliiismggclcirfidi Iisfyenarafgtrriiiugh B1Bibgharch1,uBi:1saKUBti1ndy, Bev Shorter, Ieanie Little, Louise Jefferson, Valerie Geiger, Shray I Zcitvagcl Beverly Britt CofEditor QSecond Semesterjg Barbara Deavers. Third Row: Bob Mahanes, Bron Childress, Eddie Welch, Bob Shrader, W T. P. Thomas, Chandler Rozear. Fourth Row: David Clark, Harold Bell. THE CRITOGRAPH Editor ,,,,,,, ...,. ek Bonnie Burnette News 59' Feature staff ...................... 7l'BeV Britt, ,lOhI1 Bryant, Cofeditors ...... MBev Britt, David Bickner Feature editor ...... ....... :F Barry VV. Smith, WShay Zeitvogel News editor ...... Sports editor ..... Art editor .... . Business manager ....... Advertising manager ..... Circulation manager Pho togriipliy .,,,,, SFirst scmcstcr. MSccond semester MBarbara Ann Johnston Bob Loehne .. .... :kDavid Bickner, Mliddie Welch Hugh Scrogham .. ..... Barbara Deavers Ronnie Morris Bob Loehne, Woody 120 Jeanie Little, Val Geiger, Bev Shorter, John Campbell, fkShay Zeitvogel, :fBob Mahanes, 3'Louise Jefferson, jour' nalism Class, Sally Kinnear, Sue Anderson Sports staff ...................,...... Aronel Fischoff, ifiiarerl Afelldelv MStan Mikoloski, Bob Shrader, Bill Perkins, Ml0hU Doane, Carol Stadfield, MMark Stuart Art staff ..........,.,.,....,,,,,,,,..,,,,, Bron Childress, XECldiC Wfflfhi Mjeanne Roberts, Chandler Rozear, Tim ThOm21S The Lynchburg College campus newspaper is a student publication whose aim is to inform the college communitYi thus strengthening communication between the students, fat' ulty, and administration. The editorfinfchief is generally a senior or junior, but the feature, news, art, and sports editors may come from HDV Class as long as the student is interested. The business and circulation manager work with advertising and see that the paper reaches the hands of the reader. All students who are interested in journalism have an OPP0ftUI1ity to participate in this publication. The editorfm' chief in the future will serve for one semester. Beverly Plffd Dave served as cofeditors second semester. Laurels to Bonme' Bev, and Dave for a job well done. Stated, Ltlf fo Right Rgliig IHIIICC Ayers I Tim Thomas, Raynwf The Prism is the which is edited and un is designed to WHY, Hlld prose - WL and alumni. AHY Lynchburg the llagaline staff. hir interested person QL if Tim Thomas, Raymond Moseley. 3 'Q ff 'gl f,. 1 i i Seated, Left to Right: Caroline Wiiigheld, Dorothy Turner, Pam Myrose, Ann Tomlinson Ma A T d M Ak S d Row: Janice Ayers, Mary Bell Mitchell, Dixie Trunkel, Jeanie Little, jenny French, Sue Dodsonr,yCarroTeE. EJdNvsri3l:is,,Kedldlailljggdnorl. Cflghird Tfsiizz PRISM nrt. ,lelgi The Prism is the literary magazine of Lynchburg College, li fm amfffm . . . , 'I M-Cn W which is edited and published by the students. This publicaf C ,Ci L ri .X I I tion is designed to stimulate interest in creativity - art, ill . Y , tl fleircn Arial. , h 1 Pcmns. ' xfjdjg Wclfli. m Thomas POCUV, 21I1Cl prose -- among the students, faculty, administraf tion, and alumni. AUY Lynchburg College student may be a member of the magazine staff. There are many opportunities available f0f interested personsg one may assist in the areas of adverf Mr is fi fiudffll ,asc Cslnlmunlll' t tudcnri ltr V l V 5 'l T Ann Carolyn Tom inson ..... ' lullitlf' burrlif Dorothy Bundy Turner ...... 'dmc fwm lm' 'Q buimeg intl Ashby Kendall Sydnor ...... id see rhtf the Mary Anne Townsend ..... ylhfm lillf fn Pamela Ann Myrose ...... The cditorflfg Bgvcrll' all Mary June Aikens .... I0 Bfllln 16' Mr. Charles H. Barrett 121 tisement, business, art Work, the collecting of material, making of posters, proofreading, makefup, and the exchange program, with other colleges and universities. In publishing three issues of The Prism during 196364, the members of the staff have cooperated and worked to' gether in a united effort to improve the quality of the literary magazine as well as to stimulate more interest in creativity on the Lynchburg College Campus. EditorfirifChief Advisory Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Art Editor Exchange Editor Faculty Advisor l . a X 1 ri if 5 I g GPL , rp ,rr .,i,,,rr?7f l ' f r C A lgi' P 'B' ' 'Qi rho ' , , , ,- ,, - , V , ' A V , B tt M e Schweitzer, Alice Chandler, Ruth Thompson, Suzee Brown, Fran Monteth, frm. iiortvlitjr zriiltr.,lapel'-irarblalticgaltiilllij Snug Mqggikcle Sygconad Row, Johanna Hoagland, Diane Jackson, Mary Tessman, Mandy Waddell, Czirol Simi ll ig .tltwgld -llli,lmrr,ni Nancy Ellen, Fox, Louise jefferson, Bev Cash, Nancy Harrison. Third Row! Danny Tuck, David Albee, Neil Ewers, Lilii-ldltl'rihhLr Bill Carter president' Lee Head, Charles Poston, Sherwood Zimmerman. Fourth Row-' Wayne Rhodes, John Campbell, john Lzrnrbdrn. jerry, NYyatt, Martin NValkcr, Doug Gilfd, John GFCEOYY- Not plftufedf Jlm Stewart' THE LYNCHBURC COLLECE CONCERT CHOIR Providing an inspiring musical atmosphere for many college programs, the Lynchburg College Concert Choir makes a real contribution to campus life. Students interested in becoming members of the choir are encouraged to participate in competitive tryfouts held at the beginning of the school year. l ln the fall, the group had the honor of appearing in a local television program concerned with cultural education in the Lynchburg Public Schools. In October a trip was made to Florida where the choir sang at the Miami Beach Convention Center before an audience of 10,000 for the lnternationzrl Convention of the Disciples of Christ Churches. Upon their return, they bid farewell to H. Caleb Cushing and welcomed Franz H. Engle, their new director. Fran: H. Engle Choir Alternates J Front Ron'-' Cz 'fl' C ll' s, Hz: l XVI' r ' A . . Paul Golderrbrrriihdigrrzlhrliirrr-C-f1.'l1PSuf1, lvjgfgrgctti' Xvllhambon- Badi Rflwf Bonnie Crofoot, Claudia Skinner, Nick Scallorn 7 FINE ARTS rr rears Fine Am 5 :trlrre to rhe enrichrn, .:r:rfsr'rresupffb15. fm fir ., illlll Tung Kwong' lrrr October 25 to M. - . llf Rll'El'Hdg 1-lrllrogrrm of Sim med Orch. rise r' ll . h a Supellol' P :rrp le nam Rumo- K fl. ,, l tt nat 1- l AJ lf, The Orchestra San Pietro FIN E A R T S This year's Fine Arts Series offered four outstanding events to Contribute to the enrichment of campus life. Un September 26, Students were superbly entertained by the artistry of Ma SifHan, violinist, and Tung KvvongfKvvong, pianist. Caroline Pitts came to L-C. On October 25 to deliver an enlightening lecture on Byzan' me Aft-H The Riverside Chamber Singers were featured in a delightful Pf0g1'21m of sixteenth century music on December 9. On Apfil 3, the celebrated Qrchestra San Pietro, of Naples, thrilled the audience with a superior performance. The orchestra was conf ducted bl' Renato Ruotolo. 4 Ma SifHan and Tung Kvvongfllwong if i K r i 1 f I , N.: hcl ,G 53 as Us at 'F Y J 3 -N 1 :Q a w ', xo, JT' X r s- r xc 1: f-8.5.1 Sv! .Q Ss Exklwl' x 1 vie' i A I i I 3 Wood fill Listen to what l tell you! -H Beverly Cash and jerry Wyzitt. NIGHT OF OPERA The eighteenth annual Night of Opera was presented .fwfiw I was not lying to you, darling! -Betty Williaiiisoii. PROGRAM Excerpt From Lucia Di Lammermoor fDonizettil Henry Ashton .........,.......................................,.,.. Jerry Wyfatt April 2225 as one of the Homecoming activities. The Lucy his Sister H Bevcrly Cash superh performance was directed hy Helen Wood and ac' Excerpt Fm La V ix Humqile cpoule my r ID O c l I eompanied hy Charlotte Quarles, The Girl -G-------------.-------- ----------------,----------- Betty Williamson Victims ol' neglect-XVaync Rhodes, Nancy Harrison, Sue McPike, Dorothy Melton. Q ' ! lift I 1 f ! I I I , 5 A Game of Chance, Comic opera in one RCF 1 Music by Seymour Barab Words by Evelyn Manacher Drapiif First Knitter ,,,,,,, ..... N HDCY Harrison Second Knitter ..,.. .----- S UC Mcplkc Third Knitter ...,, ..... D OfOfhY Melton The Representative ....... ....-- Vt JHYUQ Rhodes - i..,..zs'1:-- - -Berry W illianmr or lD0ni2ettil ll jerry Wir Beverly Cd ' lPoulencl .. Betty William ' eltt I Biifab icher Draper . Nanfl' Hmisou Sue MCPM Dorothl' Melton Od s WQYUE ll K UTHE soUND OF Music Mrs. Helen Wood and senior voice major, Dorothy Melton, start a lesson with Ahfhfhfh. l l Mrs. Madeline Ingram helps Charlene Unrue prepare for her senior organ recital. ' 'mms-sn The music program provides for study and activities in various areas of music. A student may prepare to teach music privately or in the public schools, study to enter the vocation of church music, or train to be a professional musician or performer. Some students participate in the music program merely for pleasure and enjoyment. ' ' ' ' k with local churches or Many of the participants in the music program vvor take part in the community fine arts program. Other activities included student recitals, Choir tours, the Night of Cpera, and A Ceremony of Carols. ' ' ' th t the This year the int Music Building erest in music has grown in such proportions a can no longer provide adequate practice space. l Y Disk Chung, an enthusiastic beginner practices his scales. l a v ww, , uth Thomson and Danny Tuck discover the nner points of music theory as explained by Fran Montieth, senior music major. l ' ' eame Llttle Puts her skill into practice by teaching beginner, Sarah Elder' 125 That platfornfs Heaven. SPRING PRODUCTION J, B, the Pulitzer Prize winning play by Archibald MacLeish, was chosen by the LC. Players for their spring production, which ran March 9f14. Based on the Book of blob, the two-act drama concerns the plight of a oncef successful businessman who, in spite of the loss of his family, health, and wealth, discovers that he can still live - and love. The elaborate set was constructed by the members of LC. Players and combined with the superb acting of the east to produce a line evening of theater. lst Roustahout Ind Roustabout ......, Prop XVomen ,. CAST order of appearancej G. Hengst ....... ................... H arold G. Bell ........ Susan Klein, Anne Saul fi 5 lf l l l l f 1 i R 9 rv pl .iw . Mr. Zuss ....... Mr. Niekles ....... Sarah ............. J. B. ............ . Rebecca ....... Ruth ........ Mary ........ David .............. jonathan ............ Girl ...........,... Mrs. Botticelli Miss Mabel ......., Mrs, Lesure .. Mrs. Adams ...... Mrs. Murphy ........ Jolly Adams .. Bildad ...........,. Eliphar ........ Zophar .......... Tovvnspeople ..... ........ as 'LAnd you saw her last? ---N----.....Kenneth L. Arnold .........Joseph B. St. Germain ------------.......Ianice Brenner .......Robert A. Richardson ......Robin Waugh .........Beverly Boyd Hailey ........Mary Whitehurst Thomas E. Daniel Haskins Hailey ........Suzanne D. 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Q: 6, Z X Z 1 Q, Y ,Wwu ZX M ' M ' ,1 . Q77 ' ffl 457' ,Z ' . ,ff ,W Q W , ' W, ff f ,ffl W, M, 7,7 . ,fl ff ' . X? ',f' f ff X MM , , fa ' 'gfflff M' f f f f W WW, gf f ,I Q , 'MQ k 2 X V Q ix .x fy W, , . iii' Z , ,, X x W gk A A 4 N Y N 4 X yy x w A . - Way - .,., W ,f X V4 -'Am - Q, I SOIDHUIVIORE REPRESENTATIVES Richard Lyons, Put Bishop SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Shcrwuod Zimmerman, Joyce Tate Q n. I. 'S Q I ata, f ?' 1 ,, ,V,I I V fi C7 3 ' A mp1N.,.., ,N X I -4 .4 f M Rx A' Nw if fl 'HDMI .,, ,S I IE J ., .Q ERESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Clair Hillard, Carol Barger JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Glen Taylor, Nancy Turner TE' X 3 I if 9 I .- if his QS. k f Ns 7' N H'0'R'N'E.T,3 I IEIIBII everyone III IIIIIIIIS Ollr T Isqllad IIIII' Sllie Ieerlqdm IIIIIIIIIIIIOQSI In UTI! MILWEIE ggleqed '-Qi.-a V E XTATIX . Bargcr TATIYES Tzmsr an X 3 'ES 1 I il Taylor, Margie Krone. ' Left to Right: Judi Moss, Gail Furgurson, Susie Birkhead, Suzee Brown, Betsy CHEERLEADERS H'0'RfNfEfTfS . . . GO HORNETSIH1 with it cheer like that, everyone knows that LC's cheerleaders are present fmel leading our team on to victory. This year's Varsity Cheerleading squad consisted of Suzee Brown, a junior, Betsy TRYIOI, Susie Birkhead, Margie Krone, Gail Furgurson, all 5ePhOmores. ludi Moss, sophomore, was an alternate, The SMS were selected in September by the cheerleading advisor, Mrs' Asbury, members of the faculty, and soccer and basketball teams and coaches. Each girl was chosen for her poise, cheering ability, coordination, and academic standing. Two girls are Veterans of the squad: Betsy Taylor, cheering for her second year, and Suzee Brown, captain, returning for her third year. The girls practiced weekly, conferring with Mrs. Asbury, while planning pep rallies, new cheers, and game activities. 1 A P 4 1 r U u P f SOCCER '63 3 Q 9 K t Q, ig! ? ' 1 2 , A , , ff! Q 2 4' all if f ff 'O ,ff if if f Mr' BZMHDAWM, The Hornet soccer team booted its way to a tie for the Mason f standing defensive player in the state. Woody Stokes, lim May' ang Dixon Championship with Baltimore University and one of its most Bill Helsabeck were picked for the allfstate team. Stokes,-MaY, an, brilliant records ever with 12 wins, 2 losses, and 3 ties. Taylor Were H180 Named tO the AllfSouth team. Coach B111 Shellell In addition, a cluster of Hornets received post season acclaim. berger had good reason to label the 1963 season the most satisfying Goalie Glen Taylor was named MAH American as well as the out' ever, 134 jimmy Clark Ralph Shropshire immy Jones Dave Layman Wayne Holt Bernie Perkins Bill Blackwell jimmy Clark 'f A i ll, rk jimmy Clarl fopshire CROSS COUNTRY Top crossfcountry men Mike Lannon, Lloyd Woods, Bob Hundley. The crossfcountry team, coached by James Fox won the first competition in any sport in the new Dixie Conference. They topped what was otherwise a fair season by running away with the title at St. Andrews. ' ' ecord on the Hornet's home course. Mike Lanf Bob Hundley was the individual star and set a new course r non, a freshman, was also outstanding. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Front roto: KKKK TB s B b FredrickSOH, Louis Cable, -lmlmy Duwaw' um T Mike Oller, Mike Icglifileinalgill Tiechner, lim McKinney, Moose Stickley, Tony Graell. 159 d Dale Donovan in the freestyle. WZ' L 4 School recordfholders and MasonfDixon representatives Russ Gregory, Earl Gaudill, Mike Kline, Dale Donovan. Ci fait aw, ,f SWIMMING The swimming team, although they had a disappointing record in dual meets, did have some outstanding individual performances, Mike Kline won medals at the Little Eight and MasonfDixon conference meets in diving. Dale Donovan hroke two school records Q00 yard freestyle and the milej. Earl Gaudill hroke his own butterfly mark, and Captain, Russ Gregory, set a new school record in the hackstroke. The tankers should be even better next year since they lose no one from graduation. FwstRow1 Mike Kline, Earl Gaudill, Russ Gregory, Sam Self. Second Row: Ken DelVecchio Dan Daniel, Mark Stuart, Dale Donovan, George Gilmer. Back Row: George Wolhert, Butch Patteson. 3 YZ' ' Q-nv H l Front row: Gabe Hicks, Wayne Holt, Sewell Rowley, Doug Craddock, Danny Price, Ralph Shropshire, Eddie Welclm, Bill Freece, Roger Akers. Second Tow: Jack Cox, Ed White, Dennis Fritts, Garland Berry, Billy Booker, Ernie Seals, Jimmy Howell, Jerry Dillon, Ken Del Vecchio, Al Covatus, Dave Layman, Coach Jim Fox. B A S E B A L L Bill Freece Cofcaptain Danny Price The 'Wrox' W n 'fm Front Row: Woody Stokesg Clair Hillardg Louis Cableg Russ Whitfield. Second Row: Coach Bill Shellenbergerg lack Barrettg Bob Doaneg Ronnie Morrisg Dallas Helmsg Tom Kemper, Manager. TENNIS The tennis team, under coach Bill Shellenberger, faced the exception of Russ Whitfield who returned from last the task of rebuilding after losing everyone of the top six year's team. players from last year's team. Jack Barrett, a transfer In their first match of the season the Hornet netters student won the top singles spot. The remaining places were swamped by a powerful Randolphflvlacon team 9fO. were taken by players with no previous experience, with TENNIS AND BASEBALL TEAMS OPEN SEASON ON LOSING NOTES Ron Cox swings away at West Virginia hut in vain as the Hornets dropped their opener 1Of1, 1 Front row: Mike Rushing, Bob Loehne, Dickie Dawson, Billy Howard, Mike Lannon, Donnie Graham, Curry Lawler. Second Tow: Bill Richardson, Lloyd Wocnds, lim Kadash, Walter Bass, LaVerne Smoot, Buddy Buob, George Wolbert. Kneeling in front: Coach Aubrey Moon. TRACK Walter Bass has been the outstanding track man in the first two meets of the year. In the first, a loss to Gld Dominion, he racked up a total of 14 points in the high jump, pole vault, broad jump and triple jump. In the second he racked up 18 as the Hornets scored a victory over Newport News Apprentice school. Bass may well be thc outstanding individual per' Bass goes over the high lump bar former in the state this year. He is not the only star on the team, however, since there is a promising crew of freshmen. Bill Richardson, Mike Lannon and Donnie Graham have all won points in the first two meets. The team lacks depth, despite these standouts, and will prob' ably end up with about a 500 season. Assistant coach Bob Hopkins gives instructions to Donnie Graham. '47 Z, 5rQfff'7'47 ' - 'T Pfzifi s mf ws, ,xx . - ta,ev.,t M t I Qt 34, I ' we i' fy' 'M x ' fry J. ' if 55, ,gy - , 4 f 4 YJ 4' fr., f , ' ,. fag . ff , 3 We gipeuw N os f,. qafva 1 - Q, 3 ,, , s ,, ' yd, it 'P ' v , Y X . re, 'iw ' In V . Mfg' ' Ve 'if I it f, f. is it fm .t ' ,g f 2,- ,fe ,, , ., ,f . . r- e. fm Q At, ,Ra W, ff f ' 'efdfek v l 1 f 1 ' f , . 165,377 'W-:X 'fm' A'I 1-'ff X f ' '- Q f ' et., 'Z , f ff' ' Q .' 1 me . lv I M- , 2:4 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row: Sally MacKinnon, Connie Harrington, Faye Pittman, Barbara Steele, Carolyn Hodges, Gail Ferguson, Gloria Dean Hutcherson, Mrs. Jacqueline Asbury, Coach. Second Row: Frances Simpson, Manager, Diana Bollinger, Brenda Tiller, Edie Ellis, Patricia Walker, Fran Lawrence, Billie Ellis. Not Pictured: Liz Harvalik. lhg KMC. Girl' Y 4 The , 2 rg--N 7 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY the inspiring dirccif r 7. From now: Lonnie Harrington, Uarolyn Hodges, F Pr B .. . 'f W . - Ellis, Assistant Coachg Francis Simpson, Marty Gaililftsoiifmgalye giaazlta Blgielilda Tilier' Sally MHCKIILHOU' SeCOndhROwLJcI?ziEll1e Thi-rd Row' Barbara Shilling Delores Utz Sue Henry Lee R b l Y ey' anagffl' MISS Elizabeth Murp ey, - Susan Antoniewicz, Fran Lziyvrence. Not Fictwred: Lia Harvagklilrtsl Joyce Lamar' Pomth Row: CallOlLBarger' Edie Ellis' Pat Steele, 146 lacqueline A1l'ur3'. 'A state. The Held defeats, and nw 1555 Bridgewater and S-,L 'fm CWPLEA L. Who stole my NofDoz? Introducing . . . The Hundley Hall Beatles. Double, double toil and trouble Fire burn and cordon bubble .... Shakespeare - Macbeth, Rice's Chinese Laundry - ONE HOUR SERVICE. X Ms if Q1 N Us Tarryton smokers would rather fight than switCh- - . AE'---T? 1 Wl1athaSPmk AE A ' 1.7: 1. . . E A mg stiwict. I 1 1 Switch' .C men What has pink and blue T.P. and rides express from Hollins to L.C.? 6 , , I I 1 i w LEWIS RENTfAfMODEL SERVICE. Connect joint A to joint Cg push button to set in operation ff W yf N.-W, , ,Z N i ,,.,,. xv .i 12 M 5 , 11. A 15 E disk? 1- fmre, sf ww, 1. UA .,,. 4,-.. ' ' .C - .1, - -Q s WS mv -I-4.15. i 'Wx A' f P fs' Q Zuma You Hag pole sitters think you're great, don't you? -UL v .,.,v',, ,. fg.r,.'.,- ' - Aw--?15t.4arY,,.as. Body by Fisher. 'ef iw. 1 .- 1 we ,wr-ff .. . ,Z ,U ,U L4 7 ' 0 1 ff I ' f fr' , 4 1 777 f X x V ffw. , 2, ' ,, Q 4 lf, ,V Ik AW' I fl:- ' , Q f ' 4 , ' :Z f , Mf f 7 'f W , , V, , f , V y x, V M1 Misplaced persons. Australian Aborigine brews java. 55 KJ 1 .a, 4---5 ' -f:, Q, .ff diffs , V, .gjmgjwi , . 1 V 4 E, ,u 'XM 1 'Q' i U Greetings Comrads! WW77' fs if Welcome to the pad. . . For those who think young- 15 1 If V ss ,-N XM Does she, or doesn't she? Camping out? The Glacs Menagene Thank heaven for the Salvation Army! jf! X aim , lf Look ma-- no cavities! ij! - Q, n 71 Tom, do you think Dean Tiller will approve? .ipigmu not '-rl in tha lu' Girls! We've all been chosen as contestants for the Miss Lynchburg Pageant. M L. Nkmft , wa i X Z' ,,.. v H afwy. alll, 13 A mint nl-1 approve? I told you not to park in the lower lot. Shake hands then come out fighting. Yes, the Colonial Lounge is a fine place The LC. Chapter Caudill swims the of the Richard Burton Fan Club. Channel for LC. Its H bird, its a, plane Zin jllilemuriam Ask Not What Your Country Ask What You Can For Your Country JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Following the assasination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, condolence books were circulated about campus for the student body to sign. Some six hundred signatures with poems were combined into one volume and personally delivered on January 5, 1964, to Mrs. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy by the Vicefpresident of our SGA-Dave Longfellow. On the cover were the words, Inscribed Memories. The foreword read as follows: Cur Dear Mrs. Kennedy, This book of loving remembrance is dedicated to the memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, our President, our countryman, our friend. Upon these pages are signatures in symbolic respect and support from the students, faculty, and administration of Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Virginia, Mrs. Kennedy, we hope that this tribute to your husband will have meaning for you and will serve as a token reminder that you remain in our thoughts and prayers. Respectfully, David Godwin Longfellow for Lynchburg College Student Government Association November, 1963 Can Do For You - , ,W ., .., el ll, -48k Not What Your Country Can Do For You - Ask What You Carr Do For Your Country gas are signatures students, faculty, le ge, Lynchburg, sband c to your hu s a token renrindff ers. Longfellow College I ml Q Oeiatrorl ent 5.5 WRIQ JA A Dvmrnurugmmm TS A-at-,, I BETWEEN y You I lf l AND LOSS! ' WE STAND I ll R JAMES A. SCOTT 8 SON, ING. GENERAL INSURANCE f ' 9 g g f:1:rz1f1'+2frEvE1rZz ,E-E2w2E2EF' :1frifEJ1ZfE152E2252r9:1:E1Er-rfrzkhzrizif IEE:af.55:9531951-:?g5:,g15::g5g -- '- 2i59':I?E1E5:521:-Zz? 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'- J-M.,- Congrotulotions Groduotesl When you return to Lynchburg College for Homecoming or sporting events, for comfort ond convenience it's - - - HOLIDAY INN OF LYNCHBURG Q52 Route 29 Expressway and Odd Fellows Road Lynchburg, Va. Telephone 847-4424 Your Host From Coast to Coast 172 fi X, AsH'S BR One Milf Wm cl J' Pt: WEEKLY RATES ng .,:v'J' ..t..'. - Double 'Lilo 'lm HR 'I In Qllick N' Ninrh X 7 JAMES T. DAVIS, INC. Phone VI 6-5234 LYAICPIBuPa's LEADING PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE ASI-l'S BRICK COTTAGES New Cars Used Cars ' New Trucks Used Trucks One Mile West of Lynchburg, Va., on U. S. 460 l'lOT WATER I-IEAT-LOCKED GARAGES TILE BATI-IseT.v. IN Poorvls lzfh 5' CONN Sf- VI 7-8841 AIR CONDITIONED-SOME KITCHENETTES SERVICE IS OUR BEST SALESMAN Phone CE 9-5434 Factory Trained Genuine Ford Mechanics Parts WEEKLY RATES RESTAURANT ADJACENT MR. and MRS. CARLTON ASI-l, Owner and Manager LynclTburg's Largest Automobile Dealer LQ? 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Pettyiohn G. C. McGel'1ee F. T. Spruce W. C. Vaughan S. Frank Pratt, president N b p d . - . t C. Letcher ewcom , vice resl en William T. MacLeod, sec'y-treas. 4VzW: paid on saving ah ER Q Hlurimn, Elitir. IMPORTERS di RETAILERS FINEST GENTLEMENS APPAREL AZA ' LYNCHBU S. O. FISHER, INC. SPORTING and ATHLETIC GOODS Pl-IOTOGRAPI-llC l024 Main Street and Pittman Plaza Lynchburg, Virginia C. W. Hancock 8' Sons, lnc. General Contractors Allied Arts Building Lynchburg, Virginia 9 mc- Fhorisll Main Street - Pittman Plaza HARE TREE SURGEONS P. O. Box 2172 Lynchburg, Va- -,--6- u-g-r.x'r4TI-T. -' . -.- 'KA -gg V A- A . -M... 4- , . ... . ..,. . . . V ..- f-zvfli---.-.ir g .. ,. ,I -l L ,3.,1-cg...-I.. v,..1- - 1-V ' .: .'.:':L,-,fm -fy. : ' .. -. 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