University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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be Pro Patria Pro Universitate RICHMOND COLLEGE Jose Andonegui, ‘40 John W. Bain, ‘43 Hobart G. Binsted, '39 Joseph F. Black, Jr., ‘40 John Beverly Blanton, Jr., ‘41 Frank H. Britton, '41 William Burge, Jr., '40 Henry Cake, ‘41 Edward J. Clary, '36 Lee G. Crutchfield, Jr., '32 Landon Minor Dashiell, '47 John C. Davidson, ‘43 A. James Daughtrey, Jr., ‘35 Floyd E. Delaney, Jr., '46 John H. Dodd, '39 Francis E, Doane, '23 Jack S. Dudley, '44 Jack E. Elliott, '45 Robert W. Eubank, ‘41 Russell J. Fleming, '27 John T. Godsey, '40 Cabell Weisiger Goolsby, '40 Thomas H. Graham, '39 William E. Harrelson, Jr., '37 Sidney Harris, ‘38 Henry F. Hawkins, '43 Colin Hayley, '42 Milton Joel, '40 Frank H. Jordan, Jr., ‘41 Jack C. Kervan, ‘40 W. Nelms Kyle, Jr., '43 Samuel W. Laughon, '48 Adrian P. Lyon, Jr., ‘41 Buntyn McKenzie, '44 Quinton John Madigan, '44 Charles N. Major, '39 Stephen L. Mitchell, Jr., '42 Randolph C. Moore, ‘34 Charles W. Mylius, Jr., '44 Earl L. Noble, Jr., '42 Barnes T. Pyle, '44 Virgil D. Roland, ‘41 George W. Ross, Jr., '41 John P. Sanders, '41 Morse G. Seymour, '45 Lewis T. Stoneburner, III, ‘33 William F. Topham, '42 Walter S. Townsend, '40 George A. Trimmer, ‘33 Douglas VanBuskirk, '41 Elmslie B. vonGemmingen, '42 Benjamin W. Weinfeld, '33 Robert F. Williams, '40 Herbert A. Willis, '37 Beverly K. Winston, Jr., '43 Robert S. Wright, 44 Robert W. Yowell, '37 WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE Elizabeth Irene Seay, '33 SCHOOL OF LAW Frank H. Jordan, Jr., '41 John P. Saunders, ‘40 1). A. Lloyd

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os ae ae ae See ae in peace. in their hope for a future free flung battlefields. We welcome secure ith them Peery In W ing sons and daughters of Alma Mater who |O ike left her hallowed halls for far- them back and from the wrongs of the past S =o) S NS) Ste Qy tame! AD) kee? ts 5 2 To those return “We “Ded

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“Although Abraham Lincoln said, ‘A house divided against itself cannot stand,’ he did not say that two houses con- structed differently, of different materials, of different ap- pearance could not stand in peace within the same block. If we are going to live at peace with other nations of the world, we must understand that they do not give the same veneration to these American principles that we call the heritage of the English-speaking races. GENERAL EISENHOWER Honors Convocation March 28, 1946 GENERAL DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER Doctor of Laws, University of Richmond ‘“We employed many weapons in this war, some of them so new that we still do not understand their potentiality. But the greatest weapon of all, greatest because without it none others were possible, was education. We have a syno- nym for that word in the Navy. It is ‘know how.’ The United States not only possessed God-given material wealth, but the intellectual and the spiritual resources to use that ma- terial wisely, economically and decisively.” ADMIRAL NIMITZ Honors Convocation March 28, 1946 Copyright, Colonial Studios ADMIRAL CHESTER W. NIMITZ Doctor of Laws, University of Richmond