University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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1. Intermediate Honors Men on the march. Look 'em over well, boys: they came to school to study-and did . . - 2. Not Saint Moritz, but our own re- flection pool, so 'elp us. More than one meal was eaten off mantel-pieces the next day . . . 3. When .lack Noll refused to help Tim out, the old gen- tleman took to violence . . . 4. Aca- demic procession. Dr. Gee and Dr. Luck leading . . . 5. Our founder in snow--the work of enterprising archi- tectural students . . . 6. Two P.M. by the quadrangle buffalo . . . 7. One man thought the shortest distance be- tween two points was a straight line. The two points happened to be Me- morial Gymnasium and the east bank of the reflection pool . . . 8. These men have played their lost game for Virginia. They are George Coen, Peyton Hoge, Don Smith, George Seibels, John Leys, Cully l'Vilkin, and Al Seccombe . . . 9. flt the end of the road-graduates in the Class of '35 get the long-sought sheepskin . . . 10. On to Richmond . . . 11. College Topics ' crusading columnist, Ever- ett Lee, looked at from the Lambeth Field turf he loves so well . . . I2- Cellar Scene. The Grecian profile on the left is none other than that of Birdie Cary. Ross Rommel is the nonchalant intellectual. Sorry, wr' don't know the other gentleman'S name . . . 13. 'Twas the night before Real Property . . .