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

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Left to right: Judge Barksdale, Mr. Meals, Mr. Gravatt, Dr. Emmett. Mr. McWane. President Damien, Mr. Black, Mr. Coxe, Miss VVheelt-r, Miss Dunn. Mr. Gray. Mr. T lbon. B O A R D O F V I S I T O R S JITDGE ALFRED D. BARKSDALE ...... Lynchburg, Virginia MR. D. J. Howard Ux offitiw ............. Richmond, Virginia MR. BARRON F. BLACK .................. Norfolk, Virginia MR. HENRY MCVVANF. ................. Lynchburg, Virginia MR. VVHITVVELL W. COXE ............... Roanoke, Virginia MR. BENJAMIN XV. MEARS .............. Eastville, Virginia MISS BELVA T. DUNN .................. Richmond, Virginia MRS. HERBERT MCKELDEN SMITH ..... Staunton, Virginia DR. J. M. EMMETT ................. Clifton Forge, Virginia MR. HOWARD W. SMITH ............... Washington, DC. MR. HORACE A. GRAY, jR. ............. Richmond, Virginia MR. FRANK TALBOTT, JR. .............. Danville, Virginia MR. JOHN SEGAR GRAVATT .......... Blackstone, Virginia MISS LUCILLE WHEELER .......... Newport News, Virginia The Rector and Visitors The governing body of the University is RThe Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginiaf a corpo- ration of the Commonwealth consisting of fourteen Visitors, including the Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion, who serves ex 017icio. The Visitors, appointed by the Governor for a maximum of two four-year terms, serve without pay, and are charged with the duty of maintaining the University, subject to the authority of the General Assembly of Virginia.

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l g l 3 First row, 1ch to right: Johnson, Barton. Valentino. Mirrhell, Gaines, Smith. HONOR COMMITTEE OFFICERS FRED S. VALENTINE, Chairman ............................ Collrgr LLOYD A. B. MITCHELL ...................................... Law EARL R. JOHNSON, JR. .................................... JWrdiu'nr OSCAR W. SMITH ........................................ Eduraliau FFRMAN W. BARTON .................................. Enginrrring EDWIN M. GAINES ....................................... Graduate ..... the possession of knowledghnext to an honest heart -is what will, above all things, render you dear to your friends and give you fame. When your mind should be well improved by science, nothing will be necessary to place you in the highest points of view but to pursue the interests of your country, the interests of your friends, and your own interests also, with the purest integrity, the most chaste honor . Make these, then, your first object. Give up money, give up fame, give up science, give up the earth itself and all it contains, rather than do' an immoralact . . . ll -THOMA$ JEFFERSON From a letter to Peter Carr