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

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS F irst Semester Second Semester FRED C. ALEXANDER ............................. President JOHN LATANE LEWIS, III ......................... President CHARLES M. CARAVATI, JR. ................. Vice-President KENDRICK DURE ............................. Vice-Pruident W'ILTON W. KING ................................. Secretary NORMAN MOON .................................... Secretary HENRY A, WISE, II ............................... Treasurer EDWARD C. JOHNSON, JR. ......................... Treasurer School of Architecture School of Engineering EDWARD C. JOHNSON, JR. Human J', DAVIS, JR. Q WILTON KING C 11 f A d S . MALCOLM G. JONES, JR. ROBERT W. STANSELL o ege o rt: an ctences . Ronm'r E. BROWN HERMAN S. Mommlw Graduate School of Art: and Scxence: CHARLES M. CARAVAN, JR. DEWEY Monuus Josmn' FEIFER H. PERRY HOLCOMB KENDRICK DUKE THOMAS P' smeEL Graduate School of Business Administration JOHN LATANE LEWIS, III E. 0110 VVILLIAMS. JR. ROBERT H MACCAILUM NORMAN MOON HENRY A. WISE. II ' ' School of Law 565001 of Commerce FRED C. ALEXANDER PHILIP S. PETER ROBERT D, Munu, JR. ANDREW p. MILLER School of Education School of Medicine VVARREN P. BRUBAKER RICHARD F. HUNTING SAM R. MARNEY, JR. Left to right: Lewis, Dure, Johnson, Moon, Jones. Marney, Stansell, Wise, King, Alexander, Caravati, Mudd, Holcomb, Peter, Williams, Brubaker, Swindell. '--vr .. N.N-'-uw-... .... .

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Left to right: Bailey, Siewers, Grinnan, Nelms, Levy, Miller, Slaughter, Collins, Green. Nolen, Randle, Vanler, Kohler, Cabell IUDICIARY COMMITTEE MEMBERS Fall Semester Spring Semester EUGENE LEVY .................................. xlrclliteclure STEPHEN ZIPP .................................. xlrrbilrrlurr TUCKER GRINNAN .................................. College TUCKER GRINNAN .................................. Callt'gl' PETER KOHLER ...................................... College PETER KOHLER ..................................... Collz'gr FRANK MILLER ...................................... Collrge FREDERIC ASKIN .................................... Collrgr RICHARD NELMS .................................... Collrge ROBERT ASH ........................................ Colltgt' JOHN SIEVVERS ................................... Commvrtc JOHN SIEVVERS ................................... Cammrrrc ULMO RANDLE .................................... Educalion ULMO RANDLE .................................... Eduralion MORTON COLLINS ............................... Enginrvring CHARLES KLINE ................................ Enginn'ring JERROLD GREENE .............................. Engim'rring JERROLD GREENE .............................. Engim'rring RANDOLPH CABELL ...................... Gradual! Buximm RANDOLPH CABELL ...................... Gradualr Bminrsx JOHN BAILEY ...................... Gradualexlrts am! St'irna': ROBERT CARDELL ................ GrmlualrJrls and Srirlm's EDWARD SLAUGHTER ................................. Law THOMAS BATTLE ...................................... Law WILLIAM VVALLER ..................................... Law VVILLIAM VVALLER ..................................... Law STANTON NOLAN ................................. Medirine JAMES KITCHEN .................................. Mrdirim- OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester EDWARD SLAUGHTER ............................ Chairman WILLIAM VVAILER ................................ Chairman MORTON COLLINS ........................... l'irc-Clmirman RANDOLPH CABEIJ. ......................... l'iir-Clmirlmm FRANK MILLER .................................... St'c'rrtary JERROID GREENE ................................. Surrlary

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Acting Dean Robert K. Coach, Frank Call, President. THE COLLEGE In 1816 Thomas JeHetson began making plans for the establishment of Central College near the village of Chat- lottesville in Albemarle County, Virginia. Securing the aid of James Madison and James Monroe, Jefferson pushed his ideal forward. In 1819 the General Assembly of Vir- ginia granted a charter to the College under the name of the University of Virginia and made Thomas JeEetson the first Rector of the Board of Visitors. Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe collected nearly $40,000, purchased a site for the University, and drafted a plan for the uacademic village to be constructed. The actual plan was only a slight modification of the one Jefferson drew up in 1816. Mr. Jefferson faced a real difficulty in securing a capable faculty. From left to right: Frank Call, President; Milton Smith, Vice-President; Norman Siegel. Secretary.