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

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OFFICERS RICHARD STANLEY President JAMES JENKINS Vice-President and Treasurer BRIAN BREWTON Secretary WTJU-FM, the University,s non-commercial educational radio station, broadcasts for six hours each evening its programs of cultural interest. Owned by the University, WTJ U is operated by the Department of Speech and Drama from studios in Cabell Hall. 27 WTJU EM 3. OFFICERS President Station Manager News Director Program Director Advertising Manager Business Manager Publicity Director Chief Announcer Chief Engineer DANIEL B. KIMBALL WALTER A. STONE BARRY T. CRICKMER CHRISTOPHER SALMON MARCUS G. KEOWN CARL E. WASMUTH RALPH SCHOOLCRAFT THOMAS C. NASH CHARLES A. LONG Left to right: C. Salmon, A. Rutherford, T. Nash, C. Wasmuth, R. ?vcglmlcraft, A. Stone, B. Crickmer, D. Kimball, M. Keown, M.

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Virginia Debatery OFFICERS RICHARD G. CLEMENS President NEAL E. SHELDON Vice-President J . DOUGLAS HUBBARD Secretary-T-reasurer DON SANTARELLI Assistant Coach ROBERT W. SMITH Coach MEMBERS Michael B. Burke David Johnson Ernest F. Reynolds Richard G. Clemens Bruce Kossin Thomas G. Reynolds, Marshall Coleman Oldric J . Labell, Jr. III Patrick M. Crawling John A. Lewis, III Joseph R. Rudolph Benson R. Daitz John F. Milloit Donald Santarelli Thomas C. Dunn Joseph J . Murrie Neal E. Sheldon J . Douglas Hubbard Dr. Robert W. Smith The Virginia Debaters provides forensically-minded students with the opportunity to learn the rationale and techniques of good public speaking and debate. Each year the organization sponsors two public aEairs conferences, one for high schools and one for colleges and universities, at which participating schools formally discuss the national debate topic. In addition, the members of the Debaters travel thousands of miles each year debating other institutions throughout the country. Few experiences at the University are as intellectually rewarding and as socially maturing as those afforded by intercollegiate debate competition. As well as acquiring proficiency in public address, the debaters engage in intensive research on interesting and controver- sial subjects. Those students excelling in intercollegiate competition are eligible for admittance to the National Honorary Debate Society, Delta Sigma Rho, with which the University is affiliated. 333$ .s FIRST Row: Murrie. Lewis, Crowling, Reynolds. SECOND Row: Hubbard, Clemens, Sheldon, Santarelli. THIRD Row: Johnson, Rudolph, Reynolds, Dunn, Kossin, Daitz. 26

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Alpha Kappa Pn' First Professiomll Fraternity in Commerce. It was founded at N .Y.U., and the Alpha of Virginia Chapter was chartered at the University in 1922. d ' 3a $3 46;?! U :2??? 4 4 . 9 :3; 9 V 4: ' g OFFICERS THOMAS O. GOODE HENRY C. MacDONALD HENRY S. KLAIMAN DONALD G. WILAND JOHN R. WOOLDRIDGE, JR. GEORGE HALL MEMBERS Robert Ball Paul H. Becker James I. Blanks Roy R. Bonavita Frank E. Braden John C. Carney Robert J . Carlson John W. Chappell Thomas F. Cooney Thomas C. Goode Tom 0. Goode Bruce E. Hague Robert Haymaker James L. Jenkins Henry S. Klaiman Robert 0. Lord Samuel M. Lucas, HI Henry C. MacDonald President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Faculty Adviser Donald T. McDonough Randal W. Moore Harry A. Morris Harry A. Moseley Edward L. Nesson Richard D. Nouse Charles W. Paris Roy Pearson Alan S. Rutherford Carl H. Sewell Caleb N. Stowe David Sowell Spencer E. Weissinger Donald G. Weland J ames J . Wilson John R. Wooldridge, Jr. Van I. Zeiler, Jr. FIRST Row, left to right: Wiland, Klaiman, MacDonald, Goode, Wooldrige, Blanks, Braden. SECOND Row: Nesson, Sewell, Moore, Mosely, Wilson, Ball, Rutherford, McDonough. THIRD Row: Nourse, Baddeley, Weissinger, Morris, Zeiler, Lord, Pearson, Bonavita. Carney. FOURTH Row: Chappell, Stowe, Sowell, Jenkins, Cooney, Haymaker, Levine, Paris. 28