College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 332 of the 1928 volume:

•r ' i . .S ' - ar ' Hi i6iS — London Company giws 10.000 acres of land for a University at Henrico. I I COLONIAL ECHO 1928 J604. — Jf ' ork was begun on the College Building, luhat is now Main Building. ' ' y Copyrighted, IQ28 William Linn Editor Kenneth B. Beatty Business Manac er i COLONIAL ECHO PROGRESS willia:m a ntd mary college VVI LL1A 1 S BURG ,Vir m2cL . Dedication ' Since the theme of this volume is progress, the staff has chosen for its dedication, one who has, during his association with the college, been the ex- ponent of everything progres- sive, yet who has at the same time preserved with progress every ideal and tradition from which William and Mary sprang. And so it is with re- spect, appreciation, and ad- miration that we dedicate this 1928 edition of the CoLOMAL Echo to W. A. R. Goodwin, D.D. Professor of Biblical Literature and Religious Education and Rector of Bruton Parish Church lilllllllllllllllllll if ■ 7 he president ' s house and the college chapel erected. February S h, tin Mdin Building ivtjs hurmil. Rihuilt OrKilxr, 185Q. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Illli i No greater treasure has man on earth than memories, and no sweeter mem- ories exist for one than those centered around his or her college days, and so it has been the aim and purpose of the stafi to catch and to instill throughout the general theme of this Coloxial Echo the spirits and atmospheres of life at the college in order that these days may be recalled to mind at will by only a glance within its pages. If we fail in realizing our ambitions, we hope that the reader will forgi e and realize the gigantic scope of such a task, but if we succeed, we shall feel that our efforts have not been in vain. Jonn Branch Green Editor lllllllll TTTT ir (I ' lllige rcofttntil in the fall, ivith Col. H. S. EiL-fll (IS president . ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Ill) Contents Book 1 THE COLLEGE Book 2 THE CLASSES Books THE FRATERNITIES Book 4 THE FEATURES Book 5 THE ACTIVITIES Book 6 THE ATHLETICS iiiimiiiiiiiiiimi IQ2I Jefferson Hall, the first of the New College Buildings, was opened. =37 t :iil m A. H. Foreman ' .... Norfolk, Va. Lulu D. Metz .... Manassas, Va. Miss G.-vbrieu-A Page . . Richmond, Va. Dr. F. W. Stiff . . Centre Cross, Va. JoHX Archer Wilson . . Roanoke, Va. John Stewart Bryan . Richmond, Va. James Hardy Dillard, Charlottesville, Va. Charles J. Duke .... Norfolk, Va. George Walter Mapp . Accomac, Va. J. Douglass Mitchell . Walkerton, Va. Harris Hart . . . Member Ex-Ojfidn Levin W. Lane, Jr., See. to the Visitors I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I  [Q7 icy yrTTy wr? era m IfWf II = =3 IQ2J James Barton Rodgers Science Hull jvas ' jprnceL (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■III) TTTT-mrrTT i ii i 1 1 THE COLLEGE im The Main Building Blow Memorial Gvmxasium Phi Beta Kappa Hall II College Lake The Library The President ' s Home II r jW0  ip X C3 TKe Facult)? VJcAieof we Dr. Juliax Alvix Carroll Chandler President JItt ijgmorii of Pl)-S.. titt.S.. CC.B. Span of tljp Sfarultj} an5 ProfrBBor of Englialj ijanguagp aah iCitrraturr lorn iiarrlj 2. 1858 itpb Jpbruarg 23. 1328 IHrmbrr of ttir faculty of Silliam aai Jiarg from IBBU until 192B. arrning tl;r roUrgr faithfuUg anil loyally for forty yrara. i3 Faculty Julian Alvin- Carroll Chamh.fr. Ph.D., I,r,.D. Pns ' uirnl of the CuUcije LVOX G.ARDXER TVLLR. M.A.. LL.D. Prrsidint F.mirilus Kremer J. Hoke, M.A.. Ph.D. Dtan of the Colleije; Professor of EJueation Grace Warrex Laxdrlm, Ph.D. Dean of Women; Professor of Eni lisli WiLLLAM T. Hodges, A.M., Ed.D. Professor of Education JoHx Garlaxd Pollard, LL.B., LL.D. Professor of Government and Citizenship: Dean of Marslialt-JI ' ythe School of Government and Citizenship Willlam Axgls Hamilton ' , D.C.L. Dean of School of Economics and Business .Idminislralion ; Professor of Jurisprudence Van Franklix G.arrett, A.M., ALD. Professor of Chemistry Emeritus Joseph Rov Geiger, ALA., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Psyclioloay Doxald AValtox Davis. Ph.D. Professor of liiotoijy Robert Gilchrlst Rouk, ALA., Sc.D. Professor of Orijanic and Inalytical Chemistry Arthur George AVilllams, ALA. Professor of Modern Languages RoSCOE CoNKLlNG YoUXG, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Faculty Earl Grmgg Swe: i. A.M., Litt.D. Librarian Walter Alexander Moxtgoaiery, Ph.D. Projcssnr of .Indrnl Lanijuatjcs Richard Lee Morton, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History Joseph Eigexe Rowe, A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Matlirmaties and Din-dor of Extension WiLLLAM A. R. Goodwin, M.A., B.D., D.D. Professor of Biblical literature and Relitjious Education L. Tucker Jones Professor of Physical Education Leona Reaves, B.S., A.M. Professor of Home Economics George Washington Spicer, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science Kathleen Bruce, Ph.D. Professor of History Edward Moseley Gwathmev, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Entjlislt George Howard Gelsinger, M.A. Professor of Englisit and Greek Paul Alanson Warren, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology Albert F. Dolloff, C.P.H. Associate Professor of Biology 25 Faculty Clarence M. Faithful. A.B., M.A. .hsoclalc Prnfrssnr nf Psyiliolnijy Hexrv C. Krebs. M.A. Associate Projrssnr of Eduialinn Helen Foss Weeks, M.A. Associate Professor of Education Beulah Russell, M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics THOi LAs J. Stubbs, Jr., A.M. Associate Professor of History Eugene C. Branchi, D.N.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Modern Languages WiLLLAM George Guv, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Alfred Willis Dearing, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Wayne Fulton Gibrs, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Accounting Lillian A. Cummings, M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics George Edward Brooks, B.S., B.L.I. Associate Professor of Public Speaking Frank Frederick Covington, Jr.. A.] L, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English William Walter Merrvman, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics 16 Faculty Shirley Doxald Sovthworth, Ph.D. .Issoiialc Professor of Economics Webster Shultz Stover, A.B., B.D. Assistant Professor of Greek and English Fred Martin Thri x. A.M. Assistant Professor of Finance Martha Elizabeth Barksdale. A.B., O.D. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Althea Huxt, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English Graves Glexwood Clark. LL.B., B.A. Assistant Professor of English and Journalism James David Carter. Docteur en Droit Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Carl A. pR ' i ' XELL, M.S., C.P.A. Assistant Professor of Accounting Charles Dl xcax Gregory, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics James Russell Pate, M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Government Albiox Guilford Taylor, A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics Dudley Varxer AVoodrridge, J.D. Associate Professor of Jurisprudence Merrill Proctor Ball Instructor in Piano, Voice, and Harmony 27 Faculty E.Mii. .MddRi: ll i.i, A.H., A.M. Iiisliiitlor In I ' .niilisli Jo.SEPH C. Ch.wdijr. H.S. Inslruilor in I ' liysiuil EAumlinn Martha Hoii in w, B.S. Inslruilor in llnim luononius Margl ERITI-: vn i:-R()hi;rt.s Instructor in Physical Educati on Olive Willard Downixg, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Biblical Literature and Rrtic ious Education Mrs. Kathi.iix Hii ' P Instructor in Music Be.atrice I. Sei.levold, B.S. Instructor m Fine Arts Floyd Jay Bailey, Sc.M., in E.E. Instructor in Mat icrnatics and Industrial Arts Isabel Brlgada Instructor in Modern I.anijuagcs Gladys Calkixs, M.A. Instructor in Mathematics George E. Greg()r , ALA. Instructor in Eni lish Adelaide R. Johxsox, A.]M. Instructor in Art M AR Gladys O.mohi xdro. B.S. Instructor in Uioloijy JoHx C. Poole, A.B. Instructor in Modern Lancjuayes  % ' H I I I I I I I I I III 11 Graduate Students ' Marii-: E i:ian ' Hor.MH iR Appluanl for Mastrr of his Di ' iper EuLA Axxi; Massev Appliiani for Mastrr of .his Deijree WlLLIAAI Guv NeAL Applicant for Master of Arts Dcijree George Marion Nolley Applicant for Master of Arts Degree Elsie Lee Massev Applicant for Master of Arts Degree Ruth Lili.ey Applicant for Master of Arts Degree i 31 Graduate Students Herbert L. Ganter ipptitant for Haclirlor of Laws Diyree Lucy Meriweather Morgan Applitanl for Maslir of Arts Degree Marjurie B. Ober Applicant for Master of Arts Degree H. Cris Somers Applicant for Baclielor of Laws Degree Thomas Patrick Walsh Applicant for Bachelor of Cliemislry Degree Conway H. Shield, Jr. Zelda X. Swartz Sarah Winfree Darling 3 TKe Seniors Ci- iieonct- -. I William Hrxrv Elliott. Jr. A.R. KORFni.K, VIRCIMA Prisidnil Sitiior Class Theta Delta Chi; Omicrori Delta Kappa; Phi Delta Clainma ; Phi Delta; Suphomdie IrilHiiial ; PreMiietit Phi!r)matheaii Literary Society, ' 27; Collegiate Debate Team; Manager Debate Coiiiuil; Captain Freshman Hasketball, ' 25; Varsity Football, ' 26- ' 28. WOODLEV J. BLACKWELL B.S. FOLLY, VA. Alpha Kappa Psi; Beta Alpha Psi; Manager Track, ' 28; Athletic Council, ' 28; Varsity Club. WILLIAM BIRCH BOLTON A.B. FRIES, VA. Alpha Psi; Inter-Collegiate Debate Team, ' 2S- ' 29; Inter-Fraternity Council. ' 28; Man- ager Wrestling. ' 2S: Inter-Collegiate Debate Council. ' 2S; Vice-President Phoenix Liter- ary Society. ' 28; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' 28; Phi Delta Gamma; Kappa Phi Kappa; Cotil- lion Club; Square and Compass. THOMAS GUY BURKE TINSLEV CARTER HARRISON B.S. A.B. CUMBERLAND, MD. HAMPTON ' , VA. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Cotillion Club; Secre- tary-Treasurer, ' 28; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, ' 28, Vice-President. ' 28; Thirteen Club; Assistant Manager Football, 25. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 28. ANNIE MILDRED BOZARTH A.B. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Chi Alpha; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Music Club; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Art Club. KATHERINE FITZSIMMONS A.B. ZELIONOPLE, PA. I ' hi Alpha; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society: Alt Club; Music Club; Y. W. C. A. FITZ ORMOND CLARK B.S. CHURCH ROADS, VA. Sigma Nu; Wyth Law Club; Thirteen Club; Cotillion Club; President Inter-Fraternity Council. ' 2S; President Athletic Association, ' 28; Varsity Baseball Squad. ' 27- ' 2S: Tennis Team. ' 26- ' 27. ' ILI.IAM C. LINN B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Sigma Nu; Editor-in-Cbief Colonial Echo. ' 28; Manager Basketball. ' 28; Inter-Frater- nity Council, ' 26- ' 27- ' 2S; F. H. C. Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; B. B. Club; Ath- letic Council, ' 27- ' 2S; Cotillion Club. JttSC, KATHLEEN EMILY CONE A.B. HURON, S. D. T. W. C. A. Cabinet; Art Club; Glee Club; German Club; Vice-Prt-sident Barrett Hall, ■2S; Huron College. NORMA AILEEN DORAN B.S. NORFOLK, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Corcoran Scholarship. ' 27; Edward Coles Scholarship, ' 28; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Gamma Mu. ALICE GARY CHEWNING 13.S. ORANGE, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; G. G. G. ; German Club; H-2-E; Varsity Hockey, •25- ' 20- ' 27; Manager Hockey. 27; Monogram Club; Vice-President Junior Class; President Jef- ferson Hall. ' 28; Colonial Echo Staff. ' 28 : Judicial Council. ' 28; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. FRANCES THOMSON A.B. COODE, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; K. O. B. ; Debate Council; Secretary German Club. ' 28; Presi- dent Pan-Hellenic Council. ' 28. CLAIBORNE MARTHA ROMAVNE A.B. ASHLAND, VA. Delta Chi Delta; Freshman Representative Honor Council; T. W. C. A.; German Club; Assistant Art Etlitor Colonial Echo. 2ii; Art Editor, ' 28; J. Leslie Hall Literary So- ciety; Dramatic Club; Art Club, Secretary, ■27. MARTHA LOWRV HALE A.B. ELK CREEK, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; German Club; Varsity Basketball Squad, •25- ' 2G. ■ BB 1 BP P5 Pi ■1 k pM HF I ' E f ktjp . f Hb I ■■ ■v  H 3 1 ' 2 J S ? 1 ! : m ELIZABETH E. DUKE A.B. CHURCHLAN ' D, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta; G. G. G.; Glfe Cluh; German Club; Basketball Squad. ' 25- ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Art Club; President Athletic Association, ' 2S; Fire Chief, ' 27. LOIS HARRIET EVANS A.B. CORAL CABLES, FLA. Kappa Alpha Theta; German Club; G. G. G.; Los Quixotescos. DOROTHY VAUGHN FARRAR B.S. FARMVILLE, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta; Edith Baer Club; G. G. O. ; German Club; Art Club; Vice-Presi- dent Glee Club; Glee Club Shows. •26- ' 27- ' 28; Co-ed Minstrels. ' 25; Class Historian; Fresh- man Commission, ' 25. RUTH CONSTANCE JAMES B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta; Alpha Club; German Club; G. G. G. ; Secretary-Treasurer Fresh- man Class; Student Government Council, ' 26- ' 27- 28; President Barrett Hall. •28; Glee Club Shows. ' 26- ' 27- 2S; Co-ed Minstrel, ' 26; President Glee Club, 27; Judge Supreme Court, ' 27 ; Varsity Hockey Squad, ' 27; Freshman Commission, ' 24. I ' HENRY CRIGLER B.S. MADISON , VA. Sigma PI Sigma: Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Delta Pi. HENRI CHASE A.B. KILMARKOCK, VA. JAMES ALLAN COOKE A.B. PETERSBURG, VA. Theta Delta Chi; President Student Body. ' 28; Honor Council, ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Vice-Presi- dent. 27: President Sophomore Class: Sen- ior-Junior Council; Vice-President T. M. C. A., ' 27; Omicron Delta Kappa; F. H. C. So- ciety; Varsity Football: Varsity Club; Span- ish Club; Freshman Basketball Team, ' 25. WUJJAM G. THOMPSON B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Theta Delta Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Kappa Psi: Beta Alpha Psi; President Honor Council; Manager Baseball. ' 28; 3-3-3 Athletic Committee: Athletic Council; Man- ager Freshman Football. ' 28; Assistant Man- ager Basketball: Secretary-Treasurer Sopho- more Class; Editor Student Handbook, ' 27; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ■27- ' 2S. 4 :o_o n D 0 fl naa 1 a D a □ D D DDU] :QJ)OflD0 M — TERRY CROSSFIELD B.S. BIRMINOHAM, ALA. Kappa Alplia: Freshman Basketball. ' 25: Freshman Baseball. ' 25; Tennis Team; Man- ager, ' 27; Capti in. ' 2S; Cotillion Club; Alpha Kappa Psi; Varsity Basketball Squad. ' 27; Vice-President Cotillion Club, ' 28. WILLARD C. JAMES A.B. IRVINGTON, VA. Kappa Alpha; Editor-in-Chief Flat Hat ' 2S; Tennis Team; Manager. ' 2S; Freshman Baseball, ' 25; Cotillion Club; Sigma Upsilon; Phi Delta Gamma; Minus Mary, 27. HELEN LOUISE HOSTETLER A.B. DES MOINES, lA. Kappa Alpha Theta; University of Southern California, ' 24, ' 25; Drake University, ' 25, ■26. ' 27; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 2S: J. Leslie Hall Literary Society, ' 27, ' 2S; German Club; K. O. B.; Zeta Phi Eta; Dramatic Club, ' 27, ' 28. VIRGINL ' FLOYD A.B. LYXX, MASS. Kappa Alpha Theta; K. O. B.; German Club; Art Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary So- ciety; Debate Council. ' 25. ' 26; Second Vice- Presilent of Women ' s Student Government. ' 26. ' 27; President German Club. ' 26. ' 27; President Art Club, ' 27, ' 28; President K. O. B., ' 27, ' 28; Girls ' Minstrel. ' 24- ' 25. •25- ' 26; Glee Club Show, ' 26- ' 27, •27- ' 28. JAMES M. EASON B.S. SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. Phi Kappa Tau; Omicron Delta Kappa; Vice-Presi(Jt nt Student Body. ■27- ' 28t Var- sity Club; Freshman Tribunal, ■25- ' 26; Var- sity Football, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Varsity Baseball, ■26, ' 27, ' 2S; Captain, ' 28. E. p. SIMPKINS A.B. RICHMOND, VA. Phi Kappa Tau; Secretary Phoenix Literary Society, ' 26; Vice-President Phoenix. ' 26; History Club; Kappa Phi Kappa; Cotillion Club; Pi Gamma Mu: Eta Sigma Phi; V. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, ' 28. R. R. JONES B.S. DILLWVN , VA. Phi Delta Gamma; Phoenix Literary So- ciety; Chaplain ' 26; Secretary and Treas- urer. ' 26. 27; President, 27. WALTER ALBERT PORTER B.S. MOXARAT, VA. Theta Chi Delta; Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Phi Kappa; Phoenix 3L.iterary Society, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2S; Megaphone Club. ' 25, ' 26. ' 27. ' 28; Biology Club. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28; Captain RiHe Team, ' 26; Member Band, ' 26, ' 27. II ia 5 k -W5- MAURY WELDON THOMPSON A.B. RICHMOND, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Phi Kappa; Chi Beta Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Delta Gamma; Inter-Frater- nity Council: Cotillion Club; DeMolay Club; Dramatic Club; Inter-Collegiate Debate Team, •26- ' 27- ' 28: President Debate Council, 27- ' 28; Phoenix Literary Society; T. M. C. A. Cabinet, ■26- ' 27- ' 28; Flat Hat Staff. ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Associate Editor Flat Hat, ' 26; Edi- tor-in-Chief Straw Hat. ' 27; Editor-in-Chief Indian Handbook, ' 27. CHARLES HAYDEN RUSSELL B.S. GREEXBUSH, VA. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi; Kap- pa Phi Kappa; Phi Delta Gamma; ' Wythe Law Club; Glee Club; Minstrels. •25- ' 26- ' 27; Colonial Echo Staff, ■26- ' 27- ' 28; Summer School Dramatics, ' 27; Flat Hat Staff, ' 27; Straw Hat Staff, ' 27; Junior Class Poet, ' 27; Men ' s Musical Comedy. ' 26- ' 27- ' 28: Phoenix Literary Society. MAY BARRY REILLY A.B. HAMPTON, VA. Flat Hat Staff, ' 25: Los Quixotescos; Vice- President. ' 28; Kappa Delta PI; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Glee Club; Hockey Squad. ' 27. DORIS RATHIEN A.B. ETTRICKS, VA. Kappa Delta Pi; Eta Sigma Phi; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Clayton- Grimes Biology Club. I SARAH MARIE lUGHES A.B. NORFOLK, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. Gibbons Club; Eta Sigma Phi. ELEANOR RAXDOI.FH FORD A.B. WOODSTOCK, VA. J. Le. !lie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. Art Club; Beechwood School. ALFRED ZACHRY WILLIAMS williamsburg, va. Senior Law Student Lambda Chi Alpha; Wythe Law Club; Var- sity Club; Mpniber Virginia Bar; Inter-Fra- ternity Council. ' 26- 2S; Secretary Inter- Fraternity Council, ' 2T- ' 2S; American Le- gion; Overseas Club; Judge Supreme Court. ■27; Varsity Football, ' 21, ' 22, ' 25. ' 26. FLOYD A. GESSFORD B.S. WASHINGTON, D. C. Lambda Chi Alpha; Glee Club, ' 25. ' 26; Min- strels. ' 24. ' 25. ' 26; Flat Hat Staff. ' 27; Al- pha Kappa Psi; Delta Mu Chi. 3I_D D D 0-Q fl fl ODD DD OflOOl II M. C. DAVIS B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Omirron Delta Kap- pa; Sigma Delta Psi; Thiiteen Club; Ath- letic Committee. ■25- 25; Vice-President Honor Council. ' 27- ' 28; Varsity Football, ' 24- ' 25- ' 26- ' 27, Captain. ' 27; Varsity Basketball. •21- ' 25- ' 26- ' 27, Captain. ' 27; Varsity Track. ' 26- ' 27- ' 28. Captain, ' 28; Sophomore Trib- unal, ' 25- ' 26; Inter-Fraternity Council; Pres- ident Varsity Club, ' 27- ' 2S; Chairman Senior- Junior Council. ' 27- ' 28; Cast First Musical Comedy, Minus Mary. DONALD KEACH VAN WORMER A.B. SLIXGERLAVDS, N. Y. Sigma Nu; Omicron Delta Kappa; Flat Hat Club. J !d!l I THELMA RIXEY STINNETT A.B. REMINGTON, VA. Kappa Delta Pi; T. W. C. A.; Treasurer J. Leslie Hall Literary Society: Art Club: House Vice-President; Graves Scholarship, ' 25- ' 26; Joseph E. Johnston Scholarship, ' 26- ' 27; Corcoran Scholarship, ■27- ' 2S. MYLDRED LIEBRECHT A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. G. G. G. ; Kappa Delta Pi; Varsity Basket- ball Squad: Art Club; T. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. HENRY BALL A.B. DAVENPORT, VA. Phi Kappa Tau; Theta Clii Di ' lta; Kappa Phi Kappa: Art Club; Treasurer of Art Club; Phoenix Literary Society. GEORGE ALLAN VA ITS B.S. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Biologv Club, ' 27- ' 2S: Laboratory Assistant Biology, ' 27- ' 28. ELIZABETH PAXTON LAM A.B. NORFOLK, VA. Freshman Commission. ' 25; History Club; T. W. C. A.. Secretary. ' 26- ' 27, Prssldent, ■27- ' 2S; Women ' s Student Government Ex- ecutive Council. •26- ' 27. ex-offlcio member of Executive Council, ■27- ' 2S; Delegate to State T. W. C. A. Conference. ' 27; Life Saving Corps; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Ger- man Club; Delegate to Southern Y. TV ' . C. A. Conference. ' 26, ' 27; Delegate to National Student Conference, Milwaukee, ' 27; Alpha Club. LOIS EDITH LANE B.S. HAMPTON ' , VA. w MELBA MAYHEW A.B. GRAVELY RICHMOND, VA. O. G. G. Club; German Club; Eta Sigma Phi; Hi Gamma Mu; Kappa Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ' 27- ' 28. HAYDEN GWALTNEY A.B. SPRING GROVE, VA. T. W. C. A.; State Teachers College. Har- risonburg; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Kappa Delta Pi. S. ASHTON OZLIN B.A. KEN ' BRIDCE, VA. Kappa Phi Kappa. HUGH STALEY B.S. RURAL RETREAT, VA. ! I ' E. JEANETTE WARD A.B. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Eta Sigma Phi; J. Leslie Hall Literary So- ciety, ' 25, ' 26, ' 2T; T. W. C. A., ' 25. ALEXE WALKER A.B. BIXNS H.iLL, VA. Kappa Delta Pi; Los Quixotescos; J, Leslie Hall Literary Society; T. W. C. A. |1 I CARRIE CURLE SINCLAIR B.S. HAMPTON ' , VA. Virginia Intermont College: Columbia Uni- versity; Hockey Team, ' 27, MARION E. LARUE A.B. ABINGTON, PA. Goucher, ■24- ' 26: Glee Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; T. W. 0. A.  i META A. RICHARDSON A.B. RICHMOND, VA. Los Quixotescos. MARY EUDORA THOMAS A.B. PORT HAYWOOD, VA. Los Quixotescos; Honor Roll. •25- ' 26; T. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. HAYDEN CLYDE SMITH B.S. PHOEBUS, VA. Theta Chi Delta; Track Team. ■25- ' 26- ' 27; Biology Ciuta. ' 25- ' 26- ' 27: Megaphone Club, ■25- ' 26- ' 27; Band. •26- ' 27. RANDOLPH N. GLADDING B.S. H. LLWOOD, VA. Kappa Phi Kappa; Los Quixotescos; Doc- tors ' Club. 23; Clayton-Grimes Biology Club; Philomathean Literary Society. I BAUMAN S. MUNDIE B.S. CHANCE, VA. R. WATSON DTRHAM A.B. BESTLAXD, VA. Varsity Track Team. ' 23- ' 24. ' 26- ' 28; Varsity Club. M W ' GERTRUDE HARRIS B.S. SEABOARD, N. C. REBA MILDRED DAMERON B.A. DEL RAV, ALEXANDRIA, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. w. C. A. Music Club. ' 25. ' 26, ' 27. I 11 LEONA DTBRAY A.B. UUPREE, S. D. J, Leslie Hall Literary Society. JUDITH ALICE KERR B.A. HAMILTON, VA. Eta Sigma Phi: Los Quixotescos; J, Leslie Hall Literary Society. EDWARD HARVIE HILL B.S. DEWITT, VA. Theta Chi Delta; Phi Delta Gamma: Clay- ton-Grimes Biology Club; Megaphone Club; Phoenix Literary Society. Secretary. ' 27, Vice-President, ' 27, Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 26. JAMES GASKINS, JR. B.S. SUNNV BANK, VA. Kappa Phi Kappa. II It '  ' LOnSF. RICE A.B. PHOENIX, VA. Kappa Delta Pi; Eta Sigma Phi; J. Leslie Hall Literary Societv. ■25- ' 26; y. W. C. A., •25- ' 2G- ' 27- ' 2S; Glee Club, •27- ' 28. EMMA HESTER WARING A.B. BROOKLYN , N. Y. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; T. W. C. A.; W. and M. Summer School in Europe. ' 25; University de Toulouse. Institute Normale. ' 25- ' 26. FacultS des Lettres. ' 26. University de Paris. ' 27; Art Club. ' 27- ' 28; Los Quix- otescos. ' 27- ' 28. MARY ELNA SPITLER B.S. LURAY, VA. Transfer from W. M. C; T. W. C. A., ■26; White Hall Literary Society-; Edith Baer Club; K. O. B. TOLA Glee Cluh: K. O. B.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Graduate State Teachers College. Farmville, Va. VIRGINIA JOHNSON A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. 1: NOMA ELIZABETH Fl OlA B.S. RADFORD, VA. Alpha Chi Omega; Whitehall Literary So- ciety; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Ger- man Club. PHVLLIS FAINT LEROV HUGHES B.S. WEST POINT, VA. Alpha Chi Omega; Freshman Commission, ' 25; Edith Baer Club; Alumnae .Secretary, ' 25- ' 26; Program Chairman. ■27- ' 2S; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. MARGARETTE SWEENEY B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Pht Mu; German Club; G. G. G.; Art Club; Freshman Debate Training Class; Debate Council, ' 28; Inter-Collegiate Debate Team, ' 28. ELSIE STEWART WEST A.B. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Glee Club; Vice-President Art Club. ' ZT- ' ES. I WILLIAM CURTIS WEST B.S. ON ' ANCOCK, VA. F. H. C. Society: B. B. Club; Thirteen Club; Wythe Law Club; Presiden t Cotillion Club. ' 27- ' 28; Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 27- ' 28; Business Manager Literary Magazine. ' 27- •28; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 25- ' 26; Assistant Manager Baseball. ' 26- ' 27. LAWRENCE W. I ' ANSON A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Pi Kappa Alpha; Flat Hat Club Society; Oniicron Delta Kappa; Wythe Law Club; Business Manager Fiat Hat. ' 27; Flat Hat Staff. ' 25- ' 2S; President Y. M. C. A.. ' 27; Manager Cross-Country, ' 27; Orator ' s Medal Freshman Contest. ' 24; Assistant Manager Track. ' 24- ' 27; Inter-Fraternity Council; Carr Memorial Cup Committee; Secretary Phoenix Literary Society. ' 25; Delegate Na- tional Y. M. C. A. Conference. Milwaukee, Wis.; Cotillion Club. A i 5 JOHN BRANCH GREEN A.B. SURRY, VA. Kappa Alpha: Cotillion Club; Varsity Club: Varsity Track: Relay Team; ■■Coloniai Echo Staff; Sports Editor, ' 27. Associate Editor. ■2S; Flat Hat Staff. Sports Editor. ' 27; Alumni Editor, ' 28; Vice-President Y. M. C. A,, ' 28; Y Cabinet, ' 28; Glee Club: Minus Mary. ' 27: Monogram Show. ' 28; Editor- in-Chief Colonial Echo. ' 2S; Omicron Delta Kappa: Sigma Upsilon. L. M. ANDERSON A.B. CRAMERTON , K. C. Kappa Alpha; Captain Freshman Baseball, ' 25; Freshman Football. ' 26; Inter-fraternity Council. ' 28; Cotillion Club; Phoenix Liter- ary Society. [ I MARY RIBBLE A.B. RICHMOND, VA. Kappa Alpha Theta; German Club; G. G. G.; y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Art Club; Flat Hal Staff, ' 27; Associate Editor, ' 28; Vice-Presi- dent Jefferson Hall, ' 28; Glee Club. FLORENCE RUTH HARRINGTON B.A. BES MOINES, IOWA Kappa Alpha Theta; Transfer Drake Uni- versity; German Club; K. O. B. ; Art Club; Y. V. C. A. p £Km fi 9 i0 H ll lJ H ' - ■ ' j(i ■ :■ :JF  '  £ WILLIAM EDWARD BOZARTH B.S. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Theta Delta Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Wythe Law Club: President College Band, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Rifle Team. ' 25; Music Club; Williams- burg Club; Cotillion Club. S. NELSON BROWN B.S. SCHLEV, VA. Phi Kappa Tan; Kappa Phi Kappa; Phoenix Literary Society; y. M. C. A., ■26- ' 27. I VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN FARINHOI.T A.H. WEST POINT, VA. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Art Club; GlPe Club; German Club; K. O. B.; President J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. ' 28; Art Staff Colon- ial Echo, ' 28. CHRISTINE LANTZ B.S. DELANO, FLA. Cbi Onifga; K. O. B. ; Y. W. C. A.; Eriith Baer Club; Art Club; German Club; J Les- lie Hall Literary Society. WILLIE SHELTON A.B. CHATHAM, VA. Alpha; Eta Sigma Phi; G. G. G. ; German t ' lub; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ' 28; Treasurer and Vire-President J. Leslie Hall Literary Soeiety: Flat Hat Reporter; Inter-Collegiate News Editor. 28; Monogram Club; Varsity Hockey; Track; Archery; Baseball; R. C. Life Saving Corps. DOROTHY BROIGHTON A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. K. O. B. ; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club; G-rman Club. J. LOGAN HUDSON B.S. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Alpha Psi; Track Team. ' 25- ' 26- ' 27; Cross- country Team. ' 24- ' 26- ' 26; Captain Cross- country. 26; Varsity Club; Kappa Phi Kap- pa; Sigma Pi Sigma; Chi Beta Phi; Band; Inter-Fraternity, ' 27. ROBERT EMERSON BEELER, JR. A.B. PEXXINGTON GAP, VA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Kappa Psl. Ill MARGUERITE GENE MILES A.B. Phi Mu: H-2-E: Varsity Baslietball, •25- ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Captain Basketball, ' 28; Varsity Hockey Team, ' 26- ' 27: Wiiitehall Literary Society; Monogram Club. ETTA HOWERTON CLEMENTS A.B. LEE HALL, VA. Chi Alpha: Eta Sigma Phi; Y. W. C. A. JOHN R. I.. JOHNSON, JR. A.B. EAST RADFORl), VA. RAYMOND DRISCOLL K.S. TOAXO, VA. I STANLEY H. POWELL B.S. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Sigma Pi Sigma. STANLEY A. FEIN A.B. BROOKLVX, X. V. Phoenix Littrary Society: Declamation Medal. ' 20; Manager Rifle Team. ' 25; Cap- tain Rifle Team, ' 26; Inter-Collegiate Team, ' 27; Dramatics. ' 27. I I FRANCES E. A.B. HUNT PORTSMOUTH, VA. German Club; Glee Club; Assistant Man- ager Basketball; J. Leslie Hall Literary So- ciety; Art Club; Clayton-Grimes Biology Club; y, W. C. A. MARY C. HUNT A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. German Club; Glee Club; Art Club; J. Les- lie Hall Literary Society; Assistant Man- ager Basketball; Clayton-Grimes Biology Club; Y. W. C. A. I iItRt HELEN L. MOORE A.B. SPARTA, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. KATHERYN MAE TOPPING A.B. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Chi Alpha; Eta Sigma Phi; Los Quixotescos; Debate Team. ' 26- ' 27- ' 2S: Debate Council. 27- ' 2S: Chaplain J. Leslie Hall Literary So- ciety. ' 28; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; Honor Council. ' 27- ' 28; Hiking Club; President Brown Hall. ' 28; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 28; Judicial Council, ' 28; Sophomore Tribunal, ' 26. i I HANNAH MARC;()LIS B.A. NEW YORK, K. Y. Phi Sigma Sigma; Chi Delta Phi; Pi Gamma Mu; Chi Delta Phi; Associate Editor Lit- erary Magazine, 1926- ' 2S; Literary Jlagazine Poetry Prize. 1927; Essay Prize. 1927; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Biology Club; Secietary, 1927; Class Poet, 192S. RUTH STERN B.A. RICH.MOND, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. r RAV POOLE B.A. VICTORIA, VA. Kappa Phi Kappa; Manager Swimming Tiam. 1927- ' 2S; Poft Freshman Class. 11I2-1- ' 25; Virginia Historical Society; Dramatic Club; Monogram Clnb Show 1924- ' 26; Fresli- man Tribunal. 1925- ' 2t : Assistant Cheer Leader; Glee Club; Plioenix Litei-ary So- ciety; Megaphone Club; College Band. GEORGE THOMAS MORECOCK B.S. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Beta Alpha Psi ; Square and Compass; Busi- ness Manager Straw Hat. 1927; .Associate Editor Hand Book; Secretary-Treasurer Stu- dent Body. 1927- ' 2S; Treasurer Y. M. C. A.. 1927- ' 2S; DeMolay Club; Philomathean Lit- erary Society; Flat Hat Staff, 1924- ' 25. MARJORIE D. A.B. LACY SCOTTSBURC, VA. Pi Beta Phi; Clii Delta Plii; Alpha: German Club; G. G. G.: V. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28; Flat Haf Staff, ' 27; Hockey Squad, ' 27; Vice-President Senior Class; Secretary- Treasurer Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 28. RITH HAZEL SAUNDERS A.B. SOUTH HILL, VA. Pi Beta Phi; G. G. G.; German Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society: Freshman Commission, ' 26; Hocltey Squad, ' 27. ELIZABETH M. JOHNSON B.A. NORFOLK, VA. T. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Vice-President Tyler Hall. 1925- ' 2e; Secre- tary Executive Council, 1926- ' 27; President Music Club. 1926- ' 27; Chairman Freshman Committee, 1927- ' 2S. LEILA FRANCES GORDON B.S. APPOMATTOX, VA. Pi Gamma Mu; Alpha Club! Freshman Com- mission, 1925; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 1926- ' 28; Judicial Council, 1926- ' 2T: Executive Council. 1927- ' 2S; Clayton Grimes Biology Club; Delegate T. W. C. A. Conference Blue Ridge. 1927. CATHERINE COOPER REARDON B.A. ALEXANDRIA, VA. J. Leslie Hall Llteiary Society; Y. W, C. A. ELIZABETH NICHOLAS B.A. DAYTON, OHIO Delta Chi Delta; Los Quixoteseos t LILLION CASSELL A.B. AUSTIXVILLE, VA. LENA VIRGINIA WALDROP B.A. CARDWELL, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society: Monogram Club; Hockey Team; Baseball Team; Hiking- Club; Y. W. C. A. CARROLL VERNON B.A. PIRKEV, VA. Cross Country Team. 1925- ' 27; Track. 1926- ' 28: Wrestling Team, 1928. T. B. HALL B.A. KIL.VIERXOCK. V. . MATTIE ELIZABETH WALKER B.A. RICHMOND, VA. ANNA HENDERSON A.B. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. I N ELIZABETH A. GLENN B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Glee Club. 1 ' J27- ' L ' 8. LIBBIE PAILINE COGLE B.S. DISPUTANTA, VA. Edilh naer Club; V. W. C. A.; J. Losli- Hall Literary Society. MARY WALL CHRISTL- N A.B. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Ll ' ClLE FOSTER B.A. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Kappa Delta; Pi Gamma Mu: Kappa Delta Pi; Virginia History Prize. 1926- ' :!7; Student Assistant in German, 19:J7. MARGARET BRANCH A.B. TOAKO, VA. DOROTHY DICKENSON BIN ' DV B.A. LEBANON, VA. Geiman Club; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Los Quixotescos. WILLIAM BARKSDALE ATTKISSON B.A. RICHMOND, VA. Sigma Pi Sigma; Kappa Phi Kappa; Y Cab- inet; Glee Club 1926- ' 28; Virginia Historical Society; Phoenix Literary Society; Music Club; College Band. 1924- ' 25; Monogram Club Show, 1926- ' 27; Track Squad. 1925; Football Squad, 1926. E. D. REYNOLDS B.S. CHATHAM, VA. I I LAURA S. WHITEHEAD B.A. CHATHAM, VA. Chi Omega; G. G. G. ; German Cluh: Judi- cial Council, 1926- ' 27, President. 1927- ' 2S; First Vice-President Student Government. 1927- ' 2S; Freshman Commission. 1H25- ' 2G; Baseball Team, 1924- ' 25; Tennis Team. 1925- ' 2.S, Manager, 1928; Athletic Council. Secre- tary, 1925- ' 26, Treasurer, 1920- ' 27. JTLIA ELIZABETH SAUNDERS B.S. CHESTER, VA. Chi Omega: T. W. C. A.; German Club; K. O. B. ; Edith Bacr Club. Treasurer. 1925- ' 2ii; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. ANNE WOODLV FIOLER A.B. RICHMOND, VA. Varsity Hockey. ' 26- ' 27; G. G. G. : Y. W. C. A.; German Club; J. Leslie Haii Ltierary Society; Art Clulj. MADOLIN J. WALTON B.S. WOODSTOCK, VA. Chi Omega; Y. v. C. A.: German Club; Glee Club; Art Club; Edith Baer Club; Vice- President, 27. Treasurer. ' 2S. KENNETH B. HEATTV A.H. CAPE CHARLES, VA. Theta Delta Chi; F. H. C. Society; O. D. K. : 7 Society; Dramatic Club; Plulomatheaii Literary Society; Cotillion Club; Colonial Echo Staff. •25- ' 26; Advertising- Manager. ' 26- ' 27. Business Manager. ' 27- ' 2S; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. •26- 27; President T. M. C. A.. ' 27- ' 2S; Associate Editor Handbook. •26- ' 27; Assistant Manager Basketball, ' 24- ' 25. 25- ' 26; Junior Assistant. ' 26- ' 27 ; Manager Freshman Basketball. ' 27- ' 2S; Manager Var- sity Basketball, second term , ' 2S; Athletic Council. JR. GEORGE R. MAPP, B.S. MAXCHIPO.VGO, VA. Theta Delta Chi; Cross Country Team. ' 25; Track Team. ' 25- 26: .Alpha Kappa Psi: Co- lonial Echo Staff; Cotillion Club. GEORGIA E. SHERRY, B.S. B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Delta Chi Delta; J. Leslie Hall Literary So- ciety; Clayton-Grimes Biology Club; Y. W. C. A.: Pan-Hellenic Council, ■2S. ALICE ELIZABETH CRUTCHFIELD B.S. ALTON , VA. Edith Baer Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society. If- 1 1 ELIZABETH A. SAIN ' OERS B.A. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Phi Gamma Mu ; Eta Sigma Phi; Kappa Delta Pi: Los Quixtescos. MARGARET Ml RRAV B.S. ROANOKE, VA. EDITH M. HOLLOWELL A.B. PORTSMOUTH, VA. Eta Sigma Phi; Glee Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; T. W. C. A.; Girls ' Show, ' 26- ' 27. LENA G. DeSHAZO B.S. CENTRE CROSS, VA. Varsity Baskethall. ■27- ' 2S. Captain. IS; Varsity Hockey. ■26- 27; Monogram Cluli; H-2-E Club; Whitehall Literary Society. E. BROOKS JOHNSON A.B. DREWRYSVILLE, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Music Club, Art Club; Y. W. C. A. MARY BULLICK A.B. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. MANLEY T. MALLARD B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Alpha Psi: Theta Chi Delta: Chi Beta Phi; DeMolay Club: College Band: Indian Sere- naders, ' 2T- ' 2S; Freshman Baseball, ' 25: In- structor in Chemistry. GRANVILLE B.S. C. COX Megaphone Club; Clayton-Grimes Biology Club; Phoenix Literary Society: Y. M. C. A. M ' ' l™ ' Qi ■EFSIlB . . • • • • Bggji LOWELL C. AYERS B.S. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Baseball, •26- ' 27- ' 28; Theta Delta Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi. W. M. RINGLAND B.S. NORWICH, CONN. Theta Delta Chi; Kappa Phi Kappa; Philo- mathean Literary Society: Baseball Squad. ■27- ' 28. PAGE ROPER DRINKER B.S. RICHMOXD, VA, Freshman Representative to Honor Council: Treasurer Student Government Association, 26; Representative Judicial Council ' 2fi; Edith Baer Club; President Student Govern- ment, ' 26; Alpha Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society ; German Club; Chaplain Junior Class. MARY MARABLE LAND A.B. SURRY, VA. Kappa Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Hockey Squad. 25; Fresh- man, ' 25; German Club; History Club. l! lRLTON M B.S. NORFOLK, VA. Sigma Phi Ep.silon ; Oniicron Delta Kappa ; Alpha Kappa Psi; Sigma Delta Psi ; Honor Council. ' 27 : AthU-tic Council, ' 2S; Varsity Club: Varsity Football. 25, ' 26- ' 27; Varsity Basketball Squad. ■26- ' 27; Inter-fraternity Council. ' 28; Freshman Football. 25; Fresh- man Basketball, ' 25; Freshman Track. ' 2fi: Treasurer Senior Class; Senior- Junior Tri- bunal. EDWIN LEWIS LAMBETH A.B. NORFOLK, VA. Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Delta Gamma; Kappa Phi Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha ; Inter-col- legiat Phi Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha Debate Team ; Phoenix Literary ciety; Assistant Manager Basketball, ' 2; So- - ' 26. RICHARD C. HOWARD A.B. NORFOLK, VA. Tennis Team. 25- ' 26- ' 27- Winner Tournament, ' 27; ciety. ' 2S: Captain. ' 27; Philomathean So- ALGERNON K. TURNER B.S. DANVILLE, VA. Lambda Chi Alpha; Oniicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Pi Sigma; Theta Chi Delta; Chi Beta Phi; Los Quixotescos; Circulation Manager Literary Magazine ' 28; Manager Football. ' 27 ; Athletic Council, ' 28 ; Inter-fratei-nity Council, ' 28; Cotillion Club; Varsity Club; V ' ice-President Junior Class; President Jun- ior Class. 1 Il MILDA B. COHEN A.B. NORFOLK, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Women ' s Debate Training Class; Eta Sigma Piii. MARY REBECCA DIGGS A.B. Graduate Farmyille State Teachers ' College; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; T. W. C. A. GEORGE E. HUNT B.S. QUIXTON, VA. Debate Team, ■27- ' 2S; Chairman Y. M. C. A. Deputation Team; Plioenix Literary Society. SAMUEL G. DE J. STAPLES A.B. NORFOLK, VA. Plli Delta Gamma; Tlieta Alplia Phi; Dra- matic Club: Art Club; Phoenix Literary So- ciety; Literary Magazine Staff, ' 27- ' 2S; Straw Hat Staff, ' 27. HARRIETTE C. ZIMMERMAN B.S. SALEM, VA. Hockey Team, ' 24- ' 25- ' 26- ' 27, Captain. ' 27. Manager. ' 26; Monogram Club. Treasurer ■25- ' 26- ' 27: H-2-E Cluli; Executive Council; Y. W. C. A.; Whitehall Literary Society. MARV F. SMITHER A.B. KILMARNOCK, VA. Art Club; T. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Liter- ary Society. DOROTHY CHALKEY B.S. RICHMOND, VA. Edith Baer Club; G. G. G.; German Club, MARGARET V. A.B. HOWIE NORFOLK, VA. Alpha Chi Omega: Kappa Delta Pi; Fresh- man Commission, ' 26; .J. Leslie Hall Liter- ary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Los Quixotescos; Glee Club; House President Lacy House, ' 28; Judicial Council, ' 28. MARTHA SLEET A.B. NORFOLK, VA. MIRIAM S. SILBERGER B.S. XORrOLK, VA. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society: Los Quixo- tescos. President. ' 27; Manager Women ' s De- bate Council, ' 27: T. W. C. A.; Eta Sigma Phi: Glee Club. C O L O TnJ 1 L ECHO Jaimes M. Robertson- NORFOLK, VA. Page Vai ghax KOANOKE, VA. E. Armstrong Smith FARMVILLE, VA. Earnestin ' e Renx PORTSMOUTH, VA. William J. Stlrgis NASSAWADOX, VA. Ruth Jones FRANKLIN ' , VA. Edwin L. Tooxe, Jr. Bovniov, VA. Elizabeth Sexton BLUEFIELD, VA. George Syer PORTSMOUTH, VA. Jane St. Claire west graham, va. 4 C O L O Tsj 1 Margaret Bilisolv PORTSMOUTH, VA. Walter A. Cole.man ROANOKE, VA. LuciLE Call ra NORFOLK, VA. Gerald P. Callis MATHEWS, VA. Milda B. Cohen NORFOLK, VA. Charles Armentroii VVAVNESRORO, VA. Inez l. Haker CARTERSVILLE, VA. Milton Bland CREWE, VA. Marv B. Black.mon CARTERSVILLE, VA. Thomas H. Chrlstie NEWPORT NEWS. VA. 5 II COLONIAL ECHO Nath.ax M. Caffhr norfolk, va. Dorothy- Hoon ko.w ' oke, va. John G. A hrs PUNGOTEAGUC, VA. Doris Cl.vrki; RlCHMONn, VA. JoHX W. Ci.KMnws LEESBURG, VA. K ' A L. Atkin ' son ' WASllINCTON ' , I). C. W ' jl.I.lA.M Hl ' AN ' E KING AM) QL ' EEV, VA. Eliza George LOVETTSVII.LE, VA. j. .AL lU RT BLACKSTOXE, VA. ' iRGiNiA Harper ROAXOKE, VA. Il6 C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO Clarence Clevexger GRUN ' nY, VA. Margaret Diggs PORTSMOUTH, VA. BovD Carter DUFFIELD, VA. Laura Fields NUTTALL, VA. WiLLLAM MeLVIX CAPE CHARLES, VA. AXXETTE Hi XDLEV |i)Hx Ertheriuge WM.LIAMSBURC, VA. Mildred Dudley BACK BAY, VA. Edgar W. Kirbv, Jr. portsmouth, va. Charlotte Miley ROANOKE, VA. 7 II C O L O N I J. Earnkst NiiAi.i; OPHELIA, VA. ViRGlXIA GoL:1.I)MA FRHDRICKSBI ' RC, VA. l: ' - hjJ ' i i J Tivis D. Owens COULWOOD, VA. Elizabeth Hlnter hilton village, va. James O. Rice REEDVILLE, VA. .MARCiARET L. Painter PULASKI, VA. H. M. I.iDi.ow MORRISONS, VA. Sarah H. Penn ROANOKE, VA. . Arxolp Motley TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. Mary G. Rideolt roa.noke, va. IlS C O L O Tsj 1 ECHO David S. Moore richmond, va. Llcille Parkhr ROANOKE, VA. B. D. Pattie WAYNESBORO, VA. Catherine Reynolds DANVILLE, VA. Erroll Dunbar NEW YORK, N. V. ' irginia Smith CAPERTON, VA. Rohj£rt Pi i.i.EV PETERSBURG, VA. Mary M. Land SURRY, VA. Joseph N. James DENDRON, VA. Ann Trent PORTSMOUTH, VA. 119 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO Macon Sammoxs RICHMOND, VA. Hawsih Rowe BESA, VA. Alva D. Yeary JONESVILLE, VA. Virginia Melton FREDRICKSBURC, VA. John L. Lewis BETHESDA, MD. ' irginia S nRE HAMPTOM, VA. C. Preston Scott MARSHALL, VA. Elizabeth E. Pierce LITWALTON, VA. Clyde C. Thorpe WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Isabel Kemp NORTON , VA. I P fOS ffSS NUMBE i COLOTsJlAlv ECHO Ji lianC. Chask TAKRMOWN, N. Y. AIar Morrison- PIGEON, MO. John V. Fentress PRINCESS ANNE, VA. Marion Laning pennington, n. j. Frank V. Davis HILTON VILLAGE, VA. LvDA Major SIORMONT, VA. RoiiERT L. Covington REVIS, VA. Maggie V. Johnson ZUNI, VA. Fredrick L. Finch NEW YORK, N. V. Katherine Watson MIDULETOWN, VA. C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO John S. Hinrs IVOR, VA. Elizabeth Dl ke roanoke, va. John S. Owen CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA. Rebecca Ball ROANOKE, VA. C. Howard MacMillan BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Betty St. Clairi WEST GRAHAM, VA. Conrad Pierce RECTORTOWN, VA. Elizabeth Tanner HAMPTON, VA. Edward Justis chester, va. Dorothy Smith er NEWPORT NEWS, VA. , C O L O N 1 L ECHO Edith. AVii.Kixs SAN ANTOMO, TEX. James F. A krs williamsburg, va. Charlotte Zeigler RICHLANDS, VA. George Lampros .NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Grace Vii ' ond NORFOLK. VA. Lee Claytox NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Paxsev IIawle ! ' BLLEFIELl), W. VA. AME.S A. JOHXSOX MENETA, VA. AIlLDRED IMaITLAXD ERA, VA. L. Ct-ssows Trice TOANO, VA. 123 C O L O Tsl 1 Carrie Sherkn PORTSMOL in, VA. Grevsox Dalghtrev NORFOLK, VA. Mary Johxstox tazewell, va. Ashley I.. verence RICHMONU, VA. Mary Ri i ' p NEW . I KKK1, V A. Ai.vAH Henhley NOKKOLK, VA. Margaret Howie NORFOLK, VA. Ester C. Shortt GRUNDY, VA. aXCY BlRKE HAMPTON, VA. B. Cecil Embrey REMINGTON, VA. + COLOTsJlAl ECHO Wal fr Brooke WASHING I ON , D. C. M.ARJORIE HlNER AUGH LOWELL, MICH. Shelton Peters FRANKLIN , VA. Lois Wilson CITV POINT, VA. Willie Rogers freeman, va. Charlotte Saxford NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Kohert Barrett portsmouth, va. Margaret Vexable ROANOKE, VA. Fran ' ces Shepherd CHESIER, VA. Edgar Garrard south boston, va. 125 C O L O TsJ 1 1 ECHO Randolph V ' aidi n NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Nancy R. Waru TAZEWELL, VA. Helen Graves BOULEVARD, VA. LoL iSE White ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. Rlth Andrews PHILADELPIMA, PEXX. Mildred Kirsner hampton ' , va. AcxES Hrittingha.m WACILXPREAOLE, VA. George P()RTi:R PORlSMOl TH, VA. Rhuda M. Fry IIGHLAXD SPRINGS, VA. R() ' Johnson CLINCIIPORT, VA. 126 C O L O N 1 L ECHO Camilla KsLLnR WEST POINT, VA. Marion E. Bonniweli. HARBARTON , VA. Lowell E. Hughes BARBOURSVII.LE, KV. Helex Steixgester BROOKLYN, N. Y. Mabel Mortox REMINGTON, VA. Jame.s H. Deibert NORFOLK, VA. H.ARTA Worrell RICIIMONl), VA. Lexore Coley FORT MONROE, VA. ViRGIXIA BUSTON TAZEWELL, VA. Parke H. Co. SIRRY, VA. ' 27 COLOTsJlAl ECHO N ' lKCiN ' iA Nicholas UAVION, OHIO Olive Wigglesvvortii MARVE, VA. Jack Grizzaro brasxhville, va. Miriam Silberger NORFOLK, VA. Ruth Cultra onarca, ill. Arthlr Henderson- Portsmouth, VA. V ' iRGiNLA Alexander ABINGDOV, VA. Lucille Stinnette REMLVCTON ' , VA. Margaret Brewer pulaski, va. joE Hornberger CHKISTIANSBURC, VA. ! 1 I i. COLON Hl-LITX Hristou COMAIU-IIKM, OKI.A. Maxwell Lanieh VVILLIAMSBIRG, VA. Frances Lcwir, NEWPORT NEWS, VA. JOHX B. HOZIER NORFOLK, VA. ViRGINLA HaxXA ROCHESTER, VA. -MacLaik T. O ' Ferrali richmond, va. Polly Hines washington, d. c. Milton Stribling RICHMOND, VA. Frances Ford cartersville, va. Robert Vaughan steve nsville, va. 129 II C O L O TsJ 1 Helen K. Johnson FRAXKLIX, Va. Phyllis Logan norfolk, va. Loi IS ROTGIN NORFOLK, VA. Lloyd Williams NORFOLK, VA. Sally B. F ar.mi-r jetersville, va. J. Hlgh Nelson NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Reki) West CREWE, VA. J. R. AnniNGToN GA1E CUV, VA. Catherine Rhodes middletown, va. CiENEVIEVE HoF.MAN WHITE PLAINS, N. V. 130 SopK oinores COLONIAL ECHO Sophomore Class Officers Y. O. Kent Pnsidenl Robbie Veates Vice-President Eleanor Williamson Secretary-Treasurer Constance Jamison Poet Truman Welling . . CItaplain Elizabeth Vaiden . . Historian 132 C O L O TsJ 1 Class of 1930 Armistoad. Virginia M. Arthur, Robert Ashby, ' Harold G. Ayers. John Gillet Babb, B. F., Jr. Baker, Aileen M. Bass. Dorothy Vernon Beebe, Elsie C. Bell. Frances Elizabeth Bennett, Mae Afton Blake, Anne White Boon, Dorothy Payne Boswell, Lucy May Brewster, Lawrence F. Bridgeforth. E. M. Briggs, Ether Bernice Brown. Claude C. Brown. David S. Buston, Virginia E. Cacioppo, Anne Calhoun, John W., Jr. Campbell, Gordon E. Carney, Joseph W. Carpenter, Susan E. Casagrande, Stephen R. Cassell. Lillian Hugh Charniek. Max Chase, Julian C, Jr. Christian, Joe David Clarke, Amanda M. Clark. George Paul Collins. Edna P. Cooke, Thomas B. Cornell, Albert Covington, Harry R. Crabtree, Marion Dabney, Florence Daughtery, Herbert G. Davies, James Jenkins Davies, Hawes T., Jr. Davis, J. Newell Davis, Melvin C. Davis. Alyse M. Davis. Vinnie May De Falso, Ralph J. Denison, L. B. Diggs, Margaret E. Dillon. Evelyn M. Dodd. Edith Rae Doyle, Robert E. Dubray, Leona M. Dunbar, Erroll Dunn, Rosser G., Jr. Easley, Charles A.. Jr. Edgar. Mary Ethridge. Bell J. Ethridge. John Ely, John Evans, Edward S. Everett, Sarah Ann Fales, Edward D.. Jr. Farmer. Archer D. Farmer, Leslie S., Jr. Fentres.s, Frank L. Ferguson. Bernice Fields, William J. Files. Wilford C. Finney. Millison Fleet, Mary I.,ouise F!oyd, Anna Margaret Folliard, EuB ne M K, Frizzell, Emmet G. Fulton, Louise B. Glenn, Dorothy L. Glenn, F. Berkley Glenn, Kathryn M. Glockcr Mary E. Gold. Norman Gragg. Eva Grantham, Robert Graven, Frank B. Greenwood. W. M., Jr. Gresham, Granville Gresham. Martha G. Griffin, Frances P. Gamble, Robert A., Jr. Garrett. Albert E., Jr. Garrison, Ellison C. Hale. Dorothy Ruth Hall, Margaret L. Ha 11am. Eugene S. Haller, Henry (Miss) Halp ern, Norris E, Hal pern, William Hancock. H. Jackson Hancock, Joseph H. Hanna, Virginia Moat Hardy, Truly C. Harrison, James J., Jr. Harveycutter, Katherine Harwood. Alice S. Henley, Alvah M. Henry, Frances S. Hicks, Merilla Virginia Hinebaugh, Margery E. HoUis, Eldon B. Holt. Reginald Hosteteller. Helen L. Hough, Rose Elizabeth Howard, Richard C. Jr. Hughes. Mamie Hull. Virginia S. Hunt, George E. Hurley. Samuel H. Ironmonger, Thelma Irwin, Mabel R. Jackson, Leila James, .Toseph N. James, Louise Barry Jamieson. Constance S. Joerisson, Margaret R. .lohnson. Garland Johnson, Margaret A. J ohnston, Mary E. Johnston, Nancy Dupuy Jone,s. Clarence P. Jones, DeEtte Jones, Mary N. Jones, Richard J. Jones, Virginia L. Keister. Henry C. Kelly, James B. Kelsey, Denver A.. Jr. Kent, Yelverton O. Kerr. Margaret B. King, Charlotte Kirsner, Mildred L.acy. Lois L. LaForge, Jeanne M. Lane, Irving Palmer r ane, Louise Lanier. Elizabeth W. Lanier, George M. Lankford. Dorothy L. Lavenstein, Lena Lawson, Irella LeCompte, Fay P. Leigh, Joe Riddick Lewis, John Latane Lewis. Leon P. Light. Harry V. Livingston, Johnson M. Lovelace, Anna P. Ludlow, Herbert M. MacBridge. William G. MacKay, Alice McGinn, I. Wanger McGee. Charles R. McMillan. Chester H. Maffet, Helen L. Mahoney. Archer W. Mann. Richard Martin, John H.. Jr. Messick, Anna Mirmelstein. Samuel H. Montiero, Helen Moore, Alva May Moore, David S. Moody, Milbry Moore, Elizabeth T. Mcrecoek, George T. Morris, Margaret Morcher, L. N., Jr. Morton, Helen T. Morton, Mabel E. Moses, Robert C. Motley, Mary L. Munsey. William Nash. Beverley W. Newland. Harold A. N ' icholas, Katheryn Nicholas, L. Virginia N ' ieh Olson, Betsy R. Nottingham. Lucy P. Nofal. George J. Nolde, John Arthur Ml Class of 1930 Xuchols, Ryland Ober, Leroy M. O ' Brien, Albert W. Owen. Kdward Parker. Edward M. Pate. William E. Patlie, Barton Duval Paul. Cecil V. Person. Fred R. Peters. James S. Phillips. J. W.. Jr. Pilcher, Lucy Duval Pitts. Mary E. Pogorelskin. M. D. A. Poole, Richard Ray Porter, George P. Power, Ray C. Price, Elizabeth V. Price. Robert P. Proudman. Alice Pulley, Robert P. Quesenberry. Connie G. Quick, Mary K. Rabinowitz, Barnard Repass, Albert Thomas Reynolds, Emmett D. Richardson, Joseph M. Rice. Albert V. Robben. Herman J. Rountree, Mattie E, Rowe, Henry Gordon Rueger, Louis. Jr. Rupp. Mary Rush, Mary F. Russell. Charles H. Russell, Lesta M. St. Cldir. Grada Sanger. Henry M.. Jr. SatterHeld, Willow B. Savage, William R., Jr. Scammon. Charles F. Schey, Herman Schneider, K. L., Jr. Schofleld. Helen L. Schmutz, George A. Scott, James E. Schwertz, Benjamin M, Shepherd. Frances J. Shortt. Elster C. Simpkins. E. P., Jr. Simmons. Gary L. Slaughter. J. H.. Jr. Smithers. Mary D. Smith, E. Armstrong Smith, Harriet D. Smith. Clara lone Smyre, Sarah M. Southerland. Daisey Steele, Evelyn H. Steingester. Helen C. Straughn. David H. Swanson. John Cabell Synon. George D. Tankard. Barrand Tarrango. Gladys Taylor, Horace P. Thomas. Robert M. Thompson, Maury W. Thorpe, Elizabeth Todd, R. Gideon Towler, John P. Trevillan. Dorothy Trice. Edward Trible. Waring Trout, Mary G. Tudor, Alice Rae Turley. John Gouldcy Turman, Virginia Turner. C. A., Jr. Usher, Sadie Elizabeth I ' rquhart. Alice Vaiden. Elizabeth Valentine. Irene G. Valiska, Albert W. Van Ausdall. James G. Van Putten. J. J.. HI Varney. Thomas R. Vaughn, Robert J.. Jr. Vernon, Clifford C. Vincent. William S., Jr. Vmyard. William P. Wallace, James F. ah-ath, Alton Walters. Edna M. Ward, John F. Waring, Emma H. Warren. Ethel R. Warren. William E. Waters. Constance E. Waters, John H.. Jr. Weaver, Dalmar F.. Jr. Webb, Roselyn Weiland. Virgmia E. Welling, Truman C. Werblow, Sol C. Wheeler, S. White. Milton G. Wilcox, Franklin S., Jr. Wigglesworth. Olive J. Wiikins. G. P.. Jr. Williamson. Eleanor C. Wilson. Linda Mae Winfree. Julia A. Withers. Robert E,, Jr. Wool. Swain Worrell. Barta Wright. Joe V. Veatts. Robbie L. Zehemer, Carey S, «34 FresK resnmen C O L O TsJ 1 Freshman Class Officers William Scott Pr,siil i!i Catherine Cook I ' ice-PrfsiJenl Margaret Fuller Stcrelary-Treasurrr Wallace Smith Chaplain Francis Thompson • . . . llistarian Claire Hargrove Poet 156 O L O TsJ Class of 1931 Abbutl. RKivdilli V. Adams, Iriiia K. Addis, Alice A. Allen. Mary E. Ambler, Elizabeth L. Anderson. Janey P. Anderson. John C. Anderson, Raymond I Arnold, Regina B. Ashmend, Anita Austin, Patsy Bailey. Margaret Baldacci, Paul Balderson, Randal ijh Ballard, Edward Balmanne, Dorothea Baltz. Elizabeth Banks, Jewell Baker, Sue Barrett, Viola Bauserman. John Bayliss, Wyllhart Beale, Lloyd Beard, Frank Beebe, Vernette Bennett. Joe Berkman. Oliver Berry. Calvin Berry, Evelyn Bidwell, Lucille Blackwell. Elizabeth Blair, William Blanke. Ethel Booker. C. L. Bowen. William Bowman, James Bradshaw, Hersey Bradshaw, Wiiber Brame, Mildred Brewington, Norman Broadwater, William Brooks, Sallie Brown, Iva Bruce, Harriett Bryant, Thelma Bunch, Catherine Burgwyn, Bartlett Burgwyn. Frances Burke, Lucille Butler, Everett Butt. Matthew Butte. Clarence Caddy, Herbert Camp. Junius Campbell. Horace Carmichael. W. E. Carter. Ralph Carter. Tunis Carver. Edwina Cassidy. Fred Caulk, Octavia Chambers, John Chandler, Charles Channing. L, C. Chaplin, Margaret Charles, Roy Charnock, C ' alvin Chewning, John Cheynie. Marian Chick. Florence Childress. Peyton Chi-istian. Margaret Christensen. G. Clarke, Alma M. Clarke, Bernard Cleveland, George Colter, Roger Coddington, W. W, Colburn, Edna Cole. Walter Coley, Lenore Collins, Russell Comess, William Cook. Catherine Cooper, John Cook. Clarice CopenhavtT, Charles Coppola. Andrew Cornelius, William Cornick, Frances Costantino, A. E. Cochran, Catherine Cox. Albert Crawford, Lucy Close, Byron Crigler, Frances Crigler, Virginia Crockett, Doris Currier, Jane Curry. Earnest Curtis, Naomi Darden. Frank Davis, Carrie Davis, Bryan Davis, Irwin Davis, Sherman DeBartini. Walter DifHn. Margaret Doran. Raymond Douglas, Betty Duggar. William Dunlap. Elizabeth Dunlap. Mary W. Dunning ton. Robert Early, John Eckstein. Harry Edwards. Rodger Eggleston. Anna Eiohelberger, A ' illiam Ellis. Fendall Ellis, Margaret Ellison. James Elmore, Clarence EnfK ' Ul. Robert Ennis, Alma Epaminontla John Erwin, Elizabeth Etheridge. Julian Everhart, Rosa Farinola, Gerald Farmer, Sally B. Ferguson, Jeter Ferrandini, Ralph Ferrall. William Fink, Joseph Fitch. Mary Flippen, Oliver Fitchett, Margaret Floyd, Fluvana Foley, John Forbes. Mattie Ford, Antonia Foster-, Geraldine Fowler. Harry Frost, William Fuller. Margaret Gay. Pettus Garrard, Clarence Gilbert, Eugene Gilley, James Glascock, Robert Glenn, Channing Goods, Thornton Goodwin, Norvelie Gough, Isabel Graham. Janies Graves. Kenneth Green, Lucy Greenberg. Margaret Griffin, Elizabeth Griffin, Janies Garnett. Robert Garnett, James Habel, James Hailey, Charles Hale, Ethpl Haley. L. J. Haley. Mary Holligan, Dorothy Hall. Cfcil Hall. Irnia Hamilton. Philip Ham mon tree, Gladys Hancock, Corrine Handy, Marion Hargrove, Clare Harris, Garland Harrison, Mildreth Harrison, Marian Hart. Emmett Hawley, BIythe Hay man. Francis Hasseltine. Catherine Haynes. Evelyn Haynie, William Hay ward. Albert Healy, Elliott Hfiidt ' rson. Gertrude Ht-nninn, Ted HigKins, Tliomas iUiks, VVailace Hilder. Lillion Hilliard, Caroline Hogge, Helen Holland. Griffin Holland, Marvin Holmes. Alice Hopkins. Jesse Howard, E. K. Hubbard. Jame. Hudson, William Hugo, Elizabeth Hunt. James Hunter. Katherine Irhy, Robert Iromongar, Batelle James. Thomas Jameson. John M. Johnson. Albert Johnson, Georgia Johnson. Harry Johnson, R. Tor rail Jones, Curie L. Jones, Roberta Jones, Gladys Joyce. Ewell Joyner, Upshur Joyner, William Kahle. Katherint- Katz. Moyer Kaufman, Julius Keay, Roger Kelly, Charles Kelley. Mildred King, Agnes King. Ollie Kirk, Albert Kistler, Hughes Lam, Katherine Land, Kermit Lanford, Carrie Langhorne, Nan Langford, Sam Lawson, William Leach, Edward LeKites. Katherine Levin, Orrin Levy, Cecelia Lewis, Harold I lndsey. Anne Lipman. Rheba Little. Ethel Little. Peyton Larenzen, Helen Lowe, Esther Lucy. James Lukin, Frank LacKinnen. Gord -n Mc Anally, Eugene 137 C O L O N 1 Class of 1931 MttcUonough, Charles McEIroy. Katherine McGinnis, Marparet McKann. Homer MoKown. rhaiiotte McRao, John Maier, Dorothy Mann. Conklin Marshall, MarKarcl Marshall, Philip Massey, Costelle Mayhew. Mary Melfi. Domenick Mears, Hilton Montzer, Mary Miller. Martha Miller, Hilda Miller, I-ucy Moore. Ann Morris, Edward Morton. Lucy Moss. Virginia Mozeleski. Mitchell Mullen, Marian MuUowney, Richard Munden, James Murphy. Jamea C. Murphy. James W. Neale. Evelyn Nelson. Harry Nelson, John Nelson. Virginia Nightengale. David Novitte. Richard Newbill. Hugh New. John Nesselrodt. Maude Ninninger. Mary Niven, Charles Nolde, Rudolph Norton, Paul Noviik, Edward Nuekols. Murif! Nunn, Ethel O ' Brien. Paul Oden ' hal, Sarah O ' Neil. William Orange. Irma Orbach. Sylvia Overstreet, Moult on Padgett, Wej ' mouth Page, Constance Pannill, Robert Parker, Kelvin Parker, Emma Parker, Peggy Parker, William Parsons, Ellen Paxson, B. F. Payne. Carrie Pendleton, Catherine Pendleton. Kenneth Perdue. Lewis Massey, Mildred Matthews, Betty Philips, Alden I ' hillips, Lester Pierce, Blanche pierce, Gibson PIfer, Helen Pitcher, Lout8« Pitt. Charles Poole, Arnold Pope. Thomaa Porter. Chester Porter, Helen Powell. Elizabeth Powell. Walker Powell, Meredith Powell. William J ' retlow. William Powers, Helen Price, Betsy Prillaman, Page Railey, John Rand. James Reeve. Esther Heese, Dorothy Reid. Amy Reinach, Ellis Renshaw, William Rhinestein. Samuel Rhodes. Dorothy Kibble. Alice Richardson. Edith liiciiardson. Haiiii ton Rice. Roy Ricketson, Elliott Riddick, Emmett Riddle. Benjamin Rittenburg. Nathan Rives, Clarence Robertson. Mary Robinson, Lavinia Roach, Edward Rose. Tina Rountree. William Rowe, Edna Ruffln, John Rux. Julian Ryder, Everett Ryland. Elizabeth Salasky, Milton Sandidge, Hobson Sanders, Linda Sergent, Charles Sergent, Marion Scott, William Scully. Jack Seaman, Ruth Sencindiver, Mary Seward. Kathrjn Shepherd, Edgar Shirley, Genie Shoemaker. Joseph Shreves, Melvin Schucker. Louise Shultz, Gladys Siegfiied, John Silverman, Abraham Sindele. Victor Simpson. Edmund Skora. Olga Slater. Mildred Slemp, Lena Slemp. Margaret Slough. Louise Smither. Bettie Smith. Barney Smith, Bula Smith, Earnest Smith, Eleanor Smith. George Smith. Morris SmiUh. Pauline Smith, Russell Smith, Waller Smith, W illiam Snow, Charles SnUler, J. K. Spicer. Bernard Spicer, Herbert Spindle, Fannie Spital, Nellie Stelnback, Joseph Stewart, Herbert Stewart, Robert Stokes, Louise Stone, James Stone, Lois Story, William Stradley, Sherner Strayer. Jack Streeter. Kenneth Stubbs, Archie Suttle, Oscar Swan, Elizabeth Swats, Donald Swem. Earl Swift. Pauline Taylor. Clarence Taylor, Cornelia Sauerbrun, John Saunders, Vincent Savedge, John Savage, James Savage, Martha Thacker, Josephine Thomas. Fred Thomas, James Thomas, Max Thomson, Christine Thompson, Francis Thompson. Ralph Ticer. Ellen Tillage, Robbie Titiev. Matthew Trabold, Vera Trevilian, W. H. Trotter. Leigh Trout, EliEabeth Tudor, Mary Toone. Edwin Vacearrelli, Marie Van Lear. Emily Vaughan, Eleanor Waldon, Richard Wallace, Dorothy Ward, Mary Ward, Sarah Ware, Mary Waring, Martha Wat kins. Vance Watkinson, Alma Way. Elizabeth Webb. Ewell West, John Westbrook, Ruby White, Carolina White. Eddie White. John White, Stephen Whitehurst, Indie Whitlock. Isabclle WhJttemore, Leonard Wiggins Edward Wiley, John Wilkerson. Jr)hn Wilkerson. William Wilkins, John Williams, Francis Williams, Phillip Williams, Raw lings Williams, Louis Williams, Thomas Williams. Virginia Willis. Weston Taylor. Floyd Taylor. Lucius Terrell, Robert Terrell. James Wimbish. Trixie Winn, Agnes Winn, Madeline Withrow, Clara Wood, George Worthington, Jane Wright, Shirley Wyatt, Barbara Wyatte. Genevieve Wynne, Anne Yancey. Florence Yost. Marguerite Zabel. Rudolph Zehmer, Richmond Zeigler, Martha Zenitz. Lillian Spe -ial Students Aniiel, Henri Barnes, Robert Bauserman. R. D. Brugaiia. Isabel Crockett. Paul Dalton, Dewey Da I ton, Tecumseh Entwisle. Willard Fox, Solomon Hudgins. Kenneth Irwin, Mary Keiningham, Thomas Kerbawy, Edward Lampros. George Lane. Emily Lee. Richard Lindsley, Pattle McFarland. Ralph Mrs. Malcolm. Winfred Maxey, Landon Moriarity. George Moseley. Adolphus Murphy. Margaret Porter, Charles Rej ' nolds, James Richardson, Dorothy Rodgers, Arthur Stone. James Swingle, Birdie Trumbley, William Walker, Margaret Watts. Estelle Whitehurst, Edna 138 V-— 1 =( .inj t P FRATERNITIES  i C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO Interfraternity Council Theta Delta Chi V. H. Elliott V. G. Thompson Sigma Nu F. O. Clark n. K. Van Wormer Kappa Alpha W. N. James L. M. Anderson Pi Kappa Alpha Lewis Relcer Charles Easi.ev Lainhdn Chi Alpha A. K Tlrner Fred Finch Siff na Phi Epxilon Wei.hon Thompson Havden Russell kappa Sigma R. W. Roberts R. C. Power Sigma Alpha Epsilon T. G. Burke M. C. Davis Phi Kappa Tau E. P. SiMPKINS Ed Lamberth Phi Alpha Charles Werblow m. b. schwetz Alpha Psi W. B. Bolton John Waters 141 O L O N 1 Tketa Delta Cki Dr. R. C. Voung Fratrks IX Faclltate Dr. W. T. lioonES J. C. Chandler Fratres IN ' Urbe R. P. Wallace J. Wharblrtox Fratres in Collegio William H. Elliot Lowell Avres . . George R. Mapp . Class of ig2S . . Norfolk, Va. Williamsburg. Va. Machipongo, ' a. Kenneth B. Beatt ' . William G. Thompson J. Allan Cooke . . Cape Charles, ' a. . . Norfolk, Va. Petersburg, Va. JuLiEN C. Chase . Robert L. Taylor Milton C. Striblinc Class of 1Q2Q Tarrytown, N. V. Petersburg, Va. Richmond, Va. Thomas R. Varney . W. Carol Brook . William E. Bozarth . Alexandria, ' a. Washington, D. C. Williamsburg, Va. Alton A. McKann F. Sam Wilcox . . Class of 1 9 JO Urbanna, Va. Norwich, Conn. Gene Folliard Milton G. White Carv S. Zehmer . . I ' rbanna, Va. . Salisbury, Va. Newport News, Va. Class (if lijjl Elliott Halev Saluda, ' a. Frank Darden Norfolk, Va. Francis S. Thompson . . . Norfolk, ' a. Charles Chandler . . . Petersburg, Va. Wallace W. Smith .... Norfolk, Va. William L. Scott Sewell Simpson .... Richmond, ' a. Francis Havman . . Princess Anne, Md. Griffith Holland .... Eastville, Va. John Anderson Keyport, . J. Charles Pitt Portsmmith, ' a. Portsmouth, Va. Theta Delta Chi was founded in 1S47 at I ' nion College. The chapter at ' illiani and Mary is the farthest south of all its chapters. Its chapter roll includes 45 chapters, 15 of which are inactive. The Shield, issued quarterly, is the official magazine. 142 COLONIAL ECHO ,.. ■43 L O TsJ 1 Sigma Alpna Epsilon Virginia Kapra Chai ' ter Estahlished 1857 f ' R. TRi:.S I CoI.I.KGlO (J lass ' if iqjS Carlton S. Bell SufFnlk, ' a. Thomas C;. Kurki; .... Cumberland, Md. Melvin ' C. Davis Norfolk, ' a. TiN ' SLEv C. Harrison Hampton, ' a. Class of ig2() Edward S. Evans Williamsburg, Va. David S. Moore Greenville, N. C. James S. Peters Franklin, Va. James M. Robertson Norfolk, ' a. LeRov N. Ober Norfolk, Va. William J. Fields . William G. MacBride Waring Trible . . John B. Bauserman . William P. ' invard Class of l()_ 0 Baltimore, Md. . . York, Pa. Dunnsville, Va. Woodstock, Va. Vinton, ' a. Class of IQJI Everett L. Butler Lynn, Mass. Robert D. Bauserman Woodstock, Va. Philip T. Marshall Newport News, Va. William F. O ' Neil, Jr South Orange, N. J. Edward H. Roche Newport News, ' a. Earl G. Swem, Jr WilliamsburK, ' a. Robert V. W.vikins Norfolk, Va. Stephen G. White Harper ' s Home. Va. The Sigma .Mpha Epsilon fraternity was founded at the ( iiiversity of .Alabama, March gh 1856. From the beg ' niiing it was designed to the national in extent and by the end of the year 1857 seven chapters had been established, the last one in William and Mary. Today the organ- ization has 100 active chapters. The Record is the official publication of the fraternity and appears quarterly. 144 • C O L O N 1 L ECHO ' +5 O L O TsJ 1 Pi Kappa Alpha FrATER IX FacI l.TATIi John Buxton Todd Fratres IX Lriu; B. E. Steel V. L. I.. Smoot J. C. Waller Fratres ix Collegio Class of I (J J 8 R. Gideon- Todd Newport News, Va. WiLLUM C. West Onancock, Va. Lawrence W. I ' Anson Portsmouth, ' a. Louis Ruecer, Jr Richmond, Va. H. G. Parker ' irginia Beach, ' a. Class of 1Q2Q W. S. Beane Kiiig anil Queen Court House, Va. Warfield W. Winn Richmond, Va. Horace Campbell Denbigh, Va. Lowell Hughes Barboursville, Ky. Henerv R. Covington Fort Eustis, Va. A. Monia Williams Williamsburg, Va. Class of ig O Charles A. Easlev Chatham, Va. Jack J. Van Putten HI Fort Eustis, Va. Alton Walrath Fort Plains, N. Y. Class of IQJI Roy R. Charles Newport News, Va. W. H. Cornelius Newport News, Va. Charles Copenhaver Bristol, Tenn. George L. Smith Tabb, Va. James J. Ruffan Henrico, Va. Kenneth Streeter . r West Springfield, Mass. Leonard Whittemore Richmond, Va. Pi Kappa Alpha was founded at the I ' liiversity of Virginia in March, 1868, and has spread throughout the comitry. . ' Vt the present time there arc seventv -nine chapters listed, of which only nine are inactive. The official organ is the S iiiid and Uiaminui, which is i-sucd five times during each college vear. 146 II C O L O Isj 1 L ECHO 1+7 C O L O TvJ 1 K appa AlpK FrATRES in I ' ACl ltatic Jli.i.w Alviv ( rroi.i. Chan ' OI.er, B.A., M.A., PM.n., I.L.n, Edward Moselv Gwathmev, B.A., M.A., Ph.O. Walter Alexander Montgomerv, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Thomas Jefferson Stubbs, B.A., M.A. John Cochran Poole, B.A. Leigh Tucker Jones, B.A. Fratres IN ' Urre Rev. John Bentlev AsHinN nnvEi.L Fratres in Coi.lhgio Craduate Stiuliiit Herbert L. CJanjer, B.A, tJalvcston, Tex. (Urns of J(j28 Lewis M. Anderson . . Cramcrton, N. C. Jacob Henry Frantz, Jr. . . Roanoke, Va. Charles Terry Crosskield, Birmingham, Ala. Wili.ard Newbii.l James . Irvington, ' a. John Branch Green .... Surry, Va. Normah Huff Johnson, Jr., Richmond, ' a. Melvin Howell Tennis, Williamsbnrf;, Va. John Guillet Ayers . Robert Syre Barreit . . Portsmouth, Va. MoFFEiT Hai.ley Bowman . Roanoke, Va. Jethro Meriwether Hurt, Blackstone, ' a. Edgar Coley Garrard (y ass of iij2(j Pungoteague, ' a. Thomas Butie Johnson John Latane Lewis . . McLain T. OTerral . William Joshua Sturgis, South Boston, ' a. Class of 1 9 JO Roger Gregory Colter . . Tunstall, Va. Thomas B. Cooke . Elizabeth City, N. C. John Emmeti ' Early . Charlottesville, ' a. Hawes Thornton Davies, Jr., Manassas, Va. James Jenkyn Davies . . Manassas, Va. Edward M. Bridgeforth Robert Allen Gamble Truly Crali.e Hardy Denham Arthur Kei.sey Henry Hobson Sandidge John Wise Wilkins . . Kenbridge, ' a. Class of igji Gilmerton, ' a. . Bethesda, Md. Richmond, ' a. Nassawadox, ' a. Petersburg, ' a. Blackstone, ' a. . Norfolk, Va. Amherst, Va. Onancock. Va. Bartlett Roper Burcwyn . Jackson, N. C. Albert Edward Cox . Spring Garden, Va. Clarence Knight Garrard, South Boston, ' a. Eugene K. Howard . . . Oxford, N. C. Robert Cannon Irby . . Blackstone, ' a. James William Murphy Robert Samuel Pannii.l Ellioit Perdue . . . Meredith H. Powell . Clarence Tompkins Rives . McKenney, Va. Surry, ' a. Martinsville, ' a. Rocky Mount, Va. Newport News, ' a. Rawlings Baker Williams. Portsmouth, ' a. Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and Lee University in December, 1865, and has extended () er the entire south and into Calitornia. No chapters exist above the Mason-Dixon line. The traternity embraces 6? active chapters and has 13 inactive on its rolls. The official publication is tiie Journal, issued five times each college session. X48 F fOS ffSS C O L O Tsj 1 149 O L O N I Kappa Sigma Nu Chapter Est:lhIi luM Feliriiar ' 26, 1890 Fratri;s in I ' rbe Vernon M. Geddv Edward D. Spencer Van F. Garrett, Jr. Levin W. Lane, III William Person ' Batiiurst D. Peach v George P. Coleman Otis Geddy Fielding Wilson FrATRES IX CoLLEGIO Class of igjiS Raymond C. Powers FoMsbcc, W. Va. Paul L. Everett Holland, ' a. R. Whitfield Roberts Richmond, Va. William R. Richardson Cape Charles, Va. Class of igjg John S. Owen Cluster Springs, Va. D. Conrad Pierce Rectortown, Va. Joseph Wright Kelser, W. Va. Class of IQJO Delmar F. Weaver Somerset, Va. Frederick R. Person Williamsburg, Va. Ned Owen Chase City, Va. Earnest A. S.mith Grundy, Va. Class of 1 03 1 Kirkman Snider Hamptun, ' a. Sherman Stradlev Wilmington, Ilcl. Jack White Long Beach. Cal. William A. J. Bowen Los Angeles, Cal. William R. Pretiow Richmond, Va. The Kappa Sigma Fraternity was fouiuicci at the L ' iii crsity of Virginia December 10, 1869. Its growth has been rapid ;uui tnday its active chapters number I(i2 while its inactive chapters are ig in number. The official organ of the fraternity is The Cailiiinis. published each month tor circulation among the members. 150 C O L O Tsj 1 C O L O TsJ 1 JollV V. Cl.R.VlEXTS [• ' i)u , Ri) C. Macon James R. Addixgton Nathaniel M. Caffee Erroll Dunbar . . John ' B. Hozier . . Sigma Phi Epsilon Virginia Dki.ta Cii aitkr Established 1904 I ' RATRHS IX UrIU; J. HiLLis Miller Fratrhs in Faclltate George W. Reilly Fratrhs in Collegio Class of ig2S . . I.eeshiirg, a. Chari.es H. Russell . . Norfolk, ' a. Harry C. Somers . Maury W. Thompson . . Richmond, Va. Class of ig2g . . Gates City, Va. George P. Porter . . . Norfolk, Va. Joseph N. James . New York City Barton D. Pattie . . Norfolk, Va. Edward A. Smith . Macon C. Sammons . . . Richmond, ' a. Grecnliiish, ' a. Hloxom. ' a. Portsmouth, Va. Dendron, Va. Wynesboro, Va. Farmville. Va. Class of 1930 Irvin Davis Clarksville, Va. Robert S. Doyle .... Mckenny, Va. Leslie Farmer .... Elm City, N. C. Charles M. Hailev .... Ontario, Va. Yelverton O. Kent .... Norfolk, ' a. Leon P. Lewis Norwich, ' a. John A. Nolde Richmond, ' a. Thomas B. Pope . . . Drewrysville, Va. George Schmutz . . . Youngstown, Ohio Davis H. Straugn .... Norfolk, Va. George D. Synon Norfolk, Va. Truman C. Welling . . . Laurel, Md. William S. Vincent . . Edenton, N. C. }L RRY Nelson North, Va. Class of igji James Hunt Oxford, N. C. Charles V. Macdonough . Hrooklinc, Mass. Mitchell Mozeleski Frederick R. Nolde Paul W. Norton . . ' rtiiur G. Rodgers . Camden, N. J. . . Richmond, ' a. Boston, Penii. Washington, D. C Richmond Zeh.mer Elliot G. Ricketson John D. Schully . Melvin Sh reves . . John F. Strayer . Oliver T. Berkman Ai.PHEUs Wilson . McKenn ' , ' a. . New Bedford, Mass. E. McKeesport, Penn. Blnxon, ' a. . . Ne v York City Monaca, Penn. Clarksville, Va. Sijjma I ' lii Kpsilon was touiulcii at Richmond CdlK ' iic (now tlie L nivcisity of Richmoiul ) , in Noxcnibcr, lyoi. At the present time active chapters are located at 54 colleges and universities throughout tlie country and the records show 2 which ha e existed but are now inactive. The quarterly periodical is the Sigma Phi Epsilon journal, which is published in Nebraska. C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO 153 C O L O N 1 L ECHO Si ma Nu Krsii.ox Iota Ciiapter Established December 30, 1921 FrATER in F.ACU I.TATE J. Roy CJeiger Fratres in Coi.i.ecio Class of nj2S FiTZ Ormonb Clarke Church Roails. ' a. William C. Linm Norfnlk, a. Donald K. VanWormer Slingertoii, N. V. Class of 1Q2Q George W. Sver PortMnouth, Va. Edward L. Tooxe Boyton, Va. Class of Hjjo Frank B. Graven Port Washington, N. Y. Tecumseh S. Dalton ' Pulaski, ' a. Dewey W. Dalton Pulaski, Va. Albert Repass Richlands, Va. I. Wancer McGinn West Chester, Pa. Edward Fales ' . Schenectady, X. ■. Stanley Clarke Church Roads, a Class of IQJI Joseph B. Bennett Richinmid, ' a. Edward S. Leach Havana, Cuba Gordon M. McKinnon . ttleboro, Mass. Richard Mullowney Brookline, Mass. CoNKLiN Mann Pocomoke, Md. Charles G. B. Niven Schenectady, N. V. Charles F. Porter Roaiinke, ' a. James W. Re nolds Richmond, a. Everett O. Ryder Pleasantville, N. V. Ralph Farrandini Seattle, Wash. The Sigma N ' u fraternity was foiuKkni at the ' irKinia Militarx Institute Jatuiary 1st, 1869. Since that time it ha t ' ouiui its wax into 105 colleges ami imi ersities, in which all but 13 have lixed. The Delta is flu- official publication of the fr.-itcrnity ami is iiublislu-il i]uarteily. IS4 C O L O N 1 L ECHO K. CdUA a- jet : -oJb . Z 155 C O L O N 1 ECHO Pki Kappa Tau (!ni ii ili Stiii i It WU-I.IAM CuY NeaL Ophelia, ' ri. (, ' I(ISS of igjS James Avres W ' illintnsburK, ' n. Henry Ball navenpnrt, ' a. S. N. Brown Schley, a. E. I.. Lambertu Norfolk, ' a. E. P. SiMKiNS Richmond, Va. Merrill Eason Norfolk, Vi . Class of ujjg W. E. Bloxsom Norfolk, Va. C. C. Brown Schley, Va. B. G. Carter Duffield, Va. John V. Fentress Princess Anne, Va. Jos. B. HORNBARCER Christiansburg, Va. John E. Neal Ophelia, Va. C. L. Simmons Floyd, ' a. (HdSS of ICJJO B. F. Babb, Jr Ivor, Va. Frank L. Fentress Princess Anne, Va. George A. Moriaritv Chateaugay, N. Y. Robert P. Price Martinsville, Va. Julian T. Rux Crewe, Va. Charles Scammon Newport News, Va. Robert E. Stuart Ivor, Va. F. James Wallace Norfolk, ' a. (Jliiss of ujj I William Ferrell Norfolk, Va. James Habel Jetcrsville, Va. Kenneth Hidcins Petersburg, Va. Warren O ' Brien Norfolk, Va. James Rand Amelia, ' a. I ' lii Kappa Tail was touiuicil at Miami I ni i ' rsity in ii of) as a non-( Ircck letter association, but in Mjid, .ilDiif; with the associated oijianizatiinis, adoiited the (ireek phrase. The fraternity can now claim J2 chapters, all nt which are acti e. The Laurel is the official organ and is a qiiarterl} . f .56 C O L O TsJ 1 157 O L O N 1 LamDda Cni Alpna CI (lis II j kjjS A. Z. Williams West Point, Ga. Algernon K. Turner Danville, ' a. Robert E. Beeler, Jr Penninnton Gap, Va. Flovb a. Gessford Washington, D. C. CIdfs of igjg George F. Wilkins, Jr lonK Bottum, W. Va. Fredrick L. Finch, Jr Brnnklyn, N. V. Edward T. Ji ' Stis Chester, Va. J. L. A. Motley Tappahannock, Va. A. D. Farmer News Ferry, Va. Joseph H. Hancock Newport News, ' a. Chester H. MacMillan Moundville, .-Ma. Clnss of 10 JO Robert Arthir, Jr Fort Monroe, ' a. John C. Swanson Danville, ' a. Horace P. Taylor Danville, ' a. Edward M. Parker, Jr Emporia, ' a. Harry C. Paxton, Jr Norfolk, Va. Class of iQJl Julian A. Etheridge Great Bridge, Va. James M. Gili.ey Big Stone Gap. Va. Kennedy Graves WilliamsburK, ' a. Emmett W. Hart RiihmnnH, a. Garland R. Harris Danville, a. Curle Lee Jones Hampton, a. William H. Parker Danville, ' a. B. F. Wilson Paxton Norfolk, Va. Kenneth M. Pendleton St. Brides, Va. Robert V. Terrei.i Buckner, Va. William A. Trombley, Jr Buffalo, N. Y. Calvin Charnock Capeville, Va. James N. Garrett Craddock, Va. Lanibd.i Chi Alpha was founded at Uoston University troiii the Cosmopolitan Law Club in 1909. It is one of the yoimgest fraternities, yet can boast of an unbroken roll of 73 chapters. The Purple, Green and Gold is tlie quarterly publication of the fraternity. C O L O N 1 ( ' Ss uS - ,.ajj 159 ■ v ■ tu ; ' Y C O L O N 1 PKi AlpKa I (JItiss oj I(J2S Norman Gold Rocky Mount, N. C. Class nf igjg S. Charles Werblow Newport News, Va. Louis Rotgin Norfolk, ' a. Max Charnick Harrison, N. J. Samuel Johx Riiinestine New York City Class nf iQjin MOE B. ScHWETZ Portsmouth, Va. William Halpern Norfolk, Va. NoRRis E. Halpern Norfolk, Va. Class of 1 03 1 Harrv Light Long Beach, N. V. Julius Kaufman Long Beach, N. Y. A. E. Silverman Hartford, Conn. S. R. Fox Norfolk, Va. Phi Alplia, a fraternity for Jcwisli students, was fnuruled in October, 1914, at (leorge W ' ashingtnn l ' niversit ' . The chapter roll for the fraternity numbers 17. The official publication, Phi Alpha, is a quarterly. 160 COLONIAL ECHO i«i C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO Alpka Psi Fr. ti;r IX I RUE Rav p. KmvARDS Richard I.ke Morton ' Fratrls in Fall I.TATE J. n. CARn;R (Seorge E. Gregory FratrI ' S i C()1,i.i:gu) (J lass ij iqjS J. Logan Hudson Norfolk, Va. William B. Bolton Fr es, ' a. Manlev T. Mallard Norfolk. ' a. John S. Hines Ivor, ' a. Class of l(JJij Granville Gresham Newport News, Va. LoYD H. Williams Norfolk, Va. Clyde Thorpe Williamsburg, Va. Alvah M. Henley Norfolk, V ' a. Maxwell Lanier Williamsburg, Va. Irving Lane Newport News, Va. J. M. Richardson Churchland. Va. J. Hugh Nelson Nc vport News, ' a. Class of n) i William Savedge Modest Town, Va. John H. Waters Portsmouth, Va. James G. Van Ausdale Williamsburg, Va. John F. Ward Norfolk, Va. Class of lOJI J. H. Oeibert Norfolk, Va. John L. Wiley Portsmouth, Va. Robert F. Enfield Bedford, Peiui. L. R. Edwards Franklin, a. J. Richard Railey Newsoms, Va. William F. Rountree Portsmouth, Va. A. G. MosELEY, Jk Newport News, ' a. W. G. Padceit Newport News, Va. Sherman Davis Hopeville, Va. Alplia Psi is a local fraternity organizcJ at William and I Iar in XoNcmbcr, iq2l. 1 ifii C O L O Tsj 1 L ECHO 163 p rc ffss Vi fifB£ ? O L O TsJ 1 CKi Omega SoRORKS IX Coi.i.rGii) (.ii ' ddlliili StIlJi lit Lucv MoRCAX Danville, ' a. (. ' lass ijf UjjS Christine Lantz Deland, Fla. JiLiA Saunders Chester, Va. Frances Shephero Chester, Va. Madolin Waltox Woodstock, ' a. Laura Whitehead Chatham, Va. Frances Lewis Des Moins, Io va Cltiss of iQ g Frances Saunders Newport News, Va. Rebecca Bail Roanoke, Va. Katherine Harvevcutter Roanoke, Va. ClllSS II j (Jjll Elsie Beebee Lewis, Pel. Susan Carpenter Richmond, Va. Florence Dabnev Lynchburg, Va. Edith Dodd Montclair, Va. Sara Ann Everett Holland, Va. Louise James Washington. D. C. Alice L ' rquhart Norfolk, Va. Marv Grace Trout Roanoke, Va. Margaret H .i Washington, D. C. Nan Langhorne Smithfield, Va. Marv Nininger Norfolk, Va. C diS of Itjjl Elizabeth Trout Roanoke, ' a. Lois Stone Newport News, Va. Elizabeth Baltz Washington. O. C. Sara Lee Odendhai Norfolk, ' a. Jane Worthington Baltimore, Md. Margaret Bailey ' ilmington, Del. I Chi Omega was organized at the Lni eisit ot Arkansas in 1895. It has the largest chapter roll among the sororities, claiming 76 acti e cliapters and only tour that are inactive. The Eleusis is the official journal of the sorority and is issued quarterly. 164 C O L O Tsl 1 L ECHO 165 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO Kappa Alpha Theta SoRORES ly CoLi.ncio (lldSS of J(JjS Elizabeth Diike Pnrtsmnuth, Va. Lois Evans Miami, Fla. Dorothy Farkar Farmville, Va. Virginia Fi.ovr Lynn, Mass. Florence Harrington Des Moines, Iowa Helcn Hostetler Des Moines, lo«a RiTH James Richmond, ' a. Marv Kibble Richmond, Va. Class of igzQ Phyllis Logan Norfolk, Va. Ernestine Renn Portsmouth, Va. Elizabeth Sexton Bluefield, W. Va. Lois Wilson City Point, a. Class of igjo Virginia Tlirman Atlanta, Ga. Class of IQJI Elizabeth Ambler Warrenton, Ta. Viola Barrett Alexandria, Va. Helen Bristow Oklahoma City, Okia Lucille Burke Owensboro, Ky. Dorothy Boone Roanoke, Va. Irma Hall Onancock, ' a. Esther Lowe State College, Pa. Katherine Hunter Whaleyville, Va. Peggie Parker Norfolk, ' a. Jane St. Clair Bluefield, W. Va. Betit St. Clair Bluefield, V. Va. Florence Yancey . , Marion, N. C. Kappa Alpha Theta was founded at De Pauvv Unixcisity in 18711 and has the distinction of beinf; the first sorority to bear a Crieek letter name and to have principles akin to the men ' s fraternity. It has 53 active and 1 i inactive chapters today. The publication of the sorority is the Kappa Alpha Theta. 166 fe COLOTsJlAL ECHO rjr -. ' ltf j« . ' .mr ri !■■ 1 . -i .■  ,-.Ji_. .67 C O L O TnJ 1 Kappa Kappa Gamma SoRORES IN UrRE Mrs. II. E. P, rker Mrs. W. F. Bozarih SoRORES IN CoLLEGIO Class of 1Q S Alice Ciievvmnc Orange, Va. Virginia Farinholt West Point, Va. Frances Thomson ' Goode, Va. Class (if jgjg Elizabeth Duke Roanoke, Va. ViRciN ' iA Harper Roanoke, Va. P.ACE ' aughn ' Roanoke, Va. Margaret Venable Roanoke, Va. Mar.iorie Harris Washington, D. C. Katherine Rhodes Middletown, ' a. Charlotte Sanford Newport News, ' a. Class of 1 9 JO Constance Jamieson New York City Lois Lacy Richmond, Va. Dorothy Lancford Princess Anne, Md. Elizabeth ' aiden Newport News, Va. Class of KJJI Virginia .Alexander Abington, Va. Eva Atkinson ' Washington, D. C. Marian Cheyne Hampton, ' a. Betty Douglas Cleveland, Ohio Marion Handy Crisfield, Md. Clare Hargrove New Haven, Conn. Anne Lindsey Richmond, Va. Virginia Nelson Norfolk, Va. Dorothy Rhodes Middletown, Va. Christine Thomson Goode, Va. Kajipa Kappa (]aninia made its piihlic appearand ' at .Monmouth College in 1.S70 and immediately began to expand into other universities and colleges of the country until today there are 63 chapters listed on the rolls, ( f these, however, nine are inactive. The Key is the journal of the sorority and is subscribed to for life by each new initiate. 168 COLONIAL ECHO 169 C O L O N I Pi Beta Pki « SoRORKS IX UrBE Ai.icK Person Chrisjine Henderson SORORFS IX COI.I.KGIO diiss (jf ig28 Marjorik I.ACV Scottsburg, Va. Grace Miller Dallas, Texas Hazel Salinders South Hill, ' a. Elizabeth Smith Suffolk, Va. CJass of ig2Q Polly Hines Washington, D. C. Lucille Parker Roanoke, a. Betsy Price Mariinton, V. ' a. Virginia Smith Capron, Va. Anne Trent Portsmouth, Va. Suzanne Wheeler DcWitt, Iowa Cltiss of 10 JO Virginia Ford Washington, D. C. Kathryn Glenn ' Norfolk, ' a. Frances Griffin Norfolk, ' a. Betsy Ross Nickolson Churchland, ' a. Virginia Paul Spring Lake, N. J. Lenore Schofield Hampton, ' a. Harriet Smith Ashland. Va. Lucy Pilcher Petersburg, ' a. Cl iss of jgji Margaret Fuller Whitcvillc. N. C. F.lizareth Griffin ' Norfolk, Va. Katherine Hasseltine Fortre is Monroe, Va. Louise Pilcher Petersburg, Va. Helen Porter Virginia Beach, Va. Mary Lewis Mavhew Roanoke, Va. Ruth Miller Dallas, Texas Dorothy Reese Norfolk, Va. Pi Beta Phi is tlK- olilest soiorit and is second in tlie luiniber of chapters in exist- ence. It was founded at Momiiotith College in uSfii and between that time and now has established chapters in Si i institutions. All but nine of these have li eil. The (luarterly journal is calleii the Arrow. I 170 O L O TnJ 1 Pki Mu SoRORKS IX Col.I.HC.IO i C.ldss of IQ2S CtNF. Mli.RS Crisfield, Md. Edna Sphi.er I.uray, ' a. Marcarkt Sweeney Richmond, Va. Ediih VVu.KlKS Sail Antonio, Texas CJass of 1QJ(J W i Li.FiARi Havlis Columbia, S. C. Marion Honniwell Harbortoii, Va. Nancy Hurke Hampton, Va. Helen Johnson Franklin, Va. Ruth Jones Franklin, a. Marion Lanninc Pennington, N. J. ( Idss of igjo Sai.i. Byri) Farmer Jetersville, Va. Alice Harwood Appomatox, Va. Evelyn Sieele Tazewell, ' a. Eleanor Williamson Vivian, W. Va. CJenevieve Wyatt White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Class of KJJI Virginia Huston Tazewell, ' a. Margaret Joerissen Freeport, Long Island Gene King Uelle Haven, Va. Elizabeth Sincindiver Martinsburg, W. Xa. Martha Savedce Franklin, Va. Dorothy Smither Newport News, Va. Barbara Wyatt Hampton, Va. Phi Mu was an outsiiowth of a local society at Veskyan Collcsje in lSs2- In 1904 the name was clianfied to Phi Mu and expansion begun. At present there are 48 active am! 7 inactive chapters on their rolls. The (luarterly Aglaia is the official publication. 172 C O L O Tsj 1 L ECHO C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO Alpha Chi Omega SoRoRKs IX Facii.iate Kaiiit.krn- Ai.sop Ai.tua Hunt SoROREs IX Ci)i.ij;c,i() ( Ims of iqjS Noma Fiqia Radford, ' a. Phyllis Hughes West Point, a. Marcarrt Howie Norfolk, ' a. rATHAKlNE Carter Richmond, ' a. (!l iss of ig Q Ruth Andrews Philadelphia, Penn. Rhoda Fry Highland Sprinf;v, ' a. ViRGiN ' iA Hull Durbin, W. ' a. ViRniMA Melton Fredricksburg, a. Virginia Gouldman Fredricksburg, Va. Mary K. Quick Winchester, Va. Camilla Kellar West Pont, ' a. Mary Morrison Albion, Mich. Catherine Reynolds Danville, Va. Class of 1( 30 Martha C resham Newport News, ' a. Lelia Jackson . Atlanta, Ga. . DeEtie Jones Atlanta, Ga. Margaret Johnson Norfolk, Va. Merilla Hicks Granville, N. V. Gene Rountree Suffolk, ' a. V ' tRNETTE Beebe Norfolk, . . Clf ' :s (f KJJI Elenor Smith Washington, IX C. Elizabeth .Ai.i.en King and Queen, ' a. Isabel (Jouch Haltlmore, Md. Alpha Chi Onifjia v,is tnuiidcd at Dc Pauw L ' nivcTsity in 1H85. The chapter roll Hichules 47 active chapters with 110 niactive ones. 1 he I. re is the official or.ijan and a|ipears tour times each s;ssion. 17+ C O L O Tsj 1 ECHO •r i V rL.- 175 Delta CKi Delta (Urns of kjjS Martha Claiborne Ashland, Va. Martha L. Hale Klk Creek, Va. Rose M. Flanxery Portsmouth, Va. Elizabeth Nicholas . Daytoo, Ohio Georgia Sherry Richmond, a. (Jltiss of igjg Inez Baker . . . Fraxces M. Ford . France Lord . . Mary Mathew ViRciMA Nicholas MAR (I. RiDEOUT Marion Harrisox Elizabeth Huff Esther Reeve (Jl iss of 1 9 JO Cartersville, ' a. Cartersville, ' a. Newport News, ' a. Portsmouth, ' a. Dayton, Ohio . . Roanoke, ' a. . Richmoiul, ' a. . . Norfolk, Va. Philadelphia, Penn. C iisi of IijJI Margaret Ellis ... Ashland, ' a. Blanche Wood Pierce . Windsor, N. C. Delta Chi Delta is a local soicrity organized at Villia l and Mary in 1927. 176 i C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO 177 C O L O N 1 L ECHO Mks. IIOKACt C ' romkr C ii AlpK Patron nssES LuLiLi.F. Foster Elizabfth T. Mm.ks ' .7c(,v.v of hjjS EriA C ' l.KMMNTS LfC Ihlll, ' ;l. Naomi Clements Lee Hall, a. Katherine Fitzsimmons Zclieiuipe, Peiiii. AwiE KozARTii WilUamslnjrK, Va. Katiphrint ' roppiNC Ne vpnrt News, ' a. (JliISS of JiJJQ AcxES Urittikciiam MlLnRKl) Maitlam) Muriel Johnson Genevieve Hoffman Sarah Pe n . . Helen H. Osmond WachapraKiie, ' a. .... Kra, Va. White Plains, N. V. White Plains, N. V. Roanoke, Va. HerkU ' Springs, W. ' a. (JIdiS of IQJf) Grace Hallard Exmore, Va. Licv Mae Hoswei.l PetersbiirK, Va. Elizabeth I.amfr Petersbiirn, ' a. (JItns (if IIJ3I Mary Ehhar Richinoml, ' a. Evelyn Haines Chester, ' a. Marlw Mullen Adena, Ohio Katih:ri e Cothran Lockpnrt, N. ' . Carolyn Wiihe Scottsville, Va. Celeste Winn Victoria, Va. Agness Winn Victoria, Va. Alma Watkinson Greenbrush, ' a. Edith Richardson Portsmouth, ' a. Irma Adams Formosa, ' a. Margaret Diffen New York City Chi AlplLT is :i Ideal sortn ' ity oi L;ani cil at ' illiain ami Mar - in i ' )27. 178 COLOTsJlAL ECHO ' 79 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO Kappa .Itplia TlirUi Lois Wilsox Virginia Floyd Phi Mu Nancv Burke HfI.EX lOHN ' SON Pan-Hellenic Council Pi II, la Phi Marjorie Lacy Polly Hixes Kappa Kappa Gamma Margaret Venable Frances Thomson Delia Chi Delia Mary G. Ridegut Georgia Sherry Chi .Itpha Sarah Penn Katherine Topping Chi Omeija Laura Whitehead Florence Saunders Alpha Chi Omega Katherine Carter Noma Fuqua I So t ' - Clubs and Honorar)? Fraternities C O L O M I The F. H, C. Society (The Khit llnl Club) Mi;imki;r.s Or. V. a. Hamilion- Or. L. C. Lisdsi.kv Or. R. C. Young IIr. V. a. Montgomery Herbert Ganter C EORGE ReILLV John Todd Joseph Chaxdler John Bentley Alan Cook William Linn William West Donald Van Wormer Nathan Caffee James Robertson Warfield Wins ' Kenneth Heatty Lawrence I ' Anson The Hat Hat Club is the oldest living college organization in America, having been founded at the College of Villianl and Mary on November ii, 1751 ' . thus antedating the Phi Beta Kappa Society by twenty-six years. On its rolls may be found the names of Jeflerson and others of the college ' s famous alumni, ircluding th. ' long list of notables in the Spotsuood Club of Old Virginia. In spite of all efforts to attract tlie Society into other colleges, it has consistently maintained a pclic which is opposed to expansion, preferring to remain local and retain its tradition. 182 COLOTsJlAL ECHO ■ S ' , O L O N I micron Delta K appa Dr. J. A. C. Cham)1.i;k Dr. R. I.. Morton Or. J. n. Carter Dr. W. a. Hamiliox Dr. J. R. Geiger Dr. E. G. Swem Dr. O. V. Davis Dr. W. T. Hodges Mr. a. G. ' ViLLiAMS J. Wilder Tasker John Todd George Reilly Mi;.MBHRS Herrert Gan ' ter Arthur Matsu M. C. Davis A. K. Turner D. K. Van Wormer J. A. Cook H. Chris Somers K. B. Beattv J. M. Eason W. H. Elliott L. W. I ' Anson E. T. Justis V. M. Linn E. Carlton Macon VV. G. Thompson James Robertson M. Wei.don Thompson I ' pTON B. Thomas John B. Green W. N. James F. O. Clarke T. G. Burke E. P. Simpkins N. M. Caffee W. B. Bolton Omicron I elta Kaiipa was toundi-il at Washinfitnn and Lcl- I ni eisity in Decem- ber, 1914. The Eta Circle was established at the College of William and Mary in 1 92 1. It recognizes eminence in all forms of college activities and has for its purpose the bringing together of the campus leaders for the general good of the institution in one body. It is recognized as one of the highest honors that can be given an undergraduate student, because of the ideals and standards which it holds. 184 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO .85 C O L O N 1 Ok. J. Lessl[k Hai.l Dr. V. a. Montcomerv WiLLARD N. James D. K. Van Wormer Nathan- M. Cafiee Herbert L. Ganter Sigma Upsilon Gordon Hope Chapter Established 1914 Fratr::s in Faci ltate I)k. W. a. Hamilton Hk. I. R. CiEIGER FrATRHS IN ' CoLLIfCilO Ceorce VV. REII.L Marion Nollev John B. Green Robert Barrett HovD Carter Mr. tl. H. c;ei.sinchr Mr. CiLenvvood Clark J. J. Van Putten Edwaro Fales WiLLLMn Vincent Norman Patterson Sifjina Upslloii, an Imruirary litrrary fraternity, was tciuncicd in 1906 liy the uiiiim of tour local literary groups in various southern colleges. It grants membership priniarilv on abilitv and interest in literature and usually elects twice a year from the members of the three upper classes, Sigma Upsilon was the third honorary traternit on the campus of William ami Marv, having been organized here in i )i4. It was preceded by the 1 ' . H. C. Society and In I ' hi Beta Kappa. O L O TsJ 1 Phi Delta Gamma Dk. W. a. Hamilton Or. K. J. Hoke Or. J. G. Pollard Dr. V. a. R. Gonimiv Dr. R. L. Morton Dr. G. V. Spichr Prof H. C. Krf.bs George W. Reillv H. Chris Somers Mkmbkrs M. Weldon ' I ' hompson Robert S. Barreit Truman Whiting Nathan M. Cafkee A. Earle Garr ' I r Lawrence N. Morscher c;oRr)ON E. Campbell C. H. Russell P owARf) H. Hmt. Charles M. Hailev D. Arthur Kelsev WiLLUM H. Elliott A. P. Henderson Wh.lard N. James Edwin I.amberth Randolph Vaiden R. R. Jones W. B. Bolton Samuel G. Staples The prnfe sinn:il fcreiuic {raterr.ity of Phi Delta Gamma was founded in 192+ to foster interest in literary viirk, debating, and dramaturgy. This, William and Mar; Chapter, was one of the original chapters and has steadily grown !ii influence on this campus bv stimulating intersociety rather than interccllegia ' .e forensics ?ince its founding. It invites inquiry on and constructive criliii ' m uf all branches of forensics through its o.ficial organ, The Literary Scroll. C O L O N 1 L ECHO Alpha Kappa Psi Dr. V. a. Hamilton Prof. Gibbs M. C. Striblinc W. G. Thompson George Mapp Joe Hornbarcer James Robertson E. Armstrong Smith Omega Chapter Members Joseph James C. Havden Russell Arthur Matsu James Addikcton F. A. Gessford Robert Beeler E. Carlton Macon Cjarland Johnson James Kellev Dave Moore Arthur Nolde A. D. Yeary W. J. Blackwell Lowell Avers Terry Crossfielo J. H. DlEBERT Alpha Kappa Psi is a professional commercial fraternity that limits its membership to stu- dents who are seeking a degree in business. It was the first national fraternity of its kind and was the first to admit students of evening college classes. The Omega Chapter was founded here in 1921 and has kept pace with the growth of the School of Business Administration, until it has become one of the strongest honorary organiza- tions on the campus. igg c o L O N 1 E C H — t ' T K I..Q .. Pi Gamma Mu Fouiuleii i(;2-).; NirKinia Alpha establi Members Kathleen- Ai.sop Joseph E hed 1924 . Roue J. A. C. Chandler Elizabeth Schmucker Joseph R. C5eicer Earl G. SWEM M. G. H. Gelsinger John B. TODI) W. A. R. Goodwin Paul A. Warren- George E. Gregory Roscoe Conklin Volnc Chaxning M. Hall Herbert L. Ganter Emily M. Hall William J. Hocan John Lesslie Hall Elizabeth Saunders William A. Hamilton Lucille Foster William T. Hodges Kremer J. Hoke David J. King George W. Reilly E. P. SiMPKIKS Elizabeth Gordon Norma Dorax Wayne F. Gibbs Pi Gamma Mu is a social science honor society which was founded December I, 1924, for the purpose of securing: co-opcratinn in the study of social problems. Virginia Alpha Chapter has been on the campus since the year of its founding. It is open only to members of the graduating class, from which canch ' dates are picked by the various department heads. 1S9 O L O N 1 C H O Or. n. V Or. W. .a Dr. R. c; Dr. V. C Dr. p. . . Chi Beta Phi Bkta CiiArn-.R Established 1921 Honor. R Mk.miu.rs n WIS Dr. J. E. RowE Hamii.ton Dr. R. C. oi vn RoBR Dr. . . W. Dkakixg tu R. A. Wi BOR F. W ' akrin J. C). Jantz Ma.1. {). Di Carkk AcTiN I Capt. r. p. Waish Capi. 11. R. Hkhrenb Capt. Arnesorim Capt. D. V. Ci.earv Lieut. Artiiir I.averv R. c;. lc)i)i) A. K. TlKVER I.OGAN IILDSOV H. C. Sn.MERS Maxi.ev Mai i.ARi) CoxRAi) Pierce Mimmi:r.s CKORCE V. Wll KINS M. W ' li.noN Thompson- Naihan M. Cakfee Archer D. Farmer Walter A. Porter Edward T. Jlstis I1 SK Crici.er Chi Hcta Phi is a nat ' .oDal scicntitic tratcrnity finiiHlcil in 1916, at Randnlph-Mainii College. Its purpose is the promotion of interests in the siicnecs. To be eligible tor membership one must have h() n a markecl interest in science. 190 C O L O TnJ 1 L ECHO Theta Chi Delta Alpha I ' iif.ta Ciiaptkk HON ' ORARY Dr. R. G. Robb Dr. A. W. Dearisc Dr. W. G. Guv Dr. W. A. Ha.milton Capt. Thomas F. Wai.sh H. M. HLAsn Thomas H. Chrishh F. S. Finch Jack C5rizzari James Harrisom EovvARii Hh.i, Active J. B. HOZIER E. T. Jlstis Henrv Keister Manlev Mallard WiLLLAM Meivin V. A. Porter H. C. Smith Hugh O. Stalev R. G. Todd A. K. Turner Wakheli) Winn I ' heta Chi Delta, hniiorarx cht-niical trateriiit , was loiindeil in 1921 at Lombard College. Membership comes as a reward for high scholarship and unusual merit in the ilepartment of chemistry. The Alpha Theta Chapter, at the College of William and Mary, has in the past given an annual chemical exhibit to which the whole student body is invited. This chapter has been very active in aiding the department of chemistry. 191 L O TnJ 1 n I Dr. W. a. Hamilton- Dr. J. A. Chandler Dr. V. T. Hodges W. G. Neal H. C. SOMERS G. M. NOLLEV J. L. Hudson W. B. Bolton Kappa Phi Kappa O.MiCROX Chapter S. N. Brown R. N. Gladding E. P. SiMPKiNS, Jr. M. W. Thompson Mr. H. C. Krebs Mr. C. M. Faithful Mr. John Boyton Todd Henry Ball James Gaskins, Jr. S. A. Ozlin B. D. P.ATTIE C. H. Russell J. L. A. Motley W. A. Porter W. B. Atkisson R. R. Poole As a result of the remarkable growth of the Department of Education here, Kappa Phi Kappa established a chapter at the College in 1925. The fraternity is a national professional educational society, which is open to all white male students who are taking, or have taken, courses in the Department of Education. Membership is not limited to undergraduate students, but is attainable by both graduates and faculty members. The chapter here on the campus is recognized as one of the best organizations here. 192 C O L O TsJ I WML M kk 9 ■ wp. Capt. Hexry R. Behrens Lieut. Edward C. Cowev W.vi. B. Atkisso ' Nathax M. Caffee Henry Crigler Raymond Driscoll Si ma Pi Sigma Honorary Physics Fraternity Sigma Zeta Chapter Honorary Members Dr. W. a. Hamilton Dr. W. a. Merrymo j Active Members T. B. Hall A. M. Henley John B. Hozier LocAv Hudson Capt. Thomas P. Walsh Dr. R. C. Young j. l. johxsov Edward T. Justis Stanley Powell J. R. Jones Sigma Pi Sigma has not yet been on the campus a year as a national organization, having existed prior to June, 1927, as the Phi Delta, local honorary physics fraternity. Sigma Pi Sigma has the distinction of being the only national physics fraternity in the country. In spite of its extreme youth it is already proving itself a virile and healthy organization. Eligibility rules require a student to be taking an advanced course in physics anil to be making a grade that is above the average. This group of men has always been interested in the Department of Physics here and co-operates with it on all occasions. 193 ill C O L O N 1 f Beta Alpha Psi Kappa Chapter Honorary Members Hk. W. a. IlAvni.ioN VAV r F. Oirbs ( ' . A. Fk xf:i.i. StL DENT Mk.MHERS W. G. Thompson W. J. Bi.ackwell CIkorcf. T. MoRKcncK Beta Alpha Psi, organizt-d at the Inix-ersity ot Illinois in I ' ehrnary, 1919, is a national professional accountinK fraternity, uhich has as its purpose the fostering of the ideal of service in accountancy, the acting as a medium between professional men, instructors, students, and any others who are ii-.terrsted in airounting, the eiirour.igiiiK of high moral, scholastic, and professional standards in its members, and the developing of cordial intercourse among its members and the members of the profession. It is oid open to stuilents who are taking account- ing with a view of making it their profession. ' 9+ I C O L O N 1 L ECHO WVO AlpKa Club Frances Gordox Pace Drinker Marjorie Lacv Ruth James Elizabeth Lam BiLLiE Shelton H()X()RAR Mi;.MlilTRS Dr. Grace Lanorum Miss Hei.ek F. Weeks The Alpha Cluh was established at ilh;mi and .Mary se eial years afro to serve as a niediuin tlirough which the leaders of the girls ' student body misiht discuss the problems controntinjj them. It recoj nizes pre-eminence in the arious fields of campus acti ity and brings the leaders into close touch with each other. .Membership is restricted to seniors ami is the hiiihest underjrraduate honor that a woman can obtain. ' 95 it! C O L O TsJ 1 ' Editk Baer Club Facl I.TV Mk.mbers Miss Leone Reaves Miss Martha Holliday Miss Lillian Cummincs Mrs. H. M. Stryker Officers Katherixe Rhodes President Katherine Watson Vice-President Alice Crutchfield Secretary Madoline Watson Treasurer Phyllis Hughes . . Chairman of Program Committee Eliza Hunter .... Chairman of Ways and Means Members Dorothy Chalkley Elna Spitler Pauline Cocle Willow Satterfield Alice Crutchfield Christine Lautz Page Drinker Katherine Watson Dorothy Farrar Madoline Watson Phyllis Hughes Eliza Hunter Grace Miller Elizabeth Duke Margaret Murray Mildred Dudley Julia Sanders Katherine Rhodes The Edith Baer Chib, foundcii in honor of a former profe.s.sor here, devotes its time to the study of home economics and related subjects. With a well-defined program the Club, by means of lectures and study programs, furthers the science of home economics in a sjstematic and intelligent way. 196 C O L O N 1 L ECHO 197 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO Chi Delta Phi ' ii,i.iAM Axi) M. R • Chapter Marjorih Lacv Harriette Smith Hannah Margolis De Ette Jones CONSIANCE JamIESON Edith Dodd Frances Lewis Peccv Ninincer Edith Rich vrdsos I ' Chi Delta Phi was founded at the liiiveisity nf Tennessee in 1919 and ihc Theta Chapter was estahlishcd here in 1922. Its purpose is to form a body of women, who by their interest in literature and by their influence will uphold the highest ideals of a liberal education. It corresponds to the Sigma I ' psilon literary fraternity in its purpose and ideals, its founding having been agitated by a former national secretary of the Sigma I ' psilon fratern ' .ty. 198 C O L O TsJ 1 Sigma Delta Psi E. C. Masox E. T. JusTis Y. O. Kent M. C. Davis A. A. Matsl Si ina Delta P i, establi he(l at the I ' niversity of Indiana in 1912, has as its object the encouragement of moral, physical and mental development among college students. To become eligible a student must meet certain standards in different events that make its mem- bership a co eted prize. ) ' ) w L O N 1 Los Quixotescos Faculty Dr. E. C. Branchi Dr. E. G. Svvem Dr. a. G. Williams Active Me.mbers Isabel Brucada President Kitty Topping Secretary Gerald Callis Treasurer Eleanor Calkins Frank Glenn Gerald Callis Margaret Hall Lois Evans Virginia Harper NoRRis Halpern DeEtte Jones William Halpern Carlton Macon Joseph Hancock Helen Moffett Pauline Hines Ruth Miller Margaret Howie William Munsey Alice Kerr H. A. Newland Phyllis Logan Elizabeth Nicholas May Reilly Louise Pilcher Louis Rotgin Lucy Pilcher Mary Thomas Meta Richardson Kim- Topping Elizabeth Saunders Charles Armentrout James Savage Lucy Boswell Charles Scammon Dorothy Bundy Connie Sheren Anne Cociappa Al Turner Susan Carpenter Elizabeth Vaiden Allan Cook Eleanor Vaughn Catherine Cothran Alene Walker Virginia Ford Emma Waring Randolph Gladding aoo C O L O N I C O L O ISJ 1 ECHO _ ,_ . r The Wythe Law Club Founded in 1921. H. C. SoMKRS Chantitlor R. ( ' . PowKR riii-Chiiiiiillor CJKORGE MORIARTV Cli ' ll ' F. (). Cl.ARKE Ulliliff Ok. V. a. Hamii.ion . . . Faailly IJ-visti Mf.mmkrs Dr. W. W. WooDBRiDGE Dr. (J. W. Spicer Dr. J. A. C. CHANniER Dr. J. R. CIeiger Dr. J. c;. Poi.i.AKi) Mk. C;. W. Riii.lv L. M. Ober J. L. Lewis C. H. Russell M. B. Swetz C. C. Cami ' Ret.l L. B. Maxev H. SciiEi 202 • O L O N 1 The Clayton-Grimes Biology Club Mrs. D. W. Davis Honorary Members Mrs. a. F. Doi.loff Mrs. p. a. Warren- Officers First Term W. A. Porter Presidint Georgia Sherry I ' ice-PrcsiJenl Hannah Margoi.is Secrrtary Lawrence Morscher Treasurer Secrjtid fenn W. A. Porter President Margaret Bilisoly .... lice-President Hannah Margoi.is Secretary Lawrence Morscher Treasurer Arnold Motley, Chairman of Program Committee Margaret Bilisoly, Chairman of Refreshment Committee Margaret Bilisoly Margreta Blume Thomas H. Christie C. E. Clevenger G. C. Cox Martha Claiborne Ma. ' Charnick Dr. D. W. Davis Francis Gordon Randolph Gladding C. E. Glenn E. H. Hill C. P. Jones Mary E. Johnston Nancy Johnston Roy Johnson Katherine Kahle George Lampros Hannah Marcolis Lawrence Morscher Arnold Motley Rose Molntcastle Gladys Omohundro W. A. Porter L. N. Prince 203 Bernard Rabinowitz Ester Reeve H. M. Sanger Doris Rathein Georgia Sherry H. C. Smith Hugh Staley George Schmutz Zelda Swartz John Tlrley Robert Terrell (iEORGE Watts Dr. p. . Warren I n C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO f,j. Delta Mu Chi FoLiiuled ill 1926 Gessford, Floyd morecock, g. t. Mallard, Manlev Ober, L. M. Thompson, M. W. Price, Robert Caffee, N. M. Harlev, C. M. Striblinc, Mit O ' Briev, Warren- Avers, J. G. Delta Mu Chi is a social organization on the campus vhose purpose is the strengthening of the bonds existing between those students who are already members of the Order of DeMolay. Membership has no class distinction and no require- ments other tTian membership in the DeMolays, 204 C O L O Tsj Eta Sigma Phi Classical Fraternity Officers Elizabeth SALsneRS PresiJent Alice Kerr Secretary E. P. SiMPKlNS Treasurer Gladys Callkins, Faeully Member Members Doris Rathei.s Milda Cohex Makiam Silberger Louise Rice Eliza George Sam Wilcox Mary Fleet Melba Gravely Nancy Ward BiLLiE Sheltox • Edith Hollovvell Frances Ford Etta Clements Sarah Hlches Jeanette Ward Katherine Topping Associate Members Dr. W. a. Montgomery Dr. M. G. A. CJelsinger Dr. E. G. Swem Mr. A. G. Williams 205 i ' O L O TM I C H O I Kappa Delta Pi Founded at University of Illinois, 191 1 National Honorarv Educational Fraternity Faclltv Dr. J. A. C. Chandler Dr. W. T. Hodges Miss Helek M ' eeks Miss M.arth.a Barksdale May Reili.y Norma Doran Thelma STIVS ' ETT F.i.izABE-ni Saunders Ai.ENE Walker Louise Rice Mildred Liebrecht Active Members Frances Lord Havden Gwalthnev Frances Ford Melba (Jravelv Mary Land LuciLE Foster EuLAH Massev Catherine Carter Margaret Howie Doris Rathiene Henry Crigler William Bolton Raymond Driscall Henry Ball Harold Nevvland Weldon Thompson Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary educational fraternity for juniors and seniors «lio have a grade above the average and have completed some work in education. Its distinguishing feature is that it has a Laureate Chapter composed of leading educators throughout the country. On this campus it forms an interested professional group in one of the largest departments of the College. 206 O L O N 1 Art Club Virginia Floyd Elsie West . . President J ' ice-President Henry Ball .... Mary Wall Christian Treasurer Secretary Kitty- Harveycltter Catherine Randolph Elizabeth Dlke Ar.mada Clark Mrs. R. L. Morton Jane Worthincton Mrs. Guv Dr. Gly Mrs. K. J. Hoke Elizabeth Ambler Mary Ribble Mrs. E. G. Swe.m Dr. Goodwin Miss Hayes Miss Goodwin Margaret Morris Miss Johnson Miss Sellevold Lois Evans Anne Bozarth Margaret Murray Eleanor Ford Mrs. L. W. Lane Dr. Landrum E.M.MA Waring Dorothy Boose Henry ' Ball Katherine Topping Lois Wilson Rebecca Ball Ernestine Penn Elizabeth Sexton Betty ' St. Clair Jane St. Clair Miss Cu.mmin ' gs Grace Ballard Evelyn Wayne Hannah Margolis Miss Hunt Florence Schofield Morrice Vaccarrelli Dorothy Laier Alma Mae Clark Betsy Nicholson Miss Mary Irwin Gertrude Henderson Margaret Diffin Katherine Cone XLarv Bullock Anna Henderson Mrs. Goodwin Bula Smith Miss Weeks Mrs. Krees Dorothy Davie Katherine Nicholas Anne Fiddler Betti ' Duval Etta Clements Naomi Clements George Schmutz Miss L. Irwin EsTELLE Lance Viola Barrett 207 I C O L O TsJ I L ECHO Gibbons Club College OF William axd Marv William G. Thompson, Jr Pnsidint Helen Lorenzen I ' ur-PrfsiJinl Charles Marciako Srcr,lary-Tnnsui,r Members Ralph Ferrandim Ralph DeFalco William Scon Archer Mahove Paul Baldacci Lucille Calura Wm. F. O ' Neill Fred Cassidv Margaret Kerr H. J. Rabbe Mitchell Mozeleski Margaret IIigos Anne Cacioppo Raymond Doran Norma Ooran Olca Skora Francis S. Thompson ' irginia Pali. Sarah Hughes James Murphey George MoRiARriY Margaret Sweeney Anthony Costantino Fred Finch Mary Mentzen Andrew J. Coppola Frank Graven Marion Mullen Walter DkMartini Herbert Ganter Stephen Cassacrande Andrew R. Coppola H. c;. Parker Gerard Farenola IldRMiNHK Mki.h ' iii,i m Fields F. t I I t - Prof. E. C. Brancmi Prof. H. J. .Amikl Prof. C;eorge E. Brooks Tiss Isabel Bri gada Resident Mi;.mmer.s Mrs. Tucker Jones Alice Reinecke ' iK(;i iA Jones Mrs. Bulifant Mk. AM) Mrs. Riinecke Mr. and Mrs. Macki: - O L O N 1 H2E Club I leal I h — ll if piness — Efficiency Officers Alick Chewxing Pri ' i ' uiinl HARRimTE Zimmerman ' Treasurer Helen H. Osmond Secretary Members Alice Chewning Helen Osmond Marv Quick Harriette Zlmmerman Elizebeth Tanner Nancv Burke Gene Miles Lena DeShazo Page Vaighan HoxoRARv Members Martha Harksdai.e Marguerite Wvnne-Roberts L. Tucker Jones The H2E Club is a physical education society for women. It has chosen a name that is self-explanatory. It encourages health, happiness and efficiency in its members, through the studv of Phvsical Education. 209 C O L O TsJ 1 G. G. G. Club Eva Atkinson Elizabeth Ambler Elsie Beebe Helen Bristovv Margaret Bailey Frances Burgwyn Lucille Burke Susan Carpenter Dot Chalkley Betty St. Clair Jane St. Clair Marion Cheyne Clarice Cook Elizabeth Duke Sara Anne Everett Dot Farrar Melba Gravely Elizabeth (jriffin Anxe Fiddler Margaret Fuller Margaret Hall Polly Hines, Presidtnt Clare Hargrove Catherine Hunter Mabel Irwin Ruth James Constance Jamieson Margaret Joerrison Gene King Nan Lanchorne Marjorie Lacey Phyllis Logan Ann Tensey Hilda Miller Grace Miller Ruth Miller Betsy Nicholson- Lucy Pilcher Louise Pilcher Virginia Paul Lucille Parker Betsv Price Mary Ribri.e Dorothy Reise Mary Rush Charlotte Sanford Billie Shelton Elizabeth Smith Harriett Smith Frances Saunders Hazel Saunders Elizabeth Sexton Lois Stone Margaret Sweeney Virginia Turman Anne Trente Elizabeth Trout Mary Trout SusANNE Wheeler Laura Whitehead TlXIE WiMBlSH Jane Worthington Francis Shepherd I m C O L O N 1 L ECHO K. O. B. Club Virginia Armistead Virginia Alexander Becky Ball Viola Barret Dot Brolghtox Doris Clarke Edith Dodd Elizabeth Dlke ' irginia Ford Virginia Farenholt KiTTi ' Harveycutter Virginia Harper Virginia Floyd, Prrside it Helen Porter Hall, Irma Dorothy Hallegan Marion Handy Marion Harrison Alice Holmes Louise James Ruth James Chris Lantz Esther Lowe Mary Lewis Mayhew Elizabeth Moore Peggy Nininger Ernestine Renn Katherine Rhoads Dorothy Rhoads JuDV Sanders iRGiNiA Smith Dot S.mithers Frances Thompson Alice Vequbart Polly Venable Page Vaughan Elizabeth Vaiden Lois Wilson O L O Isj 1 I Crossfield I ' tif-PrrsiAent West PrisUiHl Burke Secretary- Treasurer L. C. AvRES John G. Ayres L. M. Anderson J. F. Barnes William Bozarth J. M. Bribgekorih Wm. B. Bolton Kenneth Beattt Terry Crossfield John Clemens Walter Coleman Albert E. Cox F. O. Clark Roy Charles Irwin Oavis H. T. Davis J. ]. Davies R. E. Doyle Julian Etheridge John B. CIreen Edgar CJarrard Clarence Garrard Herbert Ganter J. W. Hurt Cotillion Club F. L. Hayman E. K. Howard Charles Hailey Vernon Hayman L. I ' Anson Norman Johnson ' Jones W. N. James Y. O. Kent Edward Leach B. F. Lynch G. H. Mapp D. S. Moore MacMu.i.an Richard Mulloney Art Matsu Vance MacDonough J. A. Nolde Rudolph Noldk W. G. Neai.e M. T. O ' Ferrai.l Ned Owens Shelton Peters Fred Person George Port er Bob Pulley Barton Paitie Lewis Ruecer J. M. Robertson Clarence Rives Roberts A. R. Simmons George Syer Earle Swem Sewell Simpson E. P. Simpkins A. K. Turner L. R. Taylor W. G. Thompson Francis Thompson J. B. Thomas Upton Thomas Thomas ' arney W. P. Vineyard Randolph Vaiden W. C. West George Wilkins Milton CJ. White C O L O N 1 P«KieR ]Bj Laura WniTEHF.An I ' HC-Prcsidenl Elizabeth Duke FrisiJnit Frances Thomsom Secretary- Treasurer German Club Members Virginia Armisteao ' iRGiNiA Alexander DoRnxHV Broughtom Dorothy Boone Nancy Burke Thelma Bryant Margaret Bailey Rebecca Ball Elsie Beebe Lucy Mae Boswell Lucille Burke Billy Bayliss Viola Barrett Virginia Buxston Helen Bristow Marion Bonnhvell Martha Claiborne DoRRis Clarke Dorothy Chalkley Susan Carpenter Kathleen Cone Sue Cor nick Alice Chewninc Katherine Cook Virginia Crawford Clarice Cook Ruth Cultra Katherine Carter Marion Cheyne Elizabeth Duke Edtih Dodd Florence Dabney Elizabeth Duni.op Mary Dunlop Lorna Dennison Margaret Diffiv Lois Evans Sara Anna Everett Margaret Ellis Anne Fidler Virginia Floyd Noma Fuqua Dorothy Farrar ' IRG1NIA FaRINHOI.T Virginia Ford Margaret Fuller Sally Byrd Farmer Melba Gravely Katherine Glenn Martha Gresham Elizabeth CJriffin Polly Hines ' iRGiNiA Harper F.LIZA Hunter Kitty PLarveycl iter Dorothy Halligan Irma Hall Marjorie Harris Marion Harrison Helen Hosteitler Catherine Hunter Marion Handy Claire Hargrove Constance Jamison Ruth Jones Louise James Margaret Johnson Christine Lantz Mildred Liebrecht Phyllis Logan Marion Lannlng Lois Lacy DOROIHV Lankford Frances Lewis Ester Lowe Ethel Lini.E Grace Miller NL RY Motley ' Lucy Miller Ruth Miller Hilda Miller Anne Elizabeth Moore Mary Ninincer Betsy Ross Nicholson Virginia Nelso n Virginia Paul LlCV PlI.CHER Constance Page Catherine Pendleton Elizabeth Price Helen Porter Louise Pii.cher Betsy Price Mary Quick Kaiherine Rhodes NL R G. RiDEOur Eduh Richardson L RY RoRERISON noRoiH Reese J. Elizabeth Smith Frances Saunders Elizabeth Sexton Frances Shepherd Harriett Smith Margaret Sweeney Evelyn Steele Marion Sargent Lenore Schofield Lois Stone Julia Sanders Dorothy Smithers Elizabeth Sincindiver Frances Thomson Virginia Turman Dorothy Travilian Mary CJrace Trout Anne Trent Elizabeth Trout Emily ' an Lear Alice Crquhart Page auchan- Poi.lv ' enable Elizabeth Vaiden Lois Wilson Laura Whitehead Madoi.in Walto.v Genevive W A•n■ Edith V ' ilkins Jane Worthincton Barbara Wyatt Shirley Wright C O L O N 1 The 7 Society John Buxton Tooo, ' 25 George Washintcon Reilly, ' 26 Arthur Matsu, ' 27 Class of 1928 William C. West PrisiJent Kenneth K. Beatt - I ' iie-Presidirtt Mei.vin C. Davis Secrelary J. Alan Cook William Collier Linn Lawrence Warren I ' Anson Euvvard Carlton Macon 214 C O L O TsJ 1 ih 1 o 13 Club Fr.atres IX Urbe Bob Wallace Bill Henley Fratres in Collegio Jessie Miles Art Matsu Yel Kent Pat Pattersox Meb Davis JiMMiE Robertson Dutch Roberts George Wilkins Tom Burke F. O. Clark Jew Reuoer Goats Tom Varney Ed Justis 21? C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO I X J. . -tj a- -. . ' ■■rc ' ' ' ■ ' - ' ? ' , - ' History Club Founded 1924. Dr. R. L. Morton Dr. Kathleen- Bruce Dr. E. CJ. Swem Mr. T. J. Stubs, Jr. Elizabeth Lam E. P. SiMPKiNS, Jr. Marv M. Land Helex Moore Laura Calvin Mildred Cohen Marjorie Lacv Shelton Peters Carol Brooks Eva Atkinson Robert Beei.er F. B. Glenn Elizabeth Pierce Lillian Cossell S. A. OZLIN G. M. Nollev Virginia Smith Kathleen Cone 2jf FEATURES m C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO MISTRIiSS M. R 1927 219 C O L O Tsj 1 L ECHO SPECIAL EVENTS OF THE YEAR 220 DRAMATICS M O L O TM 1 I Boys Glee Club William Aitkinson Robert Barreit Joe Bennett Carroll Brooke L. F. Brewster C. C. Brown- Everett Butler Russell Collins W. E. Carmichael Erroll Dunbar WlI.LARI) EsiWISlLE Kenneth Cjraiiam J. R. Holt Jesse Hopkins Wallace Hicks J. Johnson Richard Lee Maxwell I.amer P. Norton R. Mears E. Parker Robert Pullv Clarence Rives Daviu Strauchn Milton Shreves S. Stradley James Stone Robert Stewart William Vincient Rawlings Williams Truman Welling James Wallace Leonard Whitkmore John Ward Jack White Hamien Russell ■ I C O L O N 1 Girls ' Glee Club Elizabeth Allen Lucille Bidwell Mary Bullock Margaret Bilisolv Axxe Bozarth Bernice Bricgs Margretta Bloom Doris Clarke Grethe Christensex Mary Christian- Catherine Carter Jane Currier Naomi Curtis ISABELLE CrICLER Kathleen Cone Mary Edgar Elizabeth Irwin Dorothy Farrar Noma Fuqua Rhoda Fry Bernice Ferguson Virginia Ford Margaret Fuller ' iRGiNis Floyd Eliza George Frances Griffin Margaret Hall Edith Hoi.lowell Mirilla Hicks Margaret Hoxvie Eliza Hunter Frances Henry Betty Hugo Caroline Hilliard Ethel Hale Helen Hostetler Ruth James Lela Jackson DeEtte Jones Iola Johnson Anne Lindsey Nan Langhorne Betty Lanier Helen Lorenzen Ruth Miller Lucille Morton Elizabeth Moore Mary L yhevv Hilda Miller Charlotte McKowan Virginia Moss Mary Nininger Virginia Paul Betty Poxvell Blanche Pierce Peggy Parker Alice Proudman Mary Quick Louise Rice Dorothy Richardson Elizabeth Rowe Alice Ribble Elizabeth Ryland Mary Robertson Lenore Schofield Frances Shepherd Harrieit Smith Katherine Seward Olga Skore Louise Stokes Mary Stern Vera Trabold ' IRGINIA Turman Elizabeth Trout Mary G. Trout Page Vaughan Elizabeth Vaiden Julia Virner Grace Vipond Elsie West Lois Wilson Edna Walters Louise White Barta Worrell Edna Whitehurst Indie Whitehurst Dorothy Wallace Elma Watkinson Virginia Williams 223 C O L O N 1 ECHO D K.Va.n.Wormer Al Turner ' p X ' eoTCfi ureRAi Y MAGAZINE mg }. oore j_ 224 r ir GratvnYGrestvai- HI Thompson ■ rrit n ■ ' cross fes De, '  OfvO foo Coc Jessie Jaraes FOiTori fi kJ HAT 8 rf. - V J, .ss j voCfl ' A. m Bill Scott p. ' jes. F esHMAf Class Su.ey Eason CAPTAIN BASeBaLL Pag,e Drinker oovenr MenT i • i , ■ V ?A ' Hiian Cooke oti 225 COLOTsJlAL ECHO The Indian Serenaders Robert Pum.v, Dirrdor Puino Lester Phillips ROBEKI PaWILI. Carv Zehmer fiisl Scixof ' liiini- Snonil Trnor Saxoplionr Stanton Stradlev llarijo Third Sttxop iofii Manlev M LLAKi) James CSarreit Trump •t TromhoH Milton HITE Thomas R. - KNEV Traps 7 uba 226 i t f £3 s i i 1 ■ tfkt •J. H k - . I MAY nA ' i ' vnm-i i Sifc_ T ' n Wi mn ■a. C f S «. ■d joa:B4Kii.i«. iJ ' S; ■ i W v o . SS k M ff '  , g x CJ 6S 1 ,:. - .■0y jr 4 pn c4iiss X ■ ' N(„ w««« ' i cAihs 41 ■ V C O L O N 1 ECHO INTERCULLECIAIE DKHAIE COl NC ' IE Mr. Brooks, Coacli M. Weldon Thompson .... Presidint Willi. m Ellioit Manaoir Mr. G. H. Gelsinger Dr. George V. Spicer William B. Bolios D. K. ' Wor.vier ARSITV DEBAl E TEAM William H. Ellioit M. WEi.iirjx Thovipsox George Hunt WiLiLwi B. Bolton- Edwin- Lamherih Arthur Kei.sev Earl -A. CJarreit FRESHMAN OEB. ' TE TEAM MiL-ro.v Salaskv Willia. i R. Pretlow Gordon- Campbell Lawrence Morsciier Albert Co.x O L O N 1 Pkilomatkean Literary Society Arthur, Robert Elmore, C. C. Land, K. S. Beattv, Ke NNETH Enfield, R. F. McKakn, p. Brewster, L. F. Epaminando, J. F. Newbill, Page Brooke, W c. Falfs, E. D. Ober, Leroy Bradshaw, H. C. Hancock, J. H. Parker, B. Cooke, Blacknell Healv, E. Marshall, P. Covington, R. L. Holt. J. R. Quesenberrv, C. D ALTON, T S. Johnson, J. R. L. Railev, J. R. Diebert, J. H. JOHNSCN, J. A. Ranchard, Wm. Reinach, E. K Trombley, W. A. Robertson, J. M. Trotter, Leigh Savedge, W. R ViNCIENT, Wm Sancler, H. M Vaiden, R. Saunuers, V. Repass, A. Stewart, R. E. MORECOCK, G. Slaughter, J. n. Wilcox, F. S. Spicer, H. Trible, W. Turner, C. A. Van Wormer, D. K. Trice, E. M. Elliott, W. H Prince, Leon BOWEN, J. Le Compt, Fav WiLKERSON, J. N. Wilkinson, Wm. Coleman, W. A. overstreet, m. Williams, S. O. Walden, R. C. Savedge, J. R. Webb, E. G. Ringlaxd, Wm. Davis, M. C. Green, J. B. , Jr. 246 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO Offi cers DOXIJI.I) ' . W ' lJKMI-K President First Term First Term Randolph Vaide.v riee-PresiJent Robert Covinctox Seeniary Leroy Ober Treasurer J. R. L. Johnson ' Sergeanl-at-.lrms H. A. McKann Clinplain . . W.M. {I. Elliott Critic . . Kammh.i ' h ' aiden President Second Term Second Term . . Lerov Ober Sam Wilcox J. R. L. Johnson Eliott Healv W. A. Coleman Wm. H. Elliott THE SOCIETV 2+7 C O L O N 1 L ECHO The Pkoenix Literary Society R. W. Brockwkll W. B. Bolton B. BURCWVN F. H. Beard C. BUSSINGER C. V. Bhrrv W. J. Blair P. B. Childress J. W. Chambers G. C. Cox A. E. Cox C. CUSHING T. Christie C. E. Ci.EVENCER J. W. Calhoun A. Cornell G. E. Campbell Frank Davis Stanley Fein Melvin Fields A. E. Fryzell Walter Greenwood R. Glasscock A. E. Garreti, Jr. W. R. HONOVER E. Hali.am E. H. Hill A. K. Hayward H. V. Harrison C. M. Mailey William Hai.pern J. B. Hopkins P. B. Hamilton H. J. Hancock J. J. Harrison, Jr. G. R. Hamner G. J. Haus Garland Johnson A. D. Johnson H. T. Johnson C. C. Jones C. P. Jones R. R. Jones E. C. Joyce D. Arthur Kelsey James Kelly E. Kerbawy James Lucy Roger Klay John L. Lewis A. L. Lawrence J. F. McRae R. Moses l. n. moscher Rev. H. p. Mileer Hugh Nelson E. B. NovicK Rylani) Nuckels g. m. nolley S. A. OZLIN W. R. Pretlo.v Ray Poole W. A. Pokier N. Riitenberg C. T. Rives B. A. Riddle E. Reynolds Louis Rotgin E. C. Shortt J. W. Stone M. C. Sammons B. F. Spicer C. P. Scott J. W. Shoemaker M. SOLASKY J. C. SWANSON M. W. Thompson Bernard Tankard Swain Wool W. B. Attkinson W. M. Entwistle T. M. Carter 248 C O L O TsJ 1 Offi cers Jones PresiJenI First Term First Term Edward Hill I ' ici-Pnsidcnt Arthur Kelsey Secretary . . Program Secretary E. A. Garrett Treasurer John C. Swaxsox .... Sergeant-at-Arms Hill President Second Term Second Term Melvin ' Fields joh c. swansov E. A. Garrett, Jr. . Arthur Kelsey . . . James Lucy THE SOCIETY 249 C O L O Tsj 1 L ECHO YM CABINET Nolh«nC«Kw Y. M. C. A. CABINET 250 COLONIAL ECHO ..JiElSU ii Women ' s Debate Council and T earn Mr. Brooks, Faculty .Llvisor Helen Moffet Mtuuii rr Evelyn Steele Tnasunr CONSTASTLE JAMIESON- IreLLA LAVVSON ' Margaret Morris Miriam Silberger Virginia Nicholas Katuervn Topping 2SI C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO J. Leslie Hall Literary Society Adams, Irma Addis, Alice Alexander, Virhinia Ai.LE , Elizabeth Ambler, Elizabeth Atkissos ' , Eva Andrews, Ruth Ballard, Grace Brown, Iva Bailev, Margarr] Blackwell, E. Barker, Sle BRmiNCHAM, Agnes Blake, Ann BiLisoLv, Margaret Berry, Evelyn Brenner, Margaret Bidwell, Lucille Bennett, Carlyn BoswELL, Lucy Banks, Jewell Ball, Rebecca Blume, Margaretta BuRGWYN, Frances Beebe, Vernette Clarke, Virginia Crabtree, Virginia Caccoppi, Anne Calura, Lucille Canek, Theresa CoRNicK, Sue Cook, Catherine Colburn, Edna Chaplain, Margaret Christian, Margaret CoLEY, Jane Coley, Lenore Carpenter, Susie Crawford, Virginia Chick, Florence Cheyne, Marion Cone, Kathleen Clark, Doris Curtis, Naomi COTHRAN, Catherine Dabney ' , Florence Dunlap, Elizabeth Davis, Carrie DiFFiN, Margaret DuNLAP, Margaret Denison, Lorna Down, Dorothy Drinker. Page Du Bray, Leona Yost, Margu Douglas, Beiiy Davis, Mildred Davis, May DiGGs, Mary Everhart, Rosa Erwin, Elizabeth Eggleston, Margaret Ennis, Virnelle Edgar, Mary Ford, ' irginia Fuller, Margaret Finney, Mii.i.isen Farinholt, Virginia Forbes, Juanila Fields, Laura Ferguson, Binnie Fleet, Mary CiOODWIN, NORVELLE Gresham, Martha Gouldman, Virginia Grazz, Eva GouGH, Isabel tJRiFFiN, Elizabeth Gi.ocKER, Elizabeth Glenn, Kaiherine Hunt, Mary Hancock, Corinne Hugo, Elizabeth Hall, Olivia Hughes, Naomi Hull, Virginia Hicks, Marilla HoLLiGAN, Dorothy HoGCE, Helen Haynes, Evelyn Handy, Marion Hundley, Anneite Hughes, Sarah HosTEixER, Ellen Harris, Marjorie Hunter, Katharyn Hole, Dorothy Hough, Elizabeth Johnson, Brooks Johnson, Margaret Jackson, Lelia Johnston, Muriel Jamieson, Constance Jones, Virginia King, Gene Kahle, Katherine Lovelace, Alma Lowe, Esther Lane, Louise erite Yancey Land, M r Levy, Cecilia Lorenzo, Helen Lank fort Dot La Rue, Marion Lanier, Elizabeth Laning, Marion LiNDSE , Anne Lavenstein, Lee Lam, Catherine MoNTEiRO, Helen McKawn Charlotte Moore, Ann Marshall, Margaret Miller, Ruth Morrison, Mar Messick, Anne Morton, Lucy McElrov, Katherine Miller, Margaret Moffeit, Helen Morton, Mabele Morton, Lucy Miller, Lucy ' Miley, Charlotte Margolis, Hannah Melton, ' irginia Mill er, Marion Nottingham, Lucy NuNN, Ethel Nelson, Virginia Nicholas, Katherine Nicholson, Betty Neale, Evelyn Orbach, Sylvia Ober, Marjorie Orange, Irma Pendleton, Catherine PiFER, Helen Porter, Helen Payne, Carrie Palmer, Clare Penn, Sarah Pierce, Blanche Pilch ER, Louise Powell, Elizabeth Parmer, Emma Page, Constance Reid, Amy RowE, Hawsie RiBBLE, Mary RouNTREE, Jean Reynolds, Catherine Rice, Louise , Florence Rathein, Doris Robinson, Laurena Reese, Dot Richardson, Edith RowE, Elizabeth Rhodes, Dot Robertson, Mar Saunders, Linda Savage, Martha Stokes, Louise SOUTHERI.AND, DaISEY Seward, Katheryn Skora, Oi.ga Sargent, Marion Spital, Nellie Swift, Pauline Slough, Louise Smith, Pauline Smyre, Margaret Shirley, Gene Stern, Ruth Seaman, Ruth Slemp, Margaret Stinnett, Thelma ScHULTz, Barbara Sheren, Carrie Smith, Eleanor Trabold, ' era TicER, Ellen Topping, Kitty Tanner, Elizabeth Thompson, Chris Trent, Elizabeth Taylor, Cornelia Trout, Elizabeth ' aughan, Eleanor Waring. Emma Waring, Martha Whitehlrsi, Indie WiGGLESWORTH, Ol.IVE Ward, Frances Ware, Mary WoRTHiNGTON, Jane Way, Elizabeth White, Caroline Weh.and, irginia Williams, ircinia Walker, Alene Ward, Mary Watkinson, Alma Wallace, Dorothy Webb, Roselyn Wilson, Linda WiTHROw, Clara ZiGLER, Charlotte 252 COLONIAL ECHO Stinnett Farinholt Sheltov Bilisolv Officers of the Society N ' lRCiNiA Farinholt Prtsideni Wii.i.iE Shelton Vice-President Margaret Bilisolv Secretary Thelma Stinnett Treasurer I • THE SOCIETY 253 «i C — 9 C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO . W. C. A. (.AHINirr 5+ Student Government COLOTsJlAL ECHO J. Alan Cook I ' rtsidenI Student Body 256 C O L O N 1 Page Drixker President Women ' s Student Government 257 COLONIAL ECHO Honor Council William c;. Thompson Pnsiili III Mki.vin C. Davis rifi-l ' tisiitiiil J. M. Hl ' RT Jamks Wallace EinvAKi) Jl ' Stis John Waters Charles Chandler 258 C O L O N 1 L ECHO y Semor-Junior Tribunal Melvix C. Davis Cliairman Alak Cook E. T. Justis E. C. Macon E. A. Smith George P. Porter 259 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO ■ . : mM .n B . _j Executive Council PAGh Drinker President Laura Whitehhad First l ue-President PoL[.v Venable Seioiitl lire-President PoLLV Hikes Secretary Elizabeth Vaidek Treasurer Frances Gordon ' Nancy Burke Harriet Zimmerman Elizabeth Sexton Elizabeth Johnson 260 COl OTsJlAL ECHO i ' it ' m ' Juaicial Council Laura Whitehead President Katherine Rhodes Secretary Ruth James Alice Chewning Grace Miller Kathervn- Topping Margaret Howie Reid West Katherine Cook Katherine Lam 261 C O L O TsJ 1 Tketa AlpKa PKi Miss Althea Hunt Grorce Reillv D. K. Van Wormer Polly Venable Phyllis Logan- Samuel Staples Dramatic Ci.rp. Miss Ai.thea Huni ' , l uutly .hiviser Martha Claiborne Polly Hines Phyllis Logan Lucille Parker Noma Fuqua Sam Staples Upton Thomas D. K. Van V ' or mer Polly Venable Truman Welling Arthur Kelsey Ray Poole CSeORGE SlNON Weldon Thompson William Vincent Nathan Caffee Grace Miller Lois Lacy Gertrude Henderson Peggy Hall Edith Dodd Stanley Fein Lenore Schofield Helen Hostetler Honorary- or Associatf Mi;.mri;rs Miss Sellevold Mrs. Hipp Mr. I5RnnKS Mr. Rkili.v 262 Publications C O L O N 1 L ECHO I The Colonial Echo r ' William C. I.inn EAiUir-iii-Chiil First Tiim John- K. Gri:ks ' Kdilor-in-Cliii ' j Sei ' oiui Tiiin Kenneth B. Beaitv liiisiurss M(iri(U t ' r The Staff Naihan Caffee Miuuii inij Editor Polly IIines Issoiiate Editor Hetsv Price hsocialc Editor CiARLANn Johnson Ictivitifs Editor Sara Evekeit Iiti-vilirs Editor Alice Chewning Illilrtic Editor Edward Fales Itlihtic Editor Martha Claiborne ht Editor Virginia Farinholt Irt Editor Ha-sden Russell } ' ral,rnily Editor Pm I.MS Logan Fratmiily Editor Hert I.iDLow Issislimt Advirliiina Manaiicr 264 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO - • ' ■vM V Martha C ' o.borr.e 265 C O L O N 1 ECHO The Flat Hat Wii.i.ARi) N. James John- Etheridge Editor-in-Chief Business Manager The Staff Arthur P. Henderson- Manaijimj F.dilor Edward D. Fales, Jr Issndate Editor Mary Ribble Associate Editor John B. Green Ilumni Editor Barton D. Pattie Sports Editor Floyd A. Gessford ' statistician Lloyd Williams hsislani Sports Editor Catherine Cothran , . . . Issistanl Sports Editor Bill Lawrence Feature Writer Office ! Iex M. Weldov Thompson Robert Doyle Boyd Carter Reporters DeEtte Jones William S. Vincent Peggy Nininger Pail Norton Lucy Nottingham W ' iijtam Rountree IIarriei Smiiie 1;ai,i ' 1i Hinman Macon Sammons, Assistant lliisinrss Manaijer Albert Valiska, Circulation Manai er 266 C O L O N 1 L ECHO Macon Satnmow 267 O L O TsJ 1 C H O Tke Literary Magazine W. C. West liusuiiss Maiiaiicr T1. K. ' a W ' ormer Edilor-in-Chicf Editorial Staff Robert S. Barrett Manaijiny Editor Samuel Staples Hann ' ah Margolis issoc ' iiitc Editurs M. v. Majthew Harriett Smith Business St iff Algenon ' K. Turner Cii ' itiltiliiiti Mdnaijcr McI.Aix T. O ' Perram. .Issislant Business Manayir 26« COLOTsJlAIv ECHO 269 C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO The Straw Hat M. Weldok Thompson, EJilor-in-Cliii j George Morecock, Business Manager Published Weekly, Summer Session, 1927 Nathan M. Caffee Manaijinii tJilor W. K. EVENSON- Cirnilaliun Manai er Bartox D. Patiie William S. Vincent D. Arthur Ivelsev L. L. Born Makv RienLE BiLLlE ShELTON Staklev Fein- M. B. Schvvetz 270 ATHLETICS C O L O Tsl 1 L ECHO Tke Varsity Club M. C. Davb, Pnsidntt Arthur Matsu Carltox Macox Alan Cook William Elliott Dauba Green- A. K. Turner Kenneth BEATTi ' William Linn- Merrill Eason Lowell Ayres h. c. somers M. T. O ' Ferrell Greyson Daughtery Granville Gresham R. C. Power Weldon Bloxom Edward Justis Warfield Winn Leland Walker Gideon Todd Logan Hudson C. R. Thomas R. W. Durham John Saurbaun T. Bauserman Horace Taylor Machiel Maister George Nofal James Murphy A. A. Waldruth Paul Baldacci Harry Paxson Ralph Ferrandini James Wallace Irving Davis Gordon Campbell Y. O. Kent William Fields William Carmichael M. Mozeleski Harry Light Abe Silverman William Scott J. C. Chandler Ix Faculty G. E. Gregory J. B. Todd 273 C O L O Tsj 1 ECHO Mens Athletic Council F. O. Ci.ARK PnsUinl E. Cariton Macon Vice-Pnsiili ' nl Roni-Ki Harrki T Seiretary-Tnasunr William G. Thompson Alcerkox K. Turnkr W. J. Blackwe ll 274 Football C O L O N 1 ECHO FOOTBALL Taskkr, C.oadi ' I ' olU). .IsSl.slillll (. ' otll Davis CiifiUiiii X ' ii ' wi ' il from the standpoint of actua! licld ktories the 1927 football season of W ' illiani and Maiy would not be judged a crowning success. To those, however, wiio were ac- quainted with the handicaps the team had to overcome and who witnessed the efforts of Coach Tasker and Captain Davis to build up a new fighting machine, the season was highly satisfactory. When the season opened the coaclies were faced with the problem of assimi- lating new material and the residue of what in recent years had been a heavy team. The team lost the first two games, and tied tlie Thanksgiving Day game with Richmond, but mid-season clashes were marked by con- stant good playing. J ' Jif I arsily SijuiiJ 276 C O L O N 1 ECHO FOOTBALL Macon Eason Cook Catholic L ' ., 12; William and Marn, o Skptf.mbf.r 24TH This hard-fought game inaugurated the use of the new h ' ghts on Cary fiehi and introduced night football in the East. The largest crowd that ever witnessed a football game at Wil- liamsburg saw Catholic University hammer its way down the field twice for touchdowns. Captain Davis and Rloxom, th? miilget back, featured for the Indians. S RACt Sli, 18; WlLLIAAI I) MaR -, O OcroliRR 1ST An unfortunate slip in the Indians attack in the first quarter gave Syracuse a love game, and for the fifth successive time the (Orange- men emerged victorious over the Taskerites. Fighting under a boiling sun, Villiam and ] Iary outplayed Syracuse in the (irst quarter fT Bp5«dMfe.i - --:■ F% ' r— Vi% Pl auKJEv f CTiW ' ■ ' a k iM.VflHB« w iSJfl SRII JKiiiwiESgHPVpV B fl .Miiiou Tlnuuyh Chattanootja ' s Line 277 O L O N 1 FOOTBALL Kl.I.IOlT Bloxom Taylor :iiul a(l anc( (i tlie ball to their opponent ' s five- aril line, but were thrown for a twenty-yard loss on the fourth down. The quarter ended without a score. In the second quarter, Har- buti, an old scorer aganist the Indians, swung into action, and the Xortherncrs scored three times before the game was finished. LE •()IR-RH ■XF, o; William axd Mary, ig October Srir A deluging rainstorm that blurred the flood lights and turned Cary field into a sea of mud failed to dampen the ardor of a large crowd that saw William and Mary wallow, di e and all but swim to a victory over the Wildcats from North Carolina. The end of the first half brought a heavier downfall of rain, but a lo al throng of students remained to watch, cheer and shi er through a scoreless second half. Dardtn Tlirnuqh llampdin-Sydmy 278 C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO FOOTBALL ( ARM1CI1AH1, Bauserman mozki.eski Qlantico, 2o; William and A1ak. ' , 14 OCTOBKR I 5 III In what was probably the bardi-st and best fought game of the season the Indians admin- istered a scare to the vmbeaten I)e il Dogs and smeared their clean record with two touchdowns. The Marines scored the decid- ing touchdown in the second half when W il- liam and Mary was penalized to the one-foot line. Concord State, 7; Vll.l,L , I and Mary, 13 October 22KU William and Mary literally ran away with the game in the second half and emerged vic- torious from the last night game of the season. Concord ' s single touchdown was scored in the first half before the Varsity and relieved the second string men, who had started the game. i tutl Aiuiind l u liinitnJ ' s hnJ 279 C O L O N 1 FOOTBALL KiKI l)S Meister Wai DRUTIl PRlNCnTON, 35; V ' II.I.IAM AND MaRV, J October 29TH Although the Indians lost they repeated, to some extent, the performance against the Ma- rines, and twisted the Tiger ' s tail for the first touchdown of the season in Palmer stadium. The Indians ' weakness lay chiefly in their con- stant fumbling. Chattanooga, 12; William and Mari, 7 November 5TH A large crowd of students went to Norfolk and saw Maister catch a beautiful low pass and nm twenty yards for a touchdown. The Indians might have scored another in the first quarter, but the old fumbling weakness cropped out again, and so close to the goal line that the ball rolled over only to have a Moc- casin recover and bring it out. II II us I rm II n Slot ' s Ilciinf ' ili n-SyJiii y 280 C O L O TSf 1 L ECHO FOOTBALL Paxion NOFAL Scott Roanoke, 7; William ami AIAK •. iS November iitu The Indians invaded Roanoke Armistice Day and charged with a rush into their first state game. The opening attack netted three first downs and wound up in a touchdown. In the second quarter Roanoke resorted to baf- fling passes, scored and kicked the goal, taking the lead. The Indians retaliated in full force in the last quarter with two toucluiowns. No goals were kicked. Richmond, o; William axd MAR , o. November 24x11 The old hoodoo that has kept V ' illiani and Mary from ever taking more than tour suc- cessi e victories from Richmond seemed to have liisiitiiiii lilt Cary Fithl at Callinlic V. Garni ' 281 O L O TsJ 1 C H O FOOTBALL Darden Turner, Manatjir MURPHV full play Thanksgiving Day when the Indians iinaded Richmond, apparently set for victory. The game ended without a touchdown for either side, although the Taskerites had put the ball over twice in rapid succession. The first touchdown proved to be barely a few inches out of bounds, and the second, immediately afterward, was ineffective because one player was off-side. This game marked the passing from the grid- iron of four William and Mary athletes: Cap- tain Davis, Eason, Elliott and Cook. All have served for four years and they will leave shoes hard to fill in the seasons to come. Indians vs. AI on asms 282 Basketball C O L O TsJ 1 I a K: 6tR ' ' be ATT V DAV 5 - CAPTAIN . . SlLiVE.nKVAM Basketball A star aggregntion such as William and Mary never before has boasted made possible the most successful basketball season this year that the Indians ever experienced. Although misfor- tune dogged the team early in the season, Captain Meb Ilavis and his stahvarts finished the scheduled twenty games with only ti ' e defeats and won the ' irginia Collegiate champ ' onship with a clean slate. Each of the five defeats was registered outside nf the ' irginia Collegiate Conference. Even before the season opened it was evident that William and Mary had a team that could not fail to produce a sensation. Observers who watched the new court men were unanimous in the prophecy that the Indians were due an eventful season. A feature of the s ' tuation was the fact that only one of the first string team finally chosen was an upper classman. That man was Captain Meb Davis. .Mthough the Indians made no at- tempt at an alibi, at least one defeat outside the conference was attrihuteil to this fact. In the Washington and Lee game all of the regular team was barred from the court except Captain Davis because of the conference rules which forbade the freshmen play- ing on the team of the varsity. Features of the season vere the double defeat of the Uni- versity of Richmond, an accomplishment which few William and Mary teams have been able to boast of, and the high point scor- zH O L O TsJ 1 LIGHT SPiueaoRUN mOZELtSKI ing of Abe Silverman, vho is a star forward. Early in Jan- uary Richmond came to Williamsburg and went home defeated. Later in the month Coach Taslier ' s men went to Richmond and defeated the Spiders on their home court Silverman achieved the distinction of high point scorinR for the state and had a total of 225 points to his credit. He and Ralph Fcrrandini led the Indian scorers — Ferrandini had second place with a score of no points, and Mozeleski had third place. In December the Indians made their first trip and were de- feated by the Catholic University and the Naval Academy. The defeats showed the team its weaknesses at the beginning of the season, and by the time the Indians were ready for the second trip, which was in the first week of January, Coach Tasker had built up his uncertain spots. The second trip brought better re- sults. The Indian team beat Hampden-Sidney, Roanoke, and Lynchburg, but lost to Washington and Lee. When the Indians beat Richmond, January 17, they were accorded the third place in the state, the University of Virginia and Washington and Lee holding first and second places respec- tively. By January 20 Silverman was showing the form that later produced such a sensation, and he had up to that time scored eighty-eight points. Previously he had thirty out of thirty-four fouls. Ferrandini had assumed second place with fifty-two points, and Davis and Light had tied for third place, each hav- ing thirty-two points. After the January exams the team launched into its most strenuous week, trimming Emory and Henry, Stevens Tech, Wake Forest and Richmond, all in rapid j RRAfMOlNl 285 C O L O isj 1 L ECHO succession. In the scries of games each of the five first men sho ve l up to full worth, and all men were praised by the press and fans for skillful court work. By February lo, Silverman had scored ii8, and writers unofficially accorded him first place in the state. Ferrandini was running second at William and Mary with seventy-five. In the next two weeks Silverman was to run up more than one hundred additional baskets. The third trip, early in February, carried the team into North Carolina, where they were to receive another defeat at the hands of Guilford. This was offset, however, by victories over Wake Forest and Elon. The following week, being the last of the season, witnessed two big games. On one night the team took revenge on Guilford, and in the last game of the year swamped Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute 50 to 19. The season centered the attention of ' irginia sports writers on the fast Indian quintet, all of whom, with the exception of Captain Davis, are expected to play again next fall under the captaincy of Waffles Winn. All of William and Mary ' s players, first and second string alike, received the accord of the sports observers. The freshman team, which will have valuable material for the coming year, completed a successful season. The total Indian score in the 1927-1928 season was 692 as against 545 scored by op- ponents. THE VARSIT SQU.AD 286 Baseball II -I 8L0XSOM A ' nM w i ■M- 9 i GILLIAM ZION rlff?.- ,! . EASON AYERS Baseball Season, 1926-27 Many high spnts marked the Imiians ' season on the ciiamiiiul for the spring of ' 27. Coach Tasker and his charges undertook perhaps the most difficult schedule ever attempted by a William and Mary nine and came through with a record that signified effort and good results. The liiggest accomplishment vas the even break that the Cireeri, CJold and Silver got with each of the fiig Three by losing one to and winning one from each of these institutions. The first of the year presented the great problem of building up a team around the very few veterans who had returned, but the end of the season found the locals possessing a well rounded nine of exceptional ability on the field and at the bat. Captain Thompson, Bloxom and Ayers of the infield, and F.ason of the outer garden, atid Stickle and Taylor from the pitching staff were the only veterans returning. The remainder of the team was picked from the previous ear ' s freshman team and new men in college. The season opened with a great victory over ' aIe in a game which boasted of a most dramatic climax. Every spectator will remember Eason ' s home run in the ninth frame that clinched the ' ictory. The next contest on the home grounds went to Holy Cross, although the locals well outhit the visitors. Harvard and Prince- 2S8 ton, however, took two games in rapid succession but left the In- dians primed for two gridiron opponents — Syracuse and Lynchburg. Jim Wallace held the former to one hit for a victory, and Eason ' s bat routed the latter to set the Indians on their feet again. A severe drubbing for the Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets was the next accomplishment of the tribe. The Richmond jinx again manifested itself and the Spiders suc- ceeded in rapping the Indian nine in the first game of a two-game series. Another win over Randolph Macon primed the Indians for revenge, and revenge they got in the return game with Richmond on Cary Field when the Tribe took the long end of the score in a closely contested fray. Wake Forest continued their streak and gave the Indians the worst drubbing received during the year. On the annual Northern trip the Warriors made the best showing of the year. Return games with Princeton and Harvard proved profitable to the Indian cause, and established the locals well up in the world of baseball. Captain Thompson and Mac Zion ended their diamond careers and handed over the hopes of the coming season to Captain Eason and his teammates. CfFARRELL C O L O TsJ 1 L ECHO v-l V, ' J A 1 w r ' I- 1 _CAPT cTHONlPSOy COACH -TA5 K ER M AN A G£R -ZOLLI NGER . Baseball Results, 1927 William William William William William William William William William William William William William and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mary . Mary Marv . Mary Mary . Mary Mary , Mary , Marv , Mary Mary Mary Mary , 3; Vale 3 1 ; Holy Cross 6 7 ; Syracuse o 9 ; Harvard 1 1 7 ; Princeton lO 9 ; Lynchburg ' . 8 24; Randolph-Macon 8 I ; Richnond 4 13; Randolph-Macon i 9; Harvard 8 2 ; ' ale 3 2 ; Holy Cross 6 6 ; Princeton 2 THE ARSIT SUIAI) 290 C O L O N 1 L ECHO L-,.,. ! 9 r - -. jp . t CHANDLER COACH GROVE CAPT TOOO TAYLOR r SMITH TRACK Track prospects for the spring are very hright, and all indications point towrads another championship team. Yet the squad will miss greatly the ser ice of the group that was lost by graduation. Among these were Captain Tiny Grove, giant weight man; Tom Yates, sterling QUarter-miler; Lee Todd, weights; Spike Smith, weights, and Ed Taylor, jumps. The team also suffered as a result of I he failure of Baggett, Caplan, Graham and Davila to return. However. Coach Chandler has a wealth of material upon which he can call. The I roposed schedule promises meets of the finest caliber, and ones which will call for the very best in track ability to claim a win. Such teams as Harvard. Navy, Johns Hopkins. Catholic University. V. P. I., Maryland and Richmond go to- wards making a card to meet the most skeptical approval. From the last years varsity the men- tors have a number of seasoned veterans. Captain Meb Davis stiU exhibits old form on the hurdles and in the Jumps. As usual he can be depended on to come 29Z C O L O N 1 L ECHO CAPLAN YATES JUSTIS MANAGER -TERRY ,7i- A through light up in front. The other let- ter men who have returned are Davis. Green, Gresham, Daughtery. Canipliell, Kent. Thomas and Justis. In the dashes Green and Davis are on hand with assistance from several freshmen of promise. The middle dis- tances will be well taken care of by Daughtery and Gresham, with Babb, from last year ' s fresh squad, as under- study. The distance runs should not trouble Coach ChanrthT. for Campbell, with much freshman auxiliary force, is again on hand. The hurdles and jumps find Thomas and Davis back with Kent and Durham vaulting in old style. Ed Justis is the only letter man handling the field events, but available material is on haml from the squad of last year. The 1927 season ended very successfully for the Indians. By virtue of wins over Richmond and Randolph Macon the locals established just claims to the state Class B title. Unless some unforeseen circumstance intervenes and upsets the regular course of events, the team of 1928 will repeat. Mention should be made of the Cioss- Country and Relay teams. Both are con- tinuing successful and add victory after victory to their records. J % W - - W J K. GREEN 293 C O L O TsJ 1 I i t 1 - ' i , ' GRAHAM DAVI3 ' DAV ' IUA GRESH AM 0AG6ETT The Team, 1927 D. G. Grove, Captain U ' l ' uihts L. B. Todd Il ' nohls Ed Taylor Jumps M. C. Davis Hurdles Callie Smith If ' eiglits J. B. Green Dashes I. Davis • Dashes J. T. Yates Quarter-Mite G. Gresham Half-mile F. Graham Half-mile GoRDEX Campbell Tin-o-mile J. Caplan Tiuo-mile Ed Justis Javelin M. Raggett Hurdles J. Davila Jumps V. O. Kent Pnle-vaull THK Rl:i.. -S ' TKAAr C O L O TnJ 1 Tennis Team Terry Crossfiei.d, Ca ' laiii . Lerov Ober John ' Lewis V. N. James, Miuitu i- Richard Howard Frank Wiggins The Cross-Country Team Graxvilie Gkesham, Caphitn I.. V. IAnson, Manager GlLLEY Nelson Spicer Vernok Campbell Hudson 296 O L O TsJ 1 ECHO V. Swimming J eam . T. JuSTIS, Cii tlain Ray Pooi.E, Manager Phillips Thompson RODCERS Van Putten SWEM Chase MURPHV Leach Wood Van Wormer Porter BuTI.ER Covington Wrestling Team Welton Bloxom, Captain W. B. Bo .ton, Manager Garrard McRae Roberts Enfield Paxon Vernon Crigler Eason Constantino Frvzell 297 C O L O TsJ 1 j S v f rjr v! §lf B ' t ' -i ' Jgt  s K Ji m ¥- FRESH.MAX FOOTBALL SQUAD 11 FRESH.MAX BASKHTBALL SQUAD 29S 1 li i l Women ' s AtKletics C O L O N 1 L ECHO aS ■ fmn Tke Athletic Council L. Tlcker Jovks C hah man Elizabeth Dlke Presidi ' til Xa cv Bi rke Ti lasurrr 1.1 CV PlUHER Si-rritaiy Mart}ia Barksdai.e Marclrite ' v. xe-Roberts The Monogram Club Nancv IUkke, I ' lisuliiil Harriett Zimmerman Elizabeth Tanner Rosa Flannerv Brownie Osmond Laura Whijemead Genevieve Hoffman Alice Chewning Lena Deshazo Laura Fields Anne Fiddler 300 c;ene Miles Polly Hives Dot Langford Helen Maffeit Virginia Buston Charlotte King Curle Sinclair Agnes Winn Eduh Wilkins Virginia Harper C O L O N 1 L ECHO ■i The Hockey Team King ; Leji l[-i„f Tanner Left InsiJr Sinclair Cenli:r FonuarJ DeShazo Rifffit Insidr Fiddler Riulit Jt ' ui, Zimmerman (C) Left Half Chewninc Center Half HOFMAN . Right Half Miles Left Back Osmond Risht Back BusTON Ri il Back Maffett Goiil Keeper TheS eason s Results William and Mary i ; Sweet Briar William and Mary 9; Farmville William and Mary 6; George Washington . . . William and Mary . . i ; Ne«- York University (tie) 10 4 301 C O L O N 1 ;x9RRKS£iflLr,C0 ltH I J. i IV ' .-:■, c- I It, Basketball Another season without a defeat. Two years of games with teams surpassed only by our own fighting Indianettes, and every game a victory. The team of ' 28 met the girls of Richmond Medical College, Sweet Briar, Lynchburg, New York University, Adelphi and George Washington University and made an unforgetable record against these opponents. The opening game on February 4 with the Richmond ] Iedical College girls was a complete victory for William and Mary, ending with a score of 37 to 10. On February i i th? team left for Lynchburg, where tliey played the Sweet Briar team. Sweet Briar came up with fast shooting forwards, but our team was inspired by the tireless fight of our guards and played up to a score of 34 to 2(1. Tile work and strain of the game was easily forgotten in the pleasure of the royal entertainment given our team by the Sweet Briar girls on that evening. Back again on the home floor on February 18, playing 302 C O L O N 1 L ECHO %■■ i!. ■■. ' MER SINCLRIR Vv ' lLKINS lyynchburg College, opponents that we met two years ago in Lynchburg, the old arsity checked the rush of the Lynchburg six by their skill and speed. The final score was: William and Mary 34, Lynchburg 23. Then the much planned for Northern trip. New York bound, L rch 3, and we crashed through Adelphi with another victory though the game was a little slow and stiff in comparison with the previous games with Adelphi. Sunday in New ork didn ' t seem to cramp the team ' s style, and though the overwhelming last year ' s score of 47 to 15 was a thing of the past, on Monday 5 we led New York University again by a score of 30 to 28. The game was made even more interesting by the cheers of William and Mary alumni now on the New York L ' ni- versity faculty. Last, but not least, the memorable George Washington University game on our home floor IXLirch 17. We ' ll never forget it. The work of our guards was nothing short of magnificent, and the unfailing captain, Lena WIHTj Uh 303 C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO !■ ' DeShazo, with her hard playing and her beautiful shooting totaled her sea- son ' s goals for 1 12 points by bringing up the score with the help of her team to 2g to 26, with William and Mary on top. The playing of the Cieorge AVasliington team was of a very high order, and we consider this victor) ' the greatest achie ement of our team of ' 28. 304. C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO ■er- . ' ' «■■ ' £ ' ■■■■■■1 B fl t i ' li fc The Varsity Squad The Team DeShazo, (Captain) Tanner Forward ForirarJ WiLKiNS Jumpiny Cntir SiNCLAiRE . side Center WiNX Guard Burke Guard D ' JKE Guard Virginia Harper, Manayrr The Season s Results William and Mary 37; Medical College of Virginia ... 10 William and Marj- 34; Sweet Briar 20 William and Mary 34; Lynchburg College 23 William and Mary 26; Adelphi 15 William and Mar} ' 30; New York University 28 William and Mary 29; Cjeorge Washington U 26 305 COLONIAL ECHO TRACK THAM ISASKHAl.L SIJL ALl 306 , ,, , H 1 ( Jp 3 l4 J B 1 Advertisements 1 C O L O N 1 Index to Advertisers NAME PACE Benson Printing Company 323 Burchers Shop for Men 318 The Canton Engraving Electrotype Company 322 J. D. Carneal Son 311 The College Pharmacy 310 The College Shop 311 Collins Cleaning Dyeing Company 312 Mrs. Cook ' s Cafeteria 320 Dielrick ' s Restaurant 316 The First National Bank of Newport News 318 The First National Bank of Williamsburg 310 Garner Company 315 S. Galeski Optical Company 314 William F. Gravius 320 Imperial Theatre 32 1 James City Furniture Company 320 The Kandy Kitchen 310 Lee Hall Garage Corporation 316 Life Insurance Company of Virginia 313 Medical College of Virginia 314 Monroe Shop 310 Monticello Hotel 317 M-.irphey ' s Hotel 309 Nachmans 318 Norfolk Cafe 312 Padgett Cleaning Company 314 Peninsula Bank Trust Company 312 Peninsula Transit Corporation 3Zl Richmond Fruit Produce Company 312 Richmond Hotel 313 Shmelz National Bank 317 W. J. Smith Son 318 Staples Grocery Co 3ZU Stetson D Tailor 317 Tidewater Hotel 320 Virginia Electric Fewer Company 312 The Vogue Shop 319 Hotel Warwick 318 White Studio Inc 32 1 Williamsburg Coal Company 310 Williamsburg Drug Company ' Williamsburg Steam Laundry ' ' 308 O L O TsJ 1 H O THE STUDENTS AND ALUMNI OF WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT iB KOAP TAWHtnK ? This Hotel is Located in the Theatrical and Shopping Cen- ter of the City and is Generally Recognized as Headquarters for College Students Excellent Cafeteria in Connection GET YOUR LUNCH AT The Kandy Kitchen Find Your Recreation Playing Pool in Where Only the Best Is Served Wjcch for Our Weekly Home- Mjde Candy Specials THE MONROE SHOP or College Pharmacy Pharmacists Bowling Williamsburg. Virginia in Phone 1 1 THE BOWLING CONKLIN PENS. KODAKS AND STATIONERY ALLEY Williamsburg Coal Company, Inc. O. M. Geddv, President Coal and Building Material Phone 127 Williamsburg, Virginia SPENDING MONEY Knowing how to spend money is the fundamental and prin- cipal secret of saving money. Care in spending makes it easy to save, and the more you save the more you will want to save. Start today the HABIT of sav- ing and you will quickly over- come the habit of SPENDING. First National Bank Williamsburg. Virginia O L O N 1 J. D. CARNEAL V J. D. CARNEAL. JR. ) CARNEAL SONS CARNEAL Building RICHMOND, VA. 12 North 9th Street Real Estate — Bankers and Brokers SALES— RENTS— LOANS— INSURANCE 6 ' i First Mortgage Department INVEST IN OUR 6 ' . FIRST MORTGAGES Consistent With Absolute Safety THE COLLEGE SHOP FOR THE STUDENTS On the Corner POCAHONTAS TEA ROOM Facing the Campus The Ideal Place for Students to Board. When Visiting Williamsburg, the Best Place to Have Lunch With Friends FOR EVERYBODY C O L O N 1 COLLINS CLEANING AND DYEING CO. (Odorless) ONE DAY SERVICE Williamsburg, Virginia Phone 48 Richmond Fruit and Produce Co., Inc. Wholesale Fruit and Produce Both Foreign and Domestic 24 SOUTH HTH STREET Peninsula Bank and Trust Co. Capital. Surplus and Profits $126,000.00 Prompt Service. Courteous Treatment State and City Depository QUICK SERVICE New Modern NORFOLK CAFE WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Williamsburg Drug Co. REXALL STORE We Carry a Full Line of Fountain Drinks, Cigars AND Sundries Agents for Whitman ' s Candies and Eastman Kodaks Your Trade Solicited ELECTRICITY Is Your Lowest Priced Servant Do It Electrically This Year VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER CO. J. T. Bl.ACKNALL, Manager C O L O TsJ 1 f When in Richmond, -■Mf v. • ' i«l Virginia STOP AT HOTEL 1 RICHMOND Opposite Capitol Square HOTEL WM. BYRD Opposite Broad St. Station W. E. HOCKETT Managing Director William and Mary Students Welcome A COLLEGE EDUCATION-DOES IT GUARANTEE THIS? Do the books you study, the lectures you attend at William and Mary teach you adequately how to guard against the pitfalls incident to experience in the world of businessi Do they impress upon you the age-old truth that unless thrift be the practice of youth, penury may be the portion of old agei Life beyond college days becomes an uncertain quantity. That you may mitigate its evils, let nothing delay you in creating a life insurance estate through one of the numerous Endowment plans offered by The Life Insurance Company of Virginia JOHN G. WALKER Chairman of Board BRADFORD H. WALKER President Richmond. Virginia C O L O TvJ 1 THE S. GALESKI OPTICAL CO. Leading and Largest Optical House in the South Good For The Eyes Developing and Printing Main and 8th St.. Richmond. Va. 22? E. Broad St.. Richmond. Va. 209 Granby St.. Norfolk. Va. Henry St. and Kirk Ave.. Roanoke. Va. 551 Main St.. Danville. Va. 240 Main St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. LET PADGETT Do Your Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Altering and Pressing WE GIVE SERVICE Call Phone 134 Single Suits 50c Three Suits $1.00 J. B. PADGETT WILLIAMSBURG. VA. i Medical College of Virginia MEDICINE— PHARMACY DENTISTRY— NURSING Wm. T. Sanger, Ph.D., President Extensive Dispensary Service. Hospital Facilities in Three Hospitals Owned and Controlled by College; Individual Instruction; Experienced Faculty; Practical Curriculum. FOR CATALOG AND INFORMATION ADDRESS J. R. McCAULEY. Secretary 1150 E. Clay Street Richmond, Va. C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO WILLIAMSBURG ' S FINEST SHOP FOR MEN hereBtimtlj l tm (JIlfllljFa are sold Nothing could be more convinc- ing of our ableness to serve our Varsity clientele than this pains- taking assemblage of SOCIETY Brand University Clothes, and accessories for Spring and Summer. We Keep Your Measurements on File Q SOCIETY Sir NO GARNER AND COMPANY Incorporated Phone 78 Williamsburg. Va. COLONIAL ECHO for Economical Transportation i Lee Hall Garage Corporation LEE HALL. VIRGINIA DIETRICH ' S AT NEWPORT NEWS THE PENINSULA ' S REGULAR BIG CITY RESTAURANT Becoming to Those Who are Particular About What They Eat and Where They are Seen C O L O N 1 THE MONTICELLO Tiaetuater s Leading Hotel NORFOLK. VIRGINIA Charles H. Consolvo. PreslJenl William J. Quinn, Jr., Manager Com hments Stetson D ' Tailor For Co.llege Men NATIONALLY KNOWN JUSTLY FAMOUS Walch for Our Exhibits A. SILVER Representative SCHMELZ NATIONAL BANK Successiul for Over Tkirty Years 4% ON SAVINGS Lock Boxes lor Rent C O L O 7SI 1 Hotel Warwick WHEN IN NEWPORT NEWS MAKE OUR HOTEL YOUR HEADQUARTERS  GEORGE E. WILSON Manager 1891 1928 Service Is Our Only Commodity Our Bank is Built On It Our Efforts Center Around It Our Success Depends on It 8 First National Bank NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA NACHMAN ' S Incorporated Washington Ave. at 50th St. NEWPORT NEWS. VA. We Specialize In READY-TO-WEAR and MILLINERY for THE MISS and JUNIOR Special Attention Given Students of William and Mary Large Showing of Smart Styles Society Brand Clothes BURGHER ' S SHOP OF MERIT Washington Ave. at ?Oth St. NEWPORT NEWS. VA. W. J. Smith « Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS LiMOLS[NE Invalid Coach Service Day Phone 79 Night Phone 80 Morrison. Virginia C O L O N 1 ECHO WILLIAMSBURG S LEADING STORE THE VOGUE SHOP Headquarters FOR STUDENTS HART, SHAFFNER  MARX CLOTHES LONDONTOWN CLOTHES FLORSHEIM. SELZ AND BEACON SHOES STETSON AND DOBBS HATS THE VOGUE SHOP Just Jack In Old Post Office Building — Uptown Williamsburg, Va. LAUNDRY-WASHED CLOTHES LAST LONGER THE LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST Phone 34 STRICTLY SANITARY Williamsburg Steam Laundry We Treat Your Clothes White C O L O N 1 James City Furniture Company Incorporated + FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS STOVES 331 E. Duke of Gloucester St. Williamsburg, Va. The Staples Grocery Co., Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS Richmond, Virginia Lady Astor and Monogram Brands Food Products Ms,  i 805 East Grace Street Richmond, Virginia William F. Gravins Co.. Inc. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA Butter. Eggs. Poultry Cheese Home of the Traveler Tidewater Hotel Austin F. Keever, Mgc. NEWPORT NEWS. VA. European Plan $1.50 to $3.00 L O N 1 Equipped with many years experience for making photographs of all sorts desnable for illustrating College Annuals. Best obtamable artists, and the capacity for prompt and unequalled service. Photographers to 1928 COLONIAL ECHO 220 West 42nd Street NEW YORK. For An Evening of Eniertainmcnl Visit the Imperial Tkeatre WILLI.AMSBURG, VA. Metro-Golawyn and Paramount Photoplays of Quality PERFORMANCES: MATINEE AND NIGHT COMPLIMENTS OF THE Peninsula Transit Corporation Operating Luxuriously Equipped Motor Buses, Affording Comfort- able and Rapid Transportation Be- tween Richmond, Williamsburg, Newport News, Yorktown, and Gloucester Courthouse. main office Lee Hall, Virginia C O L O TsJ 1 ECHO I C O L O N I Jok es Soph: What is a Jcfinitioii for a collcfjc professor? Juiiior: A man who is paid to stiuiy sleeping; conditions among students. Professor Hailey (in physics class): Mr. Porter, what ' s a conductor for elec- tricity? Porter (awakening): Why er — er. Professor Hailey: Correct. Hell hath no fury like a woman corned. - - A traffic light Means Stop when red ; But lips that are Mean Go ahead. Ijanter: How did Mac come out at the handsome man contest at the college ball? ' Barrett: He won by a bare majority. CLanter: I knew he ' d get the coed ' s vote. 3i S 3! ! 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