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

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1935 volume:

Courtesy o£ Mr. I. T. Frary, Cleveland Museum of Art THE PRESIDENT ' S HOUSE, COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MABY, WILLIAMSBtTRG, VA. Every addition to true knowledge is an addition to human power. — Horace Mann H AVE you studied the new Federal Tax laws? Have you considered in what way they might affect your estate after January 1, 1936? Now is the time to look into these most important matters. The President ' s House, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, a dignified home, on a charming campus, was erected in the late 18 th century, burned after the sur- render at Yorktown and restored at the private expense of Louis XVI. From this famous old College were graduated Presidents Jefferson, Monroe and Tyler and Chief Justice Marshall. o Ufv% 4t-u. i ' y idt- £ ' « — i X LI BP)IS e. COLONIAL NIN TUN HUNDRED COPYRIGHT 1935 WESLEY L. WARNOCK EDITOR FRANK MANNING BUSINESS MANAGER A YEAR BOOK CLASS OF AND MARY (CHO THIRTY- FIV£ PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM VOLUME MCMXXXV ♦ ♦ ♦ FOR WOBD t| The purpose of this book is to portray in simple fashion our student life on campus. The views and art work depict different phases of student activity with which we are all familiar. In it is recorded a history of our attainments through- out four years of scholastic effort. In future years may it serve in bringing back pleasant memories of our existence on this historic William and Mary Campus, in Virginia CONTENTS THE COLLEGE CLASSES ATHLETICS SPONSORS FRATERNITIES ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS President John Stewart Bryan To John Stewart Bryan Virsinia, sentleman, students by a wisdom ON President of the College of William and Mary in scholar, and public benefactor, who has inspired the beyond books and a vision beyond self To DR. CHANDLER Dr. Iulian Alvin Carroll Chandler IN MEMORIAM To the Memory of Dr. Julian Alvin Carroll Chandler For fifteen years President Of the College of William and Mary A dreamer whose dreams came true. His actions, ever inspired by his dreams, His tireless energy, sound judgment, And exalted ideals have raised Our college to a prominent and permanent place Among the educational institutions of the nation. To him, whose devotion to the College will be an inspiration, We wish to express our sincerest gratitude and appreciation For aiding our progress And for maintaining our beautiful old traditions. Biosraphical Sketch of Dr. J. A. C. Chandler, 1872-1934 Dr. Julian Alvin Carroll Chandler, presi- dent of the College of William and Mary from Jul)- 1, 1919, until the time of his death, May 31, 1934, was born at Guineys ' , Caro- line County, Virginia, October 29, 1872. He was the son of Joseph A. (M. D.) and Emuella Josephine (White) Chandler. Af- ter receiving the degree of Bachelor of Arts in the same institution in 1892, he attended Johns Hopkins University, where in 1896 he received his Ph. D. degree. In 191)4 he re- ceived the honorary degree of L. L. I . from Richmond College. His marriage to Lenore Burten Duke, of Churchland, Virginia, took place the year following his graduation from Johns Hopkins Univei ' sit} ' , July 10, 1897. Dr. Chandler began his career as an in- structor of History and English in 1891 and 1892 at the College of wllliam and Mary. From Williamsburg he went to Houston, Virginia, to become principal of the public schools from 1892 to 1893. In 1894 he became an instructor at Morgan College, in Baltimore, where he remained until 1896. He occupied this position during his graduate studies at Johns Hopkins University. From that time on. Dr. Chandler advanced rapidly in his chosen field of education, holding such responsible positions as dean of the faculty, 1896-99, acting president, 1899-1900, in the Woman ' s College, Richmond, Virginia; act- ing professor of history and literature at Rich- mond College, 1897-1900, and professor of English in the same institution, 1900-04; dean of the Richmond Academy, 1902-04; editor for Silver, Burdett and Company, pub- lishers, 1904-07; editor of the Virginia Jour- nal of Education, Richmond, 1907-09; pro- fessor of history, Richmond College, 1908- 09. In Jul ' , 19(19, he became superinten- dent of schools at Richmond, Virginia, and held this position until his appointment as president of the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, on July 1, 1919. During this time he was given leave from October, 1918, to April, 1919, to serve as Chief of the Rehabilitation Division for Disabled Soldiers in Washington. He was director of liistor) ' and education, Jamestown exposition, 1907. He held membership in the Virginia Historical Society, American Histori- cal Association, Societ) ' for Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, National Education As- sociation, Kappa Alpha fraternity, and the Phi Beta Kappa Society. In 1919 he was chosen President of ' ilHam and Mary Col- lege, and completed nearly a fifteen year term. He died in Norfolk, Virginia, May 31, 1934. With his many activities as an educator, historian, scholar, editor, and president of a college, he foimd time to engage in the pre- paration of the following valuable historical works relating to Virginia: The History of Sufl-Vage in Virginia, 1901; .Makers of Vir- ginia History, 1904; Representation in Vir- ginia, 1896; Colonial Virginia, written in col- laboration with T. B. Thames, 1907; Mak- ers of American Histor) ' , written in collabora- tion with O. P. Chitwood, 1904; Virginia, written in collaboration with William L. Foushee, 1902. A Biographical Sketch of John Smith, with Selections from his Writ- ings, by Dr. Chandler, appeared in the Li- brary of Southern Literature in 1909, and his following contributions: The Beginnings of V irginia, 1584-1624; The South in English Politics, 1607-1763; The South in the Ex- pansion of the United States; The South in the Intepretation of the Constitution; and The Southern Inter-Colonial Relations, were published in The South in the Building of the Nation. William and Marv Gates with the College Library in the Backc; ROUND THE COLLEGE ■ ♦♦•♦ ■♦♦♦ f The College of William and Mary affords a colonial atmosphere found nowhere else in this country. From its portals came the early leaders of the nation. May its achievements in the future rival its traditions of the past Mr. Charles J. Duke, Jr, Assistant to the Pre side ut ayid College Bursar Dr. Kremer J. Hoke Deati nf the College iind Deau of the School of Education Dr. Grace ' arren Landrum Dealt of V ' i)nicn Dr. L. Vaughn Howard ■icfrug Dean of Men COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY SESSION 1934-1935 Board oF Visitors James H. Dillard, Rector George Walter Mapp, Vice-Rector John Garland Pollard Cary T. Grayson J. Douglas Mitchell A. H. Foreman Miss Lulu D. Metz Miss Gabriella Page John Archer Wilson A. Obici The State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ex-Officio Sidney B. Hall Secretary to the Visitors Charles J. Duke, Jr. Officers of the Administration John Siewari ' I rvan President and Acting Dean of the ]V the School of Goverynnoit (Did (yiti-::.e hhip Charles J. Dl ' KE, Jr., Anistant to the President iin-l Hursiir K. y. Hoke, Dean of the (j ' ollege itnd Dean of the School of Education L. Vaughan Howard, Acting Dean of Men Grace V. LandrL ' M, Dean of Women MARciiiERriE ' VNNE-RoBER• s, Assistant Deiin of Women Albion G. Taylor Assistayit Dean of the Marshall ]V the School of Government anil (Jittzenship Theodore Sullivan Cox, Dean of the School of Jurisprudence H. L. Bridges, Registrar Emeritus Kathleen Alsop, Registrar V. L. Nltnn, Auditor H. H. HiBBS, Jr., Dean of the Richmond Division V. T. Hodges, Dean of the Norfolk Division E. G. SwEM, Librarian MarcjARET GalphIN, Acting Librarian Charles A. Taylor, Executive Secretary Alumni Association Faculty— Session 1934-1935 ALFRED R. ARMSTRONG, B.S. Instructor in Chemistry MARTHA BARKSDALE, A.B., A.M. Aasisfnnt Projessor of Physical Education GRACE J. BLANK, A.B. Assistant Professor of Biology D. J. BLOCKER, A.M., B.D., D.D. Professor of Sociology MRS. J. S. BROCK.ENBROUGH Instructor in Piano MERRILL BROWN, A.B. Instructor in Public Speaking GEORGE W. BROWN, MD. Lecturer in Clinic 17! Psychology ELEANOR CALKINS, A.B. Instructor in Mathematics J. D. CARTER, JR. Docteur d ' Uniz ' ersite Associate Professor of French JOSEPH C. CHANDLER, B.S., A. M. Associate Professor of Physical Education G. GLENWOOD CLARK, LL.B., A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English and Journalism JAMES L. COGAR, A.M. Lecturer in History H. D. COREY, A.M. Associate Professor of Economics COURAL, ALBERTE Bach e!ier-es-Lett res French Exchange Student THEODORE S. COX, A.B., LL.B. Dean of School of Jurisprudence Professor of Jurisprudence ELEANOR CRAIGHILL, A.M. Special Instructor in Fine Arts LILLIAN A. CUMMINGS, A.M. Professor of Home Economics DONALD W. DAVIS, Ph.D. Professor of Biology OTIS DOUGLAS, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education JOHN R. FISHER, Ph.D. Professor of Alodern Languages H. L. FOWLER, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History On leave of absence first semester, 1934-1935 J. R. GEIGER, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology WAYNE F. GIBBS, M.S., C.P.A. Professor of Accountancy WILLIAM A. R. GOODWIN, A.M., B.D., LL.D. Professor of Religion CHARLES D. GREGORY, B.S., AM. Associate Professor of Mathematics WILLIAM G. GUY, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry EMILY M. HALL, A.M. Instructor in English CHARLES T. HARRISON, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English ANDREW E. HARVEY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Modern Languages INGA OLLA HELSETH, Ph.D. Professor of Elementary Education WALTER E. HOFFMAN, B.S., LL.B. Instructor in Jurisprudence KREMER J. HOKE, A.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College Professor of Education L. VAUGHAN HOWARD, Ph.D. Professor of Govern me7]t ALTHEA HUNT, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English VICTOR ITURRALDE Doctor en Letras Associate Professor of Spanish and French LEONIDAS W. IRWIN. B.D., D.D. Lecturer on Religion JESS H JACKSON, Ph.D. Professor of English J. R. L. JOHNSON, A.M. Professor of English L. TUCKER JONES, B.S. Professor of Physical Education W. MELVILLE JONES, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English ESTHER KESSLER, B.S. Instructor in Secretarial Science J. WILFRED LAMBERT, A.B. Instructor in Psychology GRACE WARREN LANDRUM, Ph.D Dean of Woifien Professor of English Faculty— Session 1934-1935 j. PAUL LEONARD, Ph.D. Professor of Educatiofi JOHN L. LEWIS, A.B., L.R., LL.M. Itislructor h? J umpruiit-iuc LUCILLE LOWRV, B.S. Instructor in PZ xsnal Educalinn R. C. McCARY, A.R., Doclfur ii ' Uuh ' frsitt ' ' Associate Professor of Frrnc i R. c. McClelland, a b., a.m. Instructor in Ancient LangUiigcs CHARLES F. MARSH, Ph.D. Professor of Economics BEVERLY MASSEI, A.B., D.Litt. Uniz ' ersify of Florence, Italy Instructor in MoJern Languages C. G. MATHEWS, JR., A.B. Instructor in History W. W. MERRYMON, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics RAYMOND R. MILLER, A.M. A ctifig A ssociate Profess o r of Eco ti amies RICHARD L. MORTON, Ph.D., Litt.D. Professor of History LENA M. NOLL, A.M. Instructor in Religion B. W. NORTON, A.B. Instructor in Journalism BEN T. PAINTER, B.S. Instructor in Biology J. E. PATE, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science P. P. PEEBLES, B.L., A.M., LL.M. Associate Professor of Jurisprudence R. G. ROBB, A.M., Sc.D. Professor of Organic Chemistry SARA JANE ROMES, A.B. Instructor in Secretarial Science BEULAH RUSSELL, A.M . Associate Professor of Mathematics A. G. RYLAND, Ph.D. Professor of French CHARLES P. SHERMAN, A.B., LL.B., D.C.L., LL.D. Lecturer in Roman, Canon , and Civil Law CHARLES R. SHREEVES, A.B. Instructor in Latin tlRV NG SILVERMAN, A.B. Instructor in L.itin ETHEL M. SKINNER, A.M. Assistant Professor of Art GEORGE M. SMALL, Mus.B. Associate Professor of Music CARRIE CURLE SINCLAIR, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education S. D. SOUTHWORTH. Ph.D. Professor of Economics J. M. STETSON, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics JEAN J. STUART, A.M. As ' ociate Professor nj Home Economics tjAMES H. STONE, B.S., C.P.H. Instructor in Biology FRANCES STCBBS, B.S. Assistant Professor of Library Science T. J. STUBBS, JR., A.M. Associate Professor of History A. G. TAYLOR, Ph.D. Professor of Economics R. L. TAYLOR, Sc.D. Associate Professor of Biology MAURICE TYLER Instructor in Voice A. PELZER WAGENER, Ph.D. Professor of Ancient Languages HELEN FOSS WEEKS, Ph.D. Professor of Education ALMA WILKIN, A.M. A ssistant Profess o r of Ho me Economics E. E. WILLOUGHBY, Ph.D. Professor of Library Science D. W. WOODBRIDGE, A.B., J.D. Professor of Jurisprudence R. C. YOUNG, Ph.D. Profess or of Physics On leave of absence second semester, 1934-1935 Resigned February 1, 193 iSecond semester only, 1934-1935 tFirst semester only, 1934-1935 Campus Walk THE CLASSES f The classes are significant of our pro- gress through college. We come in as immature freshmen, season as sophomores and juniors, and finally, in our senior year, assume that sophistication necessary in life SENIORS ||— Officers of the Senior Class Blake T. Newidn, Jr. President John Lewis Vice-Pf-esldent Virginia Mister Secretnr -Treasurer Helen Isabella Addis A.B. Newfort News, Virginia French Club; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Interdenominational So- ciety; Brown Hall, Vice-President David W. Agnew B.S. Pulaski, Virginia Indian Handbook Staff, Assistant Circula- tion Manager; Colonial Echo, Manager, 1933-1934; Spanish Club; Y. M. C. A.; Phi Kappa Tau Alice Elsie Barnes A.B. Portsmouth, Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Division. Phi Kap- pa Phi; Kappa Delta Phi; Library Science Club, Vice-President; Y. W. C. A.; Delta Delta Delta George Bishop A.B. Scarsdale, Neiv York Freshman Track; Varsity Track; Inter- fraternity Council; Monogram Club; Senior Class, Chaplain; Indian Handbook Staff; History Club, President; Senior Invitation Committee, Chairman; Flat Hat Staff; Men ' s Student Body, Vice-President; PI Kappa Alpha Dorothy Jane Ball B.S. Jtniuiuii, Nezv Yor-k AJelphi Cullege. Phi Sigma; Y. W. C. A. i J. Leslie Hall Literary Society Clara Barnforth B.S. Norfolk, Virgmia Transfer from Norfolk Division. Y. W. C. A. Dorothy McAdam Beck B.S. Biilt ' iniorr, .VIiu- ltuid Delta Pi Kappa; Clayton Grimes Biology Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Monogram Club; Varsity Hock- ey, Captain; Varsity Basketball; Lacrosse, Captain, Manager; Tennis; .Archery; Track; Swimming; Baseball; Sophomore Tribunal, Chairman; Kappa Kappa Gamma Betty Dandridge Blo.xton B.S. Greenville, North C iroH?ia Transfer from East Carolina Teacher ' s Col- lege. German Club; Basketball, 1931; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Flat Hat Circulation Staff; Gamma Phi Beta Regina Elmore Bowles B.S. Pulask ' ty Virginia Transfer from R.idford State Teachers ' College. Tail Kappa Alpha; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society i Y. W. C. A. ; Kappa Omicrcui Phi; Claytim -Grimes Biuhigical Society Andrew Jackson Bardin, Jr. B.S. Norfolk, Virginia Trnnsfer from Ni rfoIk Di isioni V. M. C A.; Sig;ma Nu Woodrow Bralley B.S. viiiihor, Virgmiti Kappa Phi Kappa; Phoenix Literary Society i Men ' s Glee Clubi Freshman Track; Athletic Council, Secretary; Metho- dist Student Council, Vice-President Joseph Bridgers B.S. Richmond, Virginia Varsity Football, Captain; Freshman Foot- ball; 3-3-3 Committee; Monogram Club; Interfraternltv Council; Theta Delta Chi L. Parker Buck, Jr. B.S. R ' lchfnonrl Hilly Nrw York TiMMsfcr fruin Pliof nix Junior Cullt-g e J hocnix, Arizona. Phi Delta Gamma Senior-Sopliomurt ' Tribunal, Vice-President Flat Hat, Editur-in-Chief ; Cotillion Club Hand ; Inter-fra ternity Council ; Kappa Sigma Kitty Bush A.B. Tf (ixni ' shorOy Vtrgniui History Clubi Spanish Cll.b; W W. C. A. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society Ruth Butt A.B. Norfolk, Virginia Traiisfei-, Norfiilk DI isIon Alfred B. Caring (Jzo)ir Park, Long Islm ri Phoenix Literary Society; Balfour Club; International Relations Club; Y. M. C. A.; Flat Hat Staff; Phi Alpha Kathryn Chiswell B.S. Washington, D. C. Womens ' Student Government, President; Mortarboard; Womens ' Honor Council; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Junior Class, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Thomas R. Dew Economics Club; International Relations Club; Fresh- man Orientation Committee; German Club; K. O. B.; Kappa Delta Dorothy Thurrza Louise Chamings B.S. M ' iiriiniishurg, Virginia Delta Psi Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Hockey; Monogram Club; Apparatus Club Richard K. Clements B.S. Mntoakd, West Virginia Theta Chi Delta, Treasurer; Philomathean Literary Society; Clayton-Grimes Biological Society ' irginia M. Clementson B.S. Clarendon, Virginia Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Sigma; Clayton- Grimes Biological Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Pi Beta Phi Ruth B. Cobbett B.A. Morr ' iitoivn, Nr-iv Jersey Class 19!?, Hlstciri.Tii; Clii Delta I ' lii, President; Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Secretarvi Dramatic Club; Mortarboard; Flat Hat Staff, Women ' s Managing Editor, 1934; Associate Editor, 19H; K.. O. R.; German Club; Freshman Debate Team Kappa Kappa ( tanima Mary Curtis Cocke A.B. If ' illmr isiiKn;, Viri ' imri Colonial Echo; Library Science Club, President; K;ippa Delta ' irginia Ann Codell A.K. ir huhesti-r, Knituckx Transfer, Kentucky Wesleyan College Kappa Delta Pi; Eta Sigma Phi; Choir President Laura Alexander Coleman B.A. ( oUhigsivood, yjriv Jrrsev Chi Delta Phi, Vice-President; liiterna- tlonal Relations Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Fencing Team; Le Cercle Francais; Y. W. C. A. Rose Mary Codell B.S. Winchester, Koifucky Transfer, Kentucky Wesleyan. Kappa Kappa Oniicrnn Phi; Y. W. C. A.; Choir Annie Pauline Cornett B.S. Marion, Virginia Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Freshman Basket- hall; Senior Life Saving Corps; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Clayton-Grimes Biological Society; Chora! Club; German Club , H- Frances Cosby A.B. New fort News, Virginia Phi Sigma; Euclid Club; Clayton Grimes Biology Club, Treasurer; Vice-President of Jefferson Hall; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; B. S. U. Council Harriet Council A.B. Suffolk, Virginia President of Mortarboard; Debate Council; Debate Team; Judicial Council; Flat Hat Staff; Winner of William and Mary Debate Cup, 19.H; Kappa Kappa Gamma Joseph N. Cridlin L.B. Jonesvillr, Vir ' inm A.B., William and Mary, 1933; Inter- fraternity Council, Vice-President i Wythe Law Club, Clerk, Chanccllori Cotillion Club; John Garland Pollard Prize in Jurisprudence; Philomathean Literary So- ciety; Sigma Pi Juliette Croxton A.B. West Point, Virghiia Mortarboard; . W. C. A. Social Chair- man, Vice-President; Freshman V. W. C. A. Cabinet; Y. W. C. A. Representative at lihie Ridge Conference; Clayton-Grimes Biological Club; History Club; German Club; K. O. R.; Library Science Club; Freshman Orientation Sponsor; Phi Mu Sophie Croxton B.S. West Point, Virgini t Flat Hat Circulation Staff; V. W. C. A.; Freshman Cabinet; Art Club; German Club; K. O. B.; Phi Mu J. Wilson Crump B.S. Chester, Virginia Kappa Phi Kappa, Vice-President; Phoenix Literary Society; Dramatic Club; Pi Kappa Alpha Sarah Agnes DeBusk B.S. Glade springs, Virginia Transfer from Queens-Chlcora College in Charlotte, North Carolina J. R. Dietrich B.S. Newport News, Virginia Freshman Track; Varsity Track; Mono- gram Club; Phi Kappa Phi; Theta Chi Delta, Secretary; Sigma Pi Sigma; Euclid Club, Vice-President; Phi Beta Kappa Albert Beard Durrette B.S. Norfolk, Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Division Melzer Forrest Diggs, Jr. B.S. Portsmouth, Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Division. Y. M. C. A.; Pi Kappa Alpha Hallie Jane Dill A.B. McKeesport, Pe ins lvanm K. O. R.i J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Flat Hat, Circulation i Art Club; Thomas R. Dew Club of Eccuiomics; Ciermnn Club; Alpha Chi Omega Max M. Doman B.S. Middletoiun, Virgtmti Kappa Phi Kappa, President; College Band, President; Phoenix Literary Society, President; Flight Club, Secretary-Treasurer Jane Lewis Dumont A.B. WlliMmshm-g, Virginia Y. W. C. A.; Seminar Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; German Club; Flat Hat Staff; Chi Omega Dorothy Dunlap .A.B. Bltirkstoiir, Virginia Flat Hat, Managing Kditor, 1934; Indian Handbook, 1932; German Club; K. O. B.; Debate Council; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Dramatic Club; Colonial Echo, Associate Editor, 1934; Thcta Alpha Phi, Treasurer; Mortarboard, Historian; Board of Control, President; V. W. C. A.; .-Vlpha Chi Omega Margaret Christie Edgar A.B. Richmond, Virginia Transfer from Richmond Division. J. Les- lie Hall Literary Society; Choral Club Mary Edwards A.B. JVillim isln rg, Virginia Ruth Engel E.S. Teatiecky New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Sigma, Secretary; Clayton-Grimes Biological Club, Treasurer- Secretary, Vice-President; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Colonial Echo Staff Charles B. Fuller, Jr. A.B. Valtha7fi, Massachusetts Dorothy Fuller A.B. Lebanon Virginia Virginia Intermont College; Euclid Club; French Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary So- ciety; Plii Mu Mary P lla Garrett B.S. Mascot, Virginia E. Alvin Gentry B.A. Flint Hill, Virginia Phoenix Literary Society, President; Men ' s Debate Council, President; Manager of Debate, 1934-193 ' !; Board of Control; Social Problems Club, Vice-President; Wythe Law Club; International Relations Club; Wrangler ' s Club Frances Fittz (iilliain A.li. R icli ni o nd, ( Irginia Richmond Division; V. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society J. Robert Gilliss A.B. Ch ' tncnteague, V ' lrg ' ima Y. M. C. A.; Band; French Club; Flat Hat StafFj Lambda Chi Alpha Lula Jane Gilmer A.B. Richmond, Virghiia Phi Beta Kappa; Freshman Basketball; Eta Sigma Phi, Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi; Flat Hat Staff; Student Religious Council; Mortarboard; Phi Kappa Phi; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society, President; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Program Chairman Ernest W. Goodrich A.B. V (ikc field , Virginia Phi Beta Kappa; Wranglers ' Club, Presi- dent; Phi Delta Gamma, President; Phoe- nix Literary Society, President; Debate Council, Vice-President; Intern.ntional Re- lations Club, Vice-President; Wythe Law- Club; Eta Sigma Phi; Student Religious Council; Varsity Debate Team; Senior- Soph Tribunal Helen Goslee A.B. Jcivett, New Jersey y. W. C. A.; Euclid Club; Knppa Delta Pi, Secretary Woodrow Graves B.S. Boulevard, Virgiiiui Sigma Pi; Y. M. C. A.; Phllum.ithcan Literary Society j Interfraternity Council i Sigma Pi Christine Hailey B.S. (Jntario, Virginia Transfer, Randolph-Macon Woman ' s Col- lege. Women ' s Ck-e Club; Art Club; German Clubj Edith liacr Clubi Richmond Road Dormitory, President; Judicial Coun- cil; Kappa Omicron Phi; K. O. B., Vice- President; Kappa Delia Pi Roland B. Hall B.S. Easto i, Pentis lvania Indian Handbook Staff; Colonial Colle- gians, 1932-1933; Flat Hat Club; Omicron Delta Kappa, Secretary; Men ' s Student Body, Secretary; Literary Magazine, Business Manager; Fencing, Manager; Board of Control; Alpha Kappa Psi, Secretary; Varsity Swimming Team, 1933; Music Council, 1933-1934; Theta Delta Chi illiam Reilly Harkins B.S. North Plv iotif i, .Vlassachusctts Ruth Harrison A.B. Norfolk, V ' lrginiii French Club, Secretary; V. W. C. A.; J. Le slie Hall Literary Society; Clayton- Crimes Bioliigical Society; Euclid Club Charles E. Hatch A.B. Cobb ' s Cn ' ek, Virginia Phi Kappa phi; Kappa Phi Kappa; Euclid Club; History Club; Philoniatbean Literary Society, Program Chairman; Baptist Student Council, President; Student Religious Council; Phi Beta Kappa Charles F. Hendrickson A.B. Pembroke y Virgaiici PliiliiniatliLMn Literary Society; History Club; y. M. C. A.; L..S Qiiiiotescos Margaret Hedgecock A.B. IVilli imsbiirg, Virginia ( ilee Club; Choir; History Club; Library Science Club, Treasurer Peg Hildehrant A.B. Newark, New Jersey Y. W. C. A.j J. Leslie Hall Literary Socletyi International Relations Clubi Chi Omega Jack Hillicr B.S. Bo St 0)1, Mdssiiehusetts Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Vice-President; Y. M. C. A., Treasurer; Interfraternity Council, Secretary; Flat Hat, Circulation Manager; Alpha Kappa Psi, Vice-Presi- dent; Indian Handbook, Assistant Business Manager; International Relations Club, Secretary; Ccjtillion Club; Phi Kappa Tau Earl R. Hillman Mildred H. Hodgson B.S. A.B. Coehuni, Virguiui Norjolk, Virginia Kappa Phi Kappa; Freshman Track; Var- Phi Beta Kappa; Transfer Norfolk Divi- sity Track; Freshman Football; Varsity sion; Kappa Delta Pi; Euclid Club; French Football; Phoenix Literary Society; Mono- Club; Y. W. C. A. gram Club John E. Hocutt B.S. Ni-ivport NewS) Virguiia VK Beta Kappa; Sigma Nu Mary Louise Hollowell B.A. Portsmouth, Virginia Debate Council, Vice-President, President; Tau Kappa Alpha, President; Board of Control, Secretary; Theta Alpha Phi; Dramatic Club, Secretary; Brown Hall, House President; Judicial Council; French Club F. Barrett Horton B.S. Cherr d dr, Virgitiin Georgetown University. Delta Sigma Pi; Freshman Debate; Drum Major of Band; International Relations Club; Constitutional Revision Committee; Varsity Debate; Soph- omore Class, President; Wranglers ' Club, President; Debate Council, President; Board of Control, President; Colonial F.cho Staff; Sigma Phi Epsilon J. Edward Hessian B.S. Forest Hills, New York Flat Hat, Managing Editor; Tribunal, President; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Cotillion Club; Lambda Chi Alpha Joe. H. Howerton, Jr. B.S, (Uarksvillfj Virgm ' ia Indian Handbook Staff; Fuutball, Assistant Manager; Student Auditing Committee; H Club; Kappa Alpha Arahelle . Hubhard B.A. Pliihifii ' l I, Virginiii German Club; G. G. G. ; Literary Maga- zine Staff; Dramatic Club; Tlicta Alpha Phi; Economics Club; Psycllology-Physi- ology Club; Chi Omega Vinit red Hunter A.B. Norfolk, Virginiii Transfer, Norfolk Di ision. Kappa Kelta Pi, President; Indian Handbook StafT; French Club; Y. W. C. A.; Psychology- Philosophy Club; Phi Mu Curtis Jernigan U.S. Portsmouth, I ' lrghiiii Transfer from Norfolk Division. Thcta Chi Delta; V. M. C. A.; 13 Club; Thcta Delta Chi Elizabeth Callcote Johnson B.S. Smithfield, V ' lrghnn Womens ' Hdiitir Council, Chairman; Chi Sigma; Mortarboard; Choir; Clayton- Grimes Biological Society; Choral Club; Music Council; Colonial Echo Staff; Y. W. C. A.; German Club; Chi Omega Hazel Johnson A.B. Greenwich, ew Jene Martha Carr Jones A.B. ChurchvUle, Virgbna Phi Ret.i Kappa; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Hockey; Eta Sigma Phi, Vice- President; Kappa Delta Pi; Euclid Club Sudie E. Jones B.S. Newport News, Virgbi ' in Transfer hum Norfolk Di ision. Student Assistant to Music Department; College Orchestra; College String Trio; Music Editor of Literary Magazine; German Club; Gamma Phi Beta Carrie Lee Jordan A.B. Duhlhi, Virginia V. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary So- ciety i Clayton-C irinies Biological Society; History Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice- President Maxine Kanter A.B. Norjolk, Virgi)iui Transfer Notldlk Division. Los Quixii tescos; Balfour Cluh; V. W. C. A. Edgar Howard Kerner B.A. Nnv York, Nc-w York Interfraternity Council i Senior Dance Com- mittee; Mens ' Honor Council, Vice-Presi- dent; Colonial Kcho Staff; Flat Hat Staff, Social Editor; French Club; Cotillion Club; Monogram Club; Freshman Football; Var- sity Football; Senior-Sophomore Tribunal; V. M. C. A.; King ' s Revelers; Varsity Tennis, Co-Captain; Pi Lambda Phi, Presi- d ent; Balfour Club Briict Martin Kent B.S. Tr w , Virginui Phi Kappa Phi; Euclid Club, President, Secretary; Philomathean Literary Society, Treasurer, Vice-President; Kappa Phi Kappa, Secretary; Dramatic Club, Treasur- er; Theta .Alpha Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Delta Gamma Evangeline B. Klug B.S. Ridgeivood, Virginia Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Pi Sigma, Secre- tary, Treasurer! G. G. G.; Euclid Club; Y. W. C. A.i Choral Clubi Freshman Hockey Ralph Elbridge Ladd, Jr. B.A. Ipsiviclj, Mnssnchnsrits Class Poeti Theta Alpha Phi, President; Phoenix Literary Society, President; Social Problems Club, President; Philosophy-Psy- chology Club, Chairman; Literary Maga- zine, Associate Editor; Wranglers ' Club; Dramatic Club; Phi Kappa Tau Gregory George Lagakos A.B. Ciniitli-ii, Ni-zv Jrrsey pL-ncing TL-am; V. M. C. A.; Philomathean Literary Society, Treasurer; Glee Club; International Relations Club Frances M. Lamar B.A. Norfolk, Virginia Flat Hat Staff; German Club; French Club; Art Club; Womens ' Honor Council; Choral Club; Pan-hellenic Council; Y. W. C. A.; Phi Beta Phi Lloyd C. Langbauer B S Hudson Lank ford H oiiilton y Ohio B.S. Franklin, Virginia Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Var- sity Track; Spanish Club; International Re- lations Club; Secretary of Men ' s Athletic Council; Indian Handbook, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, 19_U; Phi Kappa Tau Theta Chi Delta; Flat Hat Staff; Colonial Hcho Staff; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jessie C. R. Lee A.B. MornstoivH, Sfiv Jrrsry J. Leslie Hall Literary Society, Treasurer; French Club, President; Women ' s Glee Club, Secretary - Treasurer; Psychology - Philosophy Club; V. W. C. A.; Choral Club John Newell Lewis B.S. Cranjord, tw Jrnry Literary Magazine, .- ssistant Manager; Football, .Assistant Manager; Colonial Echo Staff; Indian ILindbook Staff; Inter- fraternity Council; .-VIpha Kappa Psi, Vice- President; Senior Class, Vice-I resident; Theta Delta Chi H. Moncure Little B.S. Norfolk, Virginia Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Athletic Council, President; Varsity Track, Captain; 13 Club; Inter- national Relations Club; 1. C. A. Broad Jump Champion, 1933-1934; Indoor and Outdoor National Champion Broad Jump, Pennsyhania Relays, 193+; Colonial Echo; Thcta Delta Chi James S. Mack B.S. McKeesfort, Penns lvnnia Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Kappa PsI, President; Swimming-, Manager; Fencing Team, Captain; Colonial Echo, Activities Editor; Freshman Fencing Team; Wrang- lers ' Club; Theta Delta Chi Bruce Mainous A.B. A ppiiliichiny Virgi iia Freshman Football; Y. M. C. A.; French Club; Phi Kappa Phi Helma Mallory B.S. Laivrencevillf, Virginia Transfer, Richmond Division. Art Club; Literary Magazine; German Club; K. O. B.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Psy- chology-Philosophy Club; Dance Club; Y. W. C. A.; Gamma Phi Beta James E. Mallonee B.S. Hopeivcll, Virghnn Pill Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Psi; Philo- mathean Literary Society, Vice-President; Tiieta Chi Delta, Vice-President; Euclid Club, Treasurer; Flat Hat Staff, Make-up Editiir; Assistant Manager of Football; - M. C. A.; Freshman Cabinet Frank R. Manning B.S. Trnnccky IVeiv Jersey S. A. E. Fraternity; O. D. K.; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Colonial Echo, Business Manager; Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball; Flat Hat Staff; Cilec Club; Clayton-Crimes Biological Society; Inter- fraternity Council; Board of Control John A. Mapp A.B. Accouuic, Virghnii Men ' s Student Body, President; H Club, President; Phi Delta Gamma, President; Freshman Class, President; Flat Hat, Editor-in-Chief; Interfraternity Council; Philomathean Literary Society; Wranglers ' Club; International Relations Club; Flat Hat Club Society; 7 Club; Omicrnn Delta Kappa; Kappa Alpha Eleanor Amelia iMartin A.B. Flo d, ' irgi n i Euclid Club; French Club; J. Leslie fLill Literary Society; Y. W. C. . . James A. L. Mathers B.S. Norfolk, Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Division. Chi Beta Phij Sigma Nu Helen Mathews A.B. Portsmouth, Virginia Euclid Clubi J. Leslie Hall Literary Society Virginia Mister A.B. Capeville, Virginia Freshman Class, Secretary-Treasurer; Var- sity Glee Club, President; K. O. B. ; French Club; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Basketball Squad; German Club, President; Music Council, Secretary-Treasurer; Mi- kado , Business Manager; Senior Class, Secretary-Treasurer; Kappa Kappa Gamma Charles N. Moore B.S. Dare, Virginia illiani Edward Moore Louise Morriss B.S. B.S. Dare, Virghna Victoria, Virginia J. Leslie Hnll Literary Society; ' ' . W. C. A.; Plii Kappn Oniicron; Kappa Omi- cron Phi, President; Choral Club; Fresh- man Basketball Team; Delta Delta Delta Claudine Moss B.S. Clarendon, F irgitna Dance Club; Orchestra; Choral Club; Var- sity Hockey; Glee Club; Choir; Clayton- Grimes Biological Society; Phi Sigma Harry P. Murphy B.S. Suffolk, Virginia Cntilliun Club; Sigma .Alpha Epsilon William F. Musbach B.S. M link field, Whcojism Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Inter- national Relations Club; Conceit Orches- tra; Alpha Kappa Psi; Treasurer; Rand; Phi Kappa Tau . nne Nenzel B.S. Richniofidy Virgvim Euclid Club; ■ -. VV. C. A.; German Club; K. O. B.; Kl.it Hit Staff; Kappa Kappa Canmia Ralph S. Nestor B.S. Cnldwelly Nrw Jersey Alpli.i Knpp.i I ' si; Lns QuixntesCds; Dc- b;ite Councils Philomathean Literary So- cifty; Wr.Tn|rlers Clubj Lambda Chi Alpha Blake T. Newton, Jr. A.B. Hague, Virginia Senior Class, President; 1 ' Club, Secre- t:iry-Treasurer ; Freshman Basketball, M:in- ager; International Relations Club; Phoe- nix Literary Society; Interfraternity Coun- cil; V. M. C. .A.; Pi Kappa Alpha Dorothy C. Nice B.S. Do-iViiingtOiVH, Pfiitis xlvfvnri Women ' s Glee Club; Clmii-i Gerninn Club; G. G. G.i Senior-Sophnmure Tribunal i Pan-Hellenic Council; Gamma Phi Beta Marianne Norris A.B. Waverly, Virginia Phi Beta Knppn; K.ippa Delta Pi; History Club Ann Rutherford Northington A.B. Ruhmonri, Virginia Kappa Delta Pi; Eta Sigma Pi, President, Corresponding Secretary of National Chap- ter; Octa Diurna, Associate Editor; French Club, Vice-President; Debate Council, Sec- retary; Varsity Debate Team; Y. W. C. A., Worship Chairman; Chapel Committee; Interdenominational Religious Council; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society, Chaplain; Flat Hat, Circulation Staff; Methodist Young Peoples ' Cabinet Alice Parrish Oldfield A.B. Norjolky Virginia Transfer, Norfolk Divisi.in. Y. W. C. . .; Chi Omega Mildred Overton B.A. Portsmouth, Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Division and Wel- lesley. Chi Delta Phi; J. Leslie Hall Lit- erary Society; German Club; Delta Delta Delta Sumner Paisner A.B. Mattapau, Massachusetts Philomathean Literary Society; Cabinet of V. M. C. A.; Philomathean Literary So- ciety, Treasurer; Balfour Club; Religious Council, President; International Relations Council Emily Parker B.S. Kiiisnigtou, Maryland Phi Kappa Oinicron, Secretary; Kappa Omicron Phi, Secretary; German Club; Y. W. C. A.; Kappa Kappa Gamma Margaret Mary Parmelee A.B. Carney ' ' s Point, New Jersey Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; German Club; G. G. G.; Dance Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil; Boot and Spur Club; French Club; Y. W. C. A.; Delta Delta Delta Robert Burns Partrea B.S. Norfolk, Vh-gi i ' ui Nathan Plaks B.S. Brookl ii, Ni ' iv York Indi;in Hiindbook; Tennis, M.lnager Swimming Team; I lii Alpha Leslie Harrell Pierce B.S. Sii il iir , North Cnrolina Oniicrnn Delta Kappa; Flat Hat Club; Y. M. C. A., President i Claytdn-Grimcs Biological Club, President; Cotillion Club, President; Phi Sigma, Vice-President; Varsity Track, Manager; Colonial Echo, Associate Editor; Phi Delta Gamma; In- ternational Relations Club; Glee Club; Ath- letic Council ; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Reta Ann Harwood Poindexter A.B. Morrison, Vlrginiii Girls ' Raskctball, Manager; German Club; G. G. G.; Y. W. C. A.; Indian Handbook, .Assistant Sports Editor; Monogram Club; Kappa Kappa Gamma Joseph Page Pollard B.S. Minor, Virginia Phoenix Literary Society; Theta Clii Delta, President; Assistant Manager of Track; Phi Sigma, President; Clayton-Grimes Biological Club, Vice-President; Y. M. C. A.; Phi Beta Kappa Murray Polsky B.S. Brooklyn, ' N civ York Flat Hat Staff; Literary Magazine; Indian Handbook, Sports Editor; Balfour Club; y. M. C. A.; Tennis Team; Plil Alpha Inez Powell B.A. Emporia, Virginia Francis Beverly Holladay Pretlow A.B. Norjolk, Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Division. Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean Literary Society; Sigma Pi Dorothy Prince A.B. Linvrriicrvilli ' , V irguiin Cti-riKin Cliih, K. O. B.; Etn Sigma Phi; Judicial Council i Kappa Delta Cora Jane Quarrier B.S. Ctirhon, West Virginia Transfer from (treenbriar College. Psy- cholngy-Philosophy Club; J. Leslie Mall Literary Society; Spanisii Club Sarah Jane Reed B.S. Pensacolii. Florida Transfer from C ' inuclu-r College. Germ.in Club; Y. W. C. A. Phi Sigma; Pi Beta Plii James Weaver Recti B.S. . orjolk, Virginid Transfer from Norfolk Division. Sigma Nu Helen Reinhorn A.B. M ooilinrrr, Long Isl uid Phi Kappa Phii Women ' s Student Gov- ernment, Spunsufi French Club; Philoso- phy-Psych )lugy-Semin;ir Club; Flat Hat Staff Lucy Maupin Rihhle B.A. T ] ' xthcvillf, Virginia J. LesHe Hall Llteia.y Society; Y. W. C. A.; Kappa Kappa Gamma Roslyn Richardson A.B. A St 071, Virginia J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Spanish Club; y. W. C. A.; Alpha Chi Omega Helen R. Ridgely B.S. Cht ' vy Chase, M(ir l(i itl V. W. C. A.; French Club; Flat Hat; Psychology-Philosophy Club; F ' reshman Hockey; German Club; Kappa Omicron Beta; Chi Omega Earl Robertson Dilute, Virginia Philoniathean Litcrnry Society, President; Wranglers ' Club, Vice-President; Frencli Club; . M. C. A.; Signi;) PI Doris Robinson A.B. Monoiigtihrlii, Prin s lv(inia Transfer from University of California at Los Angeles; Spanish Club, Vice-President ; Assistant Circulation Manager of Literary Magazine; Y. W. C. A.; Alpha Chi Omega William Rosenfekl B.S. Norfolk, Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Dnision; y. M. C. A.; Gibbons Club; Sigma Nu Elizabeth Robinson B.S. JVarrrnton, Virginia Thomas R. Dew Ecr)numics Club, I ' resl- dent; Flat Hat Circulation Staff; Colonial Echo, Business Staff; Y. W. C. A.; Ger- man Club; K. O. B.; J. Leslie Hall Lit- erary Society; Alpha Chi Omega Hebe Ruggieri A.B. Norfolk, Virghiiii Transfer from Norfolk Division. Student Assistant to Music Department; College String Trio; College Orchestra; Choirj Girls ' Glee Club; Spanish Club; French Club; Alpha Chi Omega Margaret Rutherford A.B. Philii lrlphiii, Pc!nis lvn)iui Phi Kappa Phii German Club; K. O. B. ; Thomas R. Dew Economics Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Flat Hat Circu- lation StafT; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literar ' Society; Kappa Delta David Rutledge B.S. Vf ifnor City, New Jrrsev Board of Control, Treasurer; Y. M. C. A., Vice-President; Student Religious Council, President; Junior Class, I ' resident; Senior- Sophomore Tribunal; International Rela- tions Club; Spanish Club; Flat Hat Staff, Assistant Business Manager; Cheer Leader; Phi Kappa Tau Lowery Sanders B.S. Warsaw, Virghi ' m Men ' s Honor Council, Vice-President; Var- sity Baseball; Monogram Club; Sigma Pi Sigma, Vice-President; Philomathean Lit- erary Society; Y. M. C. A.; Sigma Pi William Henry Savage B.S. If ' inlryvillr, Virvi iia Knppa Phi Kappa; Euclid Club; Philu- mathean Literary Society; Flat Hat Staff; Varsity Fiidtball, Manager; Monogram Club; Athletic Council; Y. M. C. A.; Senior-Sophoninre Tribunal, ' ice-President; Sigma Pi William Schmiedel B.S. Arli)ii tvii, Nrzv Jrni ' V Omicn.n Delta Kappa; Reta Alpha PsI; Flat Hat Club Society; Varsity Tennis, Captain; Freshman Track; Y. IVI. C. A.; Interfraternity Council; Literary Magaine, Business Staff; Men ' s Student Body, Treas- urer; Lambda Chi Alpha Ferdinand W. Schmidt B.S. Willinnishurg, V ' lrg ' iiiui Glee Club, Vice-President; Music Council; Y. M. C. .A.; Phoenix Literary Society Martha C. Seaver A.li. Ridgt ' ivood , .V( ' 7C ' Jrrsry Philosophy - Psychology Club; Dramatic Club; Flat Hat Staff; French Club; Chorus; J hi Beta K;ippa Hanna Severin B.S. Hilton Villagr, Virginia J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Glee Club; Choral Club; Flat Hat Staff; International Relations Club; Thomas R. Dew Economics Club, Vice-President Joseph C. Shaffer, Jr. B.A. TFA thcville, Virginia Transfer from Emory and Henry College. Wvthe Law Club, Vice-Chancellor ' irginia Haskell Shankland A.B. ]V(ishingto)i, D. C. Philosophy-Psychology Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Choral Club; Women ' s Glee Club Eileen Patricia Sheeran A.B. Norfolk, Virginia Transfer, Norfolk Division. J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. .A.; German Club; Chi Omega Nicholas A. Shearon B.S. Portsmouth, Virginia John Sheppard A.B. Cainhridgr, Ohio Flat Hat Staffi Varsity Basketball, Mana- ger; Dramatic Club; International Rela- tions Club; Men ' s Athletic Council; Wranglers ' Club; Varsity Debate Team; Oniicron Delia Kappa; Plii Kappa Tau Helen Frances Simpson B.A. Norjolk, Virginia Transfer from Norfollt Division. Literary Magazine, Assistant Circulation Manager; German Club, Vice-President; Italian Cul- ture Club; Y. W. C. A.; Kappa Alpha Theta Clara Sizemore B.S. Buffalo Springs, I ' irginia Transfer, Farmville State Teachers ' Col- lege. Y. W. C. A.; Clayton-Grimes Rio- logical Society; German Club; Frat Hat Circulation Staff; Gamma Phi Beta Herman Mason Sizeniore B.S. Virgilinn, Virghiin y. M. C. A.; Phoenix Literary Sucietyi Baptist Student Uniun Council Frances E. Sizer A.B. Oswego, New York History Club; Kappa Delti Pi; Women ' s Glee Club; Choir; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society June Smith B.S. Frerholtl y Ne-iv Jersey I ' hi Kappa Phi; Plii Kappa Oniicron, Vice-President; Kappa Oniicron Phi; Ger- man Club; Transfer from Wilson Teach- ers ' College; Kappa Delta Margaret Snead B.S. Toinio, Virgbun Transfer from Richmond Di ision. Li- brary Science Club; Kappa Delta William J. Slocum B.S. Bi ' lniout, Miisidchusi-tts Flat Hat Club Society, President; Beta Alpha Psi, President; Flight Club, Presi- dent; Alpha Kappa Psi, Director of Pub- licity; Y. M. C. A ; College Orchestra; Interfraternity Council Frances Smith B.S. Eiwiix, Vhgm:a Virginia Intermont College. French Club; Y. W. C. A.; Clayton-Oimes Biological Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Flat Hat Staff; Phi IVIu J. Stanley Smith B.S. Providence, Rhode Island Providence College; Band; Glee Club, Treasurer; Choir; Festival Chorus; Christ- mas Oratorio; King ' s Revelers; ' H. M. S. Pinafore ; Delegate to Council of .Asso- ciated Men ' s Glee Clubs of Virginia; French Club; Varsity Football Anne Harrison Sneed A.B. Toano, Virgmia Transfer from Westhampton College. French Club; Philosophy-Psychology Club; Delta Delta Delta Bennie Soltz B.S. Nrivport N, eivs V!n Transfer from University of Utah. Clay- ton-Crimes Riologic.ll Club; Balfour Club; Pliiliimnthe.Tn LIter;irv Societv Harry Spack LL.B. WiU ' iiuNsburgy Virginia Omicron Delta Kappa; Balfour Club, President; William and Mary Flight Club, Vice-President; National Inter-Collegiate Flying Club; Senior - Junior - Sophomore Tribunal; Flat Hat Staff; Freshman Foot- ball; Varsity Football; Freshman Trackj Phi Alpha Nancy Sparks A.B. Portsmouth Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Division. Chi Omega El wood Spencer A.B. Newport News, Virginia Ralph W. Stambaugh, ]v. B.S. Pulaski y Virginia Freslinian Fontball Stuiad ; Men ' s Honor Council, President; Flat Hat, Advertising Manager; Flat Hat Club Society; 13 Clubi Flat Hat, Business Manager; Co- lonial Echo Staff; Interfraternity Council; Sigma Nu Carol Stetson A.B. Elyria, Ohio Sophomore Class, Vlce-Prt-sidenl ; }. Lesllc Hall Literary Society, Treasurer; V. W. C. A.; K. b. R.; Flat Hat, Circulation Staff; Indian Handbook Staff; Panhellenlc Council; Freshman Orientation Commit- tee; Euclid Club; Thomas R. Dew Eco- nomics Club; Seminar Club; Alpha Chi Omega Sue M. Stickel A.B. Forest Hills, Neiv York Mortarboard; Honor Council, Junior Representative; Flat Hat Staff; Dance Club; German Club; C. G. G.; Phi Mu Esther Stokes A.B. Norfolk, Virginia Transfer, Norfolk Division; German Club; K. O. B.; Italian Culture Society; Historj- Club; Pan-Hellenic Council; Y. M. C. A. ' ; Colonial Echo StafT; Phi Mu Pauline Stanley A.B. CrtDijord, New Jersey Mortarbuaid; Judicial Council, Presidentj Sophomore Tribunal; Freshman Orienta- tion Committeci Histoiy Cluhi French Clubj J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Clayton-Grimes Biological Society; Ger- man Club; Y. W. C. A.; Flat Hat Staff; Philosophy Club; Kappa Delta Lena Stratton B.S. Williamsburg, Virginia Y. W. C. A.; Secretarial Science Marguerite Stribling A.B. Riehtno7id, Virginia Plii Beta Kappa; Murtarboard; Phi Kappa Phi; Women ' s Student Government Asso- ciation, Vice-President; Y. W. C. A. Council, Secretary; Phi Sigma, Treasurer; Eta Sigma Phi; Art Club; Clayton- Grimes Biological Society; German Club; K. O. B.; Junior Class, Vice-President; Phi Mu H. B. Swartz B.S. Norfolk, Virginia Transfer from Norfolk Division. Y. M. C. A.; Beta Alpha Psi Annah Saunders Thomas A.B. Bristol, Vermont Transfer from Middlebury College. Flat Hat Staff; Art Club, Vice-President; Dra- matic Club; y. W. C. A.J German Club; Y. W. C. . Cabinet; Kappa Kappa Gamma Cecelia Thomas A.B. Stiu ' lx Spr ' nig, Mnrxlnnd Kappa Delta Pi; Library Science Club; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; French Club Janette Thorpe A.B. Harrington, Delaware Kappa Omicron Phi; J. Leslie Hall Lit- erary Society; Alpha Chi Omega Margaret Emma Thorpe A.B. T I ' illianisburg, Virginia Women ' s Glee Club, Vice-President; Choral Club; Kappa Delta Pi; French Club Cameron Ogden B.S. Montclair, Ne-iv Jerse Alpha K.appa Psi, Treasurer; Varsity Swimming, Captain; Senior - Sophomore Trlbuiiai, Secretary -Treasurer; Monogram Club; Iiiterfraternity Council; Flat Hat Staff, Advertising Manager; Phi Kappa Tau Richard Velz B.S. Poughkeeps ' ie, Nrw York Alpha Kappa PsI; Phi Delta Gamma, Vice-President; Flat Hat, Managing Edi- tor, Associate Editor; Colonial Echo, Fra- ternity Editor; Indian Handbook, Edltor- in-Chief; International Relations Club, President; Freshman Football, Manager; Cotillion Club; Y. M. C. A.; Phi Kappa Tau Sarah T. Ward B.S. Pocnhontiis, Virginia Transfer from Virginia Interment College. Y. W. C. A.; Phi Kappa Phi Suzanne Waters A.B. Bellingham, Washington Transfer from Washington State Teachers ' College. Kappa Kappa Gamma Deal P. Watkins B.S. Etiipona, Virginia Y. M. C. A.; Phoenix Literary Society; Spanish Clubi Freshman Football; Slgnia Nu Charles Martin Wienbrunn A.B. R ic hmo nd, Virginin History Club; Los Quixotcscos; Senior- junior - Sophomore Tribunal; Philoma- thean Literary Society; Varsity Swimming Team; Sigma Nu George L. Weinbaum A.B. Mattapan, Massnchusetts Band; Varsity Men ' s Glee Club; French Club; Music Council; Oratorio and Fes- tival Chorus; King ' s Revelers; Chairman, Delegation to . Associated Men ' s Glee Club, Council of Virginia; Chi Beta Phi, Cor- responding Secretary Ruth Isabelle Louise West A.B. Hnrrislntrg, Poms vlvnnin Flat Hat Staff; International Relations Club; Dramatic Club; Los Quixotescos; Clayton-Grimes Biological Society; J. Les- lie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Boot and Spur Elizabeth Mallory Weston A.B. Norfolk, Virginia Transfer, Niirfolk Division. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phii Kappa Delta Pi; French Club; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; History Club; Chi Omega Jane Whittaker B.S. Sheffieldy Pennsylvania Delta Psi Kappa; Mortarboard; Mono- gram Club; Women ' s Student Government, Secretary; Barrett Hall, President; Judicial Council; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Basket- ball; Y. W. C. A.; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; German Club; Chi Omega V ' Mary Andrews Whitley B.A. I Viwlsor, Virginia Judicial Council; Senior Nominating Com- mittee; Jefferson Hall, President; Varsity Glee Club, Assistant Director; Clayton- Grimes Biology Club; Choral Club, Secre- tary; Varsity Hockey Squad; Varsity La- crosse Squad; Freshman Basketball Team; Kappa Delta Pi, President Kathrine Sylvanus Williams A.B. Fa cttfville, Pe insylvania Dramatic Club, President; Theta Alpha Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Choir; Chorus; Operetta; Oratorio; Literaiy Magazine, Assistant Art Editor; Pi Beta Phi Yetive Beatrix Winslow A.B. Creivey Virginia Mortarboard; Y. V J. Leslie Hall ' Presidenti Vs Quixotescos W. C. A., President; Literary Society, Vice- Freshman Basketball ; Los Chairman of Conimittee for V? Privileges for Senior Women i Represent- X alive to Southern Conference of Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C A. i Home-Coming pv. Y Committee; Chi Omega Margaret Murray Yeaman B.S. Ridgefield Park, N fw Jcrsry Colonial Echo, Women ' s Sports Editor; Women ' s Athletic Association, President; Delta Psi Kappa, President; Chandler Hall, President; Women ' s Judicial Coun- cil; Varsity Basketball Squad; Varsity Hockey Squad; Track Team, Manager; Dance Club; Chi Omega Muriel Wynian A.B. Dedhani, Massachuwtts Women ' s Glee Club; J. Leslie Hall Lit- erary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Seminar Club; French Club; ( ,ernian Club; CI. G. G.; Phi IVIu Leuna J. oiler A.B. W(ishingto i, D. (J. The Mikado ; J. Leslie Hall Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Flat Hat Staff; Chandler Hall, Vice-President; Glee Club; Psychology - Philosophy Club; German Club; K. O. R. :? .--:. ' ... r - T .i K .. 1 - . • • ? : 1 ■ ■ ' i ' ' r 5§?SS? l; K tffn - 1 :: • ■ •ifiirniimi ' ■ E ■■ ili .„ „ ;;;j ti.- —  - - 1 iM ■ Tl ' ' - • p -, . • i ' ■■ ' ' •■--. . ■ ' ' JUNIORS T.77 - ' ' t ■3 - ' . - OFficers oF the Junior Class George Mason President Dorothy Toulon Vice-Pres ' uleut Doris Van Dien Secretary-Treasurer Top Rose: M. Allison, Rutli Anwyll, B. Angras, J. Avers S.-iOH, Ro:c: G. Barclay, £. Beebc, V. Benson 77 ;, Rorc- J. Berry, E. Blake, A. Blaker, E. Blanchard Fo,ir i Ro:r: A. Buwen, H. Bray R. Brittle Fi}l i Row: A. Brown, B. Browse, W. Brougher, J. Bunting Sixt i Rose: S. Campbell, F. Casagrande, A. Cedarbaum Boltovi- Rote: E. Conner, H. Connor, R. Cannon, J. Chenault Top Rotf: H. Ciimcil, B. Cowie, A. Cummings, O. Darling Secofiti R t:i: A. Daugherty, A. Dempster, J. Dlanient T iirJ Ro!:c: G. Diamcnt, A. Dickerson, M. H.ibbs, S. Dobbs Fourth Ro ' .i:: M. Daugherty, N. Dnzicr, A. Edwards Fifth Ron-: S. Elliott, C. Etheridgc, A. Fauntleruy, K. Fc-rguson Sixth Ron - E. Fieser, H. Freeman, F. Garrett Bolton: Ro:i-: A. Clreene, D. Clregciry, H. Cruss, K. Gumm 7V, , Ro ' w: M. Hadley, H. Haiinw, H. H;irw(ii,d, M. Hanna Secant Rocc: F. Htint ' iiian, C. HlmiiI , J. R. Hite T ilni Rozf: N. H.illand, E. H.illaday, R. H(,pl liis, N. Horn Fourlh Ro ' .c: J. Hull, S. Hunt, W. F. Hi.uard Fifth Row: I. Jaslow, E. Jones, A. Jordan, M. Kessler Sixth Row: R. Kelly, A. Kaiser, H. Kimmel Hnttoni Riizv: J. Knight, S. Kissenger, N. LeCnande, P. Lyons To t Rij c: H. Mcrkic, R. Mnpp, C. Mason, T. Martin Second Rote: C. McCutcheon, V. McDaniel, H. McCluire Third Rott : S. Miller, F. Moreland, N. Murray, R. Natrl Fourth Ro ' .i : C. Ncsbit, P. Nickfrsiin, |. Parker Fijlh Ro:c: M. Peck, L. Plummer, N. Rcvclcy, T. Richards Sixth Rnzv: H. Rose, I. Sanders, A. Saunders Sritta,,, Roa : J. Savcdgc, M. Salisbury, L. Salter, S. Schlapter, K. Serbel To Rfizc: M . Shenhan, J. Shechan, M. Shelton, J. Simpson Second Ro ' .v: M. Schofield, E. Sneed, J. Steele T ' i V.i Row: C. Stebbins, A. Stephenson, S. Sverdlik, E. Talley Fourth Rozr: J. Tenncy, M. Thompson, S. Tulln Fifth Rozv: D. Toulon, M. Trevilian, M. Turner, D. VanDien Sixth Rozr: M. VanOot, C. Wall, R. Wallace Bottom Rozu: N. Walker, W. Warnock, G. Weed, J. Whitehead, M. Wright SOPHOMORES C A Officers of the Sophomore Class Warne Robinson Prrsltlrut Judy Mallory Vice-President Harriet Davis Secretary-Treasurer To i Won-.- A. Alien, K. Allen, B. Belpard, E. Renidctto, F. Boyson Seconil Rou : M. Brickell, A. Bruno, A. Burke, M. Burt T iir.i Rozc: E. Cohen, G. Clare, L. Colburn, H. Cnlyer, B. Courtney Fo„rl , Rri ' .c: J. Crowell, E. Dale, W. Daniel, H. Davis Fijili Row: H. Davis, D. Edniondson, F. Evans, M. Fairchild, W. Findley Sixlli Rou- F. Fisher, B. Fitch, M. Fitzgerald, M. Frank Sevenlli Ron: L. Claris, A. Gordon, A. L. Gordon, C. Gouldman, H. Gouldnian Eighth Rozf : M. Graves, C. Grandstein, H. Green, D. Hand Bottom Row: Hanson, Harris, M. Harrison, M. Hazelton, A. Hessian AAA 1 Top Rote: M. Hoffman, P. Hudson, L. James, H. Johnson, C. Johnson Second Row: M- Johnson, V. Jones, M. Kaplan, G. Kimmell Third RozL- : B. KIncannon, G. Korb, E. Latane, M. Layne, F. LIvesay Fourth Rint : J. Lewis, A. Lnhden, A. Looram, J. Luckie F Rou-: C. Maker, J. Mallory, J. Marino, J. Mason Sixth Rou : H. Mensjng, A. Mermilstein, M. Mode, A. Moore Seventh Rote: S. Morse, E. Miller, J. Miller, K. Miller, M. Miller Eighth Rou-: E. Murley, R. Murphy, S. Nesbit, L. Phillips Bottom Rozc: A. Price, R. Prince, S. Rau lings, A. Reynolds, U. Robins ii-. -. Top Row: M. Salisbury, W. Robinson, P. Roiindy, B. Ruffin, F. Saybolt Second Row: B. Sclnverin, M. Schifferli, R. Schmidt, D. Schnider T iinI Row: K. Sheppard, L. Sheppard, B. Shields, R. Seacord, G. Seigel Fourth Row: G- Shinners, M. Slossen, M. Sparrow, A. Stout Fij h Row: V. Somcrndike, J. Sunderhind, V. Sweet, V. Tate, G. Taylor Sixt i Row: B. Thomas, L. Thompson, J- Thornburgh, E. Triplctt Seventh Row: J. Trueheart, M. Vass, A. Waller, K. Watkins, V. Watkins Eighth Row: G. Wall, J. Watt, R. Walton, K. Weathers Bottom Row: C. Weaver, H. Weigard, J. Williams, B. Woodward, D. Young FRESHMEN Officers of the Freshman Class Robert Simpson President P ' rances Jenkins Vicr-Pmulent Jennie Rose Hite Sccrftiiry-Trcmurer Robert Simpson FRESHMAN CLASS Freshman Roll Adiiuis, Nancy Albeer, Aiildred Aimand, Iverson Aitvater, Miitou Ames, Richard Andersun, William Auner, George Ansel!, L. Hope Arons, Isaih Aroiis, Rhoda Atkina, Franklin Avery, B,innaiynne Bai.ey, G ' . Rladdox Baker, Aylett Ball, Virginia lialtimure, Charles lijirns. Mary li;irtiett, Lelia Baraun, Grace Bassett, Barbara Bastress, Nancy Batten, Othello Baugh, Charles Ban man, Mary Beales, Jane Beard, Barbara Beaton, Elizabeth Beavers. Kendall Bergman, Fredrick Berry, Cooley Betts, irginia Bimb e. Madeline Bitter, Nina Blake, Ge rge Blanton, Blair Blnnton, Marion Bldom, Se ' ma Blnx ' m, Elliot Blum. Stella Boas, Robert Booker, Dorothy Bowers, Wa ' do Boysen. Fredrick Bradfield, Nancy Brand, Irwin Brickell, Marshall Bridge, Beverly Brill, Moe Britton. John Brmighton, Ruth Briibaker, Annabel Bryant, Virginia Buffington, Carl Bunch, George Bunch, Otis Bankley, Joel Burgess. Betsy Burgess, Vincent Burke. Ava Burpeau. Caroline Burpeau. Josephine Butler, Marietta Cabal, William Cambell, Charles Campbell, Dorothy Ca]tps, Bertha Jane Cardwell, Hazel Carmine, Claude Carter, Ed Cecil. Jean Ceresnak, Cliarles Chaplain, Sara Christian, Elizabeth Chun, Dora Cobb, Herbert Cocke, Thomas Cogswell, Edward Cogswell, John Cohen, Mortimer Cohn, Herbert Ciner, John Corison, Gladys Cury, Joanna Cowie, Louise Cowles, Annabel Crane, Richard Crenshaw, Sally Crider, Grace Grid, in, Clyde Crowell, Janet Crowson, Elmer Dailey, Virginia Daly, Charles Daniels, E. Lawrence Danke, Elizabeth Davies, James Davis, Virginia Davis, W illiam Bebell, John Dennis, Jeanne Dew, Robert Diamond, Phyliss Dickerson, Gladys Dickerson, H. W. D ane, Suzanne Dooley, Richard Douglas, Barbara D-.wning, Edward Doyle, Thomas Drabkin, Sylvia Dulin, Marion Dver, Horace Eberly, Ralph Edmonson, Dan Eisenstadt, Helen Ellis, Anne Elmore, Sally Engram, Thomas Eppes, Phebe Estes, Alice Etheridge. James Evans, Frank Fair, Cameron Farmer, Ruth Fawley, Dorothy Ferguson, W. M. Fielder, May Findlay, WMHiam Finney, Carland Fiore, Ines Fiscella, Carl Fisher, Florence Fisherman, Mordacai Fitts. Lucille M. Foeppel, Helen Golden Forsyth, Thomas M., Jr. Fraher, William D., Jr. Franklin, Orville W Galswaki, Rita H. Gilbert, Bradury Giles, Maurice T. Gill, John E., Jr. Glass. Gertrude Glenn, George W. Goddin, Gustavus A., Jr. G ' oellnicht. Robert J. Gogorzado, Panchita Goldberg. Jules Verne Gordon, Jean E. Grason, Margaret P. Gravely, Fenton Graves, Constance R. Gray, James S. Green, Albert Greene, Anne G ' reenwell, Robert L. Gresham, J. Willard Griffin, Robert Lee Groettum, Richard, Jr. Guidetti, Anthony Guy, Williiam H., Jr. Hadtke, Walter F. Hall, Louise Can enter Hansberger, Preston F. Hargreves, Andrew J. Harmon, Audrey R. Harper, W ayne Harper, Wilson B., Jr. Harris, Everett N., Jr. Harrison, Thomas B., Jr. Harvell, Charles S. Harwood, Ashtou T. Hartzman, Helen Haughwout, Anne B. Hawkins, Albert T. Hawlev. Lucia F. Hay, Elizabeth Haynie, Russell M.. Jr. Heatwole, Margaret P. Hendersrn, Horace E. Hepner, Jean Grace Hero ' d, Kathleen Herzberg, Maxine E. Hessian, James A. Hickman, Mary Louise Hinman, Thomas, Jr. Hinson, Annie C. Hite, Jennie Rose Hobbs, John W.. Jr. Hodson. Palmer K., Jr. Holland, Richard E. Holmes. Harry P.. Jr. Holzapfel, Ann E. Howard, Fred A. Hoyer, Anna V. Hoyt, Charles Douglas Hudson. Pearl Elizabeth Hurst, Mabel Alice Jackson, Susan E. Jaeger. Eleanor Jemmott, Herbert Jenkins. Frances E. Jennings, John Melville Jennison, Helen G. Jeter, Irving Elmore Johnson, Charlotte Jane Johnson, Doris Louise Johnson, Gladys Wheeler Johnstone. Thomas A. Jones, Jack R. Jones, Rodney G. Jones, Virginia Cocke Josephson, Delma H. Joyce, Camden D. Judy, Sarah Catherine Kaufman. Melvin Kayser, Carl Mark Kemp, Grace Adele Keyser, Mary Gardner Kidd, Mamie Estelle Kincaid, Dorothy Marie King, Martha Mason King. Phyllis AVaterbury Kirkwood, J. L., Jr. Knox, James Howard Fresh reshman Roll Kreider, Bcttv Kyle, Harold P. Lane. Charles Kdward Lang, Alt ' rt ' d Chester Lashman, Shelley Kortiii Langhon, Samuel N ' . Lawrence, Jean Lawson, Walter Pupo Lazaroff, Louis Lea, Elizabeth Anne Lean, Nicholas H., Jr. Lee, Jessie LeGrande, William E. Levin, Robert Lewis, Vincent L. Lider, Ralph Donald Ligon. Nita Lipscomb, William R. Littleton. James Warren Lockwood. Char ' otte Loeb. Amy PenrI Loewy, Ruthe B. Looram, Anno Lord, Donald R. Love, Dorothy Lynch, Marion E. McCabe, Marjorie McClure, Harry A., Jr. McChire. Robert M. McCoy, Carol McEnally, Mary Jane McGehee, GVace E. McGowan, T. H. McGuire, J. Hackett McKittrick, T. J., Jr. MacCenomy. K. N.. Jr. Magruder. Ruth Eleanor Maine, Thelma Anne Mallory, Louise Mnnn. George E., Jr. Marable. Aubrey Marks, Katherine C. Marks. Robert R. Marsh. William H. Marshall, Alice Martin. Margaret B. Masspy, Eugie Male Matheiiy, John Clifton Mayo, William D. Meister, Edward Mensing Henry Stewart Mercer, Agnes E. V. Merkle, Ruth Alberta Metheny. Arthur B. Mevoli, Dominic J. Mingee, Paul Char ' es Mirmelstein, Cyril Monahon, Arthur T.. Jr. Moore, Mary Wells Moore, Marynetta Morden, Harriet Maud Moreback, Cecilia M. Moreland. Martha V. Morris, A ' inla Marie Morten, Wilbur Y. Moseley, S ' amuel Harvey Motley, Edward Newton Mudd! Thaddeus Tyree Murphey, Tone Murray, William M. Nagel, Ernestine Neale, William H. Neiman, Lester T. Nenzel, Frances Tj. Nestor, Olive Rose Nicholas, Barbara R. Nicholas, Elizabeth Noland. Llnyd U., Jr. Obst, Pauline Mason Oliim. Harvey Harold Oliver, Lawrence Osliorn, Helen Bernard Otis, Ruth Eleanor Pare. Kdilh .Vrrington Parker. Benjamin R. Parker, Helen P. Parmelee, Jeanne Claire Patterson, Mary E. Pearee, Carney C, Jr. Pence. Richard Cecil Perrine, Ruth Muriel Perrv. Walter H., Jr. I ' liillips. Pearl E. I ' hillips. Elwood (xlenn Pliillil)s, Margaret E. Pierce, Katherine E. Pinch, Reginald L. Piquftte, M. Gill Pollard. Jean Henley Potter, L. de Grove. Jr. Potts. Harold G. Price, Greer Pve, James Charles Randell, Waldo W. Rapp, Marie L. Rawlings, Sarah E. Ralph, Val Jean Remaley, Jeanne Louise Reynolds, Janie Rebecca Reynolds, William A. Richardson, Nancy Ruth Ridgely, Doris Helene RmIiImiis, Sara Louise Robertson, Jane RobcrtsoTi, R. H.. Jr. Robertson, Mildred Anne Roller, George Snell Rosenlierg. Margaret Ross, Barbara Ross, Melvin J. Rowe, Melvin S. Royall, Rees Brown Ruben, Jeremiah Ruediger, Francis C. Sager, Mary W. Sampson, Virginia Sanfcrd, Filmore Saunders, Verna Savedge, James N. Scruggs, Frederick T. Sellers. William W., Jr. Seltzer, Arthur Shaflfer. John Scr.tt Sheedy. Joan WilMam Sheehan, Wallace M. Shepler, Barbara C. Slieppard, Lois R. Sheppard, Katherine Sheeran, Robert A. Sherratt. Martha J. Shewmake, O.scar SiniiJ on, Hunter H. Smith, Constance A. Smith, Marie E. Smith, Olive A. J?mith. Robert H. Snidow, Carroll Snyder. Ethel J. Snuthgate, Cnn.stance Speaknian, Jane M. Spclmnn, Marlon E. Spence, Ann E. Spencer. Charles C. Sfagg. lioris W. S ' ti ' iri. Helene M. Stevens, Lillian M. Slcine, Mildred M. Stover, Mary E. Stuart. Ada F. Sturm. John Sunderland. Jane Sweet, George V. Swiger. Josephine Syinnigala, Albert Talley, Edward Taraschi, William Tansig, Edna Temple, Theodcre ' rhomas. Minor Wine Thompson, Anne Thompson, Joan Eileen Thompsim. Margaret Thempsin, Susan Thorpe, Helen Timberlake, Rebecca Tinder, Buford Topping, Emma Townsend, John Traxler, Evelyn Trusler, William Tuggle, Richard TumminalH, Peter Turner, Eleanor Turner, William A ' ' adcn. Kathryn Vaden, Margaret Van Buren, W. R.. Jr. Vass, Margaret Vnughan. Woodford, Jr, Verner. Clarence Vince. Rosa Vipond, Amanda ' olpe. Gertrude Vnutc, Carol Wall. Helen Wallace, Vinla Waln.th. Robert Waltrip. Emily Ward, Oscar Was, Francois Watkins, Robert Weathers, Fletcher Weaver, Christine Weber. Frederick Wei ' -s. Ethel Whrt-tone. Helen AVhitchead. William Whitelev, Florence Willis. Diana AVilloughby, Jjouis Winner, T)nrothy Win low, Mary Wolf. Edwin Wnli)ert. Roxana Wood, Elizabeth Wood. Helen Yancey, George Yavner, M dlie Yerkes. William Young, Herbert Zangai, Joseph Zykes. Claude Looking Across the Campus at the Library and Rogers Hall ATHLETICS 4 Through this medium is developed a sound body, a feeling of good sportsman- ship, and a keen sense of fair play. Its philosophy teaches the will to win and the grace to lose MEN ' S ATHLETICS _ . ' y ' . ' i ■ ' ' ■ . Coaches Dowler and Kellison Captain ]5ridc;ers Manager Savage FOOTBALL VARSITY ' FOOTBALL SQUAD f 1 ( f - 1 1 1. h: ' V} Douglas ' a« ' --,y tv y«- - ' V, Scott Athletic Director Gooch Kellison Dowler fUlLBflCK WALTON TACKLE BRYANT WOODWARD ■FULLBACK - Football Resume SEASON ' S SCORES W. M. W. M. W. M. W. M. . 7 ,20 . . U W. M 15 W. M 6 W. M W. M Navy 20 Emory and Henry ... 8 V. P. 1 6 Georgetown 3 Roanoke 6 V. M. 1 13 W. L 7 Richmond 6 Total: William and Mary, 48; Opponents, 69 WILLIAM AND MARY— 7; NAVY— 20 Playing their first game of the season, the var- sity travelled to Annapolis, and gave an outstand- ing Middie team the fight of its life. Navy scored early, led by Ail-American Buzz Borries. Our line, supported nobly by Joe Bridges and Norman Murray yielded but little ground. Swede Yerkes and Stumpy Bryant were outstanding in the back- field. It was in this game that Joe Marino first showed his ability as a running guard. WILLIAM AND MARY— 20; EMORY AND HENRY— 8 The varsity won its first home game by defeat- ing the Wasp 20-8, and thereby avenged last years ' defeat. William and Mary ' s score came in the first quarter as the result of a pass from Charlie Shade to Wally Zables. The Wasps scored two points on a safety when Shade was tackled behind his own goal line. They threatened the varsity goal line time and time again, but the play in our line was too much for them. They were thru t back each time. They finally scored in the third period. On a fumble, recovered by Waddy Stew- art, the chance to score came. Shorty Trueheart scooted over the line standing up. Shortly after tliis Yerkes scored again. WILLIAM AND MARY— 0; V. P. I.— 6 Although outplaying V. P. I. during the entire second half and making seven first downs to V. P. I. ' s five, W. M. lost their second close game of the year. V. P. I. scored in the second quarter on a pass from Dickerson to Fittro. Three times in the last quarter the Braves threatened, but could not put the ball over the line. Both teams played defensive ball the first quarter, kick- ing frequently. Woodward did some good ball playing at this time, but was injured in a collision with Shade. In the first quarter, W. M. took the ball to the one-yard line, but failed to take it over, because of a penalty incurred. WILLIAM AND MARY— 0; GEORCE- TOWN— 3 On a field goal made in the first period, George- town defeated the Indians 3-0. Both teams had several chances to score. After a march up the field, the Indians held for three downs on the two-yard line; but on the fourth, Meglin kicked a perfect placement for the deciding points. Passes and runs made by the Richmond twins, Shade and Smith, availed little. Meglin tried two more field goals, but missed both. Several fumbles cost the Indians chances to get going and even placed them in dangerous situations. WILLIAM AND MARY— 15; ROANOKE— 6 The defeat of Roanoke kept William and Mary in the running for the Virginia Conference title with two victories and no defeats. Both teams played cautiously during the first quarter, punting frequently. Stumpy Bryant thrilled the fans with a 37-yard dash at the end of the period. With the beginning of the second period, Spack and Yerkes hit the line for large gains and finally scored for us. Bryant got off the same beautiful punts all during the game. Roanoke ' s only score came in the last quarter on a march down the field, with Pitzer doing most of the ball carrying. WILLIAM AND MARY— 0; V. M. I.— 13 William and Mary lost a tough game to an underdog V. M. I. team 13-0. The cadets there- by avenged last year ' s defeat handed them by the Indians. The play of Stewart was outstanding in the line, with Bryant and Yerkes doing most of the work In the backfield. WILLIAM AND MARY— 0; W.A.SHINGTON AND LEE— 7 The Generals scored seven points in the last quarter as a result of an intercepted pass and a placement kick. The score came after an exciting game in which William and Mary held the highly favored Generals to no score. Bryant, Zable, Stewart, Bridges, and Murray starred for William and Mary. With neither team able to do anything through the line, both teams took to the air and that ultimately was the downfall of the Indians. William and Mary came close to a score in tlie second period but an intercepted pass ruined their chances. The varsity made six first downs to the General ' s seven, WILLIAM AND MARY— 0; RICHMOND— 6 In our annual Turkey Day struggle Richmond avenged last year ' s defeat and finished up one of the varsity ' s most disastrous schedules. The game was played in a sea of mud. William and Mary didn ' t have one scoring chance. The Spiders threatened often during the game, but were held back by the sea of mud and the William and Mary line. BASKETBALL Coach Dowler Captain Franklin Mannger Slieppard VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Basketball The William and Mary Indians inaug uratcd their basketball season at the University of Virginia and lost their opening game in a closely contested iight. The Indians, handicapped by lack of practice and inj uries, played brilliant basketball, but could not stave off a last minute rally by the Cavaliers. Playing their rirst home game, the William and Mary Indians displayed a fine passing game to overwhelm the Apprentice School. Hutzy Blaker and Tom Crist led the Indians in scoring. The Indians won their second vic- tory of the season from the Medical College of Virginia. Led by the di- minuti ' e Bhiker, w ho tallied twelve points, tiie Indians jumped to an early lead, which they managed to hold safely throughout the game. Captain Frank- lin played a fine offensive game, scor- ing eight points. A concentrated last minute attack enabled the V. P. I. cadets to beat the Indians in the first contest of their western trip. Snead, brilliant cadet forward, scored seventeen points. With four minutes to play, the score tied, the Gobblers put on a spurt that assured victory. Flickinger and Folcher led the attack for the Indians while Captain Franklin played his usual fine defensive game. The William and Mary Indians, making up for the V. P. I. defeat, played a steady game to beat Roanoke. It was their first victory on the western trip. Folcher, sophomore center, car- ried the brunt of the attack and chalked up twelve points while Elmore scored eleven. In one of the most bitterly contested games ever witnessed at Lexington, the fighting Indians beat Washington and Lee, last year Southern Conference and State champions, by a two-point margin. The fine play of both teams kept the huge crowd in a continual uproar. The lead changed hands several times, but the Indians finished too strongly for the Generals. The Indians continued to play good ball and won their third consecutive victory of the Western trip by defeating the V. M. I. cadets, who had beaten Duke University the night before. MJdge Flickinger was the star of the game, scoring ten points. A high-powered and brilliant Spider quintet overwhelmed a nervous but fighting Indian team before the largest crowd of the year In Blow Gym. The Spldeis proved to be one of the greatest teams ever to Invade Williamsburg and there was no question as to their superiority. The Indians missed many sure Find lay Trucheart Flick cnger Burke M annmg Opponent Place University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va. Apprentice School Williamsburg, Va. Medical College of Virginia Williamsburg, Va. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Hlacksburg, Va. . . Roanoke College Roanoke, Va Washington and Lee University Lexington, Va. . . . Virginia Military Institute Lexington, Va. , , . Richmond University Williamsburg, Va. W. Score M. 0pp. 21 25 35 11 33 20 24 30 43 36 38 36 27 23 20 46 Basketball shots, nnd their defensive play was ragged and slow. Captain Franklin, however, shone despite the defeat, play- ing a sensational defensive game. Led by the brilliant offensive attack of Midge Flickinger, who tallied nineteen points, the Indians avenged an e.irly defeat and crushed the Virginia Cavaliers by a decisi e margin. Flick- inger thrilled the huge crowd with a great exhibition of shooting and pass- ing. Blaker and Casagrande also played well for the Indians. Roanoke proved to be a formidable foe and forced the Indians to fight to the last minute in order to chalk up their seventh v ' ctory of the season. At the half, the Maroons led by a 21-16 margin, but the fine sh (Kiting of Crist and Blaker enabled the Indians to over- come the lead and jump to the front by a margin of four points. Manning played an outstanding game on the de- fense. W. M. gave V. P. I. a decisive beating and thereby avenged an early season defeat. Casagrande, shifted from guard to forward, was the leading scorer of the game, w ith twelve points while Flickinger followed with eleven points. The William and Mary Indians journeyed to Newport News and won over the Apprentice School for their ninth w !n of the year. The teams fought evenly throughout the game, but the fine finish of the Indians was re- sponsible for the victory. A fighting V. M. I. five Invaded Williamsburg and forced the Indians to the limit, but a strong finish combined with fine offensive and defensive play, enabled the Indians to win a close victory. Blaker, Flickinger, and Casagrande starred on the offense while Manning was outstanding on the defense. For the second time, the powerful Spider quintet trounced the William and Mary five before a large crowd at Richmond by a top-heavy score. The Indians were way off again in their passing attack although they did manage to match the Spiders during the first half. Blaker, Flickinger, Casagrande and Captain Franklin stood out in the defeat while Brown was outstanding for Richmond. Navy, with one of the greatest teams in the country, Invaded Williamsburg and trounced the William and Mary Indians before a large crowd. The Middies, victors over Pitt, Columbia, Duke, gained an early lead which they ma naged to hold throughout the contest. Captain Preacher Franklin, playing his final collegiate game, turned in a fine game, and was given a great hand when he left the fioor. Coach Tommy Dowler turned In a commendable performance in his first year as basketball mentor. Captain Franklin can be proud of his fine season pcrforn«nce. Franklin Elmore Crist Cassagrande Blaker Opponent Plaee University of Virginia Newport News, Va. Roanoke College Williamsburg, Va. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Williamsburg, Va. Apprentice School Newport News, Va. Virginia Military Institute Williamsburg, Va. Richmond University Richmond, Va Navy Williamsburg, Va. Score W. M. ...45 .41 ...42 . . . 34 . .. 43 ...39 ...28 0pp. 31 37 26 31 36 58 46 II 4. €;;. u- I . m m0 ' ' Front View of the College Library BASEBALL Coach Scorr Captain Stewart Manager Roberi ' s VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Baseball Yhc W ' illiam and Mary nine (if 1934 played a strenuous schedule of seventeen games a «i« ' ' ' emerged with a winning I A Ajn jfimA 1? V li record of ten victories against ■f ' •(ill m Bi m ' ' ' ii-?l seven losses. Elliott and Scott were the outstanding pitchers, while Shade, Stewart, Smith, and Marahle provided the needed batting strength. Some of the season ' s outstanding games are simimarized in the following paragraphs. The Indians opened the 1934 season by defeating Vermont in the first game of a double head- er, but losing the nightcap. Stewart led the attack in the opener, clinching the contest with a home run. The Generals came out on top after a pitching duel be- tween Elliott and the Generals ' pitcher. The Tri-color journeyed to Charlottesville to defeat Virginia 6 to 4. Stewart and Marahle were potent at the plate. Gordon Scott, Tri-color pitcher, was forced to leave the game in the sixth inning after injuring his finger in stopping a line drive. Elliot finished the game. The Indians scored in the third on Shade ' s double, Moore ' s single and an error. In the 6th, Marahle drew a walk, Palese beat out a bimt to third, Marable advancing to third when the bag was not covered. He scored on Nugent ' s long fly. The final tally came in the 9th, when Moore walked, stole second, and Stewart smashed a single to left. Elliot turned in a steller performance against the Spiders, allowing them six scattered hits, while V. and M. took advantage of nine base hits and five errors. Captain JEiTEP, FRANKLIN •SHADE SCHEDULE W. and M 6 W. and M 8 W. and M 4 W. and M 6 W. and M 5 Vermont 3 Vermont 10 W. and L. 5 Virginia 4 Maryland 3 Baseball Shade and Jester led the field with two hits apiece. W. and M. lost a hard- fought battle to the Cavaliers. Virginia earned all four runs in the first on successive hits and two wild pitches. Smith starred for William and Mar) ' . W. and M. won a one-sided victor) ' against Savage, getting 18 hits, while Scott and F. Stewart held the opposition to 4 hits. W. Stewart led the attack with four hits out of four trips to the plate. ' hen the 8th inning opeiietl, Roanoke led the Tri-color 7 to 2. The Red Men hit Martin, reh ' ef pitcher, for five hits, scor- ing six runs to clinch the game. Stewart led the batting. y. and M. lost a tight one to Washington and Lee. Miller, the General shortstop, sewed the game up in the seventh with a triple to deep left. The Indians lost the last game of tluii- I ' nad trip to V ' .M.I. to the time of 7 to 4. The tribe made a desperate rail) in the 6th, but to no avail as the Keydets came back in the 7th with three runs to capture the game. The game was featured h ' a home run h Stewart. Th.e Indians staged the most spectacular hattiiiii ralh ' in the histor ' of its baseball team when it scored eleven runs in the eighth inning against the Richmond Spiders to defeat them, 11 to 10. Seemingly hopelessl) ' defeated b ' the ignominious score of 10 to 0, the Indians rained base hits into ever) ' nook and corner of Carey Field in their half of the eighth inning to score eleven runs. Marable, Indian second baseman, climaxed the rally with a home run with the bases loaded. BENEDETTO SAVEDC.E SCHEDULE W. and M 4 V. and M. W. and M. W. and M. W. and M. W. and M 4 W. and M. 11 Richmond Virginia 4 Savage 1 Roanoke 7 V. and L 3 V. M. 1 7 Richmond 10 Captain Monk Little A Great Track Star In his four years at William and Mary, Monk Little has gained the reputa- tion of being the greatest track star in southern collegiate circles. His brilliant per- formances will never be forgotten. Below is a list of records established by him in four years of competition. Southern Conference Freshmen 60-yard Dash Champion, 1932. South Atlantic A. A. U. Broad Jump Champion, 1932. Intercollegiate Broad Jump Champion, 1933. Intercollegiate Broad Jump Champion, 1934 (Indoor). American Broad Jump Champion — Penn Relays, 1934. Southern Conference 60- ' ard Dash Champion, 1935. American Javelin Champion — Penn Relays, 1935. Holder of five Collegiate State Records (100, 220, 440, Broad Jump, Javelin). TRACK Coach Chandler Captain Little Manac;er Pierce Jf . ( fAillHliMl IJi 9 sTsrt- ff — i n VARSTTY TRACK. TEAM Track The track team lost its first C 4 meet of the season to a strong J L |n tL visiting Dartmouth team. Out- k 1 mHI standing for the Indians was , JB IhHI r Monk Little who took three firsts and a second. Other good fV-g . t W ' T performances were given by I Hf] VV H ' If Plummer, Bullard, Smeltzer, ] y ■ ■ J f ' I Langbaur, and Upson. I «(,,X;a| p VJUy . a L Scoring six firsts against sev- enen firsts by the North Caro- lina aggregation, Scrap Chand- ' lJ ' ler ' s team lost a bitterly fought contest. Monk Little again turned in a beautiful perform- ance by placing first in three events, losing his fourth to Co- Captain Legore, the inter-col- legiate javelin champion. Losing its third consecutive meet of the season by a very de- cisive score the varsity track team looked forward to a come- back in its next meet. In the meet against Navy the middies swept the mile and the hurdle events, thus accounting for the heavy score. The Indians in their fourth start of the season reversed the score of the week before against Navy. This time they were on the winning end and turned in a creditable performance. Lou Pkmimer turned in the prize performance of the day, winning the two-mile event in the record breaking time of 9.58. W. and M. made eleven first places against three for V. M. I. DEGUTIS BAKEft. W. and M 58 1-2 W. and M 53 1-2 VV. and M 40 5-6 W. and M 86 SCHEDULE Dartmouth 67 1-2 North Carolina University ,72 1-2 Navy 85 1-6 Virginia Military Institute , .40 Track SMELTZeR CHBISTIAti LE5NfR winning four and losing three-. Tile meets against of North CaroHna were pre-season meets. They ar ing the team ' s reputation in Virginia. Scrap Chandle for a successful season ' s work. In the meet against Mary- l.uul the Varsity team displayed its finest form of the ye.-u ' . Maryland was handed a de- c ' sive defeat. I ' or the first time in his college career Monk Little lost hoth the lIH) and the 220. Earl Widmer was just good enough to nose Monk out at the tape. The track team again hand- ed the University of Richmond its annual defeat. The Spiders, with Lewerton and Hash out- standing, made a good show- ing. For XVilliam and Mary, Little, Plummer and Bullard showed well. In its last track meet of the season, the William and Mary trackmen defeated Georgetown 97 to 20. Monk Little, William and Mary ' s versatile track star, made a leap in the hi ' oail jump of 25 feet, 3 inches, estahlishing a new school record. During the track season, the varsity engaged in seven meets, Dartmouth, and the Lfniversitv e not to be counteil in reckon- r deserves a vote of appreciation SCHEDULE w. and M. . 76 University of Maryland . . 50 w. and M.. , . , ,81 2-3 University of Richmond 44 1 -3 w. and M. . . . ., .97 Georgetown University , . . 20 Monosram Club Football — Ned Legrande, Earl HiUman, Bill Sa agc, Waddell Stewart, Harry Spack, Harvey Smith, Charles Shade, Hudson Blaker, Joe Bridges, Skinny Travers, Cabbell Franklin. Basketball — Tom Crist, Fred Casagrand, Cabbell Franklin, Ralph Elmore, Frank Manning, Joe Fuckinger. Baseball — Nelson Jester, Ned Scott, Waddell Stewart, Harvey Smith, Charles Shade, Larry Saunders, Hudson Blaker. Track — Ned Legrand, Mike Ciefelli, Eldon James, Woodrow Brally, George Bishop, Norman Murray, Robert Dietrich, Lloyd Langbauer, Monk Little, Joe Flickinger. Swimming — Harold Bray, Fred Eidness, Wesley Warnock, Cameron Ogden, Alec Dempster, Bill Duncan. Tennis — Ed Kerner. Fencing — Alvin Cederbaum. .,1 a ■ « i I i i .ii. y ii y I .y .. . y y yi m 1 . ' • X it '  r Men ' s Athletic Council MoNcuRE Little, President ; Lloyd Langbaur, Vnc-Prcsidcnt Hutsv Blaker, Secretary; Bill Savage, Foothall ; Harrell. Pierce, Track; Joan Sheppard, BashethalJ ; Billy Roberts, Baseball. Minor Sports Swimmins Fcncin3 Tennis VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM For the tirst time in their history, the William and Mary mer-men, under the coaching of Scrap Chandler and the managership of Alec Dempster, succeeded in boosting their average to .500. This new notch was carved mainly through the outstanding performance of the co-captains Warnock and LeGrande. The team worked splendidly and every meet was strongly contested. The superiority of the conquering visitors never daunted the home team ' s fighting spirits and their victories were taken in sporting fashion. Next year record-smashing Bill Duncan will be captain, and his sterling performance of this year indicates a good season. W. M. W. M. W. M. 42 Randolph-Macon 32 21 Duke 36 31 Washington Lee , . 53 W. M 25 W. M 51 W. M 48 Virginia 62 Richmond 30 North Carolina State . . 36 Co-C. i ' T.AiN Warnock Coach CHANnLER Co-Cai ' Tain LkGkande VARSIIV J-ENCING SQUAU VARSITY FENCING The fi-ncing tenni Cdnchidi-d .in exceedingly excellent season this year by winning for the thiiHJ time the Southern Conference Fencing Tournament. Rland Hoke captained the team and his victorious example was well followed by his teammates. So well was the team guided by Coach Tucker Jones and Manager Rogers Mapp that only once in their many combats did they suffer defeat. Alvin Cedarbaum was particularly outstanding in his performance and at the end of the season wis chosen as An-S ords Champion and at the Southern Conference Meet took tirst place in the Epee event. At the same meet Hoke was picked for second place in the Sabers event. The team is becoming well kn[)w n In Intercollegiate centers and shows great promise. VV. A M. 1 C.itholic University . . 2 V. M 10 Stevens Tech S W. M. . 14 Unixcisity of N. Car. ,3 W. M 9 University of Dcla S VV. M. . S University of Penn 9 W. M 13 Georgia Tech. 4 W. M. 11 Rutgers ' 6 W. M 10 University of Ala 7 FRESHMAN TRACK. TEAM Varsity Tennis With co-captains Ed Kcrner and Bill Schmiedel, and Mitson, McFall, James, Mason, and Thomas as sophomort; prospects, the 1935 team promises to he a good one. The present sophomores will get all the experience they need to make next year ' s team a winning one. With Kerner and Schmiedel ' s graduation, after three years of singles and doubles competition, the varsity will lose two of the best men it has ever had. But the second ■ear men, led by Mitson, playing two more )ears of varsit} ' competition, will go far toward taking their places. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD Freshman Football Squad William and Mary 21 Loulsburg 6 William and Mary 12 Oak Ridge Military William and Mary 6 W. L William and Mary 6 V. M. 1 6 William and Marv U Rlclimond 6 The W illiam and Mar ' Freshman team, losing only one game in the 1935 season, promises to fiuMrsh much good material for the varsit ' next year. Otis Bunch and Szumigala in the backfield and McGowan, Co ner, and Harper in the line were outstanding for the freshmen all year. The team was undefeated up to the last game and then lost a tough battle to the University of Richmond freshmen on a muddy field. FresFiman Basketball The freshman basketball team for the first time in many years won all of their games with Sheehan, Price, and Oliver starring throughout the season. They ought to help out the varsity immeasurably next year. Tlie scores February 26- -W. M. Freshmen .31 February 20- -W. M. Freshmen . .33 January 10- -W. M. Freshmen 35 January 12- -W. M. Freshmen , 36 January n- -W. M. Freshmen 28 January 18- -W. M. Freshmen 40 February ' )_ -w. M. Freshmen ■ t February s- -w. M. Freshmen 30 February 9- -w. M. Freshmen 41 February 12- -w. M. Freshmen 3S February 23- -w. M Freshmen 23 Richmond 29 Suffolk 22 Eastern Carolina Teachers ' College . . 17 Suffolk 24 Hopewell 16 Medical College Junior Varsity 15 South Suffolk 22 Richmond 24 Haigr.i e Military Academy 25 Norfolk Division 23 Woodrow Wilson 16 Miss Lucillf Lowry Women ' s Physical Education Department Under the efficient leadership of Tucker Jones and his able assist- ants Miss Barksdale and Miss Lowry, the women ' s Physical Educa- tion Department has shown a marked advance. Through their efforts several new tennis courts have been constructed, new fencing equip- ment has been added, and a general improvement has been seen throughout the department. Under the apt tutelage of Mr. Jones, Miss Barksdale and Miss Lowry, William and Mary co-ed teams have been coming to the top rapidly and now rank with the leaders in the south. During the past ear, the department has sponsored n brontl pro- gram including Intramiu ' al sports, a G ' m Circus and the Ma ' Da exercises. The activities were well carried out and the heails of the department are to be complimented for a fine season ' s uork. Athletic Council Peggy Yeaman, Presidctif ; Jkrr - Muri-hv, Si-crctary ; Bkk Torrence, Ticasurer ; Miss Barksdalej Miss Lowry; Mr. Tucker Jones. Monogram Club OFFICERS — Elizabeth Rurgfr, Prtsidriil ; Ann Edwards, Si-crfl,ir - ; Winnik Rr ' il ' ghkr, Treauirfr. MEMBERS — Nancy Horn, Dixie Sterling, Ester lihinch ird, Ccddes Weed, Dorotliy Clianiings, Jane Whittaker, Beatrice Torrence, Jerry Murphy, Durothy Reck, Jane Oewel, Adele Stepliensi n, An:i Cummings, Mildred Mode. VARSITY LA CROSSE SQUAD La C rosse La Crosse is a C(imparativcl - new sport at ' illiam and Mary, and this year they are going to have their first taste of competition with Fai ' mville State Teachers College, who is also a beginner at the game. Cai ' Tais Keck Managfr Personius C ' ( At. H Barksdale ' , RSnV HOCRKV SQUAD Hockey Schedule W. M. Opp. October 27 — WestlKiiDpton Williamsburg, Va 1 i November 1 — Sweet Bri.ir Lynchburg, V.t 2 5 November 2 — Westhampton Lynchburg, Va 2 November 1 7 — Alumnae Williamsburg, Va 1 November 23 — Philadelphia Reserves Washington, D. C 12 The opening game of the season was played with the Westhampton ele en. The game was a thrilling piece of passwork, spectacular dashes and excellent tackles by the Richmond team. The Tri-Colors showed a noticeable weakness, with Ann Edwards making the only goal for William and Mary. On the first day of the Virginia Field Hockey Tournament, the Varsity Inst to the brilliant Sweet Briar eleven. In the second half, Brougher made the first goal for the varsity on .i well placed pass from Holladay, who made the only other goal for W. M. On the second day of the tournament, the Tri-Colors were defeated f{ r the second time by West- hampton. Spurred on by the loss of the first game, W. M. played a good game, but were unable to penetrate the red tunic ' s defense. At the conclusion of the tournament. Captain Beck, Edwards and Btnger were placed on the All-State team, while Brougher, Sterling, Whittaker, and Chamings received a berth on the Reserve team. Elizabeth Burger, after winning the position of goal keeper on the All South-East team, was sent to the National Tournament in Massachusetts, where she competed for a position on the All-. merican. On Homecoming Day, many of the old Hockey stars came back to William and Mary, but were unable to defeat the Varsity. The final game of the year was played in Washington, D. C, at the South-East Hockey Tournament. William and Mary was badly defeated by the Philadelphia Reserves, many of whom had pLiyed on the All-Amcrican Reserves. Top Roa: P. Sheahan, V. Sterling, A. Edwards, A. Hi)lladay, G. Wi-ed, M. Harrison CenttT Ro7f : j. Whittaker, W. Rrougher, P. ' ' fanian, H. Wiegand, A. Cummings, M. Mode Holiom Run: M. Uaustm, D. Clianilngs, A. Ri-yn..lds, N. Horn, D. Bi-ck, J. Tanner r mm |B r ' jM CM 1 • - U y (a yy VARSITY liASKE ' lISALL SQUAD Basketball Schedule Febiuaiv 2 — Alumnae Williamsburi;, Va 19 February 16 — Sweet Briar Williamsburg, Va 1 February 20 — Greenville Williamsburg, Va February 22 — Farmville Williamsburg, Va March 1 — New York University New York, N. Y March 2 — Panzer East Orange, N. J March A — ManhattanvUle New York, N. Y March 6 — Charleston Williamsburg, Va March 9 — Reaver Williamsburg, Va M. 19 Opp. li 18 17 25 25 26 17 17 21 +3 17 18 25 43 23 23 26 The customary opening game with the Alumnae was won by the Varsity, 19-13. Many of the old W. M. sharpshooters were in the line-up, but showed that It had been a long time since they had played together. Sweet Briar tra eled to Williamsburg February 16, only to be sent home again on the short end of an 18-17 score. This was one of the closest games of the season and It was not until the final whistle blew that W. M. knew they had won the game. On February 20, the William and Mary Varsity played host to a sextette from Greenville, N. C. At half time, the Indlanettes were leading by ten points, playing a three-division game. Both teams played a fast game the second half on a two-division court, and at the final whistle, the score stood 25-25. The annual rivalry between William and Mary and Farmville State Teachers College resulted in a well played game, in which the Indlanettes came out victorious, 26-17. At the half time, W. M. was trailing by one point, but came out on top in the third and fourth quarters. The Varsity team left for New York, February 29, where they lost the hardest fought game of the season to New York University, 21-17. To rexenge the defeat handed W. M. last year by Panzer, the team, led by Captain Horn, went on a scoring spree and defeated Panzer, 43-17. On their last day in New York, the Tri-colors were sent home on the short end of a 25-18 score, by Manhattanville. The Varsity was the starting line-up in the Charlesto n game, but were soon replaced by the Reserves, who were able to defeat the North Carolina team by the rather large score of 43-23. On March 9, Beaver College defeated William and Mary in their last game of the season. .- ...i.iJaS,W ' H. D:nis M. Yeanian H. Wallace D. Beck L. WaJdIll R. Murphy J. Whitaker K. Blanchard D. diamines A. Cummings R. Hiittlf K. RelgarJ C. Weed A. Stevens A. Horn M Slic.lhan VARSITY ' FENCING SQUAD rencing This is the second year that William and Mary has had a women ' s Fencing team. The team, com- posed of Captain Edwards, Horn, Sterling and Brougher, lost their first match to Hunter College. In March they went to New York and lost both matches to N. Y. U. and Hunter. In April, they will compete in the Intercollegiate Fencing Meet held in New York. City. lennis The women ' s varsity Tennis team are making a northern trip this year to Pennsylvania and Ni-W York City, where they will meet Swarthmore, Manhattanvllle, New York University and Hunter Colleges. On their new home courts, they will play host to Beaver College from Pennsylvania and Farmville State Teachers College. Many of the players were lost through graduation, but the prospects from this year ' s freshman class are promising. Freshman Sports Pf ' Entirely independent from the varsity ttMins, the Willi.Tm and Mary Freshmen have IntercuUegiate ames in Hr)ckey and Basketball. Of the four Haskethall ames this season, they lost tv i) and won two- St. Catherines School defeated them in their only Hockey game. sma -%  ■ a.a ••• % ' ' -■ ' t 1 FRESHMAN 110(.KE ' Lord Botetourt SPONSORS To each oF us there is always some one person that we hold in high esteem. It is extremely gratifying to be able to honor them in this fashion Miss Eunice Sewell, Sponsor for tJic Colonial Edit Miss Sue Stickel, Sponsor for the Flat Hat Mrs. E. Newton, Sponsor for the Senior Class i Miss Alice Cohill, Sponsor for Track Miss Lenore Alice Carson, Sponsor for Football Team Mrs. Ralph W. Stambaugh, Sponsor fur MetPs Honor Council Mrs. T. H. Little, Sponsor for Omicron Delta Kappa Miss Helen Harwood, Spo isor for the Cotillion Club Mary Bell Archer, Spunsor for the MoPs Student Body Robert Wagner, Sponsor for Board of Control Crowning of the Queen May Day, 1935 ■III ■■■ awa ■■■ !S! ■m ■■! ■■ BHC The Court Flight Club Mc ' ?nher of Notionnl hitercolli-giate Flying Club Officers William Slocum President Harry Spack. Vice-President Max Doman Secretary-Treasurer Honorary Members Amelia Earhart Colonel E. C. Popp Members Marion Bozarth William Slocum G. Louis Cai-ner O. Suttle |. A. C. Chandler Vernon Sweet Max Doman Carmen Venegas Otto Z. Johnson Colin Vince Y. O. Kent V. Voodward Harry Spack Walk Between Barrett Hall and Chandler Hall FRATERNITIES ■ 4 The fraternity is symbolic of friendship, brotherhood, social activity, and cultural benefits. It tends to seek out and develop the abilities of its members, fitting them properly for society Waldo Randall J. Rogers Mapp Alec Dempster Joseph Bridges James Mack Warne Robinson Bland Hoke Samuel Elliot Harold Bray William Fitch Jack Lewis Roland Hall Fletcher Weathers H. Moncure Little Tfieta Delta Chi Founded at Union College, 1847 EPSILON CHARGE Established in 1853 Frntres in Fticiiltdte R. R. C. Young J. C. Chandler Fralres m XJrbe William Bozarth Marion Bozarth John Warburton R. P. Wallace Herbert Chandler C. E. Chandler Charles Duke Lowell Ayres Charles A. Taylor Fr aires in Collegia 1935 Roland B. Hall Eastun, Pa. Curtis Jernigan Portsmouth, Va. James S. Mack McKeesport, Pa. Joseph M. Bridges Richmond, Va. John N. Lewis Cranford, N. J. H. Moncure Little Norfolk, Va. Bland Hoke Williamsburg, Va. 1936 Harold Bray Long Island City, N. V. J. Rogers Mapp Macliipongo, Va. Alexander P. Dempster Brooklyn, N. Y. Howard Old , . , .Norfolk, Va. Samuel H. Elliot Fort Wayne, Iiid. Franklin Hall Tappahannock, Va. 1937 Allen Carpenter New York, N. Y. Waldo Randall Mt. Sinai, N. Y. William C. Fitch Washington, D. C. Warne Robinson Monongahela, Pa. Fred. E. Lessner Norfolk, Va. Fletcher We.athers Newman, Ind. James C. O ' Flahf.rty Richmond, Va. William B. Wolfe Mountain Lakes, N. J. 1938 George .Anner , Williamsburg, Va. William Reynolds New York, N. . Pledges Thomas J. Doyle Crewe, Va. CiRIer Price Toledo, Ohio Robert Goellnicht New York, N. Y. Robert Simpson Clarendon, Va. Wayne Harper Crewe, Va. Francois J. Was Wycoff, N. J. Claude Zykes Crewe, Va. Fr;iiik M;inrini IClw ooJ Spencer George Diament VVaddel Stew;nt Ned Legranile Frank Helnenian Harry Murphy Thomas Crist Ned Dnzier William Findlav Frank Livcsey John Tiueheart Frank Rennolds Charles Snieltzer William Cahall John Diament Hudson Lankford Lewis Plummer Pat Lyons Robert Kelly Sigma Alpha Epsilon FounJiJ .It the UiiiviTEity i.f Al ihaniii, ISiO VIRGINIA KAJMW CHAPTKR Establislu-J IS ;? Frnfrt ' S in Faciiltatr Dr. J. H. Jackson Fratrcs in (. ' oliej io Kknneth C. Frankfin Harry P. Murphy , . , Frank Manning , . , Hudson Lankf:)Rd , 1985 Salisbury, Md. Vkrnon Crist Newport News, V.i. . . Suffolk, Va. HARVtY Smith Richmond, Va. Ti-nneck, N. J. Waddell Stuart Richmond, Va. Franklin, Va. Edward Boisseau PctLTshurg , Va. Nkd Lkgkandk Platt Bullard Charles Smei.tzfr . . . Lois G. Plummer Frederick A. Eidne:s Frank Heinemann . . 1936 , Lynchburg, Va. . Richmond, Va. Cranford, N. J. Hamilton, Ohio , .Alexandria, Va. . . . . Margi), Va. I Ai [ Lambkrt Newttni Center, Mass, R )Bt:RT Kelly North Ando er, Mass, George Diament Bridgeton, N. J J ' lHN Diament Bridgeton, N. J Pat Lyons Portsmouth, Va Melville Bryant Newport News, Va John H. True heart William Findlay . . . . William Cahall . . . 1937 . . Petersburg, Va. Palmer Hjdsdn I ' ittsburgh, Pa. Cumberland, Md. Parker Crutchfield JefFs, Va. Wilmington, Del. Francis Rennolds Richmond, Va. Fenton Gravely 193S D.inville, Va. J ' HN Rritton Ed vard MsitTER Clevcl.Tnd, Ohio Lansdowne, Pa. Pledges Robert Sheeran . . Richard Groettum Jack Warman . . . Fred Scruggs Edward Motley Thom s McKlTRI.K Ted MacGowan Horace Henders n Frank Livesey Richard Ames George Bunch , , , Bn.oklyn, N. Y- Washington, D. C. , Bound Brook, N. J. L-nchburg, Va. Petersburg, Va. Richmond, Va. Ridgcfield Park, N. J. . . Williamsburg, Va. Petersburg, ' a. RIcHniond, Va. Lvnchburg, Va. John Ferguson Otis Bunch Washington, D. C. Fred Howard Island Park, N. Y. George Roller Harrisonburg, Va. Frank Fulcher Collingswood, N. J. Robert Marks Richmond, Va. J. C. Matheny Richmond, Va. Ha-wood Whitehead Williamsburg, Va. JuDsoN Sherell Williamsburg, Va. Net DoziER Lee Hall, Va. WiLT-iAM Davis P(irt ;mouth, Va. E• ■ARD Tallev Richmond, Va. Kansas City, Kan. Wilson Crump Jack Willis Gene Barclay George BIsliop Elliott Bloxon Blake Newton William Rhodes John Whitehead George Poland Robert Wallace Everett Blake B. E. Rhodes Robert Dew Pi Kappa Alpha Founded at Uni ersity of Virplnia, 1868 GAMMA CHAPTER EstahllsliL-d 1S71 Frntrcs in Urhc Dr. W. L. L. Smoot B. E. Steele William T. Henley Monier Willlmms H. DeShields Henley Hughes Kistler R. C. Beaston James Carlton Casey Dr. Sneed F rat res in Collrgio 1935 r.. W. BisHup, Jr. Sc.irsdale, N. V. Mi-lzpr F. Diggs Pnrtsmouth, Va. Wilson Crumt Chester, Va. Hi..akk T. Newton The Hague, Va. 1936 E. S. Barclay Norfolk, Va. B. E. Rhodes Suffolk, Va. E. L. Blake Wilton, Va. W. J. Rhodes, Jr Suffolk, Va. R. W. Henley Tappahannock, Va J. M. Willis Hampton, Va. Robert S. Wallace, Jr. Pocahontas, Va. 1937 Elliott Bloxom Hampton, Va. R. G. Dew, Jr Kilmarnock, Va. W. R. VanBuren, Jr Norfolk, Va. Pledges E. Blanton Tamxvnrth, Va. K. Parker Water View, Va. H. G. Dyer Martinsville, Va. C. Pearce Suffolk, Va. Cameron Fair Martinsville, Va. Cecil Pence Staunton, Va. James S. Gray Saluda, Va. G. Pollard Norfolk, Va. J. Hargrove Richmond, Va. H. Robinson Suffolk, Va. WiLBLR Morden Victoria, Va. W. Thussler Manassas, Va. L. Oliver Suffolk, Va. J. P. Whitehead Victoria, Va. B. Parker Water View, Va. C. Willis Cape Charles, Va. W. Yancey Baskerville, Va. Julian Mason Knrold Gouldman John Mapp Joseph Ho N ' crton Linvi und James Hiram Da Is J.ihn McManus Gibbons Wall Kappa Alpha Founded at Washington and Lee, 1865 ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER Established 1S90 Fi ' afres m Facidtnte L. Tucker Jones John L. Lewis Thomas Stubbs James Cogar Frnttes in Urbe AsHTON Do ' ELL SvDNEV BroOKS John Etheridge Fr aire ' s in Collegia 1935 John Aydelotte Mapp Accomac, Va. Joseph Howerton, Jr Clarksville, V.i. John MacManus Wilmington, Del. Aubrv Roberts Eastville, Va. Robert Armistead Williamsburg, Va. 1936 H. AuLicK Burke Petersburg, Va. Wuliam Thornton Davis Clarendon, Va. George Mason, Jr. Colonial Beach, Va. Branch Bocock, Jr. Williamsburg, Va. James Turner Christian . . . .Williamsburg, Va. Enoch Haley Toano, Va. 1937 Harold Gouldman, Jr. Dahlgrecn, Va. Hiram Da ' is Williamsburg, Va. John Wall South Hill, Va. Refs Gillspie Russel Tazewell, Va. Julien Mason . . .Colonial Beach, Va. Linwood James, Jr. Irvington, Va. Walter Daniel, Jr. Waverly, Va. Pledges Arthur Woodard St. Albans, W. Va. Thomas Cocke Williamsburg, Va. Francis Ruediger Onley, Va. Bankhead Davies Clarendon, Vn. Rees Rovali. Tazewell, Va James Etheridge Williamsburg, Va. John G. Strum Newport News, Va. Gus A. Goddin, Jr. Toano, Va. Wilfred Tuggle Blackstonc, Va. William H. Guv, Jr Hampton, Va. William Anderson . Cramertown, N. C. James Knox Manassas, Va. Carl Buffington Lewlstown, Pa. Samuel W. Laughon Richmond, Va. Samuel H. Mosflev Ebonv, Va. Thomas Richards Nai ' ion Hugge Pete Causey Douglas Hoyt J. Parker Buck Bill Harmon Addison Brov Edgar Conner Robert Walton Harold Kyle William Howard Wlllard Murray Kappa Sigma Friundcd at [lit- University iif Virginin, 1869 NU CHAPTER Estalilisl.cd I son Fratrrs hi Urbr W. Person Vkrn ' on C.eddv n. Coi.eman F. Pkrson c. M. Geddy B. D. Peachy W- f ' E. Wilson Richard E. Lee Frntres hi Collcgto 1935 BvRON Mfrckr , William Harmon Cnpe Charles, V:i. Pulaski, Va. Lou.s P. Ruck- Richmund Hills, N. Y. Sedley, Va. Peter Causey 1936 Narron Huggf . , . , Thomas Richards A. R. Brown Edgar Connor .... Richmond, V.i. Crnnford, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. - Manassas, Va. Jack Jones Clarendon, Va. WiLLARD Murray Norfolk, Va. W.LL.AM H..WARD Norfolk, Va. 1937 Robert Walton Clifton Forge, Va. Oilman Bailey Washington, D. C. William Nkale X 3 i Va. Pledges Harold Kyle Genesea, N. Y. T. A. Harrison Lansdownc, Pa. John Townsend Manquin, Va. John De Bell Centerville, Va. Harold Potts Berryville, Va. CooLEY Berry Cherrydalc, Va. Douglas Hoyt Redbank, N. J. Lawrence Kirkwood Radford, Va. William Lipscomb Danville Va. J. Hackett McGuire George Woodward William Slocum Edward Gum Barrett Horton Richard Seacord Dan Edmonson Noel Walker Harrell Pierce Weslev L. Warnock Jay F. Simpson A. Crichton McCutcheon Sigma Phi Epsilon Founded at University of Richmond, 1901 VIRGINIA DELTA CHAPTER Established 1904 Fratres in Urbe Yelverton O. Kent Rawls A. Byrd Walter W. Cheatham Fratres in Facultote Dr. Albion G. Taylor Fratres in Collegia 1935 J. E. Davis, Jr Hilton Village, Va. L. E. James Dendron, Va. William J. Slocum Belmont, Mass. Harrell Pierce Sunbury, N. C. 1936 Jay F. Simpson Boston, Mass. Noel Walker Tazewell, Va. Wesley L. Warnock Manchester, Conn. A. Crichton McCutcheon Petersburg, Va. 1937 Dan Edmonson Boydton, Va. Richard Seacord New Rochellc, N. Y. G. B- Woodward Norwalk, Conn. A. J. DeGutis South Boston, Mass. Pledg, es Jack Sheedy Gloucester, Mass. Vincent L. Lewis Savis, Va. Warren Littleton Bloxom, Va. Melvin Rowe Hilton Village, Va. Weaver Read James Savedge Henry Harlow 7f t, Daniel Velsor Ralph Stambaugh Deal Watkins tr Nicliulas Shearon Benj. K-incannon Charles Weinbrun Ji.hn Hucutt Jos. Scliaffer, Jr Sigma Nu FoundcJ at Virginia Military Institute, 1868 EPSILON IOTA CHAPTER EstablislifJ l ' )22 Frnirrs in Fiuultiilc Dr. JciSKi ' H Riiv CiKir.KK Bknjamin T. Painter Dr. Petkr P.aul Pkkbiks C-aidek S. Sherwood, III Fratrcs in Urbe M.AsoN B. Pkeuf.es Frtitrrs in Collrgio 1935 William E- Colunna Newport News, Va. James Weaver Reed Norfolk, Va. Richard A. Coni.en Aubudon, N. J. B. William Rosenfeld Norfolk, Va. Hardy D. Dldley Norfolk, Va. Josei ' h Crockett Shaffer, Jr.. . Wytheville, Va. John E. Hocutt Washington, D- C Nicholas A. Shearon Portsmouth, Va. James A. L. Mathers Norfolk, Va. Ralph W. Stambaugh Pulaski, Va. Charles Weinbrunn, Jr Richmond, Va. 1936 Henrv J. IIaki.ow Shrewsbury, Mass. Ja us N. Savfdge WakcficlJ, Va. 1937 Stuart Hui ' kins Ham Riclimonii, Va. Benjamin F. Kincannon, Jr. Rural Retreat, Va. Daniel E. Velsor White Plains, N. Y. Pledges George Edward Mann, Jr Detroit, Mich. Robert B. Portrea Portsmouth, Va. Robert .. dams New York, N. Y. Leslie de Grove Potter, Jr. Plcasantv ille, N. . Edward M. Cogswell Belmont, Mass. John Scott Shaffer Wytheville, Va. John A Cogswell Belmont, Mass. Jack Walden Tappahannoch, Va. Peter Hansen White Plains, N. Y. Deal P. W.atkins Emporia, Va. Donald R. Lord Belmont, Mass. Andrew W. Borden Norfolk, Va. Richard Velz John MacFall John C. Sheppard David Rutledge Stewart Mensing Everett Harris Lloyd Langbauer Cordon Shinners John Hillle David Agnew William Thomas Charles Fuller Cameron Ogden Samuel Schlapfer William Musbach Phi Kappa Tau Founded ;it Mi.niii Univt-rsity, 1906 ALPHA THETA CHAPTER Established 1926 Fratrt ' s hi Facnltate Dr. Charles F. M.aksh Otis W. Douglass Fratrci In Urhe Thomas G. McCaskey Fratrcs in Collegio 1935 David Agnew Pulaski, Va. William H. Marden Stoughton, Mass. William F. Collins Richmond, Va. William F- Musbach Maishfield, Wis. Charles Fuller, Jr Waltham, Miiss. Cameron Ogden Montclair, N. J. William Harkins Plymouth, Mass. R. Vollie Richardson Hampton, Va. John A. Hillier, Jr Braintree, Mass. John David Rutledge Atlantic City, N. J. LmvD C. Langbaur Haniillun, Ohio John Charles Sheppard Cambridge, Ohio J. O. Manly, Jr Staunton, Va. Richard A. Velz Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Franklin D. Willaun Washington, D. C 1936 E. Louis Phillips, Jr Fr.inklin iUe, N. V. Henning A. Rountree Hampton, V:i. Samuel O. Schlai-fer Flcmington, N. J. Henry G. Seymour Williamsburg, Va. 1937 James Lyman Belknap Reading, Mass. Donald A. Maquire Verona, N. J. Thomas M. Gregory, Jr Richmond, Va. H. Stewart Mensing Somervllle, N. J. Everett N. Harris, Jr Bumpass, Va. Gordon D. Shinners Brookline, Mass. John MacFall Newport, R. I. John Carter Sturges Georgetown, Conn. William F. Thomas Newport News, Va. Pledges Aylett Baker Newport News, Va. Rodney JiiNES Brooklyn, N. . Rali ' h T. Baker Newport News, Va. John S. McNui.ty Mount Vernon, N. ' i ' . William Gilmore Beazley. . . Lawrenceville, Va. Arthur B. Metheny Catlctt, Va. Vincent Burgess Dalgreen, Va. Walter H. Perry, Jr. , . Georgetown, Conn. Bradbury Gilbert Winchester, Mass. James Pye Stoughton, Mass. Porter Holmes Brockton, Mass. Griefon C. Wakefield Portsmouth, Va. Louis Wii loughby, Jr. Williamsburg, Va. WiUIani Schnieidel Fred Bovsen Edw ard Hessian J. Albert Hessian Vernon Sweet Robert Gillis Ralph Nester Oscar Ward Carl MItson John Bunting William Gove Lambda Chi Alpha Foumli-tl nt li.) l..n University, lyO ' J EPSILON ALPHA ZETA Establlslic-d 1927 Frntm Vrl.r RoBhKT W. WVNNK Cal IN J. ClIARNltCK Fnityfs in Fiuiiltiite WWNE F. GiBBS fnifrrs in Collrgio 1935 J. R. Gii-T.is CliIticiitiMgue, Va. N. Jkster CiiincctL-aguc, Va. 1- E. Hk siav FoiL-st Hilh, N. Y. R. Nfstor Caldwell, N- J. W. ScHMiKDKi Arlington, N. J. C. SuKEssoN New Hvde Park, N. Y. 1936 J. Ri ' KTiN-G CIiincote. ' igiK ' , V;i. Wi . Sale Ma 1937 J. A. Hess ian Carl Mitson . -Forest Hills, N. Y. . . .Arlington, N. J. Vkrnon Sweet Chester, Pa. O CAR Ward Phoebus, Va. PL ' dges Frederick Boysev . , William Fraher , , , John Gill Robert Greenwell Albert Hawkins Herbert Jemmott Elmore Jeter Th[ MAS Johnstone Chester Lang Paul Mingee Arthur Monahon George Oldfield Arthur Ratcliffe Minor Thomas East Radford, Egg Harbor, N Warfieid, Ettrich, .... Hopewell, . . Waynesboro, . . . .Brooklyn, N. . . . . Richmond, East Orange, N. . . . Cranford, N. Phoebus, . Wellesley, M . . Arlington, N. . . Appalachia, • J- Va. Va. Va. Va. Y. Va. ■ J J- Va. Murrny Polsky Marshall Brickell George Clare Arthur Blaker Irwin Jaslov Harry Spack Melvin Kaufman Elliot Cohen Nathan Plak Alfred B. Caring Pfii Alpha Founded at George Washington University, 1914 TAU CHAPTER Est.ihHshcJ 1927 Fratre in Vrbe Harry Stack Fratre m Fncultate Irving Silverman Fratres in Collegia 1935 Alfred B. Caring Ozone Park, N. Y. A. David Matzkin Bronx, N. Y. Nathan Plaks Brooklyn, N. Y. Murray Polsky Brooklyn, N. Y. Norman Weinberger Long Beach, N. Y. 1936 Arthur W. Blaker Camden, N. J. Irwin A. Jaslow New Bedford, Mass. 1937 Marshall Brickell Stoughton, Mass. Roy Caroi ... Lnng Beach, N. Y. George Clare Newark, N. J. Elliot Cohen Long Beach, N. Y. Melvin Kaukman Long Beach, N. Y. Pledges IsiAH Arons Bronklyn, N. Y. MoE Brill Far Rockway, N. Y. Jules V. Goldberg Long Bt ach, N. Y. MoRDECAi Fisherman Brooklyn, N. Y. Shelly B. Lashman Camden, N. J. Ralph Lider New Bedford, Mass. Harvey Olian Brooklyn, N. Y. Arthur Seltzer Brooklyn, N. Y. Alphonsc Bruno Fred Casagrande Juscph Marine Elmo Benedetto Alpha Phi Delta Founded nt Syracuse University, 1913 BETA GAMMA CHAPTER Established 1930 Gra luntr Stmlrnt John Penei.lo Norfolk, Va. 1935 Joseph Serra Norwich, Conn. Michael Cifelli Princeton, N. J. 1936 Fred Casagrande Asbury Park, N. J. JiHiN De Grade Paterson, N. J. 1937 Alphonje Bruno Pittston, Penn. Elmo Benedetto Lynn, Mass. Joseph Marino , Jamaica, N. Y. Pledges Carl Fiscelli Newark, N. J Dominic Me ' oli Camden, N. J Joseph Zanghi Richfield Park, N. J Peter Tuminelli Hawthorne, N. J William Taraschi Hamilton, N. J Richard Griffin Larry Sanders Earl Robertson William Savage J. Kenneth Miller E. N. Holliday Jos. Cridlin Woodrow Graves Roy Prince Frank Pretlow Paul Rundy Pi Digma FouiulL ' d at Vinccnnes Vnlvcrsity, 1897 ALPHA ETA CHAPTER Established I9.M Frntm in F aciiUale Dr. R. L. Morton J. D. Carter Fratres hi Jrhc Mark WuonwAKD Joseph Cridlin Fiairrs in Collcgw 1935 WouDRow Gra f.5 Boulevard, Va. Francis Pretlow Suffolk, Va. Earl Robertson Dante, Va. Paul Roundy Washington, D. C 1936 Richard Griffen . Willljimshurg, Va. Edward Holladav SmithficM, Va. 1937 Kenneth Miller Hampton, Va. Roy Prince Washington, D. C. LowERY Sanders Warsaw, Va. Pledges Robert Boas Stewart, Va. Orthello Batten Smithficld, Va. John Coiner Washington, D. C. Clyde Cridlin Joncsville, Va. Cecil Doss Glade Hill, Va. Orville Franklin Bassctt, Va. W. H. Savage Walayville, Va. Hunter Simi ' Son Fredericksburg, Va. Albert Szumigai.i Erie, Pa. shale Tulin Harold Freeman Leonard Phillips Herbert Cf rand stein Cvril Mirnielstein Roswell Natal Samuel Sverdlik Albert Green Edgar Kerner Alvin Cedarbaum Pi Lambda Phi Foundct-i at Vale University, 18 ' ) 5 PSI CHAPTER Established 1929 Frntrcs in Collcsio 1935 EnciAR Howard Kerner New York City, N. V. 1936 Harold Dudley Freeman New York City, N. Y. Shale Leon Tulin Hartford, Conn. Samuel S. Sverdlik Brooklyn, N. Y. Alvin Cedarbaum New York City, N. Y. 1937 Herbert Cranstein Chlcopee, Mass. Albert Green Newport News, Va. Cyril Mirmel tein Newport News, Va. Leonard Philii-s Bronx, N- Y. 1938 Edwin A. Wolf Detroit, Mich. Lester Neimen Detroit, Mich. Melvin J. Ross Brookllne, Mass. Laurence Daniels Brookline, Mass. Pledges RoswELL Natal Camden, N. J. Irving Brand New York City, N. Y. Robert Levin Newport News, Va. A. Mnore D. Torrell Y. Wiiislow A. Oldfield A. Fauntleroy E. Beebe F. Allen E. Young L. Sheppard M. Hilderbiant M. J. Rutli N. Sparks V. J. Relph A. Hooker E. Sliceran A. Robertson V. McDaniels R. DeCorgorza B. Dale J. Pollard A. Hubbard J. Dumont J. Whittaker M. Yeamcn E. Johnson P. Eppes A. Renfortli H. Ridgeley Chi Omega F ' umdL-d ;it Uni ersitv of Arkansas, 1 895 OMICRON BETA CHAPTER Established 1921 Dolores ni Urbe Mrs. R. p. Wallace Mrs. Van Garrett Mrs. a. L. Misiel Katherine Brooks Mrs. G. T. Brooks Mrs. S. p. Moorehead Mrs. R. McCreary M. ' RGARET Bridges Mrs. J. R. Geiger LlLL ' N EaSLEY Harriet Garrett Mrs. a. L. Meisel 5o;-o;r. in Colic. 1935 Vetuk Winsi.ow Dudley Crewe, Va. Betty Juhnsun Smithfield, Va. Jane Whittaker Sheffield, Pa. Jane Dumont Brnokline, Mass. Arabei-i.e Hubbard Pl.iinlield, N. J. Betty Weston Norfolk, Va. Eileen Sheeran Forest Hills, N. Y. Nancy Sparks Portsmouth, Va. Helen Ridgelv Washington, D. C. Peg i ' EAMEN Ridgefield Park, N. J. 1936 Anne Renforth Yorktown, Va. Martha Connelly. Morristown, Pa. EsTEK Beebe Montclair, N. J. Anne Fauntlfroy Charleston, S. C. Mak J. Roth Ltirralne, Ohio Ann Hooker Stuart, Va. Virginia McDaniels Norfolk, Va. 1937 Florence Allen Richmond, Va. Patricia Parjdns Arlington, N. J. Anne Moore 1.)kborah Ralph Lynchburg, Va. Betty Dale Waynne, Pa. Fortress Monroe, Va. Pledges Audrey Harmon, Wakefield, Mass. Phkbl Eppes Battle Creek, Mich. Ranchita de Gorgorza Cherrydale, Va. Susan Thompson Bellows Fall, Vt. Ann Robinson Petersburg, Va. Jean Pollard Portsmouth, Va. Marjorir McCabe Brookline, Mass. Val Jean Relph Waverly, Pa. R. Biissett D. Tiiulon E. ScliML-riii N. Rltlcr H. Harwood C. Land N. Beverly M. Hobbs D. Willis B. F. Courtney M. Fitzgerald E. Latane J. Sunderland M. Hoffman L. Haw ley A. Holzapfel A. Falrleigh S. Pevear C. McCoy A. Seeley A. Cummings A. Bowen C. Arnest J. Parker S. Dobbs A. Stuart H. Simpson E. McCallum M. Wilson Kappa Alpha Theta ruumleJ :it Dcpiunv University, 1870 BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER Established 1922 Sofores ! ! Fiicidtnte Miss Emily Hall Mrs. John Fisher Sorores hi Urbe Miss Plticulas Lee Mrs. . O. Kent Mrs. John Henderson in Collesio CiOj-urrs in 1935 Helen Simi ' S n Norfolk, Va. Helen Harwood Williamsburg, Va. Margaret Wilson Bowling Green, Va. 1936 Anne Bowex Pounding Mill, Va. Eleanor McCallum Cliillicothe, Ohio Ann CuMMiNGS Newton, Mass. Dor;;thy Toulon Balboa, Canal Zone Sarah Doebs Atlanta, Ga. Marion Hobbs Bronxville, N. Y. 1937 ' a Nelia Be ' erlv Winchester, Va. Marv Hoeeman Norfolk, Va. Jane Sunderland Fortress Monroe, Va. Sally Pevear Lynn, Mass. Bertie Fox Courtney Mundy Point, Va. Cornelia Land Surrey, Va. Margaret Fitzgerald Clarksville, Va. Ellen Latane Oak Grove, Va. Elizabeth Schwerin San Diego, Calif. Mary King Lee Williamsburg, Va. Doris Campbeli Buffalo, N. Y. Sophie Knox Washington, D. C. .Ann Fakleich Hopkins ille, Ky. Pledges Jane Parker Norfolk, Va. -Ada Fairfax Stuart Tappahannock, Va. Catherine Arnest Hague, Va. Barbara Bassett Swarthmore, Pa. Mary Talor Barnes Tazewell, Va. Nina Hitler Lansdownc, Pa. Lucia Hawley Washington, D. C. .Ann Holzaepeei Sandusky, Ohio Carol McCoy Bronxville, N. Y. Diana Willis Hampton, Va. Ann Seely Neviark, N. J. Kathleen Heroi.d Olcan, N. Y. N. Adams J. Luckie H. Council E. Nenzcl V. Sampson E. Miller A. Thomas N. Blair D. Beck V. Mister M. Peek R. Cobbett M. Frank F. Savbolt M. Miller A. Poindexter M. Harrison E. Parker S. Waters A. Nenzel C. South|!ate E. Felser D. Rubbins H. Kimmcll S. Robbins B. Martin M. Butler J. Lewis J. Cordon L. Kibble J Kappa Kappa Gamma Founded at Monmouth College, 1870 GAMMA KAPPA CHAPTER Established 1 23 ororcs m Vrl,, ' Mrs. Rutherford Goodwin Mrs. Walter Bozarth Miss Ella Repas Miss Jane Armstrong ororei in Colh ' i 1935 ViRi-.iMA Mister CaperviUe, Va. Ann Poindexter Morrison, Va. Ann Nenzel Richmond, Va. Dorothy Beck Baltimore, Md. Annah Thom.as Bristol, Va. Lucv Ribble Wytheville, Va. Ruth Cobbett Morristown, N. J. Emily 1 ' arker Kensington, Md. Harriet Council Suffolk, Va. 1936 Helen Kimmel Hampton, Va. Mary Cravatt Blackstone, Va. Elizabeth Fieser Washington, D. C. Nancy Blair Danville, Va. 1937 Marjory Miller Holrege, Neb. Jane Lewis Newport News, Va. Evelyn Miller Holrege, Neb. Virginia Chesson Portage, Pa. Jean Luckie East . ' urora, N. Y. Florence Saybolt Washington, D. C. Marjobie Harrison Washington, D. C. Minnie Franck Richmond, Va. RosAMo.ND Reisek Boston, Mass. Pledges Suzanne Waters Seattle, Wash. Barbara Martin Cleveland, Ohio Margaret 1 ' eek Norfolk, Va. Constance Southg. te Boston, Mass. Jean Cordon Easton, Pa. Frances Nenzel Richmond, Va. Nancy Adams Dover, Del. Saka Robbins Tarryto n, N. Y. Joanna Cory Lafayette, Ind. Helen Wall Washington, D. C. Marietta Butler . Manilla, Phillipine Islands Elizabeth Nicholas Boston, Mass. Katherine Knai ' i ' Pulaski, Va. Li)is McEwen Jane Ayers Kathrlne Williams Jane Steele Clover Johnson Anne Looram Florence Fisher Margery Hasscltine Virginia Clement son Mildred Heinemann Elizabeth Jones Carol Goiildman Mae Wright Harriet Morden Sarah Jane Reed Sarah RawHngs Frances Lamar Jeannette Philbiick Nancv Rastress Pi Beta Phi Founded at Monmouth College, 1 867 VIRGINIA GAMMA CHAPTER Established 192S Sorores in JJrbe Mrs. E. M. C.wathmey Mrs. J. G. Warburton Mrs. D. J. Blocker Mrs. Floyd Avres Sorores tn Collr 1935 Frances Lamar Gcrmantown, Pa. Jane Oewel , . , 9g i4 . . . . . WythevlIIe, Va. Sarah J.ane Reed Pensacola, Fla. Katherine WiliKams Fayettesvillc, Pa. ViRGiNL Clementson Clarendon, Va. 1936 Jane Steele Lexington, Ky. Elizabeth Jones Norfolk, Va. Lois McEwAN O.Tk Park, 111. Mae Wright Lynchburg, Va. Mildred Heinemann Margo, Va. Helen Schofield Hampton, Va. Jane Avres Williamsburg, Va. 1937 Jeannettf Philbrick . ' nnap()lls, Md. Margaret Johnson Crofton, Pa. Carol Gouldman Fredericksburg, Va. Florence Fisher Lindsey, Va. Margery Hasseltine San Francisco, Calif. 1938 Olive Nestor Caldwell, N. J. Harriet Morden Bad Axe, Mich. Pledg, es Sarah Rawlings Capron, Va. Makbara Reakd Robblesklll, N. Y. Anne Looran New York, N. Y. Evelyn Traxler Washington, D. C. Nancy Bastrass Mechanicsburg, Pa. Charlotte Lockwood Tcnatly, N. Y. K.. Serbell V. Watkins D. Fuller P. Johnson A. Spence M. F. Pnrsons R. Farmer N. Richardson S. Croxton S. Hunt R. Brittle A. Burke L. Waddill W. Hunter D. Van Dicn J. Croxton E. Stover M. Smith M. W. Moor B. Ruffin M. Wvman M. Stribling E. Stftkcs C. Graves E. Lea K. Watkins S. Stickle D. Love C. Ricliardson A. Saunders Phi Mu FdiiiKlcd ;it Wcsleyan College, 1852 GAMMA ALPHA CHAPTER Eslahlislu-J 1926 Sorores in Urbe Miss Pearl Young Miss Thelma Rrown Sorores i?i Fiwidtnfe Miss Ethel Skinner Sorom ! i CoUrgio 1935 Juliette Croxton West Point, V;i. Frances Smith Elway, Va. Sophie Croxton West Point, Va. Sue Stickle Forest Hill, N. V. Dorothy Fuller Lebanon, Va. Esther Stokes Norfolk, Va. WiNNiFRED Hunter Norfolk, Va. Marguerite Stribling Richmond, Va. MuRiKL Wyman Dedham, Mass. 1936 Viola Roleyn Hcit Springs, Va. Makv Smith Ni-w 1 ' ork, N. Y. Sara Hunt Jeffs, Va. Dirnis Van Dien Essex Falls, N. J. 1937 AvA Burke Hampton, Va. Barbara Ruffin Washington, D. C. Peggy Johnson New York, N. Y. Evelyn Stribling Richmond, Va. Mary Frances Parsons Roanoke, Va. Linda Waddill Danville, Va. Carolyn Richardsdn Newport News, Va. Kitty W.atkins Emporia, Va. Virginia Watkins Emporia, Va. Pledges Roberta Brittles Emporia, Va. Mary Wells Moore Reedvllle, Va. Dorothy Campbell Pittsburgh, Pa. Nancy Richardson .... Newport News, Va. Barbara Douglass Reedvllle, Va. Mary Sager Danville, Va. Ruth Farmer News Ferry, Va. Alliene Saunders Norfolk, Va. Constance Graves East Walpole, Mass. Kakin Serbem Leonia, N. J. Elizabeth Lea South Boston, Va. Lois Shfppard Morrist iwn, N. J. Dorothy Love Hamilton, Va. Anne Spence Elizabeth City, N. C. El ie Stover South Boston, Va. D. Dunlop H. Wiegand P. Nlckcrson M. Stuart II. I. Dil H. Ruggeri D. Winter M. Fielde J. Speakman M. Sherratt E. Rnblnson B. Phillips D. Robinsun A. Reynolds J. Robertson S. Camerun M. Vass J. Hite R. Richardson D. Ridglcy D. Kincild B. Wood C. Stetson M. Ncsbit J. Tharp O. Dailinfr Alpha Chi Omega Knuiuli ' il ;it Dfl ' niiw L ' nivcrsity, 1885 BETA DELTA CHAPTER Established 1927 Sorores in Urhe Mrs. W. T. Hodges Mrs. W. M. Jones Mrs. John J.ahro - Sororrs in Fucidtate Miss Althe.a Hunt Miss K.- thleen Ai.sop Sororrs in Collcgio 1935 HALr.iE Jan ' e Dill McKeesport, P.i. Dori Robinson Monongahela, Pa. DoR()TH ■ DuNiAP Bl.Tckstdiie, V.t. Carol Stetson Elyria, Oliio Elizabeth Robinson Waricnton, Va. Rosiln Richaudson Martinsville, Va. Janft Thakp Harrington, Del. 1936 Ollie Darling Pi rt Jefffrsdn, N. V. M.arjokie Croft Bull.i-Cynwyd, Pa. pRisciLLA Nicker? -N , Quincy, Mass. Frances Garrett Wytheville, Va. Beatrice Torrevce Hut Springs, Va. Sara Seammon Newport News, Va. Marjorie Nfsbit Belle Aire, Md. Marion Stuart Little Falls, N. J. 1937 Stifr Cammeron Hot Springs, V:i. Bktt Phillips Richmond, Va. Helen Wiegand Montclair, N. J. Margaret Vass Richmond, Va. Anne Reynolds Nyack, N. V. Martha Sheratt Monongahela, Pa. Pledges M.w Fielder Washington, D. C. Bettv Wood Richmond, Va. Dorothy Kincaid Wilmington, Del. Ada McCrea Willianishurg, . Doris Ridgeley Camden, Del. Jennie Rose Hite. . . Rlackslone, Va. Hebe Ruggieri Norfolk, Va. Jane Roberts ' n Elkton, Md. Jane Speakm n Wilmington, Del. Margaret White Charlottesville, Va. Dorothy Winner Pittsburgh, Pa. Evelyn Carsons Harrisonhurg, Va. K. Cliiswell H. Conner D. Prince K. Vaden E. Cliristian S. Neshit L. Merkle M. Vadcn A. Edwards J. Smith A. Stephenson R. Mcrkle B. Ross R. Magruder P. Stanley F. Whitley K. Bristow S. Doane M. Cocke M. Rutherford M. Hadly H. Davis L. Acree E. Lewis S. Shelton S- Crenshaw F. Evans C. Wall M. Snead g Kappa Delta Founded at State Teachers College, F:irni ille, Va., 1 897 ALPHA PI CHAPTER Est:iblislied 1923 Sorores in Urhe Mrs. R. p. Cocke Mi.-s Ann ' tf, Bozarth Mrs. Ch.arlks Marsh Soror-es hi CoUegio 1935 Pauline Stanley Cranfnrd, N. J. Klizabeth Ware Sewanee, Tenn. Kathrvn Chisweli Washington, D. C Mary Curtis Cocke Williamsburg, Va. Margaret Snead Richmond, Va. Margaret Rutherford Philadelphia, Pa. Dorothy Prince Lawrencevllle, Va. Ji ' n ' e Smith Freehold, N. J. 1936 Louise Merkle Cranford, N. J. Virginia Sterling . Philadelphia, Pa. CoRiKE Wall South Hill, Va. Anne Edwards , Philadelphia, Pa. Helen Connor Teaneck, N. J. Mabel Hadly Philadelphia, Pa. Adele Stevenson Ivor, Va. Kate BristoW Tappahannock, Va. Sarah Sheltox Norfolk, Va. 1937 Paggv Rocai ' Plainfield, N. J. Elsie Lewis Tappahannock, Va. Harriet Davis ... . Ponlesville, Md. Mary Winston Nelson Williamsburg, Va. Florence Evans. , . Clarendon, Va. Marrianne Keller , Newport News, Va. Kathryn Vaden . Gretna, Va. Mary Shackletov Victoria, Va. Louise Acree Sharps, Va. Sarah Nesbit- . . Rirmlngham, Ala. Pledges Sally Crenshaw Yorktnwn, Va. Ruth Magruder Richmond, ' ' a. Suzanne Doane Phoebus, Va. Mabel Turner . Norfolk, V.i. Ruth Merkle Cranford, N. J. Wilberta Newberry Los Angeles, Calif. Margaret Vaden Gretna, Va. Ronnie Avkrv , Holdscroft, Va. Florence Whitely Philadelphia, Pa. Hfien Parker Waterview, Va. Betsy Christian Roanoke, Va. Virgin[.. Evans. Walton, N. Y. Barbara Ross Edinboro, Pa. M. Van Oot K. Ferguson B. Capps - L. Morrlss J. Lee C. Weaver F. Jenkins V. Jones G. Crider P. King E. Sneed E. Carringtnn C. Hclntz R. Amwyll E. Booker D. Hand V. Somerndike E. Barnes A. Sneed A. Greene A. Price M. Parmelee J. Thornburgh M. Overton Delta Delta Delta Founded at Boston University, 1888 ALPHA MU CHAPTER Established 1928 orores in Urbe Mrs. William Guy Mrs. A. E. Kendrew Mrs. K. J. Hoke Mrs. J. H. Jackson Mrs. Charles Duke Sororrs in CoUeglo 1935 Ruth Amwvll Harrlsburg, Pa. Mildred Overton Portsmouth, Va. Elise Barnes Portsmouth, Va. Margaret Mary Parmelee . Carneys Point, N. J. Lee Coyte Asbury Park, N. J. Anne Sneed Toano, Va. Louise Morriss Victoria, Va. Beatrice Wynne Norfolk, Va. 1936 June Ackerman Asbury Park, N. J. Emily Sneed- . Toano, Va. Kathrvn Ferguson Cranford, N. J. Margaret Van Oct Richmond, Va. 1937 Elizabeth Carrington Ventor, N. J. .- nn Price Montvale, N. J. Dorothy Hand Patterson, N. J. Janf Thornburgh Bloomficld, N. J. Marguerite McMenamin Hampton, Va. Helen Wallace Bethesda, Md. Pledges Frances Jenkins Roanoke, Va. Jlssie Lee East Orange, N. J. Phyliss King Rnckville Center, N. Y. Barbara Nicholas Dayton, Ohio Elizabeth Booker Lottsburg, Va. Jeanne Parmelee Carneys Point, N. J Bertha Jane Capps Norfolk, Va. Jane Sayen Princeton, N. J Grace Crider Lakewood, Ohio Barbara Shepler Harrisburg, Pa Lucille Fitts Cortland, N. Y. Christine Weaver Glouster, Va Virginia Jones Newport News, Va. Helen Wood East Orange, N. J. D. Young _, i. Au --« -: r ' V r- ' .(M- S. Elmore 4 ' Gamma Phi Beta Founded at Syracuse University, 1 874 ALPHA CHI CHAPTER Eslablishcd 1932 ororei m Urhe Miss An ' ne Chapmam Mrs. Gertrudk Harrison Mrs. I. A. BiCKLEHAUPT Sorores m Collegio } { . Elizabeth Burger Graduate 1935 Helma Mallory LawrencevIUc, Va. Dokuthy Nice Downlngton, Pa. Clara Sizemore Buffalo Springs, Va. 1936 Winifred Brougher WellsviUe, Pa. Mershon Kessler Fort Hancock, N. J. Jeanne Hull Easton, Md. Frances Moreland Hampton, Va. Marian Trevilian Ark, Va. 1937 Marjorie Dearheart Richmond, Va. Alberta Lohden Port Chester, N. Y. Agnes Gordon Jacksonville, Fla. Julia Mallory Lawrenceville, Va. Mildred Graves Luray, Va. Jean Watt Glen Ridge, N. J. Gretchen Kimmell Jacksonville, Fla. Dorothy Young Glen Ridge, N. J. Pledges Mary R u MA • . Springfield, Mass. Nancy Horn Baltimore, Md. Betty Bloxton .Williamsburg, Va. Mabt.e Hurst Leonia, N. J. ellie Bloxton. . . Williamsburg, Va. Sudie Jones Nevi port News, Va. ETTv Brouse Charlestown, W. Va. Nita Ligon Richmond, Va. Frances Burger . , . . , Farmville, Va. Carolyn Maher Lynchburg, Va. Sallie Elmork Lawrenceville, Va. Marynetta Moore Deltaville, Va. Greta Grason Baltimore, Md. Martha Moreland Hampton, Va. Frances Walker Richmond, Va. Inter-Fraternity Council Officers Arthur Blaker President David Rutledge Vice-President Bud Tulin Secretary-T reasurer Phi Kappa Tan Cameron Ogden Dave Rutledge Theia Delta Chi Jack Lewis Moncuie Little Phi Alpha Hudson Blaker Elliot Cohen Sigrfia Alpha Epsilon Ned Legrande Fred Eidness Siguia Nh Ralph Stambaugh Jimmy Savage Alpha Phi Delta Alphonse Bruno Elmo Bendetto Lainhtia Chi Alpha John Bunting Al Hessian Siguia Phi Epsilon Wesley Warnock Crichton McCutcheon Pi Kappa Alpha Jack Willis Gene Barclay Pi Lambda Phi Ed Kerner Bud Tulin Kappa Alpha George Mason John McManus Kappa Sigma Naren Hogg Bill Harmon Sigma Pi Edward Hoddiday Woodrow Graves Pan Hellenic Council Offic Sally Dobbs . . Ruth Cobbett President Secretary-Treasurer Kappa Alpha Theta Sally Dobbs Sallv Pevear Pi Beta Phi Frances Lamar Mildred Helnemann Phi Mu Juliet Croxton Esther Stokes Kappa Kappa Gatmiia Ruth Cobbett Marjorie Harrison Alpha Chi Omega Carol Stetsori Olive Darling Delia Deha Delia Margaret Parma lee Margaret Van Oot Chi Omega Martha Connelly Bunny Young Kappa Delta Kathryn Chlswell Anna Edwards Gam ma Phi Beta Dorothy Nice Marlon Trevil Phi Beta Kappa ALPHA OF VIRGINIA Offic H. Jackson Davis... Channint. M. Hall D. W. D. vis Piesiiicnt Vice-Presidejit Recording Secretary T. J. STuBBi-, Jr Correspundiiig Secretary J. R. Ckiger Treasurer K. L. Morton . Historian Kathleen M. AIsop A. R. Armstrong Martha E. Barksdale D. J. Blocker H. L. Bridges J. S. Bryan Eleanor Calkins Donald W. Davis Mt)}ihrrs hi Rendoice J. Wilfred Lambert Joseph R. Geiger W. A. R. Goodwin William G. Guy Emilv Moore Hall K. J. Hoke J. R. L. Johnson R. C. ' oung Albion Guilford Taylor Mrs. John Zaharov Vernon L. Nunn Gladys Omohundro P. P. Peebles R. G. Robb C. B. Shreeves T. J. Stubbs, Jr. Mrs. T. J. Stubbs, Jr. A ' filiated Meyuhcrs T. S. Cox (Beta of Virginia) John R. Fisher (Alpha of Tennessee) Mrs. J. R. Fisher (Alpha of Tennessee) Althea Hunt (Eta of Pennsylvania) Jess H. Jackson (Alpha of Alabama) Grace W. Landrum (Iota of Massachusetts) R. C. McClelland (Alpha of West Virginia) Charles F. Marsh (Gamma of Wisconsin) Charles Matthews R. L. Morton (Beta of New Jersey) S. D- Southworth (Beta of New Jersey) John M. Stetson (Alpha of Connecticut) E. G. SwEM (Gamma of Pennsylvania) A. P. Wagener (Alpha of Maryland) Elizabeth Capjtaine (Epsilon of Virginia) Charles T. Harrison (Alpha of Alabama) Bela W. Norton (Alpha of Maine) (Beta of Virginia) Virginia M. Clementson Ted Walker Coleman Joseph Robert Dietrich Lula Jane Gilmer Ernest W. Goodrich Charles E. Hatch Jean Evans Hocutt Initiates in Course Mildred H. Hedgson Martha Carr Jones E ' angellne B. Klug Henry Moncure Little James E. Mallonee William F. Musback Marianne W. Norris Margaret M. Parmelee L. Harrell Pierce George C. Pitts, Jr. Joseph P. Pollard Martha Seaver Marguerite H. Stribling Elizabeth M. Weston From the Alionni Wayne Carr Mctcalf, B.S., 1913; A.M., 1917 As Ho}iortir Me7}ihers Frank Richardson Kent Sally Bruce Kinsolving Josephine Lee Scott Pinckney Board of Control Dorothy Dunlap Mary Louise Hallowell J. David Rutledcie President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Alvin Gentry Frank Manning Roland Ralph Hall Stanibaugh F. H. C. Society (Flat Hat Club Society) Founded at the College of William and Mary, in Virginia, November 11, 1750 Officers William Slocum President Ralph Stambaugh Treasurer William Schmiedel Secretary Mr. J. C. Chandler Dr. P. P. Peebles Dr. R. C. Young Mr. Yelverton Kent L. Harrell Pierce Members Roland Hall John Mapp G. Louis Carner Jay Simpson John MacManus William Fitch William Gove James Savage Babe Brown The Flat Hat Club Society is the oldest living college organization in America, having been founded at the College of William and Mary in 1750, thus antedating the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity by twenty-six years. On its rolls may be found the names of Jefferson and others of the college ' s famous alumni, including the long list of notables in the Spotswood Club of Old Virginia. - . i ' - John Mapp William Schmledel Harrell Pierce Roland Hall Omicron Delta Kappa Founded at Wasliliigton and Lee University, 1914 ETA CIRCLE Established 1921 Officers H. MoNCURE Little President John Mapp Vice-President Roland Hall Secretary Chris Sorensen Treasurer Frafre iji Facultate J. D. Blocker T. S. Cox H. J. Hoke W. L. Scott H. L. Bridges D. W. Davis L. T. Jones G. M. Small J. D. Carter J. R. Geiger J. S. Kellison A. G. Taylor j. A. C. Chandler W. F. Gibbs Y. O. Kent D. W. Woodbridge J. C. Chandler W. L. Gooch C. F. Marsh A. P. Wagener G. G. Clark W. G. Guy R. C. Morton R. C. Young L. V. Howard P. P. Peebles Fratres in ColLegio Jcrhn Penello Frank Manning James Mack Harrell Pierce Irving Silverman George Mason Harry Spack John C. Sheppard William Schmiedel Blake T. Newton, Jr. Omicron Delta Kappa was founded with tiic purpose of bringing together in one body, for tlie general good of the college, all leailers in various forms of activities. Membership is restricted to men. It recognizes eminence in scholarship, athletics, campus life, literary and forensic attainments, and college publications. It is recog- nized as one of the highest honors that can be conferred upon an undergraduate Student. John Sheppard William Schmiedel Hantll Pit ' iCL ' Frank Manning Blakc Nc-wton Irving- Silvtrman George Mason Mortar Board Officers Harriet Council President Pauline Stanley Vice-President Jane Whittaker Secretary Juliette Croxton Treasurer Members Dr. Grace Warren Landrum Miss Althea Hunt Dr. Helen Foss Weeks Miss Martha Barksdale Miss Matier Mrs. Mary Nasa Goodwin Mrs. Charles Marsh Miss Elizabeth Capitaine Jane Gilmer Betty Johnson Katherine Chiswell Sue Stickel Marguerite Stribling Dorothy Dunlap Ruth Cobbett Yetive Winslow Dudley R. C.jbbett Jane C.ilmar „,. , , , , J ' ' ' ' - ' ' ■ Line VVittakn- Elizabeth Jnhnson Vetive Winslow Dorothv Dimla Sue Stickel Katherine Chiswell Ma?gueritc Stribling Alpha Kappa Psi Honorary Business Fraternity OMEGA CHAPTER O fleers James Mack - President First Semester Jack Hillier President Second Setnester Jack Lewis Vice-President William Schmiedel Secretary Cameron Ogden Treasurer Fratrt dtate Professor W. F. Gibbs Dr. A. G. Taylor Fratre CoUei R. B. Hall Dick Velz Ed Hessian F. Weathers Carl Mitson F. Hiencman Bill Harmon Wm. Musback William Slocum Deal Watkins William Gove Louis Phillips Jay Simpson Delta Psi Kappa Honormy Physical Education Club Officers Peggy Yeaman President Nancy Horn Secretary Ann Edwards Treasurer Honorary Members Peggy Yeaman D. Channings Jane Whittaker Ann Cuminings Nanc) ' Horn Geddes Weed Ann Edwards W. Brougher Dorothy Beck Margaret Dawson Phi Delta Gamma Offic Ernest Goodrich Richard Velz Hiram Davis . . . President . . . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer John McManus Harold Gouldman Henry Seymour Parker Buck Members Carl Mitson James O ' Flaherty William Fitch Harrell Pierce Mark Woodward Theta Chi Delta Officers Joseph Pollard President James Mallonee Vice-Presidenf George Pitts Recording Secretary Robert Dietrick Corresponding Secretary Faculty Mcnihers Dr. R. G. Robb Dr. V. G. Guy A. R. Armstrong C. S. Sherwood, III Eugene Tally Harold Brav Eugene Barclay William Dobson Galm Ewin r Members ' illiam Duncan Albert Michaels Norman Murray Paul Lambert Curtis Jernigen Hudson Lankford Archie Sinclair Alvin Cederbaum James Harvell Kirtner Johnson Carlton Casey i 1 1 M [yM M M H -I ' ll Sisma Pi Sisma Officers John Coleman President Robert Detrich Vice-President Evangeline Klug Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor Dr. ' oung Faculty Members Dr. William Mcrrymon Dr. Jdhn Stetson Dr. George Guy Members Poris Kissinger Harry Sagcr Edloe Morecock Margaret Thompson Larry Saunders Galen Ewing Roy Prince George Ash Phi Si Sma Joseph Pollard Harrell Pierce Ruth Engel Margaret Stribling Officers Pres ' idnit Vicf-Prffulrnt . . Secretary . . . Ircasurer Honorary Members Dr. D. y. Davis Dr. R. L. Taylor Miss Grace Blank Ruth Engel Virginia Clementsnn Frances Cosby Jdseph Pollard Margaret Stribling Harrell Pierce Members Walter Horn Arthur Rich Elizabeth Burger Ben Painter James Stone G. Oniohunilro Elizabeth Jones William Dobson Elizabeth Johnson Claudinc Moss Gene Barclay Dorothy Ball Beta Alpha Psi Ojjicers William Slocum President William Schmiedel Secretary William Harmon Treasurer Faculty Members W. F. Gibbs Dr. P. P. Peebles Members John Penello Nicholas Shearon Albert Olmstead Hymen Swartz Thcta Alphi Phi Ralph Ladd Elizabeth Ware Dorothy Dunlap Officers President Secretary Treasurer Fdctdty Advisor Miss Althea Hunt Members Marv Purvis Hallowell Kathr ii W illiams W Fitch Josephine Chenault Jean Tennej- Hiram Davis Ann Price Arabelle Hubbard Dan Velsor Carlton Casey Edloe Morecock Bruce Kent Wranglers Club Officers Ernest Goodrich President Earl Robertson Vice-President Fletcher Weathers Secretary-Treasurer Members John Shepherd John Mapp Barrett Horton Richard Rhodes Sam Elliott J. Cogswell Ernest Goodrich Edward Cohn J. Goldherg Fletcher Weathers A. Carpenter Ralph Ladd Alvin Gentry J. O ' Flaherty W. Ferguson B. Da vies J. Simpson R. Simpson Alex. Dempster Earl Robertson Wythe Law Club Officers Joe N. Cridlin Chnnccllor J. C. ScHAFFER Vlce-Chnncellor m. H. Brown Clerk Robert Armistead BnUijf Dr. Theodore Cox Dr. P. P. Peebles Fiicultx Mfnihers Mr. John Lewis Dr. D. V. Voodbriclge Mr. W. E. Hoffman Honorary Memhen Mr. John Stewart Bryan Judge Frank Armistead Dr. Joseph R. Geiger George E. Gregory Joe N. Cridlin Merrill Brown Mark D. oodward Stiulrnt Members Robert Armistead Ernest Goodrich W. P. Lyons J. C. Schaffer, Jr. L. Eldon James AKin Gentry Chi Delta Phi Officers Ruth Cobbett Elizabeth Ware Mershon Kessler President Secretary Treasurer Me Olivia Albertson Ruth Cobbett Laura Coleman Sarah Dobbs Elizabeth Ware Ada McCrea Russwyn Otis Mildred Overton Mershon Kessler K appa Phi K appa Max W. Doman J. Wilson Crump Walter E. Horn George C. Pitts, Jr. Dr. D. J. Blocker Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Facultx Advisor Faculty Members Dr. D. F. Blocker Dr. Peter Paul Peebles J. Rawls Byrd William E. Bennett Woodrow Bralley J. ' ilson Crump William E. Dnhson Student Members Max W. Doman Charles E. Hatch Earl Hillman Walter E. Horn Bruce M. Kent George C. Pitts, Jr. William H. Savage Kappa Delta Pi Officers Winifred Hunter President Marv Whitley Vice-President Helen Goslee Recording Secretary Elise Barnes , - Corresponding Secretary Elizabeth Weston Treasurer Katherine Williams Reforter Faculty Advisor Dr. J. Paul Leonard Aletnhers Ruth Engle Virginia Ann Codcll Jane Gilmer ' inifrl ' d Hunter Mary Whitley Ann Northington Helen Goslee Cecilia Thnmas Elise Barnes Elizaheth Weston Katherine Williams Christian Halev Eta Sigma OjfLcen Ann NoRTHiNCiroN Martha Carr Jones . Hazel Bowers Jane Gilmer Dorothy Prince Phi Prci ' ulnit Vicc-Prf$ ' ulc it Sfcrrtiiry Treasurer Sersriint-iit-ariNS Fiiadtx Advisors Mr. R.ibcTt McClallan Mr. ChnrlL-s Shrccves Dr. A. P. Waircner Hazel Bowers Virginia Ann Code Norma Coe Helen Connor Jane Gilmer K. Louise Allen Members Nancy Holland Eleanor Martin Ann Northington Martha Carr Jones Be mice Marston Donith I ' rince Nancy Reevley Carolyn Ridgeway Mable Furner Julia Bader Blanche Hoover French Club Officers Jessie Lef President Midge Heinemann Vice-P resident Ruth Harrison Secretary Olivia Albertson Treasurer Dr. Victor Iturralde Ho7iorary Members Dr. J. R. Fisher Dr. Earl G. Swem Members Helen Addis Alice Allen Mary Allison Olivia Albertson Lois Buar Stella Blum Elizabeth Cassells Norma Coe Bertie Courtney Walker Coakley Robert Dixon Suzanne Doane Vincent Durano Virginia Dailey Florence Evans May Fielder Ann Fauntleroy Virginia Fuller Gertrude Glass Virginia Gross Ruth Harrison Margery Hazeltine Marion Hobbs Mildred Heinemann Mildred Hodgson Nancy Hollins Nancy Holland Rachael Hopkins Cary Lee Jordan Sylvia Kellam Marian Keller Katherlne Knapp Helen KImniel Jessie Lee Elizabeth Lea Mary King Lee Rernice Marsden Eleanor Martin Helen Mathews Evelyn Murley Eleanor McCallum Harriet Morden Thelma Martin Ann Northington Mary T. Nelson Marjorie Nesbitt Jeannette Philbrick Betty Phillipps Particia Parsons Evelyn Robertson Carolyn Ridgway Carolyn Richardson Barbara Ruffin Janet Robinson Hebe Ruggierl Mary Salisbury Sarah Scammon Gertrude Slegal Anne Sneed Emilv Sneed Frances Smith Marjorie Sparrow Pauline Stanley Jane Steele Jane Say en Eileen Sheeran Jane Speakman Helen Stein Margaret White Marion Spelman Margaret Thorpe Dorothy Toulon Bud Tulin Margaret Thompson Margaret Van Oot Geddis Weed George Weinbauni Elizabeth Weston Mae Wright Ethel Weiss K appa v micro n Phi Officers Louise Morriss Christine Hailev Emily Parker Helen Skofield . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Sfo Miss Lillian Cummings Miss G. Stuart Miss Alma Wilkins Miss Sallie B. Harrison Christine Hailey Louise Morriss Emily Parker Helen Skofield June Smith Katherine Watkins Members Janet Thorpe Margaret Wilson Regina Bowles Rose Mary Codell Pauline Cornett Sarah Dobbs Mary P. Gravatt Priscilla Nickerson Virginia Roach Virginia Shankland Elise Triplett Clayton-Grimes Biological Club Founded 1921 Officers Harrell Pierce President Ruth Personius Vice-President Elizabeth Jones Secretary Carol Gouldman Treasurer Miss Grace Blank Dr. Donald Davis Alice Jordan Harrell Pierce Betty Johnson Frances Crosby- Richard Clements Louise Thompson Olive Darling Arthur Rich Faculty Members Members Ben Saltz Bernice Shield Thelma Martin Ruth West James Stone Ben Painter Jane Thornburg j. O. Manly Mr. Tucker Jones Dr. R. L. Taylor Joseph Pollard Claudine Moss Elizabeth Daugherty Ester Blanchard Dorothy Ball Charles Baugh Betty Dale Marion Burt Alec Dempster Doris Robinson Esther Beebe Jean Berry Hatsuye YamasakI Kitty Bush Pete Causey Alec Dempster John Penello Harrell Pierce Roslyn Richardson Marguerite Strlbllng William Whitehead Charles Wicnbrunn Henry Seymour Helen Hartman Los Quixotescos Officers Members Narron Hogge Tom Richards Cora Quarrier Gordon Shinners Hebe Ruggieri Jean Berry Ruth West Yeti e Winslow Dudley Evelyn Stribling Esther Beebe Dave Rutledgc Maxine Kanter Kenneth Cabbell Franklin , , , President Vice-President . Secretary T. reasurer Doris Robinson Lois Burr Marguerite Daw son Marjorlc Dcarheart Maxie Kremen Deal Watkins John Trueheart Sue Thompson David Agnevv Francis Rennolds Ruth Anwyll Julia Bader Art Club Ojficers Mary Smith President Anna Thomas Vice-President Helma Mallorv Secretary Polly Hirst Treasurer Helen Rose Program Chairman Members Florence Fisher Kathen ' ne Pierce Polly Hirst Doris Ridgely Clarence Verner Helma Mallory Lillian Slauson Emily Sneed Frances Lamar Doris VanDien Nancy Sattcrwhite Lee Coyte Frances Walker Mary Smith Mary Parsons Dora Chun Helen Rose Marguerite Striblinj: Helen Connor Louise Thompson Euclid Club Robert Dietrich Alice Kent . Anne Nenzel James Mallonee Frances Cosby Officers . President Vice-President Secretary ' Treasurer Program?! Chairman Virg fnin Benson Ted Coleman Frances Cosby Betty Cowie Dorothy Fuller Helen Goslie Chniles H.-itcli Ruth Harrison Marianne Norris Mildred Hodgeson Alice Kent Evangeline Klug Martha Carr Jones James Mallonee Eleanor Martin Me7nbers Helen M.itht. s Anne Nenzel Mary Salisbury W. H. Savage Jeanette Sheehan C. S. Sherwood Bill Howard Edward Katz Robert Dietrich Alice Allen Florence Allen Roy Prince Edward Dozier Archie Sinclair Frances Garrett Julia Knight Elizabeth Kniglit Anne DIckerson Sarah Moore Anne Reynolds Martha Schiffcrli Mary Shakleton Margaret Thompson Eleanor McCallum Thomas Richards Gilman Bailey Mildred Graves Paul Roundy Eugene Talley Sue Bcaman Carmen Venegas History Club Executive Conunittee Edward Cogswell Carrie Lee Jordan RoswELL Natal Katherine Ferguson Honorary Members Dr. R. L. Morton Mr. T. L. Stubbs Mr. J. R. CoGAR Pauline Stanley [uliette Croxton Charles Hatch Charles Weinbrun Eleanor Waltrip Bertie Fox Courtney Betty Weston Members Anne Renforth Richard Griffin Edward Schmidt Anne Fairleigh Anne Hooker Mary Shreve Joanna Cory Marianne Norris Elizabeth Daugherty Virginia Benson T. y. Bunkley O. H. Harvey Nancy Hedgccock George Bishop Daisy McMenamin Student Body Officers John A. Mapp President George Bishop Vice-President Roland Hall Secretary William Schmiedel Treasurer y ■y y w K View of Chaiullcr Hall ami Barrett Hal ACTIVITIES ♦ 4 The college offers a broad field of activity, wfiich is open to any student de- siring to increase his ability and widen his knowledge along any lines pertaining to his interests Colonial Echo StaFF Officers WFsl.E ' L. Warnock Editor Frank Manning Business Manager Editorial Staff Associate Editors A. Crichtun McCutcheon jay Simpson Jane Steele Shale Lee Tulin Olive Darling Activities Editors Ernestine Nagel Dorothy Toulon Doris Campbell Dorothy Hand Jane Sunderland Janet Crowell Ada McCrea Alec Dempster Vira Somerndike William Slocum Richard Seacord Edward Holladay Dan Edmondson Jefferson Davis Jack Lewis Fred Cnsagrande Sports Editors Edgar Kerner Margaret Yeamen Fraterfiity Editor Ruth Engel Stenografhers Jean Watt June Ackerman Suzanne Waters Busi?iess Staff Warne Robinson Advertising Manager Beth Robinson Photography Manager Esther Stokes Assistant Photographer Manager Francis Reynolds Assistant Business Manager Hudson Lankford Circulation Manager Fred Eidsness Assistant Business Manager Ralph Stambaugh Assistant Business Manager A. Dempster A. C. McCutcheon Jean Watt Warne Rtibinson V. Sonierndike S. Tulin J. Steele A. McCrea U. Hand O. Uarling J. Simpson B. Robinson R. Engle W. Slocum M. Yeamen D. Campbell The Flat Hat Editorial Staff L. Parker Buck, Jr Editor-iti-Chiej Associate Editors Richard Vflz Doruthv Dunlap Managhig Editors J. EnwARD Hessian Frances Moreland Assistant Managhig Editors Thomas Richards Dorothy Toulon William Thomas Sports Editor Sailv Dobbs Assistant Jane Steele Social Editor Pkte Causey Assistant Feature Editors Henry Seymour Gordon Shinners Rcportoyial Staff Mm: John Sheppard, Albert Hessian, Roger Mapp, John Sturgis, Hiram Davis, William Fitch, Edward Kerner, Sam Sverdlick, Fred Howard, Harold Freeman, Roswell Natal, Bob GilHss, Fred Boysen. Women: Elizabeth Carrington, Mershon Kessler, Annah Thomas, Sue Stickel, Ann Reynolds, Eleanor McCallum, Olive Darling, Dorothy Robins, Leona Yoder, June Ackerman, Martha Seaver, Jane Tanner, Marion Trevllian, Ann Bowen, Sarah Bull, Helen Wall, Nelia Beverley, Greta Grason, Nita Ligon, Florence Fisher, Clover Johnson, May Fielder. Sporfs: Donald Magulre, Elliott, Cohen, J. Ly- man Belknap, Peggy Sheahan, Mary Whitley, Thomas Harrison. Bushiess Staff Ralph W. Stambaugh Business Mana ger Alkc Dempster Asst. Business Manager Ri ' TH West Secretary Jane Thornbaugh Asst. Business Matiager Cameron Ogden Advertising Manager Dave Rutledge Asst. Business Manager George Mason Asst. Business Manager Frank Manning Asst. Business Manager Fletchkr Weathers . . . Asst. Business Manager Charles Fuller Circulation Manager Gordon Shinners Dorothy Dunlap William Fitch Oorothv Toulon Ruth West Jiihn Mnpp Olive Darling John Sheppan! Leona Vniicr Eli Hessian Alec DenipstLM- William Schmiedel Dorotliy Robbins Rr pcr Mapp Richard Vclz Frances Moreland Tde Literary Masazine RoLiAND Hall, Husiness Manager Chris Sorensen Eiiitor-tJi-Chiej Associate Editors Elbridge Ladd Elizabeth Ware James O ' Flaherty Carl Mitson Jack Henderson Mae Marshall Edwards All FN Carpenter Anne Abel Helen C. Rose Art Editor Assistant Art Editors Annl Greene Dora Chum Robert Greenwell Katherine Syi.vanus Williams Roland Hall Business Manager John Lewis Assistant Business Manager WiLLLAM Go E Aiiverfising Manager Alec Demi ' ster Aist. Advertising Manager Waldo Randai l ... Asst. Adi-ertising Managar William Fitch Circulation Manager Doris Robinson Asst. Circulation Manager Helen Simpson Asst. Circulation Manager Ruth Farmer Asst. Circulation Manager Olive Darling Asst. Circulation Manager W:ilinni Fitch Alec Dempster Sudie Jones Dora Chum Carl Mitson William Gove Senior-Sophomore Tribunal Ed Hessian, Pra ' hliuf Ed Cunncr Pnrker Ruck Milky Lessner Harold Fret-man Carl Mitsiin Mike C o G Charles Weinbrun Bob Wallace Cameron Ogden Roy Carol Women ' s Executive Council Katherine Chiswell Presidcut Betty Carhington Beatrice Turrence Vice-President Sally Dsibbs Adele Stevenson Secretary Marguerite Striblino Treasurer Re preset! tafife-at-large Re presetita ii ' e-af -large - . ' k LMI- 1 ■ Women ' s Judicial Council Pauline Stanley Pr, ident DuKi: A ' DitN Secretary Peg Yeaman Jane Whittakcr Mary Whitley Mary Lu Hollowell Christine Haley Katherin Ferguson Ann Cunimings Olive Nestor Florence Fisher Men ' s Debate Council Al ' 1N Gf- NTRV Alvin Gfiitiv OFFICERS P i-siihn E. C.utiDRijH Vice-President Ralph Ne t ir Secretary R;irrett HorH.ii MEMBERS R:ilph NesK.r C.eorge Pitts E. Goodrich Women ' s Debate Council OFFICERS Mary Louise Hollowell President Frances Moreland Treasurer Harriett Council Vice-President Merrill Brown Coach Ann Northington Secretary Dr. March . ... Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Florence Allen Mary Lnulse Hollowell Ann Keiper Ann Northington Harriett Council Frances Moreland Janel Snyder Ana Price Grace Korb Marjorie Croft Phoebe Eppes Margaret Van Out Greta Grason Marcanne NorrJs Men ' s Debate Team Ah In Gentry IS. mitt Horton R ilph Nest.. E;nncst C.i.odrlch George J itts Women ' s Debate Team M.iry L. fl..Il,.will Harriett C.iincil Ann Niirthingti.n Frances Murel.inJ J. Leslie Hall Literary Society Officers Jane Gilmer . President Anne Renforth Vice-President Jessie Lee Treasurer Doris Van Dien Secretary Margery Croft Program Chairman Members Nancy Adams Helen Addis Mildred Albee Alice Allen Lnnise Allen Florence Allen Ruth Anvwell Dorothy Hall Julia Bader Grace Barnun Dorothy Beck Mary Bausman Nino Bitler Betsy Burgess Betty Brouse Ijorraine Blanchard Binla Boleyn Lois Burr Nancy Blair Marietta Butler Elizabeth Booker Virginia Bens ' in Regina Bowles Stier Cameron Frances G ' illiam Jane Gilmer Bertha Jatie Capps Ruth Cameron Ellie Cox Hester Carter Dora Chun Laura Coleman Josephine Chenault Joanna Cory Margery Croft Allierta Coural Olive Darling Jeanne Dennis Rue Dnane Elizabeth Daugherty Florence Evans Martha Fairchild Dorothy Fawlev Audrey Fray Louise Findlay Minnie Frank May Fielder Inez Fiore Betty Fieser Constance Graves Gertrude Glass Eleanor Garris Frances Garrett Audrey Harmon Annie Hooker Louise Hall Helen Hartzman Marjorie Harrison Jennie Rose Hite Rachael Hopkins Jean Hepner Sarah Hunt Peggy Hildebrant Mabel Hurst Lucia Hawley Pauline Hirst Anne Holsapfel Charlotte Johnson Dorothy Kincaid Alice Kent Betty Kreider Phyliss King Sophie Knox Helen Kimmel Katherine Knapp Elizabeth Lea Jane Lewis Cornelia Land Ruth Lowey Jean Liickie Jessie Lee Anne Looram Marion Lynch Louise Morris Mildred Mode Virginia McDaniels Jane McAnally Jane Miller Lois McEwan Barbara Martin Tlielma Martin Jane Murphy Evelyn Miller Daisy McMenamin Betsy Nicholas Margery Nesbit Ann Northington Mary Frances Parsons Betty Phillips Margaret Phillips Jeanette Pliilbrick Patsy Pritchett Mary Patterson Margaret Peek Jane Parker Cora Jane Quarrier Emily Quarrier Val Jean Relph Roslyn Richardson Margaret Rogers Janet Robinson Barbara Ross Rosamound Reiser A ' iolet Ramsey Marie Rapp Hebe Rnggiere Caroline Richardson Anne Renforth Helen Rose Barbara Ruffin Anne Reynolds Janie Reynolds Naomi Richardson Lucia Robbins Doris Ridgpley Lucy Ribhle Peggy Sheehan Jane Speakman Marion Spelman Janet Synder Lois Sheppard Constance Southgate . Florence Saybolt Karin Serbell Jeanette Sheehan Jane Swiger Evelyn Stribling Mary Sager Virginia Shankland Mildred Schmucker Alliene Saunders Barbara Shepler Ruth Schmidt Bernice Sliie ' .d Ada Stuart Helene Stein Gertrude Siege! Marion Stuart Jane Sayen Mary Salisbury Charlotte Stebbins Sarah Scarimon Elsie Stover Elsie Triplett Elizabeth Tate Jean Tenny Louise Thompson Mabel Turner Mary Vaiden Doris Van Dien Catherine Vaded Betty Word Elizabeth Weston Jane Whittaker Helen Wiegand Anila M ' aller Janet Williams Helen Whetstone Mae Wright Muriel Wyman Frances Walker Dorothy Young Philomathean Literary Society Officers Charles Hatch Preside?it James Mallonee Treasurer Earl Robertson . Vice-President Herbert Cobb Program Chnirmnn H. G. Council, Jr. Secretary Edward Holladav, Scrgcnnt-tt-Anns Paul Roundv ( hahlaln Andy Armatruda H. G. Cmincil Richard Ck-mcnts Herbert Cdbb Bankhead Davies D. Gregory Woodrow Graves Charles Hatch Ray Hulcker Members Jack Henderson Gregory Lagukas W ' arner Littleton T. T. Mudd Kenneth Miller W. Morton Edward Holladay James Mallonee Erank Pretlow Earl Robertson Paid Roundy Joe Serra Larrv Sanders Hunter Simpson AVilliam Savage ' illiam Trusler Robert Boaz Vincent Durana Phoenix Literary Society Officers T. Edward Temple President Ed. Cocjswell . , Program Chairm m Paul Lawson Vice-President Rov Pierce Treasurer Leland Cooke Recording Secretary HERBERT JemMATT, Sergeant-at-Arms George Pitts Refrescntative to Debate Council Ralph Ladd Critic Edward Cogswell Leland Cooke George Pitts Edward Temple Herbert Jemmatt Roy Pierce M ember Sj, E. Ferguson Dean Evans Walter Home Edward Miester Paul Lawson Robert IVIcClure W. R. Coakley John Hobbs, ]r. John Townsend M. E. Blanton, Jr. Allan Carpenter Alvin Gentry Wilfred Tuggle Robert Simpson Dramatic Club Officers Kitty Williams PtTER Causfv William Fitch Mary Louise Hollowell . , . . President Vice-President . . Treasurer . . . . Secretary AIe?nhers Hi ' iani Dn is J. C Sheppard ArabellL- Huhb.iii Elizabeth Ware Carlton Casey Peter Causey Ruth Cobbett Doroth) ' Dunlap Sam Elliot Stuart Hall Jack Henderson Bruce Kent Ralph Ladd Edioe Morecock Ml; AiTHKA Hunt Faculty Advisor Ann Price Martlia Sea er Nannie Mae Sijuires Annah Thomas Ruth West Dan Velsor Jane Lewis Prof. O. G. Clark Louise Merkle Josephine Chen a u It Florence Allen Mary King Lee Regina Bowles Jean Tenny .Honorary PROGRAM FOR 1934-1935 July 7, 193-) Program of One Act Plays: D:ri,1c,i We S aii,l, by Mary Pylc; At: ExrelleiU Th ' ni In Woman, by John D. Shaver; Tea Pot on the Roiks, by John Kirkpatrick. July 19, 1934 Dear Brutus, by Sir James M. Barrie. October 20, 1934 The Ghosts of Windsor Park, by Harold Rrlghouse Matoaka Park. November 1, 193-1 Arms and tin- Man, by G. Ik-rnaril Shaw. December 14, 1934 — The Romantic Age, by A. A. Milne. March 14, 1935 — The Jealous Wife, by George Colman. April 11, 1935 — Program of One Act Plays; Green Eyes from Romany, by Held at Plavers ' Dell in John The Unseen, by Alice Gerstenberg; The Chinese Water Wheel, by Edna Higglns Strachan bv Anton Chekhov. Kirkpatrick i The Boor, K. O. B. Officers ViRc;iNiA Mister Sophie Croxton Virginia Mister Helen Kimniel Kitty Ferguson June Ackcrman Ann Nenzel Doris Van Dien Elizabeth Ruhinson Lcona Coyte Pauline Stanley Peggy Rutherford Hallie Jane Dill Dorothy Dunlap Carol Stetson Jane Steele Mildreil Heinemann I ' .li ahetli [ones Ad em ben Clover Johnson Carol Gouldman Jean Liickie Marjorie Harrison Ann Price Margaret Vass Sarah Scammon Ruth Cobett Lois McEwen Elizabeth Cassels Ester Stokes Evelyn Miller Marjory Miller Minnie Frank Betty Phillips Florence Sa ' holt President Secretary-Treasurer Sally Elmore Mary Frances Parsons Jane Lewis Virginia Chesson Lillian Sheppard Betty Dale Betty Carrington Dot Hand Helen Davis Bland Hall Mary Nelson Berkley Owen Kitty Carrol Janet Williams Ruth Oakey Emily Quarrier G. G. G. Dorothy Nice Sally Pevear Officers President Sccrctarx-Trcnsurcr Grc ' tchen Kimmel Agnes Gordon Mary Lepman Mary King Lee Marjorie Dearhcart Dorothy Campbell Anne Bowen Members Doris Campbell Helen Bogart Ruth Personiiis Janet Crowell Jean Watt Julia Mallory Sally Elmore Alberta Lohden Ann Ren forth M. Mar) ' Parmelee Evangeline Klug F ranees Moreland Priscilla Nickerson Marianne Morris Ann Looram Frances Lamar Betty Johnson Women ' s Honor Council Francis Lamar Marjorie Cruft OFFICERS Chiiirnmn Mar - Jk.an Roth MEMBERS Sue Stickel Margaret Van Oot Jane Lewis Secretary ■T ' i f i f. f r ?. r f M- n- !- f f ? Men ' s and Women ' s Glee Clubs Gibbons Club OFFICERS Fred Cassagrandr President Dorothy Young , , - Treasurer DoMis Cami ' bkll Secretary Marietta ButK-r Doris Campbell Joanne Cory Constance Eth ridge C.ertrude Glass Virginia Cruss Dorothy Hand Anne Loorani Kathleen Herold Adele Kemp E elyn Murley Ruth Murphy Hebe Rugg-iere Ruth Schmid Margaret Sheahan August Scialfa Joseph Sierra Robert Sheehnn Jay Simpson Robert Simpson John Sturm Albert Szumigala Harwood Whiteliead MEMBERS Gertrude Slegel Lillian Stevens Eloise Smith Evelyn Volpe Betty Wood Dorothy Young George Beach Elmo Benedetto Alphonse Bruno Aulick Burke William Cahall Fred Cassagrande Charles Daly Albert DeGutIs Richard Doolcy Dominic Mevoll Arthur Monahan Thaddus Mudd Raymond O ' Connel Walter Perry Albert Taraschi Arnnd Vipond Andrew Amatruda Edward Downing Thomas Doyle Simon Diiffin Patrick Ellis Carl FIscella E. A. Fleming Charles Ceresnak John C. Hanna John W. Hanna Michael Hanna William Harkins Charles Harvell Albert Hessian Edward Hessian Joseph Ganglir Robert Kelly William Lyons Frank Manning Joseph Marlon Ferdinand Shmidt Peter Fummerelll Robert Walroth Wm. Rosenfeld y. M. C A. Officers Harrell Pierce President David Rutledge Vice-President Cecil Farmer Secretary William Van Buren Treasurer The Y. M. C. A. at the college has for a long time done an im- portant work in standing for a high spiritual life among its members and woriving throughout the college for the advancement of Christi- anity. The meetings of the association are often addressed by the ministers of the town, by members of the faculty, and by visiting speakers. Through this organization, chapel services are conducted during the school year. y. w. c. A. Cabinet Yetive Winslow Dudley Mary Jean Roth Marguerite Siribling Jane Lewis Virginia Benson Juliette Croxion Betty Dale Jane Gilmer Clover Johnson Anne Northington Annah Thomas Nancy Adams President Vice-President Secretary Freasurer Music C hinr ia i Social C lunrman Publicity C hairman Discussion Chairman Devotional Chairman Devotional Chairman Dramatic Chairman Freshman Representative The ' . y . C. A., at William and Mary, was formed in the Spring of 1920 and has been growing ever since. It has become a strong influence on the campus. Under its auspices are held regular meetings, both secular and devotional, through which interest is aroused in affairs of importance in the world, charities, and in missions. The association plans formal entertainment for the pleasure of the students and organizes trips to neighboring places of interest. .Membership in the organization for a ) ' ear gives one activity credit. Cotillion Club Officers John McManus President Harrell Pierce Vice-President Ned LeGrande Secretary-Treasurer Mevibers Agnew Edmonson Jones, R. Rich ards Bryson Fair James, L. Russell Bailey Gentry Kelley Ruffin Buffington Glover Lyons Roberts Blake Goddin Lesner Rudiger Burke Goldman Mensing Simpson Belnap Glenn McGuire Shinners Britton HoUiday Mason Stambaugh Bocock Hoke Meister Sheppard Connor Hocutt Mapp Shaeffer Cocke Haley Murph) ' Trueheart Cahall Howerton Mitson Velz Cooley Harmen McCutcheon Weathers Diament Hureky Nurnberger Ward Daley Heinemann Nester Walker Daniel Hailliard Ogden Woodward Dyer Hessian, A. Potter Vall Diament Hessian, E. Prince Warnock German Club Officers VlRdNlA Mister President Helen Simpson Vice-President Frances Moreland Secretary Harriet Davis Treasurer Boot and Spur Club Ojficers Dick Conlen President Betty Carrington Vice-President Barbara Nicholas Secretary-Treasurer Honorary Members President John Stewart Bryan Mrs. Charles J. Duke, Jr. Charles J. Duke, Jr. Alice Allen Nancy Bastress Bertha Jane Capps Betty Carringtcin Laura Coleman Richard Conlen Annabel Cowles W. M. Ferguson, Jr. Bland Hoke Ann Holzaphel Members Phyllis King Betty Kreider Ruthe Loewy Marion Lynch Carol McCoy Edward Meistcr, Agnes Mercer Barbara Nicholas Mary Patterson ]•■• yanc Sayen Peg Schneider Anne Seely Barbara Shepler Annah Thomas Helen Thrope Dan Vclsor Adreinne VonZelinski Francois Was Ruth West Preseni ' a rioN of Degrees INAUGURATION Williamsbui-g had Wen planning for weeks fur President Ronsevelt ' s visit, and the old t(} vn was decorated in a gala fashion for the great occasion. The entire route from the rail- way station to the foot of Duke of Gloucester Street at the old Capitol building was lined with American flags and garlands of flowers. October twentieth broke crisp but clear, and when the Chief Executive ' s train arrived shoi ' th after ten o ' clock, a twent -one gun salute was fired to welcome him to the place where much of America ' s history was made. As the train stopped. President Br an and Govi.-rnor Peery boarded it, while Postmaster P ' arle) ' stepped off to greet the throng of anxious spectators. About ten minutes passed before President Roosevelt finally appeared. A military band struck up Hail to the Chief. The President, smiling broadly, raised his hat and the crowd cheered. After being escorted to a waiting automobile, the presidential party commenced its triumjihant march to the College. Along the sides of the road leading to the main street stood a corps of students from William and .Mary, attired in white trousers and blue coats, forming with the great staves the) carried, a sort of human bidwark. A huge .American flag and an equally large Vir- gi nia state flag served as portals giving en- trance tci tlu- Duke nf Gluucester Street. As the procession advanced, the oung men opened ranks, arraved themselves on either side of the street and presented their staves as soldiers present arms. The official cai ' moved slowly. When final- ly the college was reached thousands of specta- tors hurst into cheers and hands blared forth with martial music, which could scarcely be heard above the din. The crowds were heril- ed to and fro b ' State Police and the Rich- mond Blues, but finall - managed to group themselves around the rear of the historic Wren Building to hear the message of Presi- dent Roosevelt. Special visitors were seated within the white picket fence which marks the original boundary of the College. Such guests as Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Admiral and Mrs. Cary Grayson, Governor and Mrs. George Campbell Peery and many other notable personages, far too numerous to mention, were among the interested spectators. From earh ' morning till long after the President and his retiiiue had left, Williams- burg was abuzz with activit) ' ; military bands, flags, armed guards, and thousands of hustling excited visitors helped to restore to the Co- lonial Capitol some of the activity which had marked it in earlier days. ' hen the ceremonies drew to an end the crowds gradually dwindled away and life in Williamsburg resumed its usual eas) ' tenor. There was, however, a feeling deep in the minds of the residents that the glory of their cit)- was not a thing of the past, but rather a link among the ages to knit the generations each with each. ' 1 — Conferring of LL.D. on Governor Peery. 2 — Dr. Bryan ' s Inaugural Ad dress. 3 — Welcoming Gates Formed by William and Mary Co-eds. 4 — Inaugural Procession. 5 — Attending Government Officials. 6 — Conferring of LL.D. on President Roosevelt, Looking Across Campus at Brafferton Hall ADVERTISEMENTS tf To those who have so kindly co-oper- ated with the student body in makins this book possible, we oFfer our sincere thanks PENINSULA BANK AND TRUST CO. Protects Student Government Funds Capital, Surplus and Profits $180,000.00 State and City Depository PROMPT SERVICE COURTEOUS TREATMENT E DEEM it a pleasure and a privilege to have played a part in the creation ot this Annual through the medium of our photo- graphy, and thus to have helped per- petuate the glorious memories ot student days on this ancient campus ©5 ]®p] r 1 ' 5 VS g Hampton, Virginia Official Photographer to the 1935 Colonial Echo IwLcnt t tve lMten M.I Steadily increasing is the chorus of business leaders iurists and financiers who, consulting wide experience, advise young men to make life insurance their first investment. This is wise counsel if for no other reason than that the younger a man is the more insurance he gets for less money The fore- sighted young man will first capitalize his future eariiing-power through life insurance. Time enough after this has been done for ventures into speculative fields. lie J-ife .1 o RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Established 1871 ■ BRADFORD H.WALKER, President T i itaiHia ¥e: C u tihiieatie: Welcomes the Students of William and Mary VIRGINIA ' S NEWEST THEATRE Tatest Releases TOM McCASKEY, ' 30, Manager PATRONIZE Peninsula BusLines BusTramportation Since 1919 (TVX PASSENGER SERVICE DIRECT FROM COLLEGE CORNER TO EVERYWHERE MAIN OFFICE Lee Hall - - Virginia StudiQ.nis aridi Aiurcird Aliuays VslohiorciQ. at Our Home ' « =S - ' S « Soda, Luncheomtte Tea Room Service trC -S: COLLEGE SHOP, Inc. Boh Wallac , ' 20, Manag r . . College. Corner The StaS of the 1935 COLONIAL ECHO urges the students to Patronize The Advertisers CompUments OF A Friend First National Bank of Newport News Banking Sermce Since 1891 1891 1935 Resources over Nine Million Dollars Capitol Restaurant A Good Place To Eat WILLIAMSBURG, VA. AYERS GARAGE PHONE 50 Dodge Plymouth WILLIAMSBURG, VA. IN REAR OF POST OFFICE BLOCK Expert Service All Makes FireprooF Storage Williamsburg Drug College Pharmacy Company W. T. HENLEY, Proprietor THE REXALL STORE Prescription Druggist College Seal StiitiuiK-ry and We Carry a Full Line of Fountain Sc-lidnl Suinilii- ' s. . . . Slu ' alT( ' |- ' s Drinks, Cigars and Sundries I ' l ' iis and Acccssiiiii ' S. . . Soda Kiiuntain and LuiKdiciiuctte. . . . Nunnally ' s, Gobelin and Agent for Whitman ' s Candies Russell JlcPliail ' s Candies. Delivery Service Your Trade Solicited Phone 11 Co Ionia! Resta ura nt THE LEADING EATING PLACE IN WILLIAMSBURG Opposite RKO Theatre The finest and best of foods, prepared luu x ' v sanitai ■y eoiiditioiis and ser I ' cd at reasonable rates. AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOOD Special Attention to Students Cooling System Williamsburg, Virginia Phone 794 Inno iu Steve Soealis IN successfully fulfilling the requirements of the modern College Annual Staff we have combined a comprehensive and systematic servicing program with that high standard of quality so essential in the production of fine yearbooks. Lynchburg engraved annuals are built by an organization specializing on school annuals exclusively, there- by assuring each staff of the personal and In- telligent assistance so necessary In the planning and designing of a truly satisfactory book. LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING •COMPANY- LYNCHBURG • VIRGINIA Cf rtdidiAA af (J ±t A- ci nnujah- A 4 UT0GRAPHS; %5:? ; (y Qy-i OlA Jui CdC ' Y i AUTOGRAPHS Just Before Closins To Lynchburg Engraving Co?npnny — Thanks f(ir sending Len Gli)Vi.-r whose fine co-operation made this book possible. To Brown-Morrison Compuny — We wish to express our gratitude for a job well done. To Cheyne ' s Studio — The student body, editor, and Business Man- ager enjoyed Happy Cheyne ' s personal interest in producing the best pictures we ' ve ever had. To Edwin Deady (Artist) — To him goes the credit for taking the ideas of the editor and e. pressing them on paper in an accurate and entirely pleasing manner. To the Editorial and Business Staffs — The Editor and Business Man- ager want to thank you for your sincere interest and fine team- work in getting out this book.