Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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Societyg Class Foot-ball Eleven, Senior yearg Speaker in the Sophomore-Freshman Exhibi- tion, Sophomore year. JAMES HENRY CURRY WINSTON, UPHOTOGRAPHIC PE'1'ER,ll Farmville, Va.g Philan- thropic Societyg Class Footfball, Senior year. THOMPSON BROWN SOUTHALL, ToMM1E Tm: flR,0WLER'l Charlottesville Va.: E. X. Y 7 1 Y T. K., Union Societyg Final Junior Orntor '92g President Y. M. C. A. for sessions 1892-'93, '93-'94g Delegate to World's Students' Conference, '92 and '93g Delegate to State Conventions, '92 and '93g C. Suicide C. 19 0.

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ber of Class Base-ball Team, Member Foot-ball Eleven, Junior year, on Editorial Staff of Hampden-Sidney lllczgazine, Junior and Senior years, Senior year Manager of Foot-ball Eleven , Secretary and Treasurer of Athletic Association, Member of Pan-Hellenic Council' Pro het of Class, Associate Editor ISALEIDOSCOPE. v P HILARY Groom: RICHARDSON, Towns OF BABEL,,, Farmville, Va., Philanthropic So- ciety, Speaker Final Class Celebration '94. JOHN RIDDLE ROSEBRO, Nuss, ALIAS BABY,u Petersburg, Va., B. 9. H., T. K., C. S. C., Philanthropic Society, Assistant Business Manager Hampden-Sidney lllagazine '92-'93, Busi- ness Manager of same, session '93-'94, Associate editor KALEIDUSCOPE, Vol. II, Librarian to Y. M. C. A. '92-'93-'94, Delegate to Moody's Summer School, Northlield, Mass., July 1-12, '93, Vice-President of Class '93-'94, Final President Philanthropic Celebration, June, '94. EDWIN WILCOX SIMPSON, tt IilCKER,H Christiansburg, Va., Philanthropic Society, Member Final Invitation Committee, Sophomore year, Sole member ofClass on Roll of Honor, Sophomore year, Member of Inter-Society Committee on Arrangements. Sophomore year, Secretary Home Mission Committee Y. M. C. A., Junior year, Member Devotional Committee Y. M. C. A., Junior year, Chairman Band Committee, Philanthropic Society, Junior year, Musical Director Intermediate Celebration, Junior year, Chairman Class Committee before Faculty, Junior year, Secretary and Treasurer Lab. Class '92-'93, Class Historian fresignedj Junior year, Mem- ber Foreign Missionary Committee Y. M. C. A., Senior year, Associate College Gymnasium Director, Senior year, Chairman Library Committee, Philanthropic Society, Senior year, Chairman of Soliciting Committee of Historical Science Class, Chairman Class Committee of Mementoes, Senior year, Assistant Treasurer of Class, Senior year, Inter-Society Oratorical Contest, Senior year, Final Senior Orator Philanthropic Society. HART MAXCY SMITH, QDISMAL, SWAMP,,' Clinton, S. C., eb. 9. if., Union Society, Sopho- more Representative at Freshman-Sophomore Declaiming Contest '92, Presented Union De- bater's Medal, Junior year, Corresponding Secretary Y. M. C. A., Junior year, Orator Inter- mediate Celebration, Senior year, Member of Pan-Hellenic Council, Senior year, Orator at Inter-Society Contest, Senior year. WILLIAM HARVEY SURBAUGH, uSWEEBALL5,', Alderson, West Va., Union Society, Class Foot-ball Eleven, Senior year. JAMES LACY SYDENSTRICKER, RABBITS,,, AcadeIny,West Va., Union Society, Secretary VVest Virginia Club, Junior year, President of West Virginia Club, Senior year. ACHILLES LYoNs TYNES, IiILLY,H Tazewell C. H., Va., Philanthropic Society, Chair- man Foreign Missionary Committee Y. M. C. A. , Class Foot-ball Eleven, Senior year. AsA DUPUY WATKINS, THE PERIPATETIC Pom, Meherrin, Va., II. K. A., F. K., C. S. C., Union Society , Associate Editor KALEIDOSCOPE, '93, Literary Editor Hampden-Sidney Magazine '94, Editor-in-Chief KALEIIJOSCOPE '94, Final President Union Society Celebration '94, Poet of his Class. JosEPH ALLEINE WAUCHoPE, ALLY, Hampden Sidney, Va., fb. 9. lf., Philanthropic 18

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