Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)
- Class of 1908
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He then returned to Johns llopkins, and was awarded the Ph. D. degree in J une, 18923. The subject of his dissertation was, f'The Struggle of Protestant llissenters for Religious Toleration in Virginia.', Doctor Mellwaine was ehcted Professor of English and of llistory of lfampden-Sidney in June, 1893. Ile held this chair until he was elected State Librarian of Virginia, July U, 1907. Thus he gave to the college fourteen years of arduous service as professor, and, in addition, was its librarian. It should be remembered that it was under his supe1'vision that the library was 1'e- catalogued and finally removed from its old quarters to the new building presented to the college Qafter the removal of the Seminaryj by Maj. R. M. Venable, of lialtimore. lit is worthy of special mention that an already over- worked professor was ready and willing to render the college such able and important service in this direction. The election of Doctor Mcllwaine as State Librarian was acclaimed throughout the Conunonwealth. No man in Virginia is so well qualified for this position. Many of the leading men in the State urged his appointment, and the Board 1'esponded with unanimity. He had studied library adminis- tration and methods in the flinoch Pratt Library, flialtimore, and at other places. He had been a successful librarian at Hampden-Sidney. He is a trained historian. Ile knows the history and traditions of Virginia. He is in sympathy with this history. llc is also an antiquarian, and will ably edit the vast store of invaluable MSS., relating to our State history, which awaits publication. His recent Report to the Library Board is an able, exhaustive, and illuminating document. He has the gift of authorship, and has contributed largely fespecially ill the line of book-reviexvsil to leading magazines, news- papers, and teelmical journals. He is now engaged in editing the J ou1'nals of the House of l3urgesses, and the preface to the volume Qnow in pressj is a work of considerable length, involving wide reading and large research. This sketch must not end without some specific statement concerning the loss suffered by the college in the removal of 'Doctor Mellwaine to Rich- mond. Therc is, with reference to most college professors, a difference of opinion concerning their gifts in the art of teaching. I do not undertake to question the fact that Doctor hlcllwaine has shared the fate of the great body of our profession in that particular. Few 111en ever become great drill-masters, and this is especially true of the most scholarly men of the profession. But T submit that the gift of powerful effectiveness in the class-room is not only a rare talent, but that it is also only one of the requisites of useful service on the part of a professor. It is quite as much a matter of importance that an instructor of young men shall be a man of sound learning and of simple diginity, of untiring industry and of faithful service, of settled sobriety and 10 1- 111 g1'11ci1111s c111111111e1, w11o C1111 101111 'yllllllg 111011 11111 only 1-11 1111: 11l'l'C of k11111v11111ge, 111115 111so to 11110 12100 of 1110. I s111,1111it 111111 1110 i111'111011ce of 21 11110, 1'l'll0-1l1'1l,1'11't1, 111y111-spi1i1011, s1:11111111'1'v g011t101111111, W1111 11111-s his 11111 111111y 1111y 115' 112lj', 11218 11s 011001 11111111 1:11110g0 1if0 211111 11111111 1111111-go 11iscip1i110g 1111111 it 111011105 t'1l1'11l1S121Slll fm' 1021.l'll1llQ 111111 11csi111 1111 s01vi1:0g 111111 11 gin-S 1011111 111111 111110 111 lfO111'gC'.SP11'117 111111 111 c1111cgg11 11t11111s- 11l1111'0g 111211 11. 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B., 11ampden-Sidney, 181143 Editor Bath Newsj, Warm Springs, Va.3 Business Manager Central 1'reshyterian,', Richmond, Va.. 1805-'08, 13. D., Union Theologieal Seminary, Riclunond, Va., 1!101g lloge Fellow there 1901-'02, and Assistant Professor of llehrew, 11102-'03, Pastor Farmville tVa.l l'reshyterian Chureh, 1003-'0-15 Adjunct Professor of 1le1n'exr,lUnion Theo- logical Seminary, 11104-,055 President of Hampden-Sidney College sim-e 1905. AVILLIAM ll.. Wultrino, Jn., A. M., W It Ll, lJI'0flfSSUI' of H10 Lfltlilll Llmgfuagc and llileral11I'e, rmci Inslruczlor 'in the German lkrmguctge. A. ll., 11ampden-Sidney, 18805 liradnale Student at l'niversity of Virginia, 18813 A. M., 1lampdeufHidney, 1882, Assistant at Prince Edward Academy, 1881-'Sth Assistant, University School. Nashville, 'l'enn.. 1880-,883 Principal Clay llill Academy, Millwood, Va., 1888-11102 and 15105-'06, .Professor of Latin, 11ampden-Sidney College, 11102.-'05, Professor of Latin, llainpden- Sidney College since 11100. llicnm' C. .lill04,1,K, ll. LIT., Professor of ffm 61115010 jitlfllfjllltfjll fmfl l1ilor11lu1'rf, and lnslruclor in Um lflrench Laingfzzage. Student at llielnnond College, 1850-'lilg at Randolph-Macon College. lSlil',62j wounded in battle, August, 180-lg tutor, 18157-'00, student at the lfniversity of Virginia, 1869-'72, being Assistant ,Instructor in Latin the second year, Associate '1'eaeher in Kenmore University lligh School. Virginia, 1872-'70, Associate 'l'eaeher in High School, Charlottesville, Va., 18751-'Sig Master of University School. tllmrlottesville. Va., 1881-'80, Professor of English and of History, 11ampden-Sidney. 18813-,803 Professor of Greek sinee 18811. J. ll. C. AVINSTON, A. B., ll. S., Pu. D., Professor of U7lf677'1,'liSt7'jj. A. B. and 13. S., 1lampden-Sidney, 18045 Graduate Student, University of Virginia, 18514-'95, taught in Tazewell College, 18515-'Wig Graduate Student, jlohns Hopkins University, 1806-'99, and Ph. D., 180!lg Professor of Chemistry at llampden-Sidney sim-e 18510. 13 .TAMES R. T1lonN'1'oN, A. NI., W fl' W, .Professor of lllrLll1,r:maZic.s, mul Instructor in Ellyilmwing. iinulllaltcrl with A. M. at ll:unprlen-Sirlney in 1871 3 tziwfllt. nt 1Iumpclen-Sidney. in .li1ll1.,ll110l'0 F' and in Ric-lnnond, 1871-'74, l,l'1IlK'lll2ll of Prince lihlwnrd Acaulenlv. Worslnun, Vu, 1873-'81, Professor of Latin. U0lltl'ill l'nivc-rsily of Kentlwky, 1881-'83, H' ' - matics at .H aunpden-Sidney. u Asll'1'oN 1V.xUon 11l'm:1Vlron'1'l':r. A. ll. M. A. il' D W If l' '7 a a H' '7 A? l'1'0fr'.9s0r of Englisllf mul H'i.wlo1'y. A. 13. Roanoke College, 1805 Qilreek Memlulistlg M. A., iihirl.. 1002, '1'n1or in tin-elf. Maid., 1- ,.. . . . . . 18.1.15 lll1ll'llN1l of lligh Sc-hools in Sonih Carolina. 1805-'08, Ilrnclnnte Student. Johns llop- kins University, 1808-'00, 'Professor of 1.ntin und Englisli, I'res1iy1e1'i:111 College of South Caro- lina, 1800-1003, Professor of Latin :incl Modern ,l.2111g1l21g0S. 'I'hornwe11 S011111lll1'j', Clinton. S. U.. 1800-1003, Student, Johns Hopkins 1'nivc-rsity. 1003-'05, Gnulllzxte Sc-holar, 1003-'04. Fm-llow in Greek, 1004-'05. and Ph. D., 1005, Assislunl, Profs-sfun' of Greek und llatin flocum lmwrlsj. 'l'l1e Cleorge Wnslliiigton University, 1005-'00, Mx-inlmer, Al'Cl11I10l0,LQ'll'2ll institute of America. 1005- '06, Classic-ul -Al.21St0l'. Sewanee Grzunnmr School 1'I'he University of the Sonihj. 10009075 Assistant, l.iln':lry of Congress, 1906 and 1007: Professor of English and History ui, llznnptlen- Sidney since 1007. . --..-.vw-.,w . . .U . ,.. . 1... 1 Ji. 11. C. BAGBY, N. A., M. E., Pu. 11.. J lf fi, l'rofre.w.w1' of l'7lysics rmlri .fl.wl1-mmmy. University of Virginia, 1885-'88, 111. A.. University of Virginia, 1888, iilllgfllt nt Nashville, I'enn., 1880-'00, University of VlI'f.fllllRl. 1800-'01, talking M. E. degree in 1801, Ph. D., 1805, Rielnnond, 1801-'02, since September, 1802, ut llnnipden-Sidney. r ST1s17n1'1NsoN SMITH, A. M., Pu. D., l,l'0ff'SSUI' of I37ltl08Ullfl'1j and Biology. A. 11., Pennsylvania Univergity. 1002, A, M.. 'Pennsylvania University. 10021, Stnrlent at Heidelberg. 1004, Fellow nt Clarke Univerrsity, 1005, Instructor in 1'svel1o1o,u'v. Oohnnhizl Uni- versity, 1000, Ph. 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'lfherc is not even the argument: of great liberality for his religious views involved in devotion to one church and establishing a school of another. The need for a good school in the neighbor- hood of his home was paramount to almost every other consideration, and about the sole light that his connection with its establishment throws on the personality of Mr. Johnston lies in the fact that he was surely no bigot in his 1'eligion, and that he could conveniently spare from his abundance a considerable parcel of excellent land. As to the status of M r. Johnston towards the struggle of the Colony, there is, so far as l am aware, nothing in evidence except his strong disinclination to have his son .l.'eter take a soldier's share in it, and the fact that this son was but thirteen years old, at the time of the ,l.Jeclaratio.n may well account for the feeling. .ln the circumstances, it is but fair to suppose that ,lfeter Johnston sympathizcd fully with the colonists in their desire for the improvement of tho colonial government, and, at last, for independence, and that he sustained, exactly the same relation to the movement as was sustained hy many other gentlemen, who, like him, were themselves too old for service and had sons too young. The records of his county show a considerable number of transactions in lands in which Mr. Johnston engaged. Of greatest interest is the transfer to trustees May .l5t.h, 1775, for the consideration of tive shillings, of a traeti of ninety-eight acres for the foundation of the school afterwards to become so widely and justly famous as llamimden-Sidney College. .Full of years and modest honors, and in that nnregretful peace which is the peculiar gift of the well-spent life, Peter Jolmston died llecemher tith, 1786. Qllis will recorded t.l1at same 'month provides for his wife, who survived to Qlnne QI2th, 1799, and divides a very considerable estate among his four sons, 'l'eter, Andrew, Charles and Edward. A large part of the estate, land, negroes and personal belongings, was to be held together during the lifetime of the widow, and so the will requests that no Hlistv be filed. 'l'his failure prevents exact knowledge of the items of the personality, but the will mentions quite a number of articles of silverware and a number of hooks, in which is the llnme's England given to him hiv his friend, lValter Scott, father of the g1'eat Sir lValt1er. Peter .lohnston the Second, eldest son of l'eter Johnston the Emigrant, was horn at Oshorne's illanding on the l,ower James in the Colony of Virginia, Qlanuariv tith, 1763. Ile was a hardy and adventurous hoy of uncommon physical and mental endowments, and passed the days of his early youth much in the manner of the average lad of his time and position. 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A Bundle of Letters lllfl eorresilondenee ol' a l'resident' of Hampden-Sidney Uollege in the olden time, when his animal trip to the General Assembly in ,Phila- delphia was made on horsehaek, and all eommunieation with ,Europe was hy sail ships, is not the most likely place to look for news of The great Napoleon, especially when ,Europe was ent oll' from America hy a lirilish lmloekadel Some extraets from the letters of ,lic-v. .lohn lilair .Hoge tio his 'l'at'her, liz-v. llr. Moses Hoge, then l'resi4lent' ol' llampden-Sidney, have there- l'ore more than a personal and passing interest. John lilaii' ,lloge was the mostz hrilliant' ol: Dr. .llogc-'s sons. When pastor ol' the fll1lll't'll on Shoekoe llillf' now the Grace Stireeti cllllll'Cll ol' lliehmond, his ministry was attended lrv the most' prominent' men of the day. lle was always ol' delieate health, and died at thirliv-six. lt was on. aeeonnt' ol his health that he made in his early manhood this remarkahle voyage. ll0llllICAlTX, Ileeemlier 5111, 1914. Ill-:an l'lA'l'lll'IRZ-hll'. Morton having undertaken to send my letters by the Iirst convey- anee. I avail myself with no little pleasure of the opportunity of informing you that after as eomfortahle a voyage as eould reasonahly have been expel-teal. I am now in lfranee .... We left New York on the 2.-lth ol' tletoher. in the afternoon, and were on that aeeonnt enahled to pass the hloekamling stpnulron unobserved, under m-over of the night .... Un the Sth day we fell in with the Ilritish seventy-four gun ship llellerophon, t'apt. llawker. We were, of course. hrought to and hoarded hy some of the otlieers. 'l'he Iirst question was: Have our people got possession of Long Island? They seemed literally liungry for news, having heen outa 1-ruising for some time without hearing anything. They examined our papers and endorsed them, we heing under Swedish eolors. 'I'he.v enquired if there were any Amerieans on hoard. llad they asked me I should not have hesitated to say, Yes.', but the Uaptain, of whom the enquiry was made. answered in the negative. We were therefore sutlcred to prom-eed. llad it been known that our whole establishment was an imposition. that the vessel was American, and had heen eaptnreal from the llritish. and that there were six .vlnn-rieans on board. perhaps we niight not have eseaped with so muvh facility. The deception was not then generally known to the passengers .... On the 28th day from New York. we heard the glad ery, l,and! landll' descending from the topmast. and soon we were ,gratitietl with the sight of 'l'e1'ra l+'irma from the deek. We were near the month ot' the tlaroime, hut the wind being' adverse, we were unable t.o enter. We were compelled t.o lie otl' and heat up some distant-e to the North, and on the tllst day. the wind heing still unfavorable to our course. we came to anehor opposite the Isle de Ile .... As to the politic-al state of the eountry, I know hut little. lt is, perhaps, as well estahlisln-d as it eould he after so sudden and important a revolution. A numher of persons are dissatistied. it is true. hut il' my information is 1-orreet. that dissatis- faetion does not prevail sutlieientl-v to produee any vivil vonunotion. I dist-over a very general hatred of the Idnglisli here. and a jealousy lest the measures of the new government should harmonize too mueh with Ilritish policy. 23 3ION'I'l'ICLIICIt, Jamiary 221141. 1815. . ..... . I have found the French pronunciation far more ditlieult than I expected. While l eould read well enough when I landed, I could seareely lnulerstand anything that I heard or make myself understood. I have gradually eseaped from that ditlieulty, and new can understand a sermon or conversation pretty well, and express anything that I wish, though I suppose not without making blunders. 'l'hc French, however, instead of laughing at the blunders of ai foreigner. will generally try to help him out. 'I hope to be able to make some proficiency in the Italian language also. which I have just conuneneed. In a few days I. propose to leave this place for Marseilles. and to go to Toulon, Nice, Genoa, Leghorn, Florence, and, if the circumstances be favorable. perhaps to Home .... 'l'he news of the peace with I'l11,Ll'I11I1tI, which you have no doubt heard. I hope will facilitate eonnnunieations from our count rv ....... ' 'I'he writer onee saw a newspaper ot the same date as this letter, published in XYI11C'llt1SI't'1', Virginia, that spoke ot General .Iacl:son's plans for meeting the I3ritish at New Orleans, when the battle had actually been fought on the Sth ot the same month, and that battle was tougghti in ignorance that the articles ot peaee had been already sig.rned. I t is hardly likely, therefore, that lloetor Iloge had heard ot' the peace at this date, though he probably had, when the letter was received. lint it is altogether likely that his tirst informattion ol' the stirring events that follow was received in this letter. Think of hearing news of Napoleon by private lcfter! 'llhe reference to the Iiellerophon, in which Napoleon was afterwards carried to St. llelena, prepares ns to think ot' Napoleong new he 'flashes like a meteor upon our vision. hIAKSI'III.T.I'IS, March 4th, 1815. . . . . . . . I believe I have felt: more of what usually goes under the name of patriot- ism, and what. would not perhaps be misnamed if called pride of country, sinee I have been in Europe, than I ever did before. I have fretpiently found that my estimated importance has risen several degrees upon the discovery of my Amerieanship. The fact. is glaring that Iinglislunen sometimes 4-ondeseend to pass for Americans .... In this place I have met a few Americans who have displayed toward me all the eordiality of countrymen. The description ot' Marseilles is short. It is the finest and the most abandoned city I have seen in Europe. In this latter respect. even Paris does not probably surpass it. . . I have resolved to make a hasty tour through Italy. 'I'o facilitate my progress, I go directly from this place by water to Naples .... News! !! I have just heard. and there is no doubt, I believe, of the faet. that Bonaparte has landed in France with a small army. 'I'he general opinion is that he has made some arrangement in his retirement, for rm-conquering the Empire. and that he has now 001110 to attempt to earry it out. lie the issue what it may. it is altogether improbable that I. if I am prudent. eau have any ground of apprehension. lt. may, however, induce some variation in my arrangements. At this moment I am uncertain whether I go to Italy or not .... . . ' ll'IA1!SICIT.LIf1H, April 18th, 1815. 111-:AR I'lA'l'1II'IIt:-Il is now a month since I have written last. the state of affairs being so unsettled that the eommunieation between many plaees in this,e0u11t1'y has been entirely stopped, and no opportunity has presented of sending' anything by way of the Mediterranean. 24 I have witnessed, in part. at least, one of t.he most astonishing revolutions that has ever been recorded. Who ever heard before the present time that an army of titltl men, led by al. chief who appeared to use no precaution against danger. landed in a eountry sueh as France. and marehed without, opposition through a population of 2T.tltltl.tl00, the distanee of 600 01' T00 miles to the Capital, caused the King and Royal family to exile themselves from their country, had his st.andard planted on t.he walls of every town aml village, and all this com- paratively without bloodshed!!! And yet this is true, and Napoleon is now lfhnperor of France, and every part of it acknowledges his ltlmperorship. An attempt' was made to organize a system of opposit.ion against him. principally in the west, and south. A few skirmishes in the south took plaee, and a few lives were lostg butywith the exception of a single regiment, all the regular soldiers forsook the royal eause, ,Even some of the National Guards followed their example, and those who would have fought to the last drop of their blood, were betrayed by their leaders. ll'erhaps it would not be hazardous to say that there never was a cause, which in the eyes of the world was eomieeted with a similar probability of sueeess, more miserably managed. The military men, high in rank and otllee. were generally in the seeret and in favor of the Ifhnperor. and those to whom the management of the eause was intrusted wanted either experience or support. Marseilles was the last place to raise the tri-eolored flag, and it was done with the greatest reluetanee. 'I'he terrible storm of eivil war which it was believed a month ago would desolate lfranee, has blown over. 'I'he Ilourbons have all escaped, with the exception of the Due d'Angouleme, who was made a prisoner. lt is said, he will be permitted to embark to some foreign eountry. The causes that led to the fall of the llourbon dynasty are perhaps numerous. at least many have been assigned. 'I'he return of the ancient nobility and their subsequent conduct, and that of the exiled priest, the eonscription. and certain parts of the revenue system ealled los droits l'f?'lllll!'S,' the volatility ol' the nation, and most of all the want of energy in the govermnent, were not without etI'eet'. Louis X.V,l.ll was a good sort of mang I am not lit. to be a King, nor in my humble opinion was Louis XVIII. .I have just heard some events which make an admirable plot for a romance, related in eonneetion with the revolution. If they are true, t.he world will ultimately know them. At present, they are too problematic-al, and something else too, for me to write in lfranee. Various opinions are entertained respet-ting a continental war. lt is thought that it cannot be carried on without the principal part of the expense being furnished by lCng'land, and that ldngland will not agree to that. On the other hand. after the declaration of the Congress of Vienna, it is said. war is inevitable. Napoleon has abolished the eonseription, but he nevertheless ealls out 2.200,0tltl men to defend Ifranee against the allies. Ile proposes to give France a :free constitution, liberty of the press, ete ...... ,l.0NnoN, July 25th, 1815.- . . . . . . ln returning into l ranee Ifrom Switzerlandj I niet with some dillieulties. 'I'he eause of them is yet a mystery to me. I suppose, however, as .l came from the south of France which was hostile to the hhnperor, and went. into Switzerland which was meditating' hostility, and ent.ered the north of l ranee, I was suspeeted of being an English spy. One of the agents of the police led me to infer the fact from a remark that they could not distinguish between the English and Americans, and the former might have passports in the name of the latter. Unaeeountable as was the eause, the etI'eet was intelligible enough. At. .lioraneon my passport was taken away and sent to Paris. Permission was given me to proceed to Auxere, about half way thither, and the1'e wait for further orders. At that plaee I 'found that the authorities had instructions to keep me en. .vmweilltmec until the orders of the minister of police could be received. I, of eourse. furnished some employment for the spying depart- ment of the Empire, how much l know not. I was a prisoner, in fact, though entirely at 25 ' S liherty and unniolested. for I might with as nun-h sneeess have attempted to go to the moon, as to leave Auxere without. a passport. I waited some time, and tinding I was likely to wait. longer, I ohtained niy emancipation the hest way I eould. On application to Mr. Jackson. the American charge zL'ajl'uires, a new passport. was sent nie, and. leaving the authorities to settle the business in t.he hest, way they eould, I eunle to Paris. I. was just prepared to eolne to England, when Napoleon went to the army. and a proelaination eanle onli. enihargoing all il l'0IlUll ports and interdir-ting' all inlereonrse with llngland. ll was tllerefore foreed to remain. I was in Paris when Napoleon returned, after losing the hattle of Waterloo, when he ahdieated, and during the shullles of the provisional government. I was present when Louis XVIII inade his trinlnphal entrance into his eapital. Notwithstanding the t5llllll01'S of the nulltitude it was a poor triumph when the way to the hearts of his suhjeets. over which a nionareh ought to rule. was cleared hy more than 200.000 foreign hayonets. ,Poor Louis. however. is little more than an instrument, wielded hy the luaehinery ealled the Congress of Vienna, the springs of which are touehed ehietly, if not wholly, hy the lingers of Russia and l'lngland. I was present at the entrance of the allimd sovc-reigns with their armies, and .I have eolne away from the whole spectacle with a inueh worse opinion of kings and elnporers than l earried t0 it .... They have disgraced themselves hy' the violation of the nlost solemn engagements. They made war on Napoleon heeause, notwithstanding his engagements, there eonld he no peaee for Europe while he was at the head of the ,French Empire. 'l'hey deelared in their artir-les of coalition that they would leave the lfreneh people free to ehoose their own forum of govern- inent, yet on every height they gained they planted the standard of the llourhons .... I-t. is a fact that our country has the reputation of sowing all IIIC-1llllll't'llll'2ll and revolutionary princi- ples that have been at work in lC'urope, and its sovereigns, knowing' that their people In-gin to suspect the doctrine of t.he lCg'llQllllllC.Y of kings, or the right. of one man to rule over an unwilling people. heeause his father had done so. laid their heads together to prove this doetrine hy the argninent of foree. The unrighteeus eareer'of Ilonaparte is pretty well over. as he is a prisoner in the hands of the linglish. lint all is not yet quiet in France, and unless the allies keep an overwhelming foree, the llourhons will not reign long. Prophetic Words! l,ouis was sueeecded hy Charles X in' 182-I, the year that John lllair Iloge died. ln' six years he was eompelled lo ahdieate. 'lflun eigliteen years of l,ouis Pliillipe, the Ht'itizen Kingfl illllllll the Second ltepuhlie, and then Napoleon Ill, and now the 'I'l1ird illclpuhlie. A lit tlleine surely tor the lqAI,I+1lIlOSt'tlI'I'I. Pl-:v'roN IIAICILISON Ilool-1. 26 Hon. Andrew Hunter JS Jtl1't'1l1S wt-rv llnvitl mul Nts. Elixzllmvtll Vl,1'llfllt'1'01l .lllIll1l'l'. ,IIC .s min 1 ,.,llllf, 1 .2 was 53.1- l ww: l ' in lic-t'lu-lcgx' C' tl11ll V, Virgv' '-I Mau'-ll 22, 1811-1, xml W, . . , . . lmtvd at llill!llNll'1l'Sltl1l0'N' Full:-gv in 1822, 1ll1'l'1'XV1ll'Ll8 stlullc-tl law, kllltl lwgtlll its pralutiicv at ,ll1l1'1N'l',8 l1lt'1'l'.y, l'llt'l'1' l1l1ll'l'lt'tl Miss 'ltllizzllmotll Ellon Stulililolit-lcl in 18253 lllC'1l 1't'lll0Vl'Cl to flll2ll'l0S lllOW1l, XVl101'0 hc' livocl till his clvatll, NOVi'llllN'l' 22, 1888. llc' was 21 lallmurimis XVUl'lit'1' :tml at cliligl-1111 Sll1tll'llt of law, who lmrnt tho lllltllllpflll' milf, For lllkllly yt-airs ho was c-mllisvl for tho liillllllltwt' :mtl Ohio Ii:l,ili'm1tl. llc s01'vt-tl in the lc-gislzltltrv of Virginia: lmth ln-t'm'v :mtl :luring the 'Wm' of 1861-5. llv also 1't'ID1'0Sl'lll1'tl thx- uom1t1ivs uf Ho1'lwluy, Jotlc-rsmi :mtl Ulmlw with signal zllmility in thu Ummst'it'ut'imml Um1v0ut'itm of 18511. ln politics hm- was originally :1 Whig, :mtl was upon the 'l,i'4-simlm-11t.ial t'lt'Cl'Ul'2ll tic'lwt's mu '18-1--1 :intl 18481 but in 18450 110 n.dvoc:1t'c-cl the l'il't'Clil1l' riclggm-, or Stat:-s Rights, tiulwt. Tall, orvct, with cmnnlanrling porstm and 1'l0t11Il'1l17 lA0llQ11t', he was ai vmjv sti-img pulitiiczll spoziluw. llis limnc- was at l'lllt' hrick lltl1180, lmilt to his own taste- :mtl sz1t'ist'ncet'io11, sit'11z1ttc-tl mi an lwuutiful 1'1lllll011f't lllS1' 1-:lst of thci town, upon tht- liighwziy lc-ailing to 1'l1l1'l101',S li'v1'i',v. ln A186-1 his 1-nusin, Grin. Uzivitl llVl1lll'01', of tho llliitml S1'tl1'1'8 Army, 0l'tlt'1'Oll this hmisr- tu ln- lmm'nt. 'llhc house with all its Ctllll7011l'S, 1-xox-pt' at tvw pm't'1'ait's which wc-rv 1'OSl'l1Otl hy 21 frivml, was ceonsmm-tl. Sn Into ns 15105 tho 'tgpc-oiztl lnspm-ctm' cit'1l1'1'ill,i ut' 4 l'ho Nitlclle fMilit:11 v Dis- t'x'ic't,H who XVll'1l0S81'tl tho lmrning, NVl'H1'O Mr. vlll11lf01',S tl2l11Qll11'l' that thc- lllll'lI' ing of hm' f:l,tl101 s l101lS0 was Elll slut of Hpurv VUl'1tl1lllS1ll,H :mtl tlmt thv llllittm-fl Stntm-s gm'01'11ti1v11t ought to pay fm' it. lVll0ll Nr. 11111111-1' rc-lmilt l1is litmsv hc- lvft at nic-hw in mitsiclo of thc- t'rtmt wzlll into which, he tolcl tht- writvr, ho 11lliC1ltl!'tl putting tl nmrlmlm- slulm us ai l1lt'1l1Ul'l1ll,, to his l'11l'l1l1'SS amusing lmti ho flivfl withmltz u:11'l vi1ig out this purposo. Nr. ll1l1ll't'1',S wiflr-st funn' was won lay his prosou11t'imi of Julm 'lirmvu :mtl his ilSSUt'ltl1'1'S in 1859. At' tlmt' timv 2l1l0l'll1'l' Q01l1'lt'1ll2l11 was the prnsv- outing ut't'm'11r-y fm' tht- t'011111 VQ lllll Nr. llll11l'l'1' was unlployvtl, on lwllnlf of thu Stzltx-, hiv Gm'm'11m' Wisc- to assist in thx' pwmsc-cl1t'im1. 011 him 'fvll tho l?t'1lVlO81' i't-sptwiisilmilitlv :mtl work ut thnsv t'X'0lll'l:lll trizlls which mulvtl in thc- f-x4'c:1lt'im1 of sc-vc-11 nwn. llis vimliv:1t'im1 of tht- nmjvsty of lalw mul his p1'osr'011t'io1m of tho 1f1'l1lll1l11l!-I we-rv most vigorous. Yet: so Qft'1l1'1'H1lS was tht- siiriti of thc- H'tlHt'Clll'l01l that .luhn l'i1'mV11 lC'2ll'llt'tl to 1ltll1lll't' Mr. ll11lllAl'l' 7 anllml him into t'1'm-qllc-lit' 4-milf:-l't-iivvs, :mtl timilly, on the 1lltbl'1llllQ ot' his OXOCN' tion, stint for Nr. Qlllllitx-1' to writo his will. 27 lYhen voune' Cook one of lirown's men was In he tried, his hrother-in I D 7 9 law, Governor lVilIard, of Indiana, employed and sent' the llon. Ilaniel NV. thus Voorhees to Uharles Town to defend him. The eloquence, power, and pa' . of that' disting,5uished lawyer's defence is l'Olllt'lIlll0l't'tl to-day hy those who had the good fortune to hear it. lietween him and Mr. llnnter there was a hattle of giants. The readers of this artic-Ie will now he pleased to have me retire and give mlace to the testimony of Mr. Yoorln-es eoneerning Mr. liuntei . I . and the eourt which tried Iirown. 'l'he remainder of this article shall 1-onsist of fluotations froin a letter which Mr. Voorhees wrote to Mr. llnntc-r's daughter when he heard of the death of her fatlier. This letter is dated l'nited States Senate, January T, lSS!l : . . . . It is now thirty years since I tirst met your father in the prime of his manlm 1 and the glory of his strength. Ile appeared for the State of Virginia. iu Norm-inher. ISSI, against, invaders of her soil and institutions nmler .lolm lirown. I was ealled to the defmn-e t 11 of one of the misguided visionary. Init generous. hrare and warm-hearted followers of that fa i expedition hy the ties of friendship whieh houml me to his ulosest, kindred. 'l'lu-re for the first time I met your father in Jmlge l'arker's eonrt .... This eourt itself was a model of judicial devorum, dignity and fairness. If justly represented hy the pen of the historian. it -' 5 o'-rv eon- will pass into history as the most temperate and eonservative jndieial tlihuuil yi reueal when all the surrounding eireumstzznees are eonsidered. With perfeet ealmuess. for-hear ing patient-e, and undisturbed adherence to the law. as known aml deeided throug,ghout genera tions. that eourt arises upon my memory with lIlt'l'l'Zlhl'Il and increasing vlaim to the respeet and veneration of the .'xlll0l'lL'2Ill people und of the world. Nothing' was yielded to outside excitement, or popular frenzy. When .lohn llrown asked for the delay of days in whivh to seeure eonnsel more in sympathy with him than those who had heen assigned to his defemw hy the eourt. his request was granted with quiet. judicial dignity. 'I'liroug.5liout all this great historic- st-one your father was a grand. consulting, conenrring: anal, to a great extent, a guiding spirit ..,. Ile did it in the spirit of a Uhristian g10lltll'lllil7l witliout a single tone of malerolenve or ot' exasperated resentment. I ret-all him as he appeared to me at that time. as,one of the lmest. types of ahlc. humane. eloquent, generous pnhlie men I haveerer known .... With all my knowledge of Virginia and her distinguished eitizeus, I would say, in all good eonseienee. that your father impressed me as one of the foremost l have known in point of intelleetual ahilitv hoth native and aequireml, and eertainlr sec-ond to no one in nge Virginia or any other State in the l'nion, in his high and maggnanimons hearing in the dist-ha' of duty. . . . l saw him a few times after the war. ami he was always the same-a gentleman ot eommanding intellect. hroad and generous sympathy. lofty. I-hivalrons instincts. lil'IV. .XIINICII Ulufmi' Iloi'KlNS. D. D. Uharles 'l'own. W. Va., l eln'uary IZ, 1908. 28 od 1 Dr. QYUIIN .ll,'l1'0 l'LEA.S'.-INYXS' .fl7'lx'lN.S'0N. Pwsliifflll QI' lhunpdcu--S'1ll'mr1' Collu,yu: 1857-1863, ami Captain 141' 7Wv llfzllrpilull-Sllilnqi' lfn,v.v.' From a 1I'u,u1n:rruuAvpn, .wmfu.mI' to lmru lwuu lllkifll Ill 1801. Hampclen-Sidney Boys in the Civil uWar Nl zu u ith nnneled Tuhnes of sadnc ss and iov, and often of llll1't11. The .L-pq.: Hmlipcleii-S1dney Boys, excluding our honored and revered Captain, Dr. J. M. P. Atkinson, who was the president of the college and also a dis- tinguished minister, was literally composed of boys. There was great grief on our arrival in Rielnnond ali ll report that the Governor of Virginia would not allow thc eoni mn if l o i i ' , li 'm me mustered in because the boys were too young. lVe sent El eoinnuitlee to the Governor 1'o plead our ouuse, and great were the Cll'lll0llSl'.l'2lll0llS of joy when the Governor consented to pass us into the ranks of C'onfedernle soldiers. lCX0ll'l'llll'lll was intense. These were our days of lmoyant youth and inurtial spirit. We knew nofliinfv' F' of The serious side of war. XVll2llUVl'l' others might Think, we feared onlv that Y the conflict might end before n e could gel' to the front. NVo were iinpslliienf 29 HAM.IJIJEN-SIDNEY boy ulxvuys recalls his experience of our Civil . ' D ' D' ' . f Qfaw n' K4 ' aa fx at the weeks of delay in ordering us to Rielnnoud, and at the delay after reaching fliielnnond in being sent to the field. lit is pathetic now to colnparc our hopefulnrss and eagerness, and the final result--the liost Cause, our great expectations as a company, the clipping of our wings before we could soar to fame, and our inglorious surrender so soon after entering the field-inglorious only in the sense of engaging in no important battle-shattcred our hope of fame. lVhen a few companies had in front and rear an army of Federals, we made in vain a desperate effort to escape. lVhen there was nothing else left to do, our gallant commander, Clolonel l'egram, surrendered his command, and wi-'were marclu'd into prison. The unliindest cut of all was given hy an old l'nion farmer, who, standing hy the road, waved his hat as he saw us, and exclaimed: mllrue policy, gentlemen, true policy! Go home, and do not fight against the llnion any more. Could any pill he made more bitter for us in our youthful aspirations to swallow? Our feelings may be imagined, but no words can describe them. We had no opportunity to rival the glorious record of another company of Virginia hoys, the Virginia Military Tnstitute cadets. But it was not to hc. ive were the same material, Virginia College boys, and we have no reason to think that our conduct would have been less brilliant when tested hy battle. There was not a more gifted and brave officer defending the South than Colonel ljegram of Richmond. After defending Rich Mountain with a hand- ful of soldiers, against an army hcfore and behind, he tried to escape, carried on a litter, and in this condition surrendered. llc was idolized by his little command, and the company of Hanlpden-Sidney Boys was his pct. He lost no opportunity on the march and in the camp to compliment us. Tt was a great surprise and gratification to him to see hoys just from their hooks, after a few Weclcs of drilling, conduct themselves as veterans. After giving our captain some orders on the march, he said, Ry the way, Captain, T want to say that T never saw a regiment more steadily led than your company led it to-day.', Later on, when our career was nearly over, he told us that he had often to place us in responsible positions, and had never found us wanting. lVe valued rvcrv such commendation as priceless, and his influence over us is an instance of the magnetic power of a chivalrous eonnnander over his men. Our captain was equally beloved. He had much reputation as a theolo- gian, an aelinowledged leader in clmrch courts, an efficient professor of lan- guages and philosophy. Put one subject was too much for his metaphysical mind-military tactics. Report credits him with drilling grains of corn all night in order to master the situation in his new position as a military com- mander. but his lcnowlcdgc, if he acquired it, was never ready and availahlc for drilling hoys. Tfe would sometimes, after a vain effort to remember a military command, finally say 'Ttome this wayf' or Go that way, or, if near enough, in avoiding an ohstruetion, give a push or a pull to the man in front. In this Way our theologian drilled us: his life had been devoted to higher 30 things. Still our proachor-captain was ovory inch a solclior, loaving out tho tactics. llc was as bravc as Julius Va-sa r. llis natural intropitlity roinforcocl by his Prosbytorian faith would havo oausotl him to sacritioo ovory boy hc hail it occasion roquircd. Such worc his courago and his storn sonso of duty, that hc could have lookcrl into tho vory jaws of mloath without a trcmor. His care of us was, howcvcr, fathorly and fonrlor, ancl wo groatly lovod aml honourccl him. Whilc in prison, a Focloral otiiccr camo into our quartors, and asliofl with an oath, Xl'hcro is that old prcaclu-r?', proclaiming, ul will hang tho olcl traitor boforo thc sun sotsin two clicl not foar his throats, but to protiocf our captain from fho luuniliation ol' mooting suoh a ruflian, wo sont thc follow tho wrong way fo fintl tho ohl Doctor. Anothor inoiclont of our prison oxporionoo is much to tho oroflit of al. Fcrloral otlif-or. Ilo roflo up rapiflly to our quartors, salutofl us, anfl aslu-tl whcro was tho IIZUIll5fil'll-Sitllltf' Company. NVo ropliocl, UA part of it is boforo you. Ho sairl ho hasl hoarrl muoh about us antl fool: groat iutorost in us, aclfling that it was a. pity for us fo loavo coll:-go. llc ploasantly aslcocl why wc gavo up our stnclios and booamo solrliors. TVo ropliorl: To tight. For what othor roason shoulrl wo bo solfliors, do you supposo W llo soomofl amuscfl, and saicl: iVoll, boys, T will soncl you homo to your mothors in a fcw rlaysf, IIC was in ovcry way consixlorato anfl courtoous rluring fho intorvicw. Soon aftor, much to our mnazomont, wo lcaruocl that this otlicor was Gcn. Goorgc ll. McClollan. Tn a short whilo wo clirl soo our mofhcrs. V70 wore parolocl anrl sont to our linos. Othor prisonors woro oxchangofl, but wc woro not, for a yoar or more. Xvo spont a vacation at homo anfl a sossion at collogo. XVC havo a suspicion that this prolougocl parolo was arraugocl by Gouoral Mcfllcllan, and wc fm-lt that our last sossion at collogc was rluo to him. Such is tho briof history of our military caroor of a fow months as a company. 'Fixolurling arcluous marches, some sharp skirmishos, a numbor of cascs of illnoss, a littlo starving, anrl an imprisonmont ot' short cluration, wo saw only tho sunny siclcof war. Many of us aftorwarcls found out wc clicl not know what roal war Was. At railway stations from Riolnnonrl to Staunton, anfl on tho long march to the fiolrl, wo woro grootocl by rho bright oyos of boautiful girls boa ring rofrosh- monts. Many askocl ospocially for tho NTIS!!l1Dfl!'ll-Sifllltw Roysf' Thoso flays wc can novor forget, and flo not wish to forgot. ln somo instancos at boautiful and patriotic girl woulrl claim rolafiouship fiUV011i'!'fl so far as tho boy lmowl and tho parting woulrl bo with tho cousinly privilogo. Wo ask thc stuclonts of tho prosont rlay, if, barring ovon thc privilogo of flying for ono's country, tho Tlainpclou-Sifluoy Boysi' woro not amply ro- wardofl for thoir littlo ossay at solflioring? Vlar is slanclcrofl : thcro is a sunny side. In tho irllo minds of thc soldiors, young or olrl, it is astonishing how much mcrriment anything, tho most trivial, can arouso. Evory passcr-by on thc 31 i march is bantered, jokes are passed along the line. A poor fellow ,limps painfully from tortured feet. llc is made a subject of jest, not from want of sympathy for him, but that we may forget our own pains, Hllfl he is often made to forget his by our absurd remarks about him. 'llo see the ludicrous, banishes homesickness, and enables us to bear hardship and pain. Even under fire we have a keen sense of the ridiculous. ln a skirmish a boy hid behind a large tree: his hand extended too far, and a bullet split the end of his little finger. Ile looked down seriously at the dripping blood, and then 1'2l1'l for shelter behind a little sapling which would not protect half his body edgewise, nor could he be induced to get behind fillfl large tree again. All who saw the incident forgot their own peril from the flying bullets. lVhile in Richmond, the la-xington cadets drilled our company. If a boy was slow to learn to drill, a cadet would take him out by himself and drill him. A certain Hampden-Sidney boy was thus taken out: the first command was, 'Tention, Squad ! l7uring the drill it was repeated several times. The Hampden-Sidney boy stood it as long as he conldg he finally said: If you call me that again, you will have to fight! The cadet threatened to put him into the guard-house if he spoke again, but tl1at cadet never saw fit to repeat that particular command. This incident banished homesickness from the entire company. lVe feel ever grateful to this boy, still prudence prevents our mentioning his name even now. The power of seeing the funny side took us through many tribulations. The shadow of the picture T have withheld: if there was mueh shadow I have forgotten. Q The career of the Ullampden-Sidney Boys is a part of the history of the college which should not be forgotten. 'l'hey had a noble eouunander in the president of the college, and they themselves were brave and true, never. in peace or in war, staining the fair name of our dear old college. Their ex- perience as a military company has given them a deeper and a broader culture than other students within her walls have received. ' YVe trust, however, that the students of the present day may derive their knowledge of life from other vocations than that of the soldier. The Christian world has advanced since our day. Peace conferences never existed even in our dreams. YVe know now that all the manly virtues displayed in war eau be better exercised as followers of the Prince of Peace. Let our prayerful efforts hasten the glorious day when there shall be no more war upon the earth. So will 'I'hy people with thankful devotion Praise Him who saves them from peril and sword. Shouting in chorus from oeean to ocean. Peace to the nation and :raise to the Lord. l HENTQY C. Rios, A Nflamfpflcn-Sidney Boy. 32 Rogter of HH.-S. Boys, 1861- I CAr'r-AIN ............ .... 1 HCV. .1. Nl. 1'. ATKINSON. lnacslunnr or 11. 8. U. I ucs'r I,Il':u'1'l-:NixN'l' .... .........,.....,..... . IUIIN WILLIAM JACKSON. Slf:eoNn l411'Il l'l'INAN'l'. .. ........ 110I11fZ11'l' t3l1,I.lAAI 'l'ICB11'1,1'Z. 'Vuum I,mI r1-:NAN'r .... .... ' l'AZ1CW1CI.'1, 'M011.'l'0N 1Nf1CCOR1il.lC. Sl'11tGlCAN'l' ........... ..... 1 1'Il.1.IAM Wll,1,lAAISON PAGIC. f'01l1'01IAL ....................,...................... SA1N1U1C1, JAY PR 1 CE. Organizeml May 28, 18615 mustered into service in the Confederate Army in June. 1861, as t'oinpan'v t', 'I'n'entiet.h Regiment, Virginia Infantry. Uol. John Pegrain. l'01l1l1111l1Klillj1'Q eaptured at Ilieh Mountain. Virginia tnoxv West Virginial, .luly 11, 18ti1g paroled at Beverly, Va., disluancled and diseharged in Rim-lunond. Va., Sepleniher 10. 181313 ext-hanged in 1862, when niost, of the l110111lJCl'8 joined other eonunands. UllAI1l.lCS .IAMIGS ARM ISTJCAD. A. 15. ........................... lfumlmrlrrml fwllllilfllf, Va. Saw serviee in other eonnuands laterg now 'I'reas1u'er West State House. Staunton, Va. ISAAC l'. AR.MS'I'RONG .................. .............. I Iflmpsllire Uouuly, ll'. V0-. Saw service in other eonunands: killed in the hattle of Gaines' Mill, Va.. June 27. 1862. ROl1l'1R.'l' l't11NDICX'l'l'1l1. ANDERSON. A. B. ................... I'ri1mc lfflururrl County, Va. Saw serviee in other eonunandsg now nu-rehantg living in Riehlnond, Va. 11'l1,l.lAM DILLON ARMSTRONCI, Bl. D. ...................... Ilunlpshire ff'01Il1I:lj, 1l'. Va. Later lieutenant. U. S. A.g ex-Mayor of Saleln. Va.: non' living in Staunton. Va. JOHN WILLIAM 11'AI,I,AC1C AYIJCR.. A. li., A. M.. M. D. .............. lf'1wle:'inl.'sbary, l'rl-. Later surgeon U. S. A.g now il praetieing physician, Newport News, Va. 1YI1,I.lAM LICWIS ISAIIJICY ........................................ Nelson Ifounly, 1fn. Presbyterian ininisterg died in Waynesboro, Va., May 5,' 11107. JOHN 11. BALDWIN ............................................ .... 1 Viimhcslcr, Va. Saw service in other connnands. ICDWARD 1lA1XINE'l l' BARN1C'I l'. A. J1., A. N.. D. D. .................. Ultristiuu-slmrg, Va. Later captain U. S. A.g Presbyterian niinisterg trustee ll. S. C.g died in Atlanta, Ga., September 20, 1808. WIl,1,lA'M D. HOOKER, M. D. ............................... I'rinco EIIIHI-1'li f'o1m,ty, Va.. Saw service in other 001l11112l11tlSg now professor in the inedieal departlnent of the Johns 'llopkins l'niversity, Baltimore, Md. JOHN RICHARD BOOKICR ................................... I'rim'c lfdlwlftl Counly, l'u. Later a nieniher of liielunond llowitzersg f211'111l11'g died in the Soldiers' lloine, Rieh- inond. Va., July 9, 151112. 'I'll011N'1'ON R. CARU'1'l1lCliS ....................... ..... 1 ficloria, Texas. Saw serviee in other eonunandsg died in service. EDWARD Llt-l11'I'1f00'1' CA11R1NG'I'ON. M.. D. ................. .... I 'lulirlollc lfouuly, Va. Saw service in other eonnnandsg died in Kentueky. 1882. EDGAR WIRT CAl1RlNtl'I'ON ..................................... Clmrlollo County, Va. Joined as student at U. 'l'. S.g saw other serviee later, as a volunteer eaptaing killed at the head of his company in the hattle of Seven Pines, Va., May 31, 1862. ' 33. JAMES CAMPBELL CARSON ............................................ Abingdon, Saw service in other eonnnnnclsg teacherg then Presbyterian lllllllf-li.01'j living in ton, Mo. HOWARD CARY ............................................ l'l i'llf7l7 ldflrrawl Counly, Saw service in other connnaunlsg now engaged in stock raising in the West. DAVID COlNll OR'l', JR. ........................................... Clmrlollc f'O1IHltll, Va Eul- V11-. Tn.. Later chaplain C. S. A., minister and teacherg died in Boston, Cn.. January 22. 1873. XVILLIAM HENRY ll. EWING ............................... I'v'i11cv HrIu'111'fl Coilnfy, Vu Saw Service in other eoininands' late treae-nu'er of the countv. l arinville. Va. ! I PARKE POINDEXTER FLOURNOY, A. B., A. M., D. D. ........... Chcslerheld County, Va Saw service in other C'0llllllillldS5 Presbyterian ininistcrg authorg now living in ,lietllesda Md. NATHANIEL EDMUNDS FLOURNOY ............................. Clzarloffc Counly, Va. Saw service in other eoinmands- now farnier- livinff at Amelia C. ll.. Va. I 5 P1 RICHARD NV. ELOURNOY, A. B., A. M. ......................... Chf'sl0rfi1'Irl Cozlnly, Vu. Saw service in other eoinniandsg teaeherg now principal of public school, Richmond, Va. BOAZ FORD .................................................. Czmibcrlazul Coimfy, Va. Saw service in other connnnndsg treaSuu'er of county, living in Cartersville, Va. ROBERT L. GAINES ............................................ Charlotte County, Va. Saw service in other COIlllllillldSg farnierg living at Aspenwall. Va. J. WALKER GILMER .....,...... ....,........................ . fllbcniarlc Counfy, Va. Not st student of the college. W. A. GRANT, Not it student of the college. JOHN KIRK HANNAH ................ ' ........................ Ammmfattom County, Va. Su-w service in other eonnnandsg farinerg superintendent puhlic sehoolsg now living near Evergreen, Va. SAMUEL BALDYVIN HANNAH .................................... UlltI'I'l0H1f Counly, VHA. Saw service in other commands, furnierg living at Arhovale, W. Va. ROBERT CREED HASKTNS ..................................... Brunswiclu Couniy, Va. Now living in Jonesboro, Vu. ACHIQLLES WHITLOCKE HOGE .........,........... .... I lulifuw County, Va. Saw service in other connnandsg killed in battle. JOHN ZACHARY HOLLADAY ...................................... Orange County, Vu. Saw service in other eonnnandsg now in husinews, Churlottesville, Va. SAMUEL XV. HOBSON ............................ - ............... l'owlmIun Couuly, Vu. Saw service in other COllllllilllLlSg killed in charge at battle of Front Royal, Va., August, 1864. V E. J. JACKSON, Not it student of the college. JOHN WILLTAM JACKSON ...................................... l Ill'I,7Il1Ifll!lf County, Va. Later lieutenant C. S. A.g now living at Stage Junction, Val. ROBERT DICKINSON KNIGHT ............................. ..... I Icnrico County, Va. Later lieutenant C. S. A.g farmer, merchant: dead. JOHN TAYLOR LEWIS ........................ .... .... l l lcclclcnburg Cowntry, Va. Later Lieutenant C. S. A.g Died in 1881. 34 JOHN TAYLOR LEW.lS ...................... .... 1 lleclolenburg County, Va. Later lieutenant C. S. A., died in 1881. THOMAS B. LLlNS,l4'ORD ............................................ Idrcdcriclcsbury, Va. Saw service in other conunands, Presbyterian ininisterg died in Springdale, Ark., 1900. EDGAR IIOCE MARQUESS, A. B., A. M., L. H. D. ...................... Bath County, Va. Sztvv service in other coinnmnds, 011 stall' of Cen. Jos. E. Johnston, now professor of Latin, and Bursar Westminster College, Fulton, Mo. JOHN W. MARSHALL ................................. - ........ Apponmttow County, Va.. Suw service in other comnmuds, shoe nierehantg died in Lynchburg, Vu. W1LL1AlX'l. .Kl4lNNI'lT.i.il MCCOY ............................... University of Virginia, Va. Saw service in other connnands, died of wounds received in the battles at Cluineellors- ville, Va., May 2-4, 1863. 'FAZEWELL MORTON MCCORKLE, A. li. ................................ Lynchburg, Va. Saw service in other connnands, ,Presbyterian minister, now living in Lynchburg, Vu. JOHN HENRY MERED.l'l'H, A. li. .................................. Ilrtnofum' County, Vai. Saw service in other comnnuuls, later at teacher, then lawyer, now practicing his pro- fession in San Francisco, Cal. JAMES MCCLELLAN MILLER .................................... Fluvanna. County, Va. Saw service in other eonnnands, teacher, principal of private academy, now living at Columbia, Vu. WILLIAM PRICE MILLNER, A. B. ............................. Ptttsyloania. County, Va. Suxv service in other eonlnnlndsg farmer, died in Henry County, Mo., August, 1889. JESSE BOWMAN MINOR ...................................... Cumberland County, Va. Saw service in other C0llllll2llltlSj now clerk, living in New York, N. Y. ISAAC CARRINGTON MORTON .................................. Botctourt County, Va. Saw service in other eonnnands, dentist, living in Morganiicld, liy. WILLIAM DENNIS MORTON, D. D .... ........................... I Iotetourt County, Va. Saw service in other connnands, 1'1'esbyte1'ian minister, living in Rocky Mount, N. C. XVILLIAM 'U1U'VlC.K lN,l.UR.KlfANll, A. QB., A. M., D. D. .......... Prince Ellwu1'zl County, Va. Sew service in other connuands, Presbyterian minister, trustee H. S. C., died in Balti- tilnore, Md., May 13, 1899. RO,l3.ER7I7 PAGE, M. D. ......................................... Cumberland County, Va. Later lieutenunt C. S. A., assistant physician, Western State llospital, died in Staun- ton, Vu., June 13, 1903. WlLI.lAlXl WILLIAMSON PAGE, A. B., D. D. ............................ Warrcnton, Va. .Later captain of Company D, Gen. R. E. l.ee's scouts, guides and couriers, Presbyterian, then Episcopal minister, now rector of St. .'lohn's Church, Cornwall-on-ll-ludson, N. Y. SAMUEL JAY PRICE, JR ................................... Prince Edward County, Va. Sun' service in other connnands, later in business, died in Lynchburg, Vu., about 1890. ISAAU ARCHER READ ............ ............... ..... ............... I 3 t chntmnt, Va. No further inforinattion. NICHOLAS E. READ ............................................. lfanafwlia County, Va.. Saw service in other cominaluls, later lawyer, judge, died in Corsicunu, Tex., about 1875. 35 HENRY S. REYNOLDS, A. 11. ............................... ...Norfolk, Va. L2l1.t'l'C2llJl.2l1l1 U. S. A.g ll1t'1't'11il1lt.j trustee 11. S. C.: tleud. Suw service in other euinnmnalsg Inter member ef Virginia llense of .1J0l0g2lt0S3 non plunterg living nt t.71au'kten, Vu. LIVITIIER N. ROW,1,E'l 1' ................,.................... l':'1m'c lJ1In:111'1l County, lfu, After parole entered the railway service ef the tTeni'emle1'ute gevernnientg Inter rzlilwuy empleyincntg retireclg Green llaly, Vu. NYILLIAM N. SOO'1 1' .......................................... ..HllIl1'l0lLl2 U01H1ly, VIII. Saw service in ether eeinnnunlsg dim-ml September 21. 18112. CIIARLES StlOTt l' ......................................... . . .Napa County, Cat. Sun' service in other eennnunmls. JOHN ARCHER SCO'1 l', .Ht ...................,............. l'ri1lr'n HIIIl7ll7'll County, Vu. Saw service in ether eennnumlsg tOlH1l'0Ol11S1.j living in 1 2I1'1l1V1110, Vu. JOEL A. SIIICITICRSON ...............................,.......... f,'l:r1,1'1ollc Cozmly. 1'u. Saw serviee in other t'Olll1l12lllt1SQ inerehnntg aliecl in f'O11lllll11lS, Ark.. about 15101. JOSIAH MORRISON SMl'1'1'l. A. ll.. A. M. ..........,......,... l'rine1' Hclmrlrd fiouuly, 1'u. Ssuv service in other COl1ll11il11tlSj died while an stnmlent in the l'nien 'lflaeologieul Seni- innry, Vu., October 10, 1868. ROBERT Ul,1.l.lAM fl'EM1l'1.E, A. 11. .................. . . .!'hcslcrficId County, Va. Saw service in other eeinnuunlsg died in service. NATIIANIEL Tl'1AOKS'l'ON, A. Ii. ................. ...I'l'in1'e lfllarnrfl lfriunly, Vu. Farmer, living ut .l'ntney's. Val. JAMES GARLAND 'I'1NS1..EY ...................................... Iluuuvcr Uozmly, Vu. Saw serviee in other eenlnmnalsg new prefairlent ef the Nlurietta Fertilizer tlolnpunyg living in Riehinond, Vu. HENRY C. TOWNES ............................................... lllwztmgflmz, Tenn. Saw serviee in other cmnnnunlsg lnxvyerg nielnlwr of Tennessee legislutnreg died in 1'lllllt1llgl10l1, Tenn., Septenlber 11, 18116. PAUL CAR1.tINOfl'ON VENABLE, A. 11. ........................ l'rimvc lfrllvclwl Cmmty, Vaf. Later cuptuin C. S. A.g en the sta1I1's ef Gen, llzunpten und Hen. lintlerg trustee 11. S. O. tohneeonistg retiretlg living near l ill'lllVi11C, Vn. HUGH BELOU.ES XVALKER ..................... .... 1 Sussex County, Va. Saw service in other UO1I11l1il1ltlS3 cleanl. SAMUEL VENAIZLE WATKINS ............................. l'rinm: fl:-m'yr: lfrmnly, Vai. Saw service in other eenmmnmlsg tezlellerg Mayer of Wamkeiiehlg retiremlg living in Walke- lielcl, Vu. 'IUCKER OARRINOTON XYATKINH ............................... 171111110110 Uozlnly, 1'u. Saw service in other eonnnnnclsg furinerg nchlress, 11. I . D.. Clever, Vu. JAMES NORTON XVIIAREY, A. ll., D. D. ..................... l'1'in1'0 Hfllrarrl Uuunly, Vu. .halter 0115111111111 U. S. A.g new PM-s1myte1'in11 minister, lluvimlsen, N. U. FRANK .l1. NVONACK ....................................... l'ri1lee Hlllfllfll !f'o1n1.ly, Vu. Railwayeelltmr-t01'5 living' in Ilmumke. Vu. ADAM CALHOUN WOMAOK ..... .............. .... I ' rince Edward County, Va. N0 further illf0l'lll2l1.i0l1. 36 HENRY ORENSIIAW RICE, A. 13. ................................. Ul1ll'l'l0flC County, Va. 1 1ampc1en-Sic1ney's Tradition of Public Service 11.111 00110g0 1100s 11011 11111110 1110 lllilll. If 111011 1111110 001110 01111 of 111151 131l1'111C5lI12ll' C1l11l1g0, 11 is 111-1e1111s0 1111111 1111110 g0110 11110 111. Y011 111 11111111 110 -13: T! 1111 slight 01111111111 11,1111 1111 s1111111 11lS1b1l'2l1'1Ol1 10 11110s0 1111111 1101v 111'01111 1110 c111111111s 111111 g0 111 111111 0111, 1111011 1110 110111011 1101111011110 ways 1111 11110111 1111111 1111-11 1111110 11111111011 111-f01'0 1110111 111 111211 00111111011 1'0111111-10 1001 1110111501111-s 11 11111'12 01 1111 110110111'111110, 1'1lUllg1l, 111 12ll'g1' llll'2lSlll'0, Q1l11Sf1'Y 1e11111111111.1'. i1i11l'l'01l1 is 11111011 0f 1110 11111110 01 1-11111-1311s. 111111 1'1l1'l'1'1l1, 1110, 110s 1110 l111'10l'Ol1110 11011110011 0111 1:0111-g0s 111111 110111. 111111' 1111- 00110130 111111111111 111 il 1.10011 1711110 by g11011 11001110 01 21 1a11d f01' 11110 t1'11111111g 01' 111011' s011s 1llllS17, 111 1110 111L12lll'0 01 11111112111 things, if 111 11110s 1111 1111, 111 1110 111-1101-ss11111 111' 11s .111-111's, 2lCCl1lllll12lf0 s11011 1111 110110111'111J10 c0111111111y. '1'110 C1l11l'gi' 111111 11111s 11111111011 'Yi'S1'l'l'112ly 11111.11 1'111'111s11 111111, 11ll'0llg1l 111'0f0ss01's, 11001iS 111111 12111111'1111f11'il'F1, 1111- 11100111111i0s 01' 101101's 21,1141 111 SC1l'llC0S1 11111 1101 1111 0111101111011. 11 lll1l'V 1011011 '111111 21 11'11110, 11111 1101'01' 1110 1ll'1' 01 1110. For 110 10111'11 1110 11111, 01 1110 is 10 0111011 1110 S1J1l'1t 111 1110 11110101111 10 W111011 111111 1JP1011g-10 1121111 il sc-11s0 111 1111- 00111111011 j1111g111011t 111 1111111 s111:10t-V, 1101 111 1'11'1101' s1111'1s111'11 10 11111110 11,11 11, 11111 111 0l'11l'1' 10 11111111 1111011 111-10 1101111 1110 C0l11l11lll113y 01' 17110 11110 01 1'V1111l1'10ll 111111011 is 1110 11211111111-1 111'1101' 111 its g1'01v1111. 11111113 is 1110 111111-111 01' 011'i1iz111'1011 1'1-111'01I, 111111 l'1ll1S 11,l'0 111011 1:11'111z1-113 1111111 1s, 1v1'011g1111 1111.11 1111 s1111110 101' 11s0 111 111111 '1:1l11l'10. 11111011 1'111'0 111111 1111111011 11111111s 111101' 11s 1111111 111111 011011 'f01'111s 1111111 10 s1-1'1'1- 11s 1111111 11111'110s0s. Y1111 lllilf' 1'1-S0111 1111s 2ll'111 11111111s01111y if yllll 111111. 111111, IIS 11011 111'0 ll'lCll111U1'S 01' jl1S1' s111-11 il 1'011l'QQO, 111111111111 111 21 13501111 111110 111' 1110 0111111 110111110 111 S0ll1A1lS1111' 171111111111 'flbl' 1110 11l'5l1ll1ll:Q,' 01' 111011' 011111 SUIIS-11017 1110 s1111s 01 11111-11s 01' 1111111101's 01' 11111111111011--'1'1111 111'0 1111111111 11,11 1110 0111101111011 01 11110 1l0llU1'l.l'il1110 00111111111y 1115111 110011, just 11s .111111 111'0 111'11'110g1-11 111 1110 1'1g1111 01' 111111 COIll1l21l1y, 10 110 0L111Cfl1fl'C1, 1101 lll01'1'1y 1'2ll1Q1l17. 111 1111- QHUIV1 1111110 11111111 11111111111011-8111110.11 was f0lI1l11011, 1110 g11011 11001110 111110 10111111011 11 11101'0 011-'1:11llll11lfl'S 01 21 g1'0111 0111111110111110111111 111111 il, Ql'01117I'l' 1111111011- As 111011 1111-1'0 111111'101s 111111 lll1'll 01 111111110 2l1'1:1l1I'S 1110111s01110s-S11111-S111011, 11s 1111-11 HS 111011 01' 'fRllll11f' 211111 17llS1Il1'SS-11 was 1I211'l1l'2l1 1111111 111051 S11011111 11'11111 111011' s011s 101' 21 11110 12ll'Q1' 1101i1'11y. 11111118 11111s 0S1A1l1311S1ll'11 1101 1110 1011s1 01 1110 111'l1l0l1l'2l1110 1'l'2l111111111lS 01 1110 111s1111'11111111. 1I111111111011-S11111011 11118 110011 fl'0lll 1110 1l1'Q1ll1l1llQ il lllll'Sl' 01 111111110 111011. 1101010 1110 XVIII' 1101'XV00ll 1110 STEITOS, S110 111111 10 1l01' 1-1'01111 21 111'0s1111-1113 01 1110 111111011 S1T2l1'I'S, 111011' 1111111 112111 ll 110x011 g111'01'1101's 01' S1'2l1'l'S, llfxill' il 1111Z4'll Sl'll1l1A0l'S 01 1110 1'1111'011 S11111-s, 111111? 011111111-1 37 officcrs, two fO1'01gll 1ll11l1S11'5l'S, 211111 51 S0010 of c011g1'css1111-11, 10 my 116111111152 01 13110 1lllll11l'C'11 01' so 01 11111' s011s w110 s01'v011 111 111111, sp11c0 111 11110 11'g1H11ltlll'1'S cf 1110 s01'01'111 S1il1QOSQ 111 Vi1'g111i11, 19110 S011111, 11,1111 11110 111051. S110 fl1l'll1S11l'11 111 131l21b 111110 gow-1'1101's 1101 only 10 Yi1'g111111, but 110 b1ill'y12l1ll1, K011111c11y, Missouri, 111111 1111111111115 Sl'1l2l11Pl'S 10 Xy11'g11l121, iK0111111c11y, Missouri 111111 .Mississippig S110 p1'0v111011, 111 1110 b1'10f p01'1011 XV1l0ll 1'1l'l' 101 wus c11s11 w1111 1110 s11o1'1-11v01l SU1l1'1l0l'll l'01lll1J11C, 1110 Sp1-111101' 111111 1111111y s011111o1's 111111 I'01ll'0Si'll1'il1'1VCS1 10 1110 C0l1gl'0SS 01 1110 C0ll'1.U11l'1'211'0 0111111-sg 111111 if 1110 list 01 p11b1ic 111011 111 111g11 S11111011 511100 1110 NVRII' 11113 110011 105s 1ll1l10S11lg QW1111 il gow-1'1101' of Xy11'g1'I11i1 11po11 it, 1lC'V0l'1'1.lC1l'S5j, 11 11215 b0011 so 011 110c0u111, 11011 01 Sllly 11111-1'1'11p1'11011 111 11110 1,1'11111131011, but b0c1111s0, W1111 11110 v11s1 g1'0Wt11 01' 1110 C0lIl11'l'y 111111 1110 1111111110 1l1111111131102l.1101l of C501lll111l111t1OS 211111 c0110g0s, 1101' 111111 11218 b0co1110 of 110c0ss111y 10ss 111 1110 101111. A C0lIlI711'1'0 0111111og110 01 11110 0x0111p1111's of 1110 1111111111011 is '111111 possiblc 11010, ll1ll', 111111-011, 111-s11'11b10g 111111 S0lllQ1'1l11lg of 1111- S1'l'0llg1'11 of 11, 111111 1110 11ll1'lll'0 01' 11, 11111y b0 g1l11ll'1'l'l1 1:l'0ll1 11110 0111'001's 01 1110 111011' 11o111b10 01 1110 111011 who 1111110 p11ss1'11 1111'0llg1l 111111111111311-S11111Uy 11110 011'1c0s 01' trust 111111 111111111112 11'11l111111 111'1ll'y 11111'1'1so11, 1111 11o110s1 111111 c11p11b10 s0111101' 111111 p11b11c s01'v11111, 0111110 10 110 l1l'CS111ill1 111110 so lll2lll'V 01111-1' p1'1 5111011151 by g1'2l1'0 of 110 51l1ll11lg lll1'l'11S of 111s 011111. 110 wus 1111 111'01'11g0 A1111-1'101111, b1j011 111 1110 111111111011 of public s01'1'1c1- ,1 1l2lV1' 1110111111111011. ,llis 13ll1l111'l' was 131-11111111111 11il1'l'1S1bl1, Gov01'1101.' 01' V11'g1ll12l. 110 was 110111 111' 111-1'1111-y, U1l2ll'11'S C111y Ollllllby, 111 1773, XVUII1 :ls il y01111g' 1111111 11110 1111111 NU1'11lW1'S1 '1l1'l'l'1f0l y w111c11 V1l'g1ll11l QIIVO to 1110 111111o11, 111111 g1'0w 1117 with 1110 C1h111l1Tl'y. 110 s01'v011 11s cusigu 1ll111t'1' 312161 A111111011y W11y110 111 his 1111111111 w111's, 1-0140 10 b0 01111111111 211111 c0111111111111111111 111' 1i'01'1n 11'11s11111g1011, IIUXV C11lC1llllil1'1, 111111 111 11110 111110, 10 110 g0V0l'll0l' of 13110 XV1'S1'01'll p111'11 of 1110 1'0I'l'11'1Dl V 111011 01111011 111111111111, 111111 0lll1bl'il1f11lg XV11111l1 11s 1J111'C10l'S 1110 l!l'1'Sl'1lf 31111011 of i1'l1111illlil, 11111l01S, 3110111112111 111111 XV1SC0llS111. Every- 1N111'Y 1i111DXVS 111101112 1110 1.1111111118 b111'1'10 of '1l11Jlll'01lll00-21 s11111l1 11111111' 11s b11t1.10s Q11--211111 G1'1l0l'il1 112ll'1'1SUll,S 1l1ll'1T 111 1110 NV111' of 1812. .110 was 111 f101lgl'0SS 111 118111, 211111 1110 Il1l1J11111l' 111'11o1' 101' 111i1i1111'y 1101-01-s, 11111111011 1111l'1llQ 1110 50001111 W111' w1111 1'111g1111111-11111-1' 11 112111 1101-11 11s1-11 by 1110 1J0lIl015l'2l1'S 10 010011 All11l'l'NV e1i1If71iSU1l 1W11'U 111111 1X11111'0w.AQ111011so11,s 1111111, bvilll 11111-1111, o11c0-was S1111 1Jlll'l1' 11111 S1Tl'1bllg1y 111111111111 10 011111110 1110 Whigs 10 11s1- 1110 1'0101'1111 01 '1'1pp0c111100 CIIUXV 1111511 s1x1.vj 10 021lJ1'l11'0 1110 1H'l'S11101l0y 111 IS-10. 1111111 1110y 111111 NV2111'0f1 too loug 101' 111111 10 011j0y 1110 1:l'll11'S of 1110 i1l11s111'i011s 011100. 110 111011 YV11T111ll 21 fcw w0011s, 111111 1101111 '1'y101' 1'1-11.311011 111 111s s11-1111 111 111111 0x0c1111v0 1111111311111 10 which 1110 0011101111101'111'y OCCll1l2lll1U 1111s 1111111151 11111x011 W1111 his 1l1'HC1i1.1 Sllllllp 1,110 Pfllllllill' 11110 of NV111110 IIOIISC. 11-1ll'l'1S1J1l,S 1-11s0 C2lD2ll'1T '1:l'0lll 111s l11l1T11lll'1y 011111 is 1'.V1'11C211. 1119, 0111'001' lll1g111f 1111v0 130011 1110 0111'001' of 11111' bY1l'g'1ll1tI p11111101 s sou, 1Il'UllQ1l1' 1111 111 11110 39 1:1-a1liti1111s 111111 a groat 1111111 i11 the 0X2111l1'J11'. The v0ry l,211ll011, as 111-. 111-11vi1l01l with lilio 111111111-111111i17i1-s. T110 111017 that 110 was not illly s1-11s0 11111-s 11111 NVCil1i011, 111117 l'1l11110l' Sl1l'1'1lgl?110llS, 11110 valuo of first class which was gl'i1f1l11l.1C11 f1-11111 1110 011ll0g0 QI1,786j 1:1111- 111C111ll'1l A1iCi1lW2111l0 11118 11111111011 11111: Qin. 1111 111111111-111110 1111111-oss f11'11Y01'l'11 i11 1110 1MOlll1'11',11l1 011111101 i11 1903, fi-11111 which lllillly facts in this article 111-0 g21t11Ol'CC11, 21 11111110 which a11110a1-011 1111 1110 1-olls of 1110 I1o11s11 of 110111-0- s1111t11tiv0s 111111 1110 S1-111110 i11 1Vas11i11g1'1111. 'l'hat this 11111110 was also 11110 11a1n0 of il 1l0lD11l'XV 111111 s1111-i11-law of 111110111118 J1111111-s1111 is 111113 211l0l'1101' sign of tho I1l'ilL111T1Oll i11 which 11110 1:11ll0g0, 11s l, h11v0 sai1l, was f1111111l1-11. 'llh0 i11spi1'ati1,111 of 1110 16111111111-1-s was 111111 1-0ligi1111, 11111 111111-i111is111. 112 NVZIS L11'S1gll01,1, it is W111-1111 w11il0 to 1-011101111101-, 11l'llll1ll'11'Y 111 11-11111 1:i11iz011s, 11111 1J2l.1'S011S. 1101101-s1111's 111211111-xv, John NV. Epps, was Cl111i1-1111111 of 1110 C11111111it111-0 1111 1Vays i11 his ti1110, 1111 11101-0 figlli-011111111 M. U. G0o1-g0 M. 1311111 was a11111'1101- 0111-ly st111l1-111. 1I111111111011-Si1l110y with P1-i11c0to11, as s110 1111s sl1111-011 1111101 1lis11i11g11is11011 s1111s. 13111-11 211111 A'11'2l11S S112ll'0S 111111 fou 1- y1-ars before 1110 Doclai-ati1111 of 111110111-111l0111:0, 11s 11111-1-is1111 W1-1112 1-11 1110 11111111131-y 11f'y0lll1 the Ohio, Bibb Went to tho 1111111 1111 11110 11i11110r si110 of that g1-0111 river, tho 111o111'1111i11s. 110 111-13111110 1111101 j11s1ii011 of 1110 y1,11111g 8121110 of 111111 b0y1111 11 1q0lll711C1iy, 2l11C1 i11 1811 SllCCCI'C1011 H0111-y Clay as s1-11111111-. 111 18211 110 was again S1'l1l1t01' 111111 serv01l 1110 tw01111y-s0011111l 01111151-0ss with .1'1l'1ll Y Clay as 11is CO11021gl1f?. Ho was SCC1'f'121l'y of 1110 t1-0as111-y i11 '1I,1'0Sl110l1t 'l'yl01-'s 1:1111i11o1. A 11101-0 111-i1lia1111 1111111 was William 01111011 ,l1iv0s, a 1-1a11iv0 of tho 01111111y of Nelson, 11111-11 i11 17113 111111 j11i111'ly 111s1'0r-111111111-1-1-1l. lily XV1111i1l'l'1 111111 M111-y. Rigidly 111111101-11 1101-s1111s lllily, 111111 as 1110 gl'il1ll1f2lf1lC1' of 111110110 111111-s i1?l'1llCCSS T1-1111l111tzl111y, .ll111111111011-Si1l110y a1111 by if 11111-y 111-0101-, i1l0111nify a11 111111' of 7 SCV01'fl1 111i11gs which 11111-1-11wly 0sca110 l10i11g 1l1'C'1'1lt111'0. 13111 i11 is 111111-0 1-1-l111-111111 1111 11bs1-rvo 111111, 2l1:l101' 1-1-01-ivi11g il go1,11l 110111 of l0g11l 511111 1111liti1:al 111-11i11i11g fi-11111 M1-. 1101101-s1111 11i111s1-lf, xvllliillll 011111-ll 11iv0s 1ll'021llll', s11c1f0ssiv0ly, lll1'lll1X'l' of 1116 Xfifgilllil Co11s1'it11ti111111l C'11111'011ti1111 of 18111, 1110111111-1' of Cl011gl'l'SS, Ni11is1'01- to F1'H11CG C1829-18321, S0ll21lT111' 11011w0011 1832 211111 11845, 111111 RIQQI111 C11-11111 1849 to 18531 .h'11111Sf01' 111 F1-111100. XV0 111111 1111 a111l1assa1l111-s i11 1'1111s0 flays. 131-i1lgi11g 1110 gulf l101:w0011 Olll' 111-s11 1-1-1'11l1111i1111 111111 11111- s0c11111l, 110 w11s a 1llCll'l1JCl' of 11111 1?01lC0 C1111f01-11111:1- 01111011 by xr1l'QQ11112l i11 xV21S1111lglA111l i11 18111, 111111 a lT10H11JC1' 111' 1110 O1'h1l'1.0C10l'21lT0 C1111g1-1-ss, af110r 1111112 W1-ll-111101111i1'1111-11 0011101111110- i11 1110 11181111111 of 111-1100 011111'01-011110s 1301101-ally-12111110 111 1111111i11g. 1-10 was 1111 author as w0ll, 11is l11111l1s i111-l111li11g UA 11i'1'0 of 11111111 111111111111-11, 11110 of 1110 go1l1'111l101's of 11110 1:11111-130 U84-51, F11l1i1-s of C111-is1i1111i11y 118551, 211111 flll 11111i11is1101l 4'l1i1'0 111111 'l'i1111-s of 1112111103 11-l'111lis1111, 1111-00 v11l111110s of wl1i1111 1111- 110111-1-1l 1X1lXV1'l-ll 18511 111111 181111. 110 1li1-11 1111 Uas11l0 11111, Al1J0ll111l'11' C11llIllLy, as lato as 1868. I!!! J111111 1?1111:1111111111 Floyd, born in M11111g11111111'y C11111111.y-11111 l1ill'17 of it which is IIOXV 1.,l1l2lS1i1---111 1805, w11s 01111111111 G11v111'11111' 111 Vi1'gi11i11 hiv the 1111gisl111111'0 111 184-11, 31111 was s11c1'111111'y of XVRII' 1111111111 1'1'11si1111111 lgllfillilllklll, 1'11sig11i11g 11is post XVl1l'1l ihllljlll' A1111111's1111 111111111v1111 his 111111111111 111 1111111 i11 11111 f11c11 111 fl31111111'11g111'11's 1Jilt1'01'1l'S, 11111111 F1111 ilXI11111l11'i1' 11111-11ss 1111111111-s11111 111111111111 to F0111 S111111111'. 'Y1111 will 111111 11111112 N111'1h111'11 his1111'i1111s 1111111130 I?111y11 with t1'1111s1,111, 111111 w111's11, 21S 11111y 1111111511 1111 sl1i1'11111 11111 g111'11is1111s 111111 111111111s of 11111 111'111y 111111111-111111 11118 with 1111111011 p1'11111111s11--i11 s111111 1'11shi1111 11s 111 f11v111' 11111 South i11 case 111 1:111111i1:1. 71711111111 w111'11 111111111 C1lil1'gl'S 111s11, 11111 s11 1-11sy 111 i1llSWC1'. H11 111111111110 1iLff'1' il 111'ig11111111'-111111111111 i11 11111 C11111f1111111'11111 ill'Illy, 11111 11111111111111 1111 1110111 i11 s111t11s1111111s11i11. . A110111111' 111 H1111111111111-Si111111'v's g111'111'11111's XVELS '1'111111111s 111211111118 1Qig1'111. T1111 111111111 111 XV11f1i11lS f1x11s his 11111ivi1y 111111 11is 011111. 1111 was 11111 g1'111l11S1ll1 111' C111. '1'111111111s 1V2l1li11lS of 11111 i'11111i1111111111 111'111,1', 111111 was 11111'11 i11 11111 c1111111y of P1'i111:11 '1'11lXVi11'11 111 1812. 1I2llIl1JL1l'll'S111lll'f' sh111'11s 111111 with 11111 U11i1'c111si1y of Vi1'gi11i11 111111 wi111 Y11l11. 1111 s111111111 i11 l'311l1i111111'11, XVIIS il 1111111111111 111 11111 1zw11111:.v-11111111 111111 111111111111 l'1111g1'11ss, 111111 111 18521 111101111111 G1DX'f1l'1l111' of Mary- l111111. 1Vhi111 i11 111111 high 111111111 1111 11111111 l'O1lg1l1.V wi111 1'i1111111s 11111's1111s 111111 1111111111111111c1 11111 1111S1if111'1111s UK111111' 'N111l1i11gs',--11111 n.l,11lJ1111S1S,, 111 111111 1111y- so V1g01'011Sly 111111 1111 was 111v11s1ig1111111 -with 1'11s1111s 1,1x1:111111i11g1y 11111111111'1111111 111 l1i111s01f. 1 111111wi11,Qg 11111 1'11111s1 11'1111i1i1111 111' Vi1'gi11i11 s111111s1111111s11i11, 11s11111- 115111111 by 1Vi1S1l111g'1'O1l 111111 1111111i1'1111111 hy J1'11'111'11's1'111 111111 AM1111is1111, G11v111'11111' l.ig1111 1111ss1111 11111111 his 11x111:1111v11 s1111i1111 111 his p111111111i1111 1ll'i11' 1111w111'11, B1111'y1111111, 111111 liv1111 1ill 1881. 1111111 Q1011'1111s1111, 111s11, 1111 i111111'11s1111l hi111s111f i11 11111111111i1111 111 his 1111c1i11i11g y0R1'S. Y01 1111111111111 g11v111'11111' was 111111121111 l'11'211101l Gilvs, 11111'11 i11 11111 111111111y of A111111i11 i11 17112. Gil11s 1'11111'1s111111111 11111 1'111111's11111'g 1Jis11'i111 i11 U1111g1'11ss, ill 1790 as il 1?111101'111iS1, 111111 was 1111-1110011111 s111'111'111 1i11111s. 11111111 1111 111101111111 il 1J1111111c1'111. 1111 vi11111111y 11ss11il1111 All'X2lll11l'1' I111111i111111, 1111111 S1111111f1111'.v 111' 1111' '111'1111s111 v, 11111111si11g 11111 'N111' 1v01'liO1' 111 11111'1'11111i1111 111111 11111111l111i1111. 1111111111011 was 11x1111111'1111111, 11S 11111 1111111111 1i1lUXVS. Gi111s 1:111lll11 111111'11 Ill1l1'0l'111l 1111- his 1a111111 f111' 11pp11si1i1111 C11 H1111 11111 131'i1is11 11111'1i111111111111'y vi1'11111, 11ss1'1111i111 10 11111 1111111111 111 s111f-g11v111'11i11g 11111111111111w1111l111s1 i11 11f11ll'111g,!f 11111 1111111s 11111' 11111 1111111111011 of il 1'1111'y 111111 .111'v's 111111111111l111' 1'1'1il1 V wi111 E11g111111l. 1111 1111-1111111'1111111 wi1h h'l11C11S011-110 111111 1111ss1'11 11111111 C'1111g1'1ss 111 11111 1,11gis1111111'11 i11 11i1111111111111 1111 1111211 '1l1'1'1011, 11s 11111' 11111111' s111111s1111111 w111'11 11111 11s1111111111l 111 1111--111 111'1111111'111g 11111 1111ss11g11 111 11111 f111111111s 17112111111 111's111111i1111s 111 17118. 111 1801 1111 was i11 Congress 11g.1g11i11, 111111 i11 190-1, 1111ssi11,Qg 1111 111 1111- S1'1l211'l', 1111 1111111111111 111111111c1'111,i1e 1111111111' 111 11111 111111111' 111111s11, 1111I111111'i11g, 111' 1111111's11, 11s 1111 111111111111111 111 11111' 1111111111- 1Sfl'2l1'1011-1'11011g1l it' 1'.11s Al1l111S1'l1liS. A 11111111111 111 11111111111 1110 f11ll11w1111 till 40 18126, W111-11 110 was 0100t011 Gov01'11111- of Vi1'gi11i11. G111'S 111011 111 1830, 111111 was thc tLll,1111Ol' of :'P11lit10111 1101LtCl'S t11 11110 12601110 of V i1'g111.1:1 111111 other 1101011110111 writings. Sterling 1,1'1C1', uf 1.,l'11l01' 1'111Wil11'11, 11U1'11 111 18011, was 11 1111111 uf il 11111010111 t0111p01'. 1:10 was 21IlOt11l'1.' of tl111s0 who WC1l1J xVl'S11. C11s1'111g 111 11is 111t with Missouri, he 1100111110 11101l11101' of U011g1'0SS 111 18115, 111111 1011 11110 Missouri rcgi- 1110111 to the 1110x11:1111 War, XV1ll1l11lg 11110 1'1111l1 of 111'1gilt1101'-G1'11111'1l1 111111 110- 00111i11g M11i1111',y G11v01'11111' of 11110 111'0V111C1' 11f U111111111111111, 1853 saw 111111 governor of 11110 st11t0 1117 his 111l11pti1111, 111111. NV11011 111 18151 th0 1'i01'00 st1'uggl0 b0t1v0011 11110 fN111'1'1101'11 111111 8111111111-1'11 11a1'ti0s 111 Missouri 01111011 111 1110 v10t111'y of 1.110 1'01'l1lC1', 111100, who 111111 115011 01'01'y L!'1101't to 0111'1'y 1110 gm-at trans- Mississippi st1110 111110 11110 C11111'01l111'110.y, 1100111110 11121-101'-g0lll'l'111 111 11110 001111011- 01'at0 2l1'1I1y, 1'1g11t111g t1l1 thc 01111, of t110 1V111', 111111, 11111011 all was 11v01', 1C1111.11lg 11isgust011 SO111Z11C1.'1101'S--il111011g NV11Ull1 w01'0 Ul'1l01' 11111111111011-S111110y 111011, 11iLt1Vl'S of 1,111111'111tt0 C111111ty 2111111 O1'1l1'1' 1'0g1011S 111 1110 011ll0g0's 111111111111 11111liwi0l1- 110y111111 t110 R111 G1'111'1110 1101 N11110 111 s01'v0 with A'12lX1lll1l1i1ll, 15111111-1'111' of M0xi0o. 1,1100 1.11011 111 Missouri 111 18117. A11t111111'y 11111111111 ,l11'1111011, of .l1110l1111g1111111, 111-l1111gs 111 11 g1'111!1'1ll?10ll sl 1g11tl'y l11101'. 110 w11s 1JO1'1l 111 18241 111111 gl'2l11ll1lf1'11 f1'11111 11111111111011-S11l111-ly 111 1842. 110 111155011 south 211111 W0st as far as T1-x11s, 11110111110 10g1sl11t111' 5.11111 s011at111' 111 that great Statc, was t110 0x0011t111.' of 1111+ will, of 11111 811111 .1.1011S1Z011 of 1111111011111 and 1i11110l11is11111 1110111111'y, f12lIltil11l of C11v11l1',y 111 11110 CO1lfCL101'i11Z0 1ll'l11y, .h'10ll11J0l' of t110 C1111f01101'11110 C1111g1'0ss, 111111, 111 181111, was 01001011 t11 t110 U1111g1'0ss of 11119 1111117011 States, 111101lg1l 110 was 111111 all11w011 1711 s01'v0. Texas has always 110011 a f21VO1'1110 H0111 for 1111111.11111-11-8111111-y 111011, who still mix 1111010 111 1111111-10s. T111111111s Salem 1111011011 was 2lll011101' l1110l1i11g1111111 lllilll, 11111'11 111 1815. 111s family, 111s11, 1111s 110011 CU1l1l!'Cl'i'11 with 11111111111011-Si1l110y for g01101'11t11111s. T1'11i11011 111 his y1111t1111y his 01110511 11l'11T111'l', Willis P. 11110110k, Att111'110y-Cw01101'11l of Xf1l'g111121, this 111110 1111liti0i1111 1JUg2l1l his 111115110 C1l1l'00l' 111 1110 110g1S12l11lll'0 1111 11i0l111111111l, 111111 was 010011111 111 U1111g1'1-ss 111 18111, S01'V1l1g 111 that 11111157 with 111sti110t11111 11111111 18111. 1't lllily 110 1'0111111'l1011 that 11110 of his 11llSll0C1'SSfll1 1'ivals Qalso 1111 2111111111118 of 1110 001l0g0j was 1110 NVl'1l'0l',S gl'0211l'l111C1C, 110111'y 11.111110 Irving, of C111111101'l11111l. A0001'1li11g to 1110 s1'111'y Cl11'l'C1l1'1 at 11110 ti1110 111111 1111t110111i0111ly 111111111-11 1111w11 111 1110, 111100011 1l0st1-11'y01l my 1111111' 1i1l1S1llHl1,S 011111100s hy i111l11s111'11111sly 0i1'011l11ti11g' il 1li111111li011lly 0111100iv011 0:111111'1l. H0 1lSSCl'fCl1 1111 1110 1l11SlT11lQjS that 11'V11lQ 111111 110111 11011111.10 say w1t11 0v01'y 0ll1P11f1S1S of S11lC1'1'1fy, that '111 1111111' 1111111 s1111-ll01l 11110 il W011 1100.13 T110 Z1l10CK101'C', if 11111 C110g1l111, was 011ti1'01y 0fT001'i1'0. 'l'h0 lll0l'0 11111'01'i1i011 111111 fas 1f 11111 11lf01'1l10f1j 11t1101'ly 1111s010ss y1ll'1l s1-1-1011 !'V1'l'y K'51l1'l111l1Qll p111'1111s0. 1111011011 was t1'i11111p11- 21l1t1.V 01001011 hy 1110 Sl1111'1lQ1'S 01 1110 11111111 p0011l0, XV1.l1l, 001'l11l'2l1'y 1211 11110 011111-is11011 N01't1101'11 111111g1111111i1111, which 11glll'l'S 11s 11s 111'is11101'111's, r11l011 Virginia 110f01'0 41 1- t1'11- XVZII' as IIUNV. 1111 11111- 1a11'cr part of his s1e1'1'ic11 i11 fl0llQ'l'1'SS, 111is 1-1-so111'c1-ful 111111 1'ca1ly-witt1-11 Qilldgl' of 1111-11, w11o was EIS abl1- i11 0111111011 as 111- was :nstutc i11 tho selection of political w1-11po11s, XVO11 tl11- post of C1l2l1l'11lt11l of 1111- Co111111it1'oo on Naval Affairs. E1'orybo11y knows w11at sort of 21 navy 11111 Civil War caught 11s with. .lt was o11ly 11-ss 1-111-ctivo 13111111 tl1c 211'1l1y ju11icio11sly sc11ttcr1-11 by wicl11-11 Scc1'1-1i111'y ,11'loy11. W111-11 tho 11111111-111-1'111111 Congress 11ss1-111blc11 i11 11ic11111o111l i11 18112, 711110111215 S. llocock was 1111111111115 11 1111-111111-1' of iililb bo1ly3 thc ol1-ctors of his district 111111 1'o1-1111-11 1111- habit of 1'G11l1'1111lg hi111. 1.10 was promptly iuado Speaker. This dictioiiary of biography, U11il1J1'l'1' 011 S1'ill'11Slll01l-1110 1111111os have bc-1-11 taken SO11lCXV112l11 recklessly at 1'11111lo111, for ,1 11111'1- 111117 1Ul1C11CC1 11po11 11111- public services of 111a11y 1111-11 1-qually 11is1i11g11is111-11 11111111 the 1:U1'CgO111g11l11g111T bo largcly oxt1-11111211. 1. s11o11111 1101 o111i1', for i11s11111cc, 1111- 1'0COl't1S of William S. A1'C1ll?1', of Amelia, 111C1111JC1' of Congress 111111 S01l2l1'Ul' of 11111 1'11it1-11 St11t1-s, 11o1' of POYV1121112l11 Ellis, of ih1ll11C1'Sb, M1-:111b1-1' of Goiigross 211111 Scnator from Mississippi, as wcll as Minister to M1-xicog of 111111121111 ,1i2l1121l'11 1Jl'OS11Ul1, of Mo1111go1111-ry, .11'101111ICl' of Congress, SCC1'C1T2l1'y of 1111- Navy, 111111 Mc111b1-1' of tho Virginia Co11v1-11tio11 181515 of 11111111 NV. S111-V1-11so11 of l.o1111o1111, Scnatoi' from K1-litucky and G1i1'l'1'1lIJ1' of that 1101llll1Ol1NVl'i1l1111, 11o1' l1-a1'1,- 111lCC11'1J1'i111C11 Ci11'0C1'S of lllkllly ot111-rs 1121111157 l1-ss 11ot11b11-. Thoro 21l'l', b1-si111-s, llllllly l111vyo1's 111111 j11dg0S w11o may bc COl11111l'11 as St211LOS1Il1'11, 111111 1111-rc is Jmlgo Jxl1L11'CNV 11111111-r, i11 particiilar, who 11111111- history by p1'os1-cutiiig J 01111 ,1?v1'OXV1l. 13111: t11c p11rpos1- of this artic11- has 111-1-11 to s11o1v tho t1'1111itio11 of public sorvicc i11 t11o coll1-go, to 1I1H1i0 it c11-111' that 1'I211I11K1G11'S1Q11ll'y was 10111111061 for Xf11'g11l1R11S 111111 A1Ill?l'1CH11S, 11011 for .l.'1'1-s11y1111'i1111s or 1111111'c111111-11 of any 11c11o111i11atio11. That purpose ought to 1111v1- 111-1-11 sc1'1'o11. I1OXVl'VCl', as 117111121111 011111-11 Rivcs fu1'111S1ll'S El sort of 111'i11g11 111-111110011 the 1111105 of .11-1'1o1'so11 111111 thosc of JQ1-111-1's1111 Davis, so 21ll01'11f'1' 111111111111-11-Si111111y 1111111, Roger Atkinsoii 1.'1'yo1', p1'o1'i111-s 21 bri11g1- from 111111--111-11-11111, public s1-1'1'ic1- to that of to-11ay. Pryor, 11o1'11 i11 1828 1l021l' ,1.,l'1'C1'S1Jlll':Qf, 11111 sou of '1'l11-o11ori1: Pryor 111111 1111cy lh111i1llS01l Q111111- 1111- sig11i1i1-1111co of 1111111 11111111:Q, is 2111 il111lIll111S of tho 1.111iv1-rsity 1113 Vi1'gi11i11 as 1v1-11 as of .1111111p111-11-Si11111-y. 111- was 2111 c11ito1' i11 11is yo1111g1-1' 1111ys,-11111111111-111133 11111 So11111si111- .D67l10CI'Cl11, the 11721511- ingtou Union, 111111 1111- Ric11111o111l Em,111'1m', 211111 was 1111 11111'o11111o of tho 11xtrc1111-st 1loc111'i111- of States Ilights. l'1'1-sic11-1111 l1j1l'l'CC sont 111111 i11 1855 upon 21 sp1-1:1111 111issio11 to G11-1-1-1-, 111111 1111- y1-111-s just b1-fo1'1- 11110 war 1011111111 11i111 i11 Uo11g1'1-ss. 111- was 1111 o1'igi1111l SUC1SS101llS1, 111111 21 1111-111111-1' of 1111- 001111,-111-1'11to C1o11g1'1-ss, 211111 1111 s1-1'1'11l in 1111- war 1111111 as. 111-ig1111i1-1'-g1-111-ral, 111111 as private in Fitzhugli 11e11's Cavalry. Af131-1' tho XVIII' 1111 wo11t to New York City, fo11o1ve11 law, jo111'1111lis111 211111 politics, was 001111801 1111' 'l'111-o11o1'11 'lfilton i11 1'11o c1-lc111'at1-11 s11it against the aboliliouist lQ111l1lL101'C1', 111-111-y 1Va1'11 131-1-c11or, 211111 bccaiuo 42 li Juclgv of tho C0111't 0f 00111111011 llloas 111111 1:1101 11. ll'l0lll11f'l' 0f 11110 13011011 of. the S11111'01111- 0011111 01 1111- Stutv 01 Nvw York. Jmlgo 171'y01' is still living. T110 111111110 0z1,1'e1-1' 0f 1110 1:1111 Philip NV. N0Ki11111ry, 01 1110 county 0f ilgllfflilllgllillll, 01111111111 i11 1110 UUlll:0fl0l'kl1,0 z11'111y 111111 111111 11 fvw yours ago G0v01'1101' 01 this fl0llllll1l11XVl 211111, is 100 11c'111' i11 11111111 211141 spaicv t0 1'0q11i1'0 11101'0 than 111cnti0111101fe. Gow-1'n01' McKi11110y 1-xtoncls 1110 111'0c0ssi011 0f the 0xe111p1a1's 01 112111llJl'll'1l'S11111l'.Y,S 1'1'2l111l'l11l1 01 111111lic: Sl'l'V1C1' i11t0 0111' OXVII l1lll1l'S. T110 y01111gc-1' illllllllll 01 1110 4:0111-go, W110 11111 :lt this lll01llf'11t sc-1'vi11g t11is Statv 111111 011111-1' Status, 11111.y 110 vx11r'r:1'c'1l 10 1-xtvml still 13llI'1'11l'1', t0 211111 0141101' gOVCl'll1'1l'S, S0ll21l'0l'S, and 1110 11110 10 1110 11ll'f'il.1ly libllg 1'0I1 01 110110111'. '1'111- 0l11ign,11i011 1111011 tht' 1111-s0111' l1111l'V 01 llllf1K'l'gIl'1lfllI111405 1'0 111-011 1111 1110 1'1'z11li1i011, t0 0xt01111 11110 I1l'0COSS1011 i11 t110i1' time-, mul 10 11,1111 t0 11110 1'011 obvious. That thc-y s110111d 110 s0 is i11 tl10 v01'y 1121111115 01 things, s0 10110 as 1110 c0ll0g0 1'0111:1i11s what it was dvsigllvfl 110 111--so 1011g, i11 S1101'l, us it is 11:11111141011-Si1'l110y. II. I. BROCK. OX 10 Xa Q1 1 - 1. Y 1Sl2I9aa11f':gfi,2f W S.. 'v 1 Z , 7 fFl i?'ga'?47Z5 K .J ,B . gyx lg f' N 43 Song for Alma Mater Wo'll Sing onc song for ll. S. C.. For Il. S. C., boys. wc'll singg We'1l make the rafters echo. boys,- We'll make the echoes ring. Wo'll sing the song that lmoarr. our love, The song of golden days, With hearts that are forcvcr hers And echo in lllfl' praise. We'll iight for her. my jolly boys, While lifc hears ns along, And in our dying, struggling hearts Shall echo dccp her song. We'll sing for her right now, my boys, For Il. S. C. we will sing. While still thc rafters echo loud Anil long thc echoes ring! 44 k 1 -'v'xfT'L if , agg If ' I ' .. g .- I E x'1v4XU lull '9 kk PK 2 ff X' ' ,L Ag .gp-nf'-ffgiqg' f .Q-of -J ',,.v- 1 I If Z? O M PM lik 1' I , . ' gig ' U -. ',! wx 4 ...O .... . M .X Iflialvjg Ml .. Qi Rx 'XR- Q3lg,Ll P -Um LW 'W Wim W 5 .XX :M 111 51: -2- Z vu A ,V.A . ., V E ' O ,gg -f'ff.1:, .O .O . O '- xg .O O 4.92 'O - Xsflgl ,-,ff Senior Class MOTTO: Pro jocundis Optima qufcque dabunt di COLORS: Orange X7ELT. : Rickefy-rev, Rickety-mtv, lf'irst Term E. G. F. S. C. C. WM. E. C. ELCAN JOHNS ANDERSON F. LEWIS BARNARD Anno ........................ 1908 I OFFICERS Second Term PRESIDENT WM. F. LEWIS Vlcr:-P1msnmN'r F. S. JOHNS T. K. YOUNG HISTORIAN E. C. BARNARD 46 , ,Es-:T and Maroon ' . . , ll S ......., ......A..... , .c1i'lill'I0II0 C. Il., Vu l'II IIA N'l'll Il0I'lC'. Il. ll. llunslun S0ll0IIll'rilliIlA. l005: -launvs ll l :x1'isli Klmnrwiul Sf-lmlursliip. l!l01i-'0Tg llvlvgulm to Y. M. U. A.. Norfolk, Val., 1000: 1,0 l,ynvlllnu'-f Va.. l!l08g Maumgcr of R1-aulillg Ronin. l!l05f'0h Mannigc-1' of S1.n:u't,'s llnll, l!l0li-'0T: Iiyllllliwilllll 'l'0nn1, 1004-'05. 1000-'0T: lllec Vinh, l005-'00 A H307-'OSQ -Iil'Illj' 'I'l'ilIll, lflfl-I-'05, H106-'0T: KIIIINN lfnutlmll Tunnl, 100-1305: College lfootlmll Tcani, l00Tg Vlnss lizlsrvlmll 'l'cz11n.-11104-'05, i000-'07 l in:1l Nlnrslnnl. H1071 'I'I'0ilNlII'Pl' of Ulnss, 1007 ,083 Clmirmnn of Reception COIIIIIIIUCO, 1007-'08 llunniv l nol is Nw 1-lass 1Hll'IH'I'. Ile ix u fliyym' llmuyll, mul will yvl Ilwrr'. llc will lmlvl lhf' Imnorrlblr' posilion of Prof. .N x I ................. ...,..,.. I iuzulolio, Vu. 1'NloN. Class Ilnsclmll 'l'c:un. H105-'0lig Sdcrutury of Vlnss Hirst i0I'llll 10033001 I'1'usidm11, of Ulnss lam-mul turnij lfllllig Ilitwillomlizntu Junior Orutor, I000: I in:1l Invitation C'onnni1i.u4-. l!J05g Hoora- tnry of Y. ME. U. A., 10059005 Secretary und 'I'l't'IlSlll'l'I' of Athletic Associntimi Hirst iurlnl 15105-'01i: IIlICl'Ill0llI2lI0 Mnrslnzll. 10053 Final Mnrslml, l005g Nnrslnnl V. I. Il. A. Coniost, H1055 I inul .lnnior Omtmu H3003 Rlilllllglll' of Magazine. l004i-'0Tg l11t01'lm-diaito Senior Orntor. l00T: Ii,xl.ic1nosv0l'lc Stall, 1906-'075 IIlI,1'I'III0lIllltC Invita- tiun f'0lllIllII.Il'l'.. l00i': Business xIillliIgl'l' of Muga- zinv. H107-IOS: IiAl.if:1lxoHco1'1f: Stull. 10073081 Sm:- rulury Svnior Class fsocmnl tc-rinl 1006-'07: Senior Clnss llistmwialll, l!l0T-'08g Class IIHSUIIZIII 'l'v:un. l!l05-'lllig Class IIIISVINIII 'l'u:lln, l90T-'08g Ulnss l ootlnill 'I'c-sun. lSl0T-'08, Ifu1'm'y is lwirlrws now, but lu' will noi ulu'uy.v ln' xo. Soma' :lay lu' will also bv ll l4'1lrnr'1I Prof. 47 Roaicn In-:ic Cllamxlass, ll If ,I ......... ..,....... R awling, Va. - I',lllLAN'1'lIROI'IC. Tuekett Prize Seholarsliip, 10065 Gymnasium 'l'eam, 1000-'075 Delegate to Y. M. C. A. State Umnvention, Charlottesville, 10075 Magazine Staff, I000-'075 Vice-President Y. M. C. A., 1007-'085 Inter-Society Debate, 1007-'085 Final Junior Ora- 5 tor, 10075 l'lXClli1l1gC ,ltlditor Magazine, 1007-'08. UIIIIIIIIIIIRS is good in La-lin: Ulznmbliss is good in. ff1'l'lllflllV,' Ultrrmbliss is good in Philosophy,- Ulmmliliss will mulrc good uuyzrlmrc, if his beauty docs not deter him. E. Glllflfl FIIMAN. V., ll. S., lt' 511, rp ...... ,.....,,,,.,...,..,,,.,,,,,.,,. S heppards, Va. l'Il I LAN'I'llR01'IC. College Football Team, 1003-'04-'05-'075 Cap- tain College Football 'll02llll, l0055 Class Football Team. 1003-'04-'05-'075 Captain Class Football 'l'c-ani. l005-,065 President of Class Hirst terml 1003-'045 Secretary and Treasurer of Class lsee- nnd l01'Illl lil03-'0-lg President of Class tseeond terml 1004-'055 Secretary and Treasurer of Class tseeond i0l'llll 1005-'005 Freslnnan Deelaimer's Medal, l0035 'Frustees' Deelnimer's Prize, 10045 0rat.0r's Mfedal, 10005 Junior Crater Intermedi- ates and Finals, l00-t-'055 Senior Orator Inter- mediates and Finals, 1005-'005 Final Senior Ora- tor, 1000-'075 Marshal Intermediates and Finals, l003-'045 Marshal for the V. 1. O. A. Contest. 10055 Secretary and 'il1'O21Nlll'0l' of the V. T. 0. A., 1004-'055 Athletic Address before the Y. M. C. A. Reception, 10055 Dramatic Club. 1004-'05, l005-'00, l000-'07. l007-'0S5 Manager Dramatic Club, 1907- l085 Magazine Stafl'. l00-1-'055 Assistant Busi- ness Manager of Magazine 1005-'005 IVALETDO- scorn: Stall, 1005-'00, 1006-'07, 1007-'085 Secretary and Treasurer of G0l'Ill!lfll Club, 1005-,00, 1006-'07, 1007-'085 President of Athletic Association Hirst terinl 1906-,075 Assistant Manager of Foot- ball fl'eam. l000-'07. l!l07-,095 Delegate to Called Meeting of the V. I. 0. A., November, 10005 fltllllliy Club Board, l000-'07, 1007-'08: President of German Club, 1006-'075 Track Team, 1004-'05, 1005-'00, 1000-'07: President of Class Hirst termj 1007-'085 Athletic Address before Y. M. C. A. Reception. 10075 Class Salntatorian. June, 1008. f'Grigg will ynrobubly slop eollrliny some day mul scttlc down. His honors and full pom- plcxmon. are enough lo prophesy his future. 48 Wl1,l,IAll 11J1xoN'Fos'rl4:1r, V., f11'. S., ll' J, W, ,Ll ...... ...... NV1111211l1Sb111'g, Val. 1'111I.AN'1'111101'1C. Ulllleffc 4'01,1l:l11 Team, 1905300. 1900-'073 Vivo- 1.l'0H1i10I1t nf 012155 Hirst. 111141 1401501111 tcrmsj 1905- '00g 1llf01'll1l'l112l1l' Mllrsllall. 19005 X1il1l2l,!0l' Class 13001111111 'IR-allll, 19054 Cullvgc 131180112111 'I'0:lln, 1900-'07, 1907-,085 141111111 11111l10l'O1'l11Z01', 1.100-'07: ' 1510111 Dilj' C011l1ll1t100, 1900-'07: 4112155 Fontllzlll '1'4-zlm, 1905-'00, 1900-'073 1421111.21111 1712158 112150111111 Tozllll. 1900: S0l1'1101110l'C f1J0ll:l1,cl s Micrlall. 1900: Class llalsl-lulll '1'4-alll, 1900-'07. 1907-'08g x12Il1ilj1l'l' ' 1-540 I onl,1ull1 '1'02l1l1, 1900g llltvl'-Sociciy lJu1nl1.1', 19073081 141111211 1llvit.ali.loll fl011'l1l111.t,CC, 1900-07. 1907-'08: l'r0sil1ullt Atllletiu ANSl1I'12lt1l111 1500111111 tormj 1.900-'07g Uilptilill Uullvgu 11115011311 '1'0lll11, 1902-1: Assistant. IA-llllvl' of Hl'l'1111l11H, 1900-'07: :01'lll1111S. 1907-'08: Ds-livurl-ll v1111l10l' 1'18sllyiHl1N0f1:l1. 1907: Vice-I'l'0si11ull1. Atlllvtiu As- soc-ialiioll f111'H1.1l'l'1111 1907-,081 '1'1'1H'1i 'I'e:lm. 1907- '08g Dl'21111il1,10f'11111, 1907-108: KAl.IC11l0Sl'Ol'1C S1:li1'. 907-'08g lfillall H1'111U1' 111'11101', 1908: MIEIIIIIQCI' of lmrlx '1'02l1l1 1908 - plicv mul robvs, lull 'il is llm ycnrwrll opilrirm that llc lrmlhl m1l.l.'1' umm' of rl- sllf'cc'ss Us u dorflor, lruvyvr or 1J1H'll'tlil slurly fflilmon nmdclj. 1JAvm Al,mx.xN1m,l: 11A1,1.1'1R1, ll A' Al .......... ,........................... . ..Pocezl1lollt:ls, XIII. l'1I11.AN'I'1IR01'lC. M':l1's1lal1 llliwlllvcliallos. 1905: Supl:-l rnsll Muga- zillc A10f12l1, 1905: lfillall 1lll'i1,:l1,irm f'0ll111l11,10l', ,. 19005 1l11,1'1'l110111il10 111V11,2lL1U11 Colllllliltuu, 1907: Halgzlzillv S1:li1'. 1900-'07: lillitol'-ill-Ullivf Magn- Z111U. 1907-,08g -1l111101'-S011101' 012l,L15lZ1l10 Mcllall. 19071 Ull11illg'wol'1.ll Jllllliol' ldssuyisi, Mvdzll. 1907. Il, .llm-.U uwulfl 7iL'1' lu lu' tl puliliviun now. mul no doubt hr' lroulrl mzlxklr rr 's'1wr:css, but some ' aluy 1H'01Hl'll'lj mu' of lllc sin: bvsl sellers will bmi-r D. .llcw's', name. 49 Flmwlc S'ronn.u:n Jnnxs, V., ll. S., fl' .l ........ .....,.......,......,........ S l10llIJHl'tlS, Va. I'llIl,AN'l'Ill!0I'lC. College Football 'll02llli, i005-'0li. l1l0ti-'0Tg Class Football 'l'ualn. H104-'05, 15105-'00, 1000-'0T: Cap- tain Class Football 'l'vanl, l005g Class llasulnall 'l'0n1n, 1004-'05, H105-'00, H100-'07. l00T-'0Sg lnlvr- mediate Marshal, 10009 .Final Marshal, 1000: '1'rc-asnror of Y. M. C. A., i005-'00q D1-lcgatu Y. M. C. A. Convention, Norfolk. l!l00g Gylnnasinin 'l'1-am. 1004-'05, H305-'00, 1900-'0T. i007-'02-lg 'l'rac'k 'lll'Illll, lllll-l-'05, lfl05-'06, lllllti-'07, 19073081 Relay 'l'0nln, l!l0-l-305, 1905-'06, 1900-'0T. H107-'USQ Nana- fvcr of Glass Baseball Tcain, H1005 Vice-P1'csi4lmi1, Olaf-is Hirst terxnl 1000-'0Tg Secretary and 'I'rcas- urer of Class tlast ternij l!IOTg Nlanagvr of College 'l'rnck 'I'cam, l!l07g Captain of Uollcgu Soc-ond llasolmll rllffillli, l90Tg Captain of Collvgm- Football Team, 10073 lfAl.lClIJOSC0l'l'1 Stall, 19043- 07908: Glue Club, l!l00-'07, 1007-'0Sg Vico- Prm-sidentu of Class, 10079081 Assistant Manager nf KAT.l'IlDOSC0l'l'1, 1007-'08g Pl'L!SlCl0lll. of Stnmlm-nts' Council, l007-'08g lik-iiilmoi' of Students' Cnnnvil, l000-'0T. l!l0T-'0Sg Cnllugv 'Iiasclmall 'l'canl, 1007: Captain of Senior Class liasm-hall 'l'ca1n, 100:-lg Assistant Manager of Iiasolrall 'l'va1n. H3081 Cap- tain Collage Trac-k 'l'0a1n. 1007-'0S. HI 'l'llllL',, lmilx from lflltifilljfllllflll Cuunly uml lrnmrs all rlhuul luhrlf-1-u l'l'U1I-Y, 1'lr:. .All Johns Ilup- lcinx hc c.1rp1'rrls lu Ivurn ull llivrn is to lmolv ubuul Im'1lf-lvriu, ,llirrrolnvs mul I nuI1nrrll, Wm. Flmxlc l4l'2WIS, ll. S., V., lf H ll ....... ...............,. ....... ' I 'azvwvll, Va. UNION. l'lltl'l'lll04ll1ll0 Marshal. l1l00g Final Marshal. 1000: Chairman Final lnviiation Conlniiitou. H1065 flyllill2lSllllil 'I'cain. H105-'00-'0Tg I'r1-sirlvni, of Class st-cond tvrnil l!i05-'00g Scc'1'vtary of Class Hirst tm-rinj 1000-'0Tg Y. ll. C. A. limliinr of Magaziiw, 1000-'07: Sovrulary Y. M. C. A., 1000-'07g llnsi- nosss Manager of Kalviclosvnpc. l000-'07g Chair- man Final invitation Cmnniilivu. l00T: Final Svn- , lor l'r1-simla-nt Union Sm-it-ly. l00Tg Snvroiary nf 1 J 0079081 xl1'lllli0l'Klf Dramatic V Clnlm. i007-'0Sp iilanagvr of Baseball 'l'0an1, H1083 . Collage Football 'l'va1n, l!l0Tg lirliinl'-iii-Ullicf of KAI.:-:Inoscom-1, H107-'Orig l'r4-simlvnt nf .Xthlvtiv As- snvintinn lst-1-onml lt'l'llll H107-'08: ljl't'Slll0lll of Sc- llllll' Class lsm-cnnml ll'l'llll l!l0T-'0S. 7'lw Loral only lrnulrs lrllul will ll'1'1'UIIll.' of him.. 50 R0li1'IR,'1' Ol:.A1oNo IQVUIC1-1 ........ 4- Joux Ii. Mo1c'1'oN ..,.,.A ,.. ...........................Qliiclunoml, Va. l'1IILAN'l'1Ili0I'lU. ,174-Iegalte Student C01lfl'l'0l1K'C, As11cvi11v, N. C., 111055 Student x70I1lllt,00l' Convention. Nushvillo, Tenn.. 15100, and Virginian Y. M. U. A. Sl11lll'1111 Con- forolwe, Cllawlottosvillv, 10073 College Fflibtllilll 'I'c-um, 10055 Relay '1'czun, 1005-,005 Gylllllilsilllh 'I'v:1m, 15105-'00, 11106-,073 Class Busclmll 'l'1-sun. 10009 Glass lfootlmnll 'l'1-um, 10053 Ulmirmzln Mis- sionary Committecg 1ntc1'1ncdi:1tc Senior Oraxtor, 15108. lim, Inuekn', ucoulrl nmvlm an good slcflu for H10 Noull: .-lfrifruns, but fin srl-:filly olluvs llc will prob- ably sure laims1'lf. ........,Nilllnmk, Vu. l'1l1LAN'l'I1110l'IC'. Hylllllllfiilllll 'l'vum, 11105-'00-'0T5 Y. N. C. A. Dclcguto, Norfolk, Vu., 10063 Gyl11l1IlSi11111 Instruc- tor, 11100-'0T. dvr' of NlI!'l'f'H-9, umm' fwfr, for Nm'lfy,' 111-ill asia H11 'lI'tlJl.U 51 C'.YPl'I ljU will find lhc pu-Ill, that lends to Ihe lud- JOHN LANGDEN Romans ......... N Va. l'll I l.AN'I'll ll0l'lf'. Glass Football Team, 19055 Percy Ecbols Me- morial Sclnolarsbip, 19055 S. l.'. Lees Seholarsllip, 1906-'07. Mr, Rogers, our Ilm'mil, is rl. musician by imlurcg the pulpit is his culling. llc is slow and dclilwravlc, and will onuka' zz li-uc Old Presbyte- rian, 7n'cuclzei'. BWVERUCY W- STRAS, JR-, V-, H- S., B 0 Il, I, W ............................... Tazewell, Va. l'll l LANT1 I R0l'1C. College Football Team, 1000-'07g College Base- ball Team, 10079085 Captain College Track Team. 19063075 Viee-President Class llast terml 1900- '07g Manager College Football Team, 10073 Gym- nasium Team, 1906-'07, 1907-'0Sg Captain Class Baseball Team, 19073 Captain Class Football Team, 19075 Business Manager Q1-esigriedj KA- mllmoscorlc, 19079085 Jnvitation Committee Ger- man Club, 1906-'075 President German Club, 1907- '0Sg Track Team, 19073085 Final President Phil- anthropic Literary Society, 1907-'08. Ile is boiler lanown as illil.'c, the 1'l'lSlMl'l,fliIf.l' ln, Ihr: f'lll'll-VC he will be the Prime Minister of a Nonlh, f1'lllG'l'lCCb'll Rvpublirr, or else misc an insur- rcrlion. among lhc reptiles along the Amazon. I 4 1 N71 52 A '1'. K. Ymuw, Il. S., lx' In .,..,.,,..,..... lq1l'Y'1:l11'fl, W. Va. UNION. F0111-gv 1311111112111 'l'4-nm. 111003 1,'r4-simluni, Class. fsm-mul 1Cl'1ll, 15100-'0Tg Clams HiS10l'1ill1. 1000- '0T- lllim'-Snwiufy Ilvlmio, 1007: I1110l'-Ulblllfgiillk Ilulrame, 10075 Junior llrntm' Iu1,1-rum-mliuiu. 1007: 15111211 Jmliol' Oruimx 10075 IJc1u,g:1i,v Y. Xl. U. .L C'u11w-xltiull. Ullurluiic-svillu, Vu.. 10075 Hem-rm-t,:n'y 1 'e .1 HH1l4'iEl1,1llll fscq-mul 11'l'1ll1 15107: liAl.1f:lnosc'o1-1-1 Hiulll 1007: Prusiflunt Ath- ' lulic :XNN41l'11lt11411l ffirsl, turmj 15107-'08g 1n1c1'111o41i- lic 51111111 411.11013 10079084 .-Xssisinni I.il11':u'i:111. 1004-05: lollm-go lfnrrilmanll 'l'0:1m, 15107: l in:l1 ln- viiniimm f'01ll1ll1L1,l!0, 151073081 ll1tu1'-Nm-iuty Dv- lmiv. 10079085 U1l2l1l'lIl1l1l llilmlu U0llllll111l'l'. 1007- 0'4- N1-c'1'c't:11',V Hilulm-ni, Uuum-il. 1000-'07, also 111079083 S1'l'l'K11Ell'.1' and '1'1'0a1s1ll'ur Hvnim' Class fS0l'1l11lI 101'lll1 10079081 Vanlmli4'1,ul'i:ll1. Sl11l1l11' 'l'. If. is lrimf mul rlvvp nf llmuyhl. llrr ix IIWH- f'.rv1'll1'nl spwr-l.'1'1', unrl II 1111111 arnmug lrix follow slufl1'ul.w. .lx Il' yu'r'm-l:1'1', lvl HN H'iNfl llinl mfr-1-css. 1111. S'l'l'11 I11'ZNSON SMVVII 11onm'ury 11l0111bQl'. ' iii 53 uonclam Members of Senior Class AI.I.IcN, JIIIIN IIIQNIIY ......... ANIIIILIISON, CIIAIII.I':s ANIIIIJIIMIN. . . ANIII+:IcsoN, JOIIN ANIIIII-Jw. . . . AIIIIISKIEAII, JAIIIES 0wI:N ...... AImIs'I'IIONII, .IMII-Us WII,I,IIuI . . . A'I'IcIxs, :XLl lll'Ill SYINI-:s'I'I4:I:. .. HAIINAIIII, E. UIIAIIICNCE ........... 13If:IIINuIcI:, WII,I.IMI RII'I'III':IIIvoIIII.. BUYIIIN, EVIDWAICIJ UAIIIIINu'I'ox X'I.x.I BII'I'cIIIaII, GIcoIIuII: l?oNsI'oIuI ....... UIIAMIII,Is:-I, R. .I.If:E ........ . VIIAIIIIIIINI-2, R0uIf:I:'I' WA'I'soN. . . IIJIIVIIISUN, R. JCIIIIIINII ....... EmaI.I+:s'I'0N, SAAIIII-II, DANIIQI... ICLMI, CIIAIIIIIIILIIS .......... . l'1I.mN, l+II.I.IAII IIIIIIIII. .. 'lf'I.I':IIINu, CAIN. ....... . II'oIuI, WM. IIIQNRY, . . l 0S'l'l'IIl, W. DIXON ......... 1lA1,I,I':II, DAVIII ALIQXANIII-:Ic. . . IIALIQS, lSAIIIcsImI,I-1, .III ..... HMIII,I., 'IIAIIIII' BYIINI-1 ........ . I'IAIzNsIIIcIIuI+:II, llmclw IIIQIQIIIIN ..... IIAIINSIII-:mIIcIc, 'l'IIoIIIIs .I.I'I I'I.I':'I'oN INIII-1, l'IAIcN1os'I' Cl 1'l.I'IIQ .......,.. . IIIVINII, CIIAIIIIIQS RIIIII-:I:'I'. .. IIIVINII, .loIIN 'I'IvIINIcIc .... .loIINs, FIIANK S'I'oImAII'I'. . . -IAIII-is, XYILSON HOISNICAU.. LIcwIs, WAI. FRANK .,... l.I:cIcIf:, 1loIIIcIc'I' UIIIIQNII ...... MCGIIIIIQII, JAMES ULAIIIOIINIQ. . . MCGIQIII-III, RILIIIAIIII POSICY. . . 3l0li'I'0N, .IQIIN RUIII-:Ivr, .lII. . . RoIIIf:II'I'soN, WM. QIAIENIW, JII. . . ROIIIQIIS, JIIIIN LANIIIION ..... SIIITII. HIIAIIAAI GQIIIION. .. SNI-:I.I,. OLNI-:Y l'II,I,Io'I I'I-1. . . S'I',IIsI,I4:s, LINTON DUNN.. N'I'IIAs, BIIVIIIILY WII,I.IAM .. Towm-III, JAIII-:s Axlmlaw. . . XYIILTING, BILIIIN FIIIIII-xxx. . . YOUNG, 'l'IIoMAf-I K ....... HflfllINIIZJI-Nflllllqj, .f'lllll'IOHC U. II., . . . . . .f llfl'lI1I7f11!'. .........f1Cll'IL'fy, Ilarmprlclz.-N-irllzvy, ........,Ilrlrion, . . . . . . .Rocuwl.:c, Ilnm711101:-Nirlrwy, l'4'If'rsII1rI'y, HCIHI1llIl'll'NilllICflj, ........lf11wIiug, . . . .l'l?ll'I'Sb'Il1'g, . . .lI'clL's Vfrllvy, .f'lIurloHr: l'. Il., .lIfiClHNO'l1ll, Nlmpparrls. . . .lf-ivlI.lIIoml, , . . . lIyucIIbIl'r'g, ..H'iIIir1nIsIIIII'g, . . . . .I'm'ulmu1us, . . l I'1'rlrfrirfL'.wlIHwy, 0fIl.'la1Id, . . .SlmIIItmI, . . .SI1lunIoII, . . .Iilr1f:l.'sloIm, . .lIoII:uI'fl.vI:illf', . . .lIllIWl'7'dSl7'flI0, . . .1 1ll'lHl7fllC, . . l'clcrslmrg, . . .7'a:cIvcH, . . .lH1'II.lll0'llCI, .. .Ab'ilcIIe, . . ..'lb'ilCl1C, ....lIillbuIIlII, . .lflavl.vslonv, ... . .W'il0y, . . . lficlulrollfl, . . . ..lf011r1Iml, . . .IfllllCl'1IlUlLf, . . .fI'u:cII:cIl, . , .l'IllI1cys, .. . ..1InrshalI, . . . Iiuyforzl, W. 4 Vu. V u. VII. V rl. I ml. Vu. Va. Va. Vu.. Va. VU. 1' II. Vu, VII. Vu Vu Va Vu 1.11 HI Vu ,Url Va Trl Vu Vu Va V41 Va Vu V11 Va Va, Va Va Vu V41 Vu Vu V a 1,11 Vu Vu I Senior Class History 1115 1llCllllJUl'S of tho Sc-nior Class, 2ll:ll'l' four yours of' lutrxl but silccvssfill work, now look buck upon their oaroor with iuinglr-cl 'l'z-clings of S2lllSl'ilCl3l011 zuul rvgrct. .lt is natural tlmt wv :Irv somo- whut saltisiivml with ourselves for lmriug so s1lcoc'ss'l'11lly 1-lumlrml the 'pursuit ot each profossor, with his many pitt'ulls-tests :incl Oxzlllls.-to cult-li tho foot of thv i111wzu'y-lzizy and sporty. 'lll1t'Sl' pitfalls lmvc- ln-ru lllillly uucl of various kinds, :Intl it has ova-r tukon an alert ow and quick uuliou to uvoid going clown with at rush. So wo frm-l il littlo primlc- iu oursolvrs as wc' look lmok ovvr thc' tiolcl which wv liuvc-, ut lvnst, p:u'tiz1ll.v Iukvn. llow Sl1l'tlllg0 it is that :ls wc- 1-11t'vi'wl in the fall of llfltl-If :uul lookc-tl up thu liuv to thc' position which we now oceciipy, wo womlc-1-041 how out- small hoaul coulcl. hold all hm- li1llWV,'l, whilo now wo look buck wondoring how wc- lmvc- gotta-u so saifvly to our pri-st-nt position knowing us littlv as wr clo, for wo lmvu lmut lwgun to rc-ulizo how littlo wo clo know tlllil how much is lwfour us-tho fur, cliin future. All of us lmvo not llCt'1l staunch Sl11J1l0l'lA0l'S of this Class of 1,908 siuoo it origiuutvtl four yt-urs ago, nor luwo all of us fought uuclc-r its SlliHltlil.l'Ll as long us thrro yours, yt-21 as long us two, hut wo lkllit' coiuvrs fc-4-l as proucl of hor ilf'1ll0Vf'lll0lll'H as thc- oltlvst x'c't't-11111 of tho class. Our class llliltll' tl ttlllll' pzliwltiivvly hrillizult stzlrt, having tllltrlll' twm-nty-tivo.un-uilwrs uutlr-r the Sl'2llHl21l'll tlu- first your, hut the fziillrliul 'fc w of to-rlzly :Irv few iufloofl. Of thc- twenty- tiw- of thc' lirst scssion hut l'lll'0t' rc-uuliuz l . S. Johns, tho uuui of might, J. L. Rogers, tho 11or1uit of XV0l'Sll21ll1,H C. A. JX1ltl01'S01l, the swvot siugvrfi At tho ln-giuuiug of thc' sm-cfoiul tr-riu of .1110-L-'05 our uuullwr was iuorvatsc-rl hy the zulvvut of ill. U. lniolfv, c'l31'otlw1', zuul J. li. Norton, Nthv askor of qucstionsf' At thc- lic-giuuing of svssion 1905 wo wc-looulml in our work W. l1'. flimwis, tho frii'o11s-got-i 'g ll. li. fill1lllllillSS, tl1o lllilll of worcls 5 ll. A. llalllvr, tho rvzll pon zu'tist g Ellltl W. ll. lilostvr, 'ill Gilrsou num. Our I'2l1lliS wc-ro 2lllg2Qllll'lll'K'tl thc- following your hy tho alppr 111111100 of 'l'. KK. Young, nu ornror : zuul li. XV. Strus, Jr., Htho iuzui who woulal llo thiugsf' At tht- opvuiug of the prcsvnt sc-ssion l'l. G. Elcan, Ntlu- lovvr of luclios 3 and VE. U. ll:u'u:u'rl, G1':u1clpa1, wrro glucl to uuitv 'with us in our upwzircl strugglt-. Uur vlzlss has soon quitc- :1 llllllllwl' of 0llilllQlS in rho 2l'l'li211l'S of thc vollvgo. 'llhv first Olltlllgi! was in thr cupzxc-ity of zu now prosicll-nt, lir. Ji. Gray .McAllistvr, tho tliuiiuutivv HHIIIHQ Elfllll' this, 0ll2l1lg0S huvo followwl g2llUl'OS Sfblllt' wv wol- conwd und others gzwc- us soro hoarts. Our first great calamity was tho loss of senior vacation, Elll institution of grwlt ruluc- to iuany, uniny stuflouts. The next czlnuigt- that l1it', us quite ai littlm- was that F1'f'1'lC1l mul Gorumn wc-ro inaelv lTl1l't'l'-yl't1l' coursvs, uncl we wc-rv allowc-cl but two hours loss in our I-lvotivos. 'llho last olnnigo to pursuv is, tolmt we c-unuot miss more than 0110- thircl of thv t5ll2l1DOlS, unloss wo shall lw put ou prolmtiou flux following lK'1'lll and then if ropoatocl that tc-rni wc will grvot our pzum-nts at hou1o g-a mild 55 way 111 1311111311111 11l1llgS. 111111' Wl'11'1'l' 11215 12111011 1-11 111011111111 1110 0111111050 111111011 1111s 111v1,11'111l us wilh 11110 g1'0111 11011011135 111 1111111 1111111111111 A1111111111110 111110. S111'01'11l C1l1l1lg1'S 11111'0 110110111011 IIS 111111 W0 1lilVl' 11'101l 111 s111111' 11111' 1111111'01:i111v11111 111 1Z111'lll. W0 11'01'0 1'111111v01l 111 1111' 11001'ss11'y 111 Ql'11'111g 1101'1111ss11111 111 visit 1'11ll'lIlV1l11'. XVO 1v01'0 giv011 1110 l'llll' XV1l1'l'1'11'Y W0 NV1'l'U g11'1'll 111'11 11111111s 111 11111' class llli1l'1C 111 011011 11l'l'lll 11 1v11 112111 11111 1111ss01l 1011 1101' 1'l'.ll1'. 111 1110 11lllll1N?l' 111 0111ss0s 110111 1l1ll'1llQ 1110 10l'lIl. 01 1:11111's0 1110 11l1s011110 111 1T1l1' 1J1'U'1:1'SS1bl' 11000ss111'1ly 1:1111 1111w11 11l0'1lllllll11'l' 111 1cl11ss1-s 110111 111111 1111 11'111z1111111s'Q111'011 111111'0 1111111 11110-1111111 XVOVI' 111'111111011. 131111101 111111 il 1111111 111 111-11s0 l lllll 1111111110 111 sing 111 1111' l11v0 111 l711g11 111111 l,'010, 111 IJ, A. 111111 G1-1'1111111 111 11.1111 111. 1'1111111,y-111111,' 111111 U1lU1ll1S1'l Y, 111 'Foster 111111 11111111s 5 11111 11l11s1 1'111's0 w111'1'11y s11l1'11-01's 1111181 go 1111s1111g 111111 11111110, 13011, 111 lllillly 1111101' l111'1-s, s111111e l1111'11 111 1110 S111111 11111 111'110l'S 01111UXVl'L1. w11111 11111119 1111- 1l'Y1llg 111l2ll11 Y. .1l11w01'01', 11101'0 is 21 1101-11 1l'1'111'l'111lll 1vl110h 11111115 11111 1vh11l0 0l11ss 111 '08 1'11'lllly 1111111111 111g01'1101', 111111 1'l11'1111gl1 1110 lllilllly .y0111's 111 11111110 1111150 111111' 11110111 1111 112111l1lL11'll'S11l1ll V 111 11111' 1'2ll'l'V y11111211 will OVUI' 110 1111' 11s 11s H21 W1'll 111 1i1'111g NV2l101',,-1l1'l'1l2l1JS 111 Silllll' 1J2ll'l'111l 1110. 'l'111's0 111'0 1l11yS 111-1'01' 111 1111 1111'- g111113011, 211141 111 1l'1:1'l'l' 111.0 will 0v01' 1111110111' 1110 1111111110s1 111111 111'1g1111-six 111 11111' l11'0s. 1.'111'111111s,-1111' who lillfMVS,--1JCl'11il1JS 11 S111110 1111111 111 1110 114111 1111'-111111111111 f1'll12lll'0 sonic 111 11s w01'0 111 v1s111 1111s 11111 1311211513 W0 1111111111 1110011 11 111111111111i1'0 11111110 of 1110 H11C1'VOllS 1lilll11,,, l1l'g11lg 11 M111-vf' .11'., 111 11111110 11l1111g 1111111 1110 to C111ll'C11.,, But 1110 4'y111111g Ql50v.', 0x011s0s l1i111s011 w1111 1110 111011 1111112 1111 11111s1 1v1'110 111 111s 1111111113 1111' itz 11215 1101111 11111'00 W1-011s si1100 1 111110 w1'111t011 111111.71 01' Zlgilill W0 will S00 11 1v1lll'0l', y111111g N01'vy 1111 111s way 111 il 111'Uf11SSU1',S 11111110 111 11511 1110 111'1110ss111' 11 110 1111111 11111 1111'g1111'1-11 111 assign 1111 11x01'0is0 1111' 1110 110x11 111ss1111. 3111111 1111111g111s 11111y W1-11 s01'1'0 111 11g111011 171111 1111111 111: 1'l'gl'l'1H w11ic11 c1'11w11s so 11111111 IIS 11s W0 1111111' 11111' 011111's0 111 11Rllll1111l'l1'S1111l1'y. 11 is 114111 011sy 1111 111111 --111 l11'1-1111 1110s0 1'0ll110l' 110s 111 11ss110111111111 which 11111'0 1111111111 11s 11'1g01.1101' 1111' 111111' y1'21I'S. 111111' W0 11111'0 111111111 1'1-11011011 1110 1111107 '1:1ll' W1l11f11 W0 11111'0 S11 111'11111111s1.v S11l'lIQ1Q,'1l'1l, NV1l1'l1 W0 1111151 go 11111 111111 1110 NV11l'111 211111 111110 1111 111111 S1Tl'l11,fgl1'. 1M2l'V W0 1101'01' 110 111111111 Willl1'1llQ 211111 sl11111' 111111 1'1l1DllQ1l W0 111'0 11-w y01n 11110 111111111111 is 1,1111 1110 'H1101'. When 111011 h111'0 111111111011 s111110 011111111011 task, .1lilVl' l'0il1'll011 1110 YV111lF 01111 111 ll 11111'1'1111' 11111' Which has 110111 1110111 111geth01'. 1h0y 011,011 ask With 11, show of 1'0g1'1-L, Shall 1v0 1111101 11110 1111y'? 1Y0'v0 11111sh011 lllll' 111sk. 'l'h111111h 5111110111111-S 1111'1f0 .Xt the 1011i1111s1111s's, 1110 1lllll1I1I'llIll 1.01111 Uf 11111' 11111'1'111v. 111111111111 1'1'l10g1' 1110, 1ll1l'll110l1, what 11111t1,01's? W0'1'0 1'0111e111-11 the 01111. Ay. 111 t111'o1vi1111' 11 f111'011'1-11 121111100 11'01' 11111' 500110 Of 111111011 work, we n01-11 not 11011 The 1111111111-s, if 1111 110 :40l'0!ll' A1111 111111py 111111 f11i1'-when we meet again. I'I1sTo111AN. 56 X 5 , i N fi -' .ei mx . s 9 I . on 5: QQ 1 f x .X rr- if 1 I 0... PX. L, 1' .S-:iigg -4 jf f 2-QLQLLEEAQQBLQA unior Class MOTTO: Take things as flu-y ceolnc- C'm,m:s: fjl'2lllQ'0 :mfl Xvlllff' YELL: Ullippv-gm-1'v0, gn-ri, go-rifv! ZiIll'?lIl, Zipl'?lll, Ul'2lllQ'U :md whiiv! Hi www. him 1liSi'lllIl hinv! rl I f f . Rall, Vllll, 11111, rzlh, ,Nill01'01'D-1li1l0! OFFICERS First Term Sfrvvnlfl 7'm'1n W. G. CROCKE'I l' PRl'ISllll'IN'l' COR'l'l..-XNIYI' 'Muljll ANDERSON CARY Vlvlc-Plclfzslnlf:N'1' 'I+'. XV. YOUNG B. P. IICGGLESTON Smclclvluxln' AND 'l'luf:Asl'1c1cn S. B. IIANN.-XII 'lI'1s'ronmN I.. ll. LANUAS'l'lCI! L. H. LANCASTER 57 Al,l Ill'Ilb S. .1'1'mNs .,... ...... ......... ...4.... A I a n'inn, Va. UNION. 'N Delegate to Y. M. C. A, COllV0llll0ll. lxelcl in 1'ete1'sburg, Ifels. 14-17. 1904. Represented the Soplnnnore Class in De- elailnc-r'a vuntest, between S0lJllUll1U1'0 and I 1'eslnnan, 1904- . .lllcxlcv l3lscel1o1f', 11. S ............ ...,..... I 'atc-rson, N. J. l'NIoN. V. x'1l'C'Pl'CH11l1'l1l, Athlet-ie ,xHSfl0lilll0ll lsevfnul termj, 1900- ' 5 '07: Captain Class Ifootlmall 'l'ean1, 1900-'0T5 Tl'C2lS1ll'Gl' of 1. M. U. A., 1907-,083 Manager College 1 001,lmll Tclllll, l908. Lmlm-11. lliowm-:N, ll. S., lx' .l, W, L' Norfolk, Vu. UNION. ' ego Fnnilmall 'I'eam, 19065 Class Footlmll 'l'ean1. 19005 Vive-l resident. Class Uh-at turinj 1906-'07g IQALEIIIOSCOPE Mall' 1900-'07g College Football TCSIIN, 19075 Class Foot- lnll l'ea1n, 1900-'073 Magazine Stall. 19079085 SO1Jll0lllOl'0- l4'ree-slnnan Magazine Medal, 1907. l n.xNK ii'n11.'1'oN IZRQWN, ll ,I li' X? Lewislmrgg, W. Va. UNION. 21 Delegate Y. M. C. A. State Convention, Cllarlottesville, I l90Tg Marshal at lllllC1'1Il0lll1llCS and Finals. 19075 Y. M. U. A. Stall, 1906-'073 Final Junior O1'atm', 19073 0I0lllb0l' M' ' of Student Council, 1907-,083 D1'ill1lil1lC Club, 1908. 58 F' J Iiolslcm' T,Yx1.xN C'.xl:'l'14:I: .........,,...,... ....,.,. J Xlll0ll2l, XVII l'llll.AN'l'llll0l'lC. W. G. C'l:mw1c1a'l l', ll lx' ll, W ...,,... ...... ' l'uzc-wc-ll, Va UNION. Field Day Cmnmittcu. l!l07g llleu Club, 1906-'07-'OS5 Assistzult lllzumgu-r Dmnmtim- Clulm, H1015-'07-'0Sg hlZl ilZlll0 Stull, 19079085 1'1'm-simln-111, .luniur Class, 1907-'08 Dllirst tcrmj. Alum Uluxlclcl-1 Ilxvxs, lx' L' ,... ..,..... Q lfulclslmm-0, N. V. lil x 1 m x Pl'1eNlf:1.x, EtiI'Jl,l'IS'l'1JN', fl' 1' Ullill'lUl'l'l' U. ll., Val. UNION. H1-W1-t:1l'y and 'l'1'cz1surc1' Class Hirst. 11-rmj 1907-'08, 59 Ill-:vlf:Rr.r ljl'l3Nl'ILl, l2GGT,lCSTON, JR., fl' 1' Charlotte C. H., Va. UNION. QI. ll. ll. Vl?l'l'ZHl'ZR.Xl,l7, ff Al, W ........ Blackstone, Ya. l'llIl.AN'l'lIll0l'lC. liucrincdiate Junior Orator, 19095 Student Body Coun- cil. 1906-'07-'08g 1.'0lllllgXVU1'tll Junior Essayiat Medal, l90Gg Intermediate luvitation Committee, 19075 Vice- l'rcaident Student Body Council, 1900-'07g lntermediate Senior Orator, 19073 Y. M. C. A. Committee, 1906-'07g Substitute on College Baseball Team, 19075 Class Football Team. 19075 German Club .Invitation Committee, 1907-'08, Manager Class Football Team, 1907. v , , 1 . if lv '5 , V filiAIlAM GIl.'Ml'IR, ll ll nl ................,..,.......... Draper, Va. l'll ILA NTII ROP! C. Intermediate Marshal, 1907, 'Elected 'Intermediate Junior Orator, 1908, Track Team, 1908. S. ll. ll.xNN.xu, .1a.,ll. S., A .I ..A1'bovale, YV. Va. UNION. Delegate to Student Volunteer Convention, Nashville, 'l'enu., laarcb, 19069 Class Track Team, 1900-'08, Vice- President of Y. M. C. A., 1906-'073 Manager of Class Football Team. 1906-'07, Chairman Intermediate Invita- tion Committee, 19075 Marshal for Finals, 19073 Final lnvitation Committee, 19075 College Football Team, 19063 .l'w-sident of Class fseeond terml 1907g Junior Orator Intermediates, 1907: President Y. 111. 'C. A., 1907-'083 Kanlcmoscovl-1 Staff, 1907-'08, Captain Class Football Team, 19075 Manager College Basket-ball Team, 19085 Inter- mediate lnvitation Committee, 19085 Assistant lllanager of College Football Team, 19085 Secretary and Treasurer of Class fsccond ternij 1903, Student Council, 1906-'085 College 'lll'ilCli Team, 1907. 60 I 1.. 11. I,.xxv.xs'l'l-11: ,.., , .......,...........,.. . .... Almiiigmluii, X751 VN ION. Union Idssanyist M1-41:11. 10009071 Chest, Iixpunsimi Prize 1000-01: lfmul Aiill'Sil2li. 1007: IJ:-lm-gain to Y. XI. U. A i'1l11Vl'1liiUll ni. i1'Yllt1ili1l1l'g', 10085 1'1isI,o1'i:1n uf Class, 1007 '0S. l'o1c'1'l,ixN1r1' vhi'f1c.k'1H', fi' 1' ..... ..... .... I 1 'rzmkliu, W. Yau 'I l'1I1l1AN'l'1Il10l'll'. 11. 11. iI01lSt0ll Prizm- Sl'IlUlil1'Silill, 11100: l'rusidunt, ul' Nopllmnuru Clams Hirst terml 1000-'073 fli.Yllll1l1Sil1111 'l'1-um, 15105-'00-'07g 1J4'il'j.Q2lil? 10 Y. XI. U. .X. Slate CUIIYOII- limi ut .1.ym:li1nn'g, Vu., 10083 Clam:-1 Fuutlmll 'l'm-um, 1007- '0Sg i,l'0Hi1i0l1i1 of .l'uni4n' Class Qsw-mul l0l'll1J 1007-'0Sg Sm-u1'c1,u1'y Y. AI. U. A., 1008-'005 .Kixlmzlnoscovl-: Stul1', 1007- '08, W1i,l.l.xM llmnucs AIAN N, .1 H., ll l1'.I Nu1'1mvu'x', Vu. l'lI Il.AN'I11l1101'1U. 11111-n'i1iz-uliniv -luuim' Umturg AIill'5ilili 11111-r-Suciet.y Dc- lmio. v v ' ' 11 11.1.1.XA1 11. M.XII'1'1N, ll fl .1 ........,.,.. Riohminnl, 'iz I'lIII.AN'I'1l1111I'll'. Claiptnill l'ullo,gv ,llnslu-1.-1m:1l1 'I'c:nn. 1007-'08g l inn1 ln- vitntiun Cmiunittm-c, 10085 .luuior Class Relay Tcalln. 61 - A.. ..,.-,...-.KA..u.. . -., .IA mfs Ur.xIl.l.,x1:lw St'U'l l', fl' 5. ........ Pl'f0l'S11l11':Qf, Val. l'l111.AN'l'l1Il0l'lC. fl. W. SINTON Jn. II. S. X W ........' Iiiclnmmnl Yu. 7 7 7 9 Svorctury mul T1'CilSl1l'C1' nf SOIIIIOIIIOFC Class lsvcoml tc-rnmj 1900-'0Tg Class 'I'rau:k Teaun. 1906-'07, 19079035 Ilnuxulticz Club, 1900-'07, 19079085 Magazine Stn11', 1907- 085 liA1.lc11msc'o1'1c Stuil', 1907-1084 Busclmll Team, 1900-'07, VNO1i1'Ill'1' 131-:x'1'1,1f:x' Wlnsox .,..............,....... STOVII11, N. U. l'Il 1LAN'1'1lR0l'1C. 'I 1:I4:1m XVA1,'l'I'I11 Yorxu ,,.....w,. .......w. 1 Tobrmm, Vu. VNION. Class Baan-1m11 'l'va1m, 19059001 Hylllllil!-1111111 'I'c:un, 1905- '01i. 1900-'07, 19079085 Vice-1'rc-siclcnt, Claws 150001111 1.011111 1907-'0Sg D014-g':11.o to Y. M. U. A. State Ucmvontimu ut 1.ync111mrg, Va.. 19085 Filml Invitation Committc-0, 1907- '08q Class Footlmll Teillll, 1907-,0S. lit! unior Class History ' Vt'fll'S algo l'XVI'lll'V-l'lg'lll' tiniiml l'll'l'Sl11ll01l nssr-nilmlc-al at nhl ll.-S. Nl O H - - with the ostoiisilmlc pin'poso of alrinlcing clccqwt' frmn thc- fountain of lillUXVll'ClQl'. Of this nlnnlnc 1' ll1il'lf'r'n l'UllIl'lll'tl fm' tht- nvxt svssinn zmtl were jninocl by iwcnly-H11'1'a Ulll0l'S who wc-rv oitht-1' now mon ni- they ceoiisiclfeiml that class nf 309 as at linoi' c-lass tlnln thi- noxt lllgllvl' illltl for this rozison tlcuirlocl to tlirmx' thvii' lots in with ns. Hut nun' wx- lmvu tl1lV2lll00tl to al. ninrv mligniliml position :incl have stuppml lic-ing it torrm' to l'1l'l'Sllllll'1l. Only tln'm-0 of tlw 0l'lQlll2ll ninnlwi' lmvc' p1'nvc'ml fuitlifnl-'uni' piwsimlviitt for thc- lust tvrni, iildlllgll- Sinn lltlllllllll, :intl lJnzn', Ynniigr. -l,lt'ilH2lllf inc-innrivs 0-mtv to ns Wll011 wc- think nf thnst- who lnivv lc-ft: ns lx-tt'oi'cr wo lmvc- win-liul tht- 1-ntl nt' uni' j0lll'1lt'f' 1l'l'l'0l' il lllltltlllltl. 'lll1f'l'0 :mi the .luyiivs lll'lllllt'l'S, l3illi0 .Xll:inson, :intl lJil'Vllt', ull lll0llllJt'l'S of thc foot- hull tcznn clnring 4tlll l'll't'Slllll2l1l .vcnig lint stiilvwl with ns for only uno sc-ssinn. 'l'hvn the-re im- Strut St'i'z1tt'un, wht: l'4Q'lll1ll'l'V haul his hair l2llllltlt'l'0tl, lvnth of our colclwutml Kings, Rnclcof4-llm , livznis, :incl Rosh- fl3m'nin, tho fngitivc- frmn I'nw1wc- I-Bill 5 all for vurimis l'l'2lSU1lS lmvc lc-ft ns tn Qtllllllllltt mu' wily as host wc- c-an. lint, tn i'vtni'n mice' innvt' to tht- prosvnt inonilmers nf the class of '09- Tlio Jnnirn' class lNl2lSl'S innrm- of its iiQl'Zl'Y llltll'l0l',, than of its pliysiczil sti'c-ngth Zllltl prmvvss. 'lint in spitv of this wo wvro i'opi'vsc-itll-tl ln' Slini't'y', Bowrlou :intl lliscliuf nn tht- fnrmtlmzill tcznn. Anil wo liopv tnlw wvll i'vp1'0- sm-1111-fl on tho lmsolmll tmnn. In tho utlim' clvpa1't'11wi1ts of cnllvgo nc:t'ivity W0 arc not wuntiiiggx 'ln the Y. N. U. A. tht- piw-sirlvilt' :intl l'l'l'2lSlll'l'l' nrt- nic-n of the Jnnim' class. Uni' nun nn tlw inalgzlzinv stzltt :Irv Vlg0NVtlf'll, Sinton, Urncflwtt', who holml the positions of llSHlSl'2llll' orlitm' of t'XUl12l1lQl'S, mlitm' on Athlvtivs, :intl mlitm' nn 4'C'ollog.1'0 :incl C'anniu1s. On the li.XI,lCllDOSCUI'I'I staltf, iisilllli, Ilannzili, 'l'l1c- lfloiiniwllmlc- C'm't'luiulI 1lcC'o'v, :intl ,lin1,' Sinton zlnswr-1' for ns. lVhil0 i11 tho play givvn :it l1llt'l'lll0tlltll0S mn' class hurl tlirc-0 111011--lil'0XVll, film-lwtt, :intl Sinton.. 'lt niight lw t'i1'cfsoim- tn tht- l'f'2ltll'l' nf this if thci pcfcriilimitiivs :intl colo- l'll'2ll'f'tl clvmls nf t'Vl'l'f' llll'lIlllt'l' ttf this nnlmlv vlalss wr-V0 0lllIlll0l'2ll'0tl. Hut, tho 2I,lll'ftf'l'2ll'lK7 Erlitni'-iii-C'liic-f has llc-vi'r-ml that this liistory shall lm Oxcvocliiigly long, klllfl lvmn' hinnhlv sc-wzlilt' imcwls ninst nlwy. So thc- histuriiln hr-livvos that tl littlc- spam- omulfl hcl tillvrl hy inctntimiing 1-avli inc-inlwi' of thc- class. Anil in rloing this wo shall pi'nc'c'c-tl mlnwn tlw roll as wc- livin' HJ. Gray call it in chapel uvm'y niorning. G3 T1111 1111111 Q111' W1111111 y1111 say 11111111111 '11 who 11-1111s 1111- 1is1' 111 11111' I1a1111-s is Pig 1X1'11i11s. 111- 11215 1111- s1111111 5-1-111-s l'l'Qll12l1'1'V s1-1-11 111s s1l111111W 1111 1111- S1-001111 111:,.1f1C'1Jl'llill'.Y, 111111 is s1111k1-11 111 111-1 1'11111i11g 111 11111111. 111111 g1'11111'i11g 111 G1-1-ck. Ncxt c1111111s 1-11111-11111, 11111' 11-11-111111-11111 N1-w .1111's11y. 111- 1111s 11111y1-11 1111 111111 1111111111111 11-11111 1111' 1w11 f'11ll'S 111111 is 111111111g1-1- 1111: 11' 1111- llI'X13 s1-11s1111. 111111 11-1111 1111 1111s 111- 1111s 1111111 1111- 111111-1- s1-1-i1111s 11111111-1-s, 1111' 111- is high 111 11111 c11'c111s 111 11111- Y. 11-1. C. A. T1111 11111s17 c1111s11i1:111111s 1111-111111-1 111 1111- 1-l11ss 111 '09 1-1111 1,11-si' 1111 111-s1:1'i111-11 111 11111 11-111-11s 111 11llI' 1'1is1111-11111 111 111s1 ,vc-111-, H'111l1'l'l' is 'S11111-iiy' 11L111Wl11'll-, 11-1111 is 1111s111-1111ss1-11 11s 11 111-1--1'1g1111-1'. 111- is, 111111-1-11, s111-11 11 11is1i11g11is111-11 11-1111w 1111111 111112 11111y his 011llll'2lC10S, 11111 UV1-11 11112 W111-111.11 111-11si111-111 211111 111-1111-ss111-s 111 this 11111111- i11s111'.111'i1111 111 11-111'11i11g, 1-11vi1111s1y 1111111 1111 111 11i111.'7 111-, 111s11, 1lilS 1101-11 21 11111111111-r 111 11111 111111111111 11-11.111 '1111' 1w11 3-1-111-s. A1111 111- w11s 1111 1111- KA1,1111111s11o1-1-1 s111111 111s12 f'1'1ll', W111111 1111s 'v1-111- 111- is il lll1'lll1N'l' 111 11111 -h12l.:fI1lZ1ll0 s11111. HS111lly,, 111- H'12l1S1'01',7 111-1111'11 1v11s il 1-11111'111i11g 'v111111g 11111y 111 11111 P11157 g'1YI'1l 115' 1111- 111'1111111111: U11111, 11111 1111- 1llil11'0l' 111 1111111111 111- is 11111s11 111111-11 is 111s 1-1v1111-ly W1111 1111- 11111111 111s1111-11111. '1'111111pg11, 111111111-11111325 111 '4Agggi1,-,sv 1z1'111i11is111, Wo 111111 1'111111111' 1111v1- fllivy 11111111 111-111v11,,' 11111 s111111- 111 11.9 111-11 11111 s11 sm-0 211111111 11. F1-11111 Nick C111-11-1',s 11111111- you 111ig111 s11111111s1- 111111 111s 111s11- 1111- 11fC'1'2l1'll1'1! is 111-1-V1-1-111-11 111' 111111 111- is 1111111111s 11s il 111-11-1111v1-, 111111 11l11lIQ11 11is 1-1111111111111-11 11118 111111-11 1111 111 111111 c111ss 111iW111'11 11-11111 V111-11-1-'s S1111111111-rs, 111- is s11111 U21 1111111 01 111ys111-ry. Ui-i111i111t U1-1111111-11, 111111111111- 11111- 111 1111- 'Vtlllllg 1111111-s 1111:-1-110 111'111111111ic 011113, is il 1111-111111-1 111 1111- 11I11g11z1111- S11111 111111 111 1111- G11-0 011111. The 11111-st 1111111111111 111 1111- 11111ss is A. U. 11111'is, 111-., 1111- 111110 V. P. 1. 131111013 11-11111 11111 H0111 N111-111 S111111. i4PO2l1.ll1tS,, Egg111s11111, 11111 1111111 11-11111 1111111-111111--1111111-111111s1-,U 1'l'1'lIl'11011 11-11111 11111110 1111111- 1111- C111-is111111s l1111i1111ys, 111111 111'11llQ111 w1111 111111 11111 1l1C2lS11'S 11111111 111111, 111 is s11i11, 111-1-11 I-30111111 111 1111 OS11111111111-y 1111111111-r 11-11111 21 NLJ1'lI1211t0. In 11111111- MP1-11 EgQ'1C'S1011 111111 11111 111- 11is1111g11is111-11 11-11111 13111-111-11, 111111 he is 1111111111-r NC11111'1ot1111-1:11111-111111s1-1-1' who 1111s 112111 1111- HN0l'llHl1111S7, 111- HT1111 SHS1117' 111111311 1'01111-11ir1g 8'1:101' 1111- 11111i1111ys. J1111-11-s 11-111111s1i111 11ill'l'1S Fi1zg1-1-11111-110 1111s 1111 11111111-, 11111 111- 111111s1-11 is il 151-1-111 1111111. T110 1111-11-11111111s 111 13111111cs1'1'1111-, 11111 111111111 111 1111- 11111-1'11s1'111g 13. F. 1., is his 11o11111. '1'1C'l'2llISI' 111 his s1111111:i11gy U1 1111111111-s 111- was 11181 y1-111' 1110011-11 11s 1'11i111111-111-1'1p1c N1-11i11r 11l'2l111l' 1111- 11111-1-1111-1111111-s. 111- XV111l 1111 1-ss11yis1's 1111111111 111 19011, 111111 1-1lll'11lQ 111s1 yl'1ll' w11s 1e1111s1-11 11s 21 1111-111111-1- 111 1111- Bench, W11i1111 is s11111 111 111111 1111- s1'11111-111-11o11y. 64 Gll11lf'l', known to HlvllCll' J11111ic- as Mr. i'Gl'2lll2I1l1,, C811 always lu- locafvfl hy 21 wilcl 'Yf'll, wliic-h lu- i'lllilH Q'V1'l'f' fc-11' lllllllll'l'S. Ill Slwillilllg lu- is flu- worsfx 0111111-1' i11 1-ollf-gc-, Ilumgh l 1-a11't say wx- arc- 1'f-111' so1'1 v. ,hlill'lii, ,llilllllilll is 111-1-si1l111f of flu- Y. M. C. A., lll0llllJCl' of Slllill'llf clHlllN'll, Zllltl of flu- K.x1.1-:111os1-ol-11: staff. fllll' lasf yi-a1 s l1lSfUl'lilll says of llllll, his shining pafc- is ow-1' sc-1-11 l1ol1l1i11gg 2ll'Ulllltl klllllbllg IIS, illl'0l'll21l'l'l.V LllSl'l'll1lll'lllQ' Cll'l'lll2ll'S of flu- Y. Xl. U. A. Zlllll 'ads' of 'li1ll4'lQll liyf-.' 'l 'l'hc llo11o1'al1l1- flHl'fl2l1llll',i My-C'oy is fl'0lll NV1-sf Virginia, lllll' 1-1'f-11 wifh fllllll cl1'a,wl1a1c:k is a lNlllC'Sf0l',, illlfl Wlllll1'l' of H0llUllll'Slllp. llc- also l'l'pl'CSClll'S IIS Ull flu- staff of tlu- 1-ollm-go illlllllfll. ' Wa- haw- Rllllfbllg fllll' llllllllN'l'S lllHl'i' s11'i1u- fllllll any ofllvl' 4-lass. xxllflfllvl' once is Pig fhlann, oflu-1'wiso lillUNVll as l1'affy', or lvllllillll IIfNlQf'S, J 1'. .lf lumpu lu- will some mlay g1-ow 1111 fo his nanu- Zlllil lu- fl Illllll. llilli1- 'hl2ll'l'lll, flu- llfl1l'lll'2Ul!'fl ff-llow,', who hoasfs so llllll'll nf lllilf plzuec- Ull flu- 111igl1f'v vlC'I'lllSu whim-h ggocs hiv flu- llilllli' of Nllflllllllllil, 1-an fall: almost as llllli'll as 'lli1-lil' cl2ll'l'lll:Q:f01l conlcl in flu- flays QUIK? hy. Anoflu-r of fllll' 1-lass 1-onu-s f1'o1n flu- f'oc-kzulv Clif,v --lu- is Qli111111i1-U Scott, Hlll' l'0llUWlll'fl Ura-1-li Sl'llHl2ll'. llis Ufillllifill Zllblll'2ll'2lll0t' is flno parfly fo fha l'llHl'Ollgll work of flu- c-l1ic-f' l1a1'lu-1', 'iSl1Ul'f'Vi, Bowclf-11, who wifh sonn- assisfanfs flu-iclc-al a fr-w wc-1-ks ago fo sfarf o11 flu-ir spring flnfir-s. Hvlllllv Sinlon is flu- only Illilll of 'OU who lllilfll' flu- l1as1-hall fc-ani lasf yr-ar and we wish l1i111 s11c-1-4-ss in flu- omning sc-ason. llc- also won flu- S01lll0lll0l'0 scl1ola1-sl1i11 last' session. 'l'l1is'v1-al' lu- is a lIl0llllN'l' of flu- K.x1.1-:111os1-o1-1-3 sfal'l', of flu- AlZIg1'2lZlllf' sfaff, Zlllfl of flu- lJl'Zllll2lfl4' fllllll. 'il'if'1ll'lI Vql Wilson is 2l1lHlll0l' lNlllf'SlA0l', illlfl ran Nillllllllldln :1 closc- race- for flu: Sl'llUl2ll'Hlllll lasf sc-ssion. llozo or lillZZill'flu Young is flu- lasf lllllll o11 flu- lisf. llc- is lu-sf lill0XVl1 U11 1ll'i'Hlllll' of l1is 2lV0l'Slllll fo Ulwllillg his lllfillfll, Zllltl l:l'Ulll fl1is f1'aif if is in111ossil1lc- fo gc-I1 l1i111 fo say 2lll'Vl'lllllg1 fhaf llllglll' lu- of 11s1- fo this l1isfo1'y. So flu- qlu-sfion llllgllf lu- aslu-cl llf'l'C', Why 1lon'f you spc-ak for y1llll'S0ll:, illozofu ll'ifh l9'1'1-cl Young fllll' llllllllwl' 1-nfls for flu- 1111-sf-11f, llllf T 11111 afraiml fl1af hlv 1ll'Xl' sc-ssion wc- sl1all lu- joinc-fl hy Hfillll' of flu- now W0l'l'llj' H1011 of '0S. Allfl if snch lu- flu- 4-asv, fo flusf- wr- fxlf-1ul a lu-arty wc-lc-onu-. A1161 if 1111- vanu- lu-rv wifh high hop:-s Zlllfl klllllrl, may we sonu- day lc-ave fhis llUll0l'l'fl lllSlli'lll'lU1l ha1'i11g T11 lc-asf llill'll0fl fhaf, i'lll'l' nu aning of knowl- edge is clc-1' finu- in a lllRlll,S lifm-, vc-11 lu- l'l'2lllZ2ll'i0llS l1ow lcu-mllc-,110 kl1UWSl,, H'Is'1'o111.xN. 65 To Our College O Hnlnpden-Sidney! fairest gem ln any Stuto's diaulem, We praise thee. Long hust thnu stood, Long wilt thou stulld. A duel' of great good ls the pride of any hmd, We praise thee. O Hullllnlell-Sidiwy! fairest iiower In ch1ssie's shady hower, XVe adore thee. Adore thee for thy rua-urd great, Adore thee for thy present t1'll6 To Life thou nrt the gate Of men that come to you, We adore thee. 66 . 'l 6.1 ww R fl! ,rf I 4, in I f . X , Q' To 1. I 1' 1 6 -oi i I f - Nr? O6 I Z ou.5g5Aus.rvNoajT .. Fl 4, Sophomore Class Mo'1 1'o: I,ll'2lSl1l'0 first :mul thc-n sfluly C'ol,ol:s: YEL1.: Ripporfy wh, 1'ippm't v rah! First Tvrm 'I'. B. PRICE HICO. l.. WA LKICR iufS.sqnn Onmis ehlx, solzl rox, IIaunpflvll-Si1l1wy's Flaws of X1 OFFICERS PRlCNllll'IN'l' Viola- l'l:r:sln1cx'l' W. V. MOORE Sl'X'IHC'I'AllY AND 'I'mcAsl'nl-in D. R. NASE ALLEN, .Tolls lllcxm' ........ .Alil!UClU.E. I.oc'1ul.x1z'r lhxvls.. .-XlzMls'l'1c.xn, M.,unsoN ........ lmumummxl-zu, .loxm l'1NGI.lSIl.. . IH:-zuov, Llcox Jolm AYIIITING lir.AN1'oN, XYYNDIIAM lloI.I.INu lllmlml-JN, Rolu-:wr Frlur ....... ITIs'ro1u.xN MEMBERS UT Gill'1li't mul 'Black Second Term GEO. L. WALK ICI! W. Y. MOORE J. P. MORGAN IJ. R. NASE ...,.....I-ulclvn, Vu. ..NI:1xws-lloll. W. Val. , . . . . . . . . l'u1'n1v1llv, X al. . . . . Bristol, Tc-nn . . . .'I'okyo, Jilpilll .......lRim-hmond, Vu P S 1 llrf , Vl ll'0lli2l1l I Vi 1 s 1 HIIOoIcI-I, l+'IIANIc JOIIN, JII. .. HIIUIIII, BIIINJAMIN 1 IIANIcI.IN. .. HIIIIIIII, KII:NNIf:'I'II VAVIIIIAN .... BIIIIIANAN. .XIIIIIIII-: UIIAIIIIAN. .. t'I:I'II., JAAIIILS MIICOSII ....... . L'I.AIIIcI:, f'llAlll.l'IH IIIIIWIN ,....... . I'IIIII.I.INII. SIIINI-:Y NIA'I'IIIAs l3Ax'I'IIII. CREWS, l'IIAIII,II:s JAIII-Is ........... UVIIIIY, JOSIIIIIII IlIcu'I'IIII. . . DIIAIIMII, JI-:SSI-: FAIIII.. FI'I I's, .IIIIIN liI.AIII. .. 1 I.II:IIINII, UAIII. ............. . 'l I.oIIIINov, AI.I:xANIII-:II XVllI'l'l'1.. l LoIIIINoY, SAIIIIIII. l.IIIII'I'I'o0'I'. . . IIIIIIIIIN, ALIIIII-:II 1'AIIIcII:II ...... .. IIIIAIIAM, SAIIIIIII. LYI.I-:, JII. . . . GI I'IIIIII-2, .lAIIII:s IIIAIII. .... .. . l'I0l.'l', SAIIIII-:I. GIIAIIY. . . 'lfloI'Ic, NVILLIAM 'l'IIoIIAs.. llIf'I I'oN. ICIIWAIIII JOIIN ........ . Ill I I'0N, l+'IIANc'Is llIcA'I I'IIs, JII. . . . .loIINHoN, RIIIIIAIIII llIfN'I'I:II. . .. KAY, JIIIIN F1IANIcI.IN ....... liINsI:Y, HI:N.IAAIIN 'I'IIoIIAs. .. LAIIY, 'l'IIINIcs'I' UIIIcIvs ...... . LACY, .IAIII-:S 'l'IIoIIAs, JII. . . . I.owIIY, AI.IcxANIIII:II Ul'l'li00Il.. MII,1.AIIII, .IIIIIN MAIISIIAIJ.. .. WIOOIIIC, WAI.'I'IcII V0III.II:II. .. 1I0ll'I'0N, CIIAIII Vl'1'NAIlI.l'I... 1loII'I'oN. RIIIIIAIIII I,I:Ic .... NASII, DANIIII. u0IlI'Ill'I'SON. . . 0sIII'IIN, WII.I.AIIII IfIII:w. .. PAIN'I'IcII, TIIoIIAs AIIAIII. .. PANIIAIIII, WII.I.IAxI I'AI.vIN. .. l'Ax'I'oN, WII.I.IAII ......... PIIII-I-3. 'I'IIoIIAs HIIIIQIIIQ.. llAINI:, CI.IINIc'I' llomllcs. . . RIIIIIAIIIISON, GIQIIIIIIIJ, .III ....... RI'If'I-'NI:II, RoIIIcII'I' ICIIWAIIII I.IaIg. .. SI. CLAIII, Ron Roy ....,....... SIIIIIIIIIMAN, H'I'IaI-IIIIN SANIIEIIS. .. SINTIIN, .IAIIIJS WINs'I'oN, JII... SoI I'IIAI.I,. XVKLLIAM BAx'I'IcII. .. S'I'I:IIIIIc'1 1', CIIAIILIGS l'lII:IIIIoI.II .... . 'l'IIoIIAI-I, FIIANI'Is xV0ll'l'lllNG'l'0N.. '1'.IIAYNIIAAI, ROIIIcII'I' WILIIINS. . . . WALKEII, GI-:oIIIII: l,I I'III:II. , . . WEIII, DoNAI.II ...................,. . XVEL'1'0N, C'oI'II'I'I-:NAV Som II I-:IIVI I.I.I-1. WIIALIQY, WILLIAM OWIIIN ...,..... XVILLIAMS, AIICIIIII NI-:AI.. . . . . . ll0III1Icy, W. VII ..'l'I'0IlI.VillI', VII ..'I'I'oIItvillc. VII ..'I'IIzcII'ull, VII . . IiiclIIII0IIIl. VII ..lIIIIIiys, VII . . . . .'l'IIzI-well. VII ....V0l'll0ll llill. VII l,II'0lli2lll Springs, VII . . .l'I'iIII'etIIII. W. VII . . . . .RiI'IIIIIoIIIl, VII . . . ..RiI'lIIIIIIIIIl. VII I ...f'h!ll'l0St0ll, XV. VIIVI ..f'llIll'l0St0l1, W. VII. Y . . . .RiclIIIImIIl, VII . . .W00IlwoI'tlI, N. C. ......lJIIlIliII. VII ..AI-IIIl0III.I', W. VII . . .Abillg'ClOIl, VII . . .AlbillgllUlI, VII . . .AlIiIIgIloII, Vvll . . . . . , lI'III'IIIvill0, VII I .i'lIIII'lI-IIIIIII, W. VIIV' . . . . l'0IuI'slIIII'g, VII . ..SI'IItt,slIIII'g, VII . . .SoIIttslmIII'g, VIL . . .AlIiIIg,gIloII, XIII . . . lgl'Ull'Sll2l, 'l'0IIII . .l:il'IlIll0llll, VII . . ..-XI-vcxkuek, hldyx ...3IilllIIIIIk. VII ......llulII'IIII, VII ...HippIIII, W. VII ....l'IIlIIrIki, VII . . .St,IIIIIItoII. VII . , . . .Woonlstoc-Ii. VII ...l'lIIII'lIIstoII, W. VII. V ......lJIlllVi1l0, VII ........IJIIIIvillc, VII ..UIIIII'lcsloII. W. VII .. . . , .'I'IIz0IvelI, VII ..Sll0l'llWCll, X711 ..1liuIIIII0IIIl, VII . . . . .-luteI'svill0, XVII . .Cll1ll'lCSt0ll, W. VII.v' . , . . . Rillpllll. NY. VII .Ulll'i1,l'l' Springs. N711 . . . . . l3lIIclIslIIII'g, VII. ..CIIIII'lu+It0II, W. VII.V' ..M0oI'cliI-ld. NV. VII .f4lllStl'l' Springs, . . . . .WytlIeville, VII x'2l liRl'Gll.Il.F. IIKTTOX FITTS PIKICI-1 C0l'I.l.ING KINSI-11' BROOKE TRAYXIIAM RICHARDSON MOR'I'0N,C.V. XVELTUN OSIZORNIC MILL.-XRD IHCADI-IX HISCIIOF TIIOMAS NVALKI-IR llR.Xl'l Ill IIOLT lZRl'GII. K. Y. LACY. E. C. IIUPE LACY. -I. T. MORTUX, Il. I.. ST. VLAIR XVII.-XL!-IY KAY JOHNSON I2l'l'lIANAN. A. V. HLANTOX Sophomore 1-1i5'cory ,N 1111- 1,1111 111' 111111 S1-1111-111111-1', NV1l11l 1-11111-go 11111-111-11 11111' 1111- S1-ssion of '07-'08 XVI' 1111111111 111111 111-111'1'y 2111 of 11111' last y1-111 s class 111111 1'11t111'11011. 7 '11111' 111111-1-s 11111111- V111-11111 115' 1111- 11-xv 111111 11111 11111' 1'1-1111-11 XV1'l'l' 111111'1- 11111111 1111011 hy 1111- 111-w 111111 111111 112111 j11i111-11 IIS, S11 1111111 1111 111111 Hrst 1'1111 01111 it was 'f1.lll1,lL1 111111 NVQ 111111 11111- 1111'g1-st class i11 1111111-go. Olll' 11111-11111111 wus 211 111's1 1111'111,-11 111 1111- i11s11'111:1i1111 of 1111- ,1i'1'1-S111111-11. This 1'0q11i1'011 111111411 of 11111' 11i1111- 11111' 1111- first 1'1-11' ll1g111'SQ 111117 wo t1'i1-11 111 111-1'fo1'111 11111' duty 1'11i111'f1111'y 111111 i11111111'I'i111l,1','111111 W1- 11111111 11111 1f1l'1'S1lll1C1l have 111'111'1tc11 11111011 hy 111111111 1'111 y 111111: 111-1-11 t1111g111. When 11111 111111111111 lJl'1l151'1C1' 1l1'g21ll it 11lU1i1'11 11s 1z111111g11 we W1111111 11111: 111- v1-ry 11'1-11 1'1-111'1-S1-1111-11 1111 1111- 011111'g1' 1o11111, 11111' 11111' 1'1'2ll'S s111111 111-11, 1111' W111-11 the season 11111s11d five of 11111- 1lll1111J1'l' 111111 W1111 1111ei1' 11-tt111's, 11111 1111'gcst 11111111101- '1'1'11111 2lll'V 1e111ss i11 1111- 011111-go l'X1'1'l11A 1111' S1-11i111'. -Of 1111-S1-, F111111i11g wus gin-11 il 110511311111 1111 1111- 1111-X'1l'g11l121 11-11111, 111,111 was 111s11 1-111011-11 021111111111 111' 1111- c1'111cg11 111-11111 for 11111- 1111111i11g s1-11s1111. Owing to 11111 1111111 11111111 11111- SO1l,S1l1l 01111-11111 111111, b11t 11110 of 1111- 1'12lSS'Q'11lll1'S S1-111111111-11 11'11s l11ily1'11, 111211, 11110 l111i11g 111:tw1-en the S11111111111111-11s IIIIL1 1'1l'1'S1llll1:ll, 11111' 11-11111 11'i1111i11g hy Rl 1111'g1- score. 111.1 to this 1111111 1111- S1-111111-s 111111 111-1-11 111ll1S1'111g 1111111111 1111-11- 11-11111 111111 XV'1l1l1' 1111-y were g11i11g 1,11 1111, 11111' XV111'll 1111-'V saw wh111 1'2f1Sy 1111-1111 W1- 11111111- of 11111 Lwl'1'!-21l1Il01l, they w111'1- g11l11 111 gut 111111 of 11111'1'i11g 11s hy s11.yi11g 1111211 it was 111111 1111111' U111'is1111111s 11x11111i11111i1111s 111 111- 1l2lY1llQ' 1111111111111 g111111-s. 11' 11'11s 111-1:1111-11 111211 1111- g111110 1111 1111stp11111-11 1111111 1111- XV11l11'l' 11-1'111, 11111 s111'i11g 11118 111111' 111'1'iv1-11 111111 11111y 11111 11111 yet 1-1-1111y 111 11111y 11s. XV111-11 w1- 11ss1-1111111-11 111 1-11-1-1 1111' 111.1-11101-5 1111' 1110 soc111111 t1-1'111, W1- f11111111 1111111 11v1-1'y11111- was 11111111 111 1-111111i11111- 1111- W1-11-11. This shows 1v1111t 11111st of 11111' 1111111 1111s111-11 g1l1l1,1 1x11111i11111i1111s, 11111' if 1111-y 111111 llllt s111111-111111 XVHII111 11111'0 1101,-11 missing l'il1'1l1'l' 1111111 11-1-1 11111 1'1'1:11'1S 111: 1111- .X111'11111111ji11 111111' C21 1'll10 11111113 C311 1111 111111111 to 1v111'k 51111111141 any wuyj. 111 11111 1:111ss-1-1111111 W1- 11111'11 lll1'1l 1111113 1-1111111 if 11111, s111'1111ss any i11 011111-ge. Our 111111-its 111-11 11sp1-0i1111y 1-1-110g11iz1-11 i11 1110 1111-1'111'y s01:i11ti1-s. N Price has 11111-11 1111111181 11111111i1111111s1y 1111-i111-11 1111- 111's1 111-111111-1-3 11'11i111 1,111v1'.1j, 1Vi11i11111s, 111111 11111112 are EIS good 11s 11115-' 111 11111 111'111i111-s 1101-1-. NA1'1ll'1'V ovary 0111- of om' 0111ss is 21 1111-111b1-r 111 111111- 111' 1111- 111'1'l'1ll'f' s1111i1-1i1's 111111 11111s1 111' 1111-111 2ll'C 15111111 XV1ll'1iC1'S 111111 l'1'Q'lI12ll' 11111111111111s. 111 1111' Y. 11. U. A. w1- 111'1- W1-11 1'1-111-1-sc111011, s1-1'1-1'111 111: its 0111121-1-s, i111111111i11g1g 1111- l1l'1'S1111'1l1, 111-ing 11:1-111111-rs of 11111' 1:111ss. C1111 111 t111- J1111nbe1- of 111i11is11-1-1111 S1'l1111'11tS i11 C1b111'g1' 111111'1- 1111- from t111- S1-1p111111'1o1'o 111211-BS 11111111 11-11111 any 1l1T1l1'1'. 111 111-1111is 211111 1111s111 1-111111 wc 111'1- 1-S111-ci11.11y st1'1111g.y. 1Vc 11111'1- S1-V1-1-111 1111-11 1111 1111- G.v1111111si11111 '1'111111. 1h1- Gf'llll12lS1lllll 111s1'1'111et111' 71 l1i111s1-lf 11011152 f1'11111 1110 S111111111111111- Class. 01' 011111's0, 11101'0 2l.l'1' 11lw11ys s111110 f1-w 1111111 0x01-l 111 01'01'y 1111111011 111 l'UllOgl' 1110. 11111' 1l1Sl'11l'y w11111c1 lltlt 1111 011111111010 XVl1110ll1' 111011111111i11g S111110 111 1110s0. 111 1110 class-1'1111111 W0 might 111011111111 EIS uS112ll'liSHZ 1'1'11:0, .11111:1111111111, l'111'1'y, 111111 ,1iic11111'11s1111. 111 11,1111- 111111: 1!'101111111,5, .112l11l0, 1Jl'2l1N'l', 111111 11lll'1ll1'l'. 111 l111s0l111ll: S11-1'1'011, 1'11i11101', 111111 Clll'l 1'Q ,Klill111'11 211111 ,A111l'1'll1l 111 1110 Gj'll11l2lSllllll. While 111 111151101-111111 111111 101111is w0 11111'0 M11111'0, l'1l111111111, 11ll1l'11ll, 211111 11'i11s. '11111' 111150111111 s011s1111 is 1111w 111 1111111l, 111111 f1'11111 1110 111'0s1-111 111'11s11001s W0 will 11111'0 s01'01'11l 111011 1111 1110 1011111. 1,1151 j'02ll' w0 1'111'11is1101l 111'0 of 1110 111110, i11cl1111i11g 1110 111111111g01' 111111 11i101111'. N111 1111 of 111s1 lX'f'1ll'iS 111011 111'0 l1111:k, llllt w0 111111' il 1111 of 111'11111isi11g 11111101'i11l 11111111115 1110 110w 111011. flurry will 111'11l111l11'y 110 1110 111fC11Cl', 111111 110 is il 11111111 11110, 11111. At 1011s1 1111'00 of 1110 1111101' 1111si1i1,111s will 110 1111011 11y S11111111111111'0s. W0 111'0 sure 111111 11111' class l111s1-111111 1011111 1vil1 110 11y fill' 1110 110s1 i11 1:11ll0g0. l1'fl0l' 1110 11is1111'y 111 1110 1'1l'0S1llll1ll1 l'l11ss 111111 110011 Wl'1l'l'l'll 111s1 y0111' W0 110111111 11,1 51111111 11'11111 was 111 us. 11111011 1111- s01'01'11l 0l11ss0s 110121111 111 011111051 '1111' 1110 NOAllis101' A11110110 C1111 11 was OIISX 111 110 s0011 111111 w0 11'1111l11 11111'0 21 11l'01ll1111'1ll' 1111100 111 1110 l'0lll'0Sl. T110 .l1111i111's 111111 110011 1111111111135 21 11111111 1'0c1'11'11 111 1111111-110s f111' 1111111' y0111's, illlil S111111 s1111w01l 1110111s0l1'0s 111 110 1111 1v0 W01'C 11111lc111g for. N11 0l11ss 111111111111 g111110s 111111 110011 111ilyl'1l, 111111111115 111 1110 111111 XV1'ill'110l' 11f101' 1110 1'1'g11l111' 502181111 0111s011g 511 111211 1110 w111'l1 l101w0011 1110 0l11ssos was 11111 s1111'101l 1111111 1111111' O1ll'1Sl'lllilS. 1'l11'Sl1 0111110 1110 C1y1111111si11111 0111110st. 7111 1111s w0 1'1111 1111 il l111'g0 1111111111-1' 111: 1111i111s, 11111 1110 111111111111 0111110 0111 111101111 of us. 1S1'01'y11110 1111111011 1111xi1111sly 'l:1ll'XVl1l'1l 111 1110 110111 1l11y 1-x01'cis0s. O11 1111s llilf' w0 w01'0 1'101111'i1111s 111 lll'1ll'1.V 01'01'y 0V0ll1',' 111111 1v11111111g 1Cll'S1, S1-0111111, illlil 1l1i1'11 11l1100s 111 lllflSl' 111 1110111. 'l'11is 111111'0 1111111 1111111110011 1111 1110 111,1i111s 111111 1110 .l1111i111's w1111 11v01' us 111 1110 Gy1111111s111111 t'11ll1i0Sf, S11 1110 01111 was 11111's, 1110 111's1 111110 i1 111111 1111111011 NVll'1l 1110 1'll'l'S1lIlll'll si1100 i1 1111s 110011 gi1'011. 1110 will S0011 be 111111111111 2l1lXl0llS1j' 111w111'11 1110141 flkly 111111111, W1l0ll w0 will try 111 show 1110 1111101' 0l11ss0s 111111 1110 01111 is l1l1l'S 1111' 1lll11l'1l0l' j't'1ll'. 'l'110 11111y 0l11ss w0 1111110 111 '111111' is 1110 S0lll0l', 211111 1110y 2ll'0 111111111 111 gi1'0 11s 11 11111'1l 11111113 11111 W11011 we w01'0 A1'1l'US1llllU1l 11'0 110111 1110111 11s .111111111's, S11 wi111 110111'ly 1110 S111110 11111101'1a1 1,111 1111111 S1111-S, 11 l1111lcs 11s 1111111011 w0 XV11lIll1 211221111 1111111 11111' 11w11. A1101 il 11-w 1111111' 1111111111s 11s S11111111111111'0s w0 will l0111'0 fm' 11111' S1111111101' 1110111111111 -111111 1111110111111 w0 l111'0 1110 1110 w0 11111'0 li1'011 EIS S0171111llll'1l'0S, w0 will 110 g1111l if 1111 of us 1'1111lc 11s .l1111i111's 110x1 'V1'kll', 111111, wi111 1110 w111'k w0 l1111'0 110110 111 1110 1111s1 RIS 1111 0x1111111l0, 11 1Ul11iS 11s 1111111g11 01'01'y11110 will 011111111010 i1lP'NV0l'1C 110 1111s 111is y0111'. 11' is 111 110 111111111 111111 w0 will 011111111110 111 fillifl as 110111'0 fl 11111'1 111 1111110110s 111 1110 'fll1lll'0 11s w0 111111' 111 1110 1111513 f111' w0 11111151 of 11111'- s0l1'0s :ls 110111195 1101- 11111y 11110 111: 1110 110s1 2111-111111111 0l11ss0s 111211 111111111111-11-S1111105' has 111111 111 s0v01'11l y0111's, 11111' 11110 111 1110 110s1 111111 S110 1111s 0v01' 111111. 72 Mo'r'ro : N First Term R. H. MOORE J. C. GRIER H. L. PAINTER H. YV. BYERS '. xl.. A. .. . V .7 C3 K ve ,X ' . ff ' , k 1 1-' . f' .4- X 1 x VI! J -NK: ' ,f- ' If 1' 1- ' ' 'a J' X' X ' f' I V I f If I X X xx X X I J, . 1 : I ' 'V Xu rfji fr L, . ,,,1 4 Us , ,I ff ff X . f Z X fx MN cw? !If!Ql I ff!! if H, Xil M ff jf Ill' I' fly X ' xl f' NRM , fZsf Q m ?4 I, 2,41 ,ff::.'?::5?fjf5-s 5 1 -T A' ??' Freshman Class ovor wmu' hair on your 1wml ' Colpous: YELL: F 1-Osllmf-11, Frsshnmen, Green as grass, IIumpdml-Sidnoy's 1?1'OShlllHll Mule! PRESIDENT VICE-Pmzs1n1cN'r Sl+:c:lnc'l'.xnY AND '1'lz1f:A:-wlclan ' TYIISTORIAN 73 Old Gold and YVhite Second Term R. H. MOORE H. W. BYERS W. J. BUCHANAN H. W. BYERS X HARNS, CLTN'l'0X N1-:wm':mcx'. . . .ii Freshman 'Class Roll lI3A1'MuAlmNl':lc, Ilmmv .....,..,.. 131-zmxulou, XYl1,I.1Ml Rl l'Ill'Illl 0Rll. .. liowlaus, llrzolualc Almnlc, Jn. ., l!l'uuANAN, XYILLIAM .MMI-zs.. HYEILS, llolmcm NYl'ILI.lNG'1'0N, . . f'ARRlNG'I'ON, 'l',xz1':wr-zu. M.on'rox. Ju. . . CLARK, Hl7lllCll'l' Ki11,nl:,u'1'll. . . . DIIGHL, filfzolculc W1-:wr ......,. QDuNA1.m', XVILLIAM liuvn, Ju., Fl!ASI'2'li, 'l'11oMAs lmoxl-: ....... ii11.I.l4:sPl1-J, ALI!!-1R'l' .lmvl-'I-zlcsox. Gull-211, .l011N Urmmxus. -llt.3fI I'IAM1.1':'1 1', llmun' RIVIIMONIJ. . . llANs1-:l,, Ilomcm' SI'l'I.lNli'I'ON.. ,Hl'I'E, .IouN S1'l'INUl'IR ....,... lIl'1mAun, Wll.r.mM SlI.l.l-IRS. .. LANuAs'1'l+:u, RICIIARIJ V14:N.xlu.r:, Llcwls, Cflmlzln-is P1-11.1, ..... MCNI-:w, lCl'u14:xr: Kl+:N'l'.. MAY, Gus, .lu ..... ........ M1-mas, Bmrnnlcusll Nu'11oI.s... Nooul-1, Romcwr lllcxln' .... 1'AIN'r1c1c, IIl+:NuY Llcwls. . . P,n'Nr:, IDAYID ,lhucl-: ..... Pmclfz, Wll.1.l,xM IIMNILY. .. REX, Grcolml-1 l,l-IHMAN .....,. Ronr:la'1'soN, limmox l3l'2NNl'1'l l', 1l'1'lSURN, 1 1mN1c Mc:ULr'rc'1mN. . . SMV111, EDMLTND .loxl-Ls ...... S'1'1I.lcs, Ill'm-:n'1' Nn+1w'rox. .. TIIAYER. llmuw Gm+:1clmx'L' .... JIL... '1'l'c1il-:u, .I,L1-:wlf:l.m'N f1AI,IlWl'1l,I., Jn. .. 'l'wYMAN, Lmwls. . ............ XVADIJILL, 1ll'l'Clll'Il.l. ............ Wmsox. HOOIXIKIIJGIC .Xl.l'1XANlll'1!l. . , Wlcm, DoNAr.n .... ........,. . . 74 .l'mmmling Mill, Val .. . . . . Bristol, TPIIII .......'l'illkHllg.f. Val Nl:u'tinslm1'g. XY. Vu . . . . . l,010l'Sblll , Val n . . .Uha11'lottc, N. C ... . . Ric-lmmml. Vvil ...Hllll'IiL!lll. XY. Vu ......lhu'kex'ilIc .1'h:n'lust,u11. W. ......Stauniun, . . .'l'alzcwull, ...U:1y1un, ..,l 2ll'lllYilll'. ...BlcIJuwull, . . .... Virgilinn .Ull:u'lcsLmx, XY. .......Xlmingd0n. .Kllllll'lCSl0lI, NV. .......lh'istul, ..llun1,svillo, ..lh-llc Ilnvcln, . . . . , .'l':1zuwull, . . .Yumwzy Mills, . . .lli4-lmlond. ......Ric0, .. .llillsho1'o, ...,..,lJ:u1ville, . . . Nlwulow View, .......Silllldil. ......,I'Illistm1, .UlHll'1CSl0ll. W. . . . .Blnckstom-, . . l incustle, . . .Rivhn1nnd, V51 Val Vu Val Pal Val Val. Va Vu Vu V il Va U11 V11 Vu Vu Val Val Val V51 Val Val Vu Val Val Val Val .. ....S1.ov:1ll, N. U .Ch2ll'lCS10ll, W. Vu TUCKI-IH FRASER IJIEIIL MEERS HEX SMITH MAY GRI!-ll! XVILSON. A. G. BARNES 1'AlN'fl-LH. H. L. IIOXVERS HAMLI-ITT HAYMGARIINER HICIDIXGER IZVCIIANAN YY. J. CLARK PAYNE Freshman Hisftory ' 1, ' e 1 '1' .11 1 ' 1 -1 1' 1111ll1iS 11' 1 111 111111' 111'1'i1'1111 111' 11111111 1- lSl11IllN 1111111111115 s , 1111111 11 ll 1 111111 11' 2 llI11l11111l111l11 11115 .11111 11111115 P11141 , 1 I 1101 -1 1 ' 111 'M1111'.' 11111 11'1'11s1 1 l11',,1 'HX ,1 1' .'1'1 9 59275 1110, Boss, 111111, 1'1.1111k 111 llly box, 1V111,1's 11111111 1113 11111 N11I'lllil11,, 111' 1 1111s11111 1111 1'1l'f'1lC1l 11,,' 1 ,Q111 111111' s1'1'111g111s 1111 111111 112l'VS,H 1.1111. 111111' 01'1111111gs 11 w00k, 111111 1111101' s111f11 l1111'11s0s 111 11.-S 51211111 11'i111 w11i011 1v0 w01'11 011111'111,x' ll11f2IlIl1112ll'. '1111 11S 11 1111 s110111011 11s 1'11UllQf1l W0 w01'11 111 s111110 '1:1ll'O1Qll 11111-1 111111 y01 1g11111111111 11s 111 1110 11111g1111g11. For the 1111111w111,Qg 11101111 W0 11'111'0 lll11S1'1y 1il'1l1' 1111sy 111' 1110 v111'11111s 111111'111111s 111 1021011111295 IIS 111111' 111 1111 0i1'111z011, 010. '111111 11111j111'11'y 111 us w111'11 111110 1,11 l Il1'0l' c11110g0 w111111111 1110 011s111111111 1' 1111111111011 11x11111i11111i1111s, 11111 S1111111 111: 11111' 1-111s11111111'11s w01'11 1o1'c011 111111 11111 1'011 1111111 111 S12l1l1111lf1 11111111, 111111 11 was 111111110511 1110110 111211 W0 111513 SC'V01'211 1'01 v 111'111111s111g s111'1:11111111s 1111 11111 11111's111' 111 11111' g1111'11111s 11111'11111'. A1'c111'11111ggg 111 111ws 111111 111111' 1111011 111'110111'011 1111' 1'1lll1'H, 1'11'1111011 111l1.V 115' 1111111 01 1110 3101108 111111 170l'S121llS, W0 w111'11 11111 1'111'1111g11 11 1011' 111 11111 1111111'v 1111'11Is 111 1v1111111111111g 11111 1111101111111 '111111 101111111' 'Fl'1'S11lIll'll 111 1'111'1l' 111-w 11111110. O111' 11i11111111ss 111w111'11s 11111' 1101's1113111'111's was g111101'1111y 1'01e1111'1'11 w1111 1'111',v g011111'1111s 1111p11111s11g w1111e11 W0 1l1'W21f'S 1'00011'011 111 11111 w1'1111g 11111011. NV0 s111110w11111 1'11111c1111111y 011101'111111011 11111' 111s1c-11111s101's, 11111 S11p11s, 1111111 v111'11'111s 1113111-s1111'1 p111'111111s, Zlll 1111p1'1111111111 111111011 111111' 211111 111011, 111' 1111ss1111y 21 111110 111101'11 1111 1110 g1'11011,-11'01's01111 11y 11111 s1lv01'y 111111111-111111 1111101's. 111111' W011 1111 we 1'1111101111101' 11111 l'11lllg1Ilg 111 11111 11111 11111111111 11011 111111 11111 1'1'10s 111 F1'0s11111011 111111 1110 Q1l11l1'1'-' ings 11111 111111, j11s1 111 Rl 1111111111 11'11'v, you 111111w, 111 1110 g:'v111, 1111 1110 1-111111111s, 111' 1110 1'0l'l'11'0I'y 111 11111 YP1l1ll'2l111lS, 11111s11 1101'01'-111-1111-1111'g1111011 1111'VS 11'11011 W0 111111g1011 1111111 111111 11111111111 11111' 11-11-s1111111111s, 111111wi11g 11111111, 111111 1'Uill'1llQ 1111. '11111' 111 111131 1111111 W0 w111'11 11111110 111 110 111111011 W1111 1110 111'111'-1111111w1'11-1111111 11111' 111 11'1'11s11111011. 'I 1'11111 1111-S0 1111111s 111: N2l112lll11llQ 11111's01v11s 111 11111' 0111'11'11111110111 W0 1'l11'l'l'1'11 111111 11111 111111111111 s1111s1111. cull 1110 sq111111 NVQ' 111111 11111111 il 1011' lJ12l'V0l'S, 211111 S1110s, 131'1w111's 111111 '1'1111.v111' W1-1111 11.-S. 1111111. 1111 1110 s11111111 w01'11 S1111114, '1'31111'111's, SIll11'1l, 12C'1111lQl'I', '1'1111,v111', 1J10111, 111111111'1s1111, 611110511112 211111 11.v111's. 1':1,v110 1111111111 1111- 1111u1110111y 1l2flVl' 1111011 El g111111 lllilll, 11111 was 11111111'1111111111 f'll01lQ111' 111 Q01 11113 CO111'l1'- 1111110 1211lQ1l'l1 1111 W1111 s1111111 111 111s 1'111s. Pl1l'Sll1l1Q 11111 1:11111-s11 111 11111111111 11v11111s, 2lC'1'U1'1111lQf 111 '41,1111g 111l11ll,S,, 11011111- 11011 111 0111'111111111g10111 111'11111', W0 pass 1111111 1111- 1101111111 111 11111 c111l'1S1'lll1lS 1cEX1l1llS.7, 111111 1'11A11111111'vs, 11v11 11l1'1lg'S, 1110 11110 111 1v1111111 was N511 W011-111110 111111 S11 111110 111111 11111 111111111' S11 1111'1Vf'1f'l1111U 111111 s11 1111-1111111, 111111' 11 11'1111111 1111 11011111' 11011 111 0x111'11ss 11111' s1111111110111s 11l0l'01ll111ll. T110 1111111111ys 111'1ll,Qj 11v01', W0 W111'0 111111-11 p1011s011 111 W111111111111 111111 11111' 01111110-11s 111111' 1111' 1'011s1111s 1101101' 1011 1111111111w11 111'0101'1'011 11111-N11ss1's. P1111- 0111111, 1'11y1111, 111111 F11llll'lll'f', A. YV., W1111 1llllll1'V 11111111 1110 V111-11111-111s 1011 115' 11111 111111111'1111'0 111 M11ss1's. S11111s, 1V111111i11, 111l1J15ill'11, 111111 '1'. 'MQ C'111'1'i11g11111. 76 Our finu- was nf-xfr rlirc-c-fc-rl info flu- c-lunnu-ls of 1-r-suining our work, and flu- cc-lc-ln'afion of lllil'l'lllf'fllfll'!'H u'ifl1 flu- ll:-annltiu alul Gln-0 Ululus as side- slunws faking plum- afff-1' flu- big sluvwf' 'Mc-ssrs. llic-lil anal liyc-rs W4-rn in flio -Dl'illll1ll'lC Ululm, alul in flu- Glcc- Cllulr wc- have- 'Mm-ssrs. Bmvc-rs, Moore, ll. .l-I., l.'ainfc-r, ll. li., and 'llyc-1-s. As flu- K.xl,l-31:msn-ol-1-: gms ln prc-ss lu-fnw flu- lrnsc-lmall sc-uson is in gfuul working Ul'flf'l', wc- uannnf spvalc all-finifz-lx' nf nur 1-4-pvc-sc-nfafion nn if, buf: wr- hope- fn llzlw- nn flu- lisf nf applif-anfs S!'X'lil'fll wlui will mlisfinguisli flu-n1- sc-lvc-s ln' sliafing an-mnul flu- flianunul fo flu- funn- nf flu- applause of flue lllllltl' fnrlc-. Pnssilmly llnwc-rs, Slllllll, mul Pklflll' will lllillil' gfuul, possibly uof, flu-y llavc- flu- lu-sf wislu-s of lfll l, af any rafc. Alurnf fllis finu- a nulnlu-r of uni' 0l2lSSlll2lll'S sufff-ra-fl vc-ry much froni wlmf was 4-allul flu- hair c-piflc-inic- anfl flu- 1-ollr-go was surprisf-cl mu- lll0l'11' ing in Cllfllwl fn flllfl flnlf many of flu- Fl'l'Slllllll1'l liacl, cluriug flu- Wt-4-, sina' lu'ru1's of flu- Illglll, gnfft-n flivm'c-vs frmn flu-ii' llaii' ancl wc-P0 accmdingly place-cl in vm-ry ffllllHll'l'2lSSlllQ pnsifinnsg fm' soon was fn lu- flu- pi-inu-H c-vm-nfl of flu- XVlllll'l', znul fo flu- visif4n's, 4-spc-cially flu- visifing 4-alic-,,' our follow UlklSSlll2ll'0S lll'0Sf'lllf'fl an lnnnlmlc- figure-, lmuf SllCl1 is flu- fafc- nf nnlny wlum wnnlcl lnlvf- ruflu-1' nof. 'l'lu- class of 'l 91 I has c-vc-ry 1-4-ason fo lu- pn-mul'of ifs sfuflc-nfs, 'Fur Nc-ssrs. lillffllilllflll, Nc-Nc-w, i'la1'l:, alul 'Dir-lil usf- up a suf'li4-if-nf anunnnfz nf oil in flu-il' uliu-afimial pursuifs fn erase- ln' ulmsfwpfimn all flu- 1llllllf'l'fbllS opifaplis wllic-li zulnriu-fl flu- snuflu-rn siflc- of flu- 'Mm-innrial llall muff- upon a finu- in flu- Spring. 'l'lu-ro arc- ulsn many nflu-r pllasc-s of flu- c-ollc-go lift- in Wllltill our class falu-s a p1-onliiu-nf puff, l-uf flu- lack of finu-, nunu-y, spaca-, ink, znul a few slu-1-fs of' papa-1' p1'c-vc-nfs flu- flll'l'llUl' rlisc-nssinn of flu- i'c-p1'c-sc-11f'a- fion of our class, lmuf wc- fc-4-l c-nnfiflc-nf fllaf wr- arc- nof fn fc-1-l aslianu-cl of our posifinn, :nul ulflumugh if is nof firsf, wc- fr-1-l fllaf our sfzuuling is wifll fllaf of any oflu-1' c-lass fm- flu- sc-ssion of '07 anrl '08 Fi-mn nflu-1' c-viflc-iu-c-s of our past N-c-mul wr- will pass for flu-- finu- lu-ing fo falu- a Qllllllllil' af sonu- of our nu-lnlu-1-s as flu-'V Iivf- in l'Vl'l V-fl2l'V lift-, anul frmn flu-sv wr- may possibly gc-f snnu- c-xfc-nf of our opinion as fn Wllfll flu-ir fufurr- nmiv lu-. V llc-luilrl, wr- sm- approac-liing, a la rgr- fivpr- of flu- Gilmson spa-c-if-s, sc-c-ming as fluvugli lu- wc-1-0 a large luall givc-n lurfll anilnafion znul cloflu-s, flu- l:0l'lll0I' infc-rnal :nul flu- laffc-1' 1-xfc-rnalg if is -All'2ll'S1l1i' wc-iglis sonu-wlu-r4- in flu- lu-arlu-ss of 275, S0 wc-'ro folclg anrl again a nc-w vision grc-1-fs run- 1-,vc-s, ancl for an insfant wr- llllilQ,'lll0 m11'sc-lvrs gazing info flu- pw-ffily illusfrafc-rl page-s of flu- lafc-st luuil: nf fashion: l-uf nn, if is only Gl'lf'l' in mu- of his iilllllilf'-l'llil'll',, suifs going' fu Sllll-FI'f'Sll lQafin, wlu-rv lu- will gc-f c-xc-us:-fl anrl pwu-or-al fo 1-1--elm-ss lu-fm-0 1'f'l'l1l'lllll,L1'. l'pnn flu- lun-iznn a clisfanf spa-1-li is sr-On slowly zuul C'2ll'0l:l1llf' wc-iuling ifs way frmn flu- 4li1'c-c-f'im1 nf flu- ciHV0l'Illlll'1lf lluilflingg wc- arm- in- 'l:0l'lTlf'fl ln' a nviglilun- fluff if's Pc-ll 'lu-wis, sfarfing nuf now in 0l'fll'l' fo lu- at chapel l'0'lll0'l'l'fbXV nun-ning. Again our affc-nfinn is clivf-i'f'c-cl lmy flu- appc-almnuzc 77 of El 1111-gc-, 1-111111 1- 110111111111--111111111111 1111111-11111111, w1111s1- lbgs 15Og111 il S1-1-11-s of s11111o11s 1'1ll'll11l,QfS 111 1111- ,Qjl'1ll'1'111 1111-1-1-111111 111' 1111- n1'l'1'l'1l 111-11111', 111111 '11ll1l11.Y 11y 1111-ans of 1111- 11-111g111 111 111s 11-1-1 11111' 111-1- 111111111-1-11-11 11-1111 1111- gl-11111111 111111 111- is 111110 111 11111-1151111-g 11-1111 1-1s1- 11111 111-x 1-1111111 it' 111-! 11111' 1111111 sight is 11111- 111 1-x11-1-1111- s1111111-ss, 1111- XVI' s1-1- il 1-11111115 1111111 111 g111111 111-1111111-111111s 211111 s1-1-111111g1,v s1111111,1 lll1'll11l1 1111-111111-s 11-1111 is 11111,1'i11g 111111-11111-11,1-s 1111- s111111-, 111111, 111111, 111111- f1'11111 111111111-1 1111 1111- 0111111132: 1111111 111- is 11111-111-s 111 11. 11's nvl1'1111'V,, 111111-1-1-s. A l'lllllO1' says 111111 1111111- 111 1111- f1111 111- 111-1111111-11 21 11111111, 11111 1111- S1111C'1i 11-11s 1011 111111111 1111' 1111- 1111111- 1'1-111111- 111111 111- 1-1111111 11111' sl'111111 1111- S1l'2l1llQ 111111 111111- 11's 11111-111-3 111111, 111111, 111111. 111s 1-11111111111111-, 1'11'1'111-, 11111, 1s 1'11111111'111g 111s f11111s11-11s 211161 1101111111-ss he 11-111 111 1111- 111-111' f111111'1- 1-1111 111 1111- s111111- Hx, 11111css 111- s1-1- 1111: 1-1-1-111- 111 111s 11-11,1's 111111 1'l1l'11 1111-1-1-11-11111. S1l111j' 11-1- 1111ss 1111, 11-1111111-1-111g1'v 111111- 1'0llllJ11l11ll,LI 1111- fl11'lll'l' 111' s11 gl-1-111 11 llll11111'1l11l' 111 s111111-111s, 1111- 1-1-1-111i111,v 1111-1-11 11111511 111--11111 1111, '11s 111-111-1- 111118, 1111- 1111 111-1- 11111-11111-ss 111111 1l1Il1l1'V, 1-111-11 11111-- s11111g 111s 11-11,v 11ll'1lIlQJQ1l 1111111-go 111 1111- 1111111111-1' 111111 1-111111-111 ll111'lll'1l1. F1-11111 1111-so 111111111111111s 11-11 lllll'V '1111' 111111-11 21 11-11' 11111- s111-1-11111t11111s 215 1'Il 11-11111 1111- 1 111'1l1'l' 1111s 111 s1111-1- 1111- 11s. Ill 1111 1ll'111l2l111111'f' 111-x 11-111 111- 21 s1111-11-1 ' 1111 0110 11f 1111-so S1-1-111g-fN1-11'-Y111-11 1111111s, 111111 11-1111 1111- 1'1111f1- 111- 111111- 1111ss1-ss1-s 11,11 1101 11111 11111011 111 i11111g11111 111111 1-1111111-15-1-11 11s 21 11-1g-11111-11 1111 1111- 01121311 of 11111 Fiji 1s1111111s. 111-11111-1s say 111111 111111- W111111111 11-111 s111-1111s 111s 11111-s-11-1-11, s111111-- 11-111-1-0 111 1-1-g11111s 111111111111-11. 1111-111 11-111 11111111111-ss 111- 1-1111111111-11 111 1111- 11111-1s' 1-111-1101-U of 1V1-s1111111s11-1- 1111111-yg W11111- 1'11111-11111- is s1111-1-111g 11111111 1111- s111g11s 111 1110 1-111-11111s 1111111- 11111s1-11111s 111: 1111- 11-111-111 1'Hgl'1V11l'1' 11-1111 1 1111 1 ' M1-111-s, 211111 1111-sv lllllj' 111- j111111-11 111- G1111-G1111', V110111ll,Lf1'l' 11s 1111- 111'21l'11l'11 1111111-. G1111-s1111- 11115 11111111111111s 111 111- 11 111-11111151-111 s111-11111-1-, 111111 1-1-1-11 111111' 1111- '1:2lllll' of 111s 11011-1-1-s of 111-111'111-lv 11118 1111-1111-11 1111- g111111-. 111111 1111111-v 11-111 11111-111-s 111- j11H1' 1111- s111111- 11111 111111, 111111--111111-1' 111111 111-111-1-s11111s111-1'. NV1- 111111 1-1111111 1111 :1l'llll'Y,, 111111-1-1-s 111111 H1'12lV1',, 1'11,1-111- 11s lll1'Ul'1llQ 1111- 111-111 111 111-1111-ss11111111 1111s1-111111, 111111 if 111111s111111 1ll'1lC11C'1' 1-1111 111111111 1111-111 s1111-s, 11'1- 1-1111 1l1l'l'1l11.Y s1-1- 1111- 1e1111s11-1111111111. Y11111I1j' -1111l'll0S 11-111, if 111- is 11111 111111-11, 111111-111-1-111, 111-1111'11111, s111'1111'1111-11, 1111111-11-1111, s11111, 11111-111-11, 111- 11s1111yx11111-11--11'1- lll1l'V 111-1-1111-1 111111' 111- 11-111 1111- fl-11111 s111111- 111111-1- 1-1111s1- 1-1-1-1111111y 111-f111-1- 111- is 1110 j'l'1ll'S 11111. A1111 111111- 11s 1111- 1111i is 1'l1llll11lQ 11111' 111111 1111- 111-1- is 11111 111111 lllilllf' 01'1ll'l' 1111111 1111-11111-1-1111-111-1-s 111-111'1-111 1111- 'fl1I'1'1ll'1' 1'111111111111111111 111 1111s, 11-1 IIS 1f111s11 W1111 11 f1-1v 11-111-11s 111' 111111111115 111-111- 11111- F1-11s111111111 ,1-1-111-. NV11 111-11 11111 S01'1 V 111 1-1111-1- 11111111 1111' S111111. 5-1-111-, 11111' s1111 11'1- 1-1-11111111 1111- 1'111ss 111 1911, 11111' 11-0 111s1i111- 1111- 1111111g111 111' lllilllf' 111 11111- 1-111ss1111111-s 11-111-1113 IIS, 1111- V11l'111l1S 1'lllll1111C'1l1'1l'1llH IIIIIS1' 111111 11-111 111'1s1- 111- 11-1111-11 11-11 11-111 111- 1111111111- 111 111- 1111- Silllll' 11s 111 f12lf'S 111: 11111. 11111 w1- 1-1111 11111111 111 11111- 111-s1 ,1-1-111' 111 11111 111111111111-11-S111111-1 11-1111 111-1111- P11111 11-1111 1111-1-, 1'Hl', Z1111l11lI,Qj1l 1111s is 111111- 11111' 111-st' .Vl'1l1', 11'1- 111-1- 1111111111 111 11 11y 111-s 111111 1-111111111 111- s1-1-1-1-1-11 111- s1-11111'11111111. Now, 11s 11-1- 11l'1'l11ll'l' 111 1111111 1111 1111111111-1' 111111s1- 111' 1111s, 11111' 1-11111-gv 1111-, 11-11 11111 11 1-1-1111-111111 1111-1-11'1-11 1111 1111- 11-111-11 1'1l'1'S1llll1'll, 11111' si-111, 111111 11-1111 1-1-1-1-1-1-111-0 we may say 11, 111111 111-011 5-111 11-11 111-1- 1111-11 111 '11. HQ.77 78 Sketch of Fraternities at Hampden-Siclney Zz-ta chapter ul' llc-ta 'l'l1c-ta l'i was vstahlishccl at Hampmlvu-Sicliwy in IS--L93 lflpsilou chapter of Chi Phi in ISHTQ. Vpsilon cliaptur uf Kappa Sigma in 188333 luta vhaptc-1' nf l'i ,Kappa Alpha in 18855 Alpha Tau cliaptm' of Kappa Alpha, S0lll'llCl'll Ol'Lll'l', in 1899. 80 ,f 7 W V1 1 W W . . f v f , ,Ai N ' f f x J fl W7 we W ww f J ' , fy XM v na' ,f ,A ,, 1- , Xm.lJYyl:z,lLW 5, mfh' l ,QL ,f T, f f f f x N X f Mm mwkf W xx, ,N px , I ,N f ff 141. Yy ff f 2 NBS -XX V. Q15 :Z ' Q f 'HM V' - f CW! ' fa. -.pf if 'V Qffz+,p5,, Jw ff! ,jf-FQ ' ' iff! 1 xv, f 699 . 'f'f,,f,' if f 7 f, gf W gf MZLIM? ' Q'2f?f4'fvz'f ' ' ' 5' -fw?5 'Q-fi 1 Y rays! - , if Q v f Qe?5fv41W VEQPJXZV g Q5 '1iXEvlqa2,,w ,,..gM'.d!m'f.:5.'7-4' ' ',3,.:i'y XX 5353 XX , A' ' ,'f'h?1r19 '4f '- mfp E'2:251r1fng5gidvf?f' 'x ABIT. , M-tv :r' f'1,l' fi H gl? E3 42' 'fL-5-Q .. A-: QQ N ,, ,. v,f?gf'?ef5'T ' 352, 'T ' ., Q . .- 2' 5 ' ll V -K ,Y,, ..4. ,L - - - ' 'Ari 4 ' 'rn ' N. iw-f-fk M 55.2 -79? 1 9 o s. . 5 '- '- aqpygyg wiv' 1 1 i 1 i 1 X Q 1 P Y I :Beta Gbeta llbt ACTIVE CHAPTERS Minnni l'nir0rsiiy. A Cincinnaii l'niv0rsily, ll N Western Ilefzc-1'v0 llnirvrsity, II Ohio l'nivcrsit,v, B K ll'IISillIIQl,Oll and .lc-II'0rson Collcgv. Il llc Pnnw Univcrsiiy. A Inilinnzl University. II L'nivvrsiI,y of Bllvlligilll, A Wnhnsh I'0llc-gc. 'I' Conirul lfnivorsity, E llrown University, K IInlnpllvn-Nialnoy Uollc-gc, Z l'nivm-rsity of North Cnrolinn, ll li Ohio Weslvynn Univm-rsity. 0 llalnovcr College-. I Knox College, A E Vnirersity of Virginia, O l,IlX'lIiSOll College. 'If A lla-t.ln1lly Poll:-ge, rl' Beloit Collogv. X l'nivz-rsily of Iown, A B Wittvnlmnrg Uollr-gc, A I' Wcstininster College. A A Iowan Wesleyan University. A E Vniversity of Clliuugo. A I' Denison l'nivorsit,y, A II Wusllington University, Missouri. A I University of Woostvr, A A Univvrsity of Kansas, A N University of Wisconsin. A II Nortlnvcstorn Univvrsity. P Dickinson College, A 21 Iloslon l'nircrsity. I' Perdue University, B 33 l'niversity of California. Q K1-nyon Collogv, ll A 1illlgI'I'S Collclgn. ll I' Cornvll l'nivm'sit'v. I3 A Storons Instituto of 'l'oc-Imology. I SL. I.uwl'c-Iwo llnivorsity. II Z llnirvrsit-r of Muinrf. li II Vnirvrsity of i'llllISA'lY2llll2l. Uolgnto University. IS O l'nion I'nivm-sity. N qi l'olllnlhin l'llivm'si1y, A A Amherst College, II I Vunclorhilt, Vnivursity, Il A l'niv0rsity of 'Il-xns, ll 0 Ohio Stntv l'nir1-rsity. 0 A Uiriversity of Nolwilslul. A 'I' l'4-nnsylrnnin Stale Collcgv, A I' Univorsillv of Dx-nvor. A Z l'nivvrsit-v of Sj'l'il0IlS0, B E lJill'i,lllOIli,lI College, A S2 Cause Sr-hool of Applivml Sviciwv. llnivvrsity of Minm-sot.u. I3 II Oklulioinu l'nivvrsi1,y. I' fl' W4-sloynn Uilivm-1'siIy. M IC l'nirvrsi1,y of Missouri, Z fl' Lehigh lfnivc-1'siiy, ll X Yule Vniversily, ll' X Stanford Vnirursity. A E l'nivc-rsiI,y of Worst, Virginia. B II University of Colornmlo. B 'I' 'Bowdoin Uollegv. II 22 xlviwlllllglllll Stull- University, ll I! Vnivursiiy of Illinois. E I' M Alx JBeta Gbeta llbi Founded at Miami 1'nivc1'si1.y in 1830 Colnlis: Pink and 131114- ZETA CHAPTER Es'rAIzI.ls1l1-Jn 1840 FRATRES IN COLLEGIO LEON .11 W. BISIIOIF, ,10 GEO. MEADE .liOWERS, JN.. '11 TAZEWELL M. CARR.lNG'l'OX. JR., '11 WM. FRANK 1,1'IW1S, 108 RO,13ER'1' 11. MOORE, '11 DAVID 15. PAYNE, '10 13'l'IVICRI.l+1Y W. STRAS. JR., '08 COURTENAY S. W1+1I.'I'0N, '10 FRATER IN URBE W. M. lIOI.l,ADAY, M. D. Sirvly-cighlh unniml uoizuun-lion 1:0111 11.1 .Yiuyuru l rlll.w. .lilly 23.1111-Zrillr, 26111, 1907. B. TV Sims, Jr., and R. 11'. Utl'I'7 i'llgl0lI, dclcyuvlcs. 84 Came' X Bowevs 4 4... ,Q Pauwue J' . ,I -:fmaJ'k fin sc' .- -w Lawns au Mama-Q 95 i' ' SL' Ihfaai, Q' . Biswsafs WKEUUHQJM mfffwf-vf1.f.1,f, Chi lbhi fbunbeo at lbrinceton in 1824 j. M. CECIL W. B. DONNALLY, J. B. FITTS A. W. FLOURNOY S. L. FLOURNOY C. FLEMING F. B. I-IUTTON, jk. COLORS: Scarlet and Blue :Epsilon GDHDICI' Jfratres in Gollegto jk. M. WADDILL :lfrater in 'Ulrbc R. K. BROCK Hllllllal Congress W. V. MOORE C. V. MORTON T. BROOKE PRICE R. E. L. RUFFNER j. W. SINTON, JR. C. H. STERRETT H. G. THAYER HELD IN NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 29TH AND 30TI-1, 1907 DCICQZITZS C. FLEMING AND S. L. FLOURNOY Glhi llbbi ACTIVE CHAPTERS University of Virginia. A Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B Emory College, lla., I' Rutgers College, A Hampden-Sidney College, E Franklin and Marshall College, Z University of Georjgia, H Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 9 Ohio State University, I University of California, A Stevens institute of Technology, M University of Texas, N Cornell University. E Yale Vniversity, S. S. S.. O Lafayette College, P Woil'o1'ci College, E Amherst College, lb Dartmouth College, X Lehigh University, XII Georgia School of 'l'eehn0logy, S2 , 4 A ram A .- fe. - X I ' bww . CECIL PRICE, T. B. FLOURNOY, S. L. FITTS MOIITOX. C. Y. BIOORE, XV. V. IJOSALLY FLOURNOY, A. XV FLEMIXG HUTTOX RUFFNER XVADDILL BROCK TIIAYER STERKETT' SINTON Qi!-V' I Awmnu mu Ikappa Sigma University of Virginia, Z University of the South. S2 Southwestern I'reshyterian l'niversity. 'Il ' Lake Forest University, A X University of Tennessee, A Vanderbilt Unive1'sity, K Mercer University, A ll University of Maryland. A A Washington and Lee University., BI Trinity College, II Q University of Alahalna, B llampden-Sidney College, 'T University of Texas, T Perdue University, X University of Maine, XI' Southwestern University, I Louisiana State University, I' Indiana. University, B 6 Cumberland University, 0 Swarthmore College, II Randolph-Macon College, Il Tulane University, E William and Mary College, N University of Arkansas, EI Davidson College, A 'University of Illinois, A 1' Pennsylvania State College, A A University of Pennsylvania. A E University of Michigan, A Z George Washington University, A ll Union University, A 9 Cornell University, A K University of Vermont, A A University of North Carolina, A Al Wo1I'ord College, A N Wabash College, A II Bowdoin College, A I' Ohio State University. A E ACTIVE CHAPTERS Georgia School of Technology. A 'I' Millsaps College, A T Bucknell University, A fl' , University of Nebraska. A Nl' William -'Iexvell College, A S2 Brown University, ll A Rielnnond College. B li Missouri State l'niversity. ll I' Washington and .IeII'erson College, I University of Wisconsin. B I-I Stanford University, Ii Z Alabama I?oIyteeh11ie Institute, II ll Lehigh University, B I New I-Iainpshire College. B K University of Georgia, li A University of Minnesota. li M Kentucky State College, li N Universityof California. I5 E' University of Denver, B O Dickinson College, B II - XVashington University, Mo., li B University of Iowa. B 1' Baker University, I5 T North Carolina A. and M. College. Case School of Applied Seienee, Ii fl' Missouri School of Mines, li X University of Washington, II il' Colorado College, B Q University of Oregon, 1' A University of Chicago, I' B Colorado School of Mines, I' I' Massachusetts State College, I' A New York University. I' Z Dartmouth College, I' Z Iloward University, I' II University of Idaho, 1' 0 Syracuse University. I' I University of Oklahoma. I' Ii il T Ikappa Sigma lfuumivil I'nivvrsiIy nf Ihmluglm, Itilly, 1400 I7nivcrsity of Virginia, ISGT UPSILON CHAPTER I'IS'l'AIlLISIIEll 1883 f'Ul.0RS: Sc-nrlvt, Wllitc, :md ,ICIIIOIWIIKI Groom FRATER IN 'URBE I IIEV. W. J. KING FRATRES IN COLLEGIO JESSE I .-Ulf! DRAPER, 'IO SAMUEL GRADY 1IOI.'l', 'I0 BEVERIJEY 1'URN.EI.L ICliIII.l'IS'I'0N. 'OSI .IOIIN I R.ANIiI.IN KAY, 'IO WII.'I.IAM' CALVIN PANCAKE. '10 GEORGE RICIIARDSON, JR., '10 'VTIOMAS 'BOONE FRASER, 'll THOMAS K. YOUNG. '08 ADAM CLARKE' DAVIS, '09 BEVERLEY PURNEIII. ICIHII.I'lS'I'lIN. JR.. 'Oil UOR'l'.l,AND'I' JICCOY, '09 JAMES GAIIIARI7 SC'0'I l', '09 .IOIIX ITNIRIINCIS HIIIEII, 'II I 'nd fIUlll'llll'l' In lu' llrlrl ul Ih'nr0r, f'0InrmI0, July I. 2, 3, 1908. Ijclcyulc, Corllumll Jlcffoy. 90 1 3 x UAYIS IZICIIARDSON D1lAl'l-IR PAXCA KI'-I Sl'0'l l' I-ZGGLICSTOX, ll. P., JH. GRIHII KAY KING YOUNG. T. K. HOIJI' I-IliGI.l'ISTOX. I M C FOY FRASER fb KX A s Axvmm, r-nu llbi 1Rappa Ellpba ACTIVE CHAPTERS Univm'Nit.y of Vil'gilli2l. A Davidson f'0iil'g.ll'v. B William :xml Mary, I' SOIliill'l'll l'niv0rsi1.V. A lvlliVCl'Hii,.V uf 'lkunlussm-0. Z 'I'uI:1nu l'lliV0l'Si1,.V. II Solltllwm-sim-rll -i,l'1'SibA'i.Cl'i2lIl l'nivm'sit5 IInlllpmlull-Simllluy Cullugv. I K4'lltllC'iiA' l'nivn-rsity. K l'1'0sl1yi,m-rialll Uullvga- of Sunil: f'1ll'HiillI N lliclnnuml College, 0 AYZlSilillf., tUl1 and 1,1-0 l'niv4-rsillv. II filllllillflqllllli l'lliX'0l'Sii.A'. I' Univvrsily of North Cill'0iill2l. 'I' .xiiliilllllil l'ul'vlvvlll1ir- Insiiiulv. 'F Roanoke Uollvgu, 'I' VL'lliY0l'SiiA' uf ilu- South. X fic-ol'giz1 A,gl'i4'lll1ln':1l f'0iil'L1l'. XI' Kl'lli.lll'iiy Stantu Vollqgc, Q Tliinity Colle-gc. A A Lmlisiaum Slate Univvrsiiy. A l' Georgia Nvhool of 'I'ec'lln0l0gy, A A North f'2ll'UiIll:l A. unml Nl. K'ull4-go, A I l'nivorsitj' of JATIQEIIISZIS. A Z University of Slate of l lm'irl:1. A II West Virginia l'lliX'0l'Hi1A'. A 9 Millsaps College, A I Missouri Sclmol of Nlim-s, A K fiC0l':14't0XVll C'olI0gv. A A lfnivcrsiiy of Georgia, A M 93 llbi kappa Bllpha Fulllulnml nl l'lliVl'l'SH.Y uf Virginia. ISHS IOTA CHAPTER l':S'l'Alll.lSIll'Ill ISS5 f'm.ulcs: Harm-1 :nml Ulm! llulxl FRATER IN FACULTATE JAMES GRAY AlvAI.I,IS'I'lCI!. A. IS.. ll. D.. l7IH'2Hllll'IN'1' FRATER IN URBE P. 'l'l'I,ANl-I .X'l'KlNSUN, A. H. FRATRES IN COLLEGIO ' WILLIAM W. MARTIN, '09 'I'IlllAI.XH A. l'AlN'l'.lGlI. '10 ALBERT JICFFICRSOX lJll.I,l'ZSI'Il-1, 'll H013 IIUY ST. t'I,AlR, '10 W. GOGGIN Cli0UKlC'l l'. 'OH UIIAIIAM GIIAIICIK, '09 WYNDHAM l4l.AN'l'0N, '10 IC. l,l-IIC ClIANlI3l.ISS, '08 D. ALEX. IlAl,l,l'ZR, '08 WlI.l,lAM JIUIJHICS AIANN. .III GEORGE L. WAl.K1'ZR, '10 IPIIANK C. BROWN, '09 Allillllli C. IHTIIANAN, 'IU Bicnniul Vorlxrvnlioll, llrlrl in lfir-llnrfnnl. Vu.. .lluy I, J, J, l!Hl7. Uclvgrllcs, l'. Tulrrucr .ltlrinsun mul IV. Il. l'1'ucl.'rrll. 94 .-.H-.A if IIAMIZLISS BUCHANAN, A. C. ST. CLAIM PAINTHR, T. A. GILLESVI H MANS XVALKI-IH UILMI-IR MARTIN IILANTOX IIALLI-Il! ATKIXSOX i'R0l'KETT ISHOYVN lkappa Ellpha ACTIVE CHAPTERS Washington and Lee University, A Sub-rosa, li University of Georgia, I' VVoIl'ord College. A Emory College, E Randolph-Macon College, Z Richmond College, Il Kentucky State College, 9 Mereer University. K University of Virginia, A Alabama. Polytechnic Institute. N Southwestern l'niversity. E University of Texas, 0 University of Tennessee. ll Davidson College, E University of North Carolina. T Southern University, 41 Vanderbilt University. X Tulane University, Xl' Central University of Kentneky, S2 University ofthe South, A A University of Alabama. A li Louisiana Stale University. Williaun Jewell College. A A William and Mary College. A Z Westminster College. A ll Kentueky University, A 9 University of Missouri, A K Johns Hopkins University. A Millsaps College. A M The George Washington University, A University of California. A E University of Arkansas. A 0 Leland Stanford University, A' ll VVest Virginia University. A P Georgia, School of Teclmology, A E Hanipden-Sidney College, A 'I' University of Mississippi, A T Trinity College. A df Kentucky Wesleyan University. A X North Carolina, A. and M. Pollege. A SZ Missouri School of Mines, B A Bethany College, ll B College of Charleston, S. C., B l' Georgetown College, B A Delaware College, B E University of Florida, B Z University of Oklahoma.. B ll ' Washington University. B 6 Drury College, B T Al' A N 1Rappa Ellpba Founded at Washington College QWn.shington and Lee Universityj in 1865. COLORS: Crimson und Old Gold ALPHA TAU CHAPTER FRATRES IN UBBE R. H. PAULETT FBATBEB IN UOLLEGIO FRANK S. JOHNS, '08 E. CLARENCE BARNARD, '08 E. GRIGG ELCAN, '08 J. W. HARRIS Fl'I'ZGlCRA.bD, Twenty-eighth Biennial Convention was held at Norfolk, Delegate, W. Dia,-on Foster. E. SCOTT MARTIN w. DIXON 1fos1'1f:R,, 'os SAMUEL B. HANNAH, ,oo LEMUEL BOWDEN, '09 '09 Vu., July 16, 17, 18, 1907. Q V , , XX '97 K M Xxx' . 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Ax Xb .X-X .A Q IUIIIII' Y-I b, N H B ISE Il .V ' ' .MIN X ll: X ' I..-Ia .- r-if. It 'IIIIIIIQI f '.1YI'1i1'? TI X I l'Q- - I J. I.!.'m W g...'fji.I5.ff-'i': :.'gf.e.ggiQ1I . , X RTQ: I -' XXX ' il. .4 XVIXWXQ If xg X-, N QIQ X-. XIX IX XG Ixbjxgxck , I QQQEXQI SIM , ' ,llxsfixx .X l xxxwwkx G Students Club I.. IJ. .'XlilII'l'KI.I'I II. I . HIIAIIIIZN II. I . Illcrull K. V. Ilnrull S. I.. IIn.ul.n1 .I. II' fII I'lIlIIl1I W. 'I'. Ilumc IC. IE. I..wx' .l. I . I..u'v A. I-. I.owln' .I. AI. MII.I.AIIIl II. II. Wlusox 0. A. ANIJIIIRSUN R. I.. I'1l.xmn.lss IIIGNIIY Ills G. lllmllclc W. .I. Ill'c'n HOV ANAN II. I.. NIm:'l'uA 104 fa... 'I'. A. l'.uN'rl-:le II. lifuxl-: W. II. Sol 'I'IIAI.I. II, W. D11-2111. I.. II.xNs1':I. C. II. .I. S. IIl'r1f: IC. V. MCNIZW Hrs WIAY I . M. Ih'nl'nN IC. J. Nurrn U. A. XYILHON I . C. Ilnowx .I. R. Molc'l'oN Illcxln' Almrrox A. N. WILLIAMS II. 'I'1iu'lf: W. W. R. BICIIINIIIQII .I. II. 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S'I'I+1RRI'Z'I I' .,................. ,......... ............... V I CE-I'RI'ISIlllCN'l' ROli.IQR.'l' ICDWARIJ I.l'II'Z Ill'l-'IJNICII ....,........... . ,... SI'1UIIl'I'I'ARY Ami IIIIQICAHLTIIICIC INHABITANTS IICNNI1C 'IIUWICIIS-llc haul his p:lIIu1s viii. IIII,I.Y 11IAII'I'IN-'XXII chly Icing. from iimrn Iill nighl RICIY' 1JOXNAI.I,Y-Ilv Inirns up tlirvo huts an we-ok. IONAIV' l',-XX'I'UN-Fuiul of vzih-nlinos. AI. . . I'I'I ' l l IVNIING-III' has 1110 Imrrh-si i'0l11'Fl' in si-114:01 ' I IJOKUIIH i min I shlll pill 1 , ,' : :wang IEW 14'I.OURN0Y- I hive In gn down IlU1lll!.,' l'O0'I'SI1C I1l'I I NICI!- 'I'r11iI,-141411, :III :1Im:ll'lI! . I INUY-110 1l0Vl'l' wm'IcuII :tml IIUYUI' will. Il SINTON-llc haul haml hu-I: with his In-ml. I I DO l.ICWIS- I!:u'k fm' it. sir! III.lHl'K, H'I'IfIRl!l'l'l I'- RIP, Slurrcit, l'l'1'I,il1l1I.V is mzmnisli FOOD DEMOLISHERS 1DII'PY IIARNICS IRISH 'IIISIIOI' Kl'IIC1i RIOIi'l'0N Ql'.-XI'Ii IIYICRS SIiINNY C'0LII.'I,lNlI ' I VI ' 'I'II XYI'lI M1'I ' WA1JIJI1l,I, 105 . you vain Imam' his In-Ilnws blow. ' r-Ilihlish things. H I1ACIl,IC1. MUUIIIC SIMM SIMRIICIIMAN IVRANK .IUIINS Preacher Factoryll Nl0'l l'0: Eggs. toast :xml milk Numa: .l. Kiraly is il - is al! l'l,XX'UllI'l'If1 lIm'vl'v.x'l'loxs: ll0llllllg' on Dippy, vussing We-ir mul lanuglniug' nl Skinny YICLL: W0 :wc Tllllgll, we :Irv Ulllgll. lY0'l'0 from AllfxYll0l'llIl'lS. llmlfs Ullllllgll. Siss, lltltIlll,-1ll'0ilC'lI0l' l :u-tm'y. OFFICERS II.XIfIfI,I'ZS IIL'tfIi I'RIL!l'I .... ........... ...........,............... 1 I Gmc IDR. 'IJII'I'Y K. IIAIINI-ZS. JII.. .,......................... 'll'lS'l'l-III I'R0'I'I'X2I+Z WICIII .......... .... I In-:u-:c:fx'l'l-: mum Ixlfrzuxu. lll'lGl0N 'W.'Xl+'I ,I.IGS U. I'ANl'.XIiIC.. .......................... .IANITOR KSKINNY XJ i'0l'I,I,INiI. .. .,..................... f,llIAI'I.AlN QllM1Ii lXIU'l'UIl IIYI-IHS .................,...,................ lil'llil'l'Ill ow 'I'III'I INSANE CANDIDATES FOR THE MINISTRY C7Ol'l,l,INH-'wlulm Ilunrlv l,lIlll'N-lI'lIl' ...... II1'urfc. IIYICIIS- lX'Iw1'v ilu- In-nrt is ilu- lungs url- 4-low Inyf' ! v, , . . . ... ., II lull!- Il In-n Igll1II'illlt'l' ns lnlnss. tus lull-v to ln- wmv. l'.'XXi'.Xlil'I-'Skinllh' elm-s his slmrv of Ilw tzllliiwff' LXIIXICS- lXppl1-sl Hiw mm- ilu- t'iIll l'0IIl'..l F T l'lllUl'I- Yun mlmft know Nolliv Iilu- I flu. 106 The Maples ' MOTTO: Nothing hut the heat CROCIil'Z'l'T. . . .. ............ Hmn Loma ou' 'rmc RICALM T l KAY ....... .... f 1ENEllA1. Slcclu-:'1'A1n' TO I-IIS BIA-TESTY YOUNG ..... ...... , Xxllmsr-a,x1molz 'ro l1'ms'1' PASSAGE X I llll.l.lCSl'IE... .... .lxlnmsslxlnm 'ro l 0l!ll'l'Il PAssAu1c YOUNG ..... ..... l 'Illl'Il -ll'IfS'l'ER 'ro 'rum COURT SUBJECTS ll0Z0 , YOVNH- .lnsl, alumni, an lmlm- go, 0l,'D LADY UllllfflilC'l l'- l'ivm' mv up. Foss., l+'lCSS ST. C'I.AlR- Our greatest wit. PIE flll.I,I+1Sl'lI'Z- flu drive llw mlm-ks, Pic. .lM'K KAY- 'l'lm funny mam. l'lCl'IWlCE KINNICY- I tant, path that clr:1v0y:n'ml.'l l'0SSl'M. Si'0'l l'- l.:u1gl1. old hwy. PIG MANN- lYnl1-ll old llmlggcs cut. 'I'0NI Y0l'NG- Sc-rntvll mv on the loft-lmml side- coming up. Al.I'IX l'lAI.l.l'lll- Oll! how I love old Aggie. llIl,l. lYllAl.l'lY-- llulmlll thx- dctc-c'live! BUCK lilfl'l'lAN.-KN- Hur henrt-small-:l101'. 107 0 ..,--. - r X i . '51 Jblil, - riszxv M21 1,1- -WM' f Q1 'WY K ' N + -g V-'J ---A hi Pt . W mr sm '::'-N K ' ' XX' 5 - N xl' A I I l ' ' -l XX viii ff- -: Q 1 'iffy U ' 1 , I f -' - Sage nn Q I '- 5' i -' V' ,f .lII'T'f eff' 1 f UM '- T' 'S f M agus' 'A it . I.. ! ,Pi , L Y . X I ,7 12: i i t 'la orrxcnns ' - ' lm? ., ii? 3 X :QM IIANNMI ..,....... ..... l 'Rl-ZSIIH-IN'l' 5-1 X. , i l if Ll'Ulil1I ......... .,Vivre-l'lu':s1n1-:NT ' I f X E Q74-I if lIUIjI'.., Sl'2CRI'1'I'AlKY Axn 'l'iclf:Asi'ur:l: h A S A '-ivlzifxsw' 1cr:c:l.lf:s'mx .... .1,mu-on Q . ,wfji ':. ' fi' -5 ' S F ,x N . -i .Q. I , -Tw 111- PV N- N J:--.: - ,X . Ti, -xx MEMBERS P.-Xl I'. IJll.Xl'l'IR-- l'll take uysivr slvw. vggs, pin-klvml mmiuns, lint 4-lim-ulntc illlli sl l':livlmul'l v Sil1ll'lt'2lkl'.,' I'i'II ' HGHI,I'IS'l'0N- 'I'h0 fruslu-st of the fresh. llA'I ' DAVIS- Jimi fl'0lll Y. l'. I. Q? Y '! YJ HM i'I'Z'Ull,-- I 0ml of SiU0llillg1 un pnrvlu-s. N ZOI,l'I'AlRlC iiRfNHii lil'lliiN'l' I,1u'k4 s sam-llil0. ULD LADY :lil.AN'l'UX- Holler of pins :mil aulmiror of the Indies. I lH'lSII l llASl'IR- 'I'u Willllll ai pm-in in this lwul: is clvmlivaim-ml. 'ililliv PANUANIC-- 'I'a1lk04l il littlv ymt1'i'4l:1.x'. IIYPW' l.l'UKI'l-- Wllci'v is my hm' 0 :uid puny? l'l'IDlJY FIVIVTS- Nlliilill'Lf like- stnmlillg in with ladies. l llAl ' l'IUl,'l'- Di4ln't. hour from hor lrut, um-v yosts-nluy. X XIICLIAINS FOOD MOORIC- .-X frin-nd uf ll. Il. Mom'0's nnml Miss 15--.' IIOHIBSN NVALKICI!- BI1'. Duvall looked :lt mc hzxrnl. l'l'lANl?'I'S', EGGl,lCS'l'UN- 'l'llo iUlIll!ll'iUllH hoyf, lJl'Nll'Y l'AIN'l'l'Ill- Ulm, why 4li1ln't my llnwers UUIIICV' Il4XllNl'1Y IMIRX.-XIII?-- Bly lmir is Uillllillg' mit thin-kc-r! Kll ' ' Y' MUCOX- 1wklish! wi-ll. I --in-ss. .-- NIAICIC' IIANNAII- 'i l'0lll ilu- wilmls :mil woollivs of NVQSL Virginia, 108 h gh l ' YWQY' i' lf X Q ' ' ' 41 rffyg X' l h X sS'E ilN X X-X ., ,xxxx i Lf, Y S X, --91-v?T ' A---S ES Hampden House OFFICERS ISOWIJICN . . ..... ................ I .'I!I'IHlllI'IN'1' NTRAS . . ....,......... VICE-ljRl'ISlDlCN'1' HIIIICR. . . .......... . . .Sliiulcl-:'r.un' .mn l'ltl'IASUltldIt STUFFERS 'INlH'I'lCIl- 'l'lu- lmly funn Parris. l'll,CAN-Slick gui him wllm'l'v sho wants him. INDWDICN- Mcllill's Ifuml Ihihy from Nurl'ulk.', lf.Xl!'l'l'lR- 01n' nmmla-sl c-mnnp:miun. N4XSI'l- God hlcss lhm' lzuliuslv lnlillzfilclixxl.ll- l,llllllDl'l'lll2lll from Iilau-kstmicf' 'I'll.-XYNIIAM- Nil1'4x1ls uxillv 1-:llm'1'. S'l'll.-XS- Sw1'0lairy uf lhe llml f'ill'l'l0l'Hl llnion ul' .xllll'l'll'il.l' llll'll.-XIIIDH1JN-- Ma1n1:1's lilllm- lm-V. .IUIINSUN-- l uml HllJl1'li.,, NIICAIZS- Sir l :111y mlm- lfmml, Knighi of llnlmul lh-lly. 'I'l'CliICI!- Wulllml io Gnd thai hu was imc milliunih ns smart :ls he lhinkfa hc isly' IRICX- XYallllus, plc-usof' ROBICll'l'SUN- 'l'llc mysicryf, ISAUMGAIQQIJXICR- A pulricl lll'lllllll'lf of li1'isLul.,' GRIICII- A spurt-well, l slumlrl smile-.H liO.D1JIN- Our only stmlmitf, DR. -l. ll. U. llAUI5Y- Une of the ll0l'lllllS.U 109 .-Q 's -In Yi wg g Q 2-si JH K!!! .4 gfifi-' 'A Cli0l'KE'l l' l'IlAMl2LISS lillllill. K. Y. MAINE MUUIHC. XY. Y. SINTUN Ll-IXYIS HALl.l'lll BOXVIDI-IX XX XI. I . LICXYIS. .. XX X Magazine Staff ll A. Il.Xl,I.l'II!... lx V. lll!l'Hll ..... .. ...... .. CIl'XI'1'I' ILXINIC. .. ...Asslwl '. NIUUHIC ..... R I.. K'll,XNll!I,lSS.., IHJWDICN ,..... ,,,,, X ssl YY.SlN'I'UN.., 111 ...l'.1r1'l'ul:-xx-Vlllll llrslxrzss MAN. '.xx'1' lirslxlcss MAN .........X1,lx1Nl I-,mlm Y Nl 1' X lslllltlll ..,...I',xm'1l.xNu:l4: lim IUI s'l'.xN'1' l':Xl'IlAN4il'I Iflllllill .......X'l'lIl4l'l'l'Il'H l'1IlIl0l C. IIA IINARD. IC. C. WM. 'I'. K. A. S. W. II II. I'. S. II. I.. II. I . W I ,nf f Wmx X NX f QEG- Q -fu sw' f- 33.9 .KF 'Steffi X x3f.,x:XI ' .'xI'I!iEM1 IQ IMI ' 'IIIIIIIQ I 2 ill' ,. 'LII ll' HA WK Y- 54 UHIOH Llterary SOCICIY .IIAIINAIID I . LICWIS YOUNG I- A'l'IiI NH . l1ROCKI'1'I l.' ICI IH I. ICSTON IIANNAII LANG 'A S'I',I'I II. . YOUNG www .I. M. l,,I'.IfII. IH. M. S. I.. S. G. I . II. CARI II. I'. II. 'I'. A. CI. J. F. Il. CUl'I.INH I I.OUIINOY IIOIXI' I I lF'l I'l IN 1 I4'IjICRIlNH MEMBERS I+I'GGI.I'IS'I'ON III. Ii I NH IC Y LUWR Y KAY 112 . . . . I'IINAl. Sllmluu W. C. USHVRN W. Y. MUUIIIC W. U. PANCAKIC l'. II. IIAINIC W. II. S0l I'IIAI.I, I . W. 'VIIOBIAH A. N. WILLIAMS 'l'. II. PIIIUIG A. W. 'I I.0l'IINUY G. M. IIOWICRS IIUYD IJON.XI.I.Y li. W. DIICIIIJ II V. I,ANf'AH'I'ICII A. .I. ClI'I'.I,ICSI'IE. .III W. II. IIl'I5IIAII.IJ IC. Ii. 'RNNICW tl. II. IIOIiI+III'I'SllN IINALIJ WIICII WM. N. PAXTON I.'RliSllllCN'1' IHII 'V' Xmm J I 1 I ,I I I f I n A--A'- I I If I mfffi' ,- f 'I III' IIII'IIIIII'IIIIIIl 'I I M II: 'I.+,IIQII II? I. If IIIII XII 'I up W' I IIWIIII 'WIg'III1fI5llIr I IIIIIII 5IfI.IIIIIILW If pg-I'?If YILIIII Aly -I-2,2 '1f ' fu 'I' , flfjf. ,. -I' I' if IDI11IantI1rop1c I..1terary Soclety I IX Nll IN .lII... XYDICIISUN. V. A. I IIARIIII I I I'I'ZIII II ILI7, J. AI. II. . I 1 SS lH'I'I'.II. IX I II XI.I.I II I7. A. 1 I 1 Nh. I . S I I I Ixl., II. H XIUIITON, .l. II. I UIIICIIN. .I I SVIIAS, II. NI.. JII. 1 .4. 5 I XII'I'l II II. I.. v '4 w 1 I MIIAIIIII I AIANN, W. II., -III. XI XII'I'IN, 1 xlcc 'c JY, NCI YI ' I... AMW. I. -I. I.. I Xl'MhXIII7YI II I If IIIAIDICX II I IIIITIII I I 1 1. I l:l'f:1l, II. x' ll'c'H.xx.xx. .. ,. .,xN'l'ox. I LAIIKIC. I' I IAPICII. fl. If. I I'I I'S, il. II hlI'I'IIIIIIu. -I. Ia. MEMBERS I I3 . . .I 1N,xl. Slcxlou IIIIICSIIII4 IIUPIC. W. 'I'. I.AI'Y. IC. l'. JUIINHUN. II. II. I.AI'Y. .I. 'I'. XIII.I.AIIlJ. .I. M. AIIIIITUN, II. I.. MOIITUN. U. Y. NASH. IJ. II. IIIIICIG. W. II. I'AIX'I'ICII. 'I'. A. IIIUIIAIIDSUN, G. 'I'IIA YN I I AM, II. W. WAIIKICII. KI. I.. WIIALICY, W. O. WI'II.'I'0N, U. S. IIAIIAIKIAIIIJX ICII, IIAIINH, l'. N. ' II. IIl'l'II.-XXAN. W. -I. IIYICIIS, II. XY. 4I.AlIIxIu. II. I. I IIASI'III. 'I'. II. IIANSIIII.. II. II, PA I N'I'I+III. II. L. lIYIIl'lIN. I . M. 'I'lTC'IiI'III. I.. C. WILSON, II. A. GLEE AND MANDOLIN CLUBS ati ' v A. , I AN Y Q In-1-1 f 41 , X' V f X! 4' I -I S J, 4 .OMR F K TL.. .Q X- ' .J Jw . N 4, 12 32:9 1 1.4 -- -I PM-',,j- fSJ1 VJ 'lllv r-'I f 0 y. J NK X A 4 , f. ID GEORGE L. WALK ER .............. . . .LEAUEAR Ifmf-:T BASS J. R. FTTTS II. L. PAINTFR JOHN ORIER BENJ. KINSEY SECOND RASS G. I.. W.-NIJ-IRR C. A. ANDERSON T. K. YOVNG 'I'. A. PAINTER. FmsT TENOR J. G. SCOTT CARL FLEMINC W. G. C'ROf'KlC'l I' W. V. MOORE Smcown 'Fl-:Nun C. H. S'l'ERRE'l'TI.' J. F. K AX F. S. JOHNS D. WEIR Mandolin Club DR. STEVENSON SMITII ..,.... ' ...... ..... L EAnEn FIRST MANDOLTN DR. S. SMITH J. McC. PEC II S. L. FLOIYRNOY Srocrmn IWANDOLTN S. G. HOLT ' V G. W. DIEHL GUITAR W. V. MOORE J. B. FITTS R. T-I. MOORE I R. R. ST OLAIR 115 YVILLIAMS NVHALEY llll-IIIL BROWN PIIICE IHCIIAHDSOX ELCAN. MGH. LEXYIS FOSTER SINTOX FL1-IBIIXG t'R0l'Kl-l'1'T l!Yl'lR5 h The Dramatic Club OFFICERS W. 41. l'll1NfKl'I'l I' .........,........,..... ................... A:4msl.xx1 NlAx,xm.1-.l. CARI, l1'l,I'1M'IN1I ..............,........,... ...................,...... H 'mm-1 lJllu':u'l'on C-QL!-1-3 0-H-E!5CQPj.lE 151 - AND FIND ou'r , N Q25 SMlTHLr3rTHoMr3 N. X 44 A CUMEDY 0,-'THR1313 ACTS A Q PLAYED nv THE comzcri DRAMATIC cum SATURDAY NIGHT m 1-HB SEMINARY BID!! FEB.22ND, HT SEVEN OTLOCK SHARP ADMISSIUN---5O'ff-1CHILDREN---25? TICKETS ON SALE AT THI5f STORE l'.XN'l' UI CII .XR.X1 l'I'IIIH ............ ....- ,... . . ........., . 9,5 4. I 1 ..J x' 1 0 M, 54 1:1 X 1 u..1.., . N' i -- 1--A I A- OFFICERS A R. 11. BROOK .......... ..,........... .... P n Es1nEN'r MRS. W. ll. Wlll'l'ING. .. .......... .... S 1-QCRETARY DR. J. I-I. O. RAGISY .... .... ......... .... T n 1-1 ASURER DIRECTORS ' DR. W'. M. HOLLADAY MLSS SUSUQ VENABLE MLSS LUCIE K. DUNNINGTON MRS. J. H. O. W1NS'l'ON MLSS MAIA BROCK STUDENT DIRECTORS E. GRLGG ELO.-XN H. G. THAYER MEMBERS J. O. GRHCR W C. OSBURN K. V. BRUGH A. J. GILLESPIE W. O. WHALEY F. W. 'l'l-IOMAS F. S. JOHNS C. H. STERRETT WM. F. LEW1S S. G. HOLT J. M. CECLL J, 1.1 KAY R. W. TRAYNHAM J. B. FlTTS A. O. BUCHANAN W, V, MOORE O. ll. RAINIC G. M. BOWERS, JR. T. K. YOUNG A. W. FLOURNOY li. W. STRAS J. M. ll. F1'l'ZGERALD CARL FLEM1NG S. L, FLOURNOY R. Il. MOORE R. R. ST. CLAIR GEO. RICHARDSON, JR. WM. PAXTON J. l-'. DRAPER W. G. CROCKETT W. B. DONALLY, JR. E. G. ELCAN 11S -W .. Y. Y . eh Wk 1 -'W vw 'F' B. W. STRAS. . . W. V. MOORE. . E. G. ELCAN .... W. D. FOSTER. JOHN F. KAY J. F. DRAPER S. S. SIMMERMAN WM. PAx'roN W. G. CROCKETT B. W. Sums, JR. W. D. FOSTER W. S. HUBBARD A. J. GILLESPIE C. FLEMING A. W. FLOURNOY S. L. FLOURNOY R. R. ST. CLAIE German Club OFFICERS MEMBERS ' F. W. THoMAs W. F. LEWIS J. B. FITTS J. M. H. FITZGERALD B. P. EuoI.Es'roN M. WADDILL R. H. MooRE F. S. JOHNS S. G. Hom' W. C. OSBURN C. H. STERRETT E. G. ELCAN W. V. Moom: 119 ...........PRESlDENT 2.12 .Fl -Q IE .H .P .5 .PC fb -Z :U -H 'SU 'H E55 PC! UN EH NW P94 F9 W. A G. K. A D. W. C. . . . .VICE-PRESIDENT K. YouNG M. CECIL C. GRIER M. BowERs TRAYNHAM B. DONNALLY C. BUCHANAN RICHARDSON, JR. V. BRUGH WILLIAMS WE111 O. WHALEY RAINE ' .. J t W I fx 4 W, . , A ,wily Ease. . ..:i.::a. gp-- lllllll,Il!!.. nlInui:i:::xl nun ...- lmnmimmflnl f' ,W ' . 7.4041 WWW 'JAM W ..,.--- 0 VI Qi' HXLEP4 fog t7 o'9. ' r.'A'N f W1:Wfg , f Q, Auf, I 1- 1 A WL Gu. Illllllll N, ' 0 yi N A9 ' K Wi W! lx W 1 F 0 4 'N 0559 Q0-XXUYX ,we K 115049 ELI r 1 First Passage .Mo'l l'o: Bring forth the royal bumper :uid let him be humped Uolnns: Blzwk :md llomesiek Blue Om: Bom' iiUAIKII-HSll01'tlCH Bowden, Dun Nnse 3'm'.L: Rah, Qllah, fl4lll'Si,i Rah, Rah, Passage. llnh, Rah, Rah! Rah, First Passage! OFFICERS I'. K. YOUNG .... ..... . ............. ................ 1 1 RESIDENT ll. W. BlSlIO1?.' ........... ...... ........ V 1 cis-Pizmsmizivr l'. M. Il. lf'I'l'ZfI1ICl.iAI.JJ .... ......... .... S 1 CCl!l'I'1'Al!Y AND TnEAsU1us1c MEMBERS BOB TIYIIAYNIIAM- I-lull, liked to killed him.', 'illllilf' W1IALICY-- Wo11,t power stronger than will power. l,JAHU', iI OS'I'ICI!- Nutte1 s friend. ISHN MOUICIC- Mu-y time for me.', lJHZU YOUNG- .lust about at German Sllil1'li.,, Ul,l+IM ICU RAINIC- 'l'he 11ewsboy. Nl.Xllli llANNAI'I- The devil will get himf' UAI l'. .IUIINS- Ile went to see fl2ll'lll2lll.,, .llVlXiI'I', lI,EW.lS- Five stralights to-day. . MllilC ' STRAS- I'll swear it's the truth. ULD ll.XlJY YOUNI-I-- 'l':lke me hm-k, hack, to iiIlli.llllUl'l'.,, .ll7lJ jllixxlfililli- Ull! fm' il .lliulu-1' Sonf' H4XI.lllQl'l Gll.ll'lR- Tile early bird gels the wood. l,lUl'l ELC.-KN- ,llneking'lmmis Amlnins the lirstf' 'l ,I'l'S 'I-'l'I'Ziil+IllAl.lJ- ih'igg will iix him. MACK ,AIUCUY- A wire puller for the Y. M. O. Af, ,lSlSll', IHSIIOP- Tlle home-loving umm. HONORARY MEMBERS l,lCN. IZOWIJICN- Sly kingdom for more legs. l liAU'l 'IIOIXI'- S:1y! got il eigu1'ette?l, ,lICNNIl'l IllJWICRS-Ulialselmll amd stmllvfi l.lC'flS,' WICl,'l'ON- Tl'em:l1 me to lllllllfthn PUBS PAYNIC- Say, put the soft pedal on your voice. COA'I,- l'l0llSlC,' JCClli.I,.ICS'l'ON- 'l'l1e mam of wit? Kill RIC!IAIIDSON- May .I cull at the U. SJ .IAUli KAY-- Tile'sober Nllcst Vll'gllllllll.,, HJ DICK .'l0l'lNSON- Nimrod of the dayf' , l1',lll1lSlI EU1Il.l'lS'l'ON- Always comes up with n frownf' l+'l.US'll. TIIOMAS- The burn dam:-er. lll!ANDl'A BARNARD- Oh! for il C'llllSlll.l, l4'l'NNY,' OSB0RN.lC- ,ll:u1gl1, laugh, lilllgllf, MA'l ' ARlXlS'I'lCAD-- Not n fl. Gray. l'UACI'l NU'l'fl'lCll- You win. .l.'ICN-Wl'Il5 ' KINSIGY- Made .Nami long for al. rain cout. 'I'OMlNlY FR.AS,lC1l- I'lis feet didn't stick to the hunk. Dl.ll'PY BARNS- An llllflllllvll imnmtalineer from 'Fuzewr-ll. SLA'P JACK QIFANU.-XKIC- 'Skihhlef get oll' the fire oss-npef' JOHN BO'I l'S, F. ll. G. S. S.. N. li. D.. Chief Cook and liotile-wnshei' G. S'l'O.Kl7IS, ll. S. P.. hcllillllillllfl Angel Asia. Gallon Sie zu Ili5lle. 121 Second Passage OFFICERS C. A. ANDERSON .... .......... . .. ...... ,Plzuslm-:NT J. M. MYILLARD ..... ............... V ICE-PRESIDENT W. B. SOUTHALL. .. .......... ..... S r:c1u:'1'Am' ,mu 'l'msAsUm-:R MEMBERS BUNNY ANDERSON MAC MCNEW BO BRADEN BUCK, BFCKHANNON DUTCHMAN CURRY Y PRICE HENORMOUSU H1'l'l'J REV. WASH LAMBERT PIG ATKINS HIS SON SAMM SCRINT MILLARD 122 f X.. ' Third Passage Garden of the Gods Q orrrcmzs NERVOUS MORTON .... . ............. .... G osm-:L POUNDEH N1CK', CARTER ...... ...LEADER ou' Cnom UNCLE JOHN .... .......... ......... S E x'roN MEMBERS UNERVOUSU MORTON, JR. 1 ATl-1ER BRUGII HEIFER BRUGH DAM NACE BUCKLE ARBUCKLE FELT CLARKE BUM BUMGARDNER NERVOUS MORTON 123 - 1 w QQ, I ' JK . W fzrw xi MX - 'X l l 'S q Z I 1 l ,u4 'U . f I and Q X N xg! 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G S. . . . . .l'mcsm1cN'r Y I cm- l.'Ill'IS 1 m+:N'r .xxn 'l'lclc.xs1 mel: . . . . . .Uv1':1zsEl':n A. ,IIALLI-:lc .l. Hll.l.1c:-zrll. l'. Hlcuwx 1.. Clmxllzl iss C. LACY .l.. G1m11AM W. I+'I.01'nNm' B. PIHCIG ,IL l+'1'1 1's L. XVALKER 'S -nm--.. W few- W IX 'Ns--1-1'f .l'....-fw I ,vm Q1 f x OFFICERS 1 .XI'IlII,. lim.. 'ru .XI'IlIL. IIIOS S. II. II.XXX.XII. -IR ...,,.....,.......,..,.... R. I.I'.I'. i'II.UlIII,ISS .............,.,..... Vim-- . , , v XI. X. XIINIIH. .............,...,...,........ . v'y' ly - 1 IIMNIA IiIhf,lIUl4 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,.,, ,,,,,,,, , , Prvsirleni Prusinlent S:-1-1'0l:u'y l'1'c-znslxrm' ' 5'1 'M' A 1 ' ' ' ' -A-31:12,- ..:-..I? S X ' - 4 - W 371+ -f------I 3 'gill'-'fT5 ' :aLiSQfI'-' 'M ----L. N. if 'i-: ':4 'I TfE?1-.I'.T.-'2i' - H1 K I S.. gl -,h a f ' -ff - --,..i.-.4 ::---:Q--af .A ' , 7 .. , , ,' 1 ' A N, J 5 . ,,,. I f' -'cxf lf' I A K'I.l NIU I' ILXINIC. .,.......... I . . xI'lII'IQl'l' Rvzlfli Avnu.. 12108. 'ro Amun. H109 fl. L. W.XI.Kl'III ........, ........ ..,....... .I. XI, Nlll,I,AlII7 .... .,,.Yi1'm-- ff. XIVVKIY .......... .. ..,.. .. IIICXIIY I2ISi'II0l .--- ....,...,.,..... ' .I. IC. Hl l'IIIiIl'I ....,,. ....... N Innalgvr Iivauli lIf'l1'yfulr'.w In Nlulr 1'nnrf'nIinn I,IllIlf'lIIJIII'jl, I'fI.. .20-ILI. IIHI7. ng IIHUIH Pr:-sirlenl I'l'usimIcn1 Sa-wet an ry I'rea1surcr ng Room I vI1ruu ry C. NIc'1'0Y I1I,.XN'I'0N f'. .L .XNIIICRSOY C'. RAINIC I . .I, IIIUKIKIG. .II!. II. IIISCIIOIV I . W. YOVNH 'I'. A. l'.XIN'I'l' I,. II. I.ANf'.vXS'l'ER 126 A OFFICERS F. S. JOHNS ..... .... - ,.....,... I 'RLQIDFM' T. K. YOUNG ,.... .,....,..... N 7lCF I RESIDFIVI R. H. MOORE. . . .........., .... H I.C'RI'ITARY AND Im ul RI n MEMBERS SENIOR CLASS E. G. ELC.-XN F. S. JOIINS T. K. YOVNO I .u'NmR f'l.,xss I . O. RROIYN SOPIIOMORE CLASS W. V. MOORIC J. F. KA Y FRESH XI AN CLASS R. II. MOORE 'I'. R. FRASER CARL I+'I.lCMINO IC. K. NCNICW 127 J. ll. Il. l l'l'ZGIiRAID 9 I3 IIXYYXII II' X dl.. West Virginia Club M0'L 1'o: Munt:mi scnnpm-r liln-ri,' f'0l.0IIS: IIIII Iiulml and Hluc OFFICERS II. 'I'IIAYICI!. , ,.,,.,,.. ..............,,, , . l'IIICNlllEN'l' M. BOWIGIIS. ,. ...........,... Ylvw-l'1u4:s1nI:N':' ll. S'l'ERllI'Z'I I'. .. .... HIccIu4:'I',xI:x' ,xxn 'I'I:I4:,xsl'l:I':n If. KAY ...,...... ....,... ...... ' I 'o.xs'I'AI.xs'I'I-:Ir K. YOUNG ......,. .... .,....... I I .Xll'I'l'INIllill W. I I.0l'IINOY, .. .... -I.xNr1'01: B. lfI.'XNN.XII .... . . .I'ImI-1,A1N WICIR ...........,.... ............ . . .XI.xsvo'I MEMBERS II. S'I'l'IRlII-1'I'l' W. l'. USIIVIIN I . W. 'I'uom,xs 'I'. K. Yorxu S. Ii. Hlllfl' C. linowx S. II. IIANNAII U. NIc'l'm' AA. W. I4'l.m'I:Nm' S. I.. I l.ol'uxm' F. KM' WAI. II. IloNN.xI,l.Y C. l'. Imzwns II. IC. I.. Hl'l lf'NI-Il If. .I. Ilmmlu-1 S. xYI'2l.'l'0N IloN,u,n W1-:ln II. II. 'l'I1.xYI1:I: W. S. III'm:.x1m II. NI. Iiowlcns I, II. PIKICIC .I. I . Illmluclc 128 ff' pw 'ggi ffl! M4569 'QW W 4 ,s I K IX 'J 4' --' I W :tin M I 'I rrixx '- XM I I WZ X ' vqfj-l---::tT 1 Q-if' ,, Xxlnxf ff T4 , W ?'.,f'f X,' , I Wx fl X 1 'Q ef 'ff 'G .' 0' 'I f fm' ML W j ff,.xfV4'f...--EWG ff f., .fu . i f Q , fp - MQ E E . . r 4 '4 , Q-.H w f wf - . E ' WWE 7 - F if - A J . ,:'7v..L:1,Jf f', v U Q. I ' ff Ml , 'v fMff'f,f3 'I If M WWf7f'f M . I I Z ' I f' . 1' H 1' ' ffl - ' I . x j .il ji fr! n J flvu f My fl r fy AI 1 . 'fl X : 11441 jx., lkyfxff I r f I Jiri, r!,?,M'.Ml,',v4!f!, Q7 X .. fff X ' Charleston Club M0'1 ro: f1ll!lI'l0S1.0ll has Rim-Inmnul br-nt. Il block l'Ar1:ux S.x1N'1': Hum Paul OFFICERS S. 1.. 1fl.oU1zNmf .... ,......... ................ 1 1 RESIDENT I. lf. KAY ......... .,........... N 'wld-PlncHIn1cNT IL IG. .I.. Ill'l l XlCll. . . ..... H1ccnlc'1'.x1n' Amr 'lflzmsvlzlcn D. WICIR .......... ...,................ 1 lAN1'1'01: fl+'lDO LEWIS .... .......... . ....... A hxscou' . MEMBERS U. ll. S'1'1c1m1sTT R. IC. L. Rulvlmxsn S. L. FI.ou1zN'EY ll. G. 'l'11AY1-zu .l'. F. KAY C. P. Llcwls WM. B. DONNALLY A. W. I 1.ouuNoY U. XYICIR 129 Southwest Virginia Club W. F. LEWIS ..... E. C. BARNARD ..... R. H. MOORE ...... S. S. SIMMERMAN L. H. LANCASTER R. H. Moom-: OFFICERS ................l'm-:sim-:NT .. . . . . . . . . . . .VICE-Pnr:smE'NT . . . . . . . . . . . .SlccIm'rARY ANU 'l'Iu-:ASURER MEMBERS IS. W. STRAS fl. L. XYALKER D. A. IIALLIQR R. V. LANCASTER A. S. A'r1uNs A. J. GILLESPIE K. V. Blanton G. Gxrmifn A. C. BUCHANAN IC. C. BARNARU Cf. N. BARNS W. F. LEWIS IC. J. l'Iu'1 1'oN S. M. B. COULLING, Jn. J. IC. fil I'1IRllC T. A. PAINTER W. Ci. Cnocimm' A. N. YVILLIAMS J. F. DRAP!-JR F. B. HUT'FON B. F. BRUGII 130 Tazewell County Club NIOTTOZ Make Ilny while tho sun Shines R. II. MOORE ....... R. II. ST. CLAIII .... C. N. BARNS. .. W. I W. I ID. A A. .I 4' l C ROC K E'I I' LEWIS H ALI. IC R G ILIQICSIPI IC OFFICERS FIELD HANDS I3I . . . . .PI.0I'mIER ov 'rim FIELDS . . . . . .Sowmc OF 'um SEED ...H.xnv1cs'r1-:nz mv Tm: Cum- A. U. ISITIIIANNAN S. M. II. i'0I'I.I,ING. JR. Ii. W. STIIAS, -IR. .l. I . DR.-XIFER 1 Q- -,T .L-'-' ' '- 1' iffy ' -, f- ' X F 1' f-.3 M U Y .n -ft.. E- f-25.-1 'ZL.. 'if..4 C- ,,.. .::.i., .fd fi If ST 52-fr ' , -... ..,. .- ,Lb I E ,. N 'frs-I 5' -'ea'-1,2 su ' M N Q V2 if- Q ,,,.1f-f1?LEL 'ga .5 ,---If f fi 4 U . A - ng.,-QW Z ,.' 44-f 'c 4, 5 2 44!e'?' :EL 'n2 'w ,L -5 ,v -f ' -JM f , c:?' Q 1 I -2 Q - ,BS-fb ' ZF If I' fl Q N W it A I 'C . AT ' f ' 'Q E2 I - 5-P , A ... .. yyf .. I mr' I 2 -f 1 -5. , X f--if ,X ff - ' -- -1 ' - -- - -- I I A ., N, ..-Q 5a:f:?,-,SLEFVWZ-g'-4131-2 'vi' r-'CG' ' '1'F 4i7.', 'QT TV, -- -. Q . Wiz, fx--fb Q15-- L . , -331, Q, --,+,,:.,-gN,,S5A Southside Virginia Club 001-1 I'A'l'ION: IIilling Inlmvvo und nWIlIIlJilI'1I lies OFFICERS I XI II. I I'I'ZIIICII.-XI.D ..,. .......... ..,.. C I IIll'1l Ilmun IXLLEN .................. ..... K Illini-' IIII. I OI I IIIIITSIC ICI1III.I-ZS'I'IIN .... ...f lIIl'II Liu: MEMBERS GI UIIIIIC IIIUIIAIIIJSUN W. II. I'IIIIfIC R. I.. CAR'I'IER .l'. II. ALIIEN IJ. II. NASI-I II. II. I'IA5II,IC'I IT W. 0. IYII.XI,IGY U. II. IIAINIC II. W. 'I'IIAYNII.-XM II. II, IIOIII'J'II'I'SON .I'. II. MI'IR'I'0N' IV. II. IIICIJINGICR I.. tt. 'I'lICIiI'IR II. P. I-1I:t:I.ICS'I'0N. .III It A. ANIJIQIIHON A II. IP. I+II1G,I,,I'IS'I'0B R. 'I,. MORTON ' F. W. YOUNG 132 ' -W- ,M ,A X ,,,5::gg.g. , , .,gij.g1g.'j.'x ' .IIID 'Q N I I I-I. I5 W i I ffl' IIIIIFIIWEI I ' ' ,-X ,. My ',++ 6VWwf II'flIWf7?9I 'f V I 1 II I ,I I ' Nl ' :FF Richmond Club n'l l'0: lIivIm1ulul haw c'IIiII'll'51IIll Iwzll :1 Imlm-lc OFFICERS I XII I-'LICRIIXII ,....... ...,...... .... ......... I ' I IICSIIIIIINI XI I NIIIIIIIIC .,........... ........ .... X ' 1m'I-:-I'1c1cslm:N I II I'.IIIIIlXII'I'UN. III .... .. .....,.. ...... H I-II'III-TI Im' ANII 'l'lII+lASl'RI'Il MEMBERS IV. V. AIIIOITIC II. II. I-'I'I I'S IZXIIII IPIIINIINII .I. NI1'I'.I'I'II II. .I. I'. IJIIJIJIN 'I'. NI. I'.IIIIIINII'I'IIN. .III. XY. I. III..IN'I'IIX IJ. II. IRIYNIII ' XY. XY. NI.XII'I'IN AI. IY.IIJIJII.I. II. 0. I.l'I'IiIf1 .I. W. SINTON. .IIL I 323 L 1 ,.' .. k I QS 25 A Jfim is -I-J ' 7 15 -1. mv - -. .. v W Ru JT Fishburne School Club Mx? W AJ: Y 1 W MOTTO: Ah, hu! Well, sir, who is responsible? 1 COLORS: Garnet and Gold Ylcm.: Hi-'Ru-I-li. Ili-Ro-Hk-, Fi!illbllI'llG, FiSllblll'lll', Hull. Rall, Roo! Guru. Caro, Siss Boom Bull, f Fishburne, Fislnlmrnu, Rah. Rah, Rall! 1 OFFICERS R. H. MOORE ......... .... C OMMANDANT R. 141. L. RUFFNER ..... ....... C A1-TAIN C. H. STERRE'l I' .,... ...LUCUTENANT WM. PAXTON ,... .... S ERGEANT H. BYERS ...... ........... .... B U GLER PRIVATES R. R. ST. CLAIR A. W, FLOURNOY S. L. FLOURIQOY A. J. GILLESPIE 134 R. NASIC. ,. I ' ll K X X it ., .. , - f... 9- 1- ..i- ...-i- .1---- -,,,,,.. ....-i- -- -T Hoge Military Academy Club A10'l I'0: The caulct luvn-th ax cheerful Hur OFFICERS . . . .COM MANDIQIL-IN-Cllllsh' D. l4'OS'I'I l! I.. UARTICIR. . . . G. Tll , .... . .............. . ..... I4'1n:Lu MARSIIAL . , . .Ululcu UF COM!-11ssA1cY .DEI.'All'l'MEN'l' . . AXLH, . . .......,.. ......................... C IIAPLAIN PRIVATES L. C. TUUKER, JR. J. M. H. FITZGERALD 135 lil eS1?Fi'T3151W' 7 Mo'r'r0: Sumus pnrvi, soul sunms snno1'i C'0l.0lcs: Ormnge mul Blau-k Plvrnox SAINT: The Devil OFFICERS W. W. N.-XR'l'lN .... .......... ............... L ' RESIDENT CARL 'l-'LEMINH ,.... ............. X 'lclc-Pnnsslnl-:N'r J. W. SINTOX. .IR .... ..... . ..Sl-:cnE'rARx' ANI: '1'm:,xsu1u:n MEMBERS A. P. GODDIN W. B. BLANTON W. W. MARTIN C. FLEMLNG J. XY. SINTOX, JR. 136 I ' 0c,, :ffm-E. Brock's School Club OFFICERS ROIZEWI' K. lillllvli. ICNQ .......... ....,..,.. .......... . I 'nlNcuuxI. IIAHIIY f2lTlCItll.XN'I' 'I'll.XYliH ........ ...f'lIlI'2I+' Wim Suxurrr: SAIXIUICI. I.IliII'I'I1'Ull'l' l+'l,0lYltX1bY. .- -. ..... Ilmn 'l'Rl7AN'l' ROIBICIVI' ICIJWAIIIJ IJIGIG lll7I l XI-Ill. ., .................. 01-w'1c1.x1. llixmcn ClI:XllI.ICS lII+1llllUl.D S'l'lGIlRl4Z'l l' .... ...f711llclv Mel-:A'1'on on lJls'l'l'l:mNur:s VIIUAIAS IHXOUIQIG Plllifl-I .......,. .... I lmn Ol-' Ixlfomlwlox I!l'1uf:,u' Xl.lCX.XNDlCIi. XX'lll'l'l'l I I.UlTllNUY. .. ........... .,.l'l:lxcll-AI, W,u.1. Dl':u0liA'l'0R STUDENTS I .X'l ' lll7l l NlCll lSlI.l. I+'I.OUIlNOY lll:0i1K S'l'l'1lll!I-Z'I I' H. I'lIlC'I'2 lH'X2li l I.0l7RNHY lf'A'l I'Y 'l'll.XYl+IH. X 137 X '- ' fgffr, fi..- I .f L f. 41 - ,,- 4'-'.21i-L..-ff 'dsfl ... : ,f,::Hr4: , f - .-'- :f 'f - 1-'Q P1 ,Q-CZ' X- f .. 'I'-f 5 f ' ' W m.. 3-5 .fL4'f 54 - ' L .f.-1373-,g, .:l55'1S :xii fggg ,Aftgjig da.. ..-if '-ff' ' --. :l'55?!?S 'CYS ' L U 2-f3'? 29275 --A ,. A317413-Z A, .,.1.,, -J. -5 '-1 qffivl, 15' --in-f - . x 'iii --':'.ifIf'f ,gf -X - ' f'F j -Za-41'-.... '- ' 2 .-kr - -E1 - A '- ' .Y I -- - -f .' P A Q-. ' ' X :-bf-1-- ,::',.:T:- ' , - ' 9 'A .. -Liz.. - ....f1 f if Zggf- ' 1fi 'f11-:.--4 -c9'X Lili!-3 :..L: g'..Zf5 4- E ' X W 'EPA-5 11 'UI ' L 7-'HT'-- 'L---:MT ' - ' :-'- :'-311:'1:f- is 'W 23' ' H- 'cff'1 -if? -? :l -'-' .-.-V fit? .g ' -f'1'fi- -e',glgi::11.s 04.4-. 154 ' 'Tl gf W jj' WS, - '-?f: f .- A' 5 5 , fjiiii :lf 'X I - 2 ff xx ' H, 13. .. ,qi 4 fa 4. 122 '-:T , M wi . Tl- 5 5 1. 4 ff --. ' :7f 'Qf'f.11TT-'tm' 'ZTT LLM.-. .... ' . V- V-' Lf 'i 7 :::':,..i1 4:L:1gf1:- ' 'T' :T----M--if 'f- .w1.'4'l ,:, H, -,,. -iff-- f:::-lw, --- .,,,.,- MW A7 ff ,,.... , .u TQQY -7- -:T-it ' 'A ' jf --- N ' v f,-- ':1T.'::::.----A-- gf f. - f f - -,.--.. ...-..-, iYISEfjfjg?f Cluster Springs Academy Club W 0 Wll-Xl IGY ..,. OFFICERS .................l'RE2SlDEN'I' Vick:-Pm:s1DEN'1' D. B. PAYNE ......... .............. ' ' ' ...... . . . . . .... Smcmcjnuay AND '1'REAsUnE1c R. W. THAXNIIAM ...,. MEMBERS W. 15. SOUTHALL li. W. TRAYNHAM D. B. PAYNE W. O. WHALEY 138 Www f 7' . A: ff' v fr, , V X zifgrkill Z. Li v? U if Hi' E U if , 1 11110, XMI x V, ' 11 X.. M . 2 K X 1 n .Mlllflllllffff I' Q 'W E11 :QW ,fwwvwiw H ' 'WWI E?EUJ4l'9E -'. gm,- R. H. JOHNSON ..... L. BOWDICN ........... SUl'1ON VENAHLIC .... F. S. JOHNS L. G. TUCKER W. F. LEW1S W. OSBURN OFFICERS .........................,..lI1cAnlI,uN'1'sMAN . . . . Lolm Illuu KEIGIUQR ul-' 'rm-2 GAME PIUQSERVES . . . . ..................... .1N'lAS'1'lCR on' 'rum HOUND HUNTSMEN Cl. M. ISOWERS, JR. , JR. C. N. BARNS C. IVIQEM I NG W. PAXTON 1323 QA Q ., ff 1 . - ch f O . SX JC I L: I L K The Smokers' CIub . WWW WM .ff .fflffnw f ff X ff 1 .51 ' V v ffzrryg f ., M0'l l'0: Quz1Iis vita, Huis ituu W ,f l!,.5.4W , A x ,JW A, ?! Q Y '01jr1cERs I I .'T'7TTT'1'?51.'T'f.'.'.'ffg.'.....' f ,. ' .1 Aw-ifggff' 1'X' . . ,H,1f M ' w. 0. WIIALICY ............ . , I g X A I Cxmzv Dxsm-:Nz-xl-:R or 'run-1 W1-:mn ca. IIOIXI' ..,......... I j Li ...GRI'IA'l'l'IH'l' Um,xm:'r'ru lfllcxlr ,f X 1J'Q jx.: .V-I. ' . I R. I-Z. I.. Rulvlvxlcu. . . . . . . . .. ' K'A - ' Ilmn ou' 'rum IIIEIIMUNT Dl'1l'AIl'I'MENl I X 5505585 fvfw' '-N wr STA' - I' ,, R. O. LUCVE ................ r I. FJ ..... . . .'l'1u-1 .INVlC'l'EIlA'I'lvI HUM I I MEMBERS KAY IIEIYIS, XV. I . MILLARD ROBERTSON WI'IALEY CILLESPIE GRAHAM FLOURNOY, L. STR.-XS ST. CLAIII PAYNE LACY, J. T. TRAYNII.-UI I ITfl'S LACY, E. C. BAUBIGARDXER, Il. 'I'I'I IYER FRASER RUFFNER NORTON, C. V. LELYIS. C. P. OSIIURN IIANSEL YYILLIAMS .IIALLICR SINTON McNEW TUCKER, JR. WEI.'I'ON I OS'l'ER BR ADEN SOUTH A LL HU TTCN l4'.LIEM.l NG IVIER FITZGERALD BOWERS BARNS FLOURNOY. A. IV. RAINE BISHOP CECIL BUCHAXIAXI, A. C. PAINTER, II. I.. S'I'ERRE'l 1' HOLT ECGLECTOLN, II. P. JOHNS IIARNARD MQCOY BEDINGER MOORE. W. V. NASE HONORARY MEMBERS I DR. JOIIN HAMPDEN CHAMBERLAIN RAGBY QDuke's Miscryj DR. JAMES HENRY CURRY XVIXISTON IH -S I DR. STEPHENHON SMITH fIVllIlI11t BIGIICII Ome pun Would like to be members, but Mamma won't let them. SHOR'l'Y BOWDEN FA'l'TY MEARS 140 SCOTT MASK KINSHY IIKUGII. IS. I-', ICPIX HLCAX TICAYXIIAM I!03!I'IiI'I'.4IJN SMITH COVLLIXU SOYTIIALI RICHARDSON LAVY. J. T. MEAIIS MAY JOIINSOX ll.Xl'MGAKIDNI'1H CLARK BARNAIII, STIIAS FOSTER ILXIZX. S XVILLIABIS XYIIA LEY III-QIJIXI I Il Tm: YICLIJOW Kms CLU: r - .SU A V xx .Nap x. .- . X ll fx mi' Z. .+f, ,ell x flf . xx .xxx .fl I . , M M 'Q 1 il . lf A .-. ' 44:2 ' 4 ff Q f3p:.W.,g,... 4. Q- ,Q 'X ' F .5 I , A ll . i . f I' l, I . XM: gn 44. ' l A. gi Y x ll M , 1' L K f . lg ' fx-if r .Af ' llirfffi U ' '12 A' K . ln- , 1 f . V.. - if ,V Qui- S. S. SIMNERBIAN. .. li. fl. ELCAN ...... IC. C. BARNARD. .. C. V. MORTON .... ll Z' . il f .l A I W nfl J IJ lligqx 11 1 9 Ri? W. V. Moon!-J G. HIUIIARDSON, JR. J. F. Dmxvrzn C. Mvl'm' S. B. l'lANNAlI R. IC. l.. R1'14'n'N1cn S. Slnxlxsmmx J. MCC. Pucn. L. 0. 'l'm'mcEn, Jn. W. F. l.1-:wus Cf. P. LEWIS D. A. IlAm.lclc C. V. Morrrox 1-'. W. S. JOHNS 0. Wlmmzx' Riding Club Bl0TTO: Wo never walk when we r-nn ride OFFICERS JOCKEYS P.x'rImN SAINT! 'Flmnms Clark . . . . . . . . . . .CIIIEF Joclclfzy .... . . . . . . . .Hx-:An l'losTr.r:n . . .OVI-:nsm-:R ol-' 'rmc STABL1-:S ..............STAu1.EBov la. C. LACY il. 'l'. LACY T. ll. Pmcr: R. .lonxsox C. S. Wx-:l.'roN J. IP, KAY S. l.. FLol'nNox' A. W. Fr.m'nNm' S. G. HOIII' W. I . PANCAKE R. l-'. Bmxm K. V. Bnvmr W. B. RLANTON I-'. W. Tnoxms I . ll. I-llv1 r0N THE JUNIOR LATIN CLASS' Owing to lnmvoidnhlu cirvn1nstnnces. the .lnninr Latin Class Nnvmnlmer 20. l-42' wus cmnpellorl to wnlk until W 54+ A 5 5 M q, , ,- 'xx X M R,- f K X M x, W W 1 ' fl O , 1' llln ' , I X:::X4u 1 ' F X 1 'illli' MEMBERS --I- bf- GOATS 2-4- .. jf ' 143 QVA ll'l'l'l'l l'l'I . l,. XYALIQI-11: 'l'. Ii. Yovxu .l. li. l l'l I'S W. V. Nomar: sl-:mxn mss l lIiN'l' nmss sl-:mxn 'rxcxmz l lRH'I' 'l'I'INUli Q Q 4::,A,,k, V f ,1 x+Qf I 1 yi Z l.W , ' 3 i f ' n jf -.151 js.. l 4 ,lvywff V ,, 1. .H A, ,fn ff .fw . f 4 6 ff ' f ' , , g 1.3! ' 'jf' ,, 5 F A, - ' j I if Lifnf' Z' ' ' ' ' ' L' ill I G R o W L E R 5 l OFFICERS b W. O. W,llAl,l+IY .... .......... .... L 7 IIIICF GRUMBLER WM. PAXTON .... .. .... ........ l +'lJss1-:lc S. H. HANNAII . . . . . . l'mxc11'Ar, SNARLICR MEMBERS S. L. FLOlFllNOX IC. U. IEARNARIJ-- ' JAMES N. i'I'X'll G. M. BOWICIIS-' B. VV. STRAS, JR CARI. l+'L'l4lMING- . I , lllllhtlj mtna ns ww-k. W. C. OSBURN- .l want more time to lilllglhn B. X. MEANS- l7u1nmit! l'm too fait. W. R. 'lll'lDlNllI'IR- '- fI'lmt lrolllcrsoniu ln'ot,lwi' of mim-. l'lu- Clilllgwl faculty. .- Any fool lumws Pl'llll'0l,Ull will win. 'lf l llllllllf get 1-xcollcnt this monlli, lim going home. .- 1 110111 rim an fruc lmck line. l put forlv lumrs mm Ch- 1 tl' l wish it would get warm enough tu 4-111. my wliislqorsf' A. J. G1l.'I.l1lSl'lIC- Why in the clovil lllllll mmlmmly ll01ll.lll'L'1 mc ? IC. G. 1'Il.C.XN- Ol will my troubles never ond 2 145 0 f Ax 'Z ft , gl an 4 , .. is - ,l , N 1,23 SX 16012 fff XY I x :X I ff' ,IN ' q -,xx h x, Q rib M 5 X tibia' X- x 41. 1 xxx! ff Nw if ' ' 'f- '1A' Uizff 11 ff .f VX A 7 J '1 2 X X rf ff f ff gm 1 X ,f S, D0 G. HOLT Fussers' Club MEMBERS NALD Wmm W. I . Llawls W. V. Bloom: G. I.. WA1.1c1cu J. B. Fwrs B. F. IQINSEY W. II. I51.AN'roN If. J. Blcoolm .I. M.. CECIL L. Bowmm W. W. LIARTIN C. S. XVELTON I . Ii. IIQUTTON I . W. 'I'1IoMAs M. WA1m11.l. D. B. PAYN1-: L. C. 'I'Ucm1lc, JR. W. C. OSIIUHN S. M. II. Cm'I.1.lNu, .In W. 0. WllAl.m' A. N. Wn.r.rAMs G. B. R0lIlCR'l'SON G. L. Rm: .I. IC. BAUAIGAIHINI-:lc GEO. RICHARDSON Cl. IT. S'l'l'IRllI'I'I I' II. N. NIICAIKS .I. W. SINTON, JR. E. C. HAIINAIIII C. IIUCIIANAN 147 J. lf. KAY II. ,I7uNNAI.m' W. C. I'ANuA1u4: R. II. Moomo U. A. ANDERSON W. IJ. ,l4'os'1'1f:1: II. W. 'I'nAvNuAM CI. M. Bowl-:ns II. W. HTIIAS, Jn. I . .IouNs IG. H. ICLCAN I . W. YOUNG .I. M. II. 'I-'r'rxu1cuALn I.. D. ARIIl'Ulil.I'l J. M. INI1I.r.A1m D. R. NASE IIA1mY BAIIMGAIIIINICII II.. I.. CAn'1'1c1x R. S. BIORTON Ii. I . I'ilu'GH IC. C. 'LACY S. T.. GRAHAM Clmlu IN'I0n'1'oN JI. T. LACY, .In W. II. IWANN, ilu. If. C. BROWN D. A. H'ALT,IClI Romans l K I' 'SMX af f' l x I M. F' Urn , r f gefi' I 7, :Q-' -ig? I f P X ia? cj 2.5, v W ...I 3 fu .I in -if . in I .exif f II W ' '52 I I I I Q - f' ' M If 2 IH ..,': f - IX! r l : H I Lixilwx Pi: .I Ai ' P11 ----II ' In Y ' .if Mgr- QI 'II W' I MISOGAMIST CLUB xI0'l l'lI! NuIi mv t2lIIl20l'l'., C'ol.olcs: Iron Gray and 'I'urIac'x' Ilml OFFICERS I. .IOIIN ll.XNII'III'fN l'll.XNIlIl'IlII..XIN IIMJIIY. .. .............., l'I:l-:SIDES I IJXILXIIID l'I.AI!I'IXK'IC' ILXIIXAIIII. A. II., II. S.. ., .,.......... YIVIC-I'llI'lSlIIl'INl IJ XXIICI. IIUIIINSON NASE. II. I... .I. II ,.......... ...Slcrlzl-:'l',x1:x' .xxn 'l'1u-:Ixsmucu MEMBERS W. II. III..XN'I'UX I.. -I. IIINIIOI' I.. IIUWIJICN IJ. II. NASIC 'I'. II. I Il.XNIC'II, IJII. IIMIIIY IC. l'. ILXIIXAIIIJ I.. D. .XIIlIl'K'IiI,IC I . W. I.. YIIVNII W. U. NX'Il.XI.I4lY W. II. HIll I'II.XI,I. tl. II. I!UIII'III'I'NIIN II, .X. II.XI.I.I'lIl Il. IC. I,. lIl'I IfNI'III 12.0. I,l'UIiIG ii. IIICX S. IK. IIANXXII I.. C. 'I'l'ITIiICII ,l, NI. II. I'I'I'ZHICII.XI.IJ U. BIui'UY 14S wg, -, gx xx '-Q ,. WI I I I ff if Nm I 1 fffff? A - Xxx. AII1 MY?-1 ' I I mi fyfaffpg-11 ...Q Iiiwi Q6 . ' I Ifffff BWI 5. ' ,III -,EI I f! ,1.'I', ,I . IM 'I in-1 I f-SFI FEM--1 I ' I 1'IWfI ' dig' -.5 ' '5 5 T .-, 'X -4 III I W ----- f ig:-- I W -'TLJ ,.Q..., -.M A--f MA' Q I m 7 -3-ml flf- -1-W Alf- fu' N-W 'Fw Cold Feet Club NIO'l I'0: 'I'nk0 it away MEMBERS I'IIICSIIDl'ZN'l' IWIIUZICN-I Oll'l' AlIl3l'l'Kl.l-I K. V. IIIIUGII fi. A. WILSON II. I . IIII.YIlI'I'X N. XI. II. U0l'I.'I II. II. MOII'I'0N fi. MAY I . XY. TIIURI.-XS XY. II. SOU'I'II,-KIT II. II. IIUIINSUN A. S. .'X'I'KINS I,. II. 'I..XXC7,XS'I'IC'II. J. NI. XIII.I,AIII5 .I. II. MUIITON II U. UIIIIIIY NY. Cf. OSIIOIINIC .I. S. III'I'I'I IV. II. PRICE W .l'. IIl'I'II.XN II. Il. UIAIIK XY. II. ISICIJINCIIIIZ. A. NV. WII.'I.I.1XMS . 1. ,. IC. fi. II. S. IIANSICI. 149 Ii. NIQN IEW QI. SMITII HI LM ICII DIL BICWIIOR'I'I'I'II BARNE Y S'I'ICRIIIC'I 1' HOUR IC. W. V. I I 'I l'S II A I.I.ICR .... PA NGA Ii Ii. . . III, I ION...-. I.AC'Y IIIIO'I'IIICRS .IIIIIIIAIIIJHOX Minor Clubs l'r1ly flu no! 1111.11 ofI'1'rmr', For zrlm mn rlvny ' Ilzvrf' is scum' fin :11:1:.w'r:.w'? KNIGHTS OF THE MUSTACHECHE ' MEMBERS GOOCIOO FOSTER BLUFFERS DRAPICR WA LKER THE INFANTS orrxcrms MEMBERS I'AIN'I'IClI. II. I.. IVIIASICR . . . . I.'IlESIlJl4IN'I' xmonlz. 11. 11. J. GRAY, Ju. MCCOY HANNA II W wl'r11 'I'III'I CHAMP . . . Imm' wrru 'rm-3 Come . . . . . .IIIIIICF SQU1+:A1.1cn KINSEY J. GRAY. .IIL IImm1'ury IlIOIllIll'I'ri and vllivf l1111'ss-s-ISUWIJIGN :md 'I'o0'1'Sll1I I OS'I'ICR. . . KAY ....... ,IBOXX UICN .... TRAYNI IAM W I IA LICY CIC!! I L BIANN WI ICR KNIGHTS OF THE CLIPPERS OFFICERS MEMBERS HIIAIIAKI IIOI5ICII'I'SOX VICTIMS IiAl'NIGARI7Nl'lIl WILLIAMS .IOIINSON 150 . . . . .CHIEF ISARIHQR . . ..I'1Illf:F UL11'v1cu . . .Ulllm-' IIOLIIER STIIAS ANDERSON BIA Y PAYNIC BOWDEN .... WH AL ET .... NASE ...... DR. BOGGS UNCLE JOHN l IAL LE ll' BARNEY FOLLOWERS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES l+Il2lll.l'IS'l'ON. SR. UNERVY NAT' M HOW ERS .... ru -.V IIIAX lull .... Wl'lAl,l4IY. . . S'l'ERRl'I'l l'. . .lONAll . .. l'lOL'I' ....... W.-XDDILI.. . . SIMMERMAN OFFICERS MEMBERS OF THE ORDER ILXIQNEY 'I'Il.-XYNHAM S. B. C. CLUB MEMBERS LEW lg, O. P. . . . . . . .CHIEF SIIERLOCK ...l51+:AlucR ov Tm: KEYS . . . . .I'll'lAD :lJlC'l'lCC'l'lVE S'l'llDlCN'l' COUNVI l. RO lllC'll'l'SON PROF. Tl' HITE A'l'K INS IIANSQICI. PAXTON PICKLES 'NERVOUS NAT BONESTERS 0'l l'0: Hllalkv lmy while tlw sun shines ' ......,.................liomc Worm . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S'rumcN'r OF 'l'nAv1cLs . . . . .Sl-IGUIAL IN Z0i3I.0uY-SNAKIQS, ETC. ...........'I7mc LATIN SHARK ....... .BIBLICIST . . . .A1v'1'lmIcl'1'x' ON GERMAN - l5l . . .01:'r1rormAv1I1c1: USQUEHAUGII ICAL lOll'l'ON W1ER V 1 1 1 Undergraduate Athletics 1 11111 NV1'11'1'l' 01111 s0111'1-011' 0111111s1- Rl s1111'11-1 llI1bl'1' 11111101111 111 11'0H0111 1.0 111 ., 1 111168 1 11s111-1511111 11 1 . .I 1 1111 1'1'11 011110110 011'010s 1'1I'lll 1X1'111 's. '11111 1'.'f 1 '111y s1101-1110 11111v1-1111-111' 211 1-31l1'1' 1l11l'2l1'1'S 1110 llU1'11'1' 111 1110 ZlV1'l'1lgU u11111:1'- gl'1l11llZl1l'Q 1'0v1s11111 111: 1'1111s 111' 11lH111'1'1C'1l11111lS 1111' 11121'V1'l'S 1ll'l' w111'1'11y 111 11111111103 111: 111s011SS11111 111111 1l1lI1l'S 111 21l'11flllll1'll1' 111 11111'11111111'10s 111' 1111 0111111111s1-s, 11111' 1111: g01101'111 S1l1ljf'1'1' 1ISl11l11.V .1'10111s 111 1110 111111111111 111: 1110 XVl'11'Ul' 111111 1111'111s111-H '11111' 1110 2l1ll11H1'lll1'1l1'11'1: l'1'1l111'1'S11ll1'V 11 1111' H111ll'1i11llg' 111111111'1s111s 111 111'1-1111 111111 11111111111111y 111 1111g0s 111 l'1lll1i 1111111111110s. 1,01 us, 111011, 111110 21 10w s11001111 10111111'0s 111: 1110 111-111110111, 111111 il11'1'll11l1' 1'1111s 111 111'11111 1110 0111's0 XV1l11'1l 11g111s 1llOV11'2l111y 11111111 1110 111'111111001' 111 11111'11111-ss QI'l11'l'1l111'11'S. 11111117 1lI2l1l'V 1'l'2l1'lIl'1'S 111 1111' 1110 111: 1110 i'1l111'Ql' 111111010 111'0 w111'1'11'v 111 1111110 r 11111'-lll11l11011 1llV0S1'1Q1l1'11b1lS 211111 11111110 0111'01111 111g1C' 1111111 fllftj' 11111'0 1'1-01-11'011 1111111 lll11ll'V s11111'1-1s, S01-111s 111'1111111110. 1A1il1l'Y 1l1l1'1'll1'S, 11111s1 1l'llH1'l'1'S, 111111 1ll21ll.V 111'11- 11-ss111's !'11'1l1'1' 111-1-0111 f'1111l'1Ii' s11111'1's 11s 11 1'11110-111111111'011 1-V11 111' 1l'1'Z11' 1110111 115 111111' 11111-11111-ss, 1l1'1'lSH21l'f' 021111 111: f'U11f'g1111'U 1'X1S1'1'1l1'1', 111' 01s1- l'UQ2ll'11 1110 1111110110 110111 11s 2111 11111111l'S1'11I111'l1 1'11'111 111 1110 1111-1'111'0 111111, 111111 1H'11l11l11lli'1' 11111111 11 1110 111111111011111 111111'11111111111 111 1111 Y1l'1'll11llS-11111111011 s1e11111111's. Y01, 11111'-XV11'1lS1'Zl1l111l1Q NV1l1l1' lll11ll'V U'1 1J111' 111's1 1'111Z1'1lSH 111111' SZIVV, 11101111111 W1111 1111s 110011 11l1'111l111'U1'V 01111- 110011111 w1111 S111110111 1111- 1111' 111111' .Vl'1ll'S, 211111 w1111 1111s 1111s01'1'011 11 111 11s lllllllf' VW 1'111'10111-S, 1ill0XVS 111111' 1111 1110 2l11l11'1'11' 110111 110111s 1110 11111511 111 1110 011110g0. 1110 1Jf01l11l'lll2l1l1'V 11011111111 111 1111'S1'11111'll1'-111111'V w111011 1111s 1ll1N'1'11'l'11 g0111'1111y 1111111 110- 011110s 111 11111111111 1101'0 0111110s 111111 01111s1110111111s 1-111111'11s1 W1111 1110 1'11w111110ss 111 1110 '41111101101- 1'11111'Q1'. A1111 1151'1l1'H1l1l'11'111:1111'811111011181l01S1bl'1lll1ll'11'X' 11111111 1111110110 011111111'11111s, H11 1111-S0 011111111'11111s l'111l1'1' 111 1'1l1'll 11111111 1110 1110 111 011155-1'1111111 111111 11111'11111111 v, s111'1-1111 111011' 111111111100 1111'1111g11 01'01 v 111g111v11'v 111111 11f'W11.V 111 11111 0111111111s, 211111 1111001 Sl1l'l'1'V, 11 1l1111l'1'f'1'1'V, 1110 0Q:111S1' 111 his s1111111110 111111 1110 g1'11111 111 111s 11011. U1-1'1'111111'x' 511 111111 111' 1111 111111101100 11151-1'1'0s 1110 11111s1 02111111111 il1'1'1'll1'1Ull . . . . 1 - 1 111111 1110 11111s1 111'111111-11111111011 1111'1s1'1g11111111 111 1111 1110 lllilllf' so-01111011 '011110g11 111'U111l'111S.,, -111111 111 11111' s111-01111 1:l'1l1lll'1'S. 1.111 11s 01111s1111-1' 1i1's1 11 10W 111 1110 1111111011c0s W111011 lll11'V 110 11l'11l1Q1l1' 111111'111' 11111111 1111110111-S. ' S111111111 011111-g0 s11111'11: 110 Hll1J11I'1'SS1'111 1,1'11s1110111' IC11111, 111 11'111'1'111'11, S00111s 111 11111111 s11. 1,l'1H1111'll1' 11111111 is 11111111011 11 1,f1'2l11l12l1'l' 111 1110 M11ss1101111s011's 1llS111'111'1' 01 '11f'f'1lll1110g'V, 1111 1llH1'11ll1'111ll XV1l0l'l' 1111110111-s 1'00c11'es SCi'1l'001f' so 11111011 11110111 11111 11s 1110 1lY!'l'ilQ1' 111llll1l11l'1l'S111ll!'f' 14111110111 1iW111's1111111110s 11111111-15' 0x- K'U1J1'1'111 g11'0s 111 1110 01111111111111s 111: 1110 W111's1111111 1111s1'1111'100. NV1l1'1'110l' 111' 11111 Y 11111'1y 11ss1101111'i1111s 11l1'1l1l'll1'1'11 1J1'. 1z11111, 11 is 11111111ss11110 111 say. A1 11110 1'11s1111111e 155 of ll'cchnology athletics would do little good. its students are i11 attendance i11 order to ac1p1ire certain specilie training to be turned i11to inoney 11s soo11 as possible. At the acadeinic institution conditions a1'e widely different. Most of the inforniation acquired, no matter l1ow priceless it may be i11 after years, is not 1lltll'li0tillJlO, but tl1e breadtli of view, philanthropy, and the culture which ahnost every 1111111 111ust acquire fron1 association with il healthy- 111i11dcd student-body is not o11ly il priceless personal possession, b11t is decidedly niarketable at the highest current prices. The proposition to suppress athletics see111s as absurd to llainpden-Sidney's u11dergraduates as EI lIl0VC1l1C1lt to pave Via Sacra, yet the writer has l102ll'tl such suppression advocated by parents XVl1011 11 letter from The llill describing il g2l.111C with Riclnnond contained also tl report nonc too satisfactory. That such reports often indicate a waste of time and money is certain, yet athletics are rarely to blame. Often, on the other lltllld, the brilliant, e11ergetie 1111111 finds an o11tlet o11 the gridiron for enthusiastic vitality which analytic geonictry fails to awaken, and acquires there 21 store of powc1', both physical Zllltl inental, which causes llllll to make good i11 after life where tl1e self-centered '4grind fails. This 2ll'gl1lllG11lZ is, to be sure, 21 little overworked, a11d lllillly an U1'lflC1'gl'2lClllRf0 nialces tl1e search for breadth of view cover a multitude of si11s WVl1Ol1 the wise suspect more sin lllilll breadtli. Nevertheless the writer has l1ad too many opportunities to observe the general superiority, other things being equal, of the college athlete to l1is co111petito1's, lltlf to urge it upon the attention of skeptical p111'e11ts. Along this s1n11e li11c we lllllSf consider tl1e question of faculty encourage- ment. No intluenee is, perhaps, so powerful i11 the after life of tl1e graduate of the slnall college as that which the faculty brings to bear on hin1 by personal Cflllliflfff, and, if we accept the proposition stated above, that athletic conditions react directly upon nearly very phase of student life, surely the professor can find no way of 0lll'01'lllg lllfti perso11al contact with the great niajority of ll'll!l0l',QQl'2ltllltll0S so etfeetually as l'l1l'01lgll the athletic association. Our college has always otfered C0llSlllCll0llS 0X2lllll5lOS of such salutary influence by nienibers of tl1e faculty, a11d to-day llltlllf' of l10l' professors are by this means affecting most powerfully the eareers of n1a11y of Xvil',Qllll2l,S future citizens. Perhaps no inan does quite so lllll0ll good about the college as hc who uses his prestige as professor to encourage and intiuenee, wisely and tactfully, this phase of collegiate activity. .lust here, too, wc may consider the fact that tl1e student, while o11 tl1e athletic field, is lllllll'l' tl1e influence of his fellow students,- illl influence which is rarely harniful. Dr. Thwing, of Western Reserve llniversity, thus suins up the question ill llr1l'pe1 .9 Illoiitlifly: The American college placed either ill the inetropolis or i11 the country village should seek to open fitting opportunities for students to have their good ti1nes together. The times which they tl111s have will prove to be good i11 every sense of the 156 11'111'11 .... 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Must 111l11t'1'gl'1ll111211'0S 1001 1111 111lT1l'111lO11 111sT1'11sT 111 T110 0111ss 1'111'1111 1111' 1110 1111111 11'1111 11111s T11 s111111111'T 111s 1111'11 T1-11111 1111 t110 11t11l0T10 g1'11111111s. 1s T1101'0 any 13111111111 1111' 811011 il 101-ling? 111 g11101'111, 1 1K'1101'0 t21101'0 is. 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'l'110 T1'011T111011t1 111 visiting 101111191 giv0s 111'1t.11111y 21 011-111' 11111i011ti1111 111 T110 s1111'iT 111 T110 011111-gc-, 11111 also dis- 157 tinguishcs the various types representetl in the stluleut assembly. lVe may feel justly proud of the reputation of our oxvu college for hospitality. The rooting', has always heeu, so far as the writer can remember, clean and sportsmanlikeg enthusiastic, hut free from viliticationg and when these char- acteristics cease to he conspicuous, let the Solons of The Ililll seek for some organic trouhle with the college. The surprising itulitiierenee with which some of our larger uuiversitits aeeept' athletic mlowufalls is attrihuteml in many cases to deep-seateml evils originating on the campus or in the elass-room. The writer was much surprised some years ago on the evening of a large stuclent rally, just hefore an important' game at one of our larger universities, to tintl the usual number of sttulents atteiuling the theatres aiul cafes. Inquiry furnishetl excuses hy the seore, hut' the almost iuevitalrle explanation was that the great- ness ot' the university haul maale even her most important stucleut activities only part ot' the treatl-mill existence, from the monotony of which most of her lll1ilOl'gl'2lllll2ll'l'S were hut' too glad to escape. The true fellowship between stlulentz and professor haul also heeu lost, anal the feeling of homogelu-ity which goes with it. The lack of interest in athletic activities was hut one symptom --anal a eouspieuous one--of serious disease in the stlulout organism. In general we may say that prot'essionalism, rowclyism, or neglect of collegiate work is hut. an imlieation of clefeets in the man himself, the sttulcnt-lmocly, or the faculty, aiul is not the result of i11terest in college sports. The so-called football face is usually the mark of tl1e man who would iutrotluee rowdyism into eroquet, hut not an ettect of football. That so many of these faces are seen in groups of Ameriea's famous players is fretpu-utly, I helieve, due to inefficient mlevelopment of the ethical. simle of eclueatiou in our larger institutions. The home life which the tlormitories shoulcl present mul the fatherly arlvice and influence which the professors should supply have been withdrawn. Rowdy- ism supplauts true stlulent life, rowmlies tilul a congenial atmosphere on the campus, aiul unsportsmaulike sports result. XVhat is the reaction ot' athletics upon the stuclents Y llitterent, in general, as it atiieets each of tour classes :-the players, the tinaueiers, the politicians, alul nous autres. The eltect upon the players themselves is the most niarlcetl. They clerive therefrom primarily a vast store of valnahlc physical energy, anrl some other ettects upon their after life have heeu alreatly uoticerl. The most interesting prohlem in athletie investigations is how to enlist more non-1marticipants as aetive players. Perhaps the strongest ohjectiou to football is not that too many men play, hut that too few play. l-Iiahits of regular exercise are extremely tlitiicult to form after one leaves college. ive may tiiul in our larger cities thousznuls of eonspieuous examples of this fact. The vast: majority of college grzuluates live iu these large eities aiul engage in some indoor profession. The lawyer. the cloetor, the minister, :uul most bona, fide 158 Ollpgillc-r-l's sponal llllfllll SOVOH hollrs ll claly fm' ll1l'f'f' lll1ll1ll'Hl flalys ill lllil your ill the most falfigllillg illalmll' work. l'il'1llil'll c-ollsl'it'llIlifllls, Clll'01liC illlligosfinll, illlfl IH'f'lll2lllIl'f' olfl alggc- l'l'SlIll'. Sllolllfla-l's wllnscf f'HlIl'll'Flll lJl'0illll'll ll2lS 1lUl7 yot KllS2lppO2ll'l'fl Slilllfl ill lll2ll'liHl a-nll1'l'alsf fel thv U21l'1 'l-lll'l'HXVl'll, l'2Hl2lV0l'0llS falcc-s 2llNlYC tha-lll. 'l'hv falc-ls all'a- ul' llaltillllall sigllilicfallla-a-swsalll llllt' lllllllIl'Sl'l0llQllllil. 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Tha- lllwlalal r-xrr-llr of opml f'HlIllll V ill Tho viclillillv of fllcl Oalllogas pl'a-sa-llls llppall'Illllit'ials ful' c-l'llss-cfflllllflw rllllllillg sllr-ll als alrr- llfil' to hc- falllllcl ill lll2lll'V of um' l2lI'Qf'l' city wwllc-gals, llllfl llilllllbilflll' Siclllrly lllI'll all'v lllkllilllrff ll llig llllSl'2lli0 llflf to llsc' Ialla-so nppm'1'llllil'ivs ral 1'll0il' fllllflsi' 0Xl'l'lll. Ilan This, amrl fha- llllllllwl' ul' Zllllllllll Slll'Tl'I'lllQ l:l'Ulll llc-l'vallls mlllalpso will ?llllH'l'C'lill3l4V rlimillisll. illlll fllca Hl2lllKlHl'fl nf lllilllllillbfl, llN'lll'2ll Zlllfl physivall, will grow 1llwlpall'lirlllal1'vl'v lliglla-l'. 159 4 Many 11111111' 11111-s1i1111s 111-11 1VU1'1'115' of 1-111-1-f111 111111111111. '1'111- 1-111-cfs of the alumni 1:1111c11111g system 111 1-11c11111'11g111g 1:11-1111 s1'1111't 111-11 111-1111.1 w1111:111-11 with -11111ch 11111-1'1-s1. '11111' 011111110 of 1111- 1'11i1'1-1'si1,'y 111 Xv1l'g1ll12l 111 111-1' 111's1 1311111311 llllL1C1' 1111s s,1's11-111, 111111 1111- 13110618 111 1111- 111151 s1-11s1111 11111111 1111- g1-111-1'111 1:11111'11ct111' of 1111- 11111y, is w111'111y of 111-111111-11 1111111ysis. 'l'1111 1'1-Q1-111 111201111-11 11101'1-1111-nt by A111111-1's1, W11s11-IV1111 fC'1111111-1-1i111111, 111111 1111111211115 11111111111 1111- 111111111 colleges, 111 1111111is11i11g the s111111111-1' 11111111 1-1-s11'i111i1111s, i1111ic1111-s 1111- 111111111111 111: New Eug- 1111111 111w111'11s 1111111111-1' 1,1'11b1f'111. ' 1J11ze11s of 11111-st-i1111s, 1111111 111 1-1-g111'11 111 g1-111-1-111 1111-111111111 of 111111111g111111-111 111111 S111-1:1111 i11'l'111lg0lll0U1S, 111'11 1-11111i11g 1111 1-v1-1',y s1-11s1111, 111111 1111111y 111'e 111-st sctt11111 by 1111111 1111111 1111v1- 11111111- 11 S111-1-i1111'v of 11118 111111s1- 111 011111-gv 11c1ivi1y. 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'F111' 11111 11111111111 11111' 111111- 111111111i1111-1111'c 1111s 111111111 1111-11s11111 1111-111111'11-S. W1- 11-111-111-11 11111011 1111111- 111111111 1111111 111111 1ll2l1lll0l'S, 1111w 111 11ve 111111 1111w 111 111ay. VP01'112111S 11 is 11y 011111101-, 11111 11 S1-1-111s 1111111- 1111- 11-ss 1111111'11111'i1111-, -that 1111- 1111118110 111-111 sh1111111 111- 1111- first S11111 31'11i1-11 1'1-111-111-s 11111' 1-y1-s 11s W1- 111111111 1111wl1 1111- 11111 1111 'fB11ss 111II111iUlll,S 11111111 1111 il 1H1S1'gl'2ll1llil1'I' visit 111 A111111 M111111: A ' I-IA11111' Cnoss, '02, 9' . ,N 5310 m1111112 ff 1 . 11112-25:-ff' , 160 x if 5 C , - , E f TWV .f fl? WM. F. LEXVIS Baseball Team MANAGER OFFICERS AND MEMBERS XV. .DIXON l OS'I'l'IR. . . ..,................. . . . . . WM. F. LEWIS ..,.. F. S. JOHNS ....... . J. H CURRY... E. J. SMITH ..... C. IT. S'l'ERRflC'l l'. . . . G. M BOWERS .... 'l'. A. PAINTER .... J. W. SINTON .... B. W. STRAS ....., XV D. FOSTER ...... R. F BRADEN ...... D. IB. PAYNE und L. G. ARISUCKIJC .. 165 W. DIXON IFOSTER CAPTAIN ' ..,.........UAP'rA1N ............A1ANAGER ...ASsls'l'ANT NIANAGER .............PITcHER ..................CATCI-IER ...............Fms'1' BASE SECOND BASIC AND PITCHER ...THIRD BASE AND PITCHER .............SIIORT STOP . . . . .LEFT FIELD . . . . .CENTER FIELD . . . .RIGHT FIELD . . . .SuBs'rI'rU'rEs I F. S. JOHNS cA1f'1'A1N Track Team OFFICERS F. S. JOHNS ....... ........... .... K 7 Av'rA1N W. D. FOS'I'Eli .... ........., . ..AlANAu1c1: SENIORS STITRAS FOSTER LUUKE JOHNS JUNIORS S I NTON HANNAII G I LM ICR NORTON SOPHOMORES BLANTON WALKER DRA PICK S'1'1+IR'RE'l'fl' FRESHMEN PAYNE BED I Nt I ICI! SMITH ivy - W ef' '9 x ' 'Q WE. 1 X ' - - N F A X .4 . ' H ,ft-J X E Xxf ' X X Q ' ' A 'if- Jiv A x - di Y - ? :gin 5 5- -'L 166 J IKICDINGI-IR LEWIS lIl l l'0N m,,xx'roN IIANNAII Mu um 11.01-1-: M11.L.um flNS'I'l!lTC'l'0lU IIYMNA:-:lx'M 'I'l':AxI 'l'llRIl'l IIUIWI Ill,AN'l'0N HANNAIL QMGR HM.1'1'1l MARTIN qcfAl l'.j ll l l 1'0N Imslcl-:'l'-HAl,l, 'l'1cAM x N' Q 054 . ,V .-4' I ' zine. N f O X Q' l' J . 0 Q . INV ' f . . sg ' 3 ,f . L 'X ,TL-'--'-1- ' ?T1l:-IIIIIIQH-lllYL' YllQf7..,i'lnx . W '2n'i'iu'iiiEEEllF ,!2Qln:nXwevhiE55:i'f X . --IH-1-----ll g5gg!Js5g1SsEgil ,f X XX .!SQ3,Q.vL 1 --:::::::::-R ff g1:Wg2...: f II' III' 1 x 4 llllll f llllll-lg . 7 , 4. N. J un u-I .4 Vg Q X X I -. M U , 1 I , X , E ' K f K ' f jj if 5 x I 1444 ,Q , ,Q ,0',n' N 1 '11 f-i.f ,..-.N l 'R 1,---T, ,-,J' Z- ,,z'.. -' 7 -. f 'Mfg , xf 'j - xg xwdf - -4.5 .1!',.,'f,',y f- liifggqm. fl Tennis Club OFFICERS CT. U. S'1'ERRlC'l l' W. V. MOORE. DR. WINSTON.. . . l'1u-zsrnl-5N'r ..............Y1ur:-1'uEs1m:N'1' . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .Nl'2URl'I'l'ARY ANn 'l'1u-:Ar-xulucu MEMBERS WN. PAXTON J. M. CICUIL -I. Ii, l I'l l'S I . R. UU'I l'ON C. H. S'I'ERR1'l'1'T W. C. PANUAIQIC A. W. l I.OL7RNOY I . J. BROOKE XY. R. HICDINGFR JC. U. BARNARD S. L. FLOURNOY W. C. OSBFRN WV. B. DONALLY W, V. MOORE ll. 'I'. KINSEY B. W. STRAS J. C. GRTER C2 S. WELTON 169 ETC3CD'IxE32XI,1. 'IKEEAXDVIES POSITION CAPTAIN . . . . . . MANAIII-:R .. . UEXTRE .... . LI-:IIT GUARD ...... RIGIIT f.flfARll ..... LEFT TACKLI: ..... RIGHT TACKLE .... LEFT Exn .... .. RIGHT Exn ....... QCAIVIEI: BACK... LEFT H.8LF BACK.. RIGHT HALF BACK FULL BACK ...... SUBS .... W SENIOR B. NY. STRAS, .lR. .. E. U. BARXARD .... E. C. BARN.-XRD .... R. L. CHAMRLISS.. ROGERS ........... C. A. ANDERSON. .. T.K.YOUXG.H E. G. ELCAX .... R. O. LUCKE. .. W. D. FOSTER ..... F. S, JOHNS .... R. XX . STRAS, JR.. . . W. F. LEWIS .... J. M. JUNIOR R. HANXAH . . . G 1 LM! JRE .... C. BROXYN .... G. CROUKETT MCCOX ........ H. Fl'l'ZGERALD.Q ....A Il. MANS ......... M. H. Fl'l'ZGl'IRALD- W. YOUNG ......... S. S1X'l'OX... R. HAXXAII. . . BISCHOF .... BOWDEN ...... H . LANCASTER L.CARTER.,. S01-noxlom: J. lf. DRAPER ...... R. li. L. Rl'I-'FSI-IR .... .. SIMMERMAX ....... Fl'l l'S and OSRVRN ..... GRAHAM .. HOPL ........................ TRAYXHAM and BUCHANAX.. DRAPER BISHOP ..... L'l'Il'IL .. RAISE ... KAY ..... . . BLAXTON . . . F1ussIuIAN RYERS WADD1 Ll. SM ITH MEARS RAIYMGARDX BED! XGER CLARK G I LLESPIE PAINTER BY ERS WA DDILL El R. H. MOORE R1 MYERS PAYNE MAY DIEHL GRIER BASEBALL TEAMS POSITION SENIOR CAPTAIN. . . RIANAGER .... PITCHER. . . C.-xTcIIER .... FIRST BAsI-:. . SECOND BASE. SHORT STOP. . TIIIRD BASE. . LEFT FIELD ..... . . CENTER FIELD ...... RIGHT FIELD. SIIBSTITUTES . F E B. XX F E. R. J. C. A. IV T. S. JOHNS ....... C. BARNARD. . . W. STRAS, JR.. 5. JOHNS ....... C. BARNARD. . . O. LL Clxlz ..... . L. ROGERS .... . F. LEXI IS ...... lx. XOLRG ...... D. FOSTER ..... M ANDERSON . . HALLER ..... . . . CHAMBLISS ....... ELCAN .... . . MORTON .... JUNIOR - W. SINTON, JR. . L. CARTER .... I.. CARTER.. .. B. HANNAH, JR C. BROXYN .... W. YOFNG. . . . IV. SINTON, JR... BISCHOF ..... XY. MARTIN. . . L. BOXVDEN ..... XY I LSON .... MCCOY .... MARX .... . H. FITZGERALD. . . SORIIOM ORE FRESIINIAN . . . . C. H. STERRETT. . . . . . R. E. L. RLFFBER ........ , CURRY, IYALKER, PAXTON. . . I STERRETT . . . . ... E. c. LACY .... .. J.T.LACY.... T. A. PAINTER... .. cEc1I..... .. I . . . FLEMING .... . . - ' ARBUCKLE .... . . HOPE ......... ' ' ' A. C. BUCHANAN. . . . . ' ' ST. CLAIR . . . BISHOP BRADEN .... . . G. M. BOXYERS H. XY. BYERS G. M. BOXVERS SMITH I.. C. TTQCKER W. C. PANCAKE D. B. PAYNE YY. R. BEDINGER H. L. PAINTER H. W. BYERS C. N. BARNES A I H A f 'V fm I .. C 'I I fC xx . ,A . N f I 1 , .NXT QI!! In A V! n f. H f I' X f V g - ' L ,thnx , - . . I iv-4. 21- V , z a- f I' H if 0 R f I gi I Ov I I I -.ij Ei-lbjxuagb 1 L-i-fi2AZfg?--z2H- xi:jLE??-giffi, Wearers of I-I. S. FOOTBALL FLICMI NG STI I. ICS LICVVIS SIMMICRMAN RUFFN ICR IIISCIIOF BOWERS STRAS DRAPICR IIANNAII YOUNG IIOWDICN MANAGERS OF TEAMS R. W. STRAS II. IEISCIIOIC BASEBALL FOSTICR 1 IQEM ING STRAS S'I7ERRIC'I l' 172 ICOSTICR ELCAN TIIAY ICR RAIN IC ANDERSON JOHNS W, F. LEWIS SINTON JOHNS pw:- 4- 1 - 4 , , --.L 47-V 2 fQ1,T1f F. :Q 1311- in 2 Zlymxf Iliff,-e . g ar: i i 1'::2?fE:' f ,AGR ' If lf A 121 922 ,m J -i 1 'f S Z? if -'ff-11 Q., ' W' eff. ,:11.rff i I I 5 f2E5'f'fi:ff ' f ' E mi' l' 'f , zfiglilf' K 21. , llll eeeee ey W- ff 4 K? 4 fl ,,2 :T-,Vi A A 1 xy, ' ' Nfvbb.: -- :H 'FL - f- :.i:m f --XT ar W--'L 21 5 ,.i.'1:..: . -. M -ar... 'A Song of the Athlete Oh. the wild echoes ringing. And the lusty voices singing, And the llllll'llllll'S gladly hringing Swelling ninsic to my ears, Frcnn the ntlnuspliere laden With the sparkling smile of nnliden And the liquid air of cheers. lfighting on. un, ong Fighting on, on, un.- Let ns win the hutlle while we nmy! Fight the lmttle well, my hoysg Fight it for the lmtl,le's joys- lfight the lmlllv for the gnrnet und the gru Oh. the pnlhes heating nmdly, .-lnd the temples throbbing hardly. And the heart exnlting gladly: Welling echoes that I tell To the peerless pennants streaming, And the !'ltlllll'lll,H, spirit gleaming, And the music of the yell! 178 ag. .' 1 . ,QQ ' -X iv NNN : ff vxzyu rfffiih 'f5:rs:4fs'-e ...Q-ij, ' ' A64 A... ll -.ri 5.-:s-L X-1. ,,,g.s:---w- X X 2 1' ,hs M .auf ' v I 1 ,..- J -,,, ,,.., 1- Song of the Bum Oh. I :mi ai hum. -X jolly gooml hum. A hum of hrnwn :uni hruin. l hum on my friomls For tho 'Inu-c':1 ihvy lvmls, With never u thought nor an pain. 'I or I never Imro workm-al. Anil I nr-vor Ilo work. Anal I nova-r will work again. Wo luke life easy. l roo. jolly :incl lwvvzy, With uvitlu-r au vurv nor sigh. W0 suvk on all pipe, Or horrow an snipc. .-Xml say: What :x good fc-llow :un I llut wv ncvvr think work. Anal wo new-r talk work, .Xml wo noror say work is the uri' Oh. rome, he an hum! A jolly good hum, .VX hum of hrnwn and hruin. Don'i. worry your lu-:ul About Cicero cloud. Nor the Spaniard on his inning Nor uvvur do work, No, ncvor do work, Oh, nuvor do work ngoiu. 174 Calico Oh! fitllifv, where did 'vou our-0 ahide? Says Calif , ln Adaiu's sidefi tlh! t'alie', wh-v made you him to sin? Pu, t Nays t'alic-', 'l'o he his In-roint-. I X . Wlly have you alwa-vs low-rl to hide - w Your head against that hollow side? I V' ' '- lYh-v have you alwu-va loved him so, And luade his heart as white as snow? I3vealls4', says t'aliv'. l love him so! I N Why will he walk so many a mile, N .lust to sem- you ao little awhile? Why does he ery from the window high, As he sees you 4-ome passing hy? Oh! tell me, C'alic'. you surely know! Says t1alie', Ile loves me so 7 Sweetly she Smiles as the winds do blow To her the name of Calic'-Calico! J. M. The Song of the Calico Adown In-neath the shading pine, 'Down walks of verdant green. Alone, from all the world alone. My love and I are seen. Lad Strolling down the shady lane. Lolling 'neath the pine- While heart to heart. is talking My true lovels close to mine Before the lllllHit H magic wave, ln dance hall glemning hright. ls tread the inazy. dreamy waltz- My true love's mine to-night.. Sliding thro the dreamy maze. Gliding o'er the floor- Whilv heart to lu-art is talking My true love t'V0l'lll0l'0. 175 low- low- G. A was .- 1 ll:f --' -1 1 X X I Q xg! Z ,NJ l i .PJ - L .xi o , f , fxf 4' The Song of the Bonester Why rlon't you stop wasting your time? Why don't you get flown and bone. And got you some sense of your own? You may laugh that l'm n grind, But I'll leuvc you fm' behind- For we huvc got the making of our minds! Bone, bono. hone, hone. Boning all tho timeg Bone, bono. hone, bone. Boning prose and rimeg Bono, hone, hone, bono, Boiling is my trudcg Bono, hom-. bone, bone, For honing I was made. Well, you may huvo n clurn good time, With your calico and dance, And your blooming game of chnnce. And you may laugh hecnuse I nm ll grind: But remember, pray. Remember what I say- You have got the making of your 1nind! 17l5 :Tv A va. Song The lf-old The eold The cold May n So inake So make So niake And dr CY CONN! drink, you sons of snoozers. Conte drink your booze with nie. 'I'he glasses are tilling, What morning is bring So l A The heat The heat The llt'iltl2H'llt' lll May 1 u 1 So don 1, So don't, s 9 So don t, llut eo Q Ol t'ome paint, you sons of snooze-rs, run right ont. your toes, of the Booze Artist grey dawn of the morning. grey dawn of the llltlfllllljl, grey dawn of the morning-- eror eolne, yin see? it, wait until dawning. it. wait, until dawning. it wait, until dawning- ink your booze with nie. nne drink your booze, you boozers, 'l'he red wine llowsg ing S. 'l'he Lord only know , :- ift, up your glasses -1 And drink with delight. :gt nd pass in high rerelry The jovial night. ' llark! the herald angels sing. the morning the morning, lache in . , liC0t'lIIlllllS pills are just the thing lar-he in , . . leaee on earth. and nierey nnld, the lll0l'lllll -- , . . 'l wo for an adult. one tor a ehild, , llear ye people up and rise. stand round a-rawning, . . ' Look upon this great Slll'lll'lNt'g We, the Beet-hain Company, stand 'round a-yawning. stand rt und 1- '-lwnin - . N ' I ' 5' 'll Made these pills for sueh as thee: nie 'ind maint, rour nope. . ' ,l ' N NN e, the lleet-ham t'oinpany, ne paint, your nose. you hoozers. Come on and paint your nose. The glasses are filling. 'l'he red wine flows: Nl'hat, llltll'llllllLf is bringing 'lllll' Lord only knows. So lift up your glasses And drink with delight, And pass in high rerelry 'l'he jovial night. Letz eares not, worry thee, Let troubles all rest. And drink in good company And laugh with the best. -177 9 t - A Made these pills for sueh as thee. Ex l f' A ' -, ,,.,f:Q,,fy,f 1 ' 'A -- f I IA , ,ff ff , ft ,lf f. .. ,- fffdff -ff , ,ff fy ffm f 'VH gff, If ' 'ff 5755? ,.,Q A A, - f ff? , ' W i--if' 2? , ,:fi'9 eww n f If X f . t l l 5.1 V, iff ff fi 'i f' 7 '. ' ! , f?.f' ' -Fhfi - Q .. ' ,f7 Me, .V ,l,, ,JK M I .lfgfqpf 5 ,h f, M:'ET'fY 4 A Q11 , ,',,- W ' Jim an A' , I un e, - . ff 11 I .0 IA, '1f 'N,'1V- ' QA W - 2 ' in 1. -im? l 1' X f. .' Q . ' ' ,wt t f,:' it X-X it 'Ill W X x gl. -12: I 'Q ,ff Q ., A 5.1 'jr - ! ,! . 2 : -U -x 1 mug, Q' I 'Q If ff. vi 0 ,f ' l 'hx X SN QI!! LI lf Ol Z ' :-gRX5Q-S+XXf-- iw ? ea f 2' fl 2' ' N-2-12-ff-+-'iik , flf' 1 Wlalllll fl 5 ,. f-- Fifi-. All V M X K lfv f ' - ' l! 13fFf'1 0 Z J- 5, ia 526- F'11e l5'fl F a':'Q .g' - ll . 5 ' -' -f 1 I 4 ' ' 'Q lg7:g.7 -' E -- 'fi n L' LT' I 1 9 'l ll l ' Nfl l, ,f l'v l i f N33-:, wil-N5 I' ' - -3 '-whlunlll ' J: Poker Song Vis the middle of the nightg Fnintly, dimly shines the light Of the single, lowly burning lump. Fzlinost sounds are sounding 4-lm-nr On the mufllcd ntnlosphore, Un the silt-nt close nnd clnmmy tlillllll. And my nmselos ure henumhed, And l'ln sitting silent, dnmh- Wniling. Wilitlllg fm' the dealing of the cz XYuiting, waiting for the drawing of the For thc- tlnshes und the strniglits And the aces on the eights And the fulls und fours of n kind. And I silent sit nnd wait With my throes against at strnight- Waiting, waiting for the fours of il kind. And my money'u sliding hunk, And my luck is ull' the trnok 11'ds-- cards: While l'm waiting for the fours of a kind. 178 -Gb. .,,. And they novor. novel' come. And my luck is on thx- hum. And l'm NV2llfllljI. waiting all in y But the aims and the eights The full housv :md the !4ll'lllgIlllS'-- 'l'h1-y are printvd, prinivd on my l Oh. the devil dunccs, 4lIlll0CS, Aml he lmllons and lu- pr:um'os-- All is jumlmled. jmnhh-d, jnmhled ,Xml tho full, the fours. thi- Hlfillg .Xml the dc-vil dancing Into- on my hraun. All are pl'llll0lll,L1'. prnm'ing. 1n'um-ing on my hrnin 5 Q,!ffN:,w- N. fx 1 N, X 'gi- . The Hand l Helcln X A f , ,,1 'L' in-' K., A I' ' ' ' 51 fl Lust night I held :1 litlle hand, H if So dainty und so m-nt.: , I thmiglit my lwaxrl would surely hrcnk If X X So wildly did il hcall. .XY X Yu other hand into my soul I' lj. Cam gl'0Zll.UI' sohu-e bring ily Q 'I'hzm thc- lmml whim-I1 l hold Inst nigh't--- 4. Uh.. 'N Four zlvvs aiml 41 king. 45 . Q lux. -f lT!l WANTED A11 i11t1'ocl11c:tio11 to Bliss ilh111t11'1'igl1t..-l1'. ll. To he ll Gibson 111z111.-lv'osIr'r. 'lllll' 111uu11.-L1lr:l.:c. lllllHll'l0ll Gil'ls.-!l1'l'n1ur1 Club. SOIIICUIIC 10 lllllll.-S'illl0ll. A Villtllll llll'.-l'tIwl11'lI1. A f1'ic111l or S0.'ll l'0I'. A bowl of s11gr:11'.-Ifruyll lfros. A lilllg.-QTICCIII .llilIa1'fI. A cig111'1-tic.-ll'iw'. All l1c can got.- l'iy1 .-lll.11'ns. A cuckoo.-II' goals. To he otl1o1'wise than El' l l'CHlllllllll.Lv,. ll. .-lllcu. A11 i11terprctc1'.-F1'1'nch frlusscs. A s11ccess111' to Asin.-I fi1'st Iwssuyrf. A l1od of wood.-I 'i1'sI Iwlssugv. A lllllStll0ll0.Ll,l'. .llrrll'ho1'lc1'. Storage 011 Straw' l,l'llllli.-vl. Gray. Order i11 clmpcl.-J. flwly. Sy111p11l,l1y.-J. ll . Jlillvr. A slmg.-llolf. 'l'o 110001110 EL lllilll.-f'llllIflIL'l'. To he 11 Indies' lllllllr-HHl,'llI'l NIIIUSIICIJ, I'1'ir:c Cecil. A flesh 1'cd11c:c1'.-I ully .ll1'u1's. A voice.--l?c1i11G. 'l'o he 11011rd.-l1 ir'l1u1'rIso11. T0 be 11 sl1111'k.,'-lf fIzgc1'1lIll. Foster, ll Swo0t B1'i111'. Strus, a. 12llfllIll0T1dU- A Bath- More than one. Ilis head sl1:1vccl.- lVf'1'-ny. A ll'ill' c11tcl1c1'.--Dick -Iollusou. 'l'o put up ll l1l11ll',--ll'ci1'. A NVllSll0l'W0lllilll who will not wczu' lllj' socks. shirts, etc.-7710 mrljorify of us A lmth i11 the l11'i11y, l11'i11y Nl'2l.1I'vl'l'-WillIINIII Hgylrrslull. A hull und fel1:1i11 for lIlltt0ll.'1Pl'0f. llrllifillfl. More rclinlnlc llillllllC:l'S of the truth tl1:111 Straw llllll lclifilll.-Se'IlllC7ll body. LOST 'l'l1e f1'ie11rlsl1ips of il l10:1tw1'igl1t.-'ll'. V. Jloorc. A jOb.-.'l7 lIliSf!?fl!1. The Ill02lSlll'0 of 111-cc-pti11g.q Dr. 15's lllVlt2lll0ll.-Jill!lIl1'C Uvfrzl. 'l'l1e RlCllllll7llll g.'fillll0.-ll. S. An Egypt.-Tootsie. ll11111pflcn-Sicl11cy.-Simwzvrnlfm. Ol1, l1ow 111:111y times 11. l1cz11't!-Slcrwctt. 180 , ..-., . ..,-........--z:.....,,.-. - .. .- g Ais Bis Cis Dis Eis Fis Gis His Iis .Tis Kis Lis Mis Nis Ois Pis Qis Ris Sis Tis 'U is Vis Wis Xis Yis Z is for for for for for' fol' for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for H.-S. Nursery Rhymes Aggie, who in Lutin rides all. Bowden, QlJ0iiLllZltlll'0ii und tall. t,'ul'1'y,'i who works in the Lulu. Dippy, shooting off guh. Eleaul, who is in love we're tolml. i'Nl'2lSCl'. who down the hunk rolled. i'gl'illlli'lll.,, who is hairless from nge. Ilnller, us wise nsiu. sage. Israelites, of whom we lmve one. J, Greyf' unto whom is ai son. Kuleidoseope. un editorial fealt. Limbo. sometimes culled Pell-. Mike, still wilrl and llliltllllllli. nomnul, for whieh the village is fume Osborne, who laughs in his sleep. Pie, whom the girls say is so sweet. Quuck. the cook lady, you know? Ruflner, so fat und so slow. Seniors, all solemn und sedate. 'I'ha1ye1', who to chapel comes lute. union, with speaking lo kill. vunity, found on the l'lill. for W0ggl0llllg,, und his heuutiful tresses. for for for Xum, which so often mlistresses. Young, looking for his degree. Zim, who dill twenty-tl11'ee, 181 Eclltorlals ,ly T is with a sigh of relief that the editor takes up his pen for this task. 351 His relief is not felt because a task has been well done, but because his job is nearly through. Only the rest of this article remains to be written and sent to the printers. 'But wait! the worst is yet to come, for when the annual is in print and the jokes and grinds have been read, then probably he will have to sustain the loss of some of his f1'iends, and when the critieisms are passed he will feel dissatisfaction with himself because the task was not Hwell donefli So, friends, when you read this book, remember that all has been said and done in good faith and with ill will to no one. And when you criticise it, remember that we are nothing more than undergraduate students with but little experience. i The preceding volumes of the Hampden-Sidney TTALEIDOSCOPE have been placed among the few best annuals of the State. They have contained, besides the necessary glimpses into college life at Hampden-Sidney, matters of his- torical importance, and have numbered among their contributors not a few noted men. The historical part of the book this year, we feel sure, will meet with thc approval of all, and we have to thank for it the following gentlemen: Dr. Geo. Ben Johnston, President Denny, M r. Henry Rice, Dr. Alfred Mor- rison, Mr. Trving Brock, and Dr. A. 0. Hopkins. lVe would also like here to express our appreciation for the material contributed by Mr. G. A. VVilson and Mr. llardy Cross. VVe have been very fortunate in obtaining drawings, and the artists have been exceptionally kind, especially Mr. Cabell Fitzgerald, who has stood by us from the beginning. Among the students Raine and llishop deserve mention. Very few changes have been made on the Old Hill within the past year. NVith the eoming of spring, baseball praetiee begins and the old custom of 'fduckingf' - For some time the College Church has been without a pastor, but on March 22d the Rev. Nr. King was installed and is now living with his family in the new manse on the hill. Professor Ashton MclVhorter has been elected Professor of English and History, succeeding Dr. Tl, R. Mcllwaine, who was elected State T,ibrarian. A new elective study has been introduced into the curriculum of Hampden- 182 Sidney, which fills a long-felt want. It is that of Biology. Dr. Stephenson Smith is instructor. We are sure that this will prove a success, and we hope that Dr. Smith will continue with ns for IIHIIIIV years to come. New suits liuve been bought both for the football and bust-lmll teams, and with the introduction of the new ten-dollar athletic fee, which every student pays to the college when he l1l2llI1'iCl1lHtCS, the outlook for athletics is much brighter. ' EDITOR. ,jp 1 5 -nn' Q'-3' i.. I rr ly f , l M f it QA il! X i K lj . X y E lib d - .Q mf-W' 183 1 Proverbs of Ananias C11'1'll1 11,111l111j1'1s ffl l'11li1'11 11112111111 IIIIIZ H111 l,111l111.w' II111111' J11111'11111.1 XX111 f111LA1Y1'1'111 1 , , . . . 1 - . 1. 11:11 w1s1111:1111 111111 11,1 s1111gg 1115 11.x111'111s1s, 111s1 211' 2l1I'V 111111' 11111 1'11111 1111q1111'11s 11s 111 11111 XVl'11'1llQ 111111'11111'. 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Allfl if was :ue- 1 c-111-11111--'lx' 1'c-sulvc-fl, lh , ' 11f i11 1ll1l'Sl12lllt'l' of s11i1l plan, flu- Ollfllifll of il l'1ll'llll.Y fu 2' - ' 1-misisf of l,l'H1:t'SSl11'S in SUIIII' nf flu- nuisf lSSf1l1'l2ll purfs nl' lifr-1'11f111'1- lu- 0l1l'l'l'l'fl mimi. N1l1'11'll'llSl'2llllllllQ flu-so 1'tSl1l1lllU1lS flu- lirsf. l.'1'uli1-ssm' at l'1'i1u-1-full, Mr. llu11sf1111 of Xurfh 111' Smith C'111'uli11a1, was iuif zilquniiifl-ml 1111fil 1771. S11111111-l Sllllllllllif' Smifh was flu- sc 1-mul l,1'fl'l:f'SHU1' in lllllll 4-ollc-gc-, lll1I1Hllll'l'1l in 1779. n-1,-. Fm 11111111 ya 2l1'S lu-l'u1'1- 1771 flu- wurlc :lf flu- Cfnllvggc- of Nc-w .lc-1's1-'V haul l11'1'1l C2ll'1'll'1l 1111 ln' 21 l,1'QSl1ll'lll' uiul lilll'l'0 'l'11fo1's. At flu- lirsf flu- lll'l'l:0l'f'1lC'l' lu-fwr-1-11 l'1'of'1-ssm' mul illlllfbl' was Sf'ill'l'l'ly 1llU1'0 fhsm mu- nf Sillillw, whicll 1ll0Zl1ll1 ' f fhuf flu- lll11l'fl1'1Vfl11lfl like-ly 1'l'Slgll 211:l'I'1' 11 j'l'111', whilr- flu- l,1'U'l:l'SSUl' wmilcl 1l1'11w pax' for sc-V1-1'11l .vc-airs. 'lll1l'l'1'fHl'l', flu- lS1'2ll1llSll1lll'1l1' uf' l'1-nfl-ssm'sl1ips 211' fh11f pc-riful was SlQ1lll'lf'il1ll,4lll flu-11'l111l1-,11'f1111 i1u-1'1-a1s1- iii llu- fmuls fm' 1lisf1'il111li1n1 Sclu1l111'sl1ip was all lrf' 21 surf l'llf'llQ nu-fluuls of i11sl'1'1uefim1 wc-ru 1-ssl-11fia1ll'x flu- 8211110 in flu- Q'l'2lllllll1l1' suluual 11s in flu- 1111iv1-1'sif.x'. l'illl7 if was ws-ll fu lu v 1 :1lml1- fn 2l1lVl'l'llSl' lllill il vullcgc- wus 1-quiplu-1l with l,l'l1'f0SSf1l'S. 'l'ifl1-s llZlV0 il Villllf' 21lW1lf'S. Wlu 11 1'i'S1Kl'l' llilti llimiliislu-ll lim- flu- 41111 mu-s, 1u-w mu-s 1111181 lu- flcvisc-cl. 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H1-:Isl-lc-.1 SEIXSZ Af flu- 1 1gc- of six or sc-V1-11 Smith 1-111111111-lu-1-ll flu- sfiuly of flu- lc-:mu-cl 185 languages i11 his fkltl1G1',S Academy, wl1icl1, besides a general superintendence by l1is father, was entrusted to tl1e care of instructors who l1ad 001110 out from Ireland, Zllltl brought with l'1llf'1l1 those rigid 11otions of scholastic discipli11c, and that lllilllltl' accuracy in the system of Tl'llClll1lg, which were prevalent in their 1l2lilVt' country. lt was tl1e enstoni of tl1is school to require the pupils not merely to dip into the Latin 2l11Cl Greek classics or pass i11 rapid transition from one to another, by wl1icl1 nieans a very superficial knowledge of tllly is obtained, but, when o11ce they had C01llll101lCGCl a11 author, to read carefully and attentively the entire Work. Latin was the habitual language of the school, klllfl after the pupils had passed through a few of the elementary works, as the Colloquies of Corderius and tl1e fabhs of rlisop, any error which they coni- niitted in granunatical propriety, either in addressing tl1e teachers or in speaking with one another, was punishable as a fault. One litera1'y exercise i11 the school was contested with more lihilll ordinary Gllllllililtjll. When any class had ad- vanced in its course beyond tl1e Metaniorphoses of Ovid and the Bucolics of Virgil, the lneinbers of it We1'e pcrniitted to 01li0l' i11to voluntary competitions for lD1'L'il1Ill1lC11CC. On 2llt0I'lltli'0 Saturdays eight or ten of the better scholars from Lll'l'l:E'l'il1t classes we1'e allowed to try their skill i11 the languages i11 the presence of the principal teacher. Each competitor was suffered to select a SCl1t011C0 within a Cl'l'l2llll co111pass. On this selected portion he was the sole examiner, illlll was permitted to inquire about everything with which he could make hiinself acquainted by the niost diligent previous investigation-such as tl1e grannnatical construction of the sentenct s, the derivation of words, their composition, relations and quantity, tl1e history or niythology referred to in the passage, tl1e beauty and pertincnce of tl1e figures and allusions, together with tl1e taste a11d delicacy of S0lll'lll1Cl1t displayed by the poet. After the whole contest, which usually lasted several hours, was co11cluded, rewards were be- stowed by tl1e master upo11 those who discovered the greatest address and i11genuity. Young Smith, on these occasions, is said to have discove1'ed re- markable adroitness and intellige1'1ce.', It is not recorded that Dr. Smith inaugurated this pleasant discipline at Halnpden-Sidney but it lllily be inferred that he was very competent to direct the study of the classics and it lllily be guessed that the literary quality of Hainpden-Sidney, which has long been inherent, is ill pa1't traceable to the first two presidents. 'l'hc debt of till! collage to Princeton is of course great. The college was founded at a psychological lllllllllillif and Princeton gave the impetus. lt is quite possible that if a year had passed, and the foundation had 11ot been 1lHlLl0, llillllPtlCll'Sltllll'y College would never have llC0ll known. After the first few years the contact with Princeton was broken, except ill casual Ways witl1i11 the pale of Pl'CSlJf'l'L'l'l2lI1lSlIl. liefore tl1e Revolution the needle of magnetic activity lay north and south. That war shifted it to an cast and 186 ..'.::--:-'f344- . west 'bea1'i.ng. The colo11ies, having reached the mountains, decided that 'before crossing they would shake off all allegiance. So much accomplished, it was an open race to the lands beyond. Tl1e fringe of coast was forgotten, and .un,less the region eould adapt itself instantly to the new conditions and, further- more, attract powerful reinforcements, there was to be a certain stagnation for a -good many yea1's. So lililliam and Mary declined, the llniversity of Virginia was late in co1ni11g, and the militant colleges founded on the eve of the .Revo- lution discovered after it that opposition had been a chief factor in their rise. The glory is departed from 'lsrael,,' wrote Caleb lllallace in 1777 from Charlotte County. He meant -that it was a time of lufisscz faire when the definition of a creed was apt to beeome obscured. People had got a glimpse of boundless opportunity and were impatient not only of forms and ceremonies but even to letters which did not at once appear as mightier than muscle. John Blair Smith was infteted with the new spirit, in a different sense. lle had married ta daughter of Colonel John Nash of Templeton, 0110 of the original Trusteesj g the funds of the College, although students were again mnnerous, were not too plentiful, and in 1788 Mr. Smith informed the Board that he designed leaving the College ground and removing to the neigh- borhood. He was becoming more and more interested in the active work of a preacher. 'During the great ltevival of 1797-'88 he discovered that he was a pulpit 01'2lt0l' of a high rank and he btlievtd he eould be most useful in that sphere. John Blair Smith retired to his farm and resigned the presidency in 1789. The fervor of the Revival Ca symptom of the nervousness of that periodj somewhat abated, the farm gave disappointing returns, and in 1791 Mr. Smith was glad to accept. the pastorate of a church in l'hiladelphia. In the Tribe of l.evi there is a division of labor. A man having chosen one department had bt st not make a ehange. John flilair Smith gained very little by the change, and the College lost conspicuously. flin these years of the history of the College the fable of the jumping, baclcsliding frog is not inapplicable. For some reason cotton and tobacco, except in spots, have not been favorable to the Presbyterian organization. The Colltge, plaeed as it was, needed enthusiasm not so much as a continued administration of enlightened perse- veranee. Withathe election of llr. Hoge in 1807 an administratiion of that sort was begun. The period from 1789 to .1807 may be passed, over, since that time, however important spiritually, was rather meagre in a material way. The fact that llr. ltiee and Dr. Alexander eame to maturity as members of the staff of the College during those years is vastly significant, but it is the College as a formal institution that is matter of consideration here. Dr. lloge, that wisest and meelvest of men, had his ideas well matured before he came to Hampden-Sidney. He had already thought of establishing a theological sehool in the Shenandoah Valley. He eame to the College determined to make it even more creditable as a college, and in additionthe 187 focus of a theology for Virginia. Dr. Hoge was eighteenth century, but an excellent example ol' a phase of the type-a man of character, dignity, eloquence, and of a piety that lived and moved-qualities conjoined, hardly to be seen in our time. The disappearance ol' the individual has made it perplexing where to look for character now. Dr. lloge gave the college stability. lt rose rapidly in public estimation Qstatement of llr. liicej, as may be inferred from the status of the men who sent their sons to Dr. lloge. .liemarkably happy in his assistant instructors throughout his whole presidcncy,', Dr. lloge did his work as he conceived it steadily and well. Qlt was a critical time, and the College owes much to such au administration at that juncture. Eastern Virginia was adjusting itself to the after-effects of lievolutzion. A dieade was near during which there was to be in Virginia a general movement in which the College might have taken no part if in 1820 matters there had bun as they were at the beginning of the century. Mr. Cushing was place d in charge at an auspicious time. Activity breeds activity. The rise of an imposing theological seminary made it easier to new- model thc Collmge. ,Pious friends were the more willing to help the College because of the presence of the Seminary, and others, seeing what was going on throughout the State, listened readily to a man of Mr. Cushing's sort. Mr. Cushing's work stood and stands for itself, but the influence of Dr. Rice on the fortunes of the College was considerable from 1820 to 1830. It is interesting to note the parallel history of the two institutions for the quarter-century after 1830. ln financial concerns Dr. Baxter was a child, Neither Mr. Maxwell nor llr. Sparrow had the executive gift. Financial sagacity and executive skill were needed in both College and Seminary during a period of panic and schism and war. The year IS-IS found College and Seminary in no condition of health. llut at any given period of stress it will generally be remarked that the theological school of a sect will fare better than its College. What atteets any full-fledged propaganda is evident to the eye of the faithful. Not so with the college, in our country at least. lVith the College, after 1835 as after 1775, the diiiicult item was that the capital raised had gone for equipment, leaving but little to meet reasonably high fixed charges. And the method of capitalization resorted to about 1850 was grievously defective, be- cause it entailed a high tixt d charge that had to be inet from the inside and for an indefinitely long time. The modern theory, daily exemplified in Mr. Carnegie, is to put your name as founder over th' durew and to be very certain that there is a fund Qthe business of the party of the second parti amply sufficient to keep the house standing. Nevertheless, the College has stood. lt has stood for a great deal, very excellent things, for more than a hundred and thirty years. The region will produce its own large-handed benefactors who will strengthen an institution that may fairly be called unique. A. J. 1l0RRISON. n 188 CROXVD UI 18 19 90 .Z 04 78 flwnl Ufrns c c .I c ,pd l 'ifbfif fiiil , ,Qs Q . 0111 f ' - gf. .. 'iff X' t 0.9 -321 nn JW a 'Q'?'1' il f n 0 , ,f H I X , fi IZA ,A I X :Q li-ip' i fe 1 off Bm. i ISI ' V 'f2ff'-l..w- K ' f 'N G11ffw2fN 'Z A 'i Q fi -'E ' I !f,f'?'1n2 'f ff-E ff A f - ' 113 fffiggllfl f i L-L 15 ,L 3:3-iQll lzazzm'1'M ,ill Q N 3- ,' 14255746 ' ---. - f Q -1' 1 4 21, 3 -R 1'-1.. :Z:L,5 ill. X Q 'U' ,..---ff'gc1. L33-f 1 ff-c -' . ...- '5f!?f5- lf , T it lmcf WSJ? if M f' 9 A+. -. -B -fff ci- A' ,ffl ,I far- ,ff X - ,, f- ,f' E? 'iz ,Z - 7 X l--Frm-shmcn arrived. SEPTEMBER 10-Entranco cxmniuutims licld. ll'--Uollcgo opt-ns. l'ulrlic udllrm-ss by Mr. Gt-orgo XV21lliC'I', of 13i?1CliSbU1g, Va., at 4 P. M. 13-8 P. M., Y. M. C. A. rcception. 10.30 AP. M., 'iDick Carrington gctw clcgrcc. l'll'0ShllI0l1 reception. 16--Elcction of nfficcrs of Athletic Association. h - Goo Goo rc-o11tc1'ocl collcgc. -Coach Nuttor awivccl on the Hill. -Football practice begins. -Frcshmcn wcrc taken with homcsickness. -Rouwh House on fourth. 96- Hubo'l arrives on Hill. - Alf was scen on campus. 190 ,avr-' H,- 1 4 5 7 9 OCTOBER - Mat matriculates. -Sterrett did not .ego to Farmville. D -Football game at Ilannpden-Sidney with Virginia Medical College. Coach had his hair ont. -Stras told tho trnth. 10-Thayer got to chapel on time. 121-Football game at 13lacl:slnn'g with V. P. 1. 14-Southall combed his hair. 15-Bowers didn't oversleep himself. 16- Nervy Nat asked a sensible question. 18-Fourth Passage initiation. 19-Sam Flonrnoy waked np. q 20-Osbnrn sold a pennant at a reasonable price. 22- Queen Millard learned to skin the eat. 23-Hansel was conquered. 24-Nasa spent the night in the dormitory. 26-Football ,qanie at Lexington with W. K T.. 28 30 1 2 4 5 6 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 21 22 -Football game at 11.-S. with R. N. A. -Curry smiled. NOVEMBER --James Gray McAllister, Jr., arrived on the Hill. Hampden-Sidney defeated the Yellow .1 ac-kets from Randolph-11'1acon. Jonah Paxton washed his feet. A dance given by Hanipden-Sidney German Clnb. -Professor '1'hornton cnt a elass. - enior reno 1 1 ass c it n s IH ' an exercise. S F 101 lllthlgv -Football game at liielnnond with 'Riehinond College? Mat,' withdrew from college. 1Villiams got a hair cnt. 1Veir entered college. Just about a prime day. Elcan told a reasonable lie. Hannah took a snort of Paul Jonesfi First Passage initiation. Hampden-Sidney won a football pgame. . -'Installation of King 13rngh. -Robertson got ont a patent on his laugh. Farrington -lost top of his derby 191 v 23 25 215 28 30 1 2 'I 'I .2 J 7 S 10 11 12 1:1 15 17 '18 20 21 24 4 5 6 T 9 11 12 14 15 111 -11'1121111y 111L111,1 1-111 1-112111111. 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King 2l,l'1'iVCli. 20-Unllc-1-'o ci'l1n'-in--' sulionl- 4llll'llf'fi. :- ' rw 22--Tllzlyc-1' Took nn 0XHlllill2lfi0ll. 24-Sims, T32ll'lli11'fi and iiOlii1lQ0l' had 1h1-il' ln-anis S112l,VUli. --4s - -Hr. ih'i45xVil0l'i'l'l' st':lr1c-cl an ln-zmil. 27- Goo Clmf' also st:11'fc-ri Rl iK'2ll'ti. .pg -. ----l+'n1'c-c-nstx fm' Frm-sh. iniiliilll 'lininfm-U in snnflicnsl' 1-111-111-1' nf uhlss romnn and shown-rs in Thi- vicinity. 30--Jllllilil' spc-nking. VE I-BRI VA RY 1-Unhnn-I iiV2ll'1T fmx-ililiv 4-ju-1's Uowclc-n fm' Thi- t'n'1-i1l v-1'11i1'1l linn- 'frmn the postzofiicc-. 2-NViHiznns c-nina-s to 4-1111111-I fnni' lllilllIi'i'S hc-fmw sc-1-mul hc-il. P. 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A-- - .. - . 2 f -- ,. 4 --.. - .,-f- .- -- -:-1.- ..,..i-,u-.-- .. ... 1-E ,-:Q:i,.'T: E- - , 193 6 7 9 11 12 13 15 16 IS 20 21 22 23 25 29 1 3 5 6 S 9 11 12 14 18 20 22 24- 26 27 28 20 31 Cceil's hecl and personal efleets mysteriously disappear. Above mentionecl found on Dr. XVl11StOl1,S front poreh. Payne givrs one of his original White Man translations. The Klu Klux Klanl' originates. Brugh, K. V., starts dancing. Skeleton mysteriously disappears from laboratory. Fraser haul an aeeiclent on way to' Worsham. Sterrett began turning out a mustaehe. Goo Goo's heard eeasecl. Foster showrrl la wis, ete., how to eut ti 15 a watermelon. Billy Atkinson arrivecl. l11f0l'l'll0fllili0 eelehration of l'nion il,iterar'v anfl Philanthropic lliterary Societies at 7.30 P. N. D1'21lIl2ll'lC' Ululi presents 4'1Vhy Smith Left llomef' Holt spent tive cents. Inter-society rlelvate. SPRING MARCH 'Baseball praetiee begins. T. P. Priee anrl llaller eaught in dispute as to whieh had the eurliest hair. Question remaining unsettlerl. ' Dr. McVVhorter halts the 'horse thieves. Xlleir is orclerul from the Seminary lmilrling. Jl. Gray receives a liox of Nc-llin's foorl, markeil pr'1'sonrll. Rex suifl something sc nsihle. lntermecliate examinations begin. Diseases began to spread. Weir found a girl at YVorsliam. 'Fleming was seen on way to clismisseel. ehapel. Almost there when ehapel was -Six crates of Pernna shipperl to Fourth Passage. Re-elassilieation earcls were rlistrilmutf rl almost at ranrlom. Frasier liegins the 4'lianking', liusiness. Dramatic Club presents 1Vhy Sirith Left l'l011l0,, in l7'armville. assisterl hy llamprlen-Siclney Manrlolin ancl Guitar Uluh. Dramatic Club plays in lllaekstone. Baseball game with Virginia Meflieal flollege. Dr. McAllister is minus a carriage wheel. 'Beginning of a series of rains. 194 .- ,1-,Ip H -....L.hA,,,, A PRTT1 3-1311seb1111 0'21l1IC with XVFiS111ll0'i01l 111111 1.00 at T,CXil10'tO11. 31 TN U 4-Bas0111111 gilllll' wi1l1 Vi1'gi11i11 Mi1i1111'y 111s1'i11110 111 1',0xi11g1011. 6-Bas0111111 11111111-s 111 11111111111011-Si1l111-lv wi1'11 1'11i1111 'l'110111ogi0111 S1'lI'l1Hil.l'y S-44110113 .1111111 was giv111 il 1'l'l'K'l11T101l 11.Y 11111'1'ics 111111110W1'1. 9-'1'311ch11111111, A., i11 1?a1'111vi110, 1'1'q110S10r1 1110 0111111 11011 to bunt 1111Gl'l1. 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M. f'c'l1-lm1'z1l'1o11 of l lllllll 54l1'lI'1V2lf 5 lf. M. A1lrl1'vss lw1'u1'o ,I1ill'l'ill X' Swic-t'ic-s :md Sawimiv of Al1111111ig Ur-In-111111111 l I I I1ilz111t'111'opic: Smzicty 211' S 1. M. K'01111111-110111111-11t dawg lulsm-111111 gzunc ln-lwm-Q11 Cullvgc- 111111 Axlllllllll 11 l P. M. Sllllllllfll' vzlcealtioll begins. C9 1 EH H XV I J. Fos'1'11:11, n W x 7 -f 5 f A' W :iz .V 5-an I . f fy' 1 I .XT yn' 3 R 17,521 111 f K- 1 AQ' ' Af ,lk fx I X 1 1 M ' 8' 15'lc1Lis6ici11.11 5 Lf 196 J, , , 7, Ocles '1'1l0l'K! was 11 y111111,u 1111111 1121111011 Wicr, Whose 111111111111 w1-1'1- CX1l'Ul11G1.V fl1ll'Cl'. 1111 1111111-11 111111 1111 l111111111c1l. A1111 his 1-l11ss1's 110 Sllllllllllfl, l'111i1 f111' l1is f111111'11 we fc111'. 'I'111'1'1e 11'11s 11 y111111g' 11111n 1111111011 W:1l111e1', '1'11 11111 1111li11s 1111's 1'111'111i111y R1 11111i15l'. 110 11111151 11111111 11l1111g, 'I'111-11 sings 11111111 11 s1111g.1'. A1111 11111y 1111 say 11c's il 1f111'k1-1'. '1'1101'1! 11'11s 11 y111111g 1111111 1111111c11 Il11lt, Whose 11211110 is 1'1111f11si11g with 1111111-. If you 11111, 11110111 111ix111l, A1111 1-1111't get il, 1ix111l. .111s1 l11111'11 1111- s11111111 by 111110. '1l1ll'l'1' 11'11s 11 young 1112111 1111111011 Jew, Wl111s11 st111l.1'i11g wus 1111 1111 thu 11110. 1111 s1111li01l so llllllillr 111111111 1,1111 111111 was s111:11, 111112112 f1'11111 H111111 111 111115511 111- 11i1l ski111l1111 '1'1l1'l'0 was 11 y111111g 1112111 1111111011 1',IJix. 1111111 was i11W1l'VS1 1111 111 511111111 tricks. S111111: llilll' 1111 1li1l clip, A1111 1111111 1111 11111 skip. 1,1-11vi11g 1,110 1111111' boys i11 11 iix. '1'11111'1' w11s 11 y111111,1: 1111111 1111111011 1111111111, 11'i111 11 1,L'll1l1' v11i1'1- g11l111'1'. .lf 111- ,Q111-s 11111 11igl1, We 1111 111-11111 11 sigh, .I 111' 1.1111 1111111111 11111-s scum very s111'1'. 1117 The Land o' Lemons 'l'he tulips nowhere sprout so green As in Virginiag The wood-hogs nowhere are so lean As' in Virginiag The lllllll'C'l'l'CliS nowhere have the smell, And nowhere else the truth to tell, ls it as hot this side of l'l--l As iu Virginia? 'l'he bum hotel is all the style 1u old Virginia: Where waiters wait ouee in a while ln old Virginiag And trolleys H0lll0tlllll'S 001110 along. 'l'hat's when the curreut's running strong Or something else has not gone wrong ln old Virginia. Nowhere such alornis obscure the sun As in Virginiag Nowhere so slow the railroads run As in Virginiag And when my time has eome to go, Just take me there, heeause. you know. l'll longer live. l'll die so slow , Down in Virginia. Nowhere can soil so well suiliee As in Virginiag Nowhere ancestors cut sueh ice As in Virginiag ' And I believe that lazy land Of fleas and 11igger:i, heat and sand. Slllllllj' fashioned to he did, ls old Virginia. l98 Things l-learcl in the Class Room Prof. Whiting: Mix Lowriv. wlu-ro am- the Straits of GilJ1'ultu1'f Mr. l,owry: On thi- Suuz Cuiml, sirf' llr. Mc.Xllistvr: Mr, Goclclin, wliy cli1l11't Surgou go on and capturo .lerusalon1? Mr. Gofllliiiz He haul To go lo ligypt, sir. J. Gray: MN r. liarns, louarv thc- lloly l,uml. Mr. illarm-s: lt is in tho t'2lSl't'l'll part: of G01'1ll2lll'Y.,, J. Gmiy Qin l r1-sli. Bihloj : Who was Sillllibl son 5 l'll'0SillllHllI l'h, uh-uh- H, , . . . . l . , .l. Gray: lho om' who was so Tamillzlr with l arid. Fra slnnau: Goliz1tl1. lJr. MQW. fin Soph. lfluglislnl : Hxvllilii gre-211' misfortuiic ilElPp6lli'Ll to Sum llollstoll fl' ' Brugli, B. F.: He got lll31'l'li'll.v Aggie to Tlionms: Gini me tho Latin for farI'l1c1' Gaul. Thouiusz HPQIYGI' Gallia. Rare Ones Certain auswors in tho Bible Course, thv truth of which is vouchud for: W0 lozlrn That' Hlllilll was tht' first' amiilml That was l30l'1l.,, Froshlmmz 'xlalpoltl' was om- of tlircosoiis of Noahg Nora lmuilt tho ill'liQ thc Uhtllilwlll Empirv was lllfilllfflfl on thc- lmzinks of tho 'l'iger,'l and the El1f1'3l'CSQ,, May-'rlioslaln was fhm- olclf-st lllilll that 1-vor livvcl. Sophomore: '4What was ,l3ax'iml's.g1'm1f siufv A. Hui-l0SCl'l1l11g his wifvgl' killing Goliath. xVlll'l'0 flicl Solomon get the W01'lilll0ll :mil 111:1to1'iuls for lmilcling the i0llllll0!,7 A. All ow-1' fhe world. Galway was killrcl hy Uuviml, who also doslroyvfl tho 4'Ainolmitcs'l mul thv Pl1i-llistiiwsfl the tllroo parts of lJavicl's military Ul'Qlll1lZl1ll1lll werv the lllfil1ltl'y, the cavalry and tho urtillcrygl' Solomon who accccleil to thi- throue was an imposing and fiuvly cultured gf1llill'lllilll,H mul lTf1ra111', helped 199 him to lmilml the tvlillmlv, mul 0110 of thv hooks ho wrote is Ec'a:vlcssafis,'l and zilmuf illl'l'0 flimisziml yvnrs lwliow l'l1i'is1 ' hv l'l'iglli'Kl fm' nswczilty yv:i1's. Sc-nior: T110 twvlvc- Apostlc-s wow John, l'c-tx-i', Mutttllow, ,lJ1lliO, Murlco, Simon I'ot'ci' 'l'imofhv uml Judas lswii'iolo ' :xml l12lZi11'Uil1i, was raised lm Y 9 . 1 7 .Y Chrlst. Sophomore Bible J. Grav: Miz Gillis iii- who was mic- of Ihv QfI'1'llfl'Sl' kings of lsvuol W' . Q 1 , . . P1v : vll'l'0lll1' ll fvlt'l'Hl70!lllll.H J. Gruivz Blix Kay, whzil' was l7a1viml's gm-zilvsl' sin? Kay: 4'Killi11gg fiilliil CGuliz1l'l1ll. fl. Gray: MV, llnlf, mxiiic tho l'111'z-0 clivisimi ol: li2lVi1l7S ui'1ny.,' llolt: llll illll'l'.V, :1i'l'illv1'y, :xml f'2lVilll'f'.ii J. Grzly: MMV. l'il'llgll, whivh mu- of lh1viml's suns guvc- him so 11111cfl1 trmlhlv T, ,li1'll0'l1I Wins:-pli, his X'0llll '0Sl imc. FH . F '1'llkr:lc or' 'l'IIl'I l.ANmlAuKs 200 gt Oil :Fit , Wlllll is ylllll' ll2lllll'? .lulln-s. XYIIII1 Niall' 2ll'l' vllll fl'UlIlV X'-1 'VP' W V-l 'N' N 4' 1 l . l..--4. . 4...--... f..-. llml' ulll :lrv .YUIIY .XY0l'il,2l' nge is NIM: 'v0:ll's. Wllalil is lvlllll' lIl'i'L1lI1? 5 ful-1 Ty, ill1'lll'S. Wlllli is .X'Ulll' f4llul'itl- stlllllv? llilllv. XYIIRI1 is ytllll' falvul'ilo tllllllm-ll? Illlpl-l'i:ll 1-llllu Ullt. Wllzli is .X'tllll' f2lV1Il'ill'lll'illli'f l':llll Jmllll-s illlll lllzlllc-ll lllilk Wllali ' ' ' ' IS .Yfllll' f1lX'4ll'l1l5 llalslllllvi Sl4'l'Ilillg' alllll l'illi1'Uill,Ll'. lin .Ytlll IIIRIUY mllwls? 'l'Ill'l-le-t'olll'llls play l'2ll'1lS. Du you tl2llll'1'? Ullu-lllilwl 4!illll'0. Vllu .Yllll l'lll'W'f fflllx-fUlll'HI vllow. Du yllll sllllllu-Y 'l'lll'l-1--I'ulll'1lls sllluko. Du 'Vtlll llfillli? Y:ll'i:llllm-. Who is Hll' lllusi Illllhlllill' lll'UflFSS1Il'Y I'l'ol'. 'l'llnl'lllll. XYll1l Xyiltl XYIIH XYIlll IS llll' IIIUSI- Iblbplllill' slllllulll? Tll:lj'l'I'. ls illl' ln-sl Iklntllllll lllil'Vl'l f l I0llliIlg'. li illv In-si llllsvllllll lllllvl-l ' Sll'l'l'l'H I4 illu Ill-si ll:lskui'Il:lll lll:lyvl'Y Nlllftill. 201 Who Who I is the best tennis player? Sterrett. s the best all-round athlete? Johns. Who is the best all-round inan? 'l'. li. Young. Who W'ho W'ho Who lYho Who lYho Who is the biggest ladies' man? Starrett. is the biggest society lizzle? Weir. is the biggest loafcr? Weir. is the bilwest blull'? Stras. I-wh is the biggest bnnl? Holt. is the biggest fool? Weir. is the best dancer? ll. H. Moore. is the best music-ian? W. V. Moore. Who is the host singer? Walker. Who NYho xylltl Wlio Who Who lYho Who Who Who Who W'ho Who Who Who ll'ho is the handsoniest man? Thayer. is the most coin-cited inan? 0 wad some power the gift to gie us, 'I'o seo ourselves as others see us. is the hardest student? llrown. s the smartest student? 'l'. ll. Price. is the biggest smoker? Rulfncr. is the least stndious? Whaley. is tln-'lviggest eater? Coulling. is the laziest man? Southall. IH the best speaker? 'I'. li. Young. is the best writer? 'I'. ll. Price. is the best actor? Byers. is the biggest politician? llutton. is the best preacher? Lowry. wears the biggest shoes? Southall. is the biggest liar? Stras. is the bi 1v-f ost hazer? Draper. nh Are you a llll'lllllK!l'-Of tho church? If so, which? 4Presbyterian Who is the biggest wonian hater among faculty or students Dr. Bagby. Who a1'e the Gibson men? Foster, Wier and Stras. Who is the bimvcst card shark? Lueke. CD What is your nanic? Hniith. What State are you froni? Virginia. How old are you? 19 years, 6 months, 3 weeks, 4 days, 2 hours. ' What What What What What is your height? 12 feet, minus S feet. is your favorite study? I-laven't any. is your favorite tobacco? Sweet Briar cigarettes. is your favorite drink? Ice-cold lemonade. is your favorite pastime? Loafing. Do you play cards? Against the college rules. Do you dance? l'll try anything once. 202 . ' I f. 'ilflm 0 0 ' s Do you ellew? Yes. 1-Ilell' the rang. Ilo yllll Do you Wllo IS the Wllo IS the Wllo IS the Who IH the Wllo IS the Wllo IS the Who is the Who is the Wllo is the Who IH the Who IS the Who IH the Who IS the Who IH the Wllo is the Who IS the Wllo IS the Wllo ls the xvilll is the Wllo IH the Wllo IS the NYho is the XYIlo it the Wllo is the Wllo 15 the Wllo is the XYIlo is the Wllo wears Wllo is the Who is the smoke? XYIIUIICYUI' I Uilll lllllll 0110. lI1'illk': IYIIUII I um sick. second lIl0St 1l01JllIAlI' pl'ofessol ! IJl'. Smith. SUCOINI most popllhll' SLIIIIGIIILY W. I . Lewis. seeolld best football phlyer? JUIIIIS. seeolld best bllsebllll phlyer? .IIowe1's. SUCUIIII best basket-bllll IIIIIXGVY Ilope. second best tellllis pIalyel ! W. V. Moore. SCUUIIKI best IlII'l'0lllIll athlete? Flelllillg. HOVOIIII best, alll-2ll'Ollllt1 lmlll? Foster. sel-olld biggest. Indies' Illillly I'IIu:lll. HCCUIIKI Iliggest 10ilf0l'Y Willillllls. SOCOIIQI. biggest bIlllI'7 Dr. Iioogs. second biggest, blllll? .Ii2IIIIllQIll'llIlt'l'. Hl'1'0IIll biggest fool? Only 0110 l'IlIlLiidiltC. NCUUIIII best d3l.llGOI'? Sterretl. 50001111 best lllusieislll? Fitts. SUCUIIKI best singer? W. V. Moore. SCUOIIKI, IIIllldSOIlll'Si., llllllly Ii. II. Moore. SCCOIHI Ilurllesi, nblldllllily Illlijlilb. second SllIIll'U.'St Sllllllllll? W. I . Lewis. :-Il'C0lllI biggest SIlIOIil'l'? Nasa. second least Stllllililli? 'I'Illlyel'. seeelld lalziest Illllll? Mal-V. seeolld best speaker? 'I'. Ii. Price. SCCUIIKI best writer? Illlller. sec-ollll best, ilI'iUl'Y Foster. I-IUCOIIII biggest poIiticialll7 IIalIIel'. second best, pl'l-lu-Ile1'? I.lloIu-.n the biggest shoes? 'l'he IIIIIII with the biggest foot. second biggest hllzer? l.lll'kl'. HCUOIIQI. bilr-rest NVOIIIIIII illlllil' lllllflllg the faculty ol' DD students? Nalse. Wllo is the second biggest wird shark? Rex. O 203 1 A Dream Do I sleep or uni l uwuke? Whuiz is that out on the luke? I uni certain I see gondolus llnsh And fountains o'er the ezunpus splash. Yes, the old Hill is surely therog llut, lo! she bus grown so wondrous fuir! A rivulet. foauns from ledge to ledge. Blugnolins and lindens grow by its edge. A rustic- bridge crosses the Stl'Clllll, Gold-iish in the waters gleuln. .l'he iron-fenee bus been tuken down. A ln-dge-row in its pluee is found. Still is the old cluniorous bell Uhinies ure used the time to tell. Automobiles ily with rush und rour, Muil is delivered at your door. Cords ure no longer uguinst the rule, For each rooxn is an guuibling pool. Side-wulks there ure, und are-liglits, too, Many und nnnny u building new- A rnedieul school, ai school of luw, The largest lilmiry you ever HRW. Students now u thousainml fold l'pon the books have been enrolled. And most wondrous thing of ull. Rests the foot-bull 1-up in College Hull. Alus! into the depths my dreuln hus sunk! To lny live struights l go to Hunk. B. and S. 204 UT F I TTISIIS 1 3 f .i- -- ...11.-- .i,....,-l.-1-2 I ' QM '..--+--- N- -I A - -1' ' I 43 , S 32 ,g4..- I f :E r - -h M2 ' Y, Q, V, l I l IQ! I I ,g '-5-.' - If ' ' I 4 uf If 1 '. E' Q 'W I 27116 fi ff 3 3 III MIIS. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS M ISS MISS MISS MISS I'IIOI MII. .IAMICS M. IIIIAIIAM MA'l I'II'I W. BISIIOP .IIGNXIIG M. TAIZII EMILY I,ICWICI,I.INlI I'. O. IIANNAII IIIVIIIIC MCCIIAW UI..-X I.I'IIC AIIIII'I I' MUI.I.IIC MAVZY IIA'I I'IIC COX I'II.lZAIIIC I'Il RIC'II.-XRIJSON CAIIIIIIC A. MIIOIIIC . .IL U. MA'I I'O0N i'A.I3ICI.I. I I'I'ZGICIIAI,ID MII. IIICOIZIIIC I4'I'I'ZIlI'IIIAI.IJ MII. LICOX IIISIIUI' MII. V. II. II.-IINIG IIICY. W. J. Ii ING FRED A. DAISNEY 205 M' COPE N If 5 . we Mfffrvfvrffpy W, if , , ff? 'T I . If' Tis customary al the end , To write a Finis, So - AMEN. 2'+'! 2 ! ! I'-E 20205-'Z ! !-'! 2 Z !-'! X ! !-'2 105' 1,-9 2 ! Z i ! ! 3 i 2 E-' 2'5 1 Ji if 'e' 'f' 1' 'fi 3. Z 'S' .5 3. 'e' .Y Z 0? 32' 'z' 'X' 4. .Sa if 112 W? ffl -2- 'E' 'X' 's' i ii 'ei'-I ' -5' 'i-'5-'! ! i !M!'-! ! ! ! ! ! !-'i ! i ! ! ! ! ! -'Ne-l -'! ! !'-le!-I ! ! ! !'-! ! !-'ini nl-3 'M ! i I ! i mpden-Sidn Q0 CoIIege ey I-IAMPDEN-SIDNEY, VIRGINIA X Founded fanuary I, 1776 'Reputation Wide and Distinguished lnstruftion Personal and Thorough Courses Leading to the Degrees of B. A., B. S., B. Lil., M.A. x f X. QI With an established and growing reputation, a distinguished Iist of alumni, an experienced teaching force and a body of students drawn from the best famiIies of the two Virginias, the group of advantages offered is marked and Iarge. 1821 APPI.ICJA'I'ION IPO!! BUNROI.l,1NII4INflf Sl-IOIJIJD B142 NIADHI PROMIJ'I',1.l' ! ! !'-!'-! ! 2 ! i -iw .g. 0,0 . 4. J. .f. E: .. 'Z' 4. -I' 'Z' 'I- -I' -ie 2 .f. .g. 0,0 . .g. 4. 4. -Z' 'I' fi 4: 5. A 3. .L .L Q 3 +5- .g. ADDRESS FOI! CA'l'.Xl.lJGUE OR OCDIAIFIIQ INFORBIATION President GRAY MCALLISTER I-IAIVIPDEN-SIDNEY, VA. 5 3 '5' .g. 4. .g. h'o .f. 4. 5' 5. 4. 4. 'I' .g. .g. .g. -5- .g. -1. -I' .g. 4. -Z' 'Z' .g. .g. -Z' g. .x. .f. J. -Z- 35. . 5. . 5. 3. 5. 3 .ga 4. .g. 'Q'-! ! ! ! !-I r'! Z ! !'-! 2 ' ' 2 for if 5 -Q PAYS To J 'r X XA TTEND 'JA E? .. , . fi P0KffPs15.N.w 3 2? E prepares young men and women for positions QQ of trust and responsibility, and assists them to 2 31:3 . 'S' I O C .L 3 Pa ing Positions T 2'- '11 N 2 '-'O Qs 9.1: 3 -3:-' 0 2:1 --2. EL4 ma 32 QE 'S gf. ooo Ffh E5 5? DET 03' EQ-1 WL 0 'Q sn.: CDO PLS C o 'Z' location, Excellent record of 48 years, More than E 47,000 alumni. 5 Prospectus and Calendar may be had upon if application. ' 'S -3- Address 'S' , . IQ CLEMENT C. GAINES, M. A., B. L., President, - :ii Poughkeepsie, N. Y. -f i 4--:nz-fs i 3 r 'f 35 95 'ff 3.- 'Z' 'e' 2' 2' 3 'I' 'S' 3 'S' 'X' 'i' 'Z' 'Z' ii 5 't' -s- 'r 'X' 'ff 2' iw- A. H. FETTING 'I . . . Manufacturer of 'r H I Gfirrvk Illrttvr Zlirntvrnitg Z 1mr:.t1.x4.ns IN 2 5 --l- Z1 P lu P gui-5 if GI I, 'If' 55 ,-iff' mmf- 3: na , 411119, 4. x -,ik 1: H ' ' EW: Ez- Qlrment, 1 tr. gg .ti J. -- -- :, -- rv r 'I' ' - 3, 15 if 'Q 213 N. Liberty sr., Baltimore, Md. 3' J. it :Il Memorandum package sent to any .i. i fraternity member through the secre- fl: 3, tary of the chapter. Special designs M 0 I N 'IZ and estimates furnished on class pins, .i. , :if rings, medals for athletic meets, etc. 1' 2:1 33 'C i 5 5 ? i 2 2 P ! 2 E I 2 i '5''P'I f 2 I f I''E''Iwi''E''P'ii'Xml''I''IMI''f ! 3 I I 'f 5 f I 2 2 i I T 'C 3' NIO IIIf0l0IiICAl EMI ARY 31 3. EI: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA I+'A0vI.'l'v: W. W. Moorv, ll. ll., Ill.. D.g t'. C. llursnmn, ll, li., Ll.. D.: 'l'. C. Jchnson, D. D., LL. IP.: 'I'. Ii. 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KY. Six Professors and Libra- rian, with special lecturers. Courses broad, thorough and practical. Advantages in English Bible: Missions: The Sunday-School: Pub- lic Speaking: Practical Training: Buildings new, beautiful, convenient. Comfortable dormitories with home life for the stu- dents. Expenses moderate. Scholarships on certain conditions. ill Next session begins October 7, l908. For information write the Chairman, or any Professor -H M 5 i 2 ! E 5 2 I'-M''M 2 !I E''E'-2 5 5 E 2 E 2 E E''2'-2'-! E'-!'-! i ! ! Z 3 2 ! 4 5 3 E' if State EFPIUHIP Nnrmal in nnl TWENTY-FIFTH SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER NINTH .Hur Qiaialnguv anh Zlnfnrmntmn Qlnnrernmg State Srlynlarulgzpn W1 I ,I L JARMAN P d I FARMVILLE VIRGINIA 4 'M 4 'I +4 +'I 5 ! 5' 'M i ! ! M4 +'4+'i M ! '! !-'! i+'!-'4-'! i 5 ! ! !'5 ! 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