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

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THE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY KALEIDOSCOPE The Dean's active mind and vigorous body make it impossible for him to be idle: so to Fill in odd moments he has at times engaged in engineering and in cabinet work as avocations-his tastes and mathematical attainments fitting him for the work of road maker and bridge builder. His skill with tools is proved by the artistic furniture by which his attractive home is beautified. As a sideline, too, he has for many summers been director of boys' camps at Sapphire and at Black Bear in the mountains of North Carolina. The immediate family at The Deanery consists of Mrs. Reed-who, before her marriage. July Zl, l909, was Miss Louise Campbell, of Charleston, West Virginia- and two sons, Samuel Macon, jr., and Frederick Venable. In college, Dean Reed was a member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and he also holds membership in the National Honor Fraternity Omicron Delta Kappa, the local chapter of which he established and sponsors. It must not be supposed that the Dean's activities are limited to literary, scientific and official matters: he is likewise a powcr in the church and in the community. A ruling elder, a leader in all things philanthropic and eleemosynary, he is the friend of all and is always ready to spend and be spent for the glory of God and for the good of his fellow men. His colleagues consider him indispensable to the College and The Hill would not be what it is were another in his place. The Dean is alive! Long live the Dean! -W. H. WHITING, JR. I A. D. 1930 1 8

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