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

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JOSEPH KENNETH BRADFORD 1 f I J 1 ' Iv s Emoia CLAS s 'A Eff L. , , STAUNTON, VIRGINIA 'Q KE,OAK,XBfIP N 15,- Nu-- Class Secretary-Treasurer CID, Vice- i President fgl, President C451 Mono- gram Club Cz, 3, 43, Valley Club Cr, 3, 45, Secretary-Treasurer fill? Ger- - man Club CI, zl, Leader Qgj, Presi- dent C.4,Jg Basketball Squad Ctlg Var- sity Basketball Q2, 31, Captain CQ, Football Squad Cljg Varsity Football Q2, 3, 4.1 g Track Squad C25 5 Baseball I'-s. Squad C155 Freshman Baseball Coach . - -v Q3 J. 39 A ready Wit, an air of mvoir faire, an ability to secure maximum results from a min- imum effort, and no mean athletic prowess have had the backing of Joe's natural leadership. The result? A little Napoleon Whom the student body professes to be among its most outstanding men. 'Iii- QA CDistinguished cvflumnus CHARLES WILLIAM DABNEY BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK Class ot' 1873 President of the University of Tennessee, 1887-1904? President of the University of Cincinnati, 1904-I920. I7 .-. ,V l, , ---,- ,iii-J'! x1K'I,ii'lsi.i 'i I xx f

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U- Y f . 2 , Q M X X .U A SENIOR CLASS HERMAN CECIL BAILEY NYSIOYER, 51.lRYl,:lNll l'niun-Philanthrnpic literary Sncit-ty Qi, 413 Ministerial Assnciatinn tl, 1, 3, .UQ Travk Squad 131. lVht-n llailcy canw to ns hu haul ht-iurc hum thc goal, nut nf at chosen proft-ssion, but nf the high calling ot thc Christian ministry. Amongst ns hc has lin-tl his bc-licfs with an cnviable pziticncc :intl simplicity of manner. Anal in bruatlcr licltls we look for thu fruit of his cfmsvcrzitinn. 'Iii- cvl CDistinguished cwllumnus PEYTON HARRISON HOGE Cfllkll ll,Nlll.FS, YIURIDA S llnss of lhth 2 Clergyinzing Pzlstnr in Kentucky, 190:-19:93 Trustee nf thc Z Prcshytcrian 'l'henlngit'al Seminary nf Kentucky, 5' 16 Sl MS. ' ' S11-U7 ,. X lCl9J?'5lA!-ES'U05C0Ph Us f ,

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' 'N ' f ' ' , .. lil. -,...,..- ...Y , -. - , ., . , C X xx . gf, CIE.: Qc U! It S SENIOR CLASS GEORGE WALKER BRANHAM LYNCIIIICRC, VIRGINIA o x Athletic Editor lz, 33, Editorial Board 147, The Kalritlonuprg Student Coun- cil lt, 2, 3, .Up Monogram Club lg, .tlg Football Squad til: Baseball Squad U13 Track Squad lil, Varsity lab. George, the distinguished head of the Pig-Latin department, is most typically seen in winter months sitting in the spacious windows of the Shop, and in warmer weather there comes never an afternoon when our shaggy-headed friend from Lynchburg is not stretched out full length under one of the huge oaks in front of the Club. Among his classmates an unforgettable incident was his complaint four years ago to Coach Ching Graham at the cumbersome burden of having to lug a pair of foot- ball shoes around the gridiron on his winged and unaccustomed feet. And who is there who has not been thrilled by his lightning-sprints down the straightway? NVQ know that Georges future paths will be characterized by success. IWW? Be- cause he has a heart for any fate. -ICE? cvf Distinguished cvflumnus LEWIS MCFARLAND GAINES ATLA STA, GEORGIA is Vlnss nf Nils f Doctor, Neurologist, Physician to Georgia Baptist and YVesley Memorial Hospitals, Atlanta, Georgia. 18 7 ff2if1f1??Ki2f'.H1D0Sf2O1'5 div my