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

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ff f 'i X 'I' S -'S f i X ..-,- -- i,-.. , ii it SENIOR CLASS jo:-iN B. CHRISTIAN, -IR. Sl5'fXJl'l'f, VIRGINIA Literary Society ill: Valley Club fl, 2. 3' -ll- I l john has been an unusually steadfast worker in his own affairs, but those who know him best will remember more his friendship. For in John this noble quality is of the sort that is deeper than words, an unpretentious type that is manifest in cheery help- fulness. S. ff 'Iii- 014 'Distinguished ofllumnus GEORGE HUTCHESON DENNY UNIVERSITY, ALABAMA Clnss ol' l89l President of NVashington and Lee University, l902-IQIIQ President of the University of Alabama since l9l2. 20 f-1.6 77 H Q +..--4227-TD l H1932 lxALElDOSCOPEil lo ,S

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P f-Q l.is?l.,19R KMQQQQQQeE.a5lf-xxa?eS1,- 4 L-. ,L IX,---.L -J ff, ,d S Y CXX4 - . c so X SENIOR CLASS BRUCE LLOYD CLARK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA QX, E, I3 Circulation Manager 12, 35, Advertis- ing Manager f4J, The Hampden- Sydney Magazineg Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil 13, 453 German Club fr, 2, 3, 415 Assistant Manager Track Cal. I a 1 l 4 9 I v Bruce is cordial, Well-poised, and resourcefuly hence from the very beginning he has commanded the esteem and affection of his associates. A long, blond, six-foot piece of affability, Bruce has an ever-ready Wit which has been a greatly appreciated anti- dote for the gloom which wouldst fain upon us at critical times. Bruce has an exceptional ability to make valid, brutally frank observations on con- temporary ideas, institutions, and people. But either through tact or consideration for local Vanity, these impressions are carefully kept from the dear, dear publicf, and Bruce goes on his way with a rarely suspected Worldly wisdom, hiding all under a mask of sophistication. This polished gentleman-about-town has charmed us with his Whole-hearted friend- liness, and it is with a tinge of sadness that we Wish the best of luck to a real friend. -Iii' 04 'Distinguished cvllumnus FRANK HURT MANN NEW YORK, NEW YORK Q Class of 1903 Q President of the Union Guarantee and Mortgage Com- 5 pany, New York City. 21 57:5 i - :ii fmimifi fQiQf'ffQ inf' i ' IA ' W W ' ' J