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

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SENIOR 'CLASS JOHN A. FIELD, JR. l'llXKl IHIIIN, HIFI YHULINIX X 'l', 0.3 K, 'lg 7f,, lj 5Ullit'HI li-uh SL'l'l't'l1lfX-'Iifl'Zl'lll'l'f 121, Yin--I'rn--imlm-lil 1311 flaw Yivr-l'rrNi- ala-nl 1:11 Rrpuvrlurinl Staff 111, A-- sixtzinr .-Xrhlcliv I-fdilur 111, lfclilur 131, linnrfl uf ciUYl'fll4ll'N 141, Thr Ilump- .lrn-.N'y.lnry Tiyrrg Uurlnzln K-lllii H, 2, 3, 413 Dclrgam- 131 zu Nzni-uizil O. IF. K. i'uln'ci1tim1 il.l'XillLfl4lll, Ky., 193013 I-'mvllvzlll Squad ll, 21. 5'f 1 , J 1 E g - Q a 'J . A 'X o , Lacking thc lzicnnism typical of lnnkincss, jack has led us lzuls-lightly, lziughingly, luitcringly and llldillti1liSiC1lllj'-ill our zispirings fur the less serious nspvcts of mllm-gc lift. Still, in :iffairf uf more import. ,l:1ck's dumiiuuit pcrsunzility Qwith much lntcnt ability in rcsvrwj is :always sutiicicilt to pull him tliruugh with Hying colors. fa Six if fi? 'Iii' QA CDistinguishcd cyflumnus HENRY IRviNG BROCK Xl:N' XURK, XRN' YORK Vlzias 4.1 IVV 2.2 -lwurnnlixt, nuthnrg furnu-rly Ifflimr nf thc Nru' Ymk hvrniriy Pang Awvciam- liditnr ol thc Sumlny Nav York 'lg J Tiffin. 26 54 1111 1,111-111z1Qc411'1 , x X

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.- -X -xx X ! . fl ,I L 'lu' i . AJ, ,. k I 'X A Y ' - 1 . ------1-W,-, -r-, M- K, N vw, ,, U , . .. - . s ie N io in c tits s N 'Ciw- ANTHONY MEALY DEMUTH BRIDCEVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA H K A German Club C3, 4.3. 4 x K 1 Y 3 Z vrsA,.,fs'-L'r:.2ge':1:y sh, W . Sf 'K IAISQ A 3 eff fat A year and a half ago Tony came to us in mid-season as a junior from Penn State. After his experience in a large Northern school, Hampden-Sydney seemed to be a novelty to him, but he liked it not a little. lt was no time at all until his interesting personality had won for him a definite place among the band of loyal Tigers. The short term of Tony's stay here, unfortunately, pretty well precluded the pos- sibility of his taking much part in the organized campus activities. But he is by no means unacquainted in the pleasant purlieus of Farmville's fair inconstants. Tony intends to be an lVI.D. one of these days. If he develops as much skill in re- adjusting deranged human mechanisms as he has shovvn in allaying the multifarious ills of the recalcitrant red puddle-jumper which balks at the name of Bessie, then he Will certainly attain all the success which We so heartily Wish him. 151' 04 CDistinguished Q14 lumnus WILLMM WALTON BONDURANT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Class of 1S99 Educatorg formerly Professor, Austin College, and Super- Q intendent of Public Schools, San Antonio, Texasg now Principal of Texas Military Institute. 25 ,...-........z-..........1,.......,..Y,f-....-. ,-.-.- -a. ..-,. .. .. ., .. . -en . . ,. -.- .e.,,-,,,....., ....-,.,.....,.,,......: ,vu gs. 1 -'H ' W .tw x aelwtgviggf MLM11f1Sf'1y?Llfg,t X f

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K 1 I SENIOR CLASS in BENJAMIN PETER FRANKLIN DANVILLE, VIRGINIA K A Monogram Club 13, 43, Vigilance Committee fgjg German Club fx, 25, Assistant Business Manager fgb, Busi- ness Manager f4,Jg Football Squad frlg Varsity Football 12, 3, 45, Base- ball Squad KID. In connection with Ben, may we propound a bit of doggerel?- This Danvilleite has shown his might In the afternoon and in the night- On the gridiron green and the waxed Hoor bright. He's as beefy a tackle as ever you've seen, And a dernagogue with eloquence keen. 'Iii' QA Tistinguished cv4lumnus HENRY TUCKER GRAHAM FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA Class of 1886 Clergyman, Missionary to Japan, 1891-18965 Pastor of Farmville, Virginia, Presbyterian Church, 1904-1908, President of Hampden-Sydney College, IQOS-1917, Pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Florence, South Carolina, since 1917. 27 x - A Mft P'illelL'Hs1ll1'2-' i .. V I, , . F.