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

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TOWER ausmsss MANAGER . 37, E, 'r SL n Q E vs! ggsserr-q9,xJ. -.Q ,. v 1 '1 X, xv M Hf V. r'- VOLUME XL 'VV ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENT BODY U!! oOFo Hampden-Sydney College HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA. 4+ + + -'HE STAFF of the 1934 Kaleidoscope is presenting this Annual with one ob- jective -to lceep alive the memory of your college days. This objective has been earnestly and diligently sought, and, we hope, successfully achieved by picture, word and slcetch. As to whether we have attained our purpose, you alone are to judge. We have done our best, and if this Annual in any degree will help you to remember with joy the days spent at Hampden- Sydney, the Staff will Feel more than compensated for its effort and the worlc will not have been in vain. ss is ss +Qtx'fxf 'l' + Contents Booxl . . ADMINISTRATION BOOK II . . .THE CLASSES BOOK III . . ORGANIZATIONS BOOK IV . . . ATHLETICS Book V . . FRATERNITIES BOOK VI .... FEATURES + COLLEGE LIBRARY + HANIPDEN-SYDNEY, VA. 'Lk llillillillfll IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF ASA DUPUY WATKINS EDUCATOR, CLERGYMAN, AND ARTIST THIS VOLUME IS INSCRIBED - Born of forbears, who among these hills established this seat of learning, Nurtured in the finest traditions of the Old South, to which he clung with a tenacity naught could sever, Developed into the manhood, typical of a race which has enriched this Commonwealth and made America mighty, True to the faith of his fathers, through the various vicissitudes and bitter trials of life, Faithful to every trust, no matter how modest, Conscientious in every duty, even the most trivial, Uncompromising in the defence of every principle, Beloved by all who crossed his path, Sensitive to the beauty of holiness, and the holiness ol beauty, Translated from the struggle, called life, to the Glory of Heaven, His reward abides ln the hearts, minds, souls, faith and character of a thousand stalwart men, once his students, . Whom, being poor, he made rich, Whom, being rich, he made stong, and To whom he, being silent, yet spealceth. f? - r QL IN MIMIIIIIAM V lows lluumn flllllBllll.l1Nl Bunn Born lulq 20. I 867 lliod lunuurq il. Ill!-I V ll IXQNIIIII BIDINI ll nl! IKINSCIN llorn S1-piomher ll. lllbq lliod lunuurq LB. l9'S-I V 4 . , , fi Q r.. - T I, 1 f I kZ' v ff-E ,X' fZ f fi f-xg A , ' ,K ' 1' C f 'N ,f ' ' f . ' .- ' - ' , . 1: , f: x 4, ep, I Cz, , fgf- ff qu K, 13-f 1-3, Q: , K: . ' , ' 1 f X- .' !f' 4 ,' ,X I' ' 'ff ff' 1 ,f ff Lf- . , W f LXAJY, rf Xxw- ,ff ksir K, ff Xi, if -xg 7, ,V-f gyff ,VY ,Y f X-f-ff E 0 dmiilisiriition Q I I ' .A - n I -ii -' ,,j,4.,Vj ' A p , if n ,, '-'ivy' xg v ,v 5 HJ' , K , I 2 I, ' L ,I I 4 49 - I ' v,4 I 1 , 4 4 1 mmm -514 4- -2 pw-f l I OiQ Q-Llii 214i- imlll 1-A-In-.1 ' '.':2':- 111a nu A-.. f , Graham Memorial Ggmnasium 19 1, I 1 n. ,, . . ,.. ,, v-x L: va nl fucullq Aff: 'R -.vw .-1' 1' .ar ll: If lf - ff -Q 4 ff-7 '- sf..--. .... 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J '- Q -- if-72-gf ' 1? 415 - 5' 'f ' 5'E'o'E-'QQTQCTQQQ' TWENIY A.B., Davidson College, 1906, HD., Vnion Theological Seminary, 19113 D.D., Ha111ptlen-Sytlney College, I925Q Assistant Pastor First Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1907-OS, Assistant Pastor and Evangelist, First Church, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1912-I4: Pastor, Pryor Street Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1914-20, Pastor, Tabb Street Church, Petersburg, Virginia, since 1924. JAMES EDW1N HEM P1-nu. A.Ii., IRD., D.D. l'n'5hI'r1lf of Ifn' Haart! of TIAIl5fl'I'5 TWENTY-ONE BQ1iiiiQQQQi'fll 1111111 SAMUEL MAcoN Rsso A.B., A.M. Dean of Ihr College 42 A 9, 0 A K, X B 413 A.B., l'niversity of South Carolina, 1906: M.A., Columbia University, l922Q Instructor in Greek a11d Math- ematics, Presbyterian High School, Columbia, South Carolina, 1900- 1902, l904'l905Q Instructor in History and Mathematics, Rowland High School, Rowland, North Carolina 1903-19045 Assistant Pro- fessor of Mathematics, University of South Carolina, 1905-19063 ln- structor in Mathematics and Science, Peacock Military School, San Antonio, Texas, l909'l9l6Q Associate Professor of Greek and Math- ematics, Davidson College, I9I6'l920: Professor of Mathematics, Hampden-Sydney College since 1912 and Dean since 1913. Yffflfflf fJfoii1111iQ11Y TWENTY-TWO ' f T '. II K Ag A.B., Hampden-Sydney College, I907Q Graduate Student, University of XVisconsin, I9I.l.Q Principal of XVorsham High School, 1907-19095 Division Superintendent of Schools, Prince Edward County, Virginia, 1909-IQISQ at Hampden-Sydney College since 1919. PAUL TULANE ATKINSON A.B. Finanfial Sfcrftary of the Collvge TWENTY-THREE f.. . If -Lf .11v'f!' .949 JJ I A . -...-- 1, 1 'S.1'1lQ..i.Lz. ' ' Imax llxurmx lnxumkl xxx lixnm NLM, XLI., l'H.Il., II.IP, W 1 1 Y I'111-11.1.1111 uf l'f1j'.v1.1 1111.1 I,1I1111111111y Ixwx lllxsu V1 mu XYxx-wx yn., nw.. rn.:-. ' I'111'l'.,-,101 nj l.'l1r111i,1l1y 1111.1 li11,l1111y XXIIIXXX1 Ilrxm XxllllIX1',,,IR. x.1:., sm., 11.1 ul.. 11.1-. I'111I'1 .mfr nf Iltlfill Al un N H1 fu: K NI xx-lx LII., ll.Ir., lb.In. l'l4If1.1!11l' nj llllfllifll llilffr 0 lllxmx lixxnu Uxlux-11 ILA., KI. X. l'111f1.f,m1 uf Hiflfllflj' 5XXll II Nlxuvx Run LH.. LSI. f'I'1f1 1,1111 of .UHIA1 lllrllin 5 0 D1 xxmx Mu nun .Xxx xx LIL, Xl. X., l'II.Il. 1111111111 of l'l11l11.wfl1y 1111.1 l'.vy.l111l11,,3- Dum Owl-rw NYU wx XJR.. Nl. X., l'll.Ii. I'11,'y,,cy1,1' uf 1,11 11' ' 1.,g-.Qff-,.,QiZiL?tL'1i g Q -- -55-'::i?'n:Q QQ.Q11T111Q IWENIY-FOUR E r 1 L. Wa -' . rf:GTSI'I'- 'f,jf,j,4,,L,...,L.... ,. . FREEMAN H.-XXSFORD I-IART A.B., M.A. Proffssor of Hislory and Ecofmmifs XV.-ALTER HERMAN BELL A.B. Professor of French 9 THOMAS EDWARD GILMER B.S., M.A. .Jssistant Profvssor of lllalhcmalifs VVILLIAM JOE FRIERSON A.B., M.s. ,Jssistanl Profwsor of Mathellzaiifs and Chcmislry o LAWRENCE GERALD NELSON A.B., M.A. plssislant Proffssor of Gt'l'IIllIIl and English HERMAN EDVVARD SMITH A.B. Profvssor of Physical Education,- Jsszstant Proffssor of French 0 FRANCIS Guxco B.S. Proffssar of Spanish ROBERT C. BEALE A.B., A.B., M.A., PH.D. Profcssor of English i U V WY, ,, ,L 45-NH L , Q . . A E N ' rw- --1 fy f V. , . '-yfgx. N - ,, ' gag. '--riff wg, H -1- V5' wg M: X-J Q 'J TWENTY-FIVE LQQiiiQi1iQQ'lJf 1111111 THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES j. EINVIN Hu1rn11.1., D.D. ................. Pruidrnl of ilu Board A. B. Dlcxlxsos, Esc. .............. Serrnary of the Board H. B. BLMQELY, D.D. P. C. CLARKE, D.D. Roasrr T. Hunun . Bax R. LACY, D.D. . Joris Maanx . . . A. B. CARRINGTON . A. B. Caruuxcrox, jk. . . J. W. DUNNINCTON . S. W. Moons, D.D. A. L. Tvxss, M.D. . j. B. BITTISCER, D.D. . A. B. DICKINSON . . j. Eoww Hemrruu., D.D. . . HERBERT W. Jacxsox Joris H. Rssn . . C. A. BLAs'roN, M.D. Dos P. HA1,sex' . . J. L. MAcM1L1.As, D.D. . . . H. W. McLAuc111.1s, D.D. . . H. B. Sross, M.D. . CLASS or '29, TERM EXPIRING IN 1934 . . . . Staunton, . . . Shawsville, . Fayetteville, West . . . Richmond, . . . Halifax, Cmss or '30, Team EXPIRING IN 1935 . . . . Danville, . . Danville, . . Farmville, . . Bluefield, Wes! . . . Staunton, CLASS or '31, Team EXPIRING IN 1936 Gerrardstown, West . . . Richmond, . Petersburg, . Richmond, . Richmond, CLASS or '32, TERM EXPIRING IN 1937 . . . Richmond, . Lynchburg, . . Norfolk, . Richmond, . . Roanoke, CLASS or '33, Team EXPIRING IN 1938 j. E. Booxen, D.D. . . ............. Hampden-Sydney, A. C. Bucmlxax . . ---- TIICWCU. J. M. Cnocxerr .... . Welch, West Fuss: S. Jonxs, M.D. . . . . Richmond. W. H. T. Sountss, D.D. . . . . Norfolk, Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia fflffflf QJZTYTTTQYQTQQ TWENTY-SIX 4 .,L- Mx., Ml. Bw L sf I-IOMECOMING HAMPDEN-SYDNEY vs. ROANOKE TWENTY-SEVEN sy Y O 0 A . ML I V. I 0 1' .lim LJ JV, Xhwg X f Q I I I I Y W 1 Y. 1 fw ffQif+Q, 'pfx ss ,fis Vx C-3 'VX 1-1 - 4 CS Q' Q3 frn X Q3 -1 f- fir. f'- s 4 N N I Q e Classes Q I Y v O J L1 Q C 0 xD , R . O, .. rv '11 ' x x . 0 Q ,Q .-..aX.np' .U o 0 ' O 1 S .,,,1 o I .'4,. P n I -. 4 v pw 4 D O 1 J 'v 'Vw Q.. .4 W' . f X, 1, , 5 ,!QK'31mKQl',,' X! - V F x V 1. ,J f' rw f Y 4 K X!! V1 XA l 1 -X'N.,K. X 'h 5' f I5 -12451, -- 'x 1. A + ,113 ' ' O 15- f . 7' f I ' f , E :SJW N Q X -X, ji,-992: ff X - ' V2-'X K .,- 4? -. A,-rw , ' -'T p-4- I V ' Y -mf. 1 4 K I Vx ,v 'v I Vx f ,. , . 'v.l J R ' ' 4. V X ,Q 1 X . R X 1' X N W Q , 3 X E -f' .--' ,? 5 y-- 1. Q Senior Q L11lnx115QtQQtt'JJJ 90555554 CLASS OFFICERS 7 -l.xcx CLARK XICCPRIIY I'rr.uJrnl N XYu.1.lxxl I-'kxxclscn Sl-awsxmun, ja. I nr-l'rr.n.lfr1l lfluxx 'l'mm.xs Ihxcucx bf 4 rrlury- Trrruurrr PIz'l'lzR f:l'IiRR.XX'I' fusing jk. lliunrian VT T presenting the Seniors 'fl' 111111 fl1a1QQ111TQ1Qf THIRTY-TWO fp!-.A -1 iii., rv., JOHN DAVIS ARBUCKLE LEVVISBURG, wnsr VIRGINIA FIRST YEAR-MiIIisteriIIl Association. SECOND xvEAR-MiIliSI6fiHi Association. THIRD YEAR-Ministerizil Associationg Union-Philanthropic Literary Society. FOURTH XvE.AR-Mil1iSIEYiHi Association. ALLAN MORTON BARNWELL COVINGTON, VIRGINIA FIRST ATE.-XR-F0OIbHii Squad. SECOND YEAR-Valley Clubg Football Squad. . THIRD YEAR-Valley Club. S E N I O R CLASS THIRTY-THREE mxssxgsxssssvlal 10101104 ' -'f P 'fi FF gy, -' ,xx .fgfik ffj? .If E . . . , MP V! x' . if' .XLFRICD LIQXVIS HIHXKIC Rlclmnxn, YIRHIXIK li .L H A K, li X lf, I IIIRNI Yr XR-livflllllll fluhg Trnni- Squmlg Fmllhglll Squald. Srcnxn YIXR-livflllllll l'IuIvg Riclmunml Ululwg liznkcllvzlll, .XNNLIZIIII Mamagrr. ' 'l.lllRI! YI-XR-SllIt'1'llI Cmmrilg QQUFIIISIII Vlulv, lxzulrrg Rirhlnnml Club, Tren-- urvrg Spzmixh .'xNNiNllllll. Fm nm Yrul-Sunlcm C'num'il, Pn--i.h-nlg C54-nnnn Flush, l're-Nidm-nlg Rifhllllillll Vinh, V IZINVIN IZDMVNDS liUl'l.ITlN L'llXKl.llI'IklSX'II,l.F, vlxfzlxlx K ly. q., -.x Q. ' 1 Srruxn Yun-lim-rllmznum Clulvg Glu- Club. S E N I O R 'l'HlRlv X'l'.XK-lffflllilll fluh. C L S S lful Rlll YI .XR-KQCFIIIZIII flulv. x V h' Y , , lr . if ff JJ II! 1 1 1l.ssttSSSSSS' IHIFTY-FOUR .. . ,F . .W-. - ,... ...Y gan gk,, Annu... ' luv A- S5 RAYMOND HOVSTON HOXVYER Cll.Xlll.liS'lOX, XYEST YIRCIXTX 9 K N FlR5T YEAR-IN'Iil1iaterinl ,ASSf'lCiIlliUllQ I'ninn-Pliilzlnthmpic Literary Society. SECOND YEAR-Ministerial Aasncintirmg I'ninn-Philantliropic Literary Society. THIRD YEAR-Studentf' Chi-iwtiun Afsnciatinn, Publicity Mnnngerg Ministerial Associationg l'nion-Philzintlimpic Literary Society, '1'rc:nurer. FOURTH YIQAR-Sttnlcnts' Christian Asbncizitinn, ViccAPre-siclentg I'nion-Philnn- thrupic Literary Society, Presiclentg Ministerial Afxnciutinn, Preeiclunt. ROBERT THORNTON BRFMFIELD F.xRm'1LLE, VIRGIXIA K A FIRST YEAR-German Club. S E N ' O R FOURTH YEA R-Chemistry Assistant. CLASS THIRTY-FIVE r ,,nssxssssssss'000 00000001 wif f I RAY SNll'l'll C.-XNll'lilil.L mn man, vnuzixlx K .L X li 'lf Fncsr Yun-tiernnan Club. Silt-own Yun--tit-rrnztn Clulv, 'l'nn4n Yun-lit-rn1:m Vlnh. l-'nuult YEAR-Hermann Cluh. IIUXYARID l'l.lN'I'UN CUBHS CILXHI I-SIIIY, XXPSI' YIRIIINIX 1 ,. X I-'nxsr Yun-Mini-tt-rial Awnciatiun. ' Sn-'cnxn Yr:.w-Stutlr-nts' Clirixrian A-tuciatiuu, Dcvutiunal Cmnmitu-e, Chairman: . Milmtenal Awvcxatxning I nnvn-Plnlanthrnplr Lita-rary horn-tyg Dvhatr: CllUlll'li: Debate i '11-am, Manager. y S I O R Tnntn Yun-Suulcnt-' l'hri-tian .M-uciati-mn, Chairman: Sunday School Cum- mittrug Student Fnuncil, l'hapling Dcliatu K'nnnt'ilg Ministerial .-Xssnciatinn, Vice- C S S l'rc-idrnt. i I'-lll'RllI Yrut-Studcnts' fhri-tian .'xNNll'illli0Il, President: Student Council, Vice- l lrcsidentg Minixtrrial .-K'-wviatimug Hi-tory .fb-istrrntg june-5' llislury Essay Contcat, . First Award. I 11011111 ff1o1QQ11Q111Q1 . THIRTY-SIX I l . I l aw. -'fiz-.L 'ffm -ff: 5-. GF 025.-g. ff r. 'Jw -f TE LQ evra mix. -sit. 'sf - - f b I .,.,......,W---.- ..w. ss.- ,. . -.s.,.... .,.N.., . . , sw.-- .s V v l., ,f -.-- -Q--sv Y--T J- i .f- -- --sf-f----X,------s --1 - --- --- Y --V-'fa --W ---v f CECIL VIRGIL COOK, JR. F.-XRMVILLE, VIRGIXIA X B KID Srscoxo RYE.-XR-GIEE Club. THIRD YEAR-Glee Club. Fooirru YEAR-Glee Club, President. PETER GUERRANT COSBY, JR, LYXCHBURG, VIRGINIA 1'IX,KA,OAK FIRST YEAR-Class Historian: T115 Kalridarcnpt' Staff: Union-Philanthropic Lit- erary Society: Harmon Foundation Award. 1 JQ, -. SECOND YEAR-Student Council: Class Historian: Thr Kalfiriosfopf, Manuscript ' Editor: Union-Philanthropic Literary Society, Secretary: Ministerial Association. THIRD YE.-II:-Class Historian: Students' Christian Association: Devotional Com- S E N l O R mittee, ChaIrman. FOIIRTH YEAR-Class Historian. C S I . I I -- . .-Q ... ,-, . ..f'-ns. .- f'E3 -we - ij--.. if 7 QQ' ,gas 5 iii: Niifizf THIRTY-SEVEN 7 t'B1iiiQiQ1QiQ'JlJ1111111 ri E, fa . 'LP' ' . 1' f QQ g1?5ff XYll.l.l.XNI l R.XNKl.lN I-'.Xl.LXYlfI.L. JR. I XRNIYII Ll, vnuzxxu H lx N, X ll 'I' Srwxn Ymx-Srmlrunr U-uncil. 5 IAIIIRID Xl' KK-Sllldflll l'uum'iI, I-vm mn Nun:-hrmlmn luunul. 'l'llUNl.XS IlUl.I.lNli'5XVUR'l'll G.-XRIHQR KICIIXIUXII, YIRHINLX Ii UA K Y ll 'I' -' -u ul -I lflkal' YI- xk-l'niun-Philxmlhrupic' l.ilL'l'lll'j Swim-ty: G:-rlllgln Club. ' Suuxn Yun-'l'l1. Ix'ul1i.lu.nnpr, .'xNNi'lIIlll .Mlm-rri-ing Mzmngcrg Thr Ilump- L, J, I1-Nyflrlry 'IAig1,r, .-X-Nisrznnt Sports lialilurg livrmzm flulig I-lmllwzlll, .-X-sixlnlxl xIllIlIlL1l'l'1 P . .XNQNILIIII l'hcrr lxzulrr. 7 'l'lmuv Ymn-'l'l1r lx'fll,-i.lfmujw, .Mlm-rti-ing Mzlnzlgcrg Thr Ilurnpdrn-Sydnry S E N I O R 'l'1g11r, Nlanmging lfmliturg I'uiun-Philzlnlhrupil' Literary Suwirly: l'a1ll-llvllrllic Cmlnrilg QQ--rm.nn Vlulvg Rivhnn-mi fluh, I'rvn-nrrrg lfwvthull, .X-xi-taunt Mzlnagn-rg .'xNNiNlIlIl! ' C S S KQIIKTI' l.e':l1l1'l'. Q I-nl RIII Yum-Al'l1, lx'ul.i.Iu,nnf-r, .hmrigutr l4u-im's- Manager: Thr IInmp.Irn- Ny.lu.y 'l'm,r, l',tlilIlI ill'f'hiQ 1 l':m-llrllrnir 1'-vunrilg G4-rnmu Clulwg Rirhmnml Club, I Yifr-l'rr-imlrnlg lIr.nl Vlwvr lc-Lulu-rg Mmm--grzuln Plum, Y g, mnnvv-Elon! Y 4 I Y I - I l Lsxssssssss':4nr 01.9011 I Ar g: -K KH' f I. Q25 1 ffl G fr, I l l GARRETT GIDEON GOOCH Q ROANOKE, VIRGINIA M K A, I3 'li FIRST KTEAR-GCfmHU Club. I SECOND YEAR-GEfm3H Club, M THIRD YEAR-German Club. 1,1 FOURTH YEAR-Geerman Club. pl l lr JOHN ADKINS GRAY , FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA ll K A l . l FIRST YEAR-Glee Clubg German Clubg Tennis Squad. SECOND YEAR-G6fm3U Club. THIRD YEAR-German Club. S E N I O R ' FOURTH YEAR-German Club. C S 1 VJJJJJQJ OJJOQQQQQQQQWLQ 1 tl THIRTY-NINE 1 li' Ai' .J . -. . ,..-1.1 , 1... IRXNK I lllIXl.XN ll.XNKglN'K YLIIIIHIII, MINI XIMJNIX K X, j IINNI Nan:-K I.:-N Xu-'c-l'n-ulvnlg I-1--frlv.uYl Squad: lu114.r'tlv.nIl 5qu,ni, u umxll Nl H441 Luv N-nl'rt.nxx-Ir1.1-11lcr1 inrnmlu Clulvg lv--'limll Squul, lm-- vv lim-I 5lIlI.Il,, IIIINU XIXKYNIIIJVIII Iivltix, Yi1'l'-l'l4'Niul:'Il!j C'I.l-- 5u'frI.ll'X-l'rL'.l-lil'm flwlw' I4mliv.llI 5lIll.ll1: li.l-krtlnlll 54Ill.l4I. lm NIH XIXK' -Q Lum Na4I Y.lIX ln.:-unurg l..rm.un klul., XHNIPX XYIISHY IIIX l'F1vNl'lx I, xxmlxlx ' I IHNI XIX!! -I nl--un-I PIly,lI1I,IY PI1' I lu r.lrx 5 1'lt'lXQ lnlskallhlu Fqunml. uvxn XIXRYI 111--11llnlmlllrvvpn' lnlvmvx mwulxg lm.:-klllmll Squml, S E NIO R Inman Now f I mmm'I'IeiN.m1l1r--pil' I ilrmrx Nm inn li.:-klllmll Nqmnl. CLASS I M KI!! N I XR U1 lulh' lwulu 111 lh.l'Lu'I'V.lH 5qlx.lnf. - ,4 , . r, K ur1n.n. ' -'iii :Q ii' Q. I N'-L, ELL- .M , ...lsr -. --..---,.--K - ls ...s x.14 MARSHALL BOOKER HOPKINS cn:xRLo'I I'E cover HOUSE, VIRGIXIA 9 K N FIRST YEAR-German Clubg Jongleurs. SECOND YEAR-German Clubg Jongleursg Baseball, Assistant Manager. TIIIRD XYEAR-GEfm8H Clubg Pan-Hellenic Councilg Baseball, Assistant Manager. XVALLACE NALLE HUDGINS CCLPEPER, VIRGINIA GKXET FIRST YEAR-Student at XVashington and Lee. . Sscoxn xiii.-XR-B3S6bf1ll, Assistant Manager. THIRD YEAR--T115 Hamjwdm-Sydm'y Tigris, Reportorial Staff. S E N I O R FOURTH YEAR-The Ilalnpdvn-Syiifley Tiger, Reportorial Stalfg Pan-Hellenic Council. C S -:L-::.--s, . sssss .,, , ss s ,477 Y, . W ss H 4- E'T'Z11QfQg'ff IQ 'ff'fgQ 'Q 'YQ , N W V FORTY-ONE ss l , ,l HII l 'CN A I IIN IXXNIR IxlXYII I4 I 'I--'Ix wx I 'Vx U Ix X1 'I' Ilr I NIU I III II IIIII IIIIIIII-IIII IIIII IIX NIIIIIH III 12h 1V V , NI NI NIIII--IIIIIIIII K I X--I-IIIII XI,III.IgII, lI,I-N, X-NI-IIHI XII I I IIIIwII XIII' 4IIIIII.III KIIII III-'III XIII --III ll-I :,,'.I NII I IIII,I.I,1' II-IIIII'-.III4 IIIII-'Ig III mf lf Nllfll lmm, NI-II,II IIIII I I IIIIIIIK II L'- . II I NI U' I.IIIII.III IIIIII, SENIOR CLASS FOQTY TWO I.yI , II I ', IIIZIXX Ixl XX II XIxI Iu-I IIYR ,In-,:xIx NP I XI XL' II-IIII,III I I III XI'xI IIIIFII NIXII 1 IIIIIII IIIII. RIIIIIIIIIIIII lIIIII, U. ' II I I,I I IIIXIXI K IIIIIIIII IxIIIIIIIIkII.II.III,I-III,IIIIIII,I-I.l I I 1 fi Q l I I5 fy. I g..-..t A- , t -. I l I .Wa I ' X ,WV l 1, X- , f- 'S I .nga I I I 5 I I 1 mi' I I I I I I I I JAMES JONES MARSHALL, JR. ,V FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA 3 K E l SECOND YEAR-Track, Assistant Manager. THIRD YEAR-Track, Managerg Monogram Club. FOURTH YEAR-Monogram Club. JACK CLARK MCCURDY I MARSHALL, TEXAS I 1'I K Tx, X B fb, 713, 13, 5, fb, A XI' Q, o A It I I FIRST YEAR-Union-Philanthropic Literary Soeietyg Football Squad: Tennis I Squad. SECOND X'E.AR-Tflf' Haznpdvzz-Sydney Mngazinf, Editorial Stalfg Jongleursg Pan- . Hellenic Councilg Football, Assistant Manager. TI-IIRD YEAR-Tflt' Hanzpdvfn-Sydnfy Nlagfzzzizzf, Editorial Staffg Jongleurs, Stage S E N l O R Managerg Pan-Hellenic Councilg Football, Assistant Manager. C S I FOURTH YEAR-Class Presidentg Jongleursg Pan-Hellenic Council, Pre:-identg I Football Managerg Monogram Club. IET7lffi1jf jfff.fftfTfff' iFiiQSQfC, t7,-i2f.jfI I e e'ee 3 9'5-1 'iii.iii.g:gii1iQi:'2323. I7 .tiff fill? Fi '-A S T , 'C l FORTY-THREE r' 'fm V14 'TEL-.'Q'QfQ.1QQ1ii'Jff fffffflll ?-'li ' ' I 'Xu U.!.f . X I ' A , , NS TJ: SENIOR CLASS SANII I-'l. HRUWN NIcI..Xl'iilIl.lN KIVIIMIINII, YIRILIXIX II X, ll A li, 7' 'I- IIIRNI YI Ik-l'l:Iw l,l'l'Sit't'lllI l'niun-l'hil:lI1Ihr--pic l.ill'f1ll'f Sll1'Il'!y1 Yalllvy Clnlwg Iuurlmll Slllllllll lixn-krllwzlll Squad: liz:-I-lull Squalml. SIUIXII YI XR-Sllltltlll limb, Sl't'l'l'IZll'f-AI.f1'1l'llflYQ Ulm- l,l'l'NilIt'lllQ Tin lx'ul,i.lu- Imp., .KN-ixlalnl .xLlYl'l'IiNill2 NILIIILIQKTQ x'lllll'f Vluhg liiitlllhllll liaukrtlvzlllg Hal-clvzllli l'r1Im'k. 'l'IIIku YI IK-i'l:1w l'rwiII1-Iutg Tin Ix'alri,lu,nnf-r. .Mlwrlixillg Mnumugvrg Ynllcx Vlulvg RIYIIIIIUIIII Vlulw, vil'l'-I'l'l'NiKIl'IllQ lfuutlvzlll, Var-ilyg ,l'r:lrk. Ynuityg xlllllliuflllli lxlulv. Iilllillll YI IR-Stmlcm li:-dx, Pl'l'Nidl'lllI 'l'l1, Knlfi.Irmnpr, .Xwi-lun! lin-im-Q H:1IIalI1n-rg Vzlllvy l'Iul11 Rirllrlwlul Club, l'fl'sitIl'lll1 l'ilIl'Ill'Hl'llil' f'4lllIll'il, Sl'l'fl'lilI'f- l.l'l'2lSllfl'l'Q Iflmtlvznll, Yzlrxihg VI-l'ill'k, Yzlr-ing Mullngrtllll Cinlv. Sl'l'I'K'llll'f'AIwfl'1lNllI'l'f. WIl.l.II-' I-i.XRl,Ii NIUURI-2 Sk'Hl'l5YlI II, XIKIQIXIX l'lKNl X I XK7I'll'PIhllH Ffllllllll l4'lNl'lVIlH Squzul. Survxn X I uc-Yigulavm l.l'lIllllifIl'l'Q I-Nmllwznll, Ynrsilyg lin-chzlll, Varsity: Mmm- gflllll l'IulI. l'IIlRll XI XR-ISINPIIHIH, Varsity: B1lSl'lI.lH, Yqlr-ity: xhlllllgflllll flulv. lfm nun YP II:-Vigilgulu-c CEIPIIIIIIIIICC, Pfl'Nidl'lllQ Ffmrlmll, Yursityg lin-ulmll Ynr-ily: l'r:n'k, Yzlr-ily: x1lPllll2I'.llll Vluls, ',l'l'Nitl!'llf, 91551471111JJIQQQQQTYQTQQI FORTY-FOUR L bl-. iSf.i.f,, LQQ p .-.5Lg.4, LL., M4 . , ,,,,.,,,..i.....--.-.,.......-.....-.-Y C H . Y , A, .fy J. f- , X, , l l GEORGE VVILLIAM MORRIS SCOTISSVILLE, VIRGINIA FIRST YEAR-Baseball Squad. ROBERT SPENCER MULLIN 11azEwELL, VIRGINIA X B CIP Sscoxn YEAR-German Club. THIRD YEAR-German Club. FOURTH YEAR-German Club. . 'sf7TC'TEfE7-Ig :Cf'iffff?lig,f?iffC if?-:75rfbQ. .,., Q, W FORTY-FIVE I '.-' - ',.1-Y-5 f7.ffffIAl - ' xy TL'l-123225. I 'A 'Q ' ILUYD Sl'.Xl'UX Ntilfl. I nun II I I, I'IIu:IxIx SIUPXII YI II:-Ulm' Vlulvg IIlllllIHlK'll'Sflllll'l llll.lI'Il'IlQ'. rlllkll YI In-iilrr KAIIIIIQ ll:IIIIpIh1II-SI'Hwy QII.IrIrIIr. IIIII Rlll YI xx-lilw Club: II:IIIIpIlI-II-Symlmy QImI'I1-III-. j.Xl'K XYll.l.l.XNIS PUBSI' ILRI xm, III:I.IxIx In x, x I: 'I' I'IRNI X I IR-lirI'III:III flulv. 'V . RIWIIXII YI In-Tin lluulf-.lfII4N,I'1lII,y xlalrhlfillf, .X-JNIIIIII liII-iluw xIllllLlL1l'fQ J lIcrIII.III c'llI'V, -1 S E N I O R Alllllkll NI XR-Tiff lflllllfufrll-.N'j'.lll1'j' JIIIIIIIZIIII. .XNNINLIIH lillNilh'ss Nlgllmgg-rg l III-llc-III-Iuif C'f.IIIn'ilg fIt'l'lll.lIl Club. C S l'nI I-:III YI In-'I'l1, lIIIrIIfI.II ll'Xj'.lllr'1' ,Umm:Im, .M-INIQIIII HllNilll'NN M.III:Igvr1 I III llnllrnir K'UHIlI'II: tirrIII.III Vlulw. -I . .' ,, :Mas ,, s A a Pr' 6 .:ff3 .,. E,'lSI- QEQSSSSQY ' I FORTY-SIX , V L 'ITC lg..,1,,,, . i...- ,... Y,-,,.W,., , .pw 'E EDWARD OTEY POOLE VICTORIA, VIRGINIA H lx .I, .I If Q FIRST YEAR-I'nioII-Philanthropic Literziry Sucietyg Glee Clubq jungleursg Foot- ball Squadg Baseball Squad. SECOND Xvli.-XR-J0llglElll'5Q Glee Club: Basketball, Assistant Manager. TIIIRD bvli.-XR-J0llglCllYS, Property lvlzinngerg Glee Clubg Basketball, Assistant Manager. FOURTH XvEARi.lOl1gl6.'L1fS, Presidentg Glee Clubg UIIioD-Philaiitlmropic Literary Society. SAMUEL XVORTH PRICE, JR. SCARIJRD, VVEST VIRGIXI.-X 9 X, 7fQ, E FIRST YEAR-German Club. SECOND XQEAR-CSQFIUQH Clubg Track, Assistant Manager. TIIIRD XvEAR-GEl'lTlZiD Club. FOIJRTII YEAR-German Club. we I SENICR CLASS FO RTY-S EVEN ,I I ,'iiI4QA7..Z5 4LE'f 'If4fllflIlI .. , . ..'-,,- sr... :z.c:..:.ax1g A I I'.Xl I. IRI IIS RUSI-XIII-'RIIIR I UINIIIINIIR, XIQIZINIX x -I-, x I: -I-, 7 A. -I-, Ig I IRNI X I XR-I :IIII-I CIIIII. uvxlw YI II:-I'.IIIu I-IIIII. , , . . . I IIINII XIIK-Illll-III'II1'IIlI'IIIIIIIFII. Ifrl RIII X I IR-I'.III-IIrIIuIIIr l1IIIIIrII, l'II.XRI.I N NIII III X RI I If BI. I'I IIVH!1l In., IIIIIIIIII IIRNI XIII:--NIIIIINI--II.Il X...-.'I.IlI-IIIQ I IIIUII-I'IIlI.llIIIlI 'I1ll' IItrr.IrI N-rnrlx. . Muvxn XIXK- 'l'lII llIImf1.l,rI-Ny.l11,y ,IIII11u:IrII, i'1IIIIriIIIIlIIIg IZQIIIHIQ NIiI1I-- lIll.lI .X-vII'I.llIIIlI, S E NIO R I-IIIRII NIXR'f l'lI. llIIfrIfI.IffI'N.I'.l1IIy Ilflrlfliillf, .Xwi-I.IIII IHIIIIIIQ NIIIINI-ri.II X IIIIIIIIIQ I'I.II'k, I.IINIlI. C S Iul RIII xIXR7'1',JI lIIlllIf.lIrI-Njuflnj ,If11f1II:Ill,, ,Xsmq-Lily I-Zglilurg Xlini-Il-rigll X II I IIIIIII, SI-I ll'I.IIK1 IAf.lI'Iy, Y.:INiIxg XIHIlI'j,:Y.IlII CIIIII. t - g N I I O ',1f5 ..gP'.2ff'.o'QYs1S1iS1s' FORTY-EIGHT l I l L Q-it , JOHN GARRETT SHIRLEY CIIARIJT5 TOWN, XVIZST VIRGINIA X fb, E T FIRST YEAR-Valley Club. SECOND XIEAR-Tfll' K1lf1'idu560ft4', Ilditnriztl Staff: Valley Club. THIRD YEAR-The Kalvidoyfopzf, Associate Eclitorg Thr Halrlpiirlz-Syiillvy Jlagfa- Zlllf, Assistant Editorg Valley Club, Vice-Presidentg The Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association Convention, Reception Committee, ITOURIH YEAR-Thi' Krilriiiorcopu, Editor-in-Chiefg Tha Hanzjzrlrrrz-Syil111'y .Haya- zinv, Associate Editorg Valley Club, Presiflent. EINVARD VALENTINE SIEGEL, JR. XIENVPORT XEVVS, VIRGINIA 9 X THIRD YE.-IR-German Club. FOURIII Ymk-Gerrnau Club. f,--f--W -'-- -- -1-----W --r - Q, SENIOR CLASS QQLLEGE LIBRARY Hilwmrwiswn-Nav, VA. f Y , 1',,: - I, FORTY-NINE r lf,'LQ.QQQQQQQQiQ'JIJ QJJJJJJJ ll' ., .- A 3- . nn- ? ,Mg l' ks., ral' A ,X'i-' A-' 4 W5 , :tx fi 4 .1 A rx Xa ' y V - .. T' . X , .xxif-J I , j.XNlliS Mll.l.l2R SMITH nm smxn-. uw, vlnmxlx , : x, x 1: -In 1-: x I.: 3, Sncoxn X'l .AK1'Iql'lllliS, .'xN5iNlZllll Manager. Ililllkli Y:-.ua-'l'cnniN, As-Nant Mnnngvrg Stud:-nx ixasiillllll in English. I l-'r1L'Rl'u x'E.UliPiIll'lIt'Ht'llil' i'uum'il3 Student Awistnnt in Englishg Student I' .Mai-lun! in ChCll1iNll j'. ?. 1 XVll.I.lAM ITR,-XNCISCO Sl'O'l'SXVOOD, jR. PP I'l'RSlll'RG, x'nu:xNl.x X 'l', U A K FIRSI Yruxx-Gernnzm Clulwg If wvqu :hall Squad. ' SPCUXIY Ylzik-fQl'l'Ill1lll Club: I-' wvfr thznll, Var-ity. ,llllllill Ymk-Tiff Ilnn1p.Irl1-Sy.lm'y .Uugmzinm Assistalnt Bllsillvxs Manager: S E N R Yigilanvv c'llllIlllilll'K'1 If uwuv lhzlll, Yznrxily. C S Y I-'nl Rlll 'Yr' xx-flaws Yi?'cTl'rv-illrfllg .lxlhlglif f'u!uu'il. l'rc'simh-.mfg Thr llnmpllrn- .y.lm'y .Uuym:rln, liumm'-N M.ln.u1vr, ln-rm.m C luh, I- avcl llhlll, Cnpmln. 3 I if 111511 fJfoQQ11Q111Q1Q FIFTY l l LQiQQQQQQhm'J'.J.0 5949353 4054 I tw fr? -ve a ll lf!! x l- A , HARRY MARBURY TAYLOR HAGUE, VIRGINIA Q FIRST YEAR-Baseball Squad. SECOND YEAR-Baseball Squad. FOURTH YEAR-Tidewater Club, Vice-Presidentg German Clubg Baseball Squad. JAMES PETERFIELD TRENT, JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA FIRST X7EAR-GCfm3H Club. SECOND YEAR-German Club. . THIRD YEAR-Student, William and Mary College. FOURTH YEAR-Germ n Cl b. a U S E N I O R C LA S S 'ffflffl fffoiii-Qiiiiiiii FIFTY-ONE --.- I I I I I S I l . fl la l XX'.Xl.l VR l l5XY.XRD Yl-Sl, .lR. Ill XIIXMIIIX, MINI XlRl.l ' 'xX rXI'I I. ........,. I llRNI YIIIQ-'l'lI, IlIIIrIf'Ilfrr-,Nj-.IlIq' ,llIIIn1:irlI, lluumlrilwmlriug ITIIIIIII-3 I'ni.mA lllllllllllll ll lxurnx N IIII lllllx quul '. 'nfs' .1Ir 1 S 1. FIUINII YIXR-'lhln IlIII,'If.lIII-N'y.llIIy Jllljltlilllr, l'IIInrilmIiIIg lillimrg l'niIIn- l'lIIl.IIIIlII--vpn' I Ill'l'Lll'X 5lI1'll'lXQ lI'1ll'l,, l.lFNIlX1 Nlun-v,,r.IIII Klub. llIlRII YI Ik-Th, lIII11Ip.l.II-Nj-.lIIIy .ll1IIfII:Ir1I, .xNNlNl.IIll l IliI1vrg l'IIi1III-l'lIll:III- llm-pn' l,IIrr.IrI Swrnrlyg Irnrk, Lnrxnxg Nl'-IwgI:IIII flulv 4.l'URlLlf l'.XYl.lIR W.Xl.l. IIIIQINIIIII, Nlll III l XRIIIIXX .X 'I' 5? . lIRNI YI XR-hlrr Vlulvg lGvrIII.III l'lul-3 Fllllllllfllfx' l-'-I-IIlI.Ill Slllldull .M-ixI.IIII lllll'I'I ll'.IllIr. S E NIO R Nunxn X I wr- Mlm' l'lIIlv. lsllNlllINN xl.lIl.lL1x'fQ lIt'fIll.lll l'lIIlvg -luIIglcIIrs, Stage Xl.III.IgI'I'3 l'1I1IllI.Ill Slllhlll. C S l'IIII'II NIIILAQIII-I' l'IIIlv, lgll'llll'NN xl.lIl.l2ll'1 KIIIIIIIIII flulv, .X-siNI.IIII llllSlIll'NN FIFTY-TWO Xl.lll.I:llQ VI-IIIQIVIIIN, lluvivww xl.llI.lL1Q'I'Q lllllllhlll 5llll.lil. IIII I:III X I XI'-Kill-I lrllllll I:lI'llll'NN Xl:III.I:m-rg lh'IIII.III flulv, lglI'llll'NK xl.lll.ll1l'I'Q IMIQIIIIIN, IIIINIII-W xl,lll.lL.It'l: II---Ilmll. X.Ir-Itxg Klan IHQI IIII llulv, f-'i-3! 3'1'! - +1 'Q ails' Qi1iiQ1Qii'JJf 111111115 ,-:'1 ..'?'? 1 4 11 X 7 my ,Q 1-'31 jj 5 if ff., f, , .- ': , 1532 ,K f .' J, fy 'xxv . A. ' hi ,,74',, THOMAS REAMER VVALLACE WILLIAMSVILLE, VIRGINIA 9 K N THIRD YEAR-Valley Club. FOURTH YEAR-Valley' Clubg Student Assistant in Mathematics. OSCAR LAVVRENCE WEST FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA SENIOR H CLASS 'nm' nhsssssxssfssi FIFTY-THREE ll. ' WW-. Qllllll -,,- ' .asf ,,,- ,Q b 1 if Q10 C'.XRl.lf FUN IQDXVAXRIT XVHl'l'lf. jR. CHXNI ullx, NIRCIXIX liken Yr XR-Sludrnt, Daniel-'un Ce-llegv. SIUPNIY Yr Xu-Srmlm-nt, l7:n'iml-vm C'ullvg1'. I num X r xx-lilrc Clulw. Im RIII Num-UIQ-v flulug lfmuhznll Squmlg Trzwk Squznl. I-AR.XNl'lS Rl'X'URl7 XVlll'l'lilllll'Sli xx Nk'lIlll mp, YIKIZINIX ' ll li .L X li -l', I T, I l'lRNl Xl uc-'I'l1r llumpflfn-Xy.ln,y .lIugu:inr, limlimrinl Staff: Thr Ilnmp.lrn- my Tiglrr, I'fdilul'i:nI Smffg Iwllitlll-Pllillllllllflllfil' l.in'r:lry Sfvrivlyg junglrurs. Sunxn YI XR-'I'l1r Ilrlmfllfrl-Sy.lln'y .Umm:inr, Manu-rripl liditnrg Thr llump- .If 11-,N'y.I11.y Tiflfr. Inu-rmllrgiane l'.lIilllI'1 l'niun-Philamlhmpiv l.ilQ'I'1ll'X Slu'il'lYQ lung- S E N I O R In-ur-3 QQFFIIILIII. Clulvg l'r:n'L Slllllllll Hznketlvzlll, .xN'iNllllll x1lIllLlgl'I', I - ' IQHIRH YI uc-'l'l1r llnrflfnllrl-Xylrlfy .Uugl4l:iln'. .XNJNIJIIH lfmlilnrg Tin' llamfnlrn- C S Sylrlfy Trung Sm-ini limlit-:rg .IIIIIQIVIITNQ Kim-rmzm fluhg 'l'r:nrk, Varsity: lin-kcllvnll, 4. X iNI.llll Nlgnlmgrr. I-nl Rlll Nrw-Thr lIump.l,ru-.N'y.I11ry Muynzirlr. lidimr-in-Chiefg Ulee Clulvg iwrm.m Clulvg Ir.u'L, XJYNIIX. 'F '.. , ig ' ' 27'! ff .Y111,11Q11S' FIFYY FOUR .-5-N ---1, , -- -, ses.. ,. f Q E ' -Xlifjfw if-.EK Q33 Lisiisll- Xxiguftz- N' ggi- ' 1.5, ' -7?fTff 5 fi-if 1?gffififf7A,-Qfffi Y ii' .. F ,, -AL, ,W L,,.,.,, .. . a- .....-. -.--. TVM- - .. ,-.,,,,, VVOODROVV XVILSON VVILKERSON PROSPECT, VIRGINIA E X FIRST YEAR-The Hallzpdmz-Sydrzry Tigcr, Business Staff, Union-Philanthropic Literary Societyg Basketball, Assistant Manager. SECOND XYEAR-Tflzi' Hampdmz-Syd111'y Tiger, Business Staff, Union-Philanthropic Literary Societyg Basketball, Assistant Manager, Tennis, Assistant Manager. THIRD YEAR-The Hampdelz-Syd'7zvy Tigfr, Business Staff, Union-Philanthropic Literary Society, Pan-Hellenic Council, Basketball, Assistant Manager, Tennis, As- sistant Manager, FOURTH YEAR-Thi' Hafnpdzvz-Sydnry Tigfr, Business Manager, Union-Philan- thropic Literary Society, Vice-Presidentg Basketball, Manager. JOHN BELL VVOODVVORTH BURLINGTON, Wesr VIRGINIA EXE FIRST YEAR-Union-Philanthropic Literary Society, Valley Club, Tennis, As- sistant Manager. SECOND YEAR-Union-Philanthropic Literary Society, Valley Club, Tennis, As- sistant Manager. THIRD YEAR-Union-Philanthropic Literary Societyg Tennis, Assistant Manager, FOURTH YEAR-Union-Philanthropic Literary Society, Valley Clubg Ministerial Association, Tennis, Manager. - 75 V Y Y, - Y YL,-nf-. ,,,, ,,,, - s,,, -:,-,,,aa.e J.. ,LW L LL. -4.-auf. . , sera:--, 1.1---:,fF-E1--M SENIOR CLASS F-IFTY-HVE r- ef: Q. ' ll 1 'fu -1. Q. 1539 .9 J 571555 J ?'F '6'fT' ?'-ZT' i L ' ' - fd l.I XX'lS Ql'.XRl.liS YUXYlfl.I. xlIl'll'lK,XlR1LlNlX IX I-'Hui X r xx-Iln llampmlfu-Nydnry Tiypr, Ifelimriul SIQIHQ Gcrnnann Club. Slunxn Ymk-Th, Ilurnfdfn-Xy.Ir1.y T' fluhg lizlwlmll, .x iNlIllll Nlnnngrr. lyfr, .X-Nixlillll Spnrls lfdimrg 1:t'l'lllIlll 'lvlllkll YIM:-Tiff llmnfnlfrr-Sy.Iury Tiyrr, xllllllluillg Iidilurg lin-rmnn Clul-3 BIlNl'h.lH, .'xNSiNl1llll Nlxlmgcrg llxlcrmllrgizlh- I'rr-- .xidllillfillll Dclugzllr. I'nLklH 'X I XR-Ill' lfmnfnlf11-.N'y.llny Tiglrf. .Xwug-imc lidimrg Tin' llum .fru- P Njulnfy .lllIflfIIIllr, f4lllIl'lllllIlll2 I-Adil-arg lgfflllilll fluhg lin-chzlll, xlLllI1ll1l'l'I llllffflll- ' l'r: X niltiun M lvgmlr 'W . W 'z I Ale-gallrg lfxrvullix 1- l lIlIlIlillt'l', Virginian lim-rrvllrgizlh' Pre-- .X.N.wi:1li-lun, 9 AIUHN U.ZIN1Nll-'RNLXN IN NL'lIl1l wt, YIRIZIXIX C 0 X S E N I O R I nu: Yu uc-Slmh-nr, l niwrxiu ut Nurlh lx.lf1llill1l. C S Srrnxlr Ya XR-Slllllflil, l'uiu-rxin -vt N-vrlh fhllflllillll. lm um Xu Ulflil'Hll.lIl Club. ,. i.i..-.,-,..---l-,-.V -.-V- l...,.1L'1'j . I -'4-?. E' 2 , S,AL .:i7F i -12 ' ef A1f ' 465' 'fu af' -9' f., fffosfxssfsssv rurrv-sux SENIOR CLASS HISTORY V HE closing chapter of the History of the Class of '34 presents a fitting conclusion to a full and varied story writ deep upon the memory of every man who has been so privileged as to partake of the abundant experiences offered to her members. From the very hrst, the class was recognized as one of unusual mental endowment. The Rrrorzl of january, 1931 states, XVise heads may shake, but figures seem to prove that this is one of the best freshman classes we have had for some time. This was deduced from the high rating of the class in the intelligence test. The Class of '34, howeve1', would have little claim to speak of its intellectual en- dowment had it not used its natural gifts to advantage and applied its capabilities in scholarship and activities. That this has actually been the case th1'oughout its history is evidenced by the fact that the standing in the class room has been consistently high and that a striking percentage have attained either the first or second honor rollfi But this attainment in scholastic and literary pursuits has never meant the sacrifice of eminence in other helds. Publications, spo1'ts, organizations-in all she has sent forth her full quota, and more, of leaders and constituents. But perhaps the most Il0ICXVO1'Il1y pages of her History would tell of the beneficial changes which the Class of '34 largely inaugurated and carried to completion. Its members began the system of athletic insurance, which has already been used success- fully for two sessionsg they carried through the move to save the amount which had needlessly been spent for breakage and 1'epairs in dormitories and to donate this amount to the Athletic Association, they partially brought about the removal of the drinking clause from the constitution of the Student Council, a step which strengthens the honor code and the administration of authority in the matter of the drinking problem. The portion of our History which would touch a vibrant chord in the heart of every member of the Class of Y34 would tell of the passing of those who have seemed to be members with us, those whom most of us knew for a time in the class room, and whom all of us had lCZlI'l1CCl to revere and honor-Dr. VVatkins, a living symbol of lofty ideals. It is fitting that the Class of '34, who had been with him long enough to know and love him intimately, should go from the portals of Hampden-Sydney as the XVatkins' hlemorial Bell Tower is completed and dedicated. And Dr. Bagby- scholar, scientist, and friend-there is a memorial built into the lives of those who soon after his departure also leave these halls and walkways which he so loved for more than fo1'ty yea1's. Such in the barest outline would be the closing chapter of our History. It cannot even suggest the halcyon memories-vivid, dear, lasting-engraven on the hearts of those who view with wistful eye the years spent at Hampden-Sydney. PETER G. Cosuv, Hivforirm. 4-Even as we go to press, news is received from the Dean's ofhce that the Class of T34 has made a higher average to February, 1934, than any other Senior Class in the history of the College. FIFTY-SEVEN Z x X X X X .x i 's V . iv XR qf . '-qHmvJ,'V V XM ,ji .EQ , XX' g I, E X Xxx Xl ' ax N Ex V ' ,fl C , K, 5 ' ,f Vx .Kix ffffg It U GLM fs' if, Aw 1' ff' ' QLHEE' X ,in j w M gx x jf' si x V R' !iQ?jf,A1,,.i!1rXNNx l 'xl' Hr' :,. if S' J' fi h 1 Q65 113, I 1 lk jx ' ,XX C?3 ,X I FW K U ., K N 5f7,f?1EAQM WAKE im nw' wk 1 llllilll' BiQiiiiQ1iii'fIf 1111111 W CLASS OFFICERS ff lumus nlxcxsnx H1 MVHRII I' .drill 'l'um1.xs Ku' Yum xr' I ln'-I'rr,mlfnl juux lnvlxla ARxls1'Ruxr Srrrrlary- Trrasurrr HENRY Su-KIQTT AIUSIIY llistn n V7 V presenting the Juniors Yfffflfff 1111111111111 SIXTY il 3, ,f ........-,... . JUNIOR CLASS AUBREY THOMAS ADAMS CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA Bust-hull Squad 1115 Gerninn Club 1151. CLARENCE KLEIN ALE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA E X The Ha.In1I11u1I-Sydnt-y Tig1-r, R1-1InrtoI'izIl Stuff 121. News Editor 1313 The lflalnpdeli-Syilney Mag- uzinef' 1jiI'1-ulation Maxiager 131. EX1-hange Man- ager 1313 Miixistvrial I-Xsscwiatinii 11, 2. S-:pg Pans H1-lle-ni1: 1,'0uII1,-il 12, 3113 L'nion-Philanthropiv Liter- ary Sm,-iety 11, 21: Student 'Council 111. Secre-tuI'5' 11l1Q Drzxmatic Club 11113 Football Squad 111: Stu- dvnt Assistant in II1flI'lI'l2lI'y 121. CHARLES 'PALMER ALEXANDER POCAHONTAS, VIRGINIA H K 15,752,111 Thr Iial1-i1l1Is1 np1-f. Assistant .MIV1-rtisiiig Mam- ager 121, Aflvertising Mzuiager 11215 Gernmii Club 11, 2. 31. ALFRED HULL APPERSON RICHMOXD, VIRGINIA II 2, :I Is I The Hamp111-n-Sydney Tiger. Staff 111, Assistant Sports Editor 121. Shorts E1lit0I' 1312 Th-- KzIh-i1l- osc'ope, Assistant .-11lN'eI'tisiIIg,' Muliager 11:11 Bus- kotball, Assistant Maiiugei' 13, 111: Gerlnrin Lfluh 12. 31g Riu1InI1Incl Club 11. 2, 31. THOMAS ARMAT, JR. W.-ISIIINGTON, D. C. X Bflf -IOIIN IRVINE ARMSTRONG ASHLAND, VIRGINIA IIKA,OAK,TKA Vluss Set-I'1-tury-Treasurex' 1313 Student 4,'UlIl'lL'Il 11. 21 S1'1'I'et:LI'y 131: The IlI:lITlpIilE'I'l-S1'iIIlE'Y Tiger. Ilk'1lOI'tl'l' 111, News Editor 121, Managing Editor 1221: Debate Squad 11, 2. 31. hIk'lII21gE'I' 121: Students' Christian Associzition Cabinet Cliairnmn 1311 L'n- imi-Pliilantliropiv Literary Society 11, 2 111g Pun- l-Iellenic Council 131: Student Assistant in English 1313 Student Assistant in Biology 131: 1-11106-Dtion Committee Intercollegzate Pm-ss Association 121: Presidt-nt State ClI'2lf0I'ICZl.1 Associzitiou 131. '-.Ln ' SIXTY-ONE I SIXIYIWO an 'VU 'UP I f .iff IJ- .sf .uf 9 41 I:.-.ak4.s.....- ' i 1 ,, --,--!--.-,.--i, - ....1..-l 4 JUNIOR CLASS INIXAI II I'X I I ILXMXYI I I, IIXIIIXX, XIHLIXIX H h X, I II x I'IIII,Ir.'I.l.,,-I l.rv.rIv rm v vI I Iv MI-. -..u1.'1I 1, .M . . I. RI I S I'.X I'I IIUXYI N IIIIUIII, xxxmxxx ll Ix I X11-1' -I ,, If IL- -IAM -Q I lnvwl. In I-I1 I,'-1.II 41- -'X 'LI 'I'I'- Iluvq--I1 Tap: lug'--xv-I -lr NMI- III! 'Ur - -- ,IUIIX llI'lI1bIilbXI5.,IR. RHXNURI, YIRLIXIX Ix I I-M X- xr III XIJIII:-I ll-lr II 'I.I- Il 1- 'I'.xIl r-4 ..n-I -1, N In-1 ,I lIl,.XRI'Yt'Ii t'.XN1I'III-'I I.. IR. NI'XNlX,XIR1.INIX Ix I II Xwxvx 'I , .I I1--Ir I' Lug' II., IIIII. -1 Q :I 'l'I.1.n,v.1 -Iwi, N v mu I1-.I-u .I I., Rlll.I-'R II-AI' i'II.KNIIil.ISS, VIR. nxurlxm, nu-.lxlx II k x rx QIII-vmm XNXI'-MII--1. ' .I r- - I rluI.vIv In.-xl :..' 1 XI-md M-I XA---I IIIIII 5 :Lux- IUIIY MRANYII II I'R.'UYIURlI INIIKIXRXININ, XIRLIXIX L x is ,:- , I ,, W, ,,',,,,T-:.-1' P W-.4 -1- - Ji I. '-lr 'Q s S 'S 8 Q K.. '- A. f':Q:gg3.gg3i, i'-La. 1ga,'.f,,aQ, O JUNIOR CLASS JEFFRIES SAMUEL DORTCH, JR. SOUTH HILL, VIRGINIA X KID, E X E German Club 11. 2. Q33 Tho Hanipflen-Sytliiey Tiger, Circulation Manager 12, 33. BERNARD EARL DOTSON WISE, VIRGINIA K E, Hi Football. Varsity 4133 Freshman Football LIU. Track 413. JOHN RANDOLPH FERRY MILLERYS TAVERN, VIRGINIA K E, fl' Football Squad 113, Varsity f2, 33: Traffic Squail 1135 Baseball Squad f13: Monogram Club QI, 33: Richmond Club 11, 2, 33. THOMAS JOSEPH HOLDEN, JR. BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA K A, TW German Club il. 372 Glue Club 1113. ROBERT THRUSTON HUBARD, JR. FAYE'l'l'EVILLE, wizsr VIRGINIA X1IJ,EXE,E.T,fIJ,Tlb The Hanipdun-Sydney Tiger, Soi,-ial Editor 113, Manuscript Editor 423, Managing Editor 133: Thi- Kaleidoscopej' Assistant Editor 133g Basketball, Assistant Manager 1335 Gleo Club 11. 232 German Club 11, 12. 335 I'ni0n-PIIilanthropii- Literary SO. ciety 1235 Tennis Squad 41. 33. THOMAS JACKSON HUMPHRIES CULPEPER, VIRGINIA K A, 0 A K Class President fl. 2, 333 SSCYQIBTY-Tl'93SUl'L'l' Flu- dent Body f13, Vice-President 1235 Football, Var- sity 11, 2, 335 Baseball, Varsity 11, 2, 33: Mono- gram Club fl, 23, Vice-President 433g German Club fl?- .sm-f..,-Vazagxg-Fffzafgff-..r1.g,-fi- .--- fa LJ.,-L-.. -, ,1 - H 'fi ,-- -- fat. , L. ,. Q: ,, ,if fi L-, . . -. ..-.:..... ,-.fu Y at, I.-..1.., F. H5L+':'4.ilslf..91 -M,-f--flQlQ..Q:aL M-. f2Qf,ff1'. .ffl.Qll, Ag. .'fQfQQf,Q-- :g,,4fQiQ.E .',QQ1,I.fLg.QFQg,QQ4 '- i1Q.ljlfEQQ f'-f Aff' ,--5435 xiii? .ffiit :TT aff- -ii? LSF' Tw- -fu, ff T32 sr'-'X 137- fzrx - N ?' lf' -1112 -.. i2E9 c1,- Q. L--' Hgafnff -4,-' -Q. X-...Za 'f. J, x- . N.-34, X-Q29 Nixr,-L SIXTY-THREE an A H CQ-5 SIXTY-FOUR .. 7 A. ' lu fl 4.25 l , , . gL...v.2a, .se 421 4 ,-- -- 'LA Ii ' ' I 411' A i . JUNIOR CLASS RHIII RI IR.XNl'IS III'I'i'IIINHN IIIXRIUIII Ima: IIIII-I, IIRMINIX hl I,.-mr, X--I-'u-' XI.vII.- I-vw, .I I'- IXII--I. yv -If XVII I LXNI NII KI XIIRI I' II' I'I I RIIS RILIIXIHXIP, XIKMIXIX A X, X Il 'I' l,,..vI.. s.I,.. I 3 IIIII Igvx Q Ir I,,:k 5. ,,. . I gl I I I I I 1 I I I I'r1I IIAII-rw 4-Iunwl 1, RHNMUN II 5l'IfR III IXXxlIIZlkl IIRMINIX IxX,IIxX ,,,-H.. 5 ,. Il ll I Il IIIIIIII5 II .U r..I1.u .II I-.u.,v. f.,II,.l .1 g 1. I'.XI I RHIII RI' KINKIXIIT nuwlr-wx, HI-I IIRLIXIX I'.XI I. XIII IDN IANIZ lzuux, IINIJNIX aux In-rl l'lIlI,n'Il -Ig-I I.n'-1-I Rl! IIKRI3 I ITXYIX I I XYIN IIIXNIIFIIII. XIRLIXII II fx I II -II Ilvnrn J 46-Vrassxr' 'IU 'Y ig,gX33i5'Q.QiQQ Q'-.N.fA L X54 Q my ' 1 .1 l , I I JUNIOR CLASS XVOODROXV XVILSON MACKEY ST.-XUXTOX, VIRGINIA H K A, E T Valle-3' 1 1nb 111, Sc-1-rettxry 121, -XYII'0-PI'l'SIlI91lf 12112 Union-1'hi1nIItlIr1,-pi1- Lit1-rary Society. PI-ngmin Sev- retary 121, Pl'l'SilIk'l1I 121: J1ll1gIt'LIl'S 11, 21: Dv-bnto Teani. llniiager 13, 21: Student Exevutive- 1Q'11mInitf ti-if of 1,11-batv l'0U'I1f'II 131: Student Assistant in Bi- nlr-gy 131: Student Assistant in Psy--hulogy. GEORGE MORRIS MCGVIRE LEVVISBURC, WEST VIRGINIA 9 K N .Iungleurs 111 Assistant Stage BIIIIIZIQPI' 121 Stngw Maiiagvr 131: Students' tfhristian Assoc-intioii lfL1I1f in1-t 2. 31: 1'nion-Philanthrouit- l,it1-I'z1I'y Socivty 1 I 11, 2. 121: l-'1.mtl1alI Squad 11. 21: Bziskvtlmll Squatd 11, 21: Trzick Squad 11, 21. GORDON FRANK MCKIM, JR. CINCINNATI, OHIO 11 K .1 llvrmnn f'1u1i 1221: Tvnnis Squad 12. 511: Buslcutlinll Squad 111. FLOYD DAVIS MERRY ROANOKI5, VIRGINIA K A, T12 Gt-rinzui 1f'lnI,i 11. 2. 31: Bust-hall Squad 111. HENRY SACKETT MOSBY LYXCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA Xf11,XBfI',ET Vlass Historian 11, 2, 31: G1-rxnan Plub 111: Joni- lt-urs 111. Assistant Stage 'AIIIIHIQQI' 121, Stage Managul' 131: Assistant Cheer Lender 1211: The K:ileitl11scop11 Stan, Assistant Editor 12. 31: Stu- dent Assistant iII Biology 131. EVERETT MONTAGFE OXVEN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K E flf'I'1'IlilI1 Flub 11, 2, 31: 'ATIIQ 1Izunpden-Sydney Tiger Staff 121. Assistant Sports Editor 131: llit-lIIn1'1II1l Club 11. 2. 31: The Kaleidoscope Stuff 131: Tvnnis Squad 111, Varsity 121. 1.f-.-9-fam-..-:N-,,f.-3---:f...,1 VU-..,,,1f .af t sys.. -f t....,. .E ,,. ......., Bb., -. -... '-A-.. -H ,M ..,- , f Y, ., ,, F Q ! ' 14,1 'lib'- SIXTY-FIVE r' r?tkQ.1i1iiii11Q'flfffllflf 5L!' I I I I lv i Pl 'I f 4 . A JUNIOR CLASS IIUWARI1 MALCOLM OWEN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K ll I'h-- lim.-I-l..Q..l.., IQZ-lah-rlul Stuff ul Ev, .X-Aw mul I-Iulllur uZ1l,SlllnIu-HI uw-umll 1211. I'nl-'n'l'lnlun lln--pn l,Ila-lnry S.-II.-U Ill, th-rlnzm l'Iul- al J Jr. III- Imwml Vlnl- 1-, Ill, Musk.-tlmll Sqn.:-I II. : ily 'Vlmk r'-ln:-.I nl, I, 1:14 Nl-m--ur.-ru Vlul- 1:, in l'.'IMI-1RUN BOCKW.-XY P.-X'I'CIlIiI.l. ClI.XRl.l:5'l'0N, xussr VIRGINIA Il li A 'l'lu- Iiul--Ill-'sl-vnu, .Xsalalznnl I-I-Ill-lr uiibg lI.w-- Imll Fllmul IIIQ 'l'l':n-II Fqmul IJI. IZDXV.-'IRD ALFRED PAYNIE Il,Illl.lXC'l0S III-ZIGIYIS, VIRGINIA E X ,xsxuxlunl 'I'--nuts Maman:-r F. liAXIi0l'R PIZNDLFTON, JR. crcxoo, VIRGINIA ll X Sm-I--nl ul X. Rl. l, mln, nl.. 1lnh 4-. ..ug .I--nu ln-urs nlil. DI'DI.IiY ALLIZN RAISE nucnmoxn, vmmxu I'I.I2.-XS.-XN'I' I.ARI'S REED ll nxcvmoxn, VIRGINIA K E, X II -I- mam Vlul- II, 2 III: ICI:-Inlm-ml Vlnh ll, I4 Xl l u-ulhzlll Sqxlunl Il, Tl. 711115111 fI1nQQQ111111Q1 ' SIXIYSIX l l I I J Y - - -'Q'-, -, f '- .:1'TX 1-, ,f:'w .--' sf -: ,. fy. Y -, 4' .LT E.. Q, .114 E, .J .1 ifliafg 1 '71-'If7f7fiQi'ff2'T ' I 'Ti TTT ff QffQf'f,'f TOTE'-T7 I' I 0 THEODERIC ERASMUS ROBERTS, JR. CHASE CITY, VIRGINIA K E The HalnptIen'S5'dnuy Tigcl ' Staff 413: Students' Christian Association 11, 21, Cliairinan ul' XYorld M' Education 1313 Football Squad 42. 31, Varsity 1335 Baseball Squad 42, 335 Assistant to Dr. Moore 1355 Student Assistant in the Liln-ary 139. XVALTER EDVVARD ROGERS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K A The Kaleidoscope, Advertising Manager 131: German Club 11. Zh, Assistant Business Manager 4315 Football. Assistant Manager 415, 31. BENJAMIN AMBROSE RUCKER 'mi MATFOX, VIRGINIA I Football Squad 111, Varsity 12, 315 Track Squad lil. FRANCIS AUGUST SCHAEFFER, JR. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 9 K N Ministerial Association fl, 31, Treasurer 1215 Stu- dent Christian .Association 121. Treasurt-r 1313 Un- ion-Philanthropic Literary Society tl, 3l, Secretary 1215 Track Squad 11, 2. 335 Student Assistant in Spanish 13y. KEARFOTT STONE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA K A Glee Club tl, 2, 315 German Club fl, 2, 355 Base- ball. Assistant Manager 12. 395 Football Squad ll, 27. VVILLIAM ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA II K A The Hampden-Sydney Magazine 411, Manuscript Editor 12. 375 German Club 41, 2, 335 Track Squad 1115 Student Assistant in Physical Education l3l. I 'J WN' i5 f'k '?:., '55-'.. VT: sf 1 2535. 'Q-I5 V' -swf' QQ? 436 ?'Zs1'WQ?a9Xi:SvQ5f3f.E,2 wigs sixrv-seven i' hs b- . 'bs W Q-. j 353540141 J. - - AY-..,1.l1l1 JUNIOR CLASS IRI Ill KKK IHRILXN l'l'NIl'l,l' u1uxnm,x1m.lxxx X -1- X II -I' 'l'II- IMIIII-I-I----1-A X-xl-mln X-I.-:I+-'uw Xin. 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JR. kuxwm, IIRALIXIX X 'I' 1 I - uh el. ,Q I ,, I5 I - i4-5i'L:a4 I . if .5 fs 'K 'Q 'ti Q ' SIXIY-EIGHT Y' 1 4 A I i I I i I ' - , 'T' .,1s,:n1 -vp 1'-- ,gm - ,- r , 4,1 frqn .Q gg 'fufziiiiaifztf ,L -- ii -Y Y , ,HN ,, Y-1 We , -, ,Y,, MB., ,,,, ,, . ,, .,, ,,,, ..-. ---H-..-,,,,.,. H, M. 1 O LUTHER BRADFORD WATERS, JR. ' LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA E X Union-Philanthropic Literary Society C213 Debate Medal 1111 German Club 131. MAXWELL BRUCE WHITLOCK STAUNTON, VIRGINIA 9 X Valley Club fl, 21, Treasurer 131. I JOHN LYLE WILLIAMS HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VIRGINIA X 42 Football Squad tl. 21: Basketball Squad 411, Ger- man Club C1, 2, 31, Valley Club Ll, 31. MARK BYRD WILLIAMS HAMRDEN-SYDNEY, v1RcxN1A ' X fir, E X E The Hampden-Sydney Magazine, Art Editor 131: Valley Club 121, Secretary 1313 Football Squad C113 Track Squad fl, 21: Glee Club 131, 4 JOE RENNIE WOODY , g CHARLESTON, VVEST VIRGINIA I HOWARD EDWARDS WRIGHT, JR. Q PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA I X fb German Club fl, 213 Track Squad 42, 313 Student . Assistant in French. ii 'I li THOMAS KAY YOUNG Q' MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE I K E, O A K V Football Squad 111, Varsity 42 31: Monogram Club 4215 Basketball Squad 431: The Hampden-Sydney lx Tiger, Staff II, 21, Assistant Sports Editor C315 I Tennis, Varsity C2, 31. ' I i T '96 6'9f65' QQQQQWQEQQQQQBQIQWE, 'il I SIXTY-NINE ' it ! L.I Qiiiiliiiiiiifffffffff gt: CLASS HISTORY OF '35 v l HERE were one hundred and twenty-five very abashed and green freshmen who matriculated in early September. One could see them hugging trunks and obediently assisting all who asked their services. Despite the depression we l were the largest freshman class to assemble on the Hill g we were the largest l number of embryo XVho's XVho ever collected in a group. Possibly the most enjoyable times of our school life we spent in bull sessions. j It wasn't long until the upperclassmen began to induct us into these conferences, for, you know, all of the idiosyncrasies of the profesors, the uprisings of former clawes, the traditions of the school, and so on, must be explained to the new- comers. YVe, as a group. enjoyed these sessions with the exception of one part of them-the punctuation. Spring found us storming Seminary with the cries of Shave his head, shave four heads! This was not caused by the ambition of the class of '35 to become barbers, but because some upperclassmen had put our numerals down and neces- ' sitated our being eampused for the misdemeanor. Due to some confusion as to who was truthful and who was not, we were unable to enjoy the function of barbers. The occasion, however, will long be remembered. In the session of 1932-'33 a few '35's had dropped by the wayside, but even then we were the largest sophomore class ever at Hampden-Sydney. Early in the fall we re-elected the oHicers of our freshman year. They were: jack Hum- phries, Presidentg Tom Young, Vice-Presidentg and Royston Jester, Secretary- Treasurer. i ln the sports the Class of '35 contributed such men as Ferry, Humphries, Young, Vest, Martin, Daughtrey, and many others who bring just fame to the claw. In the elections for the present year jack Humphries and Tom Young I were re-elected to their former oflices while John I. Armstrong was chosen for Secretary-Treasurer. These officers are the representatives of the largest junior class in the history of Hampden-Sydney. There is little doubt that next year we will also be the largest Senior class, making the four years a mark to be shot at by the new classes. But, with quantity, we hope in the years to come it can be said that our quality is equal to our former quantity. If I may be allowed the indiscretion of prophecy, I should say that we will have this said of us. HENRY S. Mosnv, Historian. I l- ' le fffffflf fffiisfiffsfv SEVENTY ' I 'Wwr x 7 JT Q35 fa J f 'v e WMC? 1 A Q 1? ' 'V 7 , 'A M 4' k5lUW ' U J X I JN S 5 ow H ws u , , , , X fl , , wx' H y 6 f-2 'Q 'D XLJ F N 'xx J mir! Q ,ff , il X 'B v ' u if-'fl ' x x . ' 1 w x 16f4 ug L ffidifl, I N 50Illlomol-es l11Q11iQ1Q1ii'llJ1fflflfA CLASS OFFICERS V XVu.l.lAm1 SWAN FURMWALT Pruidrnt IJIHRELI. CARLETUN lhvss I :rr-Prrndrnl RM' CLARK XIONTGOBI ERN S rrrrlar y- Trraxurrr GRAH.-xxx GILMER, jk. Ilixlorian VV V Presenting the Snphomnres 11 i1 Yffffllll fJ1oii1Q11111Q SEVENTY-TWO 1 . 1 Ng Qg'x.A-Y I . -1.1-...,...- .- SOPHOMORE CLASS MATTHEVV MANN ALEXANDER CHARLESTON, wEsT VIRGINIA X 42 VVILLIAM HOVVARD ARMSTRONG COLLIERSTOVVN, VIRGINIA E X FRANK GRAYSON BALDVVIN, JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA TI K A ANDREVV BROOKS BOOKER VVAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA JAMES GARNETT BRUCE, JR. CULPEPER, VIRGINIA 9 X ARTHUR EGBERT CARVER MoNTRoss, VIRGINIA 9 X JAMES THOMAS CLARK IIAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VIRGINIA JESSE NEVVTON CLORE, JR. MADISON, VIRGINIA II K A THOMAS FELIX COATES, JR. TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA II K A JOHN MILTON DARLING HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 6 K N I-1-v :fY----:Iv -pf.: ' ' ,U-geggq:-::-:zz ---1: 'Y - Y A A -A .--+A A55!'1'l'- -Wa - av: ,,-Q :- , r' . f yr ' fe-F5331 V 5 gi-T575 .flily ' .- 'A 4 ,,,,L. '4fg,.:- NQ.:-H '49-.' 1 .1 uikvwxv SEVENTY-THREE tae 5... SOPHOMORE CLASS AIUIIN l'l't'Kl-'R IHUXNV IXRXIXIIIII BIRLIXIX IUIIN IIULI' I-TASI' xmurux, YIKKLIXIX 0 X IUIIN W.XI.l'l-1R lil'RIi, -IR. lxxclllxuuz, XIRIIIXIX .XLYIN .XRl'lll'R I-'AIIRNFR ruuivlllr, x'nu.lxlx IHQIQNIQXN Xt il-il. l'.'Xl.l.XVl-Il,l, IXRMYII I P, YIIUZIXI K Wll.I.l.XM SW.-KN FURMXYAl.'l' n lusvn I r, ss nun xxu li V lilfN,l.XN1IX I-'R.XXKl.lN, IV PIIIXI PIIXSXXI, Nl'l NIRHIXIX ll lx N l5Rl'l'lf .HIIINSYUX I-'RAXZ Mill Xl N.KSHlXtLIflN, MUNI XXII ll li A R.XNI1UI.I'II Sl'0l'l' l9.'XRI3NI'R sl Xl xmx, YINIJXIX ll K Y IINYIX i'l,.XYliRlNlK URll I l'l'II HUC! F, KIRIIIXIK ,r 42 H1 'S , E SEVENYY FOUR td- SOPHOMORE CLASS JAMES HENRY HANCOCK, JR. LYNCIIBURG, VIRGINIA IIOXVARD HERMAN HANMER KEYSVILLE, VIRGINIA FRED LEVVIS HVFFMAN RICHMQRD, VIRGIXIA K E DANIEL EDVVARD JENKINS DALLAS, TEXAS E X ARTHLR LETCHER JONES NEVV CANTON, VIRGINIA K A CLAIBORNE STRIBLING JONES PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA H K A HORACE PALMER JONES CI-IERITON, VIRGINIA K A SYDNEY SHEPPARD KELLAM, JR. BELLE IIAVER, VIRGINIA H K A JOHN KENYON GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA KE GREENE HOVVARD LAWSON ROANOKE, VIRGINIA K A SEVENTY-FIVE I I I I I I I I I :vm Q.Qu'h.itQQQQt'JJJ 5650035 SOPHOMORE CLASS i'llARl.l-iS WARNER LEMON I.IiWISBl'RC, wfsr vmcxxu K A WINSTON PVRNELL LEXVIS, JR. Cnswe, vmcxsm JAMES WADSWORTII LIPSCOMB melisroxrfuxe, MISSISSIPPI DIBRFLI. CARLETON M.-XYES CHURCH umm, vmmxm 6 X NVIl.I.IAM 'I'IMHERI..-XKE MCCIIESNEX I' ISIIERVIIILE, VIRCIX IA I-'RANK WESLIEY MCINTOSII r.-umvlu.la, VIRGINIA II K A ,IUIIN Bl'FIfINliTON MERRILL cn,uu.EsAmx, wssfl' VIRGINIA X q, l'.-XVI, FREEMAN MICOK' FARMVII.I.li, VIRGINIA RAY CLARK MONTGUMIERY IAYIKZKAIF, wEs'r VIRGINIA H K S UR.-HI.-'IM OLIVER mmrnns-svnmm', vuzcxsm 711511111 f1fo11Q111Q11QY -1- 55'3E2f'55f3:1,fE3fgQi2iQ.1?3fIf+gIi21Q111Q:!,:Q1 ' M 3 A A.1Q,hgQ g',g,,,:- ,gf I 4, -,,.4,V 4 wg,-, Y , . AAA A-, W, MMM- . i ,4,g3EL,,ff? +'!' -'FTW-'F'4Ci' ,- -and A -,-,,,.,, ,,,,,..,.M-...----..::............Y...--.--M.E--.---V - -- -----'------- -f----k-- ' 'S' ' 'Q' ' g'A :I A SOPHOMORE CLASS O ns , vt.. BENJAMIN SPOTSVVOOD PRESTON CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA X fb WILLIAM POVVELL PRICE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA X fb HENRY COOK REED MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA II K A DAVID CLARK RICE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K E GEORGE RICHARDSON BLUEFIELD, VVEST VIRGINIA 9 X OBIE LEVVIS ROACH, JR. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA K A GEORGE ROBERT ROSENBAUM TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA II K A WILLIAM JAMES RUE BELLE HAVEN, VIRGINIA 9 K N CLARENCE DANIEL SHELBURNE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA E X Y Y W ,-.-,-, , - ,,,.....,.,-..Y Y .-W- . - , , , N E E , :-- ,-.-...,.E.:E,E.vgeA,,, V-,....- V- I -- Y- V- V QgE5,jE,,-:xg .:.gg.p...,pam: E.E5f 'T, ,:Q33!L3'l?.i'-1if- 1 ' SEVENTY-SEVEN SEVENTYVEIGHI 1. SOPHOMORE CLASS Ill 1-II I-l,Ix lLl'llI-ZR MMM5. VIR. xxx llll'lPI, xxm.xx1,x K x ,l.XMl 5 I-'llXV.XRl! SI'lfXY.XRl' xnxxul-mx, xxnl x'nu.xxlx I X Nl'1ll'SXYlNII7 INN liI..XS Sl'Ul3I7.XRD -xx xxx xu, mmuzlx ov X IAM!-15 .XRl'Ill'R l'llWl-1A'I l' rl Humax ma, xnuzlxlx ll Ii A I-RliI3IiRll'l'i SAVNIUIZRS 'l'lXDl-1R,jR VRINLIIIDX, xurl Xlluilxlx N' X RIl'!l.XRl1 lilzx ll.l.l-. I I N5l.xl.l. lil XKKWIHNI, XIRIQIXIX HSXY.Xl.IJ IHC!-KWINIUXIT XXUYIASUN, JR. IIKXNQ-I, XIRGINIX lx N' RUIUXNII ILXIRD XYl7lili Nl NXIIURIV, lllNNlK'll1'll I X AIU!-A RPNNII-' XYUUITY cuxnxumx, xxlsl SIIULIXIK xl I , L1 ,ls 1 CLASS HISTORY OF '36 V HE eternal and bailling question, VVhy go to college? was promptly and precisely answered for the Class of '36 in the follow- ing words: To serve the sophomores and upperclassmen and, if there is any time left, to study. This answer seemed rather questionable for several months, but when September of 1933 rolled around, the Class of '36 took an entirely different attitude and heartily agreed with this conclusion. This intrepid class possesses many illustrious members. At its outset the choice of a president was baflling, since there were so many who, seemingly, should serve in this capacity. Especially was the1'e a question when it came to choosing between two Bills-Bill Price and Bill Form- walt. This class, as usual, chose the most intelligent course, electing Price as the leader the first year and Formwalt for the second year. All was not peaceful-as yet. Three times were numerals scattered around the campus and th1'ee times were the freshmen forced to submit to the law- put on campus. At this time there were the rumblings of a rebellion. The class met in the three Odgen brothers' room and signed a declaration of independence, but to no avail. Two weeks of campus remained. The Class of '36 possesses its notables in every branch of endeavor- on the athletic Held, in the Students' Christian Association, in social life, on college publications-everywhere one goes he cannot fail to recognize the leadership shown by this class. A few have failed to return, a few more will drop out before the end. However, there are yet two years. VVhat will they bring forth? Nobody knows, but if present conditions continue, this class will contribute to Hampden- Sydney some of the greatest leaders ever rendered to the ranks of the Small College Greatfy GRfXH.lXNI GII.HIER, 1'IiXl'0l'f1lII. SEVENTY-NI NE 5. ff H,-X A ,X ,ig Q . iz! Q ff 'cw' X l TD J + E x I A Y M B Xjfxyf N 'L x E E freshmen Y I r i f EIGHTYYWO CLASS OFFICERS 7 jg 4: l'RlIr ill IRRXXI XY1lllxx1N Rmzuu -I mx lhu KI ,.1ll .24- lsxu XY: Illi Nl RRXII Illflnflrlll 1 Q- VV hw .h'.'.Qia S :W K .--4. - n presenting the . il freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS JOHN SAMUEL APPERSOX RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K I JAMES LEQIRAXIJ BASRERVILLE VYORSH.-XM. VIRGIXI.-X X fb FRANK CLEVELAND BEOINOER, JR. nOx'nToN, VIRGINIA KI L.-XXDOX COVINCTON BELL, JR. COLUMBUS, OHIO CHARLES ARTHUR BERNIER, JR. HANIPOEN-sx'ONET, VIRGINIA K E JOHN STEPHEN BISHOP PEIPING, CHINA E X JOHN FRANCIS BL,-XCKBURX, JR. HARRISONEURG, VIRGINIA VVILLI.-XM RANDOLPH BLANIIFORD MAIOENS, VIRGINIA X fb JOHN DANIEL BOISSEAL' PETERSBURG, YIRGIXIA X fb FRANK MILLET BOOTH ROARR, VIRGINIA ALLEN H. BOULOIN HANIIIOEN-SYDNEY, VIRGINIA K A ROBERT JACKSON BRUCE CULPEPER, VIRGINIA 9 X JAMES BR,-XDSHAVV BULLARD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA .pun -.... v- 5. 'Sr nw. as Q.- ip.. iv! -..., -. ,ps lx in EIGHTY-THREE ' P? 49.1 ' f'srg sf31l1I FRESHMAN CLASS .Xlnxxxmu VIIIIIIPH Buckles llhllklflklr, HK1.lNlK I'nu-mx XVIII!! full-lurlx, ju, Hilxnlmx, XIKIJXIX K 1 .lnux Iwcxxr. QWHXMIHR5 III uk-Inu, XIRLINIX li ,X jun- iinrxxxs lhxuxn n XKKINHXIKI su., xuunxu K x junx lsulx f'4IlIHUlRX xuuu1x,v1m.xxlx IIKA 'Imax YHXNIIIPR VL rm mum, urn YIRIZIXIX X -I' Hum Nnxmxn fum N Xslllkmilnx, In, y, IX -Inna xlCf'llXllL' lhvlnsnx, ilk, nxxxmm, xmpnxn UK .-Xlrxxxmx liuxwn lhyluxsnx vsumuun-mm., xuuznxxx U X Nlrxmrlmn IS: xxx Dlrxlxslw :sum-ummm mn, xnuznxn HX flluxlh -Inqyu IMFNXS IIKHHKINN, NH! XURK KI ldnmxs lylilllklk lfwnx, jk. RICIIXIHNIDI XIKMINIX KI lfrnuuxxxn ltnxuxr- lfmx. nuuwvxn, uumxu KI .3 - -in ii- .iii ,S P' 50 6 - Si TQQ EIGHIYVFOUR W '5 N 1-'v --'QNX 45555. QN. .:f15,X f,l-,3-. lflftvn ',,ff':x 11: :H ,. -.5 . - j:-. A ,L .-,,, .,., .. ,. L 3563 2-iff. 'iii ' '-1131 Q-New , . , - .AW 4 ,Q .Jw .4 L J., , .M h.. ,mtv ,,.,,Y. Hr-.A Mm., , . .- -E R 5. . .4-S., FRESHMAN CLASS STUART MCDEARMON FARRAR PAMPLIN, VIRGINIA WILLIAM BAKER FARRAR, JR. SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA BX VERNE ARCHER FERGUSON DAXVILLE, VIRGINIA KE WILSON BALDWIN FOSTER NOREOLR, VIRGINIA K E CHARLES JAMES GE1'ER, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K E XVILLIAM HENR1' GILBERT EARMVILLE, VIRGINIA EX JOHN PHILLIPS HARRIS CLARKSVILLE, VIRGINIA KE VVILLIAM BAILEY HEYVV.-XRD RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Xfb JOHN CHARLES HILLS, JR. TRENTON, NEVK' JERSEY 6 X YVILLIAM SLACR HOPPSTETTER HUNTINGTON, VVEST VIRGINIA X113 VVALTER SCOTT IREY, JR. KENBRIDCE, VIRGINIA K A ARTHUR EDWARD JONES, JR. PORT CHESTER, NEVS' YORK SKK XVILLIAM BARRINGTON JONES CHERITON, VIRGINIA K H fi. bun-1 ' gm. vb-f 2J,-..i1,,ggig213:fZi .ii..:::.g..LLiLL'lL1, -f'ii.g5QQ.i 1 E,igtiif'f .T3:Til1,4..,ii1,:Qg: 'Ii:3Z.'.:g1:vfgg-1j Z1.'i T2sEi?'fR 5931151255 ,ayggE,s-26-:5sL.4,:,1 EADS? f ,rf 15 f L1gR3-lf'f'T c 4 - - W1 f ' : 452' 'Gr ,HTE1 X 1127 TA- ff-fr, -Q-, X 711. :fwk ,Y-f--5 5 5' E' 655' RSELQYS' E? 455-ff' QQ? as ':5iE-- 4a:53s- ,PJ EIGHTY-FIVE . FRESHMAN CLASS XYu1lax1 Rl--111 lux... 71,3 nnlnwfxl1.x1uf.1x1x ' X hu'-41,1 Iixl mx I xxx-Hx, -lu, swxvmu. xnmxxlx Il lx .X I1-wx Xiu:-nu: lnul- I+: 111-11:-lvxlxlxhxxxx lb X XKIIIIN HUVRIXN lnnx I'XXlI'llX, xmlxxxx Runs: llwrrx lmw. mln -n-ww... un:-.xxxx 1 X X'.x1x1xu lim IIII Ninn RNIIXIUXII, NlRl.INlX ' X Runs KIIXIN Nhlh-xxln uxwx, XIHMIXIX lwwlll XYXINIIX Nh! xxx x'lln+m1mm.,xm.lx1x X .l, 'I un- 1.1mm Nhl'xxx, -lx. k1vXILlRX,HN1.lXIX Rlx lllm Nhlhmlll. l1RlHlkNIX!,XlR4.lXlX Rn num Mus Xlxxmx 1.1 u www, xxwxxxx .X1xxxxmxl'xllv+x xlllxlllll nuxmmu. xx uzxux II lx X .lu xu. 1nRIl.4.NIlN Nlwlxlmmvvax ILI an -1 ru-on +4 -1'nlm,N, xx, x x. lb X A ' '11 ..' fx , I I FRESHMAN CLASS LLOYD FICII Moss FREDIERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA 9 X HERBERT STANLEI' NEWMAN, JR. SOMERSET, VIRGINIA THOMAS JEFFERSON NOBLE OLOLICESIIER, VIRGINIA X LI: VVILLI.-XM CHANDLER NOBLIN EAST R.-IDFORD, VIRGINIA SX FRANCIS LEICH OROAIN DINvvIDDIIa, IIIROINIA K A CII.-XRLES QIREENVVOOD P.-X'lk'l'ERSOX, JR. LYNCIIBURG, VIRGINIA E X JAMES BENJAMIN PRICE VVASHINGTON, D. C. E X 'FHOMAS CHALMERS RAINE, JR. MULLINS, SOUTH CAROLINA THOMAS WALKER ROBERTS RADFORD, VIRGINIA K ID ROBERT EDWARD ROBINSON, JR. CLIFTON FORCE, VIRGINIA PAUL ROPIQR, JR. PIETIERSBURG, VIROINIA X111 DABNEY HENLEI' SAXDIGE AMHERST, VIRGINIA K A OSCAR L.-ISSITER SI-IEVVMAKE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA HKA -.:..,,-.':,..,...L-S.-vw - A-A- ... ,..,,..,..,.F,1....- ,ix .L.,V-.,.,.-v-em-,.v,.....,.,. ,.. ,,.,,. V ,,,, . ., . Y, , ,W ,N Y Y, ,v , 2.-:-c--:B-rgzkr-3-ff! - ,:f1-:-7- .,,..?..-i....,,1.-, ... . ...., -L ...,.. , QQ 'L AA 1 A Q is ir--?1--:F'+gNg:ff-T-v -Y-,-1' W- - -fvf.-V -1 ,ff ,AWB .177 wr' I---. .. frf- nv-A W, .Lui Z, ., . . , . ,, au.-...,, umm- EIGHTY-SEVEN 6 ,J 'I FRESHMAN CLASS jun- XX'wm Msumu, ju. IUUHII I 1, NIKLIXIX CIIIIIYX l.mxuun5x1mm,jK. :umm u4,, xxx-.nxlx XYIIIIXXI Ilrxnu Slllliilb XIIKIUIK, XIKMINIX u x 'Wlxllxxn lmuvxx snu- Xll RIIIIIIIXII I I, XIRMINIK lx .X hug N'nxn Slkkkll IXNI uxlnvnm,xxx4,1xlx -l- K Wu I IXXI Dum l'nu-xr rv- I n nam nu., x1u4.ux1.x N -I- XVIIIIXN1 l'xkoux1.lnx l'umll-mx rr1xll1xx1,x'xnrz1xlx Ii A Um Rnnnuncx ,l4H4lRXlllll, Dlx, klll'll'l'R, xnu.xxx.x UN XYIIIIXNI INIHRII YIINIIG umwm, uumxn lx .K VIIUHX SXXHII. XX'umx, Ill NIKIIXIHXID, XIRQZINIX li num.: lllmu XX nun, -lx. ll XNlI'IlI X-NNIIXIX, XIRHIXIK llxuxsl Wu: wx In Hllli sm In uumnxx ' - 1 6 3 L i i FRESHMAN CLASS LEONARD COOPER WALL HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA ASA DUPUY VVATKINS HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VIRGINIA U K A RYLAND RANDOLPH XVEISXGER BL.-XCKSTONE, VIRGINIA K E JAMES ALEXANDER YVHITLOCK CHARLESTON, wEsT VIRGINIA 9 X THOMAS CUNNINGI-IAM WILKINSON KENBRIDGE, VIRGINIA K A A EDVVARD DANIEL VVILLIAMS HAMPTON, VIRGINIA G K N FRED GUERRANT VVILLIAMS PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA X CID IRVINE HOGE VVILLIAMS MURFREESBOR0, TENNESSEE JAMES TAYLOR VVILLIAMS I-IAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VIRGINIA X '11 JACOB VVPIITE VVILLIAMSON HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 1'I K A ROBERT HENRY VVILSON BALTIMORE, MARYLAND WALTER DICKENSON VVOODWARD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 9 K N EIGHTY-NINE U I 1' --uv .r ll I n f 'Q Q x. ul- Q I i O 9 O is IJ 1 I. if l 4+ r -I ,U J O .lo 3 . I L: Nh Q N l Z'-T. N ff HH jk X If fi W fi ,7-iV77' Xf rdrrg f' F f ,- A ff f ' 1' ,f , ,' .' 'N q K -: 3 4 ,L w K 1 3 f f 1 4 , CVD X! f D fr! fJD,YYVW ,!!, Q rqunilutians Q ...rl . V N I Q 'Q UL' 'A WP ' ally . U Ag. 9 I I.g Q . , 5 . 9 O I 7 O 'I A . w L I I . 't4'..b ' .. 5 A. so M 1:....g,.- . Wm. M., ,,,, .,...,,, L., ,W--,. OFFICERS AALFRED L. BLAKE, JR. . . . . . . . . ......... . President HOXNARD C. COBBS .... ..... I 'irc-Prvsidnzz JOHN I. ARMSTRONG . . . Svfretary-Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES ALFRED L. BLAKE ........ . Senior Class HOWARD C. COBBS . . . Sfnior Class VV. F. FALLWELL . . . Srnior Class JOHN I. ARMSTRONG . . Junior Class R. L. CHAMBLISS. . . Junior Class HOVSVARD M. OWEN . . . . Junior Class A. B. BOOKER . . . . Sophomore Class R. D. JOHNSON . . Sophomore Class B. S. PRESTON, JR. . . Sophomore Class O lT'fi':i'E1'g lj'1T '!O2i 272111 vig? 'T iii? in-W ' ' ' Wir T 'NTT T YQii '-'Tu' --4-ff f QD, gg , -LLL R45 QQ' 'A - '-xg, mug! 7 J , Nffg,' ., 'vf.L,y NINETY-THREE V . 00100011 , ...Q ..-Zgllgm. ' T-Iiflli W?HiU4'UlY .ww 'lsazefqgf A -P-if seal-5.-Q ' 5 'lr' '..n'x Q1-,SUB Us-..X. ' AFI' 1 18317 '11 112 .1 .S- i OH-'lcmzs llmxxkn C. Cnnns . . . . .,.... . . lrrndnu Ruxmxu ll. lirnurk .... . . . In sl R. I,. f'Il.XNlHl.lSS, ju. . . . . . . Snr U, If. A. SCIIXPI-IPR , . . Trnuur,-r k1llXlNlI'I l'lfIi L'H,XIRN XV. I-'. VILNKIX , , . . . . Numlny Xflmul XV. lf. llKXll0Il . . . . . Ilrrnlmrml 'l', lf, RDIHRIS, jk. . ll'orl.l Izlllnalinu -I. I. Axmxkfvxuz, .... , Snriul G. M. NICKG1 nu . . . Rradiny Rnmnf XY. S. lfukxm XII . . . Pulflifily I 5111116111211 NINETY-FOUR MK E52...-.-,.A.,.-. E W -.-...ii.E..-... . ...-,- ,, 1-.+- .-.-. ...LM ...L . n-xanax -:gp:..: .. E-4-,. OFFICERS R. H. BOWYER ..... . . . . . .... . President VV. F. JUNKIN, JR. . . . . . . Fife-President C. S. RUFF ..... . . . . Secretary T. E. ROBERTS . . . . Treayurer MEINIBERS C. K. ALE A. ANDERSON J. D. ARBUCKLE R. H. BOWYER H. C. COBES P. G. COSBY, JR. W. G. Cnoss ..,4,. U U A. A. FAHRNER VV. HE1'WARD W. F. JUNKIN, JR. J. LIPSCOME R. K. MCDONALD R. E. MCDOWELL W. E. ORNDOEE -T. D. PENTECOST VV. H. RAMKEY, JR. . E. ROBERTS . S. RUEF E. SCOTT F. A. SHAEFFER, JR. R. H. WILSON B. VVOODWORTH R- WOODY MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION NlNETY-FIVE ,. ,.'.-Q - - -...na 3 H TQ!! no ,.. 'ua .QJIIQIQI Ill ' 411 an nu HIS I IS Ur1'lL'llu R. II, ISIMHH . . , . ..... .,... I 'r,.fi.l.1r1 XY. XY. XX'1Imx-wx , , liff-l'rffi.l.uf QI. .X. XX'x1.1.lx1x. . . . . .Xffnlury XY. l. .ll xmx , ...,. 'l'r,,:,-unr -I, XY. I l RI , . l'rw1rum .XU1r.lury Du fun-IR . ,,.. 1.'.funr XI: mains I, NI. .Xmn-1: XIV AI, XY, Ixm I. .X, Muxrnna XY. II. ,XKXINIFIINM XY. Ii. I www I. 1-. 5x II II, I'.I5x'.xxo11 R. N. XvXNIVNIH I,XX'.N1xxxll I. I, IH x4 mn wx 4., hxxum XY, II, l'vxu-In I. Xl, I'fH'm Il. II. Ilxmmn K., XY. I'ux.mx R. II. Ihlxxxon XY, I. I1 xmx XY, I, Xlxl .X. ll.I2fv1fMx K., XI. xIxXvl nu AI. .Y XX'u.1.lxH: Il, l www R.l'.XI1'xl'.m1m-. I. Ii. XYXIIN- LITERARY An X1. umm., I, lv. I'1'lI W w. xv, XX'x1mu--wx -I, XI, Ilxxlrv-wx I, U. IN-HH .I.II.xYHHllXX1rRIH ll .X. Rm Nll HINEIY-SIX f' .ii fl' - .i1 'Vis 1 I SAMIJEL B. MCLAUGIILIN . ALFRED L. BLAKE . . . . . A. J. A J. T F J. T C A H. S. L. BLAKE B. D. EAsoN D. EBEL R. H. GARBER L. N OFFICERS THOMAS H. G.'XRBER . . MEBTBERS F, L. HUFFMAN VV. M. JEFFERIES VV. R. JONES I. M. LEWIS NV. D. MAY0 J. G. MCCANN S. B. MCLAUGHLIN E. M. OWEN E. B. PENDI,E'I'oN D. A. RAINE . . . . .Prffszdcnt . . lf'icf'-Prfsidmzt . . . .Sccrciary 'm.vzu'ar VV. H. RAMKEY P. L. REED D. C. RICE VV. M. SIIOWALTER S. D. SHELBURNE XV. H. T. SQUIRES F. S. TowER J. S. VVALDEN T. VV. VVILKERSON VV. D. WOODWARD VALLEY CLUB NINEYY-LIGHT Hlzuvfcx DN lr :ln UHN lr. 5lIlRl , . XVHIIIDKUXK XY. Nl M lxl Nl Vik IS, NYU ll XXI x lr lr :In lx lrzmf Nlxxulxl li,XYml1m , Xl: max lax fn lmwlfflnl. I'awn,Iwux1xx H,llwl ,rl l,'ff1'r'1f,'w .X li, Iifwfmu I'l1Hu- Nm II Rxxmm1'rn1.wl-xlx I. I. IH llIk XY. XY N1uMx l. N, XYHIII lx N.Ii.XI4Ix11.m1x XI. li, XY11111 xk XY. l. KIM IHSXIX X1. li. XVIII! I. M. NPIIP-'IIN I. ll. xY1'l'I'U mu j M DARLING JR , . . . ..... Prfsident E C GRIF1-ITH. . - ...... l'ife-Pzwidenf C C CAMPBELL . . .Scfrvtary-Treasurer F. M. Boom A. E. CARVER L. L. COCKRELL I. I. COULBOURX A. B. DICKENSON M. B. DICKEXSON J. H. EAST S. S. KELLAM J. M. Lewis, JR. I. K. MAPP I. G. MCCANN D, F. Momox L. F. Moss T. I. NOBLE VV, C. ROBERTS VV. J. RUE O. L. SHEVVMAKE W. H. T. SOUIRE5 H, M. TAH'LOE -T. D. VVESTBROOK E. D. VVILLIAMS R. I. VVHITE TIDEWATER CLUB NINETY-NINE AIl'XlIll.R5 J. V, x1klwl RIDY. llllfflffr Rl lm ww ..4- . , . . . . . . . . lfrrsf l', R. KIXL'Xlll. , . . ,N'.mn.:' 'Ilmfr, Irmnfffr U, IT. xllllll ll . . . THIJ .Hin lil: xxx l'. li, Suu wa , - V . lin! Trumpfl, l,'ffn:f-'ml -I. lf HIIIN , 4 N Trunllfffllf l'ln l I THE HAMPDEN Q Q X ' 'X , A . 4 l,, 5. Xml . . . . I'mnnl 1111.1 Infuh,-I Pl, ii. 5IlINIlY , liurlvm ,nhl liumu H H lk. ll. QQXRILIK . . lflllllli COLLEGIANS v , , lr, N1, UIIHN , , . luullnl ONE HUNDRED 631' 'gff OFFICERS . . . . . . . .Dirrctor Pwsidffzt CII XV, NVHITE, jx. . . . . . . . CECIL V. COOK, ju. . . . . . . - . - . . L. STXION NOEL . . ..... 1'in'-Prrsi.1'r1zf LJIZORGE XV.-XLL . . . . . Huxizzfss Mamzyrr j. L. B.XSKERVILI.E L. S. NOEL J. C. BECKVVITH E. B. PENOLETOX, -IR. J. R, T. HOVVEX J. D. PIiN'l'ECOS'l' J. N. CLORIZ, -IR. E. O. POOLE C. V. COOK, JR. O. L. ROACH B. N. FALLWELL O. L. SHEWMAKE C. J. fivEYIiR K. S'1'OxE T. F. Hlcus G. VV. TIIACKIER T. J. HOLDEN, jk. G. T. XV.-XLL Ii. A- Joxlas G. XVALKER, JR. XV. F. IUXKIN, JR. C. Ii. XVHITIE 3- 5- KELI-AM F. R. XVHITEHOUSE J. KEXYON J. G. MCCANN, jk. VV. T. NICCHESNEY L. F. Moss T. C. XVILKIXSOX M. J. IS. XVILLIAMS T. XV1LL1,xMs XV. D. WOOOWARO HUGH XV. XVHITE, Dirfctor GLEE CLUB ONE HUNDRED ONE JONGLEURS Ix I Xlwx II,IIxII l, Ix. .XII lf. .X, .Xxmr-Im I. II, III II ww Ix, II. I wwx In Nita -, 1,-:Cf 1.1 hh HI I It I Rx I U I III lf 1 KX III' l'fI-I lf. l, XX'XII . lin-IIIIH XI-mII.ffI II. N XIIINILX . MMIII, XI.mII,,,f XX', XX, XIXXKIX . l'IfIjfIl.I Xl.III.II1fI II. Xl XIIKII Ihl . l--I-.'.III.' N.'II.If XI,Iv:.II, XII xII:IkN X. .X. IIRLI-Hx 11 X. RI-:I I, II IrxN.II U I NHIXXXIXRI XIHXIIXXI 4.:1xII+4, lv XI I. NXIIII . U. I lvxmv II, XX. Iuumx Ixxw IIIIIx Ixvxxfw I, N, IIIXXI-4 I. NI IIXXIN I,1. XIXXXIIWII XX,1-. lwuw- I XI, IIXXIIINIIN X II. IIlIIf,Ix-wx I. I. IIIIIX' I, XX, IIN I. X XX II,Ix ' I.-I . 'I I, . . f , .V . I .III I .I N IK XX lI,II x X U XX I IN II. Illxm XIX IX Ix Ix XXIII Ik I I XIII I mx XI, Iv. XX IIII k I Im IIxIIII x III XXIIIIIXI ll l Ixhll XX IX XX IXXXINI XX Il km IIIII QQ1QiQ1QiQ'JJQ..Q41.?'JJ.EQ JAMA gfr. .3- OFFICERS BLAKE, JR. .... . ................ . Preszdent G. T. WALL ..... . . . Businexs Manager VV. E. ROGERS . . . . Alssixtant Business Manager F. S. TOWER . Leader MEMBERS A. H. APPERSON J. P. HARRIS D. C. RICE C. P. ALEXANDER M. M. ALEXANDER J. L. BASKERVILLE F. C. BEDINGER C. A. BERNIER A. H. BOULDIN E. E. BOULDIN J. R. T. BOWEN J. O. BOYD A. E. CARVER J. G. CONRAD J. G. CRAWFORD J. C. CURD J. M. DARLING J. M. DAVIDSON J. S. DORTCI-I B. E. DOTSON W. B. DOUCLASS J. H. EAST STEWART FARRAR W. B. FARRAR O. P. FITZGERALD, W. S. FORMWALT W. B. FOSTER T. H. GARBER C. J. GEYER JR. W. B. H EYWARD R. T. HUBARD, JR. P. B. HUNDLEX' W. M. JEFFERIES D. E. JENKINS E. A. JONES C. S. JONES J. T. KINNIER G. H. LAWSON A. K. LEAKE R. E. LEWIS VV. P. LEWIS W. H. LIGON D. C. MAYES J. C. MCCURDY G. F. MCKIM F. D. MERREY R. S. MULLINS T. J. NOBLE E. M. OWEN , A. E. PAYNE T. M. PHLECAR J. VV. POBST E. O. POOLE B. S. PRESTON S. W. PRICE, JR. D. F. RIVERS O. L. ROACH, JR. W. C. ROBERTS VV. J. RUE D. H. SANDIDGE E. V. SIEGEL, JR. C. D. SHELBURNE M. G. SMITH S. D. STODDARD KEARFOT1' STONE W. A. SUTHERLAND H. M. TAX'LOE YV. T. TOWLES J. P. TRENT J. A. WAGGENER A. A. VVALDROP L. B. W7ATERS O. B. YVATSON R. B. WVEEB R. R. WEISICER J. D. WIESTBROOK R. J. WHITE F. R. WI-IITEI-IOUSE M. B. VVHITLOCR J. L. VVILLIAMS W. D. VVOODWARD GERMAN S' SSEERT E1 51 E222 I' fi' 573525. C'-U B H2 H. HANMER, JR. J. O. ZIMMERMAN I ffffffl fffoiiiiiiiiiisi 'E ONE HUNDRED THREE Liiiii11QiiQ'flf111111141 I Wu I ll li nu Mmm: ..., fJl'l'lCFRS 'ldmuxs -I nn-wx Ill XIPIIRIIN ..., . . Sxxurx lhumx x1L'l.HILllllN . . Mfr. ilnllk lin I :ul lim rl l'l xxrxu t'XXfl'lHll In Q . Surrl' Vuxu Hlkli XXIIIIXMl'..DXll1lIIIRX NYM. lhucu Dm cal xw, lx. -luux RXXINHVII lfrxm' Wu I 1 m Swu lfmum lfnun l,. llu lulxx l'nmue I, H1 uruuue CLUB ' AIFNIILLRS Smxn S. Kill xxx, -lk. juan j. x1XKSlIXll, ju. ,I wx V. MAH um Suu H l4.NlvI,uu:lul1x XVIII!! I-'nu Mmm: IM-ul th.mx Ihxl u Uumx lllm um Nl. Unix HINVIXXIIX S. l'su-mx Wu x x nu I'mu Il l'mu . .... . l'rr5i.ImI . 1 'PII KAI: llf lury- Tr I ufur rr Dum U wx Rlcl Ulox4.I Rlfll ummm' III KIIXNIIQ Ru ll Wu I :ul W. I'1muxs I'uuxl xx K u Ym xu, Kllnknr ln. NYU! Il. linu vu: Wnm Inns R. Xvlllll' Wu ur: Ifum um YISI fffffl.1f1fJfa1Q11111111' ONE HUNDRED FOUR l LQQQQQQQQQQZJQ 49645555 6541! 1 .,..1 Y, 1 v U Wi 'I 1 lv U W. E. MOORE, President . . . . . Senior Class B. E. DoTsoN ...... . . .Junior Class 1 W. W. THOMAS .... .... J unior Class Q' B. S. PRESTON, JR. . . . .Sophomore Class ff W. P. PRICE . . . . . . Sophomore Class ii H. E. XVHITE . . . . Sophomore Class ' ' 1 VIGILANCE sg COMMITTEE ? . 1 4 - , . .. - QU u 'I 71111151 YJJQYQTQQQYYTQEQA ONE HUNDRED FIVE lllfflfl THE KALEIDOSCOPE Ihr mu KUIIIIIINIIIW illlf1I1IlIl'l'N Ll wrir- nt in- II..x.IIII-n- ulllvll na- h..p.' neu ful-fx guml :Ippn-rl.IIr. wh Y 3 ,J h un- In l'.llt'lllI pn Ii.lY.llillll. XVI' In-qw IILII it ng NFIIIN I., Inu ll.IInpIh'In Sulnrx :lx If mm:-Il Inf XIII I Nruung In lllN1'fl .I In--rr IVVYHIIIILII Imnh, ur h.nI' u-rd III.Im Nll.lIV'Nh lN, .Iml nilh Ihr -piril wt pn-grr-N ur h.ur Iuhlplr-I .I lIlIIIlI'I'lIiNlit' lllillif. XVI' Nillt'l'l'l'IX In-pc fh.ll Ihr l'lI4 Xlillllllt' Iultillx Ihr llilll I-I Ihr -Llff .Iml uvur rxprrlgllluns, WI- irrl -un' lllgll II IIl.lfLs .I IIIIII-NI-nm' I-In IhI' hIL1hxx:Ix nf prugrk-..- jmlx G. SIIIIIIIV, lzlfilor FIIITIIRI II, ST xrr P. Ii, Clvsln , . , .lxmfialf l:.Iimr C. li. l'xInnI1I . . . .luixlanl Lllilor R. l', III num. ,I1,fi.f1m1rl:.limf- -I. N. Cnmu . . .Uunuxrripl lidilor ll, S, Mmm . . .lssimzrzl l:.!ilnr li, Rxclcxncnmx, Ill , .UIIIIunrIpl li.IIlor iff Jill!! azasssssssssti ONE HUNDRED SIX is 'i r l A 'ms 'Qu RSL.. X -. '+4LQ, i.L:-P' ..E1:J -ggi? -QL? 23-323 ' ' .-rg,-f' ' Q? A E 1 W ' ---+ iam --'M 1- f' - - - -- 11TA-- --f.- -- f-v-,-.cw-4.-.E-E.-JL -S f -- f-mgQ-,,,4--- ----------- -LZ.-----'q I -- f- ,i..f:-A-gen--...... W, , gnu.-. Y , V.-..... ...... ...A:E,w,i,..,:, --. . L,2:.,.a1:..,,..fE . l 5 i 1 a 1 9 f l i l 1 I THE KALEIDOSCOPE V The Business Staff of the 1934. KALEIDOSCOPE has worked faithfully and consistently for the past year. The year has witnessed considerable uncertainty in the business world that has in turn made the Staff work harder to achieve its goal. The work has little of the glory that other activities on the campus enjoy, but it is valuable experience and the men are repaid in a measure. As a parting gesture of ap- preciation for their endeavors, this page is devoted to serve as a reminder that the Staff is due a share in whatever glory this book may deserve. l i i I 1 . FRED S. TOWER, Buszncss Manager I BUSINESS STAFF T. H. GARBER . Associate Bll.S'i7lL'J5 Manager F, J. TEMPLE .... Hdwcrrisirzg Manager 5 S. B. MCLAUGHLIN, Associate Business Mgr. C. P. ALEXANDER, .4.v5i.vta1ztAdfvcrfisinglwgr. VV. E. ROGERS . . . .-Idfuartising Manager A. H. APPERSON, drsisrant gldwrtiring Mgr. I L I l 1 l l li I I .. W W .. aye, : -,-H W- , ,W , -, 1- ff-f - -- - ff fr, H ---f- Y, -, - , - , ' fffffii W, ' ONE HUNDRED SEVEN .x'5'h.QQ.Q11QQQi1'Jlf111111141 THE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY TIGER lhw 1-,gg-'gg Inu' inlr-uIm1-II umm urn rlmngw In grm-ml rn.nkv-up .mal .lplll'.lf.llll'l', .III Illl' gran: lIlIIH'Hl'llll'lll. Ihr nw-I IIIIINI l'Il.lllI,1l' ugh all thx' s Ill u.lIn-In up nulmxnlul Iur thc 4uIx.um'rnu'uI nl Ihr ncu IIIFIIIINJIN -vt thc -UH uhm h.uI hml Illl tw-run-r Ill'XXNplIpl'l' vxprrimwc I'hiN vurk uw tAn'iIil'nIwI thx' llllifl' VIINIIX In Ihr :uIaIltl'vll -II ll lim: uthn- IuIIx rrlunppm-II .mal xulh vu-ry r-mu-nu'urr. lhrrr u.lN .ln uvrrm-.nwal nm-rw! nu urn-p:lp'r u-.rk :mul ilu- NIIVITNN ul thc pxlprr i- ILIYLLVIX elm' lu Ihr -l.1II 'lhmns II. flUllllfR, E.lilnr Ifmnuu xl. ST xl-'lf I, Q. Mmm: . I,-,w.ml, I:.lmu R. II Ill num . . . . ,lluuuglifly k-lilfff I, I. JXRXINIRIINIL , . .Illlllllflillfl I:.l1lnr .L II. .xl'l'I'R5IlN , , . Npfrrls It-lflvf I, Nl. Ihkllxw. . , . .tldflllffillll h.Iilnl I . S, 'lhxuk . -xv'5lAJ L-INN' i 1 one Hunoneo Enom I I I I ' L . I H V V if 5 14-47 A- .1r J e. ' F ' f'7'1E:- .-1-f-i' ..- 'ff , A ' ' ' -' - 'z...p. Q- ..- .ga V. . I 1 'R THE I-IAMPDEN-SYDNEY TIGER Through sustained and consistent efforts the Tigfr made rapid strides of progress during the past year. The advertising was increased to a note- worthy degree and the circulation also was increased I to a remarkable extent, not only by exchange but ' also by subscription. The Tiger had a new printer, I Tlzr Farmfvillr Herald, to whom is due no little , amount of credit for assisting in making the re- I vised Tigcr the interesting paper that it was. 1933- i '34 is one of the most successful years in the history I of the Hamjadczz-Sydney Tiger. 5 Wocmzow VV. VVILKERSON, Bzuizzess Managm- I I I BUSINESS STAFF J A. VVAGGENER . . . .-lrlwrlising Managfr DT, S. DORTCH ,... Circulation Manager I C. D. SHELBURNE, .Jnisfarzt .-Idwrtisizzg Mgr. VV. J, RUE . . :1s.vi.rta1zt Circulation Manager I H. N. CUSTIS, Jssisianl .aldfueriixing Manager D. C. MAYES, flssisiant Cirrulation Manager I I I I I I I I I I I I lllt V V WY' V YY' 1L ' ' Y ' i I 'I I 'I ' 7' 1Ifii'i?1 iiff .3? evitra 1'fff'51:iT f 1-. gg. tri.. ' 5? fff'Iff'5f.fIa1Tt1T,.Q'EQQQQ' ' ONE HUNDRED NINE ? minnr 1'h.lllgl'N nvn' mqulr nhirh illlPl'lHl'll the LLC!!- I rrzll lnzlkr-up nt thc Jlmfuzirlr. Thr Nuff nnlrgnwvrrll In cllrmnrgngc xx filillg nn Ihr I gurl ui Ihr Nllllllilll lnulx IIN :l uhwlv. .X pm-try prin- V' 5 1 4 x4g5. Q.5 i5'is'5'L'5'lJlffflllfle - - '--1-'SL-.LLl:.! ' ' - 1 I ,,,,,4i,,, N, ,,-A THE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY MAGAZINE Ihr 1-,gg x-,N Umluzlm, rnlrrmg nl- hilx-hr-I XVII I-I lNll'Iil lli1lIl up nl-ll NIIPIIIITIVII In :I Unn- prlrm Nuff nl Hl'lfl'fN, .Ku .lllf.ll'IiXl' wnrr no 'lc-iglwml uhirll :ldmlrd mufh In Ihr qlllraurliu-laws uf thx' pulhlifalliml, K,lh!'I' un- ntfvrul hy Sphinx vhzlptn-r nt Sigma Vpxiluu, lmlimml Iilffilff tram-ruin. Hu' 'I'rnmu'N' IIICKISIIN urn' uffrrrnl fur the In-Nl Llflifll' illhlllillfd by Il llll'llllN.'f ui Ihr I-'rc-hxuzlll-Supllurllurc and luninr Svniur rlsu-cs. lfkxxcls R, xvllI'I'FH0l'SY, Editor Ifm'mu1,u. S'r.ufl-' XY. lf. VH' . - A . . . ,I,iJiJll1llfIZvnIif0f R, C, Muxrrpnursu . . Cnnlrilruling lidilor W. ll, .Xml-lkrvxra . . . fjflllllilllllillfl lzflilnr I.. Q. Ymull . . . . Cnulrilruliny lidilor I, ll KINXII-R , . l, lIIfl'il'lllilIrl hllilnr C, 5, Vlnxrs . . linnl' Rrviru' Edilor 4 rv F ? V I W 5 W 1 h n if- g,-.gfg1aE-ff' 'M f 51 19, gfffgiz' .35 fer J, evil J 0 J 0.5 55555555 ONE HUNDRED TEN J. W7ILl.lAM F. Srorswoon BIIIIIZUJJ Managm- THE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY MAGAZINE V The business staffs of college publications are legion when the country's colleges are considered, but of the three staffs at Hampden-Sydney, the staff of the Rlzlgfclsillt' is perhaps the least known. Few men, if you asked at ranclom, could answer cor- rectly a query as to the personnel of the Business Staff of the lllugazirzf. Nevertheless, Bill Spots- wood and his assistants have capably taken care of this most essential phase of the publication. Their job has called for much work without the much-sought vanity-balm-publicity. They may well be proud of their achievements in helping to present the four issues of the Magfnzirzf. B USIN Ess STAFF J. YV. POBST . . rulxmfialf Businfsr Managfiz' C. VV. LEMON . ,-lssislanl Circulation Nlgr. F. J, TEMPLE . .-lssislant Iizzsincss Managvr C. D. SHIQLBOURNE . Jssl. Cirmlaiion Mgr. C, K, ALE , . . . , Cirmlation Mazzagur VV. S. HoPPs'1'E'rTr5R . Jiri. Ciraulalion Mgr. Sllqf 4, -' k-.1 f ' ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN THE RIBBQN SQCIETIES O A. L. BLAKE, JR A. K. LEAKE J. C. MCCURDY S F S TOWER F. R. WHITEHO . W. PRICE. JR. . . U SE ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN S. II. INI1 I.-Xl'f.Hl IN -I. C. Mr Cunm' 'I '. M. PHI rmmxn P. If. Ros:-Nm-nc.:-R XY. XY. Inoruas -I. I.. NYM :MMS ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN P, I.. E. R. N. T. K Al FXANDIR Bl Ax!-. ju. Bow mx IJFRRY Honmow. -In Human. IR. I1 Alu D. C. MAYES J. C. MCCURDY S. B. MCLAUGHLIN F. D. MERREY S. W. PRICE, JR. D. C. RICE O. L. ROACH, JR. P. F. ROSENBERGER W. W. THOMAS F. S. TOWER C. P. ALEXANDER F. G. BALDWIN E. E. BOULDIN, JR. B. E. DOTSON B. FRANZ T. H. GARBER F. T. HANCOCK T. HOLDEN, JR. R. T. HUBARD, JR. JOHN KENYON G. H. LAWSON ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN .Y . , .Wh A I ,O . I - l 1 f v ,1 R V , , i 1 I Q i Q thletics Q I I 1 s ' 6 il .ug Hb V . l I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . I I I I I I I ' ' ' W1-5 X . . ,, I , . We sf 'I 'AS xexx P' ' M ,- 'I -bl .. NL I I K wx, A i ,wif rpg! MI:-'xx aa Qi? X N41-.5 X X Q QI ww 5 -9 MM 1 WM '14-V-X .f- f X Q 0 C. A. BEKNIER Coach Q H. E. SMITH flssisfanf Coafh Z 5? ' Sfrff 'FL f, - ff' 1 :Wx If 4. + -- I. Aw, -: -I '. ,f .Q 'rg ' . N I-wr' ff ! 5f. :n ' V' 'M ,m -. .: -- :I ww pf'-' . 2, .X -,,,- -I , .Wk ,ray may .EL 51.232 , ,. aT'i , -1 'l n .. 13. : 'v:5f.. Wifi, Z'-ss -135: -qi' N uff-,d f mf...-x -gfi' , . . xg! Q. 'T .r1ggQf x ., 3 , f N - ,n,,..t1 .,, -Iv ,uxhgw .A - z ...fm-If . : N' '3f ' T 323 Q.. 1 ww ij: I. fm., ,iz P' I '7 '- -1 PA ' Yu-' XX u 1 ini li. 5-iwvlsxioiili ffuf-lfnn RESUME OF THE l933 SEASON The elements intervened to cancel the Tiger's opening game with the Langley Field Airmen at the airport near Hampton. The following week-end, the Tigers were held to a 7-7 tie hy the University of Virginia Cavaliers on the jeffersonians gridiron. jack Humphries, Bill Daughtrey. and Limpy Xvhite ran through the Cavaliers at will. Sam McLaughlin played splendidly in the line. Birch Douglass led the Tiger backs as they marched to a 19-0 victory over Guilforcfs Tar Heels on Death Valley. Formwalt and Ferry were perhaps the outstanding men in the line that showed up well at all points. The fleet Tiger hacks ran through the American M ,, Srol noon Nlooui Diiiziiixu l'iuci. Mel. Xl ..-Q JACK C. MCCURDY .Vznzagfr RESUME OF THE I933 SEASON fCo1lli11ur'dj - U. eleven in Richmond under the floodlights to win, 32-0. Douglass, Daughtrey, and Humphries scam- pered over the white markers frequently. A long trip to Wytheville led to the first disaster of the season, when the Emory and Henry Wasps toolc a one-touchdown lead early in the game and held it until the final gun, the 7-0 score remaining. Johnny Ferry, captain-elect of the 1934 team, played a splendid game at end. Bill Daughtrey starred in the backfield. Playing in Lynchburg the next week-end, the Bengals failed to tally in a scoreless fray with the Johnnies of St. Johns. Twenty first downs availed nothing and the scoreboard was unused. Willy 'laik 'S 'i We-1 E in , f ,3f'74'i':: lg? I :JH X1 , 'S in -fa-'pf?' -' - 'l, . fe D. OGDEN D. OGDEN DOUGLASS YOUNG F ERRY yu. L Il. llii UIIIRIFS XVIIITF K'iurniii iuxx Hw- F, WI. lim-ii .lsrulunl ,Uulnmir RESUME OF THE I933 SEASON l1.'ul1Ii1lm'.l1 Moore, Formwalt, Humphries. and Captain Spots- wood were outstanding for the Tigers. The Roanoke Maroons came to the Tigers' lair and marred a Homecoming, celebration lu' trouncing the home team. 12-0. The fine work of Ferrv, Mc- Laughlin, Spotswood. Price. and Douglass. leading their teammates. could not stem the Maroon Xvave. A fine aerial atraclc. coupled with Patrone's fiftv- eight-yard run. was responsible for the two-touchdown defeat. I-impy XVhite's twenty-one-yard run was the longest of the day as the Tigers hattled rhe Spiders of Richmond U. in Richmond on Armistice Dav. Ferry, Young. Daughrrev. Price. Mclaughlin, and FQ.- 4-Q xli. VV. E. ROGERS Assislazzt Illanager RESUME OF THE I933 SEASON fffontinuedj Humphries shone for the losers as the Tigers went down, 13-0. A determined team of fighters showed a gallant spirit to hold the score low. Blocking ten punts for a record, the Tigers pin- ned down the Bridgewater Eagles, 31-0. Limpy White, Humphries, and Daughtrey had an easy day afield with the Tiger forward wall clicking to open the way for them. The season came to a thrilling close at Ashland on the twenty-fifth, when the Yellow Jackets wrested a Z1-20 victory from the Tigers in the closing minutes of play. Captain Spotswood, in his final game, led the Tiger backs, Daughtrey and Humphries, in their efforts to garner a victory. nc ut. A 53 Q WY C. w7HITE BARRELL RUE lf ROBERTS McINTosH if is fkii, iviffsi wks ., 'Y 15, , ?M'ffEi5i4Qi 7 M, , Q gpg ' A xlr ft' ale ku? V 4k lx xlx II Mwim llxlfurf N1 I933 RESULTS , lz1gv'llWl 'Q Xxrgi'l.l . mg lvwft-yr-1, 2: ,Xmvrl-.nu I ww' luv-rx lm! Hur 1, Xl. I--IPX. . . lv. Ivhlyqlylk, D 1 w, Hulurlx-md I :IA lux' guuf 1 , . I-1, lxlmlv-1-hxll 1 I 3.131 I -2-if 1,- M ,I H H m , , 'gs Sm X 1 CHARLES A. Bznxuzk W W ' M .,. -- Q Cozzfh vw' WY wwf 3 VVOODROW VV. Wu.KE1xsoN MHIIHUFI' wa Y 551 'VIL my vw, fy X SWMXT gf-2.9 . 3' . V . V N 3 , b V . If V 1 xi iJ'.f'fl'l?'f, b ' J .- . 'qfw .f .-JU , . . , ,.-,,, 'v .N 5 JT' . - lg. :',. . fer- , ,w Nw, - -: f 1. , ,K-. x Q , - J 32.1, xi' igufgg,g -V '- A '-ff?:Y'5' if 'JA' ' Q N-QM. V T D . 25 ' 'v f Jvfy' M. -.cw , f ' fxkgg:-1. 'wg f Q :H '-ZX. .ern ' x - ' -f'- 1553, gy: ,K 2 Ji' fQ...g-1,-I ., 3 'fins ' L if-?f: --W - 1'zj:'.,, G :3 1 x , 11 49 ., -- wr ' . ' f - NL Q1-'ff' 'ff-5 ,. ' K fu m-Y 1-f , ' . - iyrq , ':,.,.J1..'- jg , 55 - -. , ,Y f - MM ??f::'.-ig, 4, ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE J 'AP Q C I Q CQ '-'-' 9. - '-i RESUME 'F' 1' 1- Z BASKETBALL IM-ii.: is- li-xxiuiil The prospects in early fall for the 1953-'34 basketball season with only three lettermen. Douglass. Formwalt, and Rice. to form the nucleus of a team. seemed rather dubious. Form- walt's arm-injurv. sustained in football, did not improve the situation. No captain was chosen because there were no senior lettermen. When actual workouts started. things began to look better. Hscottvn Crawford and Nelson Hix. seniors who had had experience on last vear's var- sitv, gave promise of coming through: Hancock. Gwen. Gardner. and Elder came up from last vear's junior varsitv. and Ebel. Downs. Hernier. and Bliss. freshmen. completed the varsitv squad and worlc was begun with new hope. E up-, . 'TI ',, 'a : I 'i i 1-It :is I' gc. ' ' inns. 1 - Ll'--will it ,. 4 9' I' , -urs, - ' ' - ., - N . ill- 4. 11, .h .. , , , -an .. :tau - -':' 'frat ve iv 'Alia 'i' Q-...Tl iii I - ll I - - lviiiw-wi llvvxiiw Riu lil-ll ONE HUNDRED TWFNYV'-SIX V l i RESUME OF I933-'34 BASKETBALL PIANCOCK Hix The Tigers dropped three tilts on a northern trip. American U., Delaware, and St. Johns took the measure of the invading Tigers who had beaten American U. at Death Valley. Playing Lynchburg in the Tiger's lair, the home team lost, 31-23, with Bill Formwalt scoring 17 points. This game concluded the pre-exam. schedule. As we went to press, the prospects for the remainder of the season seemed to be good. OWEN ELDER GARDNER ONE HU NDRED TWENTY-SEVEN f 1 .,-,,-. Q4..-.-.--p - hd ian: '.-..-.-p-.- Q ulbllh - -.4--s-. .. 0 ,. ,asf -nib -.-..-u-n-- ' DCI! ..-..-.-1 1 ' 0 QU -q. ins .-Q onus l -- 3 in any 1 on it I,l'x't'I1IlH'I -lllllihllf A'.lIlll.lIX I.llUl.lIX -!.um:u'x -l.mux:u'x -I.um.ux -'.llIlI.lIX l'v'l1rv1.ux l':'lu11,ux l'm'Ivx'ux.n1x l'1K'I1IlI.llX l vlvm.ux l z'Tw1l1.11x l'Al'l3I'll.llX l vlv111.nxx l'1'hIlI.HX X141-'M H li! i lip:-L N131 xl, I 933- I 934 SCHEDULE I4 l.XIlA'I1lWlll XII FLUX. H1 4 .Mm-xirqun l IliXl'lNiYX . . . H1 N Nfwlluxl k'-,lI.-g-- ur X'Il1iIli.t . T111 fn .X11u'1fv:ll1 lYI!iXl'lNifX , . ,luln Iv- l I1fXl'l'NifX H1 I3w'I.m.z1:' . 'Hu ll Sr .luluu K HII1-gf-. . . 'lllu I Q IAIIVIIIWIIIJ ,XII Suu. Hx JH 'I.Xllx'llINII full:-gf' . , Ilt Q Xluflrzal K wllvgf 1-I Y11:1m.1, Hu Y' Iflllll full e'-' m'. . . . H1 N l IIIXVINIW cu! Riflllllllllll . 'mu IH Kznmlwlplm Kl.n1v1lf4vllr':1'. H1 li l nixvxxurxfu1Yi1gi11i.n. , ,mu 14 Hrl1IQ:'u'nIm'r K'rvlI1':r' . , 'Hu If l uiwxvtx -'T Rixllllullh! , Ill lw lirlfigvxynlrl KvvvHl'11'. H1 34 R.u1-I-:H-In X14-ful k'wIIv:v . 'I-lu Q I.xrI1Illml Lqfvllvif' . 'HN UNE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHY SVU' ' r fag' :S X 0 XV11.1.us E, Momuf Cllfftlill e Llswls Q. X'0U'liI.I Jlalzagrr 0 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE ll..'?Jg'4.9siI3. fE,.YgYa.QQQ'h.i'JPfffffm Cuii-i.iii lloinxass Resume of 1933 In every way the lwasehall season was a success. XVith the loss of only one conference, one state, and one out-of-state game, the Tiger team ended the season by being a champion- ship hall club. Since he had almost an entire team of vet- erans haclc and several promising freshmen, Coach Bernier was mainly concerned with conditioning his team. Results show how well he succeeded. Drexel Institute bowed to the Tigers in the opener, which was followed by two more victories before Poole, of the U. T. S., completely silenced the Tiger bats, winning a 6-l de- cision. Hampden-Sydney came back strong and defeated the University of Delaware, Medical College of Virginia, Uni- versity of Richmond, Roanoke, Bridgewater, and Randolph- Macon, winning twice from the last two. ll U mx Ili uiriiuii- Morin: Mtllixxis lhttziilnn' D 4- fiJ'JfJJ.JIfJlo1QQ111111Q ONE HUNDRED THIRTY Baseball Season Davidson came to Death Valley and bested the Tigers in a 3-Z pitchers' battle of twelve innings in the hrst game in May. The Red and Gray team swept all opposition aside until Roanoke won a 5-3 game late in the season. Eddie Mann, one of the Tiger key pitchers, turned back the Ma- roons the following day, and Douglass and Ogden hnished up the season with two 7-0 victories over Bridgewater. Humphries, Berryman, Douglass, Hardaway, and Moore led the Tigers at the bat as they amassed a total of 154 runs to the opponents' 79. In the field the work of the entire team was splendid, of true championship calibre, as shown by the fact that three titles came to Hampden-Sydney with the Tigers leading in the conference, state, and general standing. UW ,, . S. OGDEN D. OGDEN Honcsox WHITE RUE :-:.7.7777 7 777777 7 7 E.a,-c.a, ,r,.,,c77,,r,7,7777A77,777 D .7 4-J -f if - 7 4.Q'.',f' ij' wk . df -4-17 Z- Mrwss WICK ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE U. 'rf 33 4- 7 i?'f?v- :YI fl ! qfllf 1' NL 'LIY 'IEY 0- -1' , 3 -F-- f f.'e',,!,:0 'J A'Yl,:'- -,L 3'-T 'cyQ,.,'ff ,L1 .fL':'M 'wi '- Q S-'ig'-v'4.f'v UJIMII JN H,n11sp-I-'11 Fx Xlqmlv QI llzlllwp-in-11N Xpxil I ll4e11up1ls'r1-SN XVIII Q- ll.Hll1Hi4'Il5X Xpxxl N ll.1.1up4l1'x1Sx Xplxl lf: llllII1lNil'lISX Xpul 23 ll.m11w-i '11 Sx Xlvxxl li ll.lmgv-im'l15x XVIII JH ll.1mgul 11 Sx xl'l'lI if ll:a11n5nIm'1l5x XIVIII JN ll.Irn1gn'm'11?Qx Xprul Jw II.1w1--lm Sx Um J ll.mwp1lm'11 M Um 1+ lI.n11gwlf-nSx Um N H.1mg--Ivx1N Um lr ll.1mp-lm: N Xlnx 1: ll.mvgwl:'u N Um I Q ll.lm1wlr'x1N Um, 141 II.lIIIl'1!l'II5', XIJX If Il.l1l1l'llt'IISX 'NF HLJNDQFO YH4PT1'T'Nf,1 .lnvx AIIIVX wilh ull!! .lm nllll ailll Alum .lm mil!! l!Ili Ju: JIM .lm -in: .lu .lm .lm -lm .IIN ' x 'x -x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x 'x W Iwi l933 qxwl XI' 4 f ,. rf' . ' . ,- ' ','- , A. . Lv' 4 RESULTS .ll . fl ' 4 I I N ,I- ,fx . fl lm Q n -4 ,IN x x Ihfx-'I , l3l'a'X1'l . l . T. 5. . , l . T. 5, , , l HiXl'lNfIX HY IT Rllillllllil' . . , Xlwlinnl fwllvg' RIVIIIHHIIQI , . H1i1lgz'xx.lIvl' . Urhlgu-u.1t.'l' . Rdllnll vlph-Xl.au'x1 R.lmlf'l'l1 Xlzmnm I r,LlXi1lNllll , . . lQ.unIuIplnfXlmmm xIl'nlix'.II KQUIIVQQ' l uixvrxitx ev! Ri. RWLIIIIILI' . . . Rfv.lr1wLe- . l' I hll1Ql'H.lIl'I . H1i'lgvxx.lh'x . A- Q w..1fW'x' :-' A V V,., . I m,,.,. ii :,-. .X , M M Q 'W ,gf Q' bf - SAMUEL B. McL.'xL'cHLxx C11.xRx,Es S. RUFF JOHN A. VVAGCEXER Co4Caplni11.r Illanagrr ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE Coat H SMITH Quiet mannered. vet with the authority of experience. Conch H. E. Smith has horne himself during four Years at Hampden- Svdnev in a manner that commands respect of all who know him. --1 f5'3f?lQlf v- Z - 1 Resum of 1933 The Tiger cinder men were hosts to the Randolph- Macon Yellow jackets in their first meet of the season, win- ning hy the score of 71-55. Mac Gwen, with two firsts, led the Tigers, closely followed by Captain Mullens, Kellam, and Formwalt +- each with eight points. Charlie Ruff thrilled the spectators with a fine sprinting finish to win the two-mile event handily. Trekking to Guilford the following week-end, Hamp- den-Sydneyfs harriers defeated the Tar Heels, 75-51. Kel- lam, Owen, and Mullens paced the Tigers in point making, with ten, nine. and eight points respectively. The Red and ilillwlrull Ill. fuii of Ill, 11lll'll'l It IH ll: flff, fllv 444 ln.. 1' 111.111 i. IH him. fift uri' 'fl rlfimf fflnlfrlaif. Mitt loiuiiiiii Kill in Uwiw ONE HUNDRED IHIRTY-FOUR ,,..,,1,,. .. 'SWSQQQTQQ' I E TFBCIC SCBSCI1 Gray men outclassed Guilford in the track events, taking six firsts and seven second places in eight events. In the final meet of the year, Coach Smith's proteges were forced to accept a 71 2-3 - 54 1-3 defeat at the hands of the Lynchburg College traclcmen in Lynchburg. The home team outclassed Hampden-Sydney in the field events with the exception of the shot-put. The Tigers more than held their own on the Cinder path, however, to keep the meet in doubt until the final events. Mullens, Owen, and Kellam led the Tigers through a successful season under the guidance of Coach Smith. McL.xL'ci1L1x XVRIGHT WH11'EHousE SCH,-XEFFER Rurr BALLARD MORTON MCGUIRE BOWEN -,- AV-W ---- - - -A -- I ONE HUNDRED THIRTY FIVE RIY-SIR ---,-,-,.-,- , IUKIQI wx w I933 RESULTS .XPRII I: llaunlnln-I1-5x1lmx . , I.XIh',IlWI1lA: , llilIlllNl1'I1'5X llnvx .Xu-rm if R.un!wlpl1 X111-'ull . , XIH4 Il.l1l1p-lu'11'N1lln'x . , I fmllfulll. . . , ff- N.. 53. 4 , , . CO L7 RT ACTION ,,,..,.,,-........,..,,...,........,...,......,v......-,,,A.. ,.,-,..,,,A....,.Y.,.. ,.,..,...- --,. .Y ,- .. V .Lt 1...,,,,,.:Y:f,. ,-,Y ,..N ., . .. ,... ., ,,,.-.Q-------K----an-w Vvff- 1-rr'-'V-V-,-:mf ., -fwfr--Q--A-V --yr'-4--Y-f--V A -A--gvilfgl-,1-lwfggrvw 2: A -------A - 'cf-7-f--:Wf T--1 T 1, ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN IQQ4 i ' lt AJ! .L - .-fi ? ' A Xxx llXRl 4. TI-IOMAS K. YOUNG Cafzlnin l934 SCHEDULE 1 O April I.l,LI'I.'S. vs. llledical College of Virginia .... llere April 13-H.-S. vs. University of Richmond . There April IQ-H.-S. vs. Nlediczil College of Virginia There April 20-H.-S. vs. VVilliam and lX'Iz1ry . . . There April 24-H.-S. vs. University of Virginia . . There April 25-H.-S. vs. Bridgewater College . . . . Here Rlay 2-H.-S. vs. VVashington and Lee . . . There Blay 3-H.-S. vs. Virginia Nlilitary Institute There llflay 4-H.-S. vs. Roanoke Colleg3 ..... There Nlay 5-H.-S. vs. Lynchburg College . There Rlay IKW-H.-S. vs. Lynchburg College . . . . . . Here IAS we go to press, the above schedule was declared tentative. w 5 3. s 1 Q musbga. Q 7 1933 N ARSITY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY NINE fiiiiiiiiiiiiflf 1111111 ,x - WE can find no more fitting or proper conclusion to our survey of Athletics than a glimpse at the man whose infinite patience and understanding of boys has made him such an indispensible part of the Death Valley activities. To Coach Charles A. Bernier's influence may be ascribed a large measure of those characteristics that set the Hampden- Sydney men apart. His determined preaching of the doc- trine of fair-play has instilled in them a love of cleanliness that will follow them through life, not only in games, but also in their dealings with their fellows. i Ifffflffll Iffiifiiiiiiil ONE HUNDRED FORTY ff-1 ff-S f,ff'f-f V. 55, 454, , 13' fc: fs L Q O l'lllI!l'lllllI!S ..-U QJFFICERS ,ACK CLARK McCL'Rm' . . ...... .... . Prrsidcnt ALFRED LEw15 BLAKE ....... ...,. I 'iff-Prryidrnt S.xML'EL BROWN N1CLAL'ClILIN . . . Srfrufary-Trrasurrr RIEMBIERS Chi Phi Pi Knfwjvz .fffwha A. K. LEAKE j. I. ARMSTRONG P. F. ROSEXBERGER QI. C. MCCURUY Sigma Chi Krzfwjvz .-Iljvhfz C. K. ALE A. L. BLAKE J. M. SMITH VV. M. JEFFERII-IS Kzljvjvz Sigma Tlzrla Chi T. H. fi.-XRITER S. B. MCLALfc:1u.1x T. K. YOUNG J. XV. POBST ywllffll Kappa fvu XV. N. IFIUDGINS M. G. SMITH ONE HUNDRED FORTYETHREE CHI PHI 6 ' 3 ' , Q- ' Q 5 .V 4. 5 'B I I I I I F , u f'III' ' 'IIN' I-l'l IN 1 UH. III V' .UI III- KILIIII It If' 1,1 ,II I -g I . ui. 1 ' - B 5 n 5. V 3- .- I I I I XI I I I i I XX I I XI I XI , N I I I I I I I - K II I I I I I K I I I I ONE HUNDRED FOUTY FOUR MII. -' 'Jo 4' aw - f -w 5 2 S ,. EPSILON CHAPTER Eslabliyfzfd 1867 FRATRES IN URBE ROBERT KINC.AID BROCK VVILLIAM 'FXVYMAN VVILLIAMS FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1934 PAUL FRITTS ROSEXBERGER JOI-xx G.-XRRE'lA1' SHIRLEI' VVILLIAM F. SPOTSVVOOD, JR. Clary of 1935 SAMUEL JEEEERIES DORTCH OSCAR P. FITZGERALD, JR. ROBERT T. HUBARD, JR. ANDREW' KEAx LEARE HExRI' S.-XCKETT MOSBI' F. JORDAN TEMPLE JOSEPH T. TROTTER JOHN LYLE VVILLIAMS MARK BIRD VVILLIAMS HOWARD E. XVRICHT, JR. Class of 1936 MATTHEW M. ALEXANDER B. SPOTSVVOOD PRESTON JOHN BUEEIXCTOX MERRILL VVILLIAM POWELL PRICE DWIGHT F. RIVERS Class of 1937 JAMES L. BASRERVILLE VVILLIAM R. BLANDFORD JAMES D. BOISSEAU JOHN CHANDLER CURD VVILLIAM B. HEYWARD VVILLIAM S. HOPPSTETTER CARROLL VV. MCCANN THOMAS JEFFERSON NOBLE THOMAS VV. ROBERTS PAUL ROPER, JR. VVILLIAM D. TEMPLE ROORER JOHN WHITE FRED GUERRANT WILLIAMS JAMES TAYLOR WYILLIAMS 'ix ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE SIGMA CHI 1 .,,, ,..1,.1 .H Umm: Iulzfl-113, JJ Illhfmt lflllnlli Ih. Xl.: .umm --I NIIIIIJ 1 hi NUM! 111.11111 ilu Nigum lhi liullrrin lfffnrn, Iillll' Jlll' lllil fnvlif lfffiul Xvlliln Klux 1.1! ,Nrrlv XX M-I--411 Kun l X--' XI- Fum- XX nw, Xx Xvvmf' ln- ,Iwwi nv ,vpn ur xr, lm lv'-1 v www- li u, -ny 1, M IH, 1., I Xl lun. , 1 ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX V- ,7 ...-'. 2' ,-T55 31151 Q .. - .sae-. z.',4..,,:S.-- w 5 l , - xh- A f' Q- -pvrin-Ai...af.nQn.Qu5F -' V3.3-,'ii'11i'tvsSs xx SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER Esialwlislz .f'l i 1S7.?,' R 4'-1' siablisl 1f'L 1 1931 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DEXISON NIALIRICE ALLAN AVA LTER IIERM AN BELL LAWRENCE CIERALIJ NELSON FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Clays of IQ-2.1 HOWARD CLINTON CODES JAMES MILLER SMITII, JR. AVALTER EDWARD VEST, JR. VVOODROVS' WILSON VVILRERSON LEWIS QLIXRLES YOWELL Class of 1935 VLAREXCE INLLEIN ALE JOHN LSR.-XXVILLE CRAVVI-'ORD EDWARD A. PATNE Clam' 'NVILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG LOREN LINDSAY COCKRELL PRESTON BOOKER HL7XIJL.EX' DANIEL EDWARD JENKINS EUGENE HARBOUR PENDLETON L. HR,XDIfflRD VVATERS JAMES GOODRICII VVATSON of1Qj6 CLARENCE DANIEL SIIELELRNE JAMES EDWARD STEWART FREDERICK SAUNDERS IXINDER, J ROLAND BAIRD VVEBB Class of 1937 JOHN S. BISI-IOP JOIAIN A. ILOVVMAN, JR. HENRY NOIlX1EX'l CUSTIS XVILLIAM H. GII,BER'1' WILLIAM R. JONES RODIERT A. LOVING XVILLI.-XM D. IVIAYO CIIARLES U, PATTERSON, JR. JAMES B. PRICE JOIIN D. XVESTBROOK , I --SN-...S R. I 'P 9 A t. xv ' ff Y , P ' 1 1 ,, ,I ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN KAPPA SIGMA Q 5 6 S- . K I Y I U ws lluk ul , f.':,l rlf I 'qaivf-:fy f' IIVJIHII IV ,l1lll1,' N mKl'1 III' NIJ! .HN Kin-mul I Nqulnr, Mum., .nu-Y 4, G. xwm. 4 l,':,f' lm ,.v rl.. N,.Il.x 4 'E S -2' A ' 4 ' I i S fl 1' Q. 7.51 5-'A 3 o- g -T. is G- C- Q ,- 0...- x SS? 4. 6' , . ' 5 I V Y Q t . l. .f X. g X 9 X ' I I ' Y ' I 1 X I ' X A Gs' R Cx S as .. 'V ' s '-4 1 A ' , , fx H Q4 s E HUNDRED FORIY EIGHT UPSILON CHAPTER FRI-XTRIZS IN COLLIZGIU CfI1A'3' of 1934 TIIOS. llOLLINOsWOR'III QIARBER JAMES JONES NTARSIIALL, JR. Clnxx of 1935 BERNARD EARL DOTSOX JOHN RANDOLPH FERRY HOWARD MALCOLM OVVEN PLEASANT LARLS RELD, JR. RORI. FRANCIS HL I'cI-IESON, JR. VIQHEODIQRIC ERASMUS ROBER'I's,JR. EvERE'I I' MANIAGLIE OWEN FRED SMITH TOWER THOMAS K. YOLNO, JR. Clan of 1956 VVILLI.-XM SVVAX FORMWALI' 17.-XVII? CLARK RICE JOH N KENYON HUGH FLEICIIER SIMMS, JR. OSVVALD B. XV.-XTSOX, JR. CYIIIXS O f 1937 JOHN SAMUEL APPERSON FRANK C. BEDINGER, JR. CHARLES A. BERNIER, JR. PRESTON VV. CAMPBELL, JR. JAMES CJILLIAM CONRAD THOMAS JOSIAII DOWNS THOMAS DO'I I'IfRER EASON RYLAND FERDIX.-XND C. EBEL VERNE ARCHER FERGUSON XVILSOX B. FOSTER CHARLES JAMES CEYER JOHN PHILLIPS HARRIS FRED LEWIS IIUFEMAN JOHN SAMUEL WALDEN, III RANDOLPH XVEISIGER ONE HUNDRED FORTY-NINE PI KAPPA ALPHA l'1.'.' U I .AJ Jw I 'srl f-151 If' llulfxm IV '7. zu. 1l'1 llw Nln-IJ .lu .1 1714111--w.-I Mr'-.' U' f,'f H: lla: l,.lQ1l .mul hex l1f.f,1- 1.111111 ,lml 1 lm 1111111 lwtdl lnlx --1 Ill- X.1Hm 1- Iww, s UMM X.X ww Uvw- Nil: l ww! Il . - 11 1 r V lx. xv ry . r 'rg ll-4 L, 5 Q 1- 1 r I ONE HUNDRED FIFYY :OTA CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE THOMAS EDWARD GII.MER FREEMAN IIANSFORD TIART FRATRES IN URBE PAUL 'TULAXE ATKINSON JOSEPII DUPLA' ECCLESTON, JR. GEORGE LUTHER XV.-XLKER FRATRES IN COLLEOIO Class of 1934 PETER CEUERRANT COSBY, JR. JACK CLARK NICCURDY Class' CHARLES PALMER ALEXANDER JOHN IRVINE ARMSTRONG J. REES TATE BOWEN ROGER LEE CIIAMELISS RICHARD EDWIN LEWIS, III Class FRANK CTR.-XYSOX BALDWIN, JR. JESSE NEWTON CLORE, JR. THAOMAS FELIX COATES, JR. JAMES LAMPI-IERE ELDER BRUCE JOI-INSTON FRANZ EDWARD OTEY POOLE FRANCIS RECORD WHITEIIOUSE of 1935 WOODROW VVILSON MACKEI' GORDON FRANK MCKIM CAMERON BOCKWAY PATCIIELL VVM. ALEXANDER SUTI-IERLAND XVILLIAM XVASI-IINOTON THOMAS of 1936 CLAIBORNE S. JONES SYDNEY S. KELLAM, JR. FRANK VVESLEY MCINTOSII HENRY COOK REED GEORGE R. ROSENBAUM JAMES ARTHUR TIIWEATT Clan of 1937 LANDON C. BELL, JR. JOHN IRVINO COULBURX VVARD HARSHEAROER, II GEORGE BILTON LAWSON, JR. .1..,-Q-.Aff-L-I--.2-5-M -A .1.- .-- T-T. . -. A-. - --.,c:,,-Er..-...........-..-...-.,..,. -... ....6....i -p1,u:::r,1T-iff:-xe ::4r : .-r:::',: :rf Q-1 1.4:-.434-..:.:,::S..1...,..--. .: ,-f -5.Tjf.Ql2f11.fT' K QQETTC V .nf - .- ALEXANDER P. MITCHELL OSCAR L. SIIEWMAKE, JR, ASA DUPOY VVATRINS, JR. JACOB W. VVILLIAMSON, JR. ,I ,N 1 ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE KAPPA ALPHA ffu1U.L,f nl ll .1-'1f1,1.'-11 1m.l lf, 1111.11 ujy, ljlh flflhmzffffmll k.npp.s Uphn v.. 1 Q- I.mllu.ll N-,uf rn.f.:n lh. xlmi.nI :- Xlwwlugx-I lffzhf. lviuw-an .ami llld QIHIA ,CHI I- xl.I:lUvH.l .HHJ Rrn R--1 X ra 2 '- u:z,m,. u:H....1.,1n 5 1 !v..,,v,,u, nz X 1, - ll.lx llwlw Hxi. lb Q-I W f ,v.w '-I - ll-J-I-rw Iluvug u LNN I-fn vu , L -u XL eplx IIN.. l..,-'..v, I.-www. 'N' r CII lf IU-frh s OHF HUNDRED FIFTYTWO dw Q.. cu. 2 in ..., .. . . . mn-LLL.-f.. .L- ,L . L., E Y ALPHA TAU CHAPTER Em11,1ifffff1 1599 FRATER IN FAC L'LT.-ATE HERMEXN EDWARD SMITH FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of1934 ALFRED LEWIS BLAKE, JR. EDWIN EDMUNDS BOLTLDIX ROBERT T. BRUMFIELD FRANK THOMAS H RAY SMITH CAMPBELL fl.-XRRETT GIDEON GOOCH JACK .ADKIXS CSR.-XY AXCOCK Clan of 1955 JOHN O'l'I'0 BOYD, JR. JAMES WOOD BOULDIN CLARENCE CAMPBELL, JR. XVILLIAM E. ID,-XUCHTREY ASBLIRI' N. HODGSOX, JR. THOMAS J. HOLDEN, JR. TPIOMAS J. IIUMPIIRIES VVILLIAM M, JEFFERIES ROTSTON JESTER, III FLOYD DAX'IS MERREY 'IQRICC MOSRI' PHLEGAR XV.-XLTER EDVVARD ROGERS K EA RIPOTT STON E Chu: of 1936 ARTHUR LETCHER JONES EBBERT ASHBX' JONES, JR. GREENE HOVVARD LAWSON CHARLES VVARNER LEMON OBIE LEWIS ROACH, JR. XVILL.-XRD M ERLE SHOWALTER HORACE PALMER JONES , Class of 1937 ALLEN EIOVVARD BOULDIN JOHN FRANK CHAMBERS VVALTER SCO'lT IRBY XNILLIAM B. JONES D.-IRNEY HENLEI' S.-XXDIDCE XVILLIAM JORDAN STEED XVILLIAM C. VFHOMPSON VVILLIAM rI'HERIT 'INOWLES FRANCIS LEIGH ORG.-AIN VVILLIAM RUSH VVHITMAN ' I I ' . X FHOS. CLNNINGHANI VILKINSDN ESM! L13 I Liv, ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE he Tr-:ETA cl-H ,L 'Y l .' 13 X-1 Izszf-rx lv, 4 ff' V, IV- R rl ' I 1' RF: ,vu P , . .,, 1. 9 D- i 1 G5 I . 'Q in ' s. I I xx '- xx 5, 5' f JI PHNWUFD FIFTY FOUR Di' 9' I f f in Q i 1 or K x Q L 2' Y A x eipiiljll, I .C . .--' , NU CHAPTER FR.-ITRES IN FACLTLTATE FRANCIS GIIIGO JAMES IIEXRI' CURRY XVIxS'1'ox FRATRIZS IN COLLEGIO Clays SAAICEL Ii. MCLAIgCIILIx Joux XVILLIAMS POBST Class PA CL INIILTON LA x'I'z Clzzxs JAMES GARXEII' BRUCE ARTHUR EGBERT 'CARVER Joux HOLT EAST Clam ROBERT JAC:-1 BRUCE JAMES M. DAVIDSOX, JR. :XLEXA XDER HRAxCI-I DICKINSON M. BLAIR DICKINSON VVILLIAM BAKER F.-XRRAR, JR. JOHN CHARLES HILLS, JR. JDIIN MARSHALL LEWIS, JR, of 1934 SAMUEL XVORIII PRICE, JR. EDWARD V. SIEGEL, JR. fff 14135 MAxwELL BRUCE XVHITLOCK of 1936 DIBRISLL CARLETON NIAYES GEORGE RICHARDSDX, III Sporswoon DDLCLAS STODD.-XRD 0f1937 G. JENOS MONTGOMERY' LLOYD FICH Moss CHANDLER NOBLIN XV. H. T. SQUIRIES, JR. I. WEBB SURRATT OTIS R. THORXHILL, JR. JAMES A. XVI-IITLOCK - Y -' --Q- ' T322 , , . .....s. -. 1131 - 4-343,-Aj' 5.-345 fr,- ff- SE 1- dawn N., ,-., 4,1 . , .-,K 'Qi-.. I wk, gg. -ifw, - .M-,, I, ug, --,rf wg: 'M-f --'- ,mi wzfq- '-wry Xp K.,-L, X.: '.v '-I9 ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE THETA KAPPA NU I-.nf:.l,,J .11 HHN! lwumv, lui, Ill-1.1: 'l !:llJ Ill: Hur.: XIXXN N 'III llnmf! llnvulwllmulu lbw: Xlgnvnl, x.llvlx, .mmf l Iillbllll Im: I XYIUI1 Rm- 0 l,,- v Il,gN , rwv w mv. , uw li ,V xl... v Nw M- I- -ww l -, 1, Xl VY, I.w- I-,v ' H 1 X V A , ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX VIRGINIA BETA CHA TER Esrablisl fI-L 1 1926 FRATER IN FACULTATE DAVID COOPER VVILSON FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1934 RAYMOND HOUSTON BOWYER SCOTT CRAVVFORD WM. FRANKLIN FALLWELL, JR. MARSHALL BOOKER HOPKINS Clary of 193 DON PYLE BAGWELL ROBERT DONALD CARSON, JR. VVALLACE NALLE HUDGINS JOHN TANXER KINNIER, III MERLE GORDON SMITH THOMAS REAMER WVALLACIZ 5 GEORGE MORRIS MCGLIIKE FRANCIS AUGUST SCHAEFFER Clnsx of 1936 THOMAS MCM. AARMISTE,-XD, J RANDOLPH SCOTT GARDNER STUART HALL BARRELL, JR. RAY CLARK MONTGOMERY JOHN MILTON DARLING, JR. VVILLI.-XM JAMES RUE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, IV RICHARD BEVILLE TUNSTALL Class of IQ537 FREDERICK DANIEL FRASCII -IUIJSON KERR MAPP JOHN HANDT HALL GEORGE XVILLIAM EIHACKER AR'I'I11L7R EDWARD JONES EDVVARD DANIEL XVILLIAMS 'WALTER DICKINSON XVOODVVA RD I .J-lf. v ' , I ,f f N 1-z ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN l.i1Q1iiQ1QQQ'lJJllllflf SIGMA UPSILON 1l,ilc-lzlrx Ifrsnrrnilxl l'nuu.l1.l ul l'Iu1.l.'rlnll l'r111'rI.lily, muh SPI I I N X L'II.AXl I'I-fR l:.ll41l1l1.1fn.l lull: l.'nlf,u' lhrl. lynru .unI ul.l I.-:III llniavrj fha' -lmnluil IIIIILIRS Imax hxxsuxn Nnuuu . . . . . I , . . . I'rrsi.Irnl Iuxul- R. IYFIIIIIIIIINI . . , , , . ln.-I'nxi.lful XVIII ul Nu xr Ill :mx-, . . MI1.fury-'l'rm.1unr' I-'R wk:-s IN Ifxu l.'r YI 1. Ihxn-Hx Nlusuu .XII xx Wu nu llumxx Ihll l.uuuxIl QIIKXIII N11-mx Rmukn QQ III XII Iuuuxx Ilxx-mom Ilx-an XYIIIIXXI II. XYIIIIIM., jk. l'.R.X'l'RI s IY L'm.l.1.cm Rnlllkl Im RNIIIX Ill num lmlx I xxxlx KIXXIIK .lmlx lQXRRlII SIIIRIIX Wu: un Nunn Ilnnmx- Wmmwm Wu-M Nlumu Iwcxxux R XYnmn--1-I III xxx Sum nv Nl-.Nm fllfflffflfloxisissssss one Hunoneo rmv-snc.H1 L -V --4------f--WW -- Liiiiiiiliiffffflflllll TAU KAPPA ALPHA Q Forensic Fraternityj 5 Founded at Butler Collcgr, 1908 l HAIXIPDEN-SYDNEY CHAPTER Esmblishad 1923 Colors: Light and Dark Purple Ofjffial PllbliL'Hfi0ll.' The Speaker OFFICERS JOHN IRv1xE ARMSTRONG .... ...... .,...... . P residcnl ROYSTON IESTISR, III ...... . . . , . Vifc-Prvxidant MCDONALD PYLE BAOWELL . . . . Srrrmzry-Treasnrm' MEMBERS FRATRES IN FACULTATE DEXISON MAURICE IALLAN FREEMAN PIANSFORD HART FRATIIES IN COLLEGIO JOHN IRVINE ARMSTROXG ROYSTON JESTER, III MCDOXALO PYLE BAGVVELL RAY CLARK MONTGOMERY 1111111 ffffsissssssssfxi CNE Huumzso FIFTY-NINE J lflllffn OMICRON DELTA KAPPA lllllllllf 5ll1'll'lX' If-ull.lf.l ul llllffsnmlfuz un.l lf. l niswruly. lull l..XXl lll LX Cl Rk'l.l'f l11Inlflul1,.I ll1.'l U: run us XXIIIIXXI I. M-ffl-xwuxu . . . . . , . .. I'1,'u.l,n1 lm-uv Il. lfuunx , . . , . l'iu-l'n1i.lnlI l'v nu lf. tw-In . . . Y..rlllzry-Tuusalrrl Xl:-mum l R vlan. IN lfxcl I.'l XTIL Ihxwvx Nix' vm: Ax' xx XYuln:llluuxxlir1: Sunni Nlxwx Run lunx ll. Q. Iixmzx inuur- .X. lirxxnu Hun tum-nu Xhxsnx llP'll'll 171 rm l'l.I.lI'IUN 1-K XTRLS IN L Rllli Ilxuu l'. Ihmmk R:-mm Kxxfxun lixmx hunks.: l.l mln XX'xlL.HL l-'R XTRl'S IN L'm.l.n-'ram .llPHX lmxv. .Xxu-ummm. llllirkllx ll. l-wma 5XXllll lixmxx Nlkl.Xll.lIl.lX .Xl nun llnux lil xm, Qlx. 'I wmv -lumwx Ill xuwmzr- XYIIIIXXI IA. Sr-vlfxmmr, -lx. l'l IIR lil rkxxxl U-Nlzx, -lu. -lux V1 wx MAX um lumix- Ku Yun xc, ju. ' , --f .. , , Y I 'P'1fp 4 f',1C'E 4 'J fllosssssssssvl one Huunnzo s1x1v L XX I'R CHI BETA PHI 4 Scientific Fratcrniryh Fnundrd at RIIIIKIIOIIMI-IIIt1t'0lZ Collryf, 1916 GAMMA CHAPTER Estalflhvlmi 19.21 Offvizzl PllblIl'tlIi0ll.' The Record ' ARRLIN I:AI.IAVl5I.I., JR. ........ ' ...... . ,... . Pf'.'.viIlf1zt JACK C. MCCURDY ,... .....,. I 'in'-l11'rsiI1n1t T1f1OMAs H. f3.XRl'SER . . . Corrrsponding Srwvlary JOHN XV. POBST . . ..,. Trrasurn' JAMES NI. SMITH . . . , Rrfordilzg SL'Cl'L'fl1I'-1' DENISON IN1AURICIi ALLAX Joux H. CPIAMDERLYR BAGEY A. HULL RAPPERSOX, JR. THOMAS IARM,-XT, JR. ALLEX M. BARNWELL RAY S. CAMPBELL CECIL VIRGIL COOK XV. FRAxRL1x FAI.I..VVELL, JR. THOMAS H. QT.-XRBER FR.-XTRES IN FACULTATE XVILLIANI JOE FRIERSOX Til-IOMAS EDXY.-XRD GILMER FR.-XTRES IN COLLEGIO XVILLIAM M. JEFFERIES JACK C. INTCCURDY HEXRY S. NIOSBY R. SPENCER MLTLLIX JOHN VVILLIAMS PODST PAUL F. ROSEXBERGER P. LAKES REED, III H1x'1'Ox BAXTER OVERCASII JAMES H. C. XVINSTOX JAMES M. SMVIH F. JORDAN TEMPLE FRED S. VTOVVER XV.-XLTER E. VEST C. EDWARD XXVIIITE FRAxc1S R. XVI-II'I'EHOL'5li JOHX B. WOODWORTH 45- IWW ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE mliiiiiiiiiiilfl11111114 I3 .' - EPSILON CHI EPSILON 4NI4:mlrrn l..lll:llZlll1' l'r.lIrrnllxl luumlfnl nl llumfrl ll-.Nyzlrlry lfullfyfr, IUJS ffl-'l lL'IiRS .Munn Inu- lil un. ju. .... . . . ....... . Prrxidrnl Rmzuu l'mu Manx Ill num, jx. , , . . . . l'i1r-I'rr:i.l:r1l Alunx lull, Wnnmunun . . , S.1rrlury-Trraxurrr I-'R x'rlu.s IN l'..XL'l l.'l'.YI'l: l'mm xs lilm ,um lilmlxfn l'iR.YI'Rl?S IN L'm.l.lacm Annum Lum, lil un-, jk. Rum. 'llaulumx IILn.uu:, jx. bl. Suu rx. Iimucu Munn linux Wuums 'Imax liru. Wnunmowrn a 5 Y 4 21 I ',,,,m, ONE HUNDRED slxw-Iwo L 5, p.-- V . - nf sq I ....... 'ix - A - - ,A -A - , 5 Eff M. . -' ffl Q ' , tg FR.-KTERNITY SNAPS if-fr-1-r-: va-rr--,-, NHL f,r 4' 1 ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE ' a ', 2 ATU! 0 'l -g! .?'5f' 4' 4 'A T'f '1 1 .05 19, ,wld .. ' . I' 'S P. , 2 Q ilu ' ' 9 Z! In NAL. ' 13 ' s f vlltf, 2 U. - -5 - 113 I 5 -:lf Q ' eu fsiz , - . J Q f ' ' 2 ' 3 f f S 4 1' W l 0 1 1-C- -f 'F af n 1 7 1 0 1 .5 4 ,,,,,.-1-rnv' ,..nnIl I4 L ---A- ..,-A,F , kwa YWY7 v, ,, I 1 ! w -I Y W i Y 1 V .ix Y ' 'L 1 L ' ' ' 1 23. .V - yt! 5, f , P, f ,, T ,ff J ZA J, 'gh ,ff ,L rf , I i M I ' llllIl'I!S 0 A , W 1 V. iY 1 gi 1 LQ' O o .Po O a 1 .'Q ALhl NORMAN ROCKWELL 24 Lord Kifchner Road NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK December 8, 1933 Mr. John G. Shirley, Hampden-Sydney College, Hamyden-Sydney, Virginia. Dear Mr. Shirley: The photos arrived. Fve judged several similar contests lately and I want to say that these are the best I have seen. Of course, it is very difficult to judge from photos as very often the girls themselves are far different-sometimes the most beautiful photographs the most poorly, but I have done my best and I hope the choice will be approved. I have marked the numbers in green crayon on the backs of the picture. I certainly Wish you the best of luck in your job as editor this year. Sincerely, flfldfwo ornzcm ockweffs Better .jfiss gfefezz .Bosweff .Miss .Mary Qecme .jiiss .jiflfqfllfll Qnsf .Miss .Mary Sfzeffo iA ,FL I vi AA J lx ,Hai .1 A ,1-IT:-' , . ,'-rffffi-E33 I JY' 5.1 WF r QD! EL Ui JW: i gjzmifiar ,CELC65 60257 Scenes ELS S6612 CCVZFQI jay lg-4 Q 4 . , 2. -. if' 5 r xx 'J-JR ,fb I T' I ,, v eff' nf ., VJ V'f l vs X . . 9 vig - .nn -.1 N A 0 I ' Q 11111 33' 'H E , , ' r- . I . .i . B., 7 14, ? 5 . xv 'V fe '35---In 1 and f 13. 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