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

 - Class of 1948

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Ollfefl tif EULLESE CLASSES UHGANTZATIUNS EHATEHNTTTES EEATUHES ATHLETICS ' . l MORRIS HENRY BITTINGER jo mr. Worrid .Henry Mffinger . . To a man who is always ready to lend a helping hand, who performs unheralded his vital duties to the students and to the administration of his alma mater, we dedicate this The Nineteen Forty-eight Kaleidoscope to Mr. Morris Henry Hittinger, who has given to us his undying support and loyalty as a professor, roach, Christian gentleman, and friend. 1 V l I l t i l l 2 I l I EDICATIUN CULLEEE HAMDUVN' CVDNEY HJ TCE 'LNEI 'N ': SY UJNTNS EEG-if E IYZZLAWATSIN FF v'4Cl'ENiiNCi ISI Nl'-'if :Qi .Q-'1 -.UPIEN IN' iLIllNfN SYCNEV Unk S- 9A'i3'S ' NLE EHLCN' WTI El HC :V WE a.l.E .K L EEG Pffixfn HSV' .NI I'.'iS z H3531 NERE is 'V-5 ras' 1 :rg 2 'msviis Dffsxsfn' nw.. au -Est- -uarusw. rf : vivrsf. 3' 2.1: l. LEICWI EILCU Z'-IL 15' '.' .55 -' 5 va N-V 1-Q . x.. -5-Q... DR. EDGAR GRAHAM GAMMON A.s., a.D., D.D. Presideni of 'llwe College - A.B., Hampden-Sydney College, 1905, B.D,, Union Theological Seminary, Virginia, l9llg D.D., Hampden Sydney College, 1920, Presenf posilion since I939. 1 fu ,xl ul. .Al Wedaage , rom flue refiiclenf The closing of a session is marked by mingled emofions. There is fhe prospecl of a vacafion from fhe arduous dufies of 'reaching and being faughfg fhe plans for lhe summer: fhe fhoughfs of home and friends. For fhose whose educafion is nol' yel' complefed fhe lasf day means mainly joy. The group mosf inferesfed af fhe end of fhe year are fhose who graduafe. ,For flrem if is fhe end of af leasl' a chapfer in fheir educafion-fhe day for which fhey have looked forward for four long years. lf should be and is one of 'ihe big days of lheir lives. Buf fhe day of graduafion is nor enfirely one of happiness. Though fhe race has been complefed, fhe vicfory won and 'rhe congrafulafions of family and friends received, 'rhere is a haunfing nole of sadness. Leaving fhe familiar scenes, fhe sfudenfs and all fhaf goes 'fo make up college life is nof wifhouf ifs pang. The mosf carefree days of life are gone. Responsibilify af lasf becomes a realify. The call for good men was never clearer. The need for educafed men reinforced by 'lhe Chrisfian fradifion never more urgenf. We are sfill living in a grand and awful fime. Whefher you go info your careers immediafely or on fo graduale work, your years af Hampden-Sydney have equipped you 'lo make a iusr confri- bufion fo fhe needs of your day. .Give if wifh all fhaf you have. Hampden-Sydney is nof 'rhrough wifh you. She will fellow you ali fhe days of your life wifh inferesf and affecfion. She will welcome your relurn whenever fhe opporfunify presenls ifself. Goodbye and besl' wishes. EDGAR G. GAMMON mf-G' H SX9llflflllll.7.-'. ' if 'j -fb VE I Q' Eg e '-.. ,, TJNHXQWG I 4 l 1 iivioimi' 5 '- - Y - ' fu- .Faw- , Ka , -. uL4..in..v'-H ,AON .xdclminidfrafion PAUL TULANE ATKINSON A.B. Treasurer of 'II'1e College Bb DAVID COOPER WILSON A.B., A.M., Ph,D. Dean of Ihe College vi fl? af' . ., ,ge ,Mm Q3 - A we 30611 JAMES H. CURRY WINSTON A.a., B.S,, Ph.D. Professor of Chemislry and Geology Thela Chi and Chi Bela Phi JAMES BUCKNER MASSEY A.B, 8,D., D.D., LL.D. Professor of Bible H l NTON BAXTER OVERCASH B S., MA. Professor of Biology Chi Bela Phi SAMUEL MACON REED A.B., M A. Professor of Malhemalics Phi Delfa Thefa, Omicron Delia Kappa DENISON MAURICE ALLAN Aa., AM., Ph,D. Professor of Philosphy and Psychology Sigma Chi, Omicron Della Kappa, Chi Bela Phi, Sigma Upsilon, Tau Kappa Alpha DAVID COOPER WILSON A.B,, A.M., Ph,D. Professor of Greek Lambda Chi Alpha, Omicron Della Kappa ROBERT CEClL BEALE B.A., M.A., Ph.D. A Professor of English Sigma Upsilon, Pi Della Epsilon, Tau Kappa Alpha THOMAS EDWARD GILMER B.S,, M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics Omicron Della Kappa SRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON B,A., A.M., Ph.D. Waller Blair Professor of Latin Kappa Sigma, Sigma Upsilon, Efa Sigma Phi, Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Pi Rho FRANCIS GHIGO B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of French and Spanish Thefa Chi, Omicron Della Kappa, Sigma Upsilon Pi Kappa Alpha, Phi Bela Kappa, Chi Bela Phi, 'lg nu I .. 'pv- fnrf 77: 15. sh, .-4, vs: rr flu we jacuffg MORRIS HENRY BITTINGER A.B., MA, Professor of History, Economics and Government Theta Chi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha CARL JAMES LIKES 8.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Sigma Xi, Alpha Chi Sigma, Chi Beta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa EMMET ROACH ELLIOTT B.S., MA., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Xi, Chi Beta Phi, Pi Mu Epsilon DAVID ROBERT REVELY s.A., M.A, Assistant Professor of Education, English and Mathematics Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa CHARLES FERGUSON McRAE A.B., B.D,, Th.M, Assistant Professor of Bible Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa PAUL LIVINGSTON GRIER B.A., 8.5. in L,Sc. Librarian Sigma Upsilon WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History Delta Upsilon, Sigma Upsilon THOMAS EDWARD CRAWLEY B.A. Instructor in English Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Upsilon ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE A.B., MAA. , Instructor in German and French Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT THURSTON HUBBARD, JR. . B.A., B.L. Instructor in English Chi Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Upsilon, Phi Delta Phi slit. 17 2 CLC!!! ALBERT JOSEPH BUCHINSKY B.S.. Coach of Foolball and Track Lambda Chi Alpha, Omicron Della Kappa ADDISON DABNEY CAMPBELL B,S., M.S. lnsfrucror in Physics and Mafhemalics Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Pi Sigma, Chi Bela Alpha Psi Omega HENRY EDGAR McCON E B.A., M.A. Assisianf Professor of History JON ERMON MURRY A.B., B,D. lnslrucior in Bible Phi Mu Alpha, Sigma Della Pi GEORGE SMITH PROCTOR Director of Afhleiics LEE WI NFREE RYAN B.S., M.S., Ph..D. Professor of Romanfic Languages MORGAN JOHN TILLER B.A. Coach in Foofball BEVERLEY CALVIN BASS B.A., M.A. Temporary lnsfruclor in Chemisfry IRVINE CABELL WATKINS B.S., M.S. Insfruclor in Chemistry Kappa Sigma 1 oarc! of jrurifeed CHARLES A. BLANTON, M.D. W. G. DUNNINGTON A. F. PATTON ROBERT S. BRENAMAN FRED N. HARRISON WILLIAM T. REED, JR. JUDGE A. C. BUCHANAN ROBERT T. HUBARD C. B. ROBERTSON A. B. CARRINGTON, JR. FRANK S. JOHNS, M.D. W. H. T. SOUIRES, D.D. LEWIS G. CHEWNING E. E. JONES H. B. STONE, M.D. DONALD L, CORK BENJAMIN R. LACY, JR., D.D. E. T. THOMPSON, D.D. J. M. CROCKETT LEWIS 6. LARUS E. T. WELLFORD, D.D. J. W. DUNNINGTON J. L. MacMILLAN J. WARREN WHITE, M.D. EDGAR G. GAMMON, D.D. DR. RAY A. MOORE MISS DELIA E. BROCK MRS. JENEVIEVE RHODES A.B., M.D. C.T.N. R.N. College Physician Superiniendenf Assisfani Superiniendenf I my , MISS ANNA P. DICKHOFF MISS JEAN MASSEY MISS BETTY PROCTOR MRS. IMOGENE W. TUNSTALL Secrefary fo Ihe Treasurer Secreiary Io Ihe Dean Secreiary fo fhe Dean Secrefary Io The Presidenf ' -- -..-. f 4. :Q- L d f',. ' Y .- ,,, . , W -' I I 4 ' L' V' Q- ian-A53 X62 , 4 ?2sgjQvQ1f6q.f:E11gaa ' Q2:.1?zis?.if.14S?i1 MRS. PAULETT CLARK HERMAN L. DUNCAN Assisfanf Librarian Superintendent of Buildings CLASSES icerd 0 ,ri f fha FRANK FLETCHER RENNIE, III Presideni' ARTHUR HUBBARD STEVENS, JR. ' Vice-Presideni' ROY WILLIAM KNOPP Secrefary and Treasurer I enior GEORGE BALES . . GEORGE KOSTEL . JOHN CUNNINGHAM TINSLEY MACK . . add MACQWS . . Presidenf . . Vice-Presidenf . . Secrefary and Treasurer . . Hisforian Bales, Kosfel, Cunningham, and Mack. 23 inefeen jorfg-eighf Jgafei odcolae GEORGE MCGAUGHEY BALES FRANK STODDERT BLANTON .?l. . MARVIN CARLISLE BOWLING. JR. LEWIS EDWIN HARVIE BRANDON A 24 xg: My . .f- ,, ww ff-.- , ---,. A C., X ,.. 1 ,E . -E I C-D CID F11 I-71 2 bi 3:4 :E cf: Z c-I1 M 1119111 xxnwkg All fp 1 ' I if f., isis f5'v, 551523 ' q ' ff I 3 'A 1 f -' I I Fin fir IU if y'2N J, N K-D X? N A ffl ig'f 'Sf' IAM ff! fllllll W Huh lhvlx I ll III1 GEORGE McGAUGHEY BALES CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA EX, ILXK Daskelball Il, Z, 3, 41 Caplain I41: Traclr II, 2, 3, 413 Tennis I3, 41: Monogram Club II, 2, 3, 41 Presi- denr I41y Vice-Presidenl Sophomore Class I21: Vice-Presidenl Junior Class 131: Presidenl Senior Class I-41: Sruclenr Assembly I31: German Club I3. 413 Who's Who in American Colleges and Llniversilies I41g lnrramural Council I41g Glee Club Il, 21. FRANK STODDERT BLANTON FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA . V . . lx-, Hllx, X842 HAI-I, .VI'!2 Presidenf Pan-Hellenic Council I417 Member ol Pan-I-Iellenic Council I3, 41: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiries I41g W. I-I, Whiling, Jr. Scholarship Sociely I41: Business Manager of Ihe Tiger I2. 31: Sruclenl' Publi I' B cl ' ' i ' V ca ion oar IZ, 31. Treasurer Sludenl Coordinaring Commillee I41: Sludenr Council I21: Freshman Foolball III: German Club Il, 2, 3, 41: Jongleurs II, 2, 3, 41: Vicea Presiclenl' Kappa Sigma I41p Presidenr Alpha Psi Omega I3, 41. MARVIN CARLISLE BOWLING, JR. BURKEVILLE, VIRGINIA KA, HDI' Freshman Fcafball II1L Sludenl Assembly II1y Germ Council I3, 41. an Club I2, 3, 413 Baseball I2, 311 Pan-I-lellenic LEWIS EDWIN HARVIE BRANDON DANVILLE, VIRGINIA HK.-X, 712 German Club Il, 2, 3, 411: Sludenl Assembly I31: Kaleidoscope HAMPUEN-SYDNEY CULLEGE inefeen jorfg - eigAf .jgafeicloficolae PAGE MICHAUX BULLOCK JOHN EDWIN CANN , GEORGE PHILIP CHEATHAM GEORGE LONG COOPER, JR. ,CY 71. X 26 up In . ,- Q, ' f.- i n-'rfb s 2 1 . , , X2 ,f 14' pw Tx - THE f I 5 N '3l q X-was -I 'JJHN 'TL x SENIUH X X cilss R N N 4 Pk I I X X I ix rim Wfdmll PAGE MICHAUX BULLOCK SWARTHMORE, PENNSYLVANIA X-1, Foofball III: Glee Club III: Baslcelball III: Tiger II, ZI: Pan-Hellenic Council I4I: Sludenl Assembly I3I: German Club IfI,2, 3.41. JOHN EDWIN CANN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FOX, HDI' Track III: Tiger III: Glee Cu I b I2, 3, 4I: Radio Club I2, 3, 4I, Vice Presiclenf Presidenr I4Ig Pan- I-Iellenic Council I4Ig Code Insiruclor, Physics 8 GEORGE PHILIP C CREWE, VIRGINIA HEATHAM KX German Club II, 3, 4I7 Tiger III: Traclf ' III, V-I2 Swing Band GEORGE LONG COOPER, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA IIKA, ruli Pesiclenl Sophomore Class IZI: V.C, I2, 3I: Sludewl Council IZI: Treasurer German Club IZI1 Vice- sideni' I4I: Foorball I2Ig Monogram Club I2, 4I: J. V. Baslcefball 121: Presidenf Pi K IZI, Vice-Presidenl' I4I: Pan-I-Iellenic Council f2l: Who's Who in A ' I4Ig Sfudenl Acfivilies C ' appa Alpha merican Colleges and Universifies ommullee IZ, 4Ig Freshman Counselor HAMPUEN-SY IINEY EULLEGE inefeen jorfg- eigAf Jgafei oricolae CLAIBORNE WATKINS CRADDOCK BEN LAKE CRITZER THOMAS FRANKLIN CROWDER JOHN ROOD CUNNINGHAM, JR. J-S VL 28 N .ni ' - 2,- Q-'v,., C5 W I ' X2 f fi' Px- T ' Q-'I ' gh.-N257 5 . .. yi' 'x -If: L S E III I II II A 'ff T IIIIIIIIIIIIN CLAIBORNE WA TKINS CRADDOCK LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA CIUL: ITKA a er German Ed'Icr AssisIanf Tennis Man g . ' ' is+orian, Junior Class Sfaif I2 3I: KaIeidoscope III: Feafure I SI' d bly I2, 4I1 Pan-I'IeIIenic ConnciI I3I, I-I Tiger . II, 3I: u enf Assam BEN LAKE CRITZER IVULASKI4 VIRGINIA I--x, xim- Foatball III: GIQB CIub IZ3 1Iq6erman CIuI:J THOMAS FRANKLIN CROWDER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K.-X, 75 German CIub II, 2, 3, 4I: Pan-I'-IeIIenic Council Presidenf I3I: Sfudenf Coordinafng Comm fee I4Ig Presidenf Kappa Alpha I3, 4I. JOHN ROOD CUNNINGHAM, JR. DAVIDSON. NORTH CAROLINA HX, XI!-I' Thefa Chi I-II: Secre Manager I3I: Secrefary R aaa cm, I-II. Sfudenf Endowmenf Campaign idenf, Chi Befa Phi I4Ig a Navy V-I2 Uni? II, 2IZ Iary-Treasurer, Senior CIass I4I.1 Vice-Pres HIMPUEN-SYDNEY EULLEGE inefeen orfy-ei9AfJ5a!ei odcoioe JAMES MANSON DUGGER THOMAS WINFIELD FOLEY 1 THOMAS EDWARD GILMER, JR. BURR RICHARDS GLASCOCK, JR. Ik Arfzx 30 GI Assisfanf Baseball Mana eeC Xxx in - . 1 ' sx N Wa ' Q-v,.. , 5 A ga- gf s un. I XV' I j SNX - IW ,- YT - 5 , N Db fl je, , 5' ,, 4 I 5 CI: F11 ju 9-Q 'Jr' I :EI cf: Z rl-.1 CID i MINI xuuws IR, ES -1, Eiakieiix Qhq U ! Q 1. 1 uh f f 1 14 Z ':fQf,i, . I .2 4 flfmb' MIIIIIIIIIIIIQ JAMES MANSON DUGGER FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA KE THOMAS WINFIELD FOLEY f MT. CLINTON, VIRGINIA IbII 24I'SCACabinefII,2,4I:JongIeursfI,4I. u...... THOMAS EDWARD GILMER, JR. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VIRGINIA HK.-L KIND Sfudenf CouncII I4I: PresIden+, CH Befa Phi BURR RICHARDS GLASCOCK, JR. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA GX, Hifi? 1 erman CIub 3 : PresIdenI' TI1e+a Chi I4-Ig Sfudenf AssembIy AIferna're Qef I2I G C I I4I AMPUEN-SYDNEY EULLEGE 31 I inefeen jorfg-eiglzf Jga ei odcolo HARRY VINCENT HAGA, JR. GEORGE GRAY HENLEY gm -ni N . 1 ' S i ' , I f ' I 4. I . , . ' V ,, njg-f v 4' : ,X u. . -px amz. ' ' 2 . I - ' IJ: '1' ..: :sf ' ' X ,ef . 5 . - 3:'sf.gx.' ,J E V. Q- 5 Yxtlicq . I is I -I , X Z ' '44, Isa. 'Q , 5 , K , . gg 3: t 559 157. t , ,,,,- Q I 11. I 3' 'M ' ua- :f Y nw f - , ,, , fi - ' X f4-mm MI... l kr n'2':?'2T,n, E , mi 'A fy -' I fb fsqff ffi I I A ,gggx-'.15f'., .J gig? -' gi-ggi.. x Q -I 'qbr I 3,-.A5iN: A 1' i .b z, , ,SSR f ' C' vi' X - Q , Y ' ' f. . -' -. I ' , N, 313, --4 9. , , A. , I wx -,.k,,.h .M , - ,Zin ,. X RICHARD WORTHINGTON HILLS HOLCOMBE HARRIS HURT, JR. 32 xv ,nu - ' f ,.- If .. vi ' - 1 fs? I 4 ' -af. af PX, X, T I'I E 24 - 3 X -5, 5 .I J 'N SENIUH X wall' NN . ' . CLASS 'N A X,-Q .495 X W -uullmyh I IIIIIIUIIIAIN ' HARRY VINCENT HAGA, JR. LYNCI-IBURi VIRGINIA Freshman Foo+I::aII J V Balm - . . . 5 eIbaII III: VarsI1y Bas ei ZI: S+uden+ CouncfI IZI' SI d ' A ' I baII I2Ig Tiger I2, 3I: Sfudenf Assembly II, ,, u enf c'v'es Ccrrm'I+ee I3I: KeIeIdosccpe I4I: German CIub II, 2, 3, 4I. GEORGE GRAY HENLEY FLINT HILL, VIRGINIA GX, HST' GIee Club II, 2, 3, 4I: VI:e Presfdenf I4I RICHARD WORTHINGTON LYNCHBURG, vrreelmm ?S.C.A, Cabin HILLS ef SX. UAE, H241 resIcIen+ Freshman CIess III: J. V. Feo'IIoaII III: German Club I2, 3, 4I: I.IIerary Sedefy I2, 3, 4IZ Chess CIub I4I: Business Manager, KaIeIdes:cpe I3I: Debafe CcuncII I2Jq 'I'ennIs HOLCOMBE HARRIS HURT, JR. LYNCHBU RG, VIRGINIA KA, XBfb German CIuIJ II, 2I' I. I , uerary CIUID II,2I: S'IudenI' Assemb Iy I2, 3I. HAMPHENSYUNEY EULLEGE inefeen orfg-eigAfJgafei oficolae JOHN MONTGOMERY IRVINE, IV ROBERT CLAGGETT JONES Q55 I RALPH DAVIS KEIGHTLEY, JR. GEORGE JAMES KOSTEL It LQX 34 x 1 - - ,. Q K I., 1-'v,.. -s 3 ' ' 'L . 2 . 'S 4- un. , ffl Pm RTX' IN IHQHEIH E F Jfsgafsfggu SE I if BLISS Xf2eIsX Z -unnmyu , WwmNT JOHN MONTGOMERY IRVINE, IV PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA IIKX, IT, Hill' Glee Club IZ, 3, 4Ij Track T3, 4Ig Cross-Country I4Ig Tiger IZ, 3, 41, Asscciafe Edifor I4I: Garnef IZ, 3, 4,Ig Debafe Team I3Ig Monogram CIub I4j: German CIub IZ, 3, 4I3 President Sigma UpsiIon I4Ig Secrefary, Efa Sgr-na Phi ROBERT CLAGGETT JONES LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA SX Sfude-n+ Assembly T311 S+uden'r Counzn IZI: Vice-Presidenf Freshman CIass CII: German CIub RALPH DAVIS KEIGHTLEY, JR. CHARLESTON 'WEST VIRGINIA :X German CIub II, Z, 3, 41: Tiger III: Kaleidoscope Associafe Business Manager I3I7 Pan-I-Iellenic Council I3, 41: SI'uc:Ien+ CounciI I4-Ig President Sigma Chi GEORGE JAMES KOSTEL CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA IIKA Foo'rbaII II, 3, 4I7 BasIce'IbaII II, ZI: Vicefpresidenf, Senior CIass C4Ij President Sophomore and Junior CIasseS IZ, 3I: Srudenf CounciI Il, ZI: Sfudenf AssembIy IZI7 V.C. IZ, 31, Monogram Club II, Z, 3, 4I: Vice-Presidenr I3, 4I. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY CULLEEE inefeen jorfy -eigkf Jgafei odcoiae LEWIS HOLLADAY LANCASTER, JR. TINSLEY MACK I , -awning' CHARLES WILLIS MERRIAM, JR. BENJAMIN EDDINS MANSON 13 YL 36 ' -. wi .,,- 'G M - ',. 117 1 i THE SENIUH CLASS '2Q9Ecx, Milli LEWIS HOLLADAY LANCASTER, JR. CHINKIANG, KIANGSU CHINA OAK, H2115 IT S.C,A. Cabiner 12, 3, 41, Presfdenr 141, Edilor Freshman Handbook 131: Sfudenl Assembly 12, 411 Ciar- nef Sfahf 141: Treasurer Siudenf Finance Board 141: Who's Who among Sfudenls in American Univer- siries and Colleges 1415 Junior Varsiry Foolball 13, 411 Junior Varsify Baslcefball 111, Freshman Coun- l 2 3 I selor 141: Library AssisIan+ I, , TINSLEY MACK ORANG5 viae-:NIA ,4. Class Hisiorian 1413 Garner Slail CHARLES WILLIS MERRIAM, JR. SCH EN ECTADY, NEW YORK EX, ST, UAE I, 2. 3.4, Garner Srahf 1I, 3, 41, Assis+an+ Business Manager Feafure Eclifor 141: Tiger Siaif 1 1 Business Manager' 141: Kaleidoscope 1I, 21: S.C,A, Cabiner 1I, 2, 41, Presiden? 121: V.C. 131: Member Coordinating Cornmiiiee 141: Srudenl Assembly 141, Treasurer, Sigma Chi 141: Track 131 BENJAMIN EDDINS MANSON BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA GX Fooiball 1I1: Tiger Business Siahf 12, 41: Assislanf Business Manager 121: Glee Club 1I, 2, 41: SIuden+ Assembly 12, 413 Panfl-lellenic Council 141: Sludenl' Council HAMPUEN-SYDNEY EULLEEE 37 inefeen jorfy - eigAf Jgafei odcolae EUGENE DECKER MILLAR BENJAMIN CLINE MOOMAW, Ill 1 JOHN VENABLE MOORE CHARLES BROWN PEARSON. JR. JSE LQX 38 , 2 ' f for I ' QNX I .y V K X i Nl X THE I S , N w lf ',lf,,,., .I -,DSX s SENIUPI N 5.1 1 X III fx- In ' 'Sn , .fff,,- 1- o' . Q- 99 - '- .. 2.- ff 5? E fr V N NX ,Um QW X Il L A s S 'N' I Foolball GI EUGENE DECKER MILLAR KEYSER, wesr VIRGINIA II, 2, 3, 4-l, Monogram Club I2, 3, Ill: Baslcelball BENJAMIN CLINE MOOMAW, PAL LING SPRING, VIRGINIA Glee Club Fresidenl JOHN VENABLE MOORE CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA GX, XBKIP HV0 I ee Club II, 3, 4l: S.C.A. Cablnel German C ll, Zlq Baseball II 2 X Xfifls I 6 -u-mmyxx , Mlllflllllllxllm ' ..3l. . lub 4143. CHARLES BROWN PEARSON, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA EX, 755, fi? German Club II, 2, 3, 4lg Glee Club Il, 2, 31 HAMPUEN-SYUNE Y IIULLEGE inefeen jorfg- eigAf Jgafei odcoiae MAXWELL VERMILYEA PERROW DOUGLAS SCOTT PRICE DON ROBERT RAPIER FRANK FLETCHER RENNIE, Ill JY ?f. 40 Sidi' Cb I N- ,N - - ,- . cs ,, Wa- 1-'v 1 . s ' i W PI- THE SE N 1 u H A w ELIISS X 13 3 1 n n yy I x Wllfffllllllllm ' MAXWELL VERMILYEA PERROW CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA OAK, AII'Lf en Council III: Secrelary, Sludenf Body IZI: Jonqleurs l2, 3, 4l: Cflee Club IZ, 3, 413 S.C.A. inef 2, 4lg Garnef I3. 4lg Freslwman Counselor CZI: WI1o's Who Among Sfudenls in American Colleges and Universilies DOUGLAS SCOTT PRICE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA XB'I' Co-Edilor of Fore 'n All l2l: Cheerleader l3l3 German Club DON ROBERT RAPIER VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS GX FRANK FLETCHER RENNIE, III RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE, OAK V C I2 3, 4l, Vice-Presiden+ l3l, Presidenl' I4lg President S+uden+ Body l4lq Chairman. Freshman Co I s IBI: Sfudenf Council IZ, 3l: German Club fl, 21 4l7 President Omicron Delia Kappa I4-I: Wl1o's WI'1o in American Colleges and Universifies AMPUEN-SY UNEY IIULLEGE inefeen jorfy- eigAf Jgafei odcolae ROY CLIFFORD RHODES WILLIAM MORRIS RIGGINS, JR. CHARLES HOPKINS ROLSTON WALLACE CLAYTON ROWE fri ,cf-ZX 42 xv . ,- Q, I Wo- n 1-'viz 2 rf I Xa ,,f pw Tx ' if ' X. N25 ' ,ff . THE 13 me SE NI u H A I .Xu X IILIISS xmgxr, , 2 IIN ! I I WIIIIIIIIII' ROY CLIFFORD RHODES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Monogram Club I2, 3, 4-I. WILLIAM MORRIS RIGGINS, JR. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA QX, ST, HAH GIee CIub I3, 4I: Garner SIaPI I3, 41, Ediror I4Ig German CIub I4I, I CHARLES HOPKINS ROLSTON HARRISONBURG, vine-INIA ex, X134- Glee CIUIJ II, 2, 4-I7 Manager, J. V. FooIbaII III: German CIUIJ I4-Ip Radio CIub I4I, Vice-PresIcIenI ' I4Ig Secrerary-Treasurer, Chl BeIa PIII I3, 4Iq VaIIey CIuI:J I3, 4I. WALLACE CLAYTON ROWE ACI-IILLES, VIRGINIA HKA German Club II, 2, 3, 4I: J. V. I:oo+baII III, BasebaII II, 2, 3, 415 Monogram Club II, 2, 3, 4-I7 Secre- Iary-Treasurer Junior Class I3I: V,C. AMPUEN-SYDNEY IIULLEGE inefeen jorfy - eigAf .jgafeidloficolae JOHN RICHARD SENTMAN SHELTON HARDAWAY SHORT, Ill 1 PETER WEAVER SQUIRE JOHN FLETCHER STEPHENS, JR. ,Tk 4425, 44 xx. .1 . ..,- ,f lv -R WN ' . 'gg 1511 ,I .wx ' :X , 91 -3 4 ff- '59 ,, 4 M' , ,lm 5 1.1 A W, 1 ,Q 1 SENIUH S GLASS IQ-IR Foolball II, 3. 41: Monogr Tig 4 f ww . lllflllv N111 ' JOHN RICHARD SENTMAN MAYVILLE, NEW YORK Glee Club K3, 41: Garnef SHELTON HARDAWAY SHORT, III CHASE CITY, vlacamm X-'Il Baseball ll, 21: Glee Club ll1g German Club 13, 4-1. PETER WEAVER SQUIRE EMPORIA, VIRGINIA Qfkl OAK am Club ll, 2, 3, 41: Coordinallng Commiflee 141: Sluclenl' Assembly 141: Lyceum Commiffee JOHN FLETCHER STEPHENS, JR. TURBEVILLE, VIRGINIA KA er II. 21: Kaleidoscbpe ll, 21: Assislanf Track Manager fl. 21. AMPUEN-SYDNEY ULLEGE an unix q .. Q ' gm L- inefeen jorfy - eighf .jcafeicloacolo ROBERT PALMER STICKLEY, JR. BENJAMIN LAWRENCE TAYLOR, JR. JOHN HERVEY THOMPSON EDWARD HENRY TURPIN, JR. ,VX Yi. x ' r --- 46 S -NX ' ' am Wg N I ,au Q U, . 6 f ' 5 'X' XX 5 E . Q EQEXH ENIUH 'J 3 1 rk A L CLASS xbrl Hislorian, Secrefa rylreasurer, Freshman Class ? F- ...S x 7 'ww . Wllflllllllllm ' ROBERT PALMER STICKLEY, JR. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA EX lllp President Soplwomcre Cidss l2lt Sludc-nl Assembly l2l7 Gorman Club l3, ffl: Game? BENJAMIN LAWRENCE TAYLOR, JR. WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA V '11 Sigma Upsllon l4lg Glee Club l3. 4lg Assocuale Edufor, Garne+ JOHN HERVEY THOMPSON Lounsvms, Mzssussuppl ex J. V. Foolball l3l. EDWARD HENRY TURPIN, JR. JACKSON HEIGHTS, NEW YORK HKA, 752 Kaleidoscope Slam? f2l: German Club ll, Zl. AMPUEN-SYDNEY UULLEEE inefeen orfy-eigAf.!ga!eic!o:icolae POMPEY EDMOND VIRGILI WILLIAM FORBES WATKINS, JR. 4. if--N-.:. X F fa ..x1 ..: 3 'lqfi' Q-T55 6 1 3 Iti,Q:I3 X , 'X m ' p ,, ' XX ' I1 A. -v w., fm., W N 1:2-R fegifliiwsix .,xg. ':f' i 1-, X' , ,. Sill. Rx ,:. 5 - 512 '1 ii' ' -:fs ROSCOE EDWARD WERDER DANDRIDGE PAYNE WEST, JR. JR .?l. AQX 48 I-6 .:l:.' rn: xx NNN SENIUH E GLASS POMPEY EDMOND VIRGILI NORFOLK, VIRGINIA wx, xm- WILLIAM FORBES WATKINS, JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINUK esee club 131. ROSCOE EDWARD WERDER RIDGEFIELD PARK. NEW JERSEY HKA Foofball 11, 21. DANDRIDGE PAYNE WEST, JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 1 XCIJ Tennis I3 gX H 15 sv X NX in w 1.11 , - -'L-., ix W , iff, xq- it xff: . 1 E ' ,Z ff ' 5 1 xx ' 'I i . K Q A. X .. 4' I x XM . 1 ? ' . 5 ' Q K E R E - A . 5 K , N AE xx X KA ' 1 'R' ' ' Q- :NWS 'QQ R I , as 15 Jwlsm -:.E .A .3 g - if . I I Q .,,Q, Q E A T X175 S f ' T f f X 01110110111 ,411Garne+ 13, 41: German Club 13, 41: Tiger fig' 6 O 1,1451 ,7 COLLEGE LIBRARY HAMPDEN svorwsy, VA, -n rw HAMPUEN-SYDNEY CULLEEE 49 inefeen gorfg - eigkf .jgafeiclodcolae ROBERT POWHATAN WINFIELD, JR. DONALDSON GRIER WOODY GEORGE WRIGHT, III 155. cfzx 50 , . xxx 'Mu - - 9' gi ff - .- 1-'v -N Q I H E SEELNAISUSB I ROBERT POWHATA PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA HK A Kaleidoscope I I I : GarneI I I I 'si ,:i,l,4r f tk I 'xixel . .X If RP, I - X, T ,. 5 Q- I--f 6 i N I xxpx X ' f ' '-' - QP wg E ' . Q' I:d,,f'ln' X g' MBL.. -, QQ Q 'X N WINFIELD, DONALDSON GRIER WOODY CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA X41 HDI' A. Cabinef II, 3, 4I' Vice Presid n , res m n a I3I. LII a ' ' er ry Sociefy FooI'IJaII ef F I1 a CI ss CII: Sfudenf As II,3,4I'VicePes'cIeI'I3I P sd I'I4I P d , - I' I n , re I en 5 GEORGE WRIGHT, III RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE UI: Assisfanf Basklefball Manager I2 : Ger red JR. semIoIy III: Sfudenf CouncII enf E+ Ib: E ' -:IFF xx Yigb Z! funn nmyxm IWIIIINI 5 Sigma Phi I4I. I man CIub I2. 3, 4I HIMPUEN-SYUNEY CULLEGE enior Cfadd .yirifory As The small group OT men ThaT compose The senior class OT i948 mounT upon The chapel rosTrum To receive Their degrees They will perhaps Teel like a group OT swimmers who have immerged unbeaTen by The Troubled waTers OT war, draTT boards and uncer- TainTy. Since many OT The members OT This class had Their college work inTerrupTed Through The exigencies OT war, They compose a mosT heTrogeneOus group. Because Tew OT The seniors were in The same Treshman class, Their ages range Trom 29 To 20, The average age being 23. BuT whaTever Their diTTerences The I948 Tigers are Hampden- Sydney men To The core and are conTidenT ThaT Though small The senior class sTill com- poses The backbone OT The school, llT you don'T believe This, ask any OT iTs members.l IT one would casT his eyes back upon The callege years OT This class There is To recall The TrequenT dormiTory bull sessions, The dances, and sporTs, The long nighTs OT sTudy. and The Tough examinaTions. Also The I948 Tigers remember when many years ago They TirsT came To Hampden-Sydney as green Treshmen. They were soon To obTain ThaT Hampden-Sydney Teeling as adminisTered by The sophomores wiTh oaken paddles. Soon They learned To sound OTT in a manner beTiTTing Tarzan's call OT The wild. Per- haps a Tew remember The good old pre-war days when everybody rode a bicycle llvlr. McRae now being The lasT rose OT summerl and look back Iongingly on The days when There were plenTy OT cuTs and an abundance OT school sp?riT. However, mosT OT The I948 Bengals like To TorgeT The many diTTerenT hours spenT in The hard iob OT learning how To concenTraTe, and The draTT guoTas draining The civilian sTudenT body OT Hampden-Sydney To a handTul. Then as The lasT reverberaTions Trom The guns OT World War II died away, The Tigers reTurned To Their old Alma MaTer To Tind ThaT iT had changed as liTTle as Dr. lvlassey's black haT, excepTing Tor The TacT ThaT There were panes in all The win- dows and less school raTTing, everyThing was The same. There was The same mud, and The same squirrels, as well as The idenTical TaculTy lwiTh The addiTion OT a gay young group OT bachelorsl while The TooTball Team lOsT mosT OT iTs games wiTh Their Tormer monoTonOus regulariTy. l-Towever, encouraged ,by Two successTul baskeTball seasons, a Tew enioyable dances and STC., They pressed on under The goods OT Their pro- Tessors To pass Through seniordom and To enTer upon The Threshold OT proTessional and business liTe. BuT every member OT The T948 class will Torever bear upon him The sTory OT Hampden-Sydney's ChrisTian inTluence drawn Trorn The TradiTiOn OT men who soughT honor, TruTh, and Godliness since I776. S2 unior CHUCK EURE . DICK HARRIS . ARTHUR STEVENS PAT STRIPLIN . Cfaaa icerfi . . Presidenf Vice-Presldenf . . . . .Secre+ary and Treasurer . , H isforian Siepher-s, Harris, Eure, and Sfriplin. 5 1 lkfih -fx nh. 54 .IIINIUIIS Firsl' Row Across: JOHN GRAFF ARMISTEAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA GX, XBKI' Glee Club C2, 3,15 German Club C2, 31. WILLIAM NICKOLAS BALAS McKEESPORT, PENNSYLVANIA HRA, XI:-If Baskelball CI, 2, 31: Baseball CI1g Monogram Club Cl 2, 313 Literary Society C31. IRVIN BLAIR BALDWIN ATLEE, VIRGINIA EX Track C21. WILLIAM THOMAS BONDURANT, JR. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS IX Second Row Across: DAVID MCKINNIE BONEY, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Xfb, HEX, ET, OAK Baseball Manager Cl1g Monogram Club Cl, 2, 313 Lifer- ary Sociefy CI, 21, Tiger Sfarf CI1g S.C.A. Council Cl, 21 Intramural Manager C313 Sludenf Assembly C2, 31, FRANCIS JOHN BROOKE, III Third Row Across: CARL NICHOLAS CIMINO RICHMOND, VIRGINIA XB41 JOHN VINTON CLIFT . BALTIMORE, MARYLAND BQH, ST, XB'l' German Club C2,31gGarne1SIaf'l C2, 31. DOUGLAS ROBERT COPELAND LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA XX CF-e2'leader CI1g Llrerary Sociely Cl, 2, 3, 413 German Club CI, Z, 3, 413 Tlger Cl1p Garner Cl1g Track CI, 21, HORACE OTIS COPLEY BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA GX Fourllw Row Across: LEWIS MCCARTHY DOWNS, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE German Club C213 Cheerlaalder CI1g Foofball Manager JAMES EARL DRINKARD BRISTOL, VIRGINIA ABINGTON, VIRGINIA XCP GX, HXCI2, ANPQ gesgmaru Ffofgall CI1gCDramI?'ric Clulb CI, 2, 313 Cgleg , 3 3 rm I 2, 3 g Ie'd I A Il- QI I A ':2I:m:.?.:iR Akxl JAMES SPENCER BURGER. JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA KA Foolball C315 German Club CI1. JACK WALDEN CHEVALIER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE German Club CI, 2, 31. Km Glee Club CI, 217 German Club CI, 21. CHARLES HENRY EURE, JR. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA KA, OAK, UAE Edifor of Kaleidoscope C213 German Club C2, 317 Secre- fary of Sophomore Class C213 Presidenr of Junior Class C313 Sludenf Assembly C213 Sludenf Council Cl1g Gleer Club Cl, 2, 317 Presidenr of Glee. Club C313 Vice-President of Jongleurs Cl1g Business Manager of German Club C31. .AZK 1 Y. Ulu. 56 .IUIIIIIIHS Firsi- Row Across: MALCOMBE RUST FOLEY EASTVILLE, VIRGINIA KA JAMES HOLLAND FOREMAN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA IIKA German. Club I2, 31, Tiger II1. WILLIAM DREWRY GALLALEE PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA 449 V.C. IZ1, Germani Club I21. FREDERICK TRUE GIVEN, JR. CHASE CITY, VIRGINIA EX V.C. I21. Second Row Across: JACK ALVIN GLASCOCK MARSI-IALI., VIRGINIA KE, OAK, XBKII Foolball I213 Baskelball I2, 313 Baseball IZ, 315 Sfudenf Assembly I31g German Club I2, 31. JOHN ALLEN GOODLOE CHESTER, VIRGINIA KE Foolball IZ, 313 Baseball I21g Monogram Club I2, 31 German Cluo I2, 31. JOHN ECHOLS HANSBARGER ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 9X German Club Il, 2, 317 Glee Club II, 2, 31. CHARLES WILLARD HART. JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA GX, TIAE, A'l1S?, ET J.V, Foolball II1g Tiger Il, 21, Edilor I21y German- Club II, 2, 313 Historian, Sophomore Class I21g Kaleidoscobe I31g Jongleurs II, 2, 31, Publicafions Board II1g Presidenf Pi Della Epsilon, I31. Am Foolball IZ, 31, Traclc I2, 315 Monogram Club IZ, 313 Third Row Across: EVERETT ALBERT I-IELLMUTH, JR, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Frcslwlrnan Foofball II1, Basolrall II1, HENRY WILLIAM HOFFMAN CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA XX JOHN ALEXANDER HUDSON, JR. FARIVIVILLE, VIRGINIA FLETCHER CAMPBELL HUTCHESON FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Fourlh Row Across: ARCHER JONES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Union Philanllvopic Liferary Sociefy ROBERT BURWELL LACY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE Transfer from Davidson College CHARLES KEMPER LORRAINE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Xflf Tiger IZ, 311 Sludenl Assembly II1, German Club I2, 31 CHARLES MORRIS LOVING, JR. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Glee Club II, 2, 31, Cheerleader I31, German Club I31 Kaleidoscope II, 21. f-GZ :mum 58 .IUNIIIPIS First Row Across: FRANK DAVIS LUCK, III NORFIOK, VIRGINIA EX Jonq'eurs U17 Kaleidoscope C313 Vice-President of Class U15 Tiger I21: Glee Club Il, 21g German Club I2, 311 President i313 Freshmar Courselor I2, 31. WILLIAM AUSTIN McCLELLAN KENBRIDGE, VIRGINIA KA WILLIAM LOWNDES MCLAUGHLIN KEYSER, wssr VIRGINIA FooIbaIl IZ, 313 Monogram Club I2, Third Row Across: JOHN DANIEL POND CREWE, VIRGINIA BENJAMIN REED BURLINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Cross Country I31. ROBERT DIROM RICHARDS LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA xx, mr: Asociare Editor, Kaleidoscope I21g Editor I31 German v Club I21g Treasurer I31g Pan-Hellenic Council L31 Fresh ...GPG Transfer from Potomac State cf West Virginia UI-ivei-sity. GEORGE ARTHUR MATZNER, III EMPORIA, VIRGINIA man Cour-selor IZ, 31. CARLTON WILSON RIVES MEKENNEY VIRGINIA KA KA Glee Club II, 2, 317 German Club II, 2, 31. Fwfball IllizgargfgsjgerfflbiSIEjfeghb5fZgJh-Omvfe C'-HSS Second Row Across: Fourlh Row Across: CLAUDE WHITE MILAM BIG ISLAND, VIRGINIA AX.-1 Football I21g Basketball Il1g Monogram Club Il, 21. WENTZ JOSEPH MILLER DANVILLE, VIRGINIA EX Glee Club U11 S.C.A. Il, 21. MAYO SCOTT NININGER, JR. WAYNESEIORO, VIRGINIA THOMAS PAIRO OVERTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE, X341 Foofball Il, 2, 315 Monogram Club Il, 2, 313 German Literary Club Il, 2, 31. EARL ROLAND SAVAGE FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA ,tm Radio Club I31. RONALD COCKE SHIFLETT RICHMOND, vIRGINIA GRANT CAMPBELL SIPP RIDGEWOOD, NEW JERSEY GX Chess Club WESLEY GRAHAM STEPHENS GREENEVILLE, TENNESSEE BX, XBCD Sociefy II, 213 Chess Club I31 Stu ent Assembly II1. fi 59 3 60 .IUNIIIIIS First Row Across: ARTHUR HUBBARD STEVENS, JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA OAK, HDI-, XB-I' Student Assembly II, 2, 3,I, Freshman Class President III: Sophomore Class Vice-Presidert I2I, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer I3Ig Student Body Vice-Presiaent IBIQ S.C.A. Vice-Presidert I3I. ERASTUS FAIN STRIPLIN, JR. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA OAK, AXA, AXPLP, ET, IIAI2 President, Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association I3Ig Wl1o's Who Among Students ir American Universities and Colleges IBI, Tiger Staff I2Ig Editor I3I, Garnet IZIQ Literary Scmety IZ, 315 President, Lambda Chi Alpha I3Ig Student Assembly IZ, ISI, Pan Hellenic Council I2, 3Ig Student Activities Committee I3Ig Dra- matic Club II, Z, EI: German Club II, 2, 3I. JAMES ALLEN SYDNOR MANNBORO, VIRGINIA KA Baseball III, German Club I3I. EDWARD WYLLYS TAYLOR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA X42 XBII' Trarsfer from University ot' Richmordg Basketball I2, 3Ip Tfaclc I2 3Ig Golf I2, SIQ Student Activities Com- mittee I3I3 Student Council I3I1 Tiger Stall I2Ig Sports Editor of Tiger IBIQ Ge-'man Club I2, 3I3 Monogram Ciub IZ, BI. Second Row Across: HUBERT SHANDS TAYLOR, JR. LYNCI-IBIJRG, VIRGINIA mm German Club IZ, 317 J.V. Basketball IIIQ Basketball Manager IZ, 31, V.C, I2Jg Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class III: Tiger IZI, JESSE CLAY THOMPSON, JR. HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA XM WALTER WATSON TUNSTALL BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA Football III, Baseball II, 2, 3Ig Captain I3Ig Mono- gram Club II, 2, 3I. ARTHUR GORDON VAN NESS, JR. BALTI MORE, MARYLAN D HKA L, L Jim Third Row Across: AMBROSE RAYMOND VULGAN FORD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA Xlifll Basketball II, 3Ig Monogram Club II, 3I. EDWIN DOUGLAS WARINNER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KE Football I2Ig BasebaII Manager I2, 3Ig German Club IZI. HUGH NELSON WARREN ABINGDON, VIRGINIA SX, AKIIQ Glee Club II, 2, 3I, Dramatic Club II, 2, 3g Presiden Dramatic Club I2Ig Garnet Staff IZ, 3I. Fourth Row Ac ross: THOMAS CABELL WILSON SOUTH CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA KA, XB'I'f J.V. Football I2Ig Glee, Club Iljg Radio Club I3J. BRYAN WALKER WOOD LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA HKA Siudent Council III, German Club II, 21. WALTER HOWARD YOUNG. JR. HEBRON, VIRGINIA 1 bfi I 9X Football I2, 3Ig Monogram Club I2, 3I. fam unior arid .uidforg Unlike all rhe resl of The grea+ classes here ar l-lampden-Sydney, Jrhe Juniors lay no claim ro being an inlegral parr of Jrhe campus, +o being indispensible for Jrhe presenr or fulure welfare ol ihe College, for in icacr mosl of us are eirher pseudo-juniors. having crawled under ihe Jrechnical wire somerime las+ year. Knowing ourselves 'ro be hybred con- gerie of inlrelligensia, we concur wi+h everyone else in Thinking ihaf all of us could pull our any old Jrinne and never be missed. Juniors are un- doubledly Jrhe mosl useless crowd in any school. Eirher we have anorher year lo risk aller rhis currenr phoioiinish in classwork, or in oulside acliviries we musl wail anolher Jrwo sels oi exams Jro reach Jrhe big chief posi+ion which usually goes +o Jrhe Senior BMOCS. Any way you look ar ii, we're iuslr hangers on. Wirh rhis in mind, we would ralher pay due Jrribule lo our rnagniiicenr, awe inspiring Seniors who have foughr Jrheir curless classes four long years and will shorrly bear Jrhe adminisrrarion our of a yard or Jrwo ol: sheephide. Since we are so impoienl, we'll hail insread our hand-picked lor picked overl lreshrnen for Jrheir undeniable forlilude in planning s+ill anoiher gesralion period here on The l-lill. And for Jrhe poor sophs, who inheril' our dubious posirion, we gravely and gladly render our hearrlelr symparhy. 62 37,0 0l'l'l 0I e 61,156 ACBP15 . . Presideni' Vice-Presiden+ and Treasurer . . Hisforian SUPHUMUHES HERBERT HATTON ADKINS Richmond, Virginia KE EARL THOMAS AGEE Farmvilie, Virginia JOHN DAINGERFIELD ALFRIEND Charles Town, West Virginia ' EX ARTHUR PINCKNEY ANDERSON, JR. Staunton, Virginia HKA WESLEY GREY ANDREWS, JR. Petersburg, Virginia X4' CHESTER THEODORE ASHBY Hilton Village, Virginia EX WILLIAM ELLIOTT ATKINSON Humpden-Sydney, Virginia IIKA WILLIE WISE AVERETT, Ill Lynchburg, Virginia EX WILLIAM WOODHULL BAKER, JR. Winchester, Virginia 9X LETCHER BLACKWELL BARNES Blackstone, Virginia 9X RICHARD JOHNSON BARTLETT Hilton Village, Virginia BX RICHARD IOHN BASTO Richmond, Virginia KE LINEOUS PRESTON BLAND, JR. Gretna, Virginia KA ALLAN BOND, JR. New York, New York GUY NEWELL BOSSERMAN Staunton, Virginia HKA DANIEL EDWARD BRAY Richmond, Virginia WILMER EDWARD BREEDEN Norfolk, Virginia X41 HARRY TAYLOR BRIDGES Norfolk, Virginia XX HENRY DOCKERY BROWN, III Richmond, Virginia SX GEORGE TARRY BRYSON, JR. Richmond, Virginia EX TATE COX BUCHANAN Saltville, Virginia L a. 'Hill First Row Across: ROBERT EUGENE BUTLER PERCY JAMES BURTON, JR. BERNARD MASON CAPERTON Suffqlkl Virginia Danville, Virginia Slab Fork, West Virginia KA X41 CHARLES BRUCE CHANDLER DOUGLAS GORDQN.CHAPMAN, JR. Victoria, Virginia Richmond, Virginia KA KL REES CECIL CHAPMAN JOSEPH VEIL CHATTERTON JR. Tanwell, Virginia Stoneleigh, Baltimore, Maryland gx IIKA Second Row Across: LYNN PURCELL CHEWNING MCLIN SHEDDON 'Cl'lOATE, JR, Danville, Virginia DQYWIHET VIYQIUIB DONALD CRANSON CLARK KE AXA Towson, Maryland JOHN BELTON CLEMENTS CARTER LAMBERT COGHILL Clarksville, Virginia Charleston, West Virginia AXA SAMUEL MASON COLE, JR. THEODORE FLOURNAY COLLINS Petersburg, Virginia South Boston, Virginia KE Third Row Across: JAMES TAYLOR COMBELLICK JOHN .REID COOIQ ' . WILLIAM NORMAN COOK, JR Towson, Maryland Rlohmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia HKA IIILA TIKA ROBERT HURR COULTER, JR. JOHN WILLIAM COWHERD, Ill Richmond, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia KA IIKA Le6RANGE BRISTOW CRALLE BOBBY EDWARD CUNDIFF Richmond, Virginia Chatham, Virginia AXA 65 Zi-mf r I ,As 6 'Q ,ia , ew SUPHUMUBES JOHN ROSCOE DAIL Porfsmoulh, Virginia SX BRAXTON WINFRED DAWSON Grelna, Virginia EX ALLEN WARREN DISCHINGER G-Ioucesler, Virgin.ia KA WILIAM DAYTON DIXON, JR. Richmond, Virginia X41 ROBERT WALLACE DRIVER Sraunron, Virginia AXA SAMUEL ADAMS ELDER Annapolis, Maryland JOHN DeACOSTA ELMORE Leonia, New Jersey TY JAMES McDONALD EVANS, JR. Tappahannock, Virginia 'Y FRANK LAIDLEY FIELD, JR. Charleston, Wesf Virginia JOHN DUDLEY FIELD Honolulu, Hawaii AXA WILIAM WIATT FIELD Roanoke, Virginia AXA FRANCIS ERNEST FLORA Roanoke, Virginia K2 RAYMOND JOSEPH FOX Roanoke, Virginia X41 PAULUS ASHBY FULCHER Farmville, Virginia MARK BRIGHT GLASCOCK, JR Marshall, Virginia K2 LEWIS BOULDIN GOODE, JR. Halifax, Virginia SX MATTHEW MAURY GOODLOE Chesler, Virginia KE JULIUS TEMPLE GOODMAN Chrisfiansburg, Virginia EX EDWARD LQBARON csoobwm Richmond, Virginia GX THOMAS WINSTON GOULDIN Tappahannock, Virginia K2 ROBERT MULLINS GRAVELY Martinsville, Virginia KA :ugh 'IA1 ,sf I- . I a r Q , . ji. Firsl Row Across: BIGE CALVIN GREENE, JR. Newpori News, Virginia LeROY YELLOTT HAILE, JR. Towson, Maryland Second Row Across: RICHARD NOEL HARRIS Richmond, Virginia SX F9 . Y' KENNETH BAILEY GRIFFIN, JR. Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM WISTER HAMILTON, III Washingfon, Norfh Carolina HENRY ASHBY HARRIS, III Warrenfon, Virginia K2 WOODSON HARRISON, JR. Woodberry Foresi, Virginia Xfb WILLIAM PRESTON GROSECLOSE Pulaski, Virginia IIKA JOHN WRIGHT HAMMER, JR. liridericksburg, Virginia WILLIAM STUART HARRISON aoodberry Forest, Virginia COLLIER SMITH HARVEY, JR. GUY BLANTON HAZELGROVE, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia Richmond, Virginia KA KZ JAMES LEWIS HAZELGROVE JAMES A. HIGGS Richmond, Virginia Slaunlon, Virginia K2 KA Third Row Across: WILLIAM DARKE HIGGS FRANKLIN BOWEN HILL, JR, AUBREY WILSON HITT Staunton, Virginia Salisbury, Maryland Salem, Virginia KA AXA BRUCE TAYLOR HUGHES CHARLES ROLAND HUGHES, JR. Baltimore, Maryland Roanoke, Virginia KA ILKA JAMES LUTHER HUNT WILLIAM ALLEN HUNTER Grefna, Virginia ' Appomarfox, Virginia X42 9X xii 67 SUPHUMURES Richmond, Virginia EX ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSON Abingdon, Virginia EX BEVERLEY BRYAN JONES Roanoke, Virginia AXA HARRY COOK KAYTON, JR. Farmville, Virginia AXA DANIEL WESLEY KNOPP Sfaunfon, Virginia .I XA ROY WILLIAM KNOPP Staunton, Virginia EX HARVEY VANCE KNOTT Lynchburg, Virginia AXA CHARLES ARTHUR LAMBDIN Richmond, Virginia LEWIS RHEUTAN LANGHORNE Richmond, Virginia BX CHARLES BOLIVAR LEECH, III Richmond, Virginia MALCOLM RUSSELL LEECH Nafurai Bridge, Virginia A XA HARRY CONWAY LONERGAN, JR. Orange, Virginia HK.-L THOMAS SKINNER LOVELACE Soufh Bosion, Virginia KE WILLIAM WEBSTER LUCADO Lynchburg, Virginia WILLIAM MEADE MCILWAINE Farmville, Virginia VY FRANK DARGAN MCKENNEY, JR. Pefersburg, Virginia KF. RUSSELL CHARLES MacDONALD Richmond, Virginia GX MILES MACON MARTIN Richmond, Virginia XSD WILLIAM WATKINS MARTIN, JR. Richmond, Virginia X43 WIN'FIELD MASSIE Midlothian, Virginia SAMUEL DAVIDSON MAY, JR. ' Tazewell, Virginia 1'EK.-1. I ,M , .. I Ah' .rl - L I 9? I I. I Y 3 If if 1 .1-' L, A ' ,N sf- r T15 A if I '- J . :ar gms . r ,L 1: . ' '-if sf ' 1. 5 .. Q ir A 3.5 , wt lx - , ' f I -2572 Raef I I i Firsi Row Across: DAVID DARIUS MILLER, JR. BILLIE MERIWETHER MILLNER EVERETT WALTON MORGAN Washingion, Virginia Newporf News, Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia KA EX HX JAMES VINCENT MORGAN FRED SCOTT NICHOLLS Gloucesier, Virginia Whipple, West Virginia IIKA X'IW MAURICE FULTON OAKES ROBERT BEVERLY OSBURN Grefna, Virginia Tappahannock, Virginia Xfb KE Second Row Across: DOUGLAS LYLE PAULSON WILLIAM LYON PICKHARDT, JR. CLADIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD, JR. Farmville, Virginia Chesler, Virginia Ailanfa, Georgia AXA KS AXA JOHN MORTON OUARLES PHINEAS MUNSELL RANDALL, JR. Meherrin, Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia GX 9X WADE HAMPTON RIDGWAY WILLIAM WALTON RIXEY, JR. Palmyra, New York Richmond, Virginia KA XCIP Third Row Across: CHARLES RICHARD ROSE, JR. BERNARD LASSITER ROYSTER, JR. WILLIAM ARTHUR RUSSELL Siuaris Draft, Virginia Newport News, Virginia Marshall, Virginia AXA K2 SAMUEL BENJAMIN RYBURN PRESTON SAWYER, JR. Soufh Charlesion, Wesf Virginia Norfolk, Virginia GX , xo , JAMES PHILIP SAXE FREDERICK ROBERT SCOTT Winchesier, Virginia Richmond, Virginia 9X 69 SUPH LAURENCE SEYMOUR Haverford, Pennsyl JOHN HO Alberia AXA UMURES vania WARD SETTLE , Virginia EDWARD HEWITT SHARP Richmond, Virginia TIKA THOMAS LEROY SHARP, JR. Richmond, Virginia HKA BLACKFOR Grelna, Xfll WILLIAM HAM PTON Richmond, Virginia TIKA D VINCENT SHELTON, JR. Virginia WILLIAM SOUTHALL SHELTON Richmond, Virginia KE SHIREY FREDERICK LARRY SILBERNAGEL, JR. Towson, IIKA Maryland WILLIAM WILKINSON SMITHERS Elizabeih, New Jersey PHILIP MELANCHTHON SNYDER, lll Mounf Hope, Wes? KA WALTER D Farmvil Virginia ELBERT SOUTHALL le, Virginia EDWARD MORRIS SPRATLEY Hampton, Virginia HKA FRED ANTHONY STROTHER, JR. Alexandria, Virgini AXA DOUGLAS a SIMPSON TOMKIES Hunfingfon, Wes? Virginia HARRY SAMUEL TOPHAM, JR. Covingfon, Virginia BARON TRENNER, JR. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania JAMES LEWIS TRINKLE Roanoke, Virginie HKA CHARLES CRADDOCK VADEN Greina, Virginia KA WILLIAM CARRINGTON VADEN Grelna, Virginia KA THOMAS CORNELL VAIL Ridgefield, Connecficul Xfb JOHN HERNDON VANSANT Chaiham, Virginia I EX 'S L - A I .14-:YT f ' 1' I .- I ' g . , as :q A ':. f 5? .-+1 lf- ,Q A - ' . I . ' I , , . -3 -V . S ., r Q - - I , -, 5 A R ,. .-- r -- I ' l . A Ii I 1 Q I 1 13: 2 is Q 3, . Ht, .V J xiii' V l , , aj 1' If mf? K 'J A ' 3 I A jj, Q as fi ga , fe? , W Q .Q A , h ' 1 5, ..Q, ij l . ' ' .. X,- ' - 'H .5gs,,L. - r, ' he '3 ,ly ,- 'J is 11, , ,if 4- A. ' , g 4 T g U Q 251- ' A A 5 Firsi Row Across: RICHARD MORTON VENABLE, JR. WYNDHAM PATTERSON WALKE, JR. JOSEPH BARRYE WALL, JR. Charlesfon, Wssr Virginia Ceniralia, Virginia Farmville, Virginia X0 KE K2 WILLIAM BIDGOOD WALL JOHN WESLEY WELLS Farmville, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia KE X41 JOHN EARLELWHITE, Ill ROBERT LEITCH WILSON Norfolk, Virginia Sourh Charleston, Wes? Virginia X6 9X Second Row Across: WILLIAM LOCKETT WILSON LINDLEY MURRAY WINSTON, JR. PLUMER WHITELAW WISEMAN Rice, Virginia Redlands, California Danville, Virginia GX KA GEORGE EDWARD WITHERS, JR. WALTER BENJAMIN WOODSON, JR. Richmond, Virginia VICTOR NEIL WYRICK, JR. Norfolk, Virginia Sophomores Whose JOHN WALKER HOWARD, JR. Alexandria, Virginia ITKA Lynchburg, Virginia RUFUS ALBERT YONAN Richmond, Virginia KS Pic'I'ures Are Noi' In This Book ROBERT BRUCE THOMPSON Natural Bridge, Virginia Ji' gfzx 71 olakomore Cfadd .irlid fury From Venable Hall +o Cushing +he lingering echoes of +he wailing and gnashing of +ee+h of 'rhe class of '50, as 'rhey wri+he under +he final +ormen+s of +heir Rai- dom , resound wi+h a melancholy +one, only 'ro be enveloped by +he harsh shou+s of voices which can be iden+iFied wi+h +his same class giving orders +o hapless Freshmen +o sound o'FF . Yes, +he formenled are now formenfors. We, +he Class of '50, have +aken fha? s+ep so impor+an+ in +he life of every college s'l'uden+, across +ha+ greaf divide which separa+es a Freshman from +he sage upperclassmen We eniered Hampden-Sydney wi+h 'rhe dis'I'inc+ion of being 'Phe largesf Freshman class in i+s his+ory, numbering fwo hundred and 'For+y. Upon refurning +his fall our ranks had been +hinned 'ro a hundred and sixfy-five. Bu+ even 'rhis figure represen+s well over one-+hird of +he +o+al number of 'rhe s'l'uden+ body. From +his can be seen fhe prominence of +he posifion occupied by +his class. Never before has a single class wielded such influence in +he shaping of evenfs abou+ +he campus. Since 'rhe day we se+ 'Fool on +he Hill we have been regarded wifh in'l'ense in'reres'l' by +he adminisfrafion, facul+y, and alumni, for upon our shoulders was placed 'lhe des+iny of +he school. lf we proved absorp+ive +o +he influences which have molded Hampden-Sydney genflemen for almosl' a hundred and seven+y-five years, 'l'he ideals and +radi+ions of fhe ins'l'i+u+ion would live on. If no+, Hampden- Sydney would become iusf ano+her small college. Nor have we caused +hem any small amounl' of bewildermenlz lndeed, due fo our comparafively immense size, we have 'lhrown +he whole school ou'I' of balance,,and no+ un+il years af+er we leave will il' aH'ain any resemblance 'ro pre-war normalify. And now as +he year '47-'48 draws +o a close, we abandon 'l'he ranlc of Sophomore +o our successors and eagerly s+ep in+o +he role of Juniors. Winsfon Gouldin, Class Hisforian. 57 I Q5Al'l'lCl,l'l C G65 KCQP6 SAMUEL PRESTON HART . . ALFRED ASHTON ADKINS. Ill . . WALTER WALLACE BRIDGES . . . . 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Va.. , -Z'ff 2' 5 2 ' -1 ' ' - ' 2 g-az-2-sw Q 1 THE FBESHMEN ALFRED ASTON ADKINS, Ill Richamond, Virginia CHARLES JORDAN ALLEN Hilron Village, Virginia WiLIAM HETHORN BAGLEY Kenbridge, Virginia WILLIAM MARVIN BASS Siephens Ciiy, Virginia GX LAWRENCE T. BERRY, JR. Richmond, Virginia JOSEPH AUTHNER BINFORD, JR. Soulh Hill, Virginia RAYMOND B. BOTTOM, JR. Hampton, Virginia LLOYD C. BRANNON Raleigh, Norfh Carolina WALTER WALLACE BRIDGES Danville, Virginia JOHN WESLEY BROOCKS, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia GARDINER TYLER BROOKS, JR. Williamsburg, Virginia WALTER EVERETT BURNETTE, JR. Wellville, Virginia CHARLES LEON BURNS, JR. Waynesboro, Virginia SX VERN W. BUTLER Providence, Rhode Island JOHN W. CAMPBELL Hilion Village, Virginia RALPH D. CARSON Danville, Virginia OSCAR VALENTINE CESARE Slamford, Conn. R41 RANDOLPH BOLLING CHICHESTER Richmond, Virginia FRANK FITZHUGH CHURCHILL Dahlgren, Virginia DAVID STANLEY COBBLEDICK Hunlingion, Wes? Virginia SAMUEL DALEY CRAIG, JR. Waynesboro, Virginia HAMPUEN SYDNEY EULLEEE THE FHESHMEN JOHN BAKER DAFFIN, JR. Sfaunion, Virginia EDMUND BAKER DAVENPORT Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM ERVIN DesPORTES Richmond, Virginia JOSEPH DRUMELLER EAST South Bosfon, Virginia ROBERT EVERETTE ELAM Prospect, Virgin?a JOEL E. ELCAN Williamson, Wes? Virginia ROBERT LEE ENNIS Norfolk, Virginia JOHN WESLEY FIELD Norfolk, Virgin--J ERNEST CLIFTON FISHER Porkmoufh, Virginia RAY C. FISHER, JR. Charlofiesville, Virginia WII.LlAM SIDNEY FOREMAN, JR, Norfolk, Virginia NELSON FOX, JR. Sfrasburg, Virginia ROBERT ALFRED FRANCIS Charleston, Wesl Virginia JOHN WILLIAMS FRAVEL Washingfcn, D. C. HARRY MEADE FREEMAN, JR. Philadelphia, Penn. AMANDUS CONRAD FREY, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia THOMAS MUIR FUNK, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia ROBERT LEE GALLOWAY Lynchburg, Virginia HENRY THOMAS GARNETT, III - Tappahannock, Virginia WAYDE MARSHALL GEOGHEGAN, JR. Chase Cify, Virginia CHARLES ALEXANDER GORE Charles Town, West Virgi-mia 1 Rim -3 I Q5 . , . 9 I THE FHESHMEN Tl K A i 5 I AMPUEN-SYDNEY CULLEEE CHARLES WILLIAM GRISSETT Deland, Florida HOWELL LESTER GRUVER Waynesboro, Virginia JAMES EARL GUTHRIE, JR PI-enix, Virginia JOHN CAMPBELL HAGAN, Ill Richmond, Virginia JOHN MORTON HAGAN, JR. Suffolk, Virginia WALTER VANCE HALL, JR. Warsaw, Virginia LANGSTON RANDOLPH HARRISON Norfolk, Virginia TINSLEY RANDOLPH HARRISON Dallas, Texas SAMUEL PRESTON HART Scoifsville, Virginia JOHN WILLIAM HARVILLE Pefersburg, Virginia ROBERT VANCE HATCHER Richmond, Virginia FREDERICK DONNELLEY HAULENBECK Souih Orange, New Jersey ROBERT EDWARD HAWKINS Keysville, Virginia JOSEPH WINSTON HAZELGROVE Roanoke, Virginia AXA GEORGE RUSSELL HICKS Baliimore, Maryland CHARLES ANTHONY HOFFMAN, JR. Hunfinglon, Wes? Virginia RICHARD KELLY HOSKINS Lynchburg, Virginia WALTON LOCKETT HUFF Pulaski, Virginia WILLIAM OWEN HUMPHREYS Charlesion, Wesl' Virginia I WILLOUGHBY SHELTON HUNDLEY, JR. Boyfon, Virginia WILBERT THEODORE JAMES, Ill While Stone, Virginia THE FRESHIVIEN LACY BURNETTE JEFFREYS Chase City Virginia HENRY LUDWELL JONES Roanoke, Virginia WILLIAM FRANCIS JONES Romney, West Virginia WAYLAND THOMAS JOYNER, JR. Windsor, Virginia EDGAR LEO KELLY, JR. Arlington, Virginia ALBERT STRAYER KEMPER, III Bluetield, West Virginia EDWARD POLLARD KINNEY Bluefieid, West Virginia MAX KUNIANSKY, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia EDDIE LEE LaFORCE Prsspect, Virginia GILBERT REED LARUS JR. Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM SHACKELFORD LEE Hampton, Virginia WITHROW REYNOLDS LEGGE, JR Winchester, Virginia GARRETT DOUGLAS LEONARD Raieigh, North Carolina ARTHUR HEATH LIGHT Chatham, Virginia JAMES HUBERT LINDSAY Cfiarlottesville, Virginia MALCOLM HARRIS LIVICK Harrisonburg, Virginia JOHN ARMSTRONG LOCKE Hampton, Virginia JOHN DOUGLAS MacDONALD Hilton Village, Virginia DAVID SIMMONS McCLUNG, II Salem, Virginia EDWARD DONALD MCCLURE Greeneville Virginia ROBERT PAUL MQLEAN Beckley, West Virginia ,VR 5 11, if . W., ,I gl AF A I ' I A ,LA Lil - 1 it I I -,- I :ij fi. x-2 E, . W tr I qv .. 1,3 n -- w F' 1 f Ii 3 ' 24:17 ff, , , Q . V I is - .- 3 an r, .R A W , l 1 IA . ' . T2 I , T n' ' ,UB .ai ' , ' L , . rf J L' Q' ,- '71, it L , . f - ,fly ' . no, - I, ' ix 'L.-.5-F, I ' 'Ir' . . : I TQ' 'W-QW V? V ' 1 if 'ZIV il a,,,..:A A Y , v - vig . - Il 5 1 . , ,V , L , iii: A 'f f-Qt' .1 . ' LTL? ,,, Q' Jr, v 4 'E-'Ji ':' 'L 'hu V V , ' ff 1 . 5 ,F K 7 , ., - 5, , 1 ,. 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Darlingfon Heighf, Virginia CHARLES BRUCE MORTON, FII Charlotfesviile, Virginia VIRGIL ATWELL MOTLEY, JR. Gretna, Virginia SIDNEY STERLING NEBLETT Crescenfa, California EDWIN POWELL NEVIN Wachapreague, Virginia MEIGE ALBERT NEWKIRK Chevy Chase, Maryland RICHARD ELMORE NOLAN Roanoke, Virginia Leonia, New Jersey GEORGEWALKER PATTESON, III Richmond, Virginia STUART BOXLEY PAYNE Haymarkef, Virginia WILLIAM CROSS PEAKE Hampion, Virginia CHARLES ROBERT PEERY Tazewell, Virginia XX LeROY A. PHILLIPS Hof Springs, Virginia CHARLES LEAR PONTON , HiIIon Village, Virginia AMPUEN-SYDNEY ULLEEE PHILIP MARTIN MOINGER, JR. JOHN ROBERT O'CONNELL, JR. THE FHESHIVIEN . rr, -:xr I' JOSEPH JOHNSTON POTTS, JR. ' ' Chesfer, Virginia A ROBERT HOMER RAMEY, R, X I Danville, Virginia HENRY GLENN REEVES Zachary, Louisiana ANDERSON MINOR RENICK, JR. H jj' Roanoke, Virginia i ' DAVID WELDON RICE ' A Alexandria, Virginia IA CHARLES EDWARD RICHARDSON, III .r Richmond, Virginia F31 EDGAR R. RIDGWAY Ridgway, Wes? Virginia . EUGENE THOMAS RILEE, JR. Richmond, Virginia Q COLIN MacKENZIE ROBERTSON Balfimore, Maryland 4 Q , JOHN ALASTAIR ROBERTSON Richmond, Virginia A WILLIAM H. ROBERTSON ' Salem, Virginia ALEXANDER P. ROBINSON Elizabeth, New Jersey lb JOHN CUTLER ROBINSON Hampfon, Virginia JAMES SHEPHERD RUSSELL, JR. Petersburg. Virginia JOHN S. SCOTT, JR. Roanoke, Virginia FRANCIS GERRARD SCRUGGS Ricnmond, Virginia H. POWELL SEWARD, JR, Pefersburg, Virginia X THOMAS COE SHOEMAKER Norfolk, Virginia ROBERT DANIEL SIMMONS Sfrasburg, Virginia BENJAMIN GLADWYN SMITH Hampton, Virginia CHARLES WESTON SMITH, JR. Richmond, Virginia tx :I .' I .fa as 'If ,Q E -h ' . W , EI' n' 351 rj, -J Il I ,- p . 1 I1-.:.,a. -9 , Li 'Jr' I . , . rss. V: V531 '3 'AV - ,., ' ' ' H Q . gr I '- 'V ' 'R ' . 79 THE FHESHMEN EDWIN SMITH I 80 HIMPUEN-SYDNEY uiiisi ' Norioik, Virginia HARRY STUART SMITH, JR. Richmond, Virginia WALTER RODERT STEPHENSON Norfolk, Virginia ARTHUR KING STUART Newporf News, Virginia JAMES ADAM STUMP Romney, West Virginia CHARLES C. TALLEY Washington, D, C. JOHN VALENTINE THOMPSON Norfolk, Virginia HUNTER ALEXANDER TIGNOR, JR. Hampion, Virginia WILIAM STUART TREVVETT, JR. Richmond, Virginia ARCHER KILBOURNE TULLIDGE Sfaunion, Virginia PALMER GLEASON TUNSTALL Livingsion, Virginia HERMAN HIDMORE WALTON Pendleion, Virginia DAVID LEE WATSON Farmville, Virginia DAVID EARL WATTS Baltimore, Maryland BLAIR McWHORTER WEBB Virgina Beach, Virginia DANIEL BENJAMIN WEXLER, JR. Johnson Ciiy, Tennessee HUBERT STUART WHITE, JR. Galax, Virginia WILLIAM REID WILLIAMS, III Richmond, Virginia THE FHESHMEN JOHN DENNIS WILSON Rice, Virginia BOBBY TERRY WOOD Shadwell, Virginia WEATHERD WOODWORTH Owings MiII, Maryland ROBERT BRENAMAN WRENN Richmond, Virginia EPHRIAM BRUCE CREWS Boydfon, Virginia WRIGHT JULIAN MEADE WRIGHT Richmond, Virginia STEPHEN COLLINS WRIGHT Greaf Neck, New York WILLIAM HOPE WRIGHT Roseland, Virginia Freshm LESLIE BENNETT GILLIAM Farmville, Virginia WALTER V. MOORE, JR. Richmond, Virginia RICHARD ELMORE NOLAN Roanoke, Virginia en Whose Picfures Are Noi' Si in This Book FREDERICK CLAY ROBERTSON Richmond, Virginia RICHARD GARLAND WATSON Farmville, Virginia HERBERT PENTONEY YOST Berkley Spring, West Virginia JR jreahmen add cfuidforg For I6O high school graduaTes and veTerans, a new liTe began on SeDTember 9. l947. An aTTenTive audience, gaThered in Mcllwain Hall, was inTroduced To Hampden- Sydney College by an impressive TirsT nighT oT orienTaTion. OT This assembly, many picked sTudenTs were being ushered inTo college liTe Tor The TirsT Time. These men rep- resenTed The ToundaTion oT The class oT '5I and, as a whole, were oT unusual apTiTude. For The TiirsT several weeks The Freshmen were probably as conTused a class as have ever maTriculaTed aT The hill. WiTh long Taces, displaying considerable doubT and uneasiness, we heard The various accounTs, perhaps exaggeraTed, oT The experience lying ahead. We rneT roommaTes and The oThers wiTh whom we would be associaTed Tor Tour years oT college liTe. We were deTiniTely submissive, quieT, and unconscious oT The Task seT before us. Suddenly, however, Trom This siTuaTion arose one oT more complicaTions and exciTemenT. The gray and garneT RaT haT, The name Tag, and The RaT rules Took Their place in The hearT oT every Freshman. Sound oTT became a TrequenTly heard expression as Freshmen Trom every corner oT The campus raced Through The appropriaTe idenTiTicaTion. AT our TirsT Tormal meeTing The Freshman Class showed good iudgmenT in The elecTion oT oTTicers as proved by The selecTion oT Sam HarT, Puggy ATkins, and WalTer Bridges. Even Though Taced by a spliT resulTing in The machine , The meeTing was carried ouT wiTh only occasional breaks in The procedure. AFTer This organizaTion, The Freshmen became a more uniTied group, acTively Taking par'T in pep rallies and RaT races. For several monThs we TelT a liTTle held down in Farmville acTiviTies and prob- ably a liTTle TormenTed by unsympaTheTic Sophomoresp however, in reviewing The pasT, iT can hardly be said ThaT undue punishmenT was inTlicTed. Several weeks beTore ChrisTmas, The nighT oT December IO, The Freshman Class was elevaTed To The level OT Social Sophomore. RaT haTs and regulaTions were suddenly abandoned: all Freshmen TelT a liTTle more imporTanT and walking on The grass became legal. AlThough The gross Freshmen were perhaps in The maioriTy, many TirsT year men Turned Their TalenTs To more consTrucTive ends. iThe TooTball squad was rounded ouT, The Tive iron men were supporTed, and many school organizaTions were greaTly sTrengThened by a group oT Freshmen, who played hard and worked hard, giving con- clusive evidence oT Their laTer value as Tull-Tledged Sophomores. T Bobby Wood 82 --v' FHS' row, 'air YO fIgn+: Edwafzs, Gai-ES, TIJH, Kwrier Secong 'O-Ar, ieff T: right: Jonnsorx Moocy, Sf-see, ThIr:' row, Eeff V: 'Igh': CFCW-xiii McLean, F.!'E', l IIXULO gnfefell .NC1l'lll'76!2ll-.gjytlfley SHEPPARD KELLAM AMES, JR.. . THOMAS L. BOOOS .....,.. JOSHUA RLIEIJS OROMWELL, III. . . WILLARD MALLORY EDWARDS, JR.. . WILLIAM C. FARMER ,...... FRANKLIN HARRISON FULLER, JR.. . MICHAEL HENLEY GATES ,.,... WILLIAM RANDALL JOHNSON, JR. WARREN GRAYSON KIRTLEY .... A HARVEY SIDNEY LUTINS. . WILLIAM DAVID MCLEAN. . JOHN CHRYSTER MOODY. . . HENRY CLINTON STEELE. . . HERBERT ORAHAM TULL. . 83 Amps in . .Cape Charles, . .Buckroe Beach, . . . .Norfolk . . Norfolk, . . Farmvilie, , . Richmond, , .DeLancO, Ne . . Harnpfon, . . Richmond, . . Roanoke, . . Beckley, Wesi . . . .WeiIvilIe, . Concord Depot . .ChariOHesviIie, aflllafy I Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia W Jersey Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia UHEANIZATIUNS rv- . Ju, J ,. DO :Tn-xref ,I GN .svfuclenf Counci OFFICERS FRANK F. RENNIE . . . ...... ......, P resideni THOMAS E. G-ILMER. . . Senior Represeniaiive RALPH D. KEIGHTLEY. . . .Senior Represenialive E. WYLLYS TAYLOR, . . .Junior Represeniarive DICK HARRIS . . . . .Junior Represeniafive CHARLES L. BURNS. . Sophomore Represen+aiive DAN W, KNOPP . . Sophomore Represenraiive R. H. RAMEY . , . Freshman Represenfaiive BILL DESPORTES. . . .Freshman Represeniaiive The Siuclenl Council is fhe governing body whose iob if is 'ro preserve and defend againsl' all iransgressors of lhe Honor Code of our Alma Maier. This body has eight members, 'rwo eleciecl io il from each of lhe four classes of The Siucleni Body. The mosl serious business of ihe Slucleni Council is handled by 'rhis group and il is iheir dufy +o fry, and fo prosecule olzfenders of lhe Honor Code. Inherifing lhe oufsfanding work done by Presidenf Bluford and his Council lasl year, Presiclenl Rennie found ihal he had a solid ioundalion on which io build lhis year's Council. The efiicienr and business-like manner in which fhis year's Council performed iis dulies ranks if as a worlhy successor To the honor and presiige of former Councils. Lefl' 'fo righll Taylcf, Ksighlley, DesPor'fes. Burrs, Gilmer, D. Knoppy Ramey, Rennie-. 1948 IILEIIJUSEUPE 86 First Row-left to right: Wall, J. Glascock, D, Knapp, and Striplin. Second Row: Boney, Stevens, Rennie, Hammer, ard Merriam. Third Row: Venable, Trirkle, Lancaster, Watts, Manson, and Squire. .S7fll,J0I'lt .X4if52l'l'L6!g FRANK RENNIE ARTHUR STEVENS .. ROY KNOPP .... DAVE BONEY ..., DICK VENABLE .... JAKE HAMNER ..,, ci-mares Memzmu JACK GLASCOCK . . . BO WALL CLAIBORNE CRADDOCK JIMMIE TRINKLE ..,. H. H. HURT .,.. AUSTIN McCLELLEN . . BEN MANSON ..,, PETE SOUIRE .... DAN KNOPP .... PAT STRIPLIN ,... LEWIS LANCASTER . . ARTHUR STEVENS . , DAVID WATTS . . . OFFICERS . , ...... .,...,,, P esident , . , . . .Vice-President . . . .Secretary4Treasurer . . .Chi Phi Representative . . , . Chi Phi Representative . .Sigma Chi Representative ,. Sigma Chi Representative . . , Kappa Sigma Representative . . . Kappa Si ma Representative , . Pi Kappa ATpha Representative . . Pi Kappa Alpha Representative . . Kappa Alpha Representative . . . . Kappa Alpha Representative . . . . . , .Theta Chi Representative . . . . . . , . Theta Chi Representative . . . Lambda Chi Alpha Representative . . Lambda Chi Alpha Representative , . . . . Independent Representative . . . , Independent Representative , , , Independent Representative This body ct the Student Government is composed ot seventeen members and presided over by the president ot the Student Body. The members are elected in the late spring ot' each year but do not take otiice until the beginning ot the tall term. Two men are elected trom each traternity and three trom the independent members ot the student body. This year the Student Assembly, presided over by the president ot the student body, went right to worl: where the Assembly lett ott last year, under the guidance ot President Rennie the Assembly made several improvements and revisions in the Constitution and deleted the Coordinating Com- mittee set up last year. The Student Government, composed ot the Student Assembly and the Student Council, made many gains which. is hoped by those who made them, will prove a benetit to the students and the college. Meetings ot these bodies ot government were held with a serious purpose and steps were taken with the view that through cooperation ot all students much might be gained by eil. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY IIULLEGE 87 'axe jk mwfem god 5 X 'N x sh Q N. 4524 , if T R - i , . ci 8 is 6 K R X A Y R .5 . Ri ,Y 0 Rau R l 'f'N A Bos RICHARDS . . fi, A A xq A , x ,. I R FRANK BROOKE. . H - WINSTON GOULDIN A i'i'i'ii'f.,..'f5fgi -,.,' V BILL HART. . . . . V. x . . . MR. NED CRAWLEY e -AR :: DAVID LUCK. . . . ,mf : ' JOHN D. FIELD. . BOB ENN'5- - - - - rw PLE GOODMAN gf DAN WEXLER. . Rf Lewis Brandon ROBERT D. RICHARDS Ediior Jim Comloelliclc Cecil Chapman Charles Grissell' George Bryson gchforiaf Sita!! Harry Haqa STAFF . . . . . . . Edilor , . Associale Edilor . . Associaie Edilor . . Associaie Edilor . , Facully Adviser . . . .Fealure Edi+or . . . . . .Phofographer Assisfanl Phoiographer . . , . . , . . Typisl . . . Typisf . . Slalll Arlisl Buddy Hughes Bob Peery Claude Priichard Bill Marlin Pres+on Sawyer Jimmy Saxe First row, left fo righf-Grisseff, Chapman, l-large, Goodman, Sawyer, Whife, Gouldin, Peery. Second row-Martin, Bryson, Prifchard, Saxe, Hari, Luck. Brooke, 1948 ..llLEIl1llSCllPE ? igAf .jcciiclodcolae M BO WALL. . . . . , , , ,Basiness Marage-' STAFF Seb G'a'.el,' Crares S 'iTl' Mai Kwniarsly Jivsm, Trinlle Every year since I893 anylirne from May lo YV Augusl, Kaleidoscopes liave been passed oul llwe window felling alaoul llwe new llwings and flue old- Telling aboulr l-larnpden-Sydney. Twenly-lwo Edi- i 11,5 'rors and live Business Managers have los+ llweir liair, JOSEPH BARRYE WALL JR. lriends, sleep, and good grades. This year is no Business W-age' exceplion, but all Jrwenly-seven ol us liope llwal you will enioy flue l948 Kaleidoscope. Zguziineazi fx GS , .sr , ,gg p 121 , al - , A 5- yg '- J .- -A ., ' 4 4' I 0 . gm! .13 g Q! 551'- Gravely, K fansky, Smith, Trinkle. HAMPUEN-SYDNEY EULLEEE . v .- -E sw L 1' f 74 8 - BILL RIGGINS . . - BEN TAYLOR. . . ., 1 HARRY BRIDGES . B RB JACK CUPE L R L R ---B CHARLES MERRLAM. . L B , A, JOHN IRVINE, , , . A BOB WILSON - - L-'B L , - j ,Qfg,EE ,,-' '33 .zbdfiz 'B 1 ,',,, ASSISTANT EDITORS Sam Elder WILLIAM M. Ruse-INS, JR. BH, Hammon Edifor-in-Chief gokforiaf ga!! Lewis Lancasier John O'ConnelI Max Perrow lfleieefl gmnfg . . Ediior-in-Chief , ,Associaie Edifor . .Associafe Ediror . . Shorr S+ory Edifor . .Fee+ure Edi+or . .Poefry Edifor . .Ari Edifor . . Carfoonisf Claude Priichard Doug Tomkies Hugh Warren Dan Wexler Lindley Winsron Firsi row, left fo righf-Bridges, Wyrick, Merriam, Tqylor. Secord row-Winsron, Irvine, Pritchard, Lancasfer, Wxlson. 1948 KALEIUUSCUPE igkf garnef FRANK FLORA, 1 STAFF -Gai? Tnniwey Ma-:Lf Dan VVEJT - . X uw Wifh quailfy :F NJ'E'f:d! Q 'equi e'v er? -,7 N:LiM The 9e,CQ e and an added feuzh af D'CF9S:fQF'E:hSf '1 as fha ud7 wsTe qvai. We fcvf'-w second xdufne xi-F The Garnef ha: fiw-J Us wax Info fha hands Q' The reading cubii, Business Manager To We loxa fnenwbexi cf the shag 'mich 1'eJ,: Usfbe :men Wlfh- fjuf Then' unT3rir'i4 ali and w-.Mfnlnesf fr! .jeg +he-'nf 'f weep if fhe wee hours cage-air-gg eazh 'deadhne day 'hose 'asf hyur issues Could ne-yer have belive e fe-a'f .. The succex :+ The Gawif hai entaiwea fclenexerdn ana harfn-:n-, among H5 workers, 1: hae been we resu'+ 1 the gcnwbined efforfg and is consclldfafbn 35 uiffcus Pdfvldegl 11:15-as, H has nc? been fhe producf Q? one. Rarhex iT has been an aifimfh, Ir whhjh each gfudew has had -fhe oppovhgnlg, fc emhibhn hh 55.-un parf?:u'av' fabenr Yr rhf- FRANCIS E' Fl-ORA Weram hehi. H has become an m+e:fa, psf' C+ ianwpug hfg ,ji af . . ,- Busuness Manage' msfrufnenr or hee speech. H is e C?!'iC'dvfBx published by +he smoenh' ana I' ig they N.-JF' are responsible for iff suicess. The Gafrer E, 'FQ gmgiql-15 U-,F ll5ine65 fa maqazlne. Mack, Wes? AMPUEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE Ulm 'QW PAT STRIPLIN . . JOHN IRVINE. . . JOHN ALFRIEND. . BO WALL ..... WYLLYS TAYLOR. . NEWS STAFF Val Cesare Bernard Caperlon Cecil Chapman Allan Dischenger Bill Dixon Torn Funlc Kemper Lorraine SPORTS STAFF Buddy Hughes Jimmy Hum' ERASTUS F. STRIPLIN. JR. Edifof-in-chief PHOTOGRAPHERS John Field CARTOONISTS gckforiaf ga!! Neil wyfici . . . Associale . . Managing . . Managing . , .Sporls Miles Marlin Bruce Morlon Claude Prilchard Fred Scoll .Jimmy Trinlcle Lindley Winslon Neil Wyricls Bob l-lulchinson Dan Knopp Joe Hazelgrove Bob Wilson iger Edilor Edilor Edilor Edilor Ediror Firsf row, left fo righl-Winsion, Wyrick, Alfriend, Irvine, Taylor, Lorraine. Second row-Wall, Wilson, Trnikle, Prifchard, Cundiff, Scofr, Mcllwaine. 1948 Kimnnscnpr 194 7-4 Bob Cundiff Randy Harrison Mau Kunianskv Ben Manson Jack White .AL - 'v . Manager STAFF CN ww CHARLES w. MERRIAM, JR. Jclljnfqiansggflg Business Manager Dan VVesf BM SMH u5ine55 Firsf row, leff fo rlqnf-Wnife, Kuniarsky, Snirey. Second row-CundTf'fK Wesf, Vansanf, Trinkle, Manson. HAMPUEN-SYDNEY EULLEEE nion l9Ai!anfArolaic Jiferary ociefy OFFICERS G-RIER WOODY . LINDLEY WINSTON MILES MARTIN. . PAT STRIPLIN. . . DAN SIMMONS. . NEIL WYRICK . . OTHER MEMBERS NeIson Fox Leroy I'IaiIe John Alfriend Bill Balas Val Cesare . .,... Presidenf . . . . .Vice-Presidenf Secreiary and Treasurer . . Program Chairman . . . . .Chaplain . . Censor Archer Jones BIII Humphreys Roy Knopp In Ihe year I789, in Sepiember, righi afrer school had opened for rhar Year, a group of s'ruden+s banded Jrogerher ro form whai is now The second oldesr coIIege Iirerary socieiy in The Unired Sraies. This was inrerrupfed only during 'rhe Civil War and 'rhe Second World War, orher Than Thar Ihe organizarion has mer confinuously for The pasr one hundred and Iifiy-seven years. The organizafion is for rhe purpose of furfhering Iirerary and forensic work among Ihe sfudenrs of Ihe coIIege. This year 'rhe organizafion Ied Icy Grier Woody, Hs president has again Taken i+s usuaI high place in campus aciivirie S. . Firsi' row, Ieff fo righf-M, Marfin, Woody, Winston Second row-Alfriend, Wyrick, Jones, Humphreys, Cesare. 1948 IIIILEIIIUSIIUPE ' r i 1 .nsdii-.miiir ' 'yer-t'-9-5, ' 1 12 Ia Firsl row, leff To riqhfz Vail, Smifhers, Coghill. Seqorfl row, lei' To righfz Morley, Trenner, Foley, Bray, Rei-jak, Woodson. Third row, lefr To right Warren, Choate, Fisher, Talley, Paffersor, Scoff, Perrow, Hall. Ou? ellsfd OFFICERS BILL SMITHERS. . ,..... . ..,. PresidenT TOM VAIL ........ ......., V ice-PresidenT CARTER COGHlLL. . , . .SecreTary and Treasurer The Jongleurs, The dramaTic club oT Hampden-Sydney College, is macle up of sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in drama-noT Trom a professional sTandpoinT-buT because OT Their inTeresT in The sTage and The Tun They geT ouT of being associaTed wiTh iT. The club has a poinT sysTem whereby all The members musT do a cerTain amounT of work in order To mainTain Their membership sTanding, Perhaps This is one reason why The members of The club, Though iT is relaTively large, are so enThusiasTic and inTeresTed in The club. Each Tall and spring, The club presenTs a play in collaboraTion wiTh The STaTe Teacher's College DramaTic Club. The Tall play, DeaTh Takes A Holiday, was presenTed before a large and appreciaTive audience. Th spring play, given on Founclers' Day aT The STaTe Te-acher's College, was enioyed by a large number oT sTudenTs Trom boTh colleges and also by The alumnae of The STaTe Teacher's College. - HAMPDEN-SYDNEY llnrirsr Q5 Le CM OFFICERS CHUCK EURE ..,. . , . Presidenl' GEORGE HENLEY ..,.... Vice-Presidenf BEN MANSON ..... Secrelary and Treasurer PRESTON SAWYER. . . . .Accompanisr CARTER COGHILL . . . . Librarian MR-THOMAS EDWARD CRAWLEY This year, +he Glee Club. under rhe able DlfeCf0f direcforship of Mr. T. E. Crawley, has had a very successful season. lr is one of The mosr popular organizalions on The campus, as evidenced by lhe amounl of supporl' and cooperafion given To il, noi' only by 'The sfudenfs and members lhemselves, buf also by The facully and adminislralion. ln fhe fall, 'rhe Glee Club sang fhe ora+orio, The Holy Ciryf' by Gaul a+ V, P. l. and ar Grace Covenanl Church in Richmond. Among fhe cifies visifed by 'the club were: Richmond, Danville, Siaunlon, Harrisonburg, Blacks- burg, Roanoke, Lynchburg, Farmville, Fredriclcsburg, and Newporf News. The nalure of These programs was such lhal' moslly religious music was sung in 'rhe fall, and moslly secular music in The spring, These 'fours were made largely 'ro girls schools and alumni chaplers. Las'r year, lhe Glee Club iniliared lhe cuslom ol having an Annual Spring Feslival of Music. and 'rhis year, lhe club ioined by arlisls from New York conrinuecl Jrhis cuslom by lhe singing of fhe oraforio, The Creafionf' by Joseph Hayden, This was ailendecl by a large crowd, and fhe leslival mos? Successful. Firsf row lleff io righfl Henley, Eure. Second row: Sawyer, Manson, Coghill. 1943 KALEIDUSIIUPE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY EULLEGE LUCK 1948 Kiuzinnscnrr el l0'l6ll'l OFFlCERS DAVID LUCK .... .,.. P residenf GEORGE COOPER . . . . . Vice-Presidenf BOB RICHARDS . . ..... Treasurer CHUCK EURE ...... Business Manager BUDDY HUGHES Assis'fan'r Business Manager Under Jrhe able leadership of David Luck 'rhe German Club presenlred fhree ourslanding sers of dances rhis year. Royce Sronner slaried off rhe year wi+h his very danceable music a+ Homecom- ing and was followed rhe second nighlr by Johnny Archer and his band. Mid-Winfers saw Bob Chesrer and his big Name Band ushering in The week end wirh an airernoon 'rea dance followed by a formal dance +ha'r nighf, and an informal aliiair rhe nexr nigh? wirh The Vagabonds providing +he music. Considerable menrion should be made of Jrhe Decorarions Commiiree under lhe able leadership of George Cooper. f7l.e GEORGE BALES . GEORGE KOSTEL PETE SQUIRE , . A, Adkins B. Averelr B. Balas D. Boney D. Bray W. Bridges D. Chapman L. Chewning G. Cooper B. Davenporl B. DesPorTes F. Flora P. Foley B. Francis J. M J. M l-l J. B. 6 H B. C. G B. D. B. Gallalee W. Glascoclc Glascock Goodloe Goodloe Harris lrvine Lee Lenord Lonerqan Lucado Milam Millar Millner Moore Moore 0l'l0gl aI'l'l OFFICERS President . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenl . . . . . . . .Secrelary and Treasurer MEMBERS A. McClellan S. Smi'l'h M. Oakes E. Spralley R. Osburn P. Squire T. Overlon W. Taylor B. Piclchardf B. Trenner J. Pond J. Trinlule J. Polls W. Tunslall R. Rhodes D. Venable VV. Rixey A. Vulqan J. Robinson W. Walke W. Rowe Barrye Wall T. Sharp Bill Wall B. Shellon R. Werder R. Shiflelf D. Wes? L. Silbernagle W. Woodson VJ. Young The Monogram Club gave several dances during lhe year following loofball and baslcelball games played al home. The money received from 'rhese dances and from lhe coke machines in lhe dormilories was used lo furnish a cluloroom in 'rhe new gym. Lefl fo righf-Kcsfel, Bales, Squire, 1948 KALEIDUSEUPE 100 475173-f-'ri ,qw 793 'Wi -. . - - .,.l,WivW..,. ,TM N I .o 1 ' , 'w.w,, . 'r Firsr 'ow llefr To riohll: Canr, Curia-irigham. RclsTon4 Brooke, , , , . S6551 raw: Co-9, J:,ner4 Aoee, Legoei Nilson, fjle 156,060 C716 JOHN CANN .... ,.4.,.. . . . Presidem' CHARLIE ROLSTON , . , . . Vice-Pre5idenT FRANK BROOKE, . ...... tecrehary and Treasurer MEMBERS T. C. Wilson E. T. Agee Reynolds Legge Mason Cole Earl Savage John Cunningham Tom Joyner Mac ChoaTe ReaCTivaTed This year aTTer over Tour years of inacTiyiTy, The Radio Club is making iTs bid Tor a permanenT place among The campus organizaTions. Due To a shorTaqe of Tunds, The organizaTion goT OTT To a raTher slow sTarT early in The Tall, buT by The end of OcTober regular meeTings were being held weekly, EquipmenT loaned To The club by iTs members enabled classes To be held in Morse code and radio Theory. A low powered arnaTeur radio sTaTion was also sel' up, using equip- menl' broughT Trom home by one CT The members OT The club, This sTaTion, using The call leTTers- W3lEMf4, prompTly became aTTiliaTed wiTh Two neTworlrs of oTher amaTeur radio sTaTions, The Virginia STaTe neTworlc and The TraT3Tic OuTleT neTworlr. The Tormer neTworlc served as a clearing house Tor messages addressed To ciTies and Towns in Virginia, and The laTTer Tor messages desTined Tor ouT of STaTe ciTies and foreign counTries. By The end of The school year, The club sTaTion had criginaTed over one hurdred Tree radiograms Trom The sTudenTs and had received almosT halT as many 'eplies and oTher messages addressed To members of The sTudenT body. AMPUEN-SYDNEY IIULLEGE 101 Leif To right Ramey, Harris, PriTcT1ard, Cralle, and Woodson. .mega fe Edin, MEMBERS Dick Harris Jim Cralle WalTar Woodson Bob Ramey Claude PriTchard Manager WiTh The graduaTion oT Perry Hyde, Rod BouTon, and Bill Lacy, Three OT lasT year's Team, The debaTe Team was leTT wiTh Tew men oT any inTercollegiaTe debaTion ex- perience. Jim Cralle and WalTer Woodson were reTurning members and Claude PriTchard, Dick Harris, and Joe Hazlegrove were selecTed Tor The Team Trom lasT year's inTramural debaTe TournamenT. ln November, Tollowing debaTe TryouTs, Bob Ramey was also added To The Team. LaTer in The year The DebaTe Council sponsored an inTramural debaTe TournamenT Tor The purpose of uncovering oTher capable men Tor TuTure use. Y DeparTing Trom The paTTern esTablished lasT year by Perry Hyde OT scheduling a large number oT debaTes in The Tall, manager Claude PriTcharr'l engaged The Team only in debaTes wiTh Lynchburg College and Randolph-Macon Woman's College beTore ChrisTmas, and Then senT The Team inTo high gear aTTer mid-year exams. Members oT Tau Kappa Alpha, NaTional Honorary Forensic FraTerniTy, were se- lecTed by Dr. Allan Trom The DebaTe Team. 1948 KALE1nnscuP1a 102 Lgiuclenf Chridfian Mociafion OFFICERS LEWIS LANCASTER , . . .,.. , . . . . PresidenT ARTHUR STEVENS . , .,.,.... Vice-PresidenT BIDGE GREENE . . . . SecreTary and Treasurer Under The leadership oT Lewis LancasTer The SCA, has grown in iTs acTiviTies and inTluence. ln addiTion To Turnishing and mainTaining a reading room in The old gym Tor The enTire STudenT Body, The SCA. has equipped The old gym as a recreaTion hall. ShuTTle-board, badminTon, and ping-pong TaciliTies were made available Tor The use oT The sTudenTs. Two religious emphasis weelcs were sponsored by The SCA. wiTh ouTsTanding minisTers Trom Virginia presenT as speakers. Prayer rneeTing was held every Wednes- day and dormiTory prayer rneeTings during The weelc, and a radio program was sponsored over sTaTion WFLO every Sunday aTTernoon. AT The beginning oT The year The SCA. held a recepTion Tor The new sTudenTs, aT which Time each Treshman was given The Hampden-Sydney Key, a handbook To Tarnilarize Them wiTh The cusToms and TradiTions oT Hampden-Sydney. l Firsf row, leTT To'righT, Simmons, Sfevens, LancasTer, Henley. Second row: T. Foley, Perrcw, Merriam, L. R. Harrison. AMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE FHATEHNITIES Usa:-.f-.. ' ':?.:t:A -' I - 4 -....,-,..q- : 'fp-Q-v 1 s F- . -is-,N N . V' K P 'V Tmfexmf u n s' V- Q i N, k ..'..LQ.W,,',ilLL1-LL? L2 J , J .U e 0 '-'wx-nn-Q ,1-' WM, First row lleft to rightj: Boney, Bales, Cooper, Kostel, Glascock, Striplir.. Second rcw: Squire, Stevens, Lancaster, Blanton, Eure, Rennie. micron mega J aiolaa OFFICERS FRANK RENNIE. , . . , ,President ARTHUR STEVENS . . . . Vice-President PAT STRIPLIN . . . , . . Secretary MEMBERS Max Perrow Peter Squire George Cooper David Boney Lewis Lancaster George Kostel George Bales Frank Blanton Jack Glascocl: Chuck Eure Since l924, membership in Lamba circle ot Omicron Delta Kappa, national honorary leadership traternity, has represented the highest campus honor a student can receive. O. D. K. sponsors orientation programs to teach the treshmen about Hampden- Sydney and its traditions. l 106 f9 an -.Ne enic FRANK BLANTON . . CLAUDE PRITCHARD, GORDON VAN NESS PAGE BULLOCK. . BILL MARTIN .... RALPH KEIGI-ITLEY. . . BOB RICHARDS. . . FRANK BLANTON. . FRANK FLORA .... HARRY LONERGAN, GORDON VAN NESS. MARVIN BOWLING . BILL VADEN ..., JOHN CANN. . BEN MANSON, . PAT STRIPLIN .,.. CLAUDE PRITCI-IARD, OFFICERS MEMBERS ounci . .Sccfeiary . .Chi Phi , , ,Chi Phi . .Sigma Chi . ,Sigma Chi . .Kappa Sigma . , .Kappa Sigma . Phi Kappa Aipha , Phi Kappa Aipha , ,Kappa Aipha . .Kappa AIpha . , .Theia Chi . . . .Theia Chi Lambda Chi AIpha Lambda Chi Aipha . . Presideni Vice-Presiderii and Treasurer Represariiaiive Represehiaiive RaprasenIa+ive Represehiaiive Re-presehfaiive Represenfaii-.fe Represenfafive Represenfaiive Represeniaiive Represehfaiive Represeniahve Represenfafive Represeniafive Represeriiafive Firsi' row ileff To righrjz Flora, Bowling, Priichard, BIBITIOVII Van Ness, Sfriplin. Second row: Vaden, Richards, Keiqhfley Buiilock, Mariir, Manson, Cann, Lonergari. 107 CJ z plz David Mcliennie Boney, Jr. Page Michaux Bullock James Earl Drinlcard Wesley Grey Andrews, Jr. Wilmer Edward Breeden Oscar Valenline Cesare Bernard Mason Caperron William Dayron Dixon, Jr. Raymond Joseph Fox William Sfuarr Harrison G-ilber+ Raed Larus, Jr. Malcolm Harris Liviclr William Byrne Mesmer FRATRE IN FACULTATE Roberl T. Hubbard, Jr. FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I948 Shellon Hardaway Shorl, III Class of I949 Archer Jones Class of I950 Woodson Harrison, Jr. James Lulher Hunf Miles Macon Marlin William Warlcins Marlin, Jr. Henry Roberfs Miller Fred Scolf Nichols Maurice Fulton Oakes William Walfon Rixey ' Class of l95I James Shepherd Russell, Jr. Thomas Coe Shoemaker 108 JE 4-fl Dandridge Payne Wesf, Jr. Donaldson Grier Woody Cha rles Kemper Lorraine Preslon Sawyer. Jr. Blackford Vlncenl' Shelron, Jr Edward NNyllys Taylor Thomas Cornell Vail Richard Morlon Venable, Jr. John Wesley Wells John Earle While, lll Blair McWhorler Webb Bobby Terry Wood Wealhered Woodworfh Firsf Row: Boney, Bullock, Slworf, Wesl Woody. Second Row: Drinlnard, Jones, Lorraine, An- drews, Breeden. Third Row: Cesare, Caperfcn, Dixon, Fc, William Harrison Fourfh Row: Woodson Harrison, l-lunf, Miles Marlin, Billy Marlin, Miller. Fiffh Row: Nichols. Oakes, Rixey. Sawyer, Shelfon, Sixfh Row: Taylor, Vail, Veriable, Wells, While. Sevenfh Row: Larus, Liviclc, Mesmer, Russell, Shoemaker. Eighfh Row: Webb, Wood, Woodworlh. igma Chi Denison Maurice Allan George McGaughey Bales Harry Vincenr Haga, Jr. Richard NVorrhing'ron Hills lrvin Blair Baldwin William Thomas Bonduranr, Douglas Roberr Copeland John Daingerlield Aliriend Chesler Theodore Ashby Willie Wise Averell, lll Harry Taylor Bridges George Tarrv Bryson, Jr. Rees Cecil Chapman Lawrence T. Berry, Jr. John W, Campbell Randolph Bolling Chichesler Joseph Drumeller Easi Joel E. Elcan Roberr Lee Galloway Julius Temple Goodman xii FRATRES IN FACULTATE FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class cf l948 Robe:-l' Claggerr Jones Ralph Davis Keighfley, Jr, Class of I949 Frederick 'lrue Given, Jr. John Wrighl' Hamner, Jr. Henry William Hoffman Frank Davis Luck, lll Class of l950 Braxron Winired Dawson John DeAcos'ra Elmore James McDonald Evans, Jr. Lewis Boulclin Goode, Jr. Roberr Truman Hurchison Class of I95I Frederick Donnelly Haulenbecli Lacy Burnerre Jeffreys Wxrhrow Reynolds Legge, Jr. Arihur Healh Lighr David Simmons McClung, ll William Alexander Moore 110 JQX I Lf, uh. Ray A. Moore, M.D. Charles Brown Pearson, Jr. Charles Willis Merriam Roberr Palmer Siiolcley, Jr. Wenrz Joseph Miller Roberal Dirom Richards Hugh Nelson Warren Roberl' Edward Johnson Roy William Knopp William Meade Mcllwaine Billie Meriwerher Millner Charles Roberr Peery John Herndon Vansanl' John Douglas MacDonald John Roberr O'Connell, Jr Roberr Homer Ramey, Jr. John Valenrine Thompson Daniel Beniarnin Wexler, Jr Srephens Collins Wrighr Firs+ Row: Bales, Hoge, HWS, Jones, Keiqw lay, Pearson Second Row: Merriam, S'T:k'ex, duran+, Coca-fend Third Row: Hammer, HoFFman, Richards, Warren. Fourih Row: Affrfend. ASP by, Aw Bryson, Cnapnnan. Fiffh Row: Ba5dx-Mn, Bon GIVE- . Luck, Milfef 'efeff Bfidaes Dawson, Efmore, Evans, Goode Goodman, Hufchiscn. Sixfh Row: Johnson, Knapp, Mclhvaina. MEN, ner, Peery, Vansanf, Seven+h Row: Berry, Cnicnesfer, C Elcan, Galbway. Eighfh Row: HauIenbeck,Je1CFrIes, McClunq, Moore. Ninih Row: ampbeH, Eos? Legqe, Light MacDonald, O'ConneH, Ramey Thompson, Wexier, Wrighf. E: . 1 Y.- in . i g, A 4 E 5 3 Q 45 . 1 5 .. Q li.. - E9 , , ' ,Q ' lf' Q v ah V . X, ,Q 1, YAQQA, .4 L I RG.: ,A '5' in I ol ' up Q t iii ag I 'S A 'ff' J 'HY 1 . D ' ' .15 -I i W -' 1 -.1 'fx x ,uqy ' L G Q 3 9, Q , o Q og AA X f A S' - ' Fay if A , . 7' , r Q Y V ? 1 'fiiji Q A' ', 9 'B 'L ' AF'--9 713 . 1 'I X? may .,,- . . - . wi n anna 2 0 iA.L,.l2,b,n.fA. , -n n- l f' b fn Ig 2 5' f -I 3. v D IH igma Frank Slodclerl Blanlon George Philip Chealham Jack Walden Chevalier Lewis McCarlhy Downs, Jr Francis Ernesl Flora Herlrnerl Hallon Adkins Richard John Baslo Douglas Gordon Chapman, Jr, Lynn Purcell Chewninq Mark Briqhl Glascock, Jr. lvlallhew Maury Goodloe Thomas 'Wirislon Gouldin Alfred Ashlon Adkins, III John Wesley Brooclcs, Jr. David Sianley Cobbledick FRATRE lN FACULTATE Graves H. Thompson FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I948 James Manson Duqqer Class of I949 Jack Alvin Glascock John Allen Goodloe, Jr. Henry Ashby Harris, Ill Class of I950 John William Harville Guy Blanion Hazelgrove, Jr. James Lewis Hazelgrove Henry Ludwell Jones Thomas Skinner Lovelace Frank Darqan Iv1cKenney, Jr. Robert Beverley Osburn William Lyon Pickhardf, Jr. Class of l95l Edmund Baker Davenporl William Ervin Desporles Roberi Alfred Francis Tinsley Randolph Harrison H2 JR 71. Frank Flercher Rennie, lll George Wriqhl, lll Roberl Burwell Lacy Thomas Pairo Overlon Edwin Douglas Warinner William Arlhur Russell William Soulhall Shellon Charles Vlfesfon Smilh Wyndham Pallerson Walke, Jr Joseph Barrye Wall, Jr, William Bidqood Wall Rufus Alberl Yonan Roberl Vance Halcher Joseph Johnslon Polls, Jr, Julian Meade Wright his 1 YG 4 'x If . Firsf Row: Blan+on,Chea+ham, Dugqer, Rennie, George Wriqhr. Second Row: Chevalier, Downs, Flora, Jack Glascock, G-oodloe. Third Row: Harris, Lacy, Overfon, Warinner, Herberf Adkins. Foul-lh Row: Basro, Chapman, Chewning, Bud cly Glascock, Goodloe. Fif'I'l1 Row: Goulclin, Harville, Jimmy Hazel grove, Guy Hazelgrove, Jones. Sixfh Row: Lovelace, McKer1ney,Osburn Piclchardr, Russell, ' Sevenih Row: Shelion, Smlfh, Wallre, Bo Wall Bill Wall. Eighfh Row: Yonan, Puggy Adkins, Brooclcs Cobblediclc, Davenporl. Ninfh Row: Deslaorles, Francis, Harrison, Haf- cher, Polls, Wright ,Exe an ' i' -A 1 '3 Z'- Lv .xx N 3 ,N ,116 V E533 A IVY '17 5 I 12. f 1 Ty , 4 ll? 'gala wg 3 tl 3 A A Ja... ,4 pl. 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Y -. - .......s-A--,.,,.e,. ..,, . , ' FRATRES IN FACULTATE George Luiher Walker FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of i948 Thomas Edward Gilmer, Jr. John Monigomery Irvine, lV George James Koslel Wallace Clayion Rowe Class of I949 William Preslon Groseclose Harry Conway Lonergan, Jr, Ronald Cocke Shiflelr Class of I950 John Cambell Hagan, III Langslon Randolph Harrison John Walker Howard Charles Roland Hughes, Jr. Garreil Douglas Leonard William Websier Lucado Samuel Davidson May, Jr. Class of I95I Alberi Slrayer Kemper, III s Edward Pollard Kinney William Shackeliord Lee James Huberl Lindsay John Armsirong Locke Edward Donald McClure Roberl Paul McLean 114 Fuiure Plans Paul Tulane Afkinson Edward Henry Turpin, Jr. Roberl Powhalan Winfield, Jr. Roscoe Edward Werder Huber? Shands Taylor, Jr. Arfhur Gordon Van Ness, Jr, Bryan Walker Wood James Vincenl' Morgan David Weldon Rice, Jr. John Culler Robinson Thomas Leroy Sharp, Jr. William Hamplon Shirey Frederick Larry Silbernagel, Jr. Edward Morris Sprailey James Lewis Trinkle Beniamin Franklin Moomaw, Jr, Waller V. Moore, Jr. , Richard Elmore Nolan Eugene Thomas Rilee, Jr. John S. Scolf, Jr. Edward Hewiii Sharp 1575, :Qs Firsr Row: Brandon, Cooper, Craddoclc, Gil mer, lrvino. Kosiel. Second Row: Rowe, Turpin, Winfield, Werder Aflcinson, Balas. Third Row: Foreman, Groseclose, Lonerqan Sl'1ifle++, Taylor, Van Ness. Fourih Row: Wood. Anderson, Bosserman Clwafferfon, Collins, Cornbellick, Fifth Row: Jack Coolc, Bill Coolc, Cowlwerd Hagan, Harrison, Hughes. Sixfh Row: Leonard, Lucado, May, Morgan Rice, Robinson. Sevenih Row: Sharp, Shirey, Silbernagel, Spraf ley, Trinkle, Bridges. Eighrh Row: Brooks, Foreman, Frey, Funk Kemper, Kinney. Ninih Row: Lee, Lindsay, Locke, McLean, Mc- Clure, Rilee, Tenih Row: ScoH, Sharp. Piciures noi' in Panel: Fuller, Howard, Moomaw, Moore Nolan. Apr., Marvin Carlisle Bowling, Jr James Spencer Burger, Jr. Charles Henry Eure, Jr. Lineous Preslon Bland, Jr. Percy James Burlon Charles Bruce Chandler Roberl Hurr Coulier Allen Warren Dischinger Roberl' Mullins Gravely Raymond B. Bollom, Jr. Roberl Everelle Elam Virgil Alwell Morley, Jr, FRATRE IN FACULTATE Thomas Edward Crawley FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of i948 Thomas Franklin Crowder Holcombe Harris Hurl Class of I949 Malcombe Rusl Foley George Arlhur Malzner William Auslin McClellan Class of i950 James A. Higgs William Darke Higgs Bruce Taylor Hughes Collier Smilh Harvey, Jr. David Darius Miller, Jr. l95I Anderson Minor Reniclc Edgar R Ridgeway Class of William .H. Roberlson Edwin Smilh 115 ,CN L 4-Qs John Flelcher Slephens. Jr Carllon VVllson Rives James Allen Sydnor Wade Hamplron Ridgeway Philip Melanchlhon Snyder, Charles Craddoclc Vaden William Carringlon Vaden Thomas Calvel Wilson Plu-mer Whilelaw Wiseman James Adam Slump Charles C. Talley Roberl Brenaman Wrenn Firsf Row: Bowling, Crowder, Huff, Sieplwens Burger. Second Row: Eure, Foley, Maizner, McClellan, Rives. Third Row: Sydnor, Bland, Burfon, Chandler, Coulfer. Four-fh Row: Dischinger, Gravely, Harvey, Jim Higgs, Bill Higgs. Fifih Row: Hughes, Miller, Wade Ridgeway, Snyder, Charles Vaden. Sixfh Row: Bill Vaden, Wilson, Wiseman, Bol- fom, Elam. Sevenfh Row: Mofley, Renick, Edgar Ridgeway, Roberfson, Srniilt. Eighfh Row: Sfump, Talley, Wrenn. SMC, Cllr James Henry Curry Winslon John Edwin Cann Ben Lake Crilzer John Rood Cunningham, Jr. Burr Richards Glascoclc. Jr. John Graff Armislead Francis John Brooke, lll Horace Olis Copley John Roscoe Dail William Woodhull Balmer, Jr. Lelcher Blackwell Barnes Richard Johnson Barllelr William Marvin Bass Henry Doclcery Brown, lll Waller Evererl' Burne'He, Jr. Samuel Daley Craig, Jr. Roberl Lee Ennis FRATRES IN FACULTATE Francis Ghigo FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I948 Beniamin Eddins Manson John Venable Moore Don Roberl Rapier William Morris Riggins, Jr. Class of I949 John Echals Hansbarger Richard Noel Harris Charles Willard Harr, Jr. George Gray Henley Class of I950 Charles Leon Burns, Jr. Edward Le-Baron Goodwin William Allen Hunler Lewis Rheufan Langhorne Russell Charles MacDonald Everelle Wallon Morgan Class of I95l Howell Lesler Gruver Eldridge Herd Moore, Jr. William Lowndes McLaughlin, Jr. 118 ,Ek Afzx Morris Henry Billinger Charles Hopkins Rolsfon Peler Weaver Squire John Hervey Thompson Pompey Edmund Virgili Phineas Munsell Randall, Jr. Gran? Campbell Sipp Wesley Graham Slephens Waller Howard Young John Morlon Quarles Samuel Beniamin Ryburn James Philip Saxe Roberl Leirch Wilson Lindley Murray Winslon Henry Glenn Reeves Charles Edward Richardson, Harry Sruarl Smifh, Jr. lll Firsf Row: Conn, Crilzer, Cunningham, Glas cock, Manson, Moore. Second Row: Rapier, Rigqins, Rolslon, Squire Thompson, Virqili. Third Row: Armis+ead, Brooke, Copley, Dail Hansbarger, Harris, Fourfh Row: Hart Henley, Randall, Sipp, Sie phens, Young. Fif-th Row: Baker. Barnes. Barfleif, Bass Brown, Burns. Sixih Row: Goodwin, Hunfer, Langhorne, MacDonald, Morgan, Quarles, Sevenih Row: Ryburn, Saxe, Wilson, Winsion Burnerfe, Craig. Eigh+h Row: Ennis, Gruver, Moore, McLaugh lin, Reeves, Richardson, Smifh. ' '- 51 ew .1 . .' W .,.g. ,C -, X, W S . I ,. Q , my fe ox gig! 1 I K ,152 'EV 5' H I L4 1, , ,.. 5, I X ,, , . 7' ,cl ' 7' , .P ' K Pix V Mi , i 1, r Y V. l 'lf' .-1 e . 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CL i ,ape Ernmell' Roach Elliolr Roberr Kenr Dyer McLin Sheddon Choale, J John Bellon Clemenls Bobby Edward Cundifl Roberr Wallace Driver John Dudley Field William Wiail Field LeRoy Yeilolr Haile, Jr. Frank Filzhuqh Churchill Harry Meade Freeman, Jr, Charles Alexander G-ore John M. Hagan, Jr. Walron Locker? Hull mf FRATRES IN FACU LTATE FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I949 Ea rl Rola nd Savage Class of I950 Joseph Winston Hazleqrove Franklin Bowen Hill, Jr. Beverley Bryan Jones Harry Cook Kaylon. Jr, Daniel Wesley Knopp Harvey Vance Knorr Malcolm Russell Leech Class of I95l a Wilberr Theodore James, III Wayland Thomas Joyner, Jr, Max Kuniansky, Jr. Sidney Slerling Neblell 120 AT? David Cooper Wilson Eraslus Fain Srriplin, Jr, Claude While Milam Douglas Lyle Paulson Claudius Hornby Prilchard Charles Richard Rose John Howard Seffle H. Powell Seward Fred Anthony Slrolher, Jr. William Cross Peake Charles Lear Ponlon John Alaslair Roberlson Waller Roberr Sfephenson Hunrer Alexander Tignor, Jr Firsf Row: Dyer, Savage, Slriplin, Che-ale, Clernenfs. Second Row: Cundilzlr, Driver, J. Flelcl, B. Field Halle. Third Row: Hazelgrove, Hill, Jones, Kaylon Knopp. Fourfh Row: Knoll, Milam, Paulson, Prlichard Rose. Fifih Row: Se'r+le. Seward, Sfrolher, Churchill Freeman. Sixfh Row: Gore, Hagan, Huff, James, Joy- HSV. Sevenih Row: Kunlansky, Neble++, Peake, Ponlon, Roberfson. Eighfh Row: Sfevenson, Tig nor. Picfure noi in Panel: Malcolm Leech. I5 1 FirsT row lle1'T To righTT: Riggins, ClifT, Merriam. Second row: Taylor, Larncasfer, lrvine, HarT. lgnla pdl on OFFICERS JOHN lRVINE. . ...... . ..... PresidenT JACK CLIFT. . ...... Vice-PresidenT BEN TAYLOR. . , .SecreTary and Treasurer MEMBERS David Boney Charley Merriam Harry Bridges PaT STriplin Bill Riggins Lewis l.ancasTer Bill HarT Sam Elder Sphinx chapTer OT Sigma Upsilon, naTional honorary liTerary TraTerniTy, sTarTed The year OTT wiTh a bang by iniTiaTing nine new members. This organizaTion is Composed oT sTudenTs who have proven Themselves proTic:ienT in The Tield of wriTing, Sigma Upsilon sponsored Two speakers during The year. AT The Time ThaT This was wriTTen, The members were discussing The possibiliTy OT holding a naTional reorganizaTion con- venTion To be held on The hill during The spring. ,rg 122 31. GRIER WOODY , . MARVIN BOWLING JOHN IRVINE, . . Richard Hills Dave Boney William Marlin George Henley gfa .Sigma MEMBERS Lewis Lancasief Arfhur Slevens Theodore Ashby Charles Hughes John Cann 194. . . . President' . , Vice-Presidenf . . . Secrelary Frank Brooke J. V, Moore B. R. Glascoch Lindley Winslon Ela Sigma Phi, nalional honorary classical Iralernily, is composed ol sludenls who have achieved a high average in eilher Lafin or Greek. This year Bela Thefa chapler opened up Ihe season by inilialing nine addilional members. This year also found lhe na+ional organizalion back on ils feel solidly for The lirsl lime since The war and I-Iampden-Sydney's chapler Ialcing an even greaIer parl in lralernily-wide affairs such as conlesls, publicalions, efc., 'rhan ever before. A debale was also planned wilh some members of lhe S. T. C. classical sociely on a conlroversial Lalin Iopic. Firsr row llefl foirighrjz Brooke, Lancasler, Ashby, Henley, Cann. Secord row: Glascock, Stevens, Doctor Thompson, J. V. Moore, Irvine 123 1 Firsf row lleff ro righfj: Flora, Blanfon, Eure, Hills. Second row: Riqqins, Merriam, Richards, Harf. ' Q3 0 cf 'f l e Cl PM OIT, OFFICERS C. W. HART. . ..... . . .Presidenf R. W. Hll.LS. . . . . .Vice-Presiclenf C. H. EURE. . . . . Secrelary and Treasurer MEMBERS F E. Flora R. D. Richards C. W. Hari R. W. Hills E. F. Slriplin F. S. Blanfon C. H. Eure W. M. Riggins C. W. Merriam J. B. Wall, Jr. Pi Della Epsilon, 'rhe honorary iournalislic iralernily on rhe hill, has a membership consis'l'ing of The ediiors and business managers of 'rhe various campus publicalions. The purpose of This fralerniry is Thar of a governing loody lo keep rhe publicalions in order and To keep polilics our of The eleclion of 'lhe publicarion heads. The Pi Dells losl four men in lasl year's gradualing class and have lalcen in five new men This year. 124 ffm ,rfzm TOMMY GILMER . . . JOHN CUNNINGHAM CHARLES ROLSTON. Chuck Hurl' John Mocre Frank Blanfon Jann Armsiead Bill Balas Carl Cimino Chi Eta Pri . . .Presrdenf . . . .Vice-Presrdenl . . Secrefary and Treasurer MEMBERS Jack Glascock Arfhur Sfevens Wyllys Taylor Jesse Thcrnpson Ben Crifzer Douglas Price Tommy Overfon Graham Slephens Ambrose Vulgan T. C. Wilson Jack Cliff Pompey Virgili pursuing ils obiecf ol promoling inreresr in science, Gamma chaplrer of Chi era Phi underralces such proiecrs as arranging exhibifs for ifs showcase in Bagloy Hall visiling indusrrial planfs in 'rhe area, and presenling programs of scienhhc nafure ro rhe sludenl body. The frafernify is qreafly indebled To Professor Overcash and Doc+or Likes for fheir cooperalion and help in lhe chaprers acriviries. Thur First row lleff in righijz Cunningham, Moore, Rolsfon, Cirnino, Sfephens, Glascocki Second row: Virgili, Gi'mer, Blarfon, Wilsoh, Arrnisfead, Vulgan, Bales. d row: Crifzer, Cliff, Stevers, Hurt, Price, Taylor Over+on. 125 FEATURES In I 1' Qs? F.-s x f' 1 1233345 4 , X .9l'l6!6l0el'l6!8l'lf6 MISS ANN ELIZABETH LAMBDIN CM l9l.i MISS BARBARA WARREN igma Miss HELEN HARDIN .JQIGIQH igma Miss MARTHA WINSTON Mi Jclppa ,44,4,, MISS ELLEN ESKRIDGE Jgdppa .24 MISS PEGGY FOX j7Aefa Mass MARJORIE BQSWICK 5..- Qfamgvfa GM .fd IQACL MISS CAROLYN YOUNG 'N' Q .JAP 1: lx ,n .,, . .,., -J . . , .::, Aga p . ., ,',',' s'x:,!iCii?5 X- J, .yr .AQ . if ll, 'Fil 1 l X C ,. y , f . Q' 5 1 1 .1 .. I y .xi u Q S V 27 9' u .65-- - x xx, 1 2 O E, 9' gf -, .. - --4+ 3 gf T ' img? Q-v . n. :,.,'1 K P no I U .gp rf .X 'O 1 ef ei 'ji 1 NY - K., ,X av. 25-Fi-if Q - -f 3 .,, 2, .Lfq '-P f'7 5 ,seam--53' 'iv K 4 I.. 4 Y . L Af- , uHf.1s4ff1XbJD -- f-A 1 1. , 1- sm- - '5 ' ,N ' . I Q14-if .9 , N. 3, - 1, - .V .Q A v - ,X , xl ig. -,' ,,'4 - xie-1 A-' 1-., - 4 , -. .K 'YP l .D P -124 , .' ' 5' 4.54 , ff'F3 .E.,-if'-' . , . V, ff . Y .- ,N A ' ,I X4-' ,f . . f i- ,aim g 5 s . Y- I' A 3 'W ' ' D 5, g,,.A' 5.1 -. 1 .vw- ' g- v 4 - 7 .A ----. 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And wash down 'Those I2 pink pills wi'I'h +his. 2. Yeh, iusf Coca-Cola!!!! 3. Don'+ smile, Clay, pre'I'end we clon I' see him. 4. lpana Knopp and friencls mugging camera. 5. Mr. BH views exhausfed dancer. 6. Typical posi' exam scene. 7 Cafeferia s+yle, bu+ no waifing in line. 135 M Olfil' LU1 . . I. Women para+roopers landing. 2. Typical scene affer chow. 3. Ano1'l1er darn 50 4. Field's field day. 5. A nod from +he Navy. 6. Eek, a woman! 136 I. GeH'ing 50 of +l1ose 200 daily calories. 2. PEKA barn dance. 3. Sl'1e's no'r bacl, no+ bad a+ all. 4. Back 'For seconds-H mus+ be good. 5. Do you ever do any nudes? 6. Unusually heavy 'fros+ ai' sunny H.S.C. 137 mALl6!0lll' ull... I. Cafch fhose lovely limbs! 2. Sulfan Mack and his harem. 3. Cramming for Crew ley. 4. Mob scene. 5. Gosh, only I20 years old and you'cl never lcnow if. 6. Cal culus may do fhis for you foo. 7. The horsey sei' of '5l. 138 ...fa I. 'Ugg, i+'s delicious. 2. Man of Disfincfion. Explorer, wild game hunler, and lion famer. 3. Claiborne's dafe lcheclced clressl di+cl1es him. 4. No+l1ing buf a liHle snake oil. 5. Who furnecl +l1e lighfs on? 6. Smile, +hey're faking our picfure. 139 fave. '44 4- . r! QAQCIOLLI' ull... I. Where have I seen you before? S+orIc Club or Shannons. 2. This hay +icIcIes. 3. Hey, Wilson, easy on 'I'he curIes. 4. She kissed mel! 5. Oh, Hugh, I bei' you say I'ha+ 'ro all 'rhe girls! 6. Cuf ou'I 'l'I1a+ puppy Iove. 140 I. Traveling salesman iolces in Morse Code. 2. Did you hear +l1e one abou+ . . . ? 3. Yeah, gimme one mo' sl'1o+ of mounfain dew. 4. 40,000 germs aboui fo shake hands. 5. Nofhing buf box ren'I' and clusf. 6. One reason why San+a Claus' nose is red. 141 ATHLETICS - Y' : we ' 3 x Firsf Row, leff To righf: Gallalee, Koslel, Osburn, Chapman, Polfs, Buddy Glascock. Second: Young, Jack Goodloe, John Robinson, SmiTh, Francis, Maury Goodloe. Third: Bill Wall, DesPorTes, Puggy Adkins, Shiflefl, Leech, Davenport Fourfhz Milam, HunTer, ChaTTerTon, Tignor, Lenord, Pickhardf. FifTh: Coach Buchinsky, W. Bridges, Lee, Bo Wall, Venable, E. Moore, Coach Tiller. iger goofgaf -f 7 WiTh a none Too impressive record oT Two wins and seven losses sTaring Them in The Tace Trom The previous TooTball season, The IQ47 version oT The l-lampden-Sydney Tigers enTered The pigslcin parade in high hopes oT a more successTul gridiron venTure. From The momenT Training camp was seT up on The second day OT SepTember, ThaT TradiTional Tiger spiriT, which has characTerized so many generaTions in The pasT, senT an opTimisTic senTimenT Through The air ThaT laTer proved cosTly To many a sporTswriTer who selecTed Hampden-Sydney on his weelcly TorecasT oT vicTorious elevens. WiTh Morgan Tiller, Tormer UniversiTy oT Denver and PiTTsburgh STeeler's aThleTe, aT The coaching reins, and Al Buchinslcy, l-lampden-Sydney alumnus and a TooTball sTar in his own righT, sTanding by as a capable assisTanT, The Tigers were assured oT ouTsTanding leadership during The '47 campaign. And in- addiTion To l5 reTurning monogram wearers, Lynn Chewning, much publicized ex-Vlvll and Navy perTormer, was sTaTed Tor a banner year in leading his newly acquired TearnmaTes Through a Tull 9-game schedule, which was conspicuously Tree Trom such power-houses as Virginia and Wash- ingTon and Lee. BUT hopeTul aspiraTions were soon replaced by grim realTiTy. ATTired in shiny new baTTle preparaTions, The Tigers Took The game Tield Tor The TirsT Time againsT WoTTord College, under The lighTs in near-by Farmville. No sooner had Tiller's Tricky T oTTense shalcen galloping Lynn loose Tor 49 yards down The leTT sideline The second Time he goT his hands on The ball, Than The Richmond aThleTe was lcnoclqed ouT OT 144 bounds againsT a yard marker and sidelined Tor six weeks wiTh a broken collar bone. Along wiTh Chewning wenT much oT The Team's conTidence, and The inexperience oT The Tiger hopeTuls became evidenT. WoTTord, capiTalizing on Three so-called breaks , Tallied Three Times To iniTiaTe The I947 schedule wiTh a I9-O seTback. NexT came Guilford, and The Tigers were aT home Tor The second sTraighT week, This Time aT DeaTh Valley. ExcepT Tor an early score ThaT occurred on a Tluke play, The Tigers ouTplayed The visiTing NorTh Carolina eleven. BuT The lone Touchdown, which was The re-suIT oT a long sprinT by a Guilford back aTTer he appeared Trapped behind The line of scrimmage, was enough To hand Hampden-Sydney iTs second deTeaT, 6-O. The TirsT Trip OT The season was in sTore Tor Tiller's Tigers The Tollowing week. BuT aTTer Traveling wiTh The blessing oT The newspapers To BrisTol, where The game wiTh Emory 81 l-lenry was sTaged under arcs, Hampden-Sydney again Tailed To corne ouT on Top. The Wasps, also seeking Their TirsT win, scored midway in The Third period and Then sTaved OTT a l-larnpden-Sydney rally in The lasT Tew minuTes To emerge vic- Torious, 6-O. Homecoming was on The menu come OcTober I8, and The poTenT Davidson Wild- caTs arrived iusT in Time To warm up The TesTiviTies. AlThough The Tinal ouTcome showed The visiTors ahead, 4940, The whole picTure mighT have been changed buT Tor anoTher Tough break , WiTh Davidson ouT in TronT 6-O early in The game, The Tigers crossed The goal line Tor The TirsT Time on an aerial Trorn guarTerback Buddy Glasscock To end PeTe Squire, BuT a backTield-in-moTion penalTy nulliTied The Touch- down, and Trom here on in noThing could sTop The mighTy Davidson single wing aTTack. By This Time The DeaTh Valley represenTaTives oT The gridiron had been Tagged by some as The Scoreless Wonders . AlThough The Tigers did ncThing To remedy This siTuaTion in Their game wiTh Richmond The Tollowing week, They did show Coach Tiller ThaT whaT They were lacking in size and experience They made up in TighT. No one who saw The game will TorgeT how Hampden-Sydney came back in The lasT halT To TighT The larger Spiders blow Tor blow To a sTandsTill aTTer spoTTing Coach Fenlon's squad a 20-poinT advanTage in The TirsT halT. WiTh The coming OT WesTern Maryland To DeaTh Valley Tor The lasT game in which The Tigers would appear beTore a home crowd came The good news ThaT boTh Chew- COACH TILLER COACH BUCHINSKY WALKE and ANDERSON Managers 145 . ,-X , 3 m 'Q 'Q X 2 I N., '-Q56 ,, 4.,, MN v gm.-Q Ixfaizyti g M V3 k nw V. 1, P . Q'-'ff 197. . , H, Vj'.f:,N.J:' I ' Jw x'f3'f3-it-, limi -1 f' wwf-iff . ,ff ,Q 5- P' CHATTERTON L-'IYD NX' 'X .iff-L.!,, 'T- 'X n,Q 1.is..m.f,H y M. GOOULOE DRIVER 5.40: GALLALLEE mp LEONARD BACK 60620 CHAPMAN - aux Lg-. .ir ' s CHEWNING .snr-fr 9HIFLETT - exam ROBINSON GUARD SNYDER emr soums -M OSBURN -aacr J. GOODLOE 51110 DAVE N PUNT ammo GLA5COCK BAFK K l' - fksxggfgjn X I . . Y X In J X at f' 6 ' RICE - aux L E E - ammo .L ,u ,. x viii Y: .-', N' 'ff f-X. ,,.1 'L jk. ADKIN5-f,vp L E E C BILL WALL rfrckz:H aaa' E.MO0RE - um KOSTEL some VENABLE - mrfrzf' MILIAM - rmsfzf , .Id : nw 44-, 17 :wx ' , .TAY 5?'1,5'z1 ' ,LTQL ' w , . 5 , -eu xv- 5MlTH-rf.4fmQ YOUN G - mow: POTT9 - zzwizze FRANCISJAM PICKHARDT BRlDGE5-ffwf.fk RNS TACKIE DE 9 PORTES BACK AT-fiiwv., , 2' . A ,gg-5' 45 if 1 . 3.51-fv5,' TIGNOR - muff BO WALL -lurk W.MO0RE-fwa- ning and Doug Chapman would refurn fo fhe line-up. Chapman, friple-'rhreaf fullback, had saf ouf fhe fiirsf five reverses due fo, firsf, a dislocafed heel bone, and fhen a badly cuf lip. Buf according fo fhe players who rubbed noses wifh fhe opposifion for 60 rough minufes, fhe Green Terrors presenfed fhe hardesf hifling ball club fhey ran up againsf all season, and fhe Tigers wenf down fo fhe heavy visifors, 26-O. Nof only were fhe Tigers long overdue for a fouchdown af lhis lafe sfage of fhe season, buf fhey were also anxious fo fasfe fhe ioy of inifial vicfory. Bofh fhese desires were fo be fulfilled fhe nexf Safurda when l-lampden-Sydney journeyed fo Chesferfown, Md., fo meef Washingfon Colllege. Playing on a wafer-soalced field, fhe Tigers gained fheir firsf six poinfs of fhe year as Chenning plunged over fhe final sfripe early in fhe game affer refurning a Sho'man Punf some 40-odd yards fo sef up fhe marker. Ralph Carson, J. V. halfbaclc, added fhe exfra poinf from placemenf, and fhe Tigers enjoyed a 7 poinf lead unfil iusf before fhe close of fhe second quarfer when Washingfon pushed across a score by means of a pass-laferal play. The affempfed conversion was no good, and fhe Tigers sfill held a slim one-poinf margin as fhe feams leff fhe field af infermission. However, in fhe second half Hampden-Sydney had fo come from behind fo pull fhe game ouf of fhe fire. Washingfon fallied again, buf failed fo converf, fo falce a I2-7 lead going info fhe lasf period. Affer several Tiger fhreafs had bogged down in sighf of fhe looming goal posfs. Chewning foolc fhe ball on fhe Washingfon I3 wifh less fhan a minufe fo play, and circled wide around righf end fo score sfanding up. Carson aired his frusfy foe and splif fhe uprighfs for a I4-I2 vicfory, 'rhe one and only of fhe year, as if furned ouf. The feam wenf fo Randolph-Macon primed for an all-ouf performance. The SDOIIS of vicfory had been pleasanf fhe week before, and fhe Tigers wanfed fhe R-M scalp more fhan any ofher. Buf fafe would nof have if so, for affer Hampden-Sydney scored in fhe firsf quarfer on perhaps fhe mosf beaufifully execufed play all season-a fake hand-off by quarferbaclc Bill Wall, which drew fhe enfire Jaclcef feam fo fhe leff side of fhe field and allowed fhe Tiger signal-caller fo slcirf fhe opposife end and for 25 yards and pay dirf-Randolph-Macon came back a reiuvenafecl eleven in fhe lasf L ..-LL . 149 halT To score Twice Tor a I3-7 win. The game, alThough played aT Ashland in ankle- deep mud and a drizzling rain, was wiTnessed by many l-l-S Tollowers. The closing conTesT oT The somewhaT adverse season was played aT Sewanee, Tenn., wiTh The UniversiTy oT The SouTh as hosT Team. WiTh pracTically The same eleven back ThaT Trounced The Tigers in '46, Sewanee had liTTle Trouble in repeaTing, 32-7. Chewning, who ran wild in The loser's cause, scored The Tinal Touchdown oT The year and Glasscock added The exTra poinT wiTh a placemenT Trom The porTside. AlThough The Tigers Took beaTing aTTer beaTing ThroughouT The season, Two Things sTand ouT as unique: FirsT, The Team was consTanTly improsing as The season prog- ressed. AT The opening of The year, The Tigers were a ragged TooTball Team-inex- perienced, comparaTively small, and lacking in TundamenTals. Each game ThereaTTer showed ThaT misTakes were being correcTed and Tinesse was being added, unTil Toward The end OT The season The DeaTh Valley boys really began To operaTe as a polished ouTTiT. Secondly, The Team showed a TighTing spiriT ThaT comes only Trom a group of boys who play Tor The pure love oT The game. Laurence Leonard, Richmond News Leader SporTs EdiTor, noTed The spiriT inTerwoven in The Tiger Team when he remarked To AThleTic DirecTor Gummy ProcTor during one oT The Tiger pracTice sessions, FooT- ball is a loT more Tun aT Hampden-Sydney Than aT mosT schools. Such aTTiTude is To be highly commended in a day and Time when aThleTics aT many colleges have become more similar To a business Than anyThing else. THE I947 SCHEDULE Hampden-Sydney , . ...., Og Wofford . . . . . I9 Hampden-Sydney . . . . Og Guilford . . , . . . 6 Hampden-Sydney . . . . O: Emory 84 Henry. . . . 6 Hampden-Sydney . . . . O: Davidson ..... . . 49 Hampden-Sydney . . . . O: Richmond . . , . . . 20 Hampden-Sydney , . . . Og WesTern Maryland . . . . 26 Hampden-Sydney , . . . I4-3 WashingTon .... . . I2 Hampden-Sydney . . . . 77 Randolph-Macon . . . I3 Hampden-Sydney . . . . 7: Sewanee , . . , . 32 150 Firshrow, left to riqhl: Hoskins, Cook, McClung, Scruggs, Williams, Galloway, Webb, Srnilh. Second row, left to rzqhfz Coach McCone, Bond, Newkirky Baker, Carson, Trenner, Payne. Third row, left Oo right Waffs, Ridde- way, Woodworth, Sharp, Bagley, Lancasrer, Miller. H ' QQ joofdaf Fi:i'o.A.irg 'he irfanijos evarnole :F rheir rarsihy elders ihe Baby Tigers iilewise fared ncre loo : 're grdfror darrg l947, A5'e' dficeng We :::e ir: :ares 'ii Ferl- Llri:' ard Greerbrier by idenlical scores. I9-6. 'We Jlvs 'tzk free C5 from 'nefr serirnrnaqe sessions agairsr The .iarsiry lo reqisler The lwo lore '-'i:':'ies cl fheir season-lhe rrsf. af The ewperse ol Glass l-ligh's undersludies, 2b-O: and The second. a 32-O rorno over Marassas Linder fhe arcs in Farrnyille. Bur the schedule ended in humilialion as 'he Bees :T ri-.ia Randcfch-Ma::r srorg 'he Baby Tigers. 2617, al Ashland: and Then a weel: or so .aler E153-EU irsulf 'o irier, win a fancy disc-.ay ar Dearri Valey rha+ nelled Them a 45-O .-.a lr Ferl' Llriar and Greerbriei she Bab, Tigers laced probably the rwo besl prep school learns in she slaret ard the hghr fhey our up belore bowing was a credir lo The school which They reoreser'ed. lr was lale in The seccrd halT aqainsi Greenbrier before ihe superiorify ol reserve s'rerg'r reduced 'ne two fcucndtwf' rvaroir fha+ spelled del-ear for rhe iunior varsly. Aqainsl Qass JVS ard Marassas. Coach l-lerry M:Corne's boys enoyed Tfeld days wilh scoring honors being divided arncng se.-eral of rhe players, The rw: ailairs with Randolpnelwacon will be averaged ar The earlie-S' piissible ooporlanily-probably l948! To CCSCD Mcccne is due recogniiion ic' rhe liqhling spirir which his learn displayed al all firfes. The var5'+', as well as The ocpcsilicr- will bear witness to Thai Traci. To The learn goes ihe nope ha' 're seed Ther, sawed ir 1947 wil reap ils Tull bereifirs on lurore Garner and Gray elevens. Seyera Baby Tigers hare rnade a star? 'foward Thar end already. Tackle l-lunler Tiqnor played in several varsllyls rwenly-eighf poinls by virlue ol his placernenl-Trained loe, and several olher JV rrer creased wifi the varsify following lhe Completion ol The JV schedule. FOOTBALL RESULTS l-larnpden-Sydney l-larnpden-Sydney l-larnpden-Sydney l-lamoder-Sydney Hampden-Sydney, . , olarnpden-Sydney Totals ..... Won 2: Lcsl 4 Fork Union , Greenbrier . Glass JV . . . Manassas . . Randolph-Macon Randolph-Macon 151 g6l,5L8t66l,f 194 7.194 elnllllle 0 tke .SQGJDII WiTh The deparTure ol: Coach Franlc Summers To Talce over The reins aT his old alma maTer, V.lv1.I., The baslceTball TorTunes oT The Tigers Tell inTo The capable hands of George S. lGummyl ProcTor, Hampden-Sydney's newly acquired aThleTic direcTor. When Coach ProcTor issued The call Tor basl4eTball candidaTes in mid-OcTober, he was greeTed by Tive reTurning leTTermen, CapTain George Bales, Bill Balas, Amby Vulgan, Wyllys Taylor, and Jack Glascoclc. ln addiTion, There were a hosT of oTher candidaTes, including several promising members of lasT year's Junior VarsiTy squad. Among The newcomers, The boys who seemed desTined Tor The mosT acTion were Jimmy HunT, up Trom The J.V, squad, and Three Treshmen, Jaclc Locke, l-larrisil.iviclc, and Bob Francis. WiTh This overTlow oT TalenT iT loolced as if lasT year's problem oT reserves mighT have been solved. Coach ProcTor unveiled his quinTeT in deTense oT The STaTe and LiTTle Six crowns, wiTh a 68-34 verdicT over a hapless BridgewaTer Tive. Wyllys Taylor was very impres- sive in his debuT as a sTarTer by swishing in ZI poinTs. The following nighT The Tigers Turned in anoTher lopsided vicTory by dumping Union Theological Seminary To The Tune oT 66-48. Taylor was again high wiTh I7 markers Tollowed by Balas and Bales wiTh I2 and Il poinTs respecTively, IT looked as if The Tigers' vicTory slcein would end here Tor The nexT opponenT was William and Mary, raTed by many as The STaTe's Top Team. IT was obvious from The beginning ThaT Coach ProcTor's men were noT aTTecTed by any pre-game predicTions, The conTesT Tool: place before a screaming Throng in The PeTersburg I-ligh School gymnasium. Overcoming an early lead, The 152 Bengals leTT The Tloor wiTh a 20-I5 lead aT The halT. Bill Balas was bearing The blunT OT The Tiger aTTaclc while Jimmy HunT was doing an excellenT job in handcuT'Ting The Indians' all-STaTe ace, CheT Giermalc. IT began To look bad Tor The boys in Red and Gray when, wiTh Two minuTes To go, The Indians wenT ahead 36-35 aTTer having whiTTled away aT The Tigers' lead all during The second halT. The Braves irnmediaTely sTarTed Treezing The ball, and There were only TwenTy seconds To play when The ever- alerT Amby Vulgan sTole The ball. ATTer moving iT inTo posiTion The ball was given To Bill Balas who leaped inTo The air and pushed in a Two-poinTer Trom behind The Toul circle, and ThaT was The ball game, The Tigers winning 37-36. ln This conTesT Balas proved his righf To all-STaTe honors by dumping in I9 uoinTs and playing a sfellar Tloor game. The TirsT cleTeaT came aT The hands oT The Dulce Blue Devils aT Durham. Leaving The Tloor aT inTermission wiTh a six-poinT lead, The Tigers were unable To cope wiTh The superior reserve powers OT The Dukes and wenT down 59-45 Again, ouTsTanding even in deTeaT, was Bill Balas who led all scorers wiTh 22 poinTs. The Tigers bounced back wiTh Two consecuTive vicjories over Lynchburg College and The Medical Col- 153 GEORGE BALES COACH PROCTOR HUBERT TAYLOR Capiain Manager lege oT Virginia. The nexT game was The TradiTional conTesT wiTh The UniversiTy of Richmond which was played before 2,700 Tans aT The Blues Armory in Richmond. The game was a see-saw baTTle which saw The Tigers leave The Tloor aT halT-Time wiTh a 25-2l lead. The Red and Gray held This lead unTil The end oT The Third quarTer. From ThaT Time on The lead changed hands wiTh pracTically every baslceT unTil The Spiders sTormed The neTs wiTh a Tew minuTes To play and won 49-44. LaTe in The TourTh quarTer Hampden-Sydney losT CapTain Bales. Balas, and Vulgan via The Toul rouTe. Vulgan's overhead shoTs Trom mid-courT Thrilled The crowd Time and Time again as he looped in I9 poinTs Tor high scoring honors. NexT The Tiger quinTeT renewed Their rivalry wiTh The Randolph-Macon Yellow JaclceTs and posTed Their Third sTraighT LiTTle Six vicTory. ATTer capTuring an early lead, The Bengals iced The game away in The Tinal quarTer and leTT The courT vicTorious by a 49-38 score. Roanolce's oTTensive TacTics slowed down The Tigers' pace and The Bengals losT Their TirsT LH-Tle Six conTesT 38-28. IT was obvious Trom The sTarT ThaT The Tigers were off and were noT prepared Tor The Maroons' Type of baslceTball. The nexT game mighT easily have been billed as an exhibiTion as The Tigers wenT ouT oT Their class To Tackle The sTrong N. C. STaTe Team, labeled as The Top Team in The SouTh. The SouThern Comference Champs had liTTle Trouble in shellacking The humble Tiger Tive, 98-36. The WolTpaclc exhibiTed superb brand ,OT ball which has Thrilled Tans Trom New York's Madison Square Garden To The New Orleans' Sugar Bowl audiTorium. . Hampden-Sydney losT iTs Third sTraighT conTesT To The sTrong Virginia Tech Gob- blers, currenT Big Six Champions, 7I-49. The Tigers' early lead was soon overcome 154 by +he Techmen and af lhe hall were behind 25-32. The Bengals were never in 'rhe game in 'rhe second hall and V.P.l., led by Jack Shockley, wenl on 'ro win easily. Bill Balas buclcered 22 poinrs +o lead The Tigers in scoring for lhe nighr. Bounding back inro rhe win column fhe Bengals fasled sweel revenge wilh 6l-54 overrime vicrory over ine Universily of Richmond. The packed gymnasium was quiel as a iomb when Arr l-laines broke a 50-SO lie wirh a push shor. There were only I4 seconds lefl when rhe Tigers fool: the ball ourside. The Spiders were guarding very closely buf George Bales rhrew up a desperaiion shot from mid-courr which cur 'rhe cords wilh rhree seconds remaining. Time ran our before Richmond go? a chance To shoor. The overrime period was all l-lampdenfSydney as 'rhey played car and mouse wifh lhe Spiders by srealing fhe ball and dribbling in for easy lay-ups on numerous occasions. The Tigers remained in 'rheir winning ways long enough io lop Bridgewarer again buf iwo days larer ran info delfear again ai fhe hands of fhe Sfafe champion, Roanoke Maroons. Lynchburg College and The Medicai College were rhe nexl vicrims of rhe Red and Gray by scores of 60-24 and 62-43 respectively. The Tigers Then look off infc Maryland fo lalce on 'rwo Mason-Dixon Conference foes 'and absorbed Two Firsf row, lei? to righf: Hunf, Vulgan, Bales, Balas, Taylor. Second row: Shelion, Lorraine, Jack Glascock, Third row: Locke, Coach Procfor, Francis. 155 - w- . M K. , ' 5 ' 3 Q N., A Q X X Nw A '- -.+ gg :- Q X X gdikf N. X -of , T. Qu x Y I + 2- T f :NAA 7 ww' X 96 , wr X Q .Nm ss Ks. N E Q 3 s . s 3 E T T Q ' 1 ET K a Ta ,- x c .sl ' 5 fi T l ' lf 5 ,gi , 5 HUNT I if , gg:-Zi'-fiil. 5 TAY I. 0 R Cir' ' I 1 T ' f V 5 1 T , , -c -is T SHFLTON FRANCIS BALE5 defeals from Towson Slafe Teachers College and Weslern Maryland. Bolh games were very close and mighl well have been won by eilher Team. The Towson affair was somewha+ of a farce due 'ro lhe Tacr +ha'r six Tigers fouled ouf of 'rhe game. The score was lied a+ The end of Jrhe game, and Hampden-Sydney finished The overlime period wilh only Jrhree men on The courl. Towson came oul on lop by a 69-57 score, bu+ Bill Balas sfole Jrhe show by scoring 27 poinlrs. The Weslern Maryland game was equally close wilh Jrhe norlhern lads Finally winning 54-52. Balas again paced The Tigers wilh I6 poinls. The Tigers relurned lo The home courl +0 lopple Gallaudel by a 78-42 score. Twelve men saw aclion for Coach Proclor. 156 2 ' 'Q-3 The nex+ game was a real lreal +o The local fans even Jrhough Jrhe Red and Gray losl on a las? second field goal. V.P.l. was The winner in a be-auliiully played game which saw clever ballehandling and accurale shooling by bolh sides. The final score was 57-55 as Balas collecled 20 poinlrs. Two days laler +he Tigers were nosed our in anofher hearllorealqer by Randolph-Macon, 48-47. The season was closed wifh an overwhelming vicfory over lhe Newporl News Apprenlice School. Allhough The Tigers laid claim lo no lilles, lhe season was very successful consid- ering opposilion encounlered. The Red and Gray was represenfed in 'rhe annual Mason-Dixon Conference lournamenl in Ballinnore. J.6LA5COCK VULGAN W LOCKE LORRAINE LIVICK 157 gaaegaf 194 7 Hampden-Sydney' I947 baseball Team came Through The season wiTh a record oT IO wins againsT 9 deTeaTs. Under The guidance oT Coach Morgan Tiller, The Tigers from DeaTh Valley Taced Tough opposiTion ThroughouT The enTire schedule, and emerged wiTh a beTTer Than .SOO won-losT record. ATTer bad weaTher condiTions had held Them in- doors Tor several weeks, The Bengals officially opened The l947 season by Tacing a sTrong Medical College oT Virginia nine aT DeaTh Valley. Coming Trom behind aTTer a shalcy sTarT, The Tigers Tied The game aT I6 all wiTh 5 runs in The 9Th. The game was Then called because of darkness, buT was played oTl aT a laTTer daTe. The GarneT and Gray managed To push across a single run in The exTra inning To win I7-I6. ln Their TirsT sTarT againsT liTTle six compeTiTion, The Tigers losT a hearbrealcer To Lynchburg College Il-7. CapTain Walf TunsTall was on The mound Tor Hampden- Sydney and held The l-lorneTs in check unTil The eighTh, aT which Time The Tigers Tailed To give him The necessary supporT. Hampden-Sydney bounced back inTo The win column by Trouncing BridgewaTer Col- lege I6-O. WiTh Jack Glascoclc piTching a neaT Three hiTTer, The Tigers had liTTle Trouble walking oTT wiTh a vicTory. FaTher allowed only one hiT in The TirsT eighT A A A 158 f. YI! Q' Q w QT -' Q...-'1' 4. . '- ,O ' Q- -fader-Harb' ',:j 'R. .- .,. T 4 4L4', '.'i F47 .....1:g, i,A, b 9,.gA,+ g . dass. Q-.. Fifa, . ...am f.4.L-..vI'!? .aa ,, Firsi Row: Sharp, Rowe, J. Glascock, Tunsfall, Elmore, Quarles, Tarry, Lonergan. Second Row: Harris, Osburn, Paxton, Marlin, Oakes, Morgan, Warriner. Third Row: Silbernaqle, Burlon, Dameron, M. M. Glascock, Tiller. Trames To noTch his TirsT win oT The season. R. C. PaxTon collecTed Tive hiTs in six Trips To The plaTe To lead The Tigers aT baT. A homer wiTh one on in The TenTh inning caused Coach Tiller's nine To drop a Thriller To William and Mary 5-4. TunsTall was on The mound all The way and seemed To be in Tor his TirsT Triumph of The season when The Tigers pushed over a single run in Their half oT The TenTh. l-lowever, Brennen, The Indians' Third baseman, ruined Tuny's Tour-hiTTer by coming Through wiTh a circuiT clouT wiTh one on base. l-lampden-Sydney Took To The road and dropped a single game To The Norfolk Naval Training 5TaTion IO-3. WiTh Larry Silbernagle piTching a Tive-hiTTer and PaxTon collecTing Tour hiTs in Tive baTs, The Bengals spanked Camp Lee 83. Led aT baT by Roy MarTin, who had a perTecT day wiTh Tour hiTs Tor as many Times aT baT, including a homer, The Tigers beaT The lvledicos 8-3. TunsTall piTched Tor The Bengals. Errors proved cosTly Tor The Garnelr and Gray in dropping a close 7-6 decision To Lynchburg College. Silbernagle and Tunsrall were on The mound Tor The Tigers. 'lraveling To l5ridgewaTer, The Tigers were greeTed wirh an upseT. The Eagles Tound new blood and seT The Bengals down l2-7. 159 A Back aT DeaTh Valley, The Tigers gained sweeT revenge Tor a previous loss by dropping The William and Mary ln- dians 4-3 in The TenTh. Silbernagle sTarTed on The mound Tor Hampden- Sydney buT was relieved by Dameron in The TenTh. Dameron scored The winning run aTTer opening The TenTh wiTh a dou- ble. The Tigers Traveled To The UniversiTy oT Virginia and were Tar ouTclassed in los- ing IO-4. Coming Trom behind wiTh Tive runs in The eighTh, The Tigers won over Their arch rivals, Randolph-Macon, 9-8. Tip- py Morga'n's homer was The deciding blow. TunsTall was on The mound Tor The Bengals. Hampden-Sydney dropped The nexT Two games To The UniversiTy oT Richmond 4-O and I2-5. ATTer spoTTing Roanolce Two runs in The TirsT inning, The Tigers came Trom behind To win 3-2. TunsTall Twirled a Two-hiTTer and sTruclc ouT six To receive crediT Tor The win. OuTclassed all The way, The Tigers losT The nexT game To V.P.l. 7-2. Silbernagle and Buddy Glascoclc piTched Tor The losers. Led aT The baT by PaxTon and J, Glas- coclc, The Tigers came Through To win their second game over Roanoke Col- lege 5-2. Silbernagle wenl 'rhe roufe for +he Bengals and was eflecfive all fhe way. Wilh 'live runs in lhe sevenfh, Hamp- den-Sydney made a clean sweep of +he season wifh Randolph-Macon by beal- ing 'rhe Jackefs 6-5. Paxlon, Marlin. and Oakes were fhe big guns of The day. Jack Glascock and Wall' Tunsfall pilched for The Tigers. The Tigers closed 'rhe season by losing fo Virginia !5-3. Silbernagle, Tunslall, and Buddy Glascock were on 'rhe mound for Hampden-Sydney. I SCHEDULE H.-S. .... I7: Medical Col. of Va. . . . lo H.-S.. . . 71 Lynchburg College . . . ll H.-S. .... lb: Bridgewafer College . . O H.-S.. . . 47 VVilliam and Mary. . . . 5 H.-S.. . . 3: Norfolk Naval Trng. Sch.. IO H.-S. . . . 8: Camp Lee ..... . . 3 H.-S.. . . 83 Medical Col. of Va.. . . 3 H.-S.. . . 6: Lynchburg College . . . 7 H.-S.. . 71 Bridgewaler College . . I7 H.-S.. . . 43 William and Mary . . . 3 H.-S.. . . 47 Univ. of Virginia . . . , IO H.-S.. . . 9: Randolph-Macon . . . . 8 H.-S.. . . Og Univ. of Richmond. . . 4 H.-S.. . . 5: Univ. of Richmond. . , I2 H.-S.. . . 3: Roanoke College . . . . 2 H.-S.. . . 2: V.P.l. ..,.. . , . 7 H.-S.. . . 5: Roanoke College . . . 2 H.-S. . . . 6: Randolph-Macon . . . 5 l l.-S.. . . 31 Univ. of Virginia . . I5 Vfon. . . 9 Los? ..... IO 2 Firsl' Row: Irvine, Bond, Bray, Chapman, Goodloe, Baldwin, SpraTiey, Walke, Second Row: Bridges, Pickhardf, Basfc, Harris, Gallalee, Millner. Third Row: Taylor, Bales, M. Rice, Chewning, R. W. Rice, Howard. l Cl,C 1. :Q s 1 ' ,V , Q ., .. ,.,, -31 yn.. 1, , , ,, . .Qt J .. ,,. 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J-:,: -i'. g'.l'T '1-T51'i,f 1-'1 . riff' T' .s - f A-'.iz.-Z' , is 'trfif -- . - ' ., ,--Q ...A,,..v,:3-3-ff.-v,.5,,,,12, ,A ,, H -, sri. ' Fifi' T S ' .- ' COACH A. T. HOWARD When The call To The cinders was issued, pros- pecTs were a liTTIe uncerTain, To say The leasT. BuT Coach A. T. Howard, using a biT of persuasion, managed To scrape up a well-balanced Team which improved Tremendously wiTh each meeT. lT was a big disappoinTmenT To The sTudenT body, The Team, and especially To Coach Howard when sev- eral scheduled meeTs had To be called OTT, as iT was The general Teeling ThaT The Team was iusT begin- ning To show whaT iT could do. The Third and Tinal meeT saw improving shiTTs in The lineup sTill being made, and The heighTs, disTance and Times were improving by leaps and bounds. The Tiger Thinclads losT Their opening meeT wiTh The SouThern ConTerence, UniversiTy of Richmond by a score oT 76W-49112. lnexperience and lack oT preparaTion were evidenT as The Tigers Took only Tour TirsT places and Tied Tor'anoTher. Lynn Chew- ning, who Tool: TirsT place in The IOO-yard and 220 162 yard dashes Tor a ToTaI oT Ten poinTs, was high scorer Tor Hampden-Sydney. Tollowed closely by George Bales wiTh 9 poinTs. The disTincTive TeaTure oT The evenT was The TacT ThaT iT Took place in The pouring rain. As TaTe would have iT, The Hampden- Sydney Traclcmen won The nexT meeT by The exacT score by which They IosT To Richmond, 7655-4912. Bales Took Top scoring honors wiTh I9 poinTs which he garnered by virTue of TirsTs in The broad jump, iavelin, and discus, and a Tie wiTh Taylor Tor TirsT in The high iump. Irvine Toolc TirsT in The mile and Two-mile evenTs, and Chewning again Toolc The hundred and Two-TwenTy. - The Tinale was wiTh Randolph-Macon ancl The JacIceTs seemed To have The siT- uaTion well in hand wiTh only The broad lump and low hurdles remaining. Ran- dolph-Iv1acon's GaThrighT brolce The R-M record by jumping over 2I TeeT, buT Bales kepT his record an unblemished one by springing 22 TeeT 5 inches. Chap- man placed TirsT in The hurdles and The Tigers won by The close margin OT 6312 -62 Ti. 0Ther TirsTs were Talcen by Chew- ning, Irvine, and Bray and SpraTIey ITie-I. AT The close oT The season The Tigers Took advanTage oT newly-acquired mem- bership To The Mason-Dixon ConTerence by sending Chewning, Chapman, and Bray To The annual Conference IVIeeT held aT The UniversiTy oT Delaware. Chewning placed TirsT and Chapman TourTh in The IOO-yard dash, The only eve-nT They enTered. 1 P? Aim. 163 CAPTAIN VEST COACH GHIGO ATTer several years of inacTiviTy, The golf Team was again organized on The campus during The Spring of I947, and once again parTicipaTed in sTaTe golf compeTiTion, AlThough The record of The '47 Team was no+ very impressive, The Tiger six did manage To Take several individual vicTories: however, The Team as a whole never held The upper hand in any oT iTs rnaTches. The I947 group, which was coached- by Dr. Ghigo and managed by Bill Rixey, had as iTs capTain, Jimmy VesT. Jimmy who occupied The number one spoT on The Team was a Tine golfer and oTTen his card could be read in The middle 7O's. Les Pugh, The only senior, held The number Two spoT, while Jesse Thompson, Wyllys Taylor, John Howard, and Sam May made up The remainder of The squad. Such Teams as Uni- versiTy of Virginia, WashingTon and Lee, V. P. I., V. M. I., and ApprenTice School made The schedule one ThaT presenTed The besT in inTercollegiaTe golf in The sTaTe OT Virginia. Thompson, Pugh, Howard, Vesf, Taylor, May T64 fl. ' ljfml-..-W' - - ' V 1-. .v , Tap raw-Nelson, Wafr, Jones, Trinkle, MCG-avacky Weedgen. BoTTorn rcrw-Trenner, Old, Wesr. The Tiger Tennis Team, boasTing a record oT nine wins againsT Two seTbaclrs, enjoyed a mosT successful season lasT spring under The TuTorship of Coach Joe Nelson. WiTh a clean slaTe againsf The smaller schools of The sTaTe To Their crediT, The DeaTh Valley neTmen coasTed To The LiTTle Six championship 'riTIe, Lynchburg and Bridgewafer each bowed Twice To The Tigers and only a misunderstanding in The schedule saved Randolph-Macon JaclreTs Trom The same TaTe. Againsf The larger colleges, The Tigers romped on V. M. l. Twice. spliT wiTh U. of Richmond, and succumbed To WashingTon and Lee. Vicrories over R. P, l. and Medical College, and an exhibiTion maTch againsT Byrd Park oT Richmond, compleTed The banner season Tor The racqueTeers. AlThough CapTain Levi Old and Pres WaTT have been losT by graduaTion, as well as John Mcfiravack and Bill Jones by TransT'er, The prospecTs Tor The coming season are neverTheless very brighT. ReTurning To Torrn The nucleus oT The I948 aggregaTion are: Jimmy Trinkle, Mickey Trenner, Dan WesT, and Frank Flora -all of whom had considerable experience lasT year. ennifi CAPTAIN OLD COACH NELSON . 165 FirsT row, lefT To righh Hughes, Sharp, Trinkle, Bob McLean, WalTer Moore. Second row: Gruver, Larus, Rice, Eldridge, Moore. Third row: Coach McCone, Roberfson. J. V. Basketball players who are noi' in The picTure: Hafcher, Bill McLean, Mesmer, Oakes, Rixey, Shoemaker. ag- ue gaffefdaf ' Under The guidance oT Coach Henry McCone, The Hampden-Sydney Junior VarsiTy baskeTball Team experienced one oT iTs mosT impressive seasons. WiTh such Time display oT young TalenT, Coach McCone had much Trouble in choosing a TirsT Team. ThroughouT The enTire season The specTaTors ThaT wiTnessed The J. V. TilTs saw good, clean, hard-ToughT baskeTball. Coach lv1cCone SeT as his whole purpose The Training oT These inexperienced players inTo beTTer baskeTball players. ConsequenTly, a large squad was carried ThroughouT The season and all oT These parTicipanTs saw much acTion. The Baby Tigers opened The season wiTh Two impressive vicTories over The Lynchburg College JV's and Woodberry ForesT. However, The Cubs dropped a Thriller To Glass High School oT Lynchburg, 35-33, aT DeaTh Valley. Successive wins were regisTered over The Randolph-Macon Jayvees and Fork Union before a loss To Woodberry Tollowed. The Baby Bengals managed To geT by V, E. S. and Lynchburg College again, buT sTill couldn'T conquer Glass High. This Time They wenT down beTore The aTTack oT The HillToppers, 40-36. V. E. S. oTFered liTTle Trouble once again To The TigereTTes as They rang up a lop-sided score OT 48-24. The UniversiTy of Richmond B Team invaded DeaTh Valley and puT up a good scrap beTore Talling before The Cubs, 5l-49. A foul shoT by Larus and a Tield goal by Sharp in The lasT minuTe of play iced The game away Trorn Hampden-Sydney. The GalluadeT Junior VarsiTy and Danville High School nexT TelT The 5Ting oT The Baby Tigers aTTack. However, The Cubs were unable To geT by The Randolph-Macon B's and losT 56-50. WiTh a record oT ll wins againsT 4 deTeaTs, The Baby Tigers closed Their besT season in many years. Much crediT should go To Coach McCone buT also a greaT deal of praise belongs To The boys on The Team who clevoTed Their Time and eTTorT. Many oT These players will see acTion on TuTure VarsiTy Teams due To The experience gained during This pasT season. 166 .,- ue z,2..,.4.f The TirsT J. V. game was wiTh Fork Union. Marvin Bowling sTarTed on The mound, being Tollowed by Charlie Parran and laTer by Bruce Hughes. Under The big baTs of The Academy, The Cubs were rouTed I5-3. The nexT game was wiTh Farmville High. Marvin Bowling again sTarTed on The mound and wenT The enTire game. GeTTing oTT To a bad sTarT The J. V.'s saw Farmville Take an early lead which was noT overcome alThough a rally was sTaged in The 8Th inning. Farmville won I3-I I. The nexT week Manassas IndusTrial school iourneyed To DeaTh Valley and were Turned back by The sTellar piTching of Boo Sharp as The Team Took iTs TirsT game IO-2. Then a nighT game was played wiTh Farmville High wiTh Percy BurTon doing some very successTul Twirling backed by good hiTTing by his TeammaTes. LaTer BurTon was relieved by Randy Harrison. The Team won This one I4-I I. The lasT game was a reTurn maTch wiTh Manassas lndusTrial School aT Manassas. Char- lie Parran piTched a Tine game in spiTe oT a hard wind. The Cubs losT The game in The ninTh inning as a Manassas man. sTole home on a passed ball To score The Tie breaking run. Manassas IO-H.S.'s J. 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