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

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C Y l OFFICERS CLARENCE ADRIAN HOLLAND President JOHN BUTLER SCHUG Vice-President WARREN CLOUD BRANNON Secretary-Treaxu ver DEREK WILLIAM WILLIAMS Historian llollnml, Brannon, H'iIlixuns, S4-hug SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As members of the present Senior Class, we can say with pride that we are truly the representatives of the short peacetime era. We have the last remnants of the C.I.'s from the last war seemingly mixed with those of the next, since most of the class will be invited to join one or the other of the Services upon graduation. Looking back, we can see behind us four years of tranquility undisturbed by the important happenings in the world outside. As Freshmen, the Berlin Airlift excited our imagination and nothing more . . . but Chewning made for a great Football team . . . As Sophomores the fall of China almost took our minds from sports . . . but we won the State championship in baseball . , . Our junior year the fracas in Korea worried many, but after the initial rush things settled down to their accus- tomed speed . . . Now in our Senior year we see that our years of calm have passed. We look into a future dark and ominous: on all sides there is corruption within and without: we see around us a moral decay which we can oppose only by those teachings and concepts to which we have been exposed here in college , . . teachings and concepts which lead us to hope for a new, a brave, a happy world of which we can be proud members. DEREK INILLIAM wvILLI.AB1S,Hi.Yf0l'IH!I 18 Hampden-Sydney College