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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1953 volume:

,I . 83 9 C O I I I , Lib I, .-E 1 elf QS Vo 'I Lvniiih I A f .J fx HAMPDEN - SYDNEY COLLEGE Q E W HAMPDEN - SYDNEY VIRGINIA KARL KENNETH WALLACE JR. EDITOR HAROLD RENNOLDS SPENCER MANAGER Z' gl I 11 1-'tx sm'Q ,.m 'Qswvtisl 2 F1 mv B Q DI A.-Mg, il UK 3 H -J ml B par ,wma :Q win :mu iauzspq eqgaamms Qi '1 Q9 'Y Vf A 'N 6 . 5: ,,...,c, if'54-1432, -r-fr 3, .. FOR KING 1 T'LL vs'f ' 'N 35 -n. MH? 2 A GROUP SCENE ClNDERS,SORE FEET AND SICKNESSI ,li N' Q,xi'lSXY'islC: SP '- new . .,,,... x X , -5qg,x,v- gf' , Q -1 3 www? ' ' m f- - -QMS Hb.. x . L 1 ,,f--W A s. 1.3:-Q Q '1 Q , '15, f ?R 'A H' , If I 1' '01 , f ' V ' Rf- - ' 1cfi'a , v.,.,,,.,,,. INK' .po 3 an v iv.. N-...Y Y' BETWIX T v ff Q 1 RT' EAN7' D . WO THORNS WILLIE THE WALT 1 Q f ' .4 Lt. ' 4 13-- . -,o I 9 'i 'vo sg If fa SWISH! F ff 'iff HOT BOP REAL GONE I its-M iQ . ff 553'-'L I Ev Z- Q it HINTON BAXTER OVERCASH For fhlrly-one years ol oulslandinq service lo Hampder1fSyclr1eyZ For his marvelous mslruclion, by which he has gained lhe respecl ol hls sfudehls and colleagues alike: For his exemplary Chrislian llle. by which he has won lhe admira- llon ol all wilh whom he has come in corrlacly ll is wilh slrvcere pleasure rhar we, lhe Slelil of The l953 KALEIDQ- SCCPE dedicale lhis lilly-sevenlh volume lo l-IINTON BAXTER GVERCASHI Professor ol Biology. 8 fn Ill em vriam In Memoriam DAVID COOPER WILSON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean of fhe College E DEAN AND TREASU PAUL TULANE ATKINSON, A.B Treasurer of The College THE FACULTY , ir Q' V P , 3 f-A DAVID COOPER WILSON, AB., A.M., PHD., Prqrfezsor of Greek: AXA, Iulig IIZICII. THOMAS EDWARD GILMER, BS., MS, PHD., Professrfr oIPIwysi-:sg IIKA-1bI5li'Xli1b-u.XK'XE. .1 L EMMET ROACH ELLIOTT, B.S., MA., PHD., Professor of MaII1er'nafics:XIifb7 TIXIICZ IE: AXA, PHILIP HORTENSTINE ROPP, AB., MA., PHD., Professor 0IEngIIsI1j.XXAjfbI5KjHjKqST, I 5 I, P HINTON BAXTER OVERCASH, BS. MA, Profe-asor If . ., ,, Br-jrlrgrqy' XI.1I 'PI-lx. DENISON MAURICE ALLAN, BA., MA., PHD., Professor QF Philosophy and Psyrihcflrigy' 2X'1IT: 'l'K.X:fIlIiKgXli-if: HAR. GRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON, AB., A.M., PHD., WAI- Ier Blair Prf3'Ie3sor QI Lafing KI: QIPISKJ ITj IIZIIIH .X'l'!J: IIIIE HAH. FRANCIS GHIGO, 3.5, MA., PILD., Pmfeseor .gf Fff-mln and Sparwrgh- wx' Ima- :wi 'UP PAUL LIVINGSTON GRIER, BA., A.B L.S., AMLS., Li' brarian: IT, MORRIS HENRY BITTINGER, BA., MA., Prgfesspr QI Hisfory and Econorrrics: HX: fivlilig UAH: IIT. THE FACULTY JOSEPH WILLARD WHITTED, B,S., MA., Asslsfant Pro- fessor ofSpar1i:h and Mafhemafriij HTiJg Zllll. CHARLES FERGUSON rMcRAE, AB., BD., Th.M., Th.D.. Professor ofBib1e70.XKt'Pl4K. ROBERT THURSTON HUBARD, JR., BA., LLB., Assisfant Professor of Polifrgal Science and Engiish' The Raven So- Crefyq X473 ET1 OAK, flflfb. LEE WINFREE RYAN, BS., M.S., PRD., Professor Q? French, Spanish and Russian, T ,u ' s Li. TILLMON HENRY PEARSON, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Chemlsffyj CDAT' :Ei Xlifbg '-DM.X. HARRY LEE REAVES, AB, MS., Avsrsfanf Professor of Mafhemafics and Physics XIII. 'HENRY WILLIAM HOFFMAN, BA., lnsiru-:for In EngTrsTwg EX. WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS, BA. PHD., Professor of His fi-ry: ATA IT. ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE, AB., MA., Azshfanr Professc of French and German. FE CHARLES WITHERS BONDURANT, BS., Assishanr Profes soy ofCr1emisfrvjAlfA:liP.X'l'. JAMES BENTON HICKEY, BA., Afhfefic Direcror. Z.. ADMINISTRATION Q I? . 1 -A . II First Row: DR. RAY A. MOORE, PMB., M.D.. Ctillfege Phyihilan. MISS DELIA E. BROCK, CTN.. Supevln tends-nt Qt the Intlrmary, MRS. JOSEPH G. BRADY, R.N., Nt.,f.e. Second Row: CLAUDE W. MILAIM, BA.. Head Coach In BasebalI, WALDO T. MATTHEWS, BS., Head Coach in Ba:IceIbaII and Traci. HERMAN L. DUNCAN, Superintendent CI BuiIdInq:. Third Row: MISS ANNA P. DICKHOFF, Secretary to the Treaiurer. MISS JEAN MASSEY, Secretary to the Dean, MRS. PAUL L. GRIER, Secretary Io the Presldent. Fourth Row: MRS. CLAUD W. MILAM, Assistant Se-cl fetary to the Pvestdent. MRS. MARJORIE E. CLEGHORN, Secre- tarvtf:ItI'1e AIt1mniAfsoctatitgtn. MRS. EM-MET R. ELLIOTT, Assistant Sec- retary to the AIumniAssOCiatior1. MRS. CHARLES F. MCRAE, Secretary to the Department of Science. 64 .-.. ,'x',j fu l 'Iii In nw R I BOARD OF TRUSTEES ROBERT S. BRENAMAN A. C. BUCHANAN A. B. CARRINGTON, JR. LEWIS CHEWNING J. W. DUNNINGTON HORACE A. GRAY, JR. FRED N. HARRISON A. H. HOLLINSWORTH, D.D. ROBERT T, HUBBARD FRANK S. JOHNS, M.D. BENJAMIN R, LACY, JR., D.D. LEWIS G. LARUS ROBERT W. LAWSON C. GRATTAN LINDSAY, JR. J. L. MacMILLAN, D.D. I5 A. F. PATTON WILLIAM T. PUGH, M.D. WILLIAM T. REED, JR. C. B. ROBERTSON E. T. 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Yes, when we sing 'lThe Glass of The l:inesT as a body for The la5T Time on June 8, l953 There will be many sad faces, Suddenly The realizafion dawns upon us Thaf we have become alumni, No longer will There be The gay, carefree days ThaT we have enjoyed so much since firsT seTTing foof on The I-Iilll' as raTs in The aufumn of l49, OT course we don'T realize iT now, buf amidsT all our play we have been slowly preparing our- selves for The uncerfainfy, sfrife, and Turmoil which we will face in The cold, cruel world, The ouTloolc is noT brighf. BUT our educaTion here has Taughf us ThaT if we cling To our childhood beliefs and successfully follow The simple rules of life Then we need noT be afraid of The enormous perplexi- Ties ThaT face The young graduafe of Today. Above all we have been impressed by The as- :ociaTions ThaT we have made here wiTh The faculTy. The privilege of being under The influence of such gre-aT men as Dr, Massey, Dean Wilson, and Dr. Allan will noT soon be forgoTTen. We leave happily wifh The knowledge ThaT as long as Hampden- Sydney has men such as These To lead her she will reTain her posifion as one of The leading educa- Tional insTiTuTions in America Today. RICHARD COLES EDMUNDS, JR., l-lisforian Xeon Q sw 'T X RICHARD COLES EDMUNDS JR ii f' is xx.. Yfxly, ,I H ll A if L. S f b' I f I QQ A 'H xx S in in Flrsl Row: JEROME MICHAEL ADAMS, ZIOQ Sylvan Ave., Mclfeespigirl, Pa.: IIKA: Ullf' Baslrelball ll, 2, 3. 4l7 Co-Cap'ain l4lg Vlceepreii- dent, OAK l4l: Sludenl' Assernb ly l3l 7 Sluclenl Council l4l 7 TIGER ll, 2, 3lp U.P.S. IZ, 3lq Viizevpresi- clenl, Junior Class' Freslwrnan Ciar- ielor l4l7 Wl1ci's Wlm Among Sluden? in American Colleges and Universilies, SHEPPARD KELLAM AMES, JR.. Cape Cliarles, Va: KIA Radiif Club IZ, 3l: Eealure Edllor, KALEIDOSCOPE G.M.C Kappa Sigma Second Row: STERLING PRICE ANDERSON, JR., Soullm Hill, Va: KA? U.P.S. I3, 41: KALEIDOSCOPE l3l7Gei man Club RICHARD SHELTON ANDREWS, IOO Turner Sl., Blaclisburq, Va.? IIT' Transfer from V.P,l. Fellow-- slwip ol flwe Gold Triangle l4I: Weslminsfer Fellciwslaip ll, 2, 3, 4I' Vice-President Y,M C.A, Cablnel ll, Zlg S.C.A, Cabinet I3, 4l: Clwairrnan Devolional Corn' rnillee I3, 4I: Presidenl, Independ- enls Organizallon l4l7 German Club l4l. Third Row: BURNESS FERDINAND ANSELL. JR., 37l5 Homewood Rd.: Marie rnonf, Olwioi AXA: German Club II, Z, 3lg TIGER JOSEPH -MARSHALL BAGLEY, 27- 49 nom si., Flushing, N.Y.1.xX.x: J,V. Baseball Ill: TIGER l3, 4l- Sluden? Assembly I3, 4l7 Vice- Presiclenl, Lambda Cl'1iAlpl'1a l3l: Presidenl 3 A 'uf' sf I lg IE ' r .3 Tx 'XIJRQ-X ,fr 127 ,jf : 'Qs 4, . HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE E., CLASS OF 1953 Firsf Row: GEORGE EDWARD BAHEN, JR., Camden Ave., Salisbury, Mdx KX'Sludenl!'X:5Gmbly1l,417TlGER 12,3,41?Tracl121tMorio- gram Club 12, 3, 41' Guard, Kappa Sigma 131: CJ. P. RICHARD BROWN BILLINGS, I4 Kempsler Rd., Scaradale. N.Y,: KA: Glee Club 111: Radio Club 11, 21, Vice-Presidenl 121- Jongleurs 12, 41: Business Manager 141: U,P.S. TIGER 12, 41:German Club 12, 41. HERVEY PEERY BRITTAIN, Tazewell, Va.: X431 TIGER 13, 41? Glee Club 11, 21: KALEIDOSCOPE 13, 417 lnlramural Council 1417 Traclr 12, 31: Monogram Club 13, 41 7 Clii Plwi Hislorian Second Row: CARTER BRAXTON BURNET, 608 Boissevain Ave.: Norlollc, Va.: NorlolI1,Va.:.LX.XgZTj II.Xli3 112411 Glee Club 1l, 21: Library Assislanr 12, 3, 413 TIGER 12, 3, 41, News Edilor141,KALElDO- SCOPE 13, 41, Fralernify Edilor 141: Secrelary, Lambda Chi Alpha 131g Treasurer 1411 Presidenl, Sigma Upsilon AUGUSTUS GEORGE WASHINGTON CHRISTOPHER, JR.. Remo, Va.g KA: XB41: Sergeanl-al-Arms, Kappa Alpha 131: Secrelary, Kappa Alplwa 141: Secrefary-Treasurer, Clwi Bela Pl1l141:German Club 1 I, 2, 3, 41. ERNEST GARY DAVIS, JR., 2I Clarlr Road, Richmond, Va,: KZ? IIEQP: KALEIDOSCOPE 1l, 2, 31: J. V. Baseball 111: TIGER 1l, 3, 41: German Club 12, 31: Treasurer, Kappa Sigma 1317 Inlramural Council ,onions ,,4 My ' :S , 'Q T, f i ll' 7 H First Row: RICHARD RANDOLPH DAVIS. 4I IO Bromley Lane, Richmond, Va.t KI: TIGER Ill: Radio Club I2I7 Psychology Assislanl I4l7 Chair' man, Eisenhower For President Club PHILIP MORING DEHAAS, 2l2 Norlh Greenbrier Sl., Arlinglon, Va.: AXA: J.V, Foolball Ill: Glee Club II, 2l: German Club Ill: Barbell Club I4l: TIGER I3, 4l. Second Row: DOUGLAS SHELBURNE DIVERS, JR., IOO4 Prospect Ave., Pulaski, Va,: IIKAZ HAH: German Club Il, 2, 3, 4l: Business Manager Secrelary-Treasurer I3lt Presidenl I4lf TIGER II, 2, 3, 4l: Business Manager I3l: KALEIDOSCOPE I2l7 Monogram Club Il, 2, 3, 4I- J.V. Foolball III: Varsily Foolball I3, 4l: J.V, Baslcefball I I, 211 Track Il, 2, 3, 4I: lnlerfralernily Council I2l: Sludenl Assembly I3, 4l' Secrelary - Treasurer, Sophomore Class. JOHN TALBOT DUCKER, H26 Illh Sl., Hunlingfon, W.Va.: KA: Cross Counlry Il, 2, 4I: Caplain l2lt RunnereCoach I4l: Track Il, 2, 3, 4Ig Monogram Club Il, 2, 3, 4l: Freshman Counselor I4l: ln' door Traclr Il, 2l: Jongleurs I2l: German Club Il, 2, 3, 4l7 Ser- geanl-af'Arms, Kappa Alpha. Third Row: RICHARD COLES EDMUNDS. JR., Mounfain Rd., Halifax, Va.7 KE: OAK, TIAIC: Cheerleader I I I I German Club II, 2, 3, 4l: Mono' gram Club II, 2, 3. 4l: TIGER II, 2, 3, 4l: KALEIDOSCOPE II, 2, 3, 4lZ Varsify Tennis II, 2, 3, 4l' J.V, Baslcefball III, Direcfor of Alhlelic Publicily I2, 3, 4l: Var' sify Baslcelball I2, 3, 4Ig Caplain, Tennis I4l: Thompson Tennis Tro- phy I3lg Presiclenl, V.C. I4l : Class Hisforian I3, 4I: lnlerlralernily Council I4Ig Secrelary4Treasurer, ODK I4Ig Treasurer, Kappa Sigma I2l: GLM, I4l: Sludenl-Facully Commiffee I4l: WI'1o's Who Among Sludenls in American Col- leges and Universilies I4l: Kappa Sigma Leadership - Scholarship Award WILLIAM SWADLEY ERWIN, JR.. 921 Chesler Sl., Brislol, Va.: IIKA: XB1'bj Glee Club Ill: German Club II, 2, 31: TIGER I2, 3, 4lI KALEIDOSCOPE I2, 3, 4l: Man- ager, Baslcelball Team I A by-Q HAMPDENI-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF I953 ,WW Q we :gg As 519? I 'w .4-,150 Firsi Row: WILLIAM CABELL FITZGERALD, Rumlord Pos? Ollice, Va.: Xflf: Glee Club I I, 2lj Secrelary, Chi Phi I3l: German Club ALBERT CHISTIAN FORD, 5007 New Kent Rd., Richmond, Van KZ: Baslfelball I I, 2l: Monogram Club I I, 2, 3, 4l, BILLIE JOE GRAHAM, 905 Granl SI., Charleslon, W,Va.g EX: ILXK: KIND: S.C.A. Cabinef ll, 2, 31: Vice-Presidenf l3l: Manager, Baaeball ll, 2, 3l: Monogram Club I2, 3, 4l: Treasf urer, Freshman Class: Glee Club ll, 2, 3l: Business-Manager l3l: U.P.S. l3l: Vice-Presidenl, Sigma Chi l4lg Library Assisl- anl lI,2,3,4l:TigerlIl. Second Row: HOWARD MERTON HAMILTON, JR., 2626 Nciflingham Rd., Roanoke, Va.: EX, Transler from Roanoke College l3l: Treas- urer, Sigma Chi l4l : German Club I3, 4-I. JAMES SELDEN HARRIS, 207 S. High SI., Blacksburg, Va.: KS: OAK: Presidenl, Freshman Class: Glee Club ll, Bl: Special Group l2l: German Club I2, 4-I: KALEIDOSCOPE II, 2, 3, 4l: Fealure Edilor l3l: Track ll, 2l: Foolball ll, 2, 3, 4l: Mono- gram Club I3, 4l: Sludenl Assembly I2, 31: Sludenl Council l2l: Presidenl, Sludenf Body l4l: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universilies FRANK RODNEY HOFFMAN, I303 Nolloway Ave., Richmond, Va.: IIKI: OAK: Baslnelball ll, 2, 3, 4l: Co-Caplain l4I: Baseball ll, 2, 3, 4l: Caplain l4l: Sfudenf Council I3, 4l: Monogram Club ll, 2, 3, 4l: Secrelary l3I: Presidenl' l4l: lnlerlralernify Council l4l: V. C. l3, 4l: Secrelary, Pi Kappa Alpha l3l: Preaidenl I4l: Who's Who Among Sludenl in Amer- ican Colleges and Universilies Cx?-E 9 X-X A Q39 .- 'x,n f r W W -'ia 4. I-irsl Row: JOHN BRUCE JAMES, 5404 Cary Sfieel Rd., Riiglwmij-nd, Va., XT' HDI NLE: Class l-lialorian Presidenl Cheerleader lll Glee Club ll, 2l7 TIGER ll, 2, 3,4l:Cirqula1ian Manager l3, 4l: KALEIDOSCOPE ll, 2, 3l' Busi ness Manager l3l: German Club ll, 2, 3, 4l: Sludenv Council l3lt lnlerlvalernify Couniil l4l7 Eresln- rnan Counselor l4lg Presidenl, Ela Siqrna Plni l4l: preside-nl, Pi Dells Ep-,il-an RAY REDFORD JENKINS, Keys, . V y'lle, Va.: Il..'fY. Second Row: ROBERT MURRAY JOHNSON, llI9 2nd Sl., S.W,, Roanole, Va.' IlK,Xg Fozvfball ll, 2, 3, 4l' Mono' Gram Club ll, 2, 3, 4l4 German Club ll, 214 Houze lvlanaqe', Pi Kappa Alpha CHESTER SCOTT KELLY, Holly l'lill Sl., Berea, Ky: HX? UAH: :Ti THAT Ilffbf llllfi Glee Cl-lb ll, 2, 3, 4l: Special Group ll, Zl' Vice-President l4lg U.P.S, ll, 2, 3, 4l: Presiclenl l4lg Presidenl, Eln Sigma Plni l4lj Presidenl, Sigma Upsilon l3l: Business Manager, Tau Kappa Alpha l4l: TIGER ll, 4lg Rosewell Page Prize? lnlerlfa- lernily Council l4lq Presidenl l4l: Enqlisln Assislanf l4lg Sfuclenl-Fas ully Commillee l4lj Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Third Row: JOHN IRVINE KILBY, Milpn, N.C.: IIT: IIE1iP:Glee Club lllt U.P.S. l2, 3l' Vice-Presidenf, Sig ma Upsilan l4l: Vicefljresiclenf, lndependenl Orqanizalion l4lg Sludenl Assembly l4lq TIGER l2, 3, '4l: Lilerary Edilor l4l: Li- brary Assislanl l2, 3, 4l. HUBERT ELMER KISER, JR., Taze- well, Va.: XCIP. sg' i. 1 , , 3 1 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1953 Firsl Row: EDWIN LEE LECOMPTE, 906 Weslciver Rd., Richmond, Va.: KE: OAK: Erjiolball ll, 2, 3, 4lZ Capiain l4lg V.C. l2, 3, 4lg Monogram Club ll, 2, 3, 4lq Vice-presidenl l4lg Sludenl Coune cil lil: Tennis l2. 3, 4lg TIGER l2lg Guard, Kappa Sigma l2lq G.M.C. l4l: Class Presidenf l2l: Secrelary-Treasurer HARRY GALLANT MCGINN, JR., 903 Green Sf., Danville, Virginia: IIKAQ Glee Club ll, 2, 3, 4l: Baseball l2l 7 TIGER l3l: German Club l I ll Class Vice-Presidenl OWEN RANDOLPH MINTER, bll Church Sl., Marfinsville, Va., Xcbf Illlig Sporls Edilor, TIGER l4l: Sporls Edilor, KALEIDO- SCOPE l4l, Glee Club ll, 2, 3, 4lg Vice-Presidenl l2l: Business Manager l4lg Football ll, 2, 3, 4lq Monogram Club ll, 2, 3, 4l3 Class Hisforian l2l: Crawley Memorial Music Scholarship Second Row: WILLIAM TAYLOE MURPHY, JR., Warsaw, Va.Z KES HAH: KALEIDOSCOFE ll, 2, 3, 4l7 Associale Edifor l2l: Edilorein- -:hiel l3lt German Club ll, 2, 3, 4l: Assislanl Business Man- ager l2lg Business Manager l3l, Secrelary-Treasurer l4l: Vice- Presidenf, Pi Della Epsilon l4l: G.S., Kappa Sigma l3l, lnferr frafeinify Council l4l: Secrefary-Treasurer l4l: S.C.A. Cabiner i4l.neERi21. WILLIAM WALTER NORCROSS, 349 Hillview Ave., Syracuse, N.Y,g mg .vlfug TIGER 12, 3, 41. KALEIDOSCOPE lilreefman Club ll, 2, 3l: Jongleurs l2, 3, 4l: Presidenl, Alpha Psi Omega l4l- WILLIAM MAYO OPPENHIMER, IBI7 Park Ave., Richmond. Va.: Xlb, X15-11: German Club ll, 4l7 J.V. Foolball lllg TIGER l2, 3l: Exchange Ediror l3l: KALEIDOSCOPE ll, 2, 3l: Or- ganizafions Edifor l3l1 Sludenl Assembly ll, 2, 3, 4l: Glee Club ll, Zly Vice.Presiden1, Chi Phi l4l: Freshman Counselor l4l: Vice-Presidenf, Chi Bela Phi l4l: Chairman, Sfudenf Fin- ance Board iiinltix E 4 u XVNA., QED E. 'gg .- 'x,h I I II E 'II -2. ' L :S Firsl' Row: JOHN HARDING OWEN, l8OO Blalr Ave., Norfolk, Va.'XI5fl1:6lee Club III: Laboralory Asslslanf I2, 3, 4I1 Secrefary-Treasurer, Inde- pendenls Orqanizarion I3, 4I' PresidenI,Cl1i Bela Phi WILLIAM MOORE PASSANO. JR., Tuscany Aparfmen?-5, Balflr more, Md.: IIKA: .K'I'iI: Jong' leurs Il, 2, 3IZ TIGER Second Row: RONALD STOHRER FOLK, I7I Woodlawn Dr., Hunflngfon, W.Va.: AXA: lnfrarnural Council I3I: ln, lramural Manager HENRY MCILWAINE READ, War' renfon, NC.: IIKA: Manager, J. V, Foolball III: Asslsfanf Manag- er, Traflr III: TIGER III: Allwleiic Equiprnen? Manager I2, 3, 4I' German Club I2, 3I: Monogram Club I3, 4I. Third Row: ROBERT LUTHER SAFFELLE, JR., 434 Soullw Main SI., Emporia, Va.: HX: Tennis Il, 2, 3, 4I: Capiain I4I 7 J.V. Baslrefball II, 2, 3ItCap- Iain I3I: S+uclenf Assembly IZ, 3I7 Treasurer, Sfudenl Finance Board I2I: Clwairrnan I3I: Monogram Club II: 2, 3, 4I: S.C.A. Cabinel I4Ij Presidenl, Tlaela CHI I4I: In' Ierfrafernify Council JOHN WEBB SIMMONS, III, I3 Cleveland Ave., Marfinsville, Va.: KA: Sfudenf Assembly I2I:TlGER IZI: lnferfrafernily Councll I3Ig Vice-Presidenf, Kappa Alplna I3, 4I: Monogram Club I3, 4I 3 Tennls II, 2, 3, 4I7 German Club II, 2, 3, 41. HAMPDEIQI-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1953 wx 'ix -'Q' Firsf Row: JOHN EDWIN STANFIELD, Hot Springs, Ark.: .VI'!?y Ilifif: IT: JongIem5 IJ, 4Iq Presidenf I4Ig Sfudenf AssembIy I3II S.C,A. Cabinei GARLAND SCOTT TAYLOR, EnIieId, N.C.: TTKA7 Monogram Club Il, 2, 3, 411 GIee Cub II, 21: Cross Counfry II, 2, 3, 41: German Club II, 2,3 4I 7 Track III. WILLIAM RATHBONE THORNHILL, 2I Eiqhfh S+., PuIa5ki, Va.: HX. Second Row: COLBERT MCLAURINE TYLER, 326 blsf Sf., Newport News. Va.7.KX.X1GoII IIIjTIG-ER II, 21: GARNET III? KALEIDO- SCOPE 121, In+erIra+erniIy CouncII IZI: German Club II, 2, 3, 417 Inframural CounCiI IZIQ Vice-Presidenf, Lambda Chi AIpI'wa EDWARD KEMPER UHLER, JR., AnnandaIe, Va.: AXA: U.P.S.' Deba+e Team: Intramural Debafe Cup: TIGER: KALEIDOSCOPE. BRANCH WASHINGTON VINCENT, JR., Slcippers, Va.: 9X7 Baseball II, 2, 3. 41: Monogram CIub II, 2, 3, 4Iq Inferfra- fernify Council I3I: German Club I4Ij Vice-Presidenh Thefa Chi IJII Presiderlf I-II7SIudenI Assembly xipll FX aww pw .LL-17. , :QI-' 'P 7?-aw .' 'rar If 1- W .I-4, Taxi 1 ,QL N T4 K- if' :7 mn ,fl X. r f I - ERIC HERBERT WALL, Nomh Shire Poini, Nr:rfI'ffrIk, Va.Z X'I'. STUART BRUCE WHITE, SIO Brunswick Ave., BIGCLSTOVIS, Va: HX' Xlifif' Cross Counfry UI? TIGER l4lg Inframural Courwdl I4l' Biokrqy Asslsianf CHARLES REAMES YOUNG, He- bfQn,va,1Illimmligxlz-bfmfm. ager, Baskefball IZ, 3, 4-li Secre fary-Treasurer, Sfudenf Body I2jg VEce-Presidenf I3l: TIGER II, 217 VA' EIDOSCOPE I3, 4I: Freshman Counselor I3J: Treasurer, Pi Kap- pa Alpha I3J: Vice-President I4It Monogram Club I3, 41: Pres?den+, Omicron Delfa Kappa 141: Who's who Among Sfudems in American Colleges and Universifies HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE vw ' ig-. ' - 1 - Z xc! V ,l xx v? 1- '! 311481 .' 5,4 ' if -ii? 4 5- . 1 ' , - '-ET' i i.'LY!- vi 7 fAA 121' -' Z' 12- i - + ' '-M mi A i xi 77 , f?effA ' ' We - V. X . !,Q,'Q f, s:i1'1 'L N ' Z T ' T. . . silly' , I ' 'W' f '11 ' is J . h - ' fill' fi - X5 Q- ? ' X , .N -Q .X ,I '. , x Q' OI, gg, Y ' 31 '-- 1 5 ,, N N, A X X 'T 3 - 'nf ' '. -iz. ' -ig i 'K 'ii ,, i ' 2 QV ' L . -'TT' 1 V 'T , V ii ' hi- KY' J - - X - hqgf- 'f if .Rh N - - - .. ff!- EJQ ' Rf X A - .M '- K --F b N 1 -Qiijli i 'fix ' r ,fqu E X N QM- ' 1 6 5 U 1' 'V -4' x XX, -l ' - QE Q ex 4 -2 f- - 7 1 ' liz., Q 4 'um in - ,H 1 ,4HZiffT -,L, , Y Y l , 1 --iff , f f....l W 2? ' -3-2: 1 1 4 -1 xi !i fi' X ii 'X F11 'X 1 i?: ,QZE lf : 1.?1 i--r ,gui , i - : 4 IIC ll OFFICERS ifxvss :ravine suwnorv, JR. RIVES SEBRELL HARDY Vice-Presidenl THOMAS JOSEPH FERRELL, JR Secrelaryelreasurei ERNEST TRICE THOMPSON, JR. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Tempus fugif-and we, fhe Class of '54 are on fhe Ihreshold of being seniors. Only fhree shorf years ago, we came fo Hampden-Sydney a herd of shalcey, insecure, lowly freshmen, and now if is barely conceivable fhaf our iunior year has fermin- afed. We have changed-gradually and unnofice- ably-changed fo beffer prepared and more mafure men. This, of course, does nof mean Ihaf we are no longer gay and full of vifalify. Buf if does mean fhaf underlying our oufward appear- ances, we have grown in many direcfions since our freshman year. During fhe pasf fhree years, mosf of us who have remained af Hampden-Sydney are fhose who have escaped fhe ever beckoning finger of Uncle Sam and fhose who have lcepf fheir grades up. Many have gone-buf 'rhere sfill remains a sfrong group acfive in exfra-curricular acfivifies, in afh- lefics, in social life, in sfudies, and in having a good fime. As freshmen we heard Ihaf we were a brillianf class: few of us believe fhaf now, In HAMPDEN- fhree years we have mef foci many difficulf courses and falxen home foo many low grades. Af Hampden-Sydney we have made fasf as- sociafions, and if would be difficuif indeed fo find in anofher college fhe brofherhood fies and close friendships fhaf have developed among us. Alfhough we are definifely nof wearing frowns or in fhe dumps consfanfly, we cannof help buf realize fhaf we are living in a fasf, ever changing, perilous world. We lcnow fhaf we have a fremen- dous faslc and responsibilify cuf Ouf for us. Ahead of us lies a final year, by fhe end of which we are sfrongly convinced we will be ready and able fo falce up our role in life as useful and mafure cifizens, fully realizing fhe problems and crises fhaf lie ahead in fhis world foday. lf is our ambifion fo have prepared ourselves af Hampden- Sydney so fhaf we mighf play our parf well in order fo leave fhis world in a liffle beffer shape fhan if was when we came info if. SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS CDF 1954 af' an-QM -4 A 'Q Q' is -W., -w . ' ' 1 A 'li 30 YS sf Q Qi, J UP , 'V-ai? Q 00f Xf'4L-X. , ,, , , - ok , , . I S :U 5 N -J ,Q 3 k ffif xv-' ' W' Q- .,:f'xT' 'Qhfloum '52 'R if L ry I I IT? Firsf Row: EDWIN JETT ANDREWS, JR., Grerna, Virginia: KA: TIGER I I, 2, 31. WILLIAM CALHOUN BOINEST, -12I7 Seminary Ave., Richmond, Virginia: KE: J.V Baskelball III: Inlramural Council I3I: KALEIDOSCOPE I3I:Tl6ER JOSEPH THOMAS BONES, Il5 Twelilh Sl., Pulaski, Virginia- AXA: XBQP: CrossYCcunrry III: Infra- mural Council BEN JAMES BOWERS, Baskerville, Virginia, AXA: Radio Club III: LJ.P.S. Il 2, 3I' Secrelary IZI: TIGER I2, 31: Library Assislanf I2, 3I: Chairman, Sludenf Acliviries Commifree, S.C,A, I3I: Secre- Iary, Lambda Chi Alpha I3I: KALEIDOSCOPE WILLIE BERNICE BOYKIN, JR., 4 Lee Drive, Wilniinqrcin, Ncirlh Carolina' KA, Second Row: DIIANORTH STROUD COOK, JR., 7457 Harnplc-n Blvd., Norfolk, Virginia: AXA-J,V.Foi,i1ball II, 2Ii Indoor Track Il, 2I: Spring Track III: German Club II, 2, 3I: Varsity Foaiball RICHARD MATTHEWS CRANDALL, Malden, West Virginia. JOHN ARMSTRONG CROSS, JR., 202 High SL, Salem, Virginia: ICA: Xlilbi Glee Club III: German Club I I, 2, 3I' KALEIDOSCOPE I I, 23 ' Treasurer, Kappa Alpha FREDERICK CARR DAVIS, JR., 43 Rivermonr Drive, Warwick, Virginia: AXA: XII'-P: S,C,A, IZI3 Vice, Piesidenl, Chess Club WILLIAM SMITH DODSON, Blairs, Virginia: KA' German Club l3I: Freshman Counselor Third Row: VINCENT LAWRENCE DURAN, I946 Brandon Ave., Pele-rsburg, Virginia: HX: Librarian Thela Chi I2I: Pledge Marshall :TIGER I2, 3I, THOMAS JOSEPH FERRELL, JR., l52l Sainl Marys Drive, Vviaycross, Georgia: KA: SecreIaryfTrea5urer S.C.A. IZI : Searefary, Junior Class: Srudeni Assembly CARTER BRANHAM SNOW FURR, I4I8 Graydon Ave., N:iriolk4 Virginia: AXA: U,P.S, II, 2, 3I' French Assislam' I3I : German Club ARTHUR HISH GARST, JR., Boones Mill, Virginia: HKA. JOSEPH STRAS GILLESPIE, JR., Tazewell, Virginia: Xfb: AXI'fI: TIGER Il, 2, 3I: Sporls Co-Edilor I3I: Inlramural Council IQI: Treasurer, Chi Phi I3I: .Ionglears Il, QI: Presidenr I2I: Cross-Country I2I: German Club I3I: Physics Lab Assislani Fourih Row: RICHARD EDWARD HAISLIP, lO'8 Calhoun Sr., Radford, Virginia: HKA: J.V. Basketball II, 2, 3I: Track III: J.V. Baseball III: Varsify I2, 3I: Monogram Club II, 2, 3I: Chesg Club I3I: lnframural Council HOWARD LORD HANSON, Edgewood Lane, Sfaifnlon, Virginia. RIVES SEBRELL HARDY, 4I3 Oak Si., Blackslone, Virginia: KI: IIE43: Presidenf, Freshman Class: Vice- Presidenl, Sophomore Class: Vice-Piesidenl, Junior Class: .I.V. Eoolball III: Vaisify I2, 3I: Monogram Club I3I: Glee Club Il, 2, 3I: Vice-Prasiden+, S.C.A, I3Ig German Club IZJ: Treasurer, Kappa Sigma I3I: Assislanl Tennis Manager ARCHIBALD CARY HARRISON, Ill, 3402 Eenclall Ave.: Richmond, Virginia: IX: Foofball II, 2, 3I' TIGER I I I : Track I I I: German Club I2, 3I. MILLER CAMPBELL HAWKINS, 5307 Caledonia Rd., Richmond, Virginia: IIKA: Lab Assislani I3I: .I.V. Baskelball Ill: German Club II, 2I: I-Iislorian, Pi Kappa Alpha Eiflh Row: PAGE HAYMORE HENDERSON, Broolrneal, Virqinia: AXA. HARRY FRANKLIN HOKE, JR., 202 Park Ave., Emporia, Virginia: KE: 112412: Tennis II, 2, 3I: Secre- Iary, Era Sigma Phi 31 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1954 P A? ,Q Q-'F 231 .M -aa- -Q 'YE f' W. I H 3' f? nd: L 4? 'G 1 ffiil' ' x , ' , . wg.-..-.-... .f xifi' :PX .' x GQ 1 CLASS OF 1954 Firsf Row: DAVID CHRISTIAN HUGHES, SOI Virginia SIree1,A:hland,Virginia' EX. MIRABEAU LAMAR THOMAS HUGHES, JR., 23I W. Main Sheer, Danville, Virginia- X41, ROBERT DOUGLAS HUMPHREY, JR., Rural Refreai, Virginia: Xfib' Glee Club III: German Club III: Baseball GEORGE AUGUST LEONARD KOLMER, JR., 228 Richfield Ave., Salem, Virginia' KA- Ilifbg Glee Club Il, 3Ii Chapel Choir German Club Il, 3l' Crois Ccunrry ll, 2, file Capiain I3lq lndiiir Track II, 2I: Spring Track Il, ZI' Inlerfraiernify Council l3l7 Prezideni, Kappa Alpha DAVID LEE LITCHFIELD, I4lb Hamplon Bivdq Ncrfolk, Virginia: EX' IT' Glee Club Il, 2, 3l3 U.P.S. II, 2, 3I: Presidenl' The Senaiors ill' Psych-:ilogy Assisiant I3lg Spanigli A-fciifani I3l. Second Row: GORDON MACAULAY LUCEY, 2I2 For? Lee Rd., Leonia, New Jersey: X'I J.V. Fccilball III: Varzily l2I: Baseball IIlyTI6ER ll, 2I:Gerrnan Club I2, 3I. JOE SCOTT IMAUPIN, 2629 Rosalind Ave., Roanoke, Virginia' KE: KALEIDOSCOPE I2, 3l, Feaiure Edilor I3I 1 German Club Il JAMES CARROLL MELTON, II, I I I7 Cambridge Cresceni, Nerfolk, Virginia: IX. JOHN MILTON MILLER, JR., 704 Woodlawn Ave., Beckley, Wea? Virginia' X42 XIIHIJ' Secreiary, Chi Phi I3I: TIGER I2, 3I7 Chemisfry Assistant I3Ij German Club Il, 2, 3I. VIRGIL PEARSON MOIR, III, 242l Crysfal Springs Ave., Roanoke, Virginia' IX' IIIHXV Slucleni Assembly Third Row: DONALD CARL MORRIS, JR., Darlingfon I-leighrs, Virginia. ROBERT WESTCOTT O'CONNELL, 326 Magriclia Place, Leonia, New Jersey: EX. WILLIAM EVERETT PAULEY, JR., 953 Malfhews Ave., Charlesion, WesfVirginia1 IX, ST: J.V, Baskeie ball II, 2I: German Club Il,2,3I'S.C.A,Cabine1' l3l:J.V,Foa1balI II, 2I: TIGER II, 2, 3I. GEORGE ELLIS PILLOW, JR., Wes? Clay Si., Franklin, Virginia: AXA. WILLIAM HOLT PLANK, 62II Massachusells Ave., Washinglon, DC.: TTKA: Varsiiy Basketball Fourlh Row: GEORGE DILLWYN PLEASANTS, JR., I I24 West Grace S+., Richmond, Virginia- KE. LEONARD THOMAS PRESTON, JR., 6IO Soulh Main Si., Culpepper, Virginia: HX. EDWARD STEWART ROBERTSON, I2II Wilmingion Ave., Richmond, Virginia- KI, SecrelaryfTreas urer, Freshman Class, German Club III: KALEIDOSCOPE I2, 3I: TIGER FRED DANIEL ROBINSON, I7C4 Boulevard, I-Iampion, Virginia, KA: Cross Counlry Il, 2I. ROBERT FRANCIS ROSENBAU-M, 262I Wyclifie Ave., Roanoke, Virginia: ITK.Xj IIAIC: J.V, Baskelball Ill: Varsiiy I2, 3I: German Club Il, 2Ig TIGER I2, 3I: Business Manager l3Iy KALEIDOSCOPE l2I7 Inierfralernily Council Fifih Row: ROMULUM MINTER SANDERS, JR., While Sione, Virginia. ASHBY CARMICHAEL SAUNDERS,S1. Marks School, Souihboro, Massacnu9eIis1AXA. DXVXAQGII 4 l 0 I 'Q XFX J l 33 ,fxfisx QQ, :S iiai 'Vw xv CLASS GF 1954 34 1 1 , li L' First Row: JAMES IRVING SLAYDON, JR., Hollins College, Virginia: EX: ILXK IT: IIEGIP: Vice-President, Freshman Class: President, Sophomore Class: President, Junior Class: V.C. 12, 31: German Club ll, 2, 31: Assistant Business Manager 131: President, Sigma Chi I31: lntertraternity Council l31: Student Advisory Committee I31: Treasurer, Sigma Llpsilon l31: Bible Assistant Basketball ll, 2, 31: Tennis WILLIAM IRVIN SNEAD, 47I3 Sylvan Rd., Richmond, Virginia: KZ: Student Council Il, 2, 31: J.V, Basketball II1: Baseball Il, 2, 31: Secretary, Kappa Sigma 131: Associate Editor, KALEIDOSCOPE I3l: Monogram Club II, 2, 31. HAROLD RENNOLDS SPENCER, 309 High St., Warrenton, Virginia: IIK If TILE: KALEIDOSCOPE Il, 2, 31: Business Manager ROBERT MORRIS STEEL, 28 Laurel Place, Upper Montclair, New Jersey: IIKA: J.V, Cross Country 1I,213Track JAMES JACKSON STOKES, Kenbridge, Virginia: KA: OAK: IIZKII: Student Council II1: Football Il, 2, 31: Glee Club ll, 2, 31: Assistant Business Manager, German Club I21: Vice-President I31: Student Assembly I31: Secretary Treasurer, S.C.A. Second Row: RICHARD DEAN TESTER, 535 Fitth St., Pulaski, Virginia: ITKA: OAK: J.V, Football II1: Varsity I2, 31: J.V, Basketball ll1: Baseball ll, 2, 31: SecretaryfTreasurer, Student Body I21: Vice-President Vice-President, Monogram Club l31: Business Manager, German Club I31: Treasurer, Pi Kappa Alpha I31. ERNEST TRICE THOMPSON, JR., llO2 Westwood Ave., Richmond, Virginia: EX: IIEQIP: :TQ Tennis II, 2, 31: German Club Il, 2, 313 Monogram Club I2, 31: U,P.S. I21: Student Assembly 131: TIGER 12, 31: Feature Editor 131: Psychology Assistant 131: Class Historian 131: Secretary, Sigma Chi I31: Secretary, Sigma Upsilon I2, 31 : Secretary, Eta Sigma Phi 12, 31. WILLIAM HOLMES TRAPNELL, JR., Manakin,Virginia:1i,I:flAIigET:TlGER ii, 2, 31: Easier 131: Track Il, 2, 31: Football I2, 31: KALEIDOSCOPE II1: German Club II, 2, 31: Freshman Counselor I31: Glee Club HENRY JOSEPH TUCKER, JR., Halifax, Virginia: KA: Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class: German Club ROBERT BUCKNER UPSHAW, Rustburg,Viiginia:1IX:J.V. Football ll Third Row: HARRY BENJAMIN VINCENT, Skippers, Viiginia: HX: German Club II1: J.V. Basketball ll1: Varsity I2, 31: Baseball Il, 2, 31: V.C. I21: Monogram Club Il, 2, 31: Vice-President, Theta Chi JOSEPH LEE WALLACE, JR., Victoria, Virginia: AXA: Tiger Il, 2, 312 President, Chess Club 131: Jongleurs 131: Library Assistant KARL KENNETH WALLACE, JR., 5224 Powhatan Ave., Nortolk, Virginia: KI: IIAI5: KALEIDOSCOPE I I, 2, 31: Association Editor 121: Editor-in-Chiet 131: TIGER ll1: Glee Club I I 1: German Club II1:J.V Football ll1:Track U ALGERNON STORRS WARINNER, JR., I6 Westbury Rd., Garden City, New York: ITKA: J.V. Basketball Il, 21: Tiger Il, 2, 31: KALEIDOSCOPE I2, 31. JOSEPH WILLIAM WHITE, 3 I8 Lee St., Richlands, Virginia: KA. Fourth Row: GEORGE MACHIR WILLIAMS, Mooretield, West Virginia: AXA: TIGER II1: Intertraternity Council l3l JERE 'MALCOLM HARRIS WILLIS, JR., lIO5 Princess Anne St,, Fredericksburg, Virginia: AXA: TIKA: U.P.S. lI1: Debate Team Il, 2, 31. GEORGE FRANK WINKS, JR., 4022 Clinton Ave., Richmond, Virginia: KI: Manager, J.V. Basketball Il1:German Club Il. 21. BALLARD PRESTON WOOD, 200 Union St., Salem, Virginia? ITKA. HOWARD ALLEN WYNNE, JR., Hotel Warren, Warrenton, North Carolira: AXA: TIGER I2, 31: Manager, J.V. Basketball 1I, 21: Manager, Baseball Il, 21: Monogram Club ll, 2, 31: German Club II,21. Fifth Row: WILLIAM PHARO WILTSEE YOUNG, 26lO Longview Ave., S.W., Roanoke, Virginia: GX: XBCD: IIEfiPt Glee Club I I 1 : Chemistry Lab Assistant ADRIAN FORD ZEHMER, McKenney, Virginia: KE: Glee Club ll, 2, 31: KALEIDOSCOPE 131: Base- ball II, 2, 31: Jongleurs Not' Pictured: JOHN ROOSEVELT SAYERS, 6l7 Third St., Roanoke, Virginia: SX. ROBERT GALEN WILKERSON, Highcoals, West Virginia: ITKA. 35 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1955 Allan, Trinkle, Curlis, Reilly OFFICERS President Vice-Presidenl Secrefary-Treasurer Hislorian SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY A somewhal depleled group ol young men re- lurned lo lhe campus lhis pasl' Seplember newly endowed wilh lhe high and mighly lille ol Sopho- mores. Many of our number had been lalcen away during 'rhe summer monlhs by lhe hand of lhe Se- lective Service Sysfem. The lirsl lew days were spenl renewing old friendships and recalling 'rhe momenrs ol our freshman year. Then we realized Thar we were sophomores and lhal lhe newly arrived freshman class was lo be deal? wilh. The remainder of rhe fall was spenl in a confusion of ral races, pep rallies, V.C. nweelings, and Soundings off. As 'rhe fall moved on many of our number found Their place on alhlelic reams or engaged in many campus acliviries. Our resolulions lo buckle down melled away in a slream of fool- ball games and parries, Mid-lerm exarninalions made us realize our many shorrcomings and vow fo do beller in The lasl semesler. As we approached The end of 'rhisl our second year, al Hampden-Sydney we realized more fully whal we can gel our of college and ser oul wifh an honesl inrenlion 'ro do beller in lhe lulure. DENISON MOWBRAY ALLAN, l-lisorian 36 Gll . ZX ,XL-XQTX Q53 ROBERT EDWARD CURTIS JR ELBERT NORRED TRINKLE JR WILLIAM CHARLES REILLY DENISON MOWBRAY ALLAN 1'-ff .' 1 we ak il ----Nu f , I E ' W M Firsi' Row: DENISON MOWBRAY ALLAN . . ROBERT BRUCE ALLEN ,,... CHARLES LANDON ANTROBUS . . . . Second Row: WADE THOMAS ADKINS, JR. , . EDWARD HAYES BENSON . . MELVIN WARREN BILICH . . Third Row: ALTON ERVIN BRYANT, JR ..,. DOUGLAS ARMOUR BRYANT . . WILLIAM FRANCIS CHEEK, III . Fourih Row: MELVIN DAVIS CHILDERS, JR. . . HORACE EDWARD COSTLEY, JR. . JOHN WEMBISH CRADDOCK . . Fiffh Row: JOHN WORTH CRANDALL . . ROBERT EDWARD CURTIS, JR ,.., WILLIAM HUNTER DAUGHTREY, JR, . Sindh Row: ROY WILLIAM DENT, JR. . . . . . JAMES WILLIAM DERICKSON, JR. . . LEROY WILLIAM DONOVAN . . Sevenih Row: HUGH DOWNS, III . . Hampden-Sydney, Va . Newporr News, Va . Charloffesville, Va . . Roanoke, Va . . . Balfimore, Md , Cape Charles, Va . , Richmond, Va . . . Roanoke, Va . . Richmond, Va . . . Roanoke, Va , . . Pefersburg, Va . . Lynchburg, Va . . . Malden, W,Va. . . Richmond, Va . . Winchesfer, Va. . . Roanoke, Va . . Norfolk, Va . . Richmond, Va . Sparrows Poinf, Md. 37 F' L 'T 5 Z 'Q 5 A Q, I 3255 1 14 , 3' W. L, Q a , ,gd 4 -'59 ,fr 'ya 'J it 'xl .43 I, , Q. 13' -'2 R an 'I I -'EP' I ' R f . - 'fm K 3 'Ea- AAK 'I 9, 3 'Q ' r' ,Og V . Q? R: HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1955 mr 4 . , x r 'W ia' Y' ,qvww 1 v A rj., 3 I Ai - Q 'S' s 'af 55 rf,',',,,.qpi f I '72 ia L. 1 l 1- F w if Firsl Row: CHARLES RICHARD DUNN, Ill . FRANCIS REGIS ETZ ..,, . . CHARLES EDGAR FAHRNEY, JR. Second Row: JAMES MEREDITH FREEMAN . . JOHN STOKELEY FULTON . . ARTHUR SEWELL GEAR, JR. . . Third Row: WILLIAM HUBERT GENTRY . . THOMAS EDWIN GLASCOCK . . ROBERT HOUSTON GOLD . . Fourlh Row: GEORGE APOSTOLOS GREKOS . HARVIE LUDSON HARDIE, JR. . . ROBERT HALE HENLEY .... Fiffh Row: FREDERICK JAY JACKSON . . JOHN RAY JENNINGS . . WILSON EVANS KEMP . . Sixlh Row: RICHARD BATES KILLINGER . . JOHN WILSON KOLMER . . . EDWARD HYNSON LOUD, JR. . . Sevenlh Row: PARKE GALUSHA MCILLWAINNE 38 . . . Baskerville, Va Cape Charles, Va , . Warwick, Va . , Back Bay, Va . . . Danville, Va . . Ruslburg, Va . . Crozel, Va . . Marshall, Va . . Roanoke, Va . . Amherst, Va . . Clover, Va . . Richmond, Va . . Roanoke, Va . . Roanoke, Va . . Richmond, Va . . Salem, Va . . Salem, Va . . . Salem, Va . . Fafmviile, Va f-X G Pl 49 fxq, fl ,wiki I' JT' '14 ' Qs ri 1 ,. N' M- 1 III' XT I IIMIR I A XL. ai' Firsf Row: HOWLETTE BURGE MARTIN, JR. - I - - Spouf Spring, Va. BARRY SANDS MILLER ..... WILLIAM CHRISTAL MOUNTS . Second Row: RICHARD LEE NEWKIRK . . JOHN PENN OLIVER . . . JAMES MILLNER OVERBY . . Third Row: GERALD MICHAEL PACE . . ARTHUR LEE PAULEY . . , ROBERT EDWIN POLLOCK . . FourII1 Row: GEORGE HOXSIE RANDALL . , WILLIAM CHARLES REILLY . . ELWOOD ALLEN RICE . . . . . .VinIon, Va. X fix L I 1 'I . . Dallas, Texas X X . . . Chevy Chase, Md, .'2n,F- 3 ' Q F? . . Big Island, Va, 4 I ' . . . Danville, Va. .EL 3 . , . , Pulaski, Va. RY 1 'Af . , Charlesfon, W,Va. , , . Cliffon Forge, Va Q ? I I ' in LJJIQ . -' I . K fa . . Camden, S.C. fd , - . . Harrisonburg, Va. . , Lock Haven, Pa. It A I Fifth Row: .Z 54 ' 9 WILLIAM CABELL RIVES, III . , . BIaCIlSforle, Va. ROBERT FRENCH ROBERTS . . .....,. Norfolk, Va. R ALARIK ANTHONY ROSENLUND . . . . Monfgomery Counfy, Pa. ' 1 Sixfh Row: JOSEPH PAUL RUSHBROOK . . . . . Roanoke, Va. I AMOS CHARLES SAUNDERS . . . . Fairlawn, N.J. I x WALTER GRIER SAUNDERS . , . . . Bryn Mawr, Pa. S7 I 5 3 Sevenih Row: THOMAS JACKSON SAVAGE, JR, . . , . Nassawadox, Va. 39 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1955 4 A li 'r is Q - , 4 . aa 1 'C N. uf iz, ,- 5 ,A xxx I filly Q., A f .se- fg 5 . ix if 'X 3 Q J J ',6...v Firsl Row: ROBERT JOHN SCHLINGER . . . WILLIAM SYDNOR SETTLE . . JAMES COMPTON SHELTON . . Second Row: HARLEY WAYLAND STEPHENSON, JR GARLAND ROBINSON STEGER, JR. . THOMAS FRANKLIN STEWART . . . Third Row: CHARLES FORD STOWE, Ill .... MEADIE ALEXANDER TAYLOR, III . , GARRIE BURTON THOMPSON, JR. . Fourlh Row: THOMAS LAURENCE THORNE, JR. , ELBERT NORRED TRINKLE, JR, . . ROBERT SPENCER TUCKER, JR. . , Fifth Row: RICHARD LARKINS WAYMACK. . FRANK WISTER WEAVER ..,... F-URMAN BLACK WHITESCARVER, JR. . . Sixih Row: KENNON CAITHNESS WHITTLE, JR. HUTTER WILLIAMS ........ LEO STANLEY WILLIS . . Sevenlh Row: ARCHER ALEXANDER WILSON, JR. NOT PICTURED: MILES SHIPMAN BROOKS , . KARL ERNEST DAVIS .... JOHN FRANK HODGES, JR. . . EDSEL HARRISON LESTER . . WILLIAM BENNETT TAYLOR . . 40 , Amityville, Long Island, N.Y . . . Alberla, Va . , Greina, Va . . Franklin, Va . . . . Pulaski, Va . . Williamson, W.Va . . Phoenixville, Pa . . Emporia, Va . , Chafham, Va . Ocean Ci9y, N.J . . Roanoke, Va . . Richmond, Va Prince George, Va . . ..... Prafvs, Va . . Salem, Va , Marlinsville, Va . . Scarsadle, N.Y . . . Paris, Va Charlesion, W.Va . . Williamsburg, Va . Washinqlon, D.C . Waynesville, N.C . . . . Hurley, Va . River Edge, N.J OXTTX4 x 42 QE ,f?T E'fq 1,50 'fax S-, 1-ff 4 ' IN?-1 5 J I If :Fixx - T5 . ,,,. Q.. X ,f y HI f HARRY AMES DRUlv1lv1OND,JR. CHARLES CRANSTON MOTTLEY ...Nh K 'P , i. XY. OFFICERS Presidenl ,, ,,- ,Fl ROYSTER LYLE. JR. JAMES ELLSWORTH KULP Historian Kulp, Molfleyl Drummond, Lyle FRESHMAN CLASS HISTCDRY Through The Years Freshman classes have lrod- den on lhe campus of Hampden-Sydney, buf never has one been more subiecl 'ro lhe conlusion and slrangeness ol college lhan lhe class ol So. ll was a meelc audience lhar allended 'rhe lirsr nighl ol impressive orienlalion, buf one lhal was des- 'rined lo become a greal parl in lhe lile ol Hampf den-Sydney. I+ was not long alrer we had appeared on lhe campus lhal lhe 'rradiliorial order lo don ral caps was issued. We lried lo gel in good wilh our upperclassmen by obeying rhe orders To sound off and llslay off lhe grass. When lhe Reign ol Terror was broughl lo an end, name cards and ral halsu were discarded: and a band of liberaled boys slarred besieging Farmville, ln only a shorf lime aller our arrival, we were called upon lalce our places in lhe various exlra- curricular aclivilies. Those who are lo become lilerary men, doclors, lawyers, or whal have you, look lo lheir respeclive organizalions. Having received inspiralion from our upper- classmen and fhe spiril lhal is so characlerislic ol Hampden-Sydney, we hope lhal our ambirions have soared lo grealer heighlsp and fhal we might lalce our places in The world ol lomorrow. JAMES ELLSWORTH KU LP, Hislorian HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE l e CLASS OF 1955 E? 55' .Q 3 an M . .nz ,N M 2?hA L A.mi n.. B . I 4?l x L. l h.l Q.l gg cz-ze, L. J EA kk gf 1 Q X m x 5 1' 5. XA 54' x x ,V 'wavy' L -., f i'TF f, I Firsf Row: THOMAS EGGLESTON ADKINS . . CHARLES EDWARD ASHBURNER . CHARLES GORDON BAGGETT . , JOHN WENDELL BAILEY, JR. . . GEORGE BATTE BARNER, JR, . . ARTHUR MATTHEWS BAUGH . Second Row: ELBERT ASHBY BAUM .... FREDRICK ALBERT BEBEAU . . . ROBERT SCHUYLER BOSS, JR. . , JOSEPH GILLESPIE BRADY, JR, . OLE CHRISTIAN BREDRUP, JR .... EDWARD LEBBAEUS BREEDEN, III . Third Row: JOHN MILLS BRITT, JR .,.. FRANK LEE BRIZZOLARA .... JOHN WESLEY BROOCKS, JR. . . BANNER EASTER BROWN, JR. . . GILBERT HAMILTON BRYSON . . DOUGLAS LAYNE BUCKLES . . . Foudh Row: CHARLES OSBORN CAKE ..... NORMAN CALL, III . ......,. FRANK GAMBLE CARRINGTON, JR. WILLIAM TUCKER CARRINGTON, JR, . SAMUEL BLACKWELL CHILTON, JR. BENJAMIN SULLIE CULPEPPER . . . Fifih Row: BENJAMIN WILEY CURTIS . . . TED CARTER DILLON ...... HARRY AMES DRUMMOND, JR. . . JOSEPH DAVE DUNN .... .... WILLIAM PAGON EDMONDSON, JR ROGER KENT ELLIOT ........ Sixih Row: EDWARD LIVINGSTON EVANS, III . LEE WALTON FINKS, III ..... JOHN ROBERT FISHER, III ..,.. GARTH TRAINHAM GARNETT, JR. . RICHARD MEADE GEOGHEGAN . . JAMES HUGHES GRIFFIN ..., Sevenih Row: WILLIAM SPENCER HAMRICK . . CHARLES DUDLEY HARDY, JR. . HERBERT WITT HARRIS, JR. . . LEON MARTIN HARRIS, JR. . . ROBERT WALTER HARRISON . . RONALD MALCOLM HENRY . . . . Richmond, , . Norfolk, , . , Roanoke, . . . Richmond, . . Virginia Beach . . Lawrenceville, . , Danville, . . . Danville, . . Richmond . . . . Norfolk . . . Richmond., . . . Norfolk . . Boykins, . . . . Orange, , . . . Lynchburg, . . Chrisfiansburg, . . , Richmond . . Lebanon , . . Ariingfon . . Richomnd . . . Lynchburg, . . , . Richmond, . . Charleslon, Wesl . . . , . . Suffolk, . . Richmond, . . . Purcellville, . . Accomac, . . Baskerville, . . . , Norfolk . . Arlinglon, . . Souih Bosfon . . Roanoke, . . Crewe, . . Arlingion, . . Chase Cify, . . , Dillywn Whiie Surplus Springs, Wes? Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia . . . . . . . . . Dalfon, Pennsylvania . . . Richmond, Virginia . . . , Richmond, Virginia , . Newport News, . . . Richmond, Virginia Virginia HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1956 4 ,,J A ,..4 ..4, ,g, A A KA JIQL :A Q 5? H- - Q .Q f A 4 -K -'GA 4' A ,g , f 3 1 I , . -x x g 4. 0 fx? 5 'U J .. f 'R P'w.'E!lAS ' S i r 1 Firsl Row: LAWRENCE HAROLD HOOVER, JR. . . JOHN HOWZE ......,... ELLISON COSTON JOHNSON, JR. LANGHORNE JONES, JR. . . , . JOHN EDWARD KAMBOURIAN, JR JAMES JOSEPH KEATING, JR. , . Second Row: DONALD RAY KELLEY , . . PHILLIP WINFREY KEY ,... JAMES GARRETT KING, III , , . GILBERT WYATT KIRKPATRICK , JAMES ELLSWORH KULP .... PHILLIP BOYD LAYMAN . . Third Row: ALEXANDER PIERSON LEVERTY . . CARL JOHN LINDEBERG, JR .,., ROYSTER LYLE, JR .,......, ROBERT SCOTT MCCRACKEN, III GEORGE THOMAS MCDONALD, ll THOMAS PURCELL McNAIR, JR. . Fourlh Row: RONALD RAYMOND MARTINEZ . GTORGE OTIS MEADE ...... JOHN MARSHALL MILLER .... WILLIAM OLIVER MOSELEY, JR. , CHARLES CRANSTON MOTTLEY . EDWIN FLOYD MOUNGER . . . Fiffh Row: FRANK LESLIE NANNEY, JR. . . JAMES ALBERT NICHOLS ..... JOHN NICHOLS ......... JOHN YOUNG NICHOLSON, III . MAURICE NOTTINGHAM, JR. . . DAID COBLEN11 OGDEN . . , Sixlh Row: DONALD RUTHERFORD PERRITT . ROBERT MASON PILCHER, JR. . . THOMAS RECTOR POLAND . . SAMUEL MASSEY QUILLIN . , . ANDRWE APOSTLE RAPTIS, JR. . , JOHN ASHBURN RAWLS . . Sevenih Row: WILLIAM THOMAS REED, III , . JOHN FRENCH RICHARDS . . JAMES CONRAD ROBBINS . . . DONALD ALEXANDER ROSS . . JESSE MORTON ROSSER . . . WILLIAM SMITH ROWLAND . . . . Harrisonburg, Virginia . . . . . McLean, Virginia . Concord Warl, Virginia . . . . Chalham, Virginia . . Richmond, . . Washinglo Virginia n, D, C, , . Round Hill, Virginia . . Roanoke, . . Urbanna, . , Hamlon, , . Roanoke, . . Calawba, . . . . Richmond , Raleigh, Norlh . . . Danville, Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Carolina Virginia . , Merion, Pennsylvania . . . , . Vinion, Virginia . Charloile CH., Virginia Palisades Park, New Jersey . . . . Low Moor, Virginia . . , Roanoke, Virginia . . Souih Hill, Virginia , . Alexandria, Virginia . . Norfolk, Virginia . , .Soulh Hill, Virginia . Bluefield, Wesl Virginia . . . . . Norlolk, Virginia , . . Crewe, Virginia , . Elmore, Virginia . . Slaunfon, Virginia . . . Richmond, Virginia . . Roanoke, Virginia . . Herndon, Virginia . . Salisbury, Maryland Charleslon, Wesl Virginia . . . . Richmond, Virginia , . . . Sabof, Virginia . . Lynchburg, Virginia . , Bel Air, Maryland . . . Manassas, Virginia . . Appomallox, Virginia . . Sculh Hill, Virginia HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1956 I- A,V: , I , iw I 1,, , . 1 ,. , x.'. , ,1 :,. 4 X - I A .J xv. J. 1 I. 9, Firsl' Row: JOHN EDWARD SADLER, JR .... . ....,.. Pulaski, Virginia EDWARD LORRAINE SANDERS . . , .. Sparfanburg, Soulh Carolina COLE WILLIAM SANDRIDGE, JR. . . .,..... Crozel, Virginia LANGHORN EDWARD SCRUGGS . . . . . Clillon Forge, Virginia JOHN ROBERT SHARPE ...... . . . Richmond, Virginia JOHN WISE SHERMAN, III . . . . A Pearisburg, Virginia Second Row: HALSEY WEIR SMITH, JR ....,.... . . Arlinglon, Virginia CARL HJALMAR SOMMARDAHL .... . . . Roanoke, Virginia GUY ROBERTS STOCKTON , ..,.... . . . . Roanoke, Virginia JOHN ANTHONY FRANCIS TIGMO, JR, , . . . . Norfolk, Virginia WILLIAM EDWIN TOLAND ....... . . .Balli'rnore, Maryland JAMES McCORKLE TURNER . . ..... . . . Danville, Virginia Third Row: BUFORD ACHILLES TYNES . . . . . Sfaunfon, Virginia EVERETT RUSSELL VASS, JR. . . . . Arlingfon, Virginia HERMAN BELOTE WALKER . . , . Frankfofvn, Virginia HIRAM EWING WALL, JR, . . . Quanhco, Virginia 46 F - ,fi w ,Y 'i ,Q A I I r,,,,, V , 5 3 vrn- L i 'I l F 'S ,. ,,,-. ,,, . I :J Q 1 ' ,I ',I, . , .1 ,Q Q . is J i s ll JAMES EDMUND BOYD WALLACE . JOHN FAULCONER WARE, JR .... Fourlh Row: CALVIN NORWOOD WARFIELD, JR. . JAMES WALTON WEAVER ...... JOHN PRICE WETHERILL, IV .... JAMES SHELBY WHITE . .,.. . BERNARD LEE WOODY, JR ...,.. STUART OCTAVIOUS WOOLCOTT . . JAMES KELLEY WYATT , ..... RONALD ANGELIN ZEITI . . Noi Piclured: ROBERT JORDON DENNIS .... WALLACE MASSILLON HEUSER . . RONALD SPENCE JAMES ..... CLYDE DOUGLAS JOYCE ...... GEORGE BENJAMIN KING, III . . . WILLIAM THOMAS NOTTINGHAM . is, , I 4? 4. K ' ,v . . . . Norfolk, Virginia . . . Colonial Beach, Virginia Silver Springs, Maryland . . . . . Norlolk, Virginia . . Kensingfon, Maryland . . Richlands, Virginia . . Lynchburg, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . ....... Roanoke, Virginia .. Upper Monlclair, New Jersey . . . Grundy, Virginia . . Wyfheville, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . . . . Fieldale, Virginia . , . Riverlon, New Jersey . . Cape Charles, Virginia M x fl . I ,, of A, -- In I 2, f 'O ful 2 5 fy fn xy A E Fire? Rr,-,-.-' Rr.Le'I,on, Cariiczg Mafirrw, Lan-if Lei-I-aw SPH'-'il F,-:rw Ar rf MQCBI F1'rr,H131-gr-1 STUDENTS WHO ENTERED HAMPDEN-SYDNEY I N THOMAS BARCLAY ALLISON, JR, . WILBUR KENMORE CARDOZA . . GUY OTTO FARLEY, JR .... NICHOLAS GREELY HANO . . HARRY HAMLETT HUNT, III ,.... CHARLES SAVAGE FARMER JENSEN WILLIAM KEY LANIER, JR. .,... . WILLETIE LEWIS LEHEW . . . MARSHALL EDWIN MCCALL . , JAMES BERNARD MARLOW . , . MALCOLM BRUCE ROBERTSON . . JOSEPH BERNARD WARRINER .... STUDENTS WHO IN DAVID WELLS BROWN, IX ...., FEBRUARY, I953 ,,WyOhevilIe, Virginia Richmond, Virginia . Siaun9on, Virginia . , . Hunfingion Valley, Pennsylvania . . , . Richmond, Virginia . . , . Richmond, Virginia . , Warrenfon, Norfh Carolina . . . Clifion Forge, Virginia . . . . Tazewell, Virginia . . Ellerson, Virginia , . . Richmond, Virginia . . , . Farmville RE-ENTERED HAMPDEN-SYD FEBRUARY, I953 , Virginia NEY , . . Hampton, Virginia FRED MURCHISON HODGES, JR., KI . . . . Richmond, 47 Virginia HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE ,M l 1 i 4 .- H - ' W aff, ,R :gg . ,q ',.: 'fiiff 7555 ORGANIZATIONS Tw-Fr, I-Iarrl, owb, STUDENT BODY OFFICERS JAMES SELDEN I-IARRIS . . . . . President RICI-IARD DEAN TESTER , . ..,. Vice-Presidenf . . .Secretary-Treasure .JAMES MILLNER OVERBY . . . 50 fir' w: Hardy Harris, Taker! Snealn 3 T 5 j Qilgcrrrl I-Io+'n-an OWI1 Ejfnunlf STUDENT COUNCIL JAMES HARRIS . JEROME ADAMS . FRANK HOFFMAN WILLIAM SNEAD . DEAN TESTER , . . THOMAS GLASCOC JAMES OVERBY . . CHARLES HARDY WILLIAM TOLAIID OFFICERS ,,J .,J slips v .S':'VTIi,I' Senior S ph-jimi'-re Freshman eshmam UFIIOF LIITIQI' 'Ti VT! F FC , Piesidenr Represenlaliye Represenlalive Represenfalive Represenlafiye Represenfafiye Represenlalix rj Represenralix 9 Represenfaliye The Sludem' Council is The judicial body of The sludenl government If is Ihe duly and privilege of 'fhe council Io defend, as well as uphold, 'rhe I-Iampden-Sydney Honor Syslem, Being made up of eighl members, Iwo from each Class of 'rhe sludenl body, il is an equal represenlalion of all Ihe sludenls. All business of a iudicial slalus is handled by 'rhe Council, Wilh elficienr and business' like manner, 'rhis year's council is as worlhy of all honor and preslige as have been former councils. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE 51 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ASSEMBLY JAMES S. HARRIS JAMES M, OVERBY CHARLES DUNN WILLIAM OPPENI-IEIMER THOMAS EERRELL JAMES STOKES GEORGE BAHEN DILLWYN PLEASANTS JOSEPH BAG-LEY BRAXTON BURNET WILLIAM DENT DOUGLAS DIVERS PEARSON MOIR ERNEST THOMPSON OTIS MEAD . ARTHUR PAULEY EDWIN STANFIELD OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVES President SE-Crf:taryfTreaaurer . Chi Phi . . . Chi Phi . Kappa AIpha Kappa AIphgi Kappa Siqrna Kappa Siqrra Lambda Chi Aiph-fi Lambda Chi Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Independent Independent Independent The Student Ani-n1bIy, Ccinipfsed pt 'aeveriieen member, and presided iiver by Ihe President of Ihe Student Body, ix the governing Inranilh of the Student Body. The mernberf are eiected and take otfiiiie at the Iasf rneetinq of the year. Each fraternity eieets Mm re-presentativef, and three are e-Iected by the independents. With President I-Iarris di:-ind ciatatandinq work, this yeufg Student Fsscmbiy has lived up to the tiaditiiginal high standards ot that organization. They have improved the campus, as weII aa provided tix, with some badIy needed amendments to WUI' Constitution, They have gi-,-en ug a new and revised Cut tystem whiiih has heiped every student, The Student Government, fiornpigsed ot the Student Cigiuriiiil end the Student Assembly, has made much proqresz which, in the Qinfiexe hope of those who made it, wiII benefit the siudents az weII az the mile-ge. Periodic me-etirgs were heid by each ot' the two bodieg with a serious purppse- and a hope thai, with the Cociperarifiri ct the stiidentt and the aiTIn1iniftraiipn, we may ali qairi. Eirnt ROW: Kilby, Burnet, Baqify, Pre.I0n, Divf-ri, iw' C'ppenheirr1er, Thompson, Dent, Atiins, Mriiir, Pauiii, TI t Riiw Kciir-'QQ White, Mead, Dann, Pif-.353nts Watiijice 52 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION W. B, BOYKIN . , RIVES HARDY , . , JAMES STOKES . DR. PHILIP ROPP JAMES OVERBY . EDWARD LOUD . . WILLIAM SNEAD . . VINCENT DURAN . WILLIAM PAULEY . REAMS YOUNG- . . FRED DAVIS ..,.. RICHARD NEWKIRK DICK ANDREWS . BEN BOWERS . . . EDWIN STANFIELD . . , Presideiv Vi-ge Presidenf Sei:reIaryYTreasI,rer . . Advisor REPRESENTATIVES 4.,CniPI1i , Kappa AIpI1a Kappa Sigma , ,Theta CIM . . . Sigma Cn? , , .Pi Kappa AIpI'va Lambda CI'1i Alpha . , , . IncIepenf:IenI3 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN , Deyf,11n,inaI . . Campiia . . OH-Campiif, Considinq excIiisiveIy of sfudenfs, ine SCA. seeks Io provide CIirisfianIeIIowsI'1ip and an afmospkvere- in wI'1icI'1 Chrisfian IaiII1 may grow and Iind expression fkirr:-ugh H19 many adivifies OI Ine orqanizatifing and II1us'rI'irouqI'1 Hs members fo improxe Ihe moral and spirifnal i:oncIiIionsI1ere on the campus. Its membera Cvnduci II'seir own Sunday Scnool, do sociaI service and oufposI work, and provide a sfudy cenfer and reading room for any who wish To use them. Through ifs midweek worsI'1ip programs and FaII and Sprinq ReIiqiou, Emphaaie SL-ries Ine S.C.A. arrives Io suppIyII1e spirihial needs of The sfndenis. New men are welcomed each IaII by Ihe annual SCA. recepnan and pre-,entafipn QI fha Key, .i campus handbook. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE XiV,1!lcii e, Spencfar THE I KALEIDOSCOPE 953 KARL KENNETH WALLACE, JRE , , Ediliii EDITORIAL STAFF OWEN RAINIDOLPI-I MINTER ,,.. I .Spam Salim CARTER BRAXTON BURNET , JOE SCOTT MAUPIN . WILLIAM CALHOUN BOINEST . WILLIAM I-IUBERT OENTRY Shep Ames George Barn Ben Bowers Gil Bryson Dick Edrnundu Bill Erwin GI' l-liiwaid Hanson Jimmy Harris Lee LeC-ample Taylcie Miirplwy David Ogden W. C, Reilly Slaweiil Robe-rlaiii BUSINESS STAFF HAROLD RENNOLD5 SPENCER! JR, . . B, J. Boinesi Cabell Rives Joe Maupin Fialernily Edilirir , Feahire Edilor Orqanlzalicin Eclilfir , , . Plnoloqrapnff, Bill Snead Ed Uhler Jim Wallace Slan Willis Clwcl Yaiirq Foro Zelwmei' Businesi Manager Jimmy Wallace Slorrs Warinn i HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEG 54 E L, 4. -:A-if-.E ef www ORGANIZATIONS IT has been The aim oT The KALEIDOSCOPE To keep in The vnernory QT The wTudenTu of Hampden-Sydney a year oT Their lives spenT aT The college. The Tiraf KALEIDOSCOPE was published in l893: and wince Then TiTTy-Seven ediTors and TiTTy-seven businegg managers have worked and hoped. as we, ThaT Thif. aim would be TulTilled. IT The year recorded in This volume will be revived every Time you open iT we will congider our work more Than worTh-while. We wish To give special Thanks To Those oT The admiriisTraTion and The 9TudenT body wiThouT whose help This ediTion oT The KALEIDOSCOPE could noT have been published. 'iid-fire 55 sa A-,...ff--'W C' HE 1953 EDITORIAL STAFF WILLIAM HOLMES TRAPI-TELL ir, CARTER BRAXTON BURNET , . CHESTER SCOTT Kun I EEVVIN JETT ANDREWS, JR. OWEN RANDOLPH MINTER , JOHN IRVINE KILBY . . , IOHN BRLICE JAMES AMOS CHARLES SAUNDERS Wll LIAM BENNETT TAYLOR BUSINESS STAFF ROBERT ERANCIS ROSEIEIBALIM , Joe While Bill Pauley Smart Wlnife Williain Clwee-lr Hulfer Williarnl Hcward Wynne Jann Sayras RDEUTQG Gut-las Milf Miller Charles Mofflfey Barb O'CitinnQll Jcilwn Ni-:lwifils Halsey Snnilli Lee Einla Roysfer LylP Aslwby Baum Phil DeHaai, Tad Dillnn Bill Erwin Leon Harria John Howza Howard Hansiiri Joe Bagley George Barner Gil BrySCrn Charles Cale Bill Carrinqlijn Ernie Davis Ed EVGDE Joe Gillispie Howard Hansigin Jilin Niclwolson David Ogden JC-nn Sadler Edward Sanders Ernie Tlmrnpsi:-ri Donald Kelley Jolwn Kambourian Jim King Lee Lecomple Tim l'r6eT0rT JfIl'lI'I Rawls Edward Sanders HAMPDEN-SYDNEY TIGER Elinor-in Chin News Edifii-T Eeghne Edifii Spiirfg Co-Edir,i Sports CQ-Edilin Lilerafy Edu?-ir Ciiigifalicin Managw f:'3VTIpiT5l'i'I'1 Eijlllri . Rliil-iiiiquaplww , BQSIHEJL lylava-L Bill Ncircrisys Bill Dauqhirey George Bane-n Tom Ferrell Jack Kilby Ale- Layerti, Eranl Carrinqliivi Pele Brillain Slewarl Riiberlsiin Bill Baines? Buddy Trinlle Mac Willis Jclnn Ravvla William Edrnnnd: in Ben Bowere Joe Wallace Sfrjrrrs WdVlHH+i'I Rvnald Zeilz Clinizk Saurudem Richard Billinqp, Melvin Childei Gil Bryi-'in COLLEGE ORGANIZATIONS The TIGER is The weeI4Iy newspaper QI The efudenf bcdy af I-Iarnpden-Sydney CQlIeQef. The paper, sfarred in I92O, has run To 32 voIumes. For the year I952- 53, 22 editions were prin+ecI and disfribufed IoII1e srudenf body and Operations, were guspended onIy for exam- inafions and I'1oIidays. A fubgcriprion Campaign raised The m5iIinq Cir:uIaIion Io I64. The TIGER sfaff has souqhf Io bring fbe beer possibIe newr coverage 'ro in readers., An eI3IorI Iwas been made fo give aII who are wiIIinqICiiOirNII'1e TIGER orgeinizafion 51 chance Io Inelp wifln ifz pubIica+ion 'sc +I16'r+ney may Iearn iemefninq abou? pubIiC51IiCni- -. V'-rl ui V 1 if 'f W GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS EOUGLAS srisrraurziie ciivsres JR. Prezidfi-rf JAMES JACFSON STQI ES Vifi'-Prepids-nT 'WILLIFXM TAYLOE MURPI-TY, JR, Sf-freTary-Tri,-asurer PICHARD EIEAN TESTER Buzinc-ii Manager JAMES IPVING SLAYDUN Af,iai3TanT Business Manaqrir Under The cornpeTenT leadership oT Doug Divers, The German Club has been successTul in providing Three ouTsTanding seTs oT dances Tor The sTudenT body aT Harnpdenf Sydney This year, To sTarT Things OTT righT, T-Tome' coming Dancei on November I4 and I5 broughT back many alumni To The campus and The weelcend was enjoyed by all, Mid-WinTers in February was no less a success, wiTh Two Tine orchesTras providing The music. Due To The kindness oT The ad- minisTraTion, Einals were held aTTer exarninaTions on The 4Th and 5Th oT June, A Mbiq narneii band was brocured and everyone enioyed The rnusic and dancing since all The cares oT The pasT school year were over. In The years To come iT is hoped ThaT The German Club will conTinue To operaTe in such a Tine fashion. V fdwwbwy-xx w fx wi f . 1 il DR. JOHN W, MOUIAR OFFICERS wwf BERMQE BOWN JR, , QHESTER SCO1TrELLY JOHN WILSON + OLMER A Oww RANDOLPH Mrmrm gmc HERBERT WML . , DR. JOHN W. MOLNAR Direcior HOVVARD XOPP Hf5,NSmfl GL ,VU Srfref-ar Busmew, Bm-r1e,N am. A U, 1 EE PM-,df-'w Presmevr Trees r Manaq Manaq f-mpan HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGEO 60 ORC5ANIZATlONS,i. CLUB Under The able direcTion oT Dr. John W. lvlolnar The Giee Club had one oT iTs mosT sucgessTul seasons. Emphasis was placeo on gualiTy wiTh very graTiTying resulTs. Combined wilh The Longwood College Choir, The Qlee Club again presenTed The annual ChrisTmas ConcerT which included l-landels Messiah. Among The ciTies visiTed This year were: Richmond, Pamplini l-lariisonburg, New- ei porl lXlews, Lawrenceville. and Fredericlcs- inurg. This spring The Glee Club was inviTed To -ing aT fkrlirglron aT which Time The club, accompanied by The Chamber OrchesTra presenTed The beauTiTul oraTorio, The Re- quiem bwf Gabriel Faure. CerTainly The concerTs given This Year were worThwhile in enriching The musical experience oi The members and spreading The Tame :TT l-lampclen-Sydney College. DEBATE TEAM OFFICERS . Presiden JQE WHITE . , , Manager Sccnr VELLY , , MEMBERS Ed Uhler Dave LiTchTield .lim Nichols Mac Willis Tom Thcrne John Rawls b Tl4rTin daTes To Torego The STaTe Fall TournamenT, The Hampden- Being Torced y con. 1, g . Sydney DebaTe Team soughT To build up The experience oT iTs new members beTore parTicipaTing In The Regional Tournamenf aT NYU, The Team placed sevenTh among sixTeen Teams aT New Yorlc, and Tom Thorne carried home second honor as a diScussanT, WiThin Two weeks, l-T-S played hosT To The STaTe Spring Tourname-nT, where They ' ' ' i ' h T enT, placed second ScoTT Kelly was Third, and Joe WhiTe Tied Tor TiTTh. The DebaTe Team was TurTher honored when Two oT iTs members were elecTed To STaTe Tau Kappa Alpha ohfices: Joe WhiTe, vice-presidenT, and Mac Willis, secreTary. The SenaTors look baclc on a good season and Torward To a beTTer one nexT year d members will reTurn To The squad. . Tom Thorne aTTained The highesT individual score OTT e ournam when siv experience TAU KAPPA ALPHA lHonora ry Forensic Sociefyl SCQTT Kelly Mari Willii Tom Thorne J,-,Q Wlrilg Dave LiTchTield ' w ina wf From Qowa Thorne, WlriTe, Kelly, Nichols Bacl- Ro .Wll,, Ra l- 62 ORGANIZATIONS - I-I Us T First Rev. Crandall! Wallace, Daw , Harsh p is-jifinia Raw Pcfs, Saunders Chilton, Mcllwaine. Tnylo' T 'i'1 Pow Cori Refer rendu-' Allan OFFICERS JOSEPH WALLACE . . . .President FREDERICK DAVIS ' f . .Vice-Presidenr RICHARD CRANDALL . . .Secrelary UR. PEAPSVWII . . Fafully Advii, ii' The Chess Club, newly organized This year under The guidance ol Dr. Pearson, has succeeded in rousing campus inleresl in Ihe game. During fhe basl year Ihe club has procured a number ol chess sels and boards and has secured fhe music room oi The library as a meering place. The members, mee-Ting on Friday ailernoons, have played a round robin 'rournamenr lo delermine Iheir relalive srrengrhs, In 'fhe Iulure The club expecls Io Ialce parl in malches wilh olher schools and To arrange a simulfaneous exhibirion or discussion wiih a nalionally ranlred player. The immediare aims of 'rhe club, however, are simply lo promore inleresr in and Io play chess. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY CGLLEGE A 1 E35 , 1 MO FRANK HOFFMAN DEAN TESTER . LEE LQCOMPTE J. Adamz T, AdlrlnS A. Bryan? B. Curllz R. CL.rllS R.Johf1aon W. Slmmone R. Edmunds L. LeCompfe W. Gral'-am R. Haisllp D. Divers R. Minler F. l'-lo1Llman S, Taylfrr as X, l-l, Wynne R, Roberta H, Hake . LCo'n'l'a H,-M-:T Tug' NOGRAM CLUB E. Tlmmoson ,.l, Slolnes J. Slaydnn J. Duck-r W. Snead D, Tesler B, Vlncenl P.. Gaul J, Ove-rby W. Kalmar J. Havrla S. Fullfn OFFICERS MEMBERS A. EC-rd R, l'lenfy R. Efz T. Glaccofilw J. Grlglflv D. Joyce E. Zelmmev P, Brlllaln C. DUNN J. Jackson C. Younq J. Gillespie T. McNair W, Reilly C, Rlvfes SP'l'v3 , Presid-ew .VicaYPresIclenf 'rary.Treasl.rer B. Edmondson P. Key R, Martinez C. Moflley T. Poland H. Srnllln S. Sommardalvl J. Tiqmc S. Woolcoll J. Pace R. Tucker W. Calrinqfon G. Kolmer R. Hardy H. Read Under flw able lfladerslwip ol Presidenf Hgfnman llne Monogram Club rogg frgm 315 Ingglvem Sfafg lg flue polnl where llne pracllce' ol awardlng swealera lo lelfer winner: in one sporl for lwo Congequfiyp yearg was resumed. lnyeslmenls In bleafglnes cushions and ccncefsion sfandg enabled fha dub fo aggume ,3 lgygrable financial poslflon. lnleresl and member parficipafion has lncreafed qreally and grranqemg-mg haw? bag-n made lf: a minglml slvow in llw fall. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE 64 l . ORGANIZATIONS INDEPENDENTS ORGANIZATION OFFICERS RICHARD ANDREWS . , . , President JOHN KILBY . . , , . ,Vice-Pre-Lident HARDING OWEN . . ,SeiQreIar',-Irea-1i,.r Since if was organized five years ago The Independenfs Organizafion has risen Io prominence. I+ has olofeined Oak Lodge as ifs house and has taken a grear par? in Ihe various Campus acfivifies. The organizefion is Composed of eII nonirafernify men and first semeafer freshmen. However The organizafion is no+ anfi-Irafernify buf merely non-Irafernify, Hs purpose is To give The sCaI+ered Independenfs a unifed organizefion in in'rramuraI and sociaI acfivifies. KT. Any-Emi Owen 65 UNION SCOTT KELLY . , CARTER FURR . . , DAVID LITCI-IFIELD BILL MOUNTS . . TOM THOPIJE Sierhnq Anderson Ben Bowers Jim Derri-:Icon ORGANIZATIONS PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY OFFICERS . . , . . , . , . , . .President . . Piesidenf, Pro Tem , .,.. Secrefary . , Tfedidfdf . ChapIain MEMBERS Charles Dunn George Pillow Sonny Martin John RawIs David Ogden Jimmy WaIIa:e The preseni Union Philanihropic Socieiy is The resulr oi a merger of Ihe Union Socieiy, founded in I787, and Ihe Philanfhropic Socieiy, founded in I8I5. The Socieiy is The second oldesf coIIegiaIe orqanizaiion of iis Icind in The Uniied Siaies, being preceeded by a similar group ai Princefon Universiiy, Among the disfinguished cifizens Thai have ai one fime been members of The Socieiy is WiIIiam I-Ienry Harrison, Presidenf of The Unifed Siaies. Pairick I-Ienry and James Madison served as honorary members. During The pasi year The Socieiy has made qreai sfrides. The membership has been subsianiially increased, and has succeeded in compIe+eIy renovaiinq i+s room. F1rsIROw, LeII:Oqde-ny LiIchIii:Id, Kelly! Furry Thorne Second Row: Mariiny RawIes, WaIIace. Derrickson! Pillow, Bowers Dunn, Mounts 66 mug K Qu Front Row' Edmunds! LeConpTe Slavdc-n Henman Bail Pow CINYI: Tevar Rein, VIGILANCE CCDMMITTEE MEMBERS RICHARD C. EDMUNDS, JR. . . I . , . ,A,D,...,., Pregidenf FRANK R. HOFFMAN , . . . SsniI:IrCla5g Represenfafive- E. LEE Le-COMPTE . . I semi Class Representative JAMES I. SLAYDON I . .Junior Class Repiesenlafive R, DEAN TESTER . , , . .Junior Class Represenfahve ROBERT E. CURTIS, JR. . . Isephamafe Class RepresenTa+i.Ie WILLIAM C, REILLY . . , sifipwamae Claag Repreaenlahve The Vigilance CommiTTee was esTablished many years ago as a judicial CourT To Take The plaCe oT The old Torms OT hazing, and To give The gross Treshman a Chance To deTend his aCTions before The COUFT, Due ConsideraTion was given To eaCh Case and punishmenT was dealT ouT only as a reminder ThaT here aT Hampden-Sydney The sTudenT Considers himselT a genTleman. The good spiriT of The Treshmen became greaTly noticed on The Campus as a resulT of TreguenT MCllwaine Massacresf' They aCTed egually well as iudge, proseCuTor and lawyer Tor The defense and They padded none oT Their decisions. Above all, The members oT V.C. enjoyed Their work, alThough They never abused The privileges given Them. However, There is a sense oT pride in knowing This year's V.C. greaTly ConTribuTed Toward The molding oT The College spiriT of The Class of '56, HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE 1 fz- X. 3. , x sv, ,, V, ,.,. 4 1 'Wi ,.,, ,,,.., 'E ' - 321011 Y., wfnfiia Q gym -.,.,N .4 ',4. 3' ff' ,4' sf ' .,, .s mf I I -x , 4 X ,Fd we i 4 5 L: wav ,X 151. xqta u ,- . if 1 333115 if ,Q 1 -:J is X. Z. 0 , 1, ,A 4 . t XQKY ' .9 .f.-1 ah. 8.5 x. ., ,Q 4 ,W ,. Jn.. .V 5, , . N, .. .4 , 'i 5:93Qf X..,n..x.' .LH K 1,g:,p-,fwszw-N S., f .. . ., V uw Q-,gawk 1 V .mf :n,.:... .w 3: H 'E! , fs.wzAi 'vi Wt ' , N V 1 1 0. .vgq . QQ ,uv . ' ,Y V , I QE'-yi .Q A-,' -ff. 17, 43 hit' 'i '4' -'P r 1 -:gg , Y.f'gf'Q ii, N 535 -' vw' ' 7?-S2 ng 1 ' 31,fif ' 'K K' fr 3' . V, 'Y' 3- . 334, ,J V. Q' pf.--, , Q ,. 5 .K -' if 'b Z..-A-1350 44. 1 5 un 'r I ig. HTH. , . 2 4 ,mtl I ra f0I'l1ilif'J IT' 1 E I CHI PHI Founded I824 EPSILON CHAPTER Es+abIisI1ecI Hampden-Sydney I867 OFFICERS HIJBERI ELMER KISER, JR ,,., , Preirderwf INILLIAM MAYO OPPEIIIHEIMER , , ,Vsrie-preside-rr? .IOI-IN MILTON MILLER, JR. , ,ICSEPI-I STRAS GILLESPIE JR, , Ser:re'arx Treaz .ref Leoklrwq back ar 'He pas? year Were Ivaxe been mam r1CrIabIe adwlevemenrg CII wrrirzh EpsiIrrrw Chapfer can Iuevf. be proud. By We unfirlnq eI4I0rIs CI The BrI:II'wers, Ep5iIr5n IweId up ifs fine aII1IeIIr: record for aII1o pee. Led by AII' Srare Rriberfs, BrIHaIm KIzer and I-IuQIue2, anr I'wer e1ierIerf 5 w e f ta LQ! Season QI iruIramIIraI seaarirrw cf fooIbaII pIay was rung up. The baskefbaII, Irack, Iennis, and soIrbaII Ieam were of IiI1ampIcnsI'wip caIIber, HiqI1IIqIm cf Ihe scI1oc-I year, Homeccmings and the Ch? PIII Spring Parfies were enjcyed by aII The campus and especially by Me refurrdnq AIUmnI. EpsIIon CI'1ap?er aI5+3 rad marry rggmbq parrIes durmg the year, Jme and gradyaricn are aIv.-ays lneyIrabIe, bm the sever' Jemrgrg QI Ep5IIcn .+.'iII Ieaye a part of fIvemseIves wIII1 as tha? v,rIII never be Iorgerfen, Trg BCD Oppenheimer. Puck Ifiser, Pere BrIHaIrv, Eric WaII, Bruce Jamey BiII Fifzqerald, and 'Deg' Mirwfer We remaining brorberg say +Ivar1ks Fir rrwaIIrg IMI-1 Casr year rnerrwcrabIe. 70 31 Q I- M. . Q TT . ' 'Q' g 539' 1 ' hm fr' fa 'A I 'A ' y e A X h . X? I gb 19 itll 1 4 .fd Ai i 9 9 A wil 7 A . 'H , i y gf: , g fl. lfflii J' ,wah X Tulum. EL!! A A ga, 1, , X - :L 3' Firsf Row: H. Perry Brillain, William C, Eilzgerald, J. Bruce James, Huberl E. Kiser, Owen R, Minler, William M, Oppenheimer, Eric H. Wall, Joseph S, Gillespie. Second Row: Mirabeau L. T, Hughes, R. Douglas Humphrey, Gordon M, Lucey, J. Milfon Miller, Eugene M. Downs, Charles R. Dunn, Barry S. Miller, James M. Overby. Third Row: Roberl F. Roberts, Alaric A. Rosen- lund, Charles F, Slowe, John W. Bailey, George ,- B, Barrier, Fred, A, Bebeau, Edward L. Breeden Douglas L, Buclcles. Fourlh Row: W. T. Carringlon, J, David Dunn William P, Edmondson, Richard M, Geoghegan Lawrence H. Hoover, James E. Kulp, Roysler Lyle G. Olis Mead. Fiffh Row: William O. Moseley, John Nichols, An drew A, Raplis, William T, Reed, John F, Richards Edward L, Sanders, John A, E, Tigmo, C. N. War field. Z, XX jra fern ifiej T I N N' 'M-7 , V Y -1, ' 1. Q xx' T A A 1 4, 'L . if , -, ' SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER Founded l855 Esfablished Hampden-Sydney T872 up on Top-we were Tar from being in The cellar. Affer JAMES IRVING SLAYDON A I I ' A N COMM! a slow sTarT.in The social world we soon shiTTed inlo high gear, reaching a peak al our affer ChrisTrnas Combo BILLIE JOE GRAHAM .,.,. , . Pro Consul Parfy, with ofher Social highlighTs following, ATTer exams, ERNEST TRICE THQMPSON, JR .... . Annofakir l-TOWARD MERTQN l'lAlv1ll,'l'ON, JR. . . .Quaeslor AT The beginning QT The year a score OT Sigsy having eluded The all-beckoning Tinger, cheerTully relurned, In inTrarnurals we did well, and allhough we didn? wind i l ,ff 'NN T X fl V X Q - 1 . , ii I! xiii b e ar enas fr NX, The Time wenT TasT wiTh rushing resulling in a Terrific group of pledges-Mid-WinTers and Finals being celebraTed in The wld Sig fashion--and The Spring days being 5penT aT The lalce as usual. ln closing leT us say sadly 'lben voyagel' To broThers Graham, MelTon and l-TarnilTonfas Tor The iesT of us, we-'ll be back, minus a few. 72 XY 1:2 4 Ar. r J 5 55 cms 11: Q 3- 1:15- Firsl' Row: Billie J. Graham, l-loward M. l-lamillon, Archibald Cv. l-larrison, David L. Lilchfield, J. Carroll Mellon. Second Row: V. Pearson Moir, Roberlr W. O'Connell, Wiliam E. Pauley, James l. Slay- don, Ernesl' T. Thompson. Third Row: Roberl B. Upshaw, D. Mowbray Allan, David W. Brown, Douglas A. Bryanl, Melvin D. Childers. Fourih Row: Robert l-l. Gold, Thomas J. Savage, Gilberl l-l. Bryson, Charles D. l-lardy, Alexander P. Leverly. jra fern ified KAPPA SIGMA Founded I869 UPSILON CHAPTER Esfablished Hampden-Sydney I883 OFFICERS RICHARD COLES EDMUNDS, JR ..,. Grand Masler GEORGE EDWARD BAHEN, JR ..,. Grand Procuralor EDWIN LEE LECOMPTE . .Grand Masler ol Ceremonies WILLIAM IRVIN SNEAD ,....., Grand Scribe RIVES SEBRELL HARDY .,.,..., Grand Treasurer Behind rho leadership ol Dial: Eclrnuncls, Upsilon of Kappa Sigma enjoyed another successful year, The brorhers buill a new fence surrounding fhe yard . viii-4 s , iv 'ill if ' +-in-'P and we also redecoraled our Inasernenf. Orher improve- menls were done on fhe house, including Ihe insfallafion of an oil healing syslem. On Ihe sporrs Iron? The chapfer Corrvplefed a successful season. The parfy weekends were survived by all with no apparent ill ehfecfs. Another party was qiven by the chaprer in The fall +C honor Ihe chapfer Sweefhearf, Miss Jane Saunders. To Ihe graduafing seniors we would like Io exfend our 'hanlcs for fheir aid in making Ihe year a success and wish Ihenn Ihr: beer ol Iuclc in Ihe lulure. 74 x ks 4 A pij . V: P if-' -U. x it X-3 F 1. . f I 1 I Q 4: is Q. A I Q. A A Firsi' Row: Sheppard K. Ames, George F. Bahen, Ernesr G. Davis, Richard R. Davis. Richard C. Edmunds, Alberl C. Ford, James S. l-larris. Second Row: E. Lee LeComp+e, W. Tay- loe Murphy, William C. Boinesl, Rives S. Hardy, l-larrv F. l-lolce. Joe S.lv1aupin,G. Dillwyn Pleasanls. Third Row: F. Slewarr Roberlrson, William l. Snead, K. Kennelh Wallace, George F. Winlcs, A. Ford Zehmer, Allon F. Bryanl, Rober+ lf. Curlis. Fourfh Row: F. Regis Flz, Thomas E. Glas- coclc, Wilson F. Kemp, W. Cabell Rives, Sruarf O. Woolcoll, Benjamin W. Curlis, James J. Kealing. Fif+h Row: R. Scolf lv1cCraclcen, W. Smifh Rowland, William E. Toland, James F. B. Wallace. gm fern ifiw Founded T868 OFFICERS FRANK PODNEY HOFFMAN , CHARLES REAMES YOUNG , MEADTE ALEXANDER TAYLOR, iii FICHARD DEAN TESTER . T . . , Pre-sidenT . Vice-Presidenf , . SeCreTary . . . . . Treasurer Thia hag indeed been a rnernorable year Tor The broTherg ol loTa Chaphar. Despile The draTT fiTuafion rnosT ol The broihers reTurn'2cl To The Hifi To resume Their sTudie2, parTies, eTc3. hlornecominqg was ae usual a big fuiicess wiTh many alumni reriirninq To a'Te1d The le5TiyiTies. On February 28, T952 The broTheri iourneyed To Richmond Tor The annual gf. T six ly X642 Q11 ' , r , '.V ?, T'mk x A f rshfxxf xx i l l P l K A P P A IOTA CHAPTER Esrablished Hampden-Sydney I885 ALPHA PiKA Ball which waz held in The Mosque Ball Room. All oi The brofherg were borh pleased and proud when our Dream Girl, Miss Faye Griddins was chosen The Dream Girl oT The STaTe. Fond rnernories ol This weekend will long be held by The brolhers. We are egpecially proud of The work done by our presi- de-nT, Franli l-loilrnan, who proved To be one C-T The besT leaders lofa has Over had, Frank had capable assisfance in Rearnes Young, Meadie Taylor and Dean lever. To Those brolherg who wenl inTo The service during The year and The seniors, loTa wishes Them all possible success ir. Their endeavors 76 Q ., . s . Ls ii K KAL Ai ,ee T- A aw g .s J. ' ' 'u ,I lf if 7 I E , A in 'f-T91 5-as , Q As' Q 41 ...fp 12? 9 C59 9 I ff 'Q' ff rs AQ i Firsl' Row: Jerome M. Adams, Douglas S. Divers, William S. Erwin, Frank R. Hoffman, Roberl M. Johnson, Harry G. McGinn, William M. Passano, Henry M, Read, G. Scoll Taylor. Second Row: Charles R. Young, Arlhur H, Garsr, Richard E. Haislip, M. Campbell Hawkins, William H. Plank, Roberl P, Rosenbaum, Harold R. Spen- ser, R. Dean Tesler, A. Slorrs Warriner. Third Row: Ballard P. Wood, Horace E. Cosfley, John W. Craddock, R. William Denl, l.. William Donovan, J. Slokeley Fullon, Gerald M, Pace, W. Syndor Sellle, J, Complon Shellon, Fourlh Row: Meadie A. Taylor, Garrie A, Thomp- son, Elberl N. Trinkle, Roberl S, Tucker, Kennon C. Whillle, Charles G. Baggell, E. Ashby Baum. J. Mills Brill, John W, Brooks. Fifth Row: B. B. Brown, Frank G. Carringlon, Her- berl W. Harris, Robert W, Harrison, Ronald M. Henry, Phillip W. Key, John M, Miller, Charles C, Molley, Roberl M, Pilcher. Sixlh Row: Thomas R, Poland, Halsey W. Smilh, Carl H. Sommardahl, James MCC. Turner, Ber- nard l.. Woody, James K. Wyall. Nol Picfuredz Miles S. Brooks, George B. King, Edsel H, Lesler, Roberl G. Wilkerson. HSC jra fern ificni 35 .. 1 KAPPA ALPHA Founded i865 ALPHA TAU CHAPTER Established Hampden-Sydney I899 OFFICERS GEORGE AUGUST LEONARD KOLMER, JR. , . .I JOHN WEBB SIMMONS, III ,....,...... II AUGUSTUS G. WASHINGTON CHRISTOPHERJR. Ill Despife the Nose of many Q? the brcrrrrers, fhe year qor OH M3 a go:-d Mar? with Hornecrzrmrnqs a qrea? success, To fop . gf lf ' -A ' J ' S . ,' S 2 i f Ll Qxf' 'i A Lb . ,' . 'g-,.,.:- T-I O S' X . fan .uxk 1,-.Q , .rf 1 4 1e, 47?i on a qreai weekend, we were rewarded by placing firsf in Home-Qornrngs decorafions. As is ilne Tradition of the chapfer we again sponsored We annuar KA. Dance. The highlight of fne occasion was the crowning of Miss Jo Anne McDanieN of Mary Wash- inqfon Corleqe aa Huis year's Rose. Much fo Wwe chapfefs surprlse we found ourselves To be the winners of rlne scholarship froprwy which is awarded by ODK To fha? frafernrfy having fhe Hiqhesr over-ail gviholasfii average. 78 . 'T ig' P A IA Q E I I8 lb .0 P I 'fi An A .L x , I' 454. lin 7 A A IAQ Q T 5.33 3 ' 3 Ach A1911 9 Firsf Row: Slerling P. Anderson, Richard B. Bill ings, Willie B. Boykin, Auguslus G, W. Chrislo pher, John T, Duclcer, William W, Norcross, J Webb Simmons, Edwin J. Andrews. Second Row: John A. Cross, William S. Dodson Thomas J. Ferrell, George A. L. Kolmer, Ered D Robinson, James J. Sfolces, William l-l, Trapnell Henry J. Tuclcer. Third Row: Joseph W. While, Roberl B, Allen, C Landon Anlrobus, William E. Cheelc, William H Daughlrey, A. Sewell Gear, Jesse l-l. Griffin, F. Jay Jackson. Fourlh Row: J. Ray Jennings, Richard B. Killinger, J. Wilson Kolmer. Edward l-l. Loud, Thomas P. McNair, Edwin E. lvlounger, John P, Oliver, Joseph P, Rushbroolr. Fif+h Row: Thomas E. Slewarl, Furman B. Whiles- carver, Ted C. Dillon, l-l. Ames Drummond, L. Mmm l-larris, Maurice Nolfinqham, David C. Cgden, John A. Rawls. Sixlh Row: John E. Sadler, l-lerman B. Walker. James NV. Weaver, James S. While. jra f ern I f i 0.1 THETA CHI Founded I 865 NU CHAPTER EsIabIisI1ecI Hampden-Sydney I9I4 WCVIECI. iGIIdIV'IQ 'Ive IIfi'0rg before Ibe Invasion of Home- fi.' 5' +-Is,:Q-:Ibl1 , 'ad' 'fb thi BRANCH XNASHINGIOIJ VINCENT, JP. V Prei-Idenf 9?rI!II?us QIIUMEI Dnrgnygricg ISHS PIQ5IIi:vIRu:I1Ing HARRY BENJAMIN VINLENI . , , . Vnge-Frea den? brouqw M Vdiuawe new byood and UM EOGSI affairs Cllr QHESTER SCOIT KELLY , I . . ,Seve-Iary maxed wiin Ibe reI1ionaI 1ubiIee, at wI1i11I1IIr'ne our aweef- WILLIAUI BENNETT TAY LOR Irea-Lmev he-art Misa CaroIyn Vanmre-1 N55 pres-Qnfed. In The few days IeII of spring as many pafties, we9Ivends, and plcnicg With a redwied rosfer, II1anIs IC. Ibe curse-n? SeIefiIiv+? as can posJIbIy be -growded info our Hampden-Sydney Service pnzvqrafn, Nu of Thema Chi began We bclwool year -:I1eduIef WIII bo enjlgved byaII+I1e brmhere, I952-'53 wmn IIN- purpfgeeg 'JI reIIeI and recbvery In addi- To Sfew, Bvab. Scofiy, and Branch, Nu bids Godspeed' Mon to rbe bawii pwswnr IJ reIa1aIIi'n. EerIy anmrnn Wai and +msM that we mernfjvleix -if Hampden-Sydney wiII upenf palntinq, -iIeanInq, and rernode-Iir-Q 0I1r'1I'1BpI8r Iwusfa over remain wI'I1 Worn eg snnv-jeg OIC-fvrIIV1uaI safisfadion Info IIM2 srnaII Poms of II79 nuorrnnq -,everel QI the brfIIwrs ,nd joy, K' X s XX X-F 3' fs. . , , x U?xv'E 01115 XX 9' 80 Q3 ?2 'S' Firsf Row: C. Scoll Kelly, Roberl l.. Sal- lelle, Branch W. Vincenl, Sluarl B. While. Second Row: Vincenl L. Duran, L. Thomas Preslon, l-l. Beniamin Vincenl, W. P. Will- sie Young. 81 Third Row: Melvin W, Bilich, W. l-lulaerl Genlry, Roloerl l-l. l-lenley, William C. Reilly. Fourfh Row: Elwood A. Rice, E. C. John- son, John E. Kambouriam. Noi' Piclureclz William B. Taylor, W. Thomas Allcins. HSC-l Q 3114 fern ificd LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Founded I909 KAPPA-E'I'A ZETA Esfablished Hampden-Sydney I926 OFFICERS JOSEPH M. BAGLFY . .... . High Alpha C. lv1cLAURlNE TYLER . , ,High Bela BEN J, BOWERS . . . High Gamma C. BRAXTON BURNFT ..... . , High lan Mos? of the biolherz rnanaqifd fi: relurn in Sepiembeq lo experience one Lil lhe banner years cil Kappa'E'ra Zefa. Our lnirarnaral learns, Linder lhe capable leadership ol biclher Bonez, had an excellenf fieason, A qala Homecoming wag climaxed by a banquef al Cedarbrciolc, af which lime Miss Mollie M. Thomas was presenled as Din I953 Sweefhearr, A rc-ruler ol arlraclicin QQLQJ f x -i. .s l xy il Mlllilh lhlllllllll IF V K f xg QM V 1 I t I X I x Q B 1-l y' ii' il X- , , .i lil N 1, ' Xma- L ..., i 'A'H f al Homecoming was The chapler Combo, composed of brorhers Bagley, Saunders, Davis, and Willis. Our annual Facully Parry was held in December, and was followed in February by an enjoyable Midwinfers. Under fhe Capable leadership of brcilher Freeman as Rush Chairman, we pledged an excellent qrfup of freshmen. The Alleglafe Ball, held in Richmond on March 2l, was a lremendciiis siictess. Finals was lhe grand finale ici our social year: our spring picnic was held at Thar time at Bear Creek Lalie. As a linal wiiid, we wish lo cclnoraiilafe lhe senior class, and lo express la lhe lower classmen our hope for a pleasanf vafialiiln and a safe relurn ici H-S in +he fall. r . -LP, ,, 4 , 1 2 Q ? C138 .A fa'- I if ' .I '- f , . lin.. ij .1 K 2 9 it Firsi Row: Burness F. Ansell, Joseph lvl. Bagley, C. Braxlon Burner, Philip lvl, del-laas, Ronald S Rolla, C, lv1cLaurine lyler, Edward K. Uhler. Second Row: J, Thomas Bones, Ben J. Bowers, Dilf worlh S. Cook, Fred C. Davis, Carler B. S. Furr Page l-l. Henderson, George E, Pillow, Third Row: Ashloy C. Saunders, George lvl, Wil liams, J. Malcome l-l, Willis, Howard A, Wynne i nhl! 3.42 EQ. James lvl. Freeman, l-larvie L. Hardie, W. Grier Saunders. Fourfh Row: Garland R. Sfeger, Joseph L. Wal- lace, L, Slanley Willis, Edward L, Evans, Lee W. Finlcs, John R. Fisher, Garlh T. Garnell, Fif+h Row: Langhorne Jones, James G, King, Franlc L, Nanney, John R, Sharpe, John P. Welher- ill, Ronald A, Zeilz. Noi Piclured: Karl E. Davis. HSC 83 jlfa fern ificni FVOFII Riviw. Burnci WIvIIia Marphv KQIIV4 EII rimmis, Thompiori B.i I Raw' Minh-rx Bowen, Jgrrie V HoIIm.3nN Kolmefl Pfmvori, Roienbaum, SIay-Jon INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL C. SCOTT KELLY JOSEPH W, WHIIE W. TAYLOE MURPHY BRUCE JAMES , OWEN MINTER , JAMES SLFYDON . CARROLL MELTON RICHARD EDMUNDS TAYLOE MURPHY , , FRANK HOFFMAN ROBERT ROSENBAUM JOSEPH WHITE GEORGE KOLMER . THOMAS PRESTON SCOTT KELLY . , JAMES FREEMAN , GEORGE WILLIAMS OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVES 84 . . , Pre-iidanf . Vice-Presideni Sucrefary-Treasurer . Chi Phi , Chi Phi . Sigma Chi , . Sigma CHI . Kappa Sigma . Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa AIpIIa . Pi Kappa AIpI'va . I Kappa Alpha . . Kappa AIpIia . , . Tiwefa CIM . . , ,The-Ia Chi Lambda CI'ui Alpha Lambda CEI Alpha ilu fern ificai From? Pow Coney Ki-no Frazer, William., Glas-ioclf Wrirqm BL-cl Row Wajqrll, Pullrarrm, MJQME-:bac-I, Robi1rhon,l-larpev PHI BETA KAPPA DR. EDGAR G. GAMMON DR. Pl-llLIP H. ROP? . The following men w lrarernily: F. N. Blarney R. M. Frazer, Jr. J, S. Glasriofil P. M. Harper R, W. King, Jr. OFFICERS . . President . Secrelary-Treasurer ere ele-cred lo Phi Bela Kappa, rwallorual Honorary sclwolasfic .l. M,Wriql1l 86 D.C.Mar1MlQl1aeI W. R. Pulliam, Jr. A, F, R-Dberlson. Jr. M. E. Waddill D. W. Williams ! .al Front Row Hvfig Edrnunii, 'round Ty re' Baal Flow: Kelli! LeCornpre! Slavdon, Srolesx Hmm in OMICRCDN DELTA KAPPA OFFICERS CHARLES REAMS YOUNG .,,,,, . Pio-idenr JEROME MICHAEL ADAMS . Vrije-Ere-iidenr RICHARD COLES EDMUNDS, JR, .,.,., Secreraiy MEMBERS J. M, Adams E, R. Hoffman J. I. Slaydfiri, Jr, R. C. Edmunds, Ji. C. S. Kelly J. J, Sroles B, J, Graham E. L. LeComp1e R, D. iexrrer J.S.Harri3 C, R.Young This narional honorary leadership irarernirv was founded al Washingron and Lee Universily in l9l4, The charler for lhe Lambda Circle was granled Hampden-Sydney in I924. The purpose ol The iralernily shall be 'rhreeioldz Eirsr, 'ro recognize men who have arrained a high srandard ol efficiency in collegiale acliviries, and fo inspire ofhers ro srrive for conspicuous airainmenls along similar lines. Second, 'ro bring rogelher rhe mosl' represenialive men in all phases ol collegiare life and Ihus ro creaie an organizalion which will help fo mold The seniimenl ol 'rhe insliru- rions on guesrions of local and iniercollegiale inieresl. Third, lo bring logefher members of rhe iaculry and sfudenl body of lhe insfifufion on a basis of mulual inieresl and underslanding. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE lfl fern z'f1'0.i Eire? Row: Hole, Shaydon, KeIIy, Thompwn James Second Row: Burnerr, 5f3nIieId, Hardy, Sfokes, Young, KiIbv' Moir ETA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS SCOTT KELLY . . . . PresidenI BRUCE JAMES , .Vice-President ERNEST TI-IOMPSOII , . . Secre-Iary HARRY HOKE . . . .Treasurer MEMBERS Braden Burnerr Jr:-hn ICiIby Edwin SIanTieId Rives I'Iardy George KoIrner James SIoke5 Ray Jenkins Pearson Moir ififilraee Young James Slaydon The Bera Thefa Chapfer of Era Sigma Phi, narional honorary classical IraIerniIy, complered a mosr successIfuI year. The chapIer is composed of men who have ranked high schoIas'ricaIIy in Greek and I.aIin and who are inferesfed in Ihese Ianguages, Era Sigma Phi's purpose is Io Iurrher inreresr in Greek and I.aIin culrure on The Campus. Under The excellenf guidance of Dr, Graves Thompson, our sponsor, and wirh The Qooperafive ehforrs of The members, Bere Thera chaprens aims achieved IuIIiIImenI. 88 Ia : -1.24 2? FronT Row Burreh Murph, .larre Minwf Sgzniii-' Baci Pow' Eur' until Po en: Ju 1! Traene' Wai 31, Ka-Il, OFFICERS JOHTT-I BRUCE JAMES .... F'rig-,ii3Ir,ri+ WILLIAM TAYLOE MURPHY , , Vrrig-F'ii3gi-jig-nr DOUGLAS S. DIVERS, IR. Si-1reI.51r',-Irfzufurii-r MEMBERS C. Brandon BurneI C. SCOTT KeIIy Pijibg-rT E, Riiiifnbaurrw DouqIas S. Divers, Jr. Gwen R.M1nfig,r I-Iarqld R, Spgnrjgr Richard C. Edmunds, Jr. W. Taylqie Murphf WiIIiam I-I, IraprrQIIv Jr, J. Bruce James K, IfenneTh WaIIa1e, Jr, Pi DeITa EpsiIon, NaTionaI InTerCoIIeqiaTe JournaIisTiQ EraTerniTyN has a membership consisTinq OT The EdiTors and Business Managers and oThers who do ouTsTandinq work on The Two puI9IicaTions, The TIGER and The KALEIDOSCOPE. The I-Iampden'Sydney ChapTer, Tounded in I939, seeks To c0ordinaTe The pubIicaTions, honor Ieadership in The TieId OT iournaIism and bring TogeTher The EdiTors and Business Managers oT The coIIeqe press. The TraTerniTy iniTiaTed Two new men This Spring, brinqinq The ToTaI acTive membership To eIeven Tor This session. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGEQ, 89 Illia! il fvrnifiw i2 r'1 IZXTTWQ msn... 3-'l'..1 ravi .. ' N 'Quin 'QO- 09 1'3 se:-' CHI JOI-IN I-IARDING OWEN . Fran? Row, Oppenheimer. Owen, Chrisiopher Baci Row: wma, Graham, my B E T A P H I OFFICERS WILLIAM MAYO OPPENI-IEIMER ..,. AUGUSTLIS G. W. CHRISTOPHER, JR. . J. T. Bones A. G. W. Chrisfopher, J J. A, Cross, Jr. F, C. Davis. Jr. W. S. Erwin, Jr. MEMBERS B. J. Graham I-I, E. Kiser, Jr. J. M. IvIiIIer, Jr. W. M. Oppenhe . . . . . PresidenT , . . . ViceAPresidenT . .Secrefary-Treasurer J, H, Owen W. R. Thornhiil S. B. Whife imer C. R. Young W. P. W. Young Chi BeTa Phi is a naTionaI honorary sQienTiTic, TraTerniTy, Gamma ChapTer aT Hampden- Sydney bids iuniors and seniors who can meeT iTs requiremenTs OT an 85 or beTTer average Tor aT IeasT nine hours OT science. They musT aIso show inTeresT in The srudy of science. The ChapTer nneeTs Twice a monTh, wiTh programs presenTed on science. We also had Two banqueTs This year. Chi BeTa Phi also Tronn Time To Time presenTs programs open To The sTudenT body. In addiTion we have exhibiTs in The display case giving a copy oT The Handbook oT ChemisTry and Physics To The man wiTh The highesT average in TirsT year chemisTry. 90 in Bagby I-IaII. AnoTher proiecT is our Pon? Row Thor pion Bwnelx Kiley, Bacl Row, Kelli Slavdfiinx Trapnell, OFFICERS BRAXTON BURNET , ,,,... , preside-nl JACK KILBY ..,. . .Vice-Presidenl ERNIE THOMPSON , . . .Secrelarv cllMMY SLAYDON , . ,Treasurer MEMBERS Dick Andrews Dave Litchfield Edwin Slanfield Braxlon Burnel William Pauley Ernie Thompson Scoll Kelly Jimmy Slaydon William 'lrapnell Jack Kilby Eric Wall The Sphinx Chapler ol Sigma Upsilon, nalional lilerary honorary fralernily, has com- pleled an exlremely successful year. Several new members were inilialed during lhe year, and lhus received recognilion for Their lirerary inleresl and lalenl. ln addilion 'ro ils regular discussions, Sigma Upsilon sponsored a weelcly record concerl which was held in rhe Audiforium. Several meelinqs were held in The home ol Dr. and Mrs. Graves l-l.Tl1ompson. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE v 1-Aff -nxt il' 5'-. -7 3, ' '- 'L Vv' ff' ' . -- .Q I ,- 5' 'lv -1 1:0- ' 'nf .'., . b I A 51 1' 135' .. -31-lf 7 '-W. if, Rt J 2' 'P 3 I 'SVG' ' It V VZ' wx' J.: 5 I 1 ' I , .. ,ig ' 4 4 , ff- QSEIB: 'f '5 14743, - g V . . '-'fr . s v 'A ' in-ff 1 ...v 1, v ' 6?-,L-,h It ,D .,,, u r A354 Q0 W . -' 549 . - ' A'k Q . 1 fa rf X V ' 1 'bf - ' - iz' H -1 V. , My ' T ' ' ,, ' eff' ,4 ,n ' 4 ' S V, 'V 1 ' ' ' fa - ?'5'f fYfJu-t V'+ '5 . H Q.,--sy, 1 . f. 9i-ff-- . 2 ' 'JSE ,,' 'H Q? I' -,A -1-nz! . A Y N. Q, :f N154 J 1 f,-eff. ' ' f Q ,. - - ' 1. 1- W P, S . ' M ws , ' r if 1 - ff-ix 5 Z, - -5, , ' F' - ' . 1 1 X t i 'l n xfff-5' ,i Q ' I 1 , Q . 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Q Q f I ' 3 1 -3 5 ' i 3 . 1. ,M - -nlpnfgf-053. ,fu-as ' a6e6,umrQluln-ww i .-x M.f,v LJ . , - M ' W y Q' ..,. ,, ,,. mm W PM M y ,fly hl x l Q 4' -.N f ul Q,-1K -' wfv tam Mya gm ATHLETICS Q 27 T5 74 S2 6 do glee 54 '53 Q7 li. ., ag g y i :Qi 5 ' TJ: , ti at P QQ' 1 we a- it 1 if N in? Firsf R . Garsf, Henry, Adk S J R , Fulfon, Sommardahl Th d R ives FO Hodges, McNair, Smiih, Mariinez, Poland. 6 ohnson, Woolcoff, Reilly, Eiz, Glascock, Curtis. Second Row: Mofiley, Key D s B a I' T lc Slo ow: Cook, Harris, Edmondson, Turner, Tigmo, Hardy, Pilcher, Overby. Fo 0 T M H-S-6: SHEPHERD 7 An overconTidenT, unready and unTiiT Hampden Sydney TooTball Team journeyed To ShepherdsTown x T , T' f , fi T I 3 , fl Q Q ' 1 ' T H -953, .ii . w fi bfi' 295.35 - ser' xg ' 1,32 if f' ,, 'tfflraiz Mai.-im, Hickey, Manhews 6-7 FCOV9- 94 W. Va. Tor ils opening game An early Tumble by The Tigers aided The Shepherd College eleven To wall: away wiTh an upseT 7-6 viclory The Tigers and especially Coach Hickey, were surprieed To The ex TenT oT amazemenT, Tor lasT season They Trounced Shepherd 47-O. However, new manpower in The Torm oT TwenTy-eighT Shepherd Treshmen can malce a dihference, On The Tirsf offensive play of The game The Tigers Tumbled, and Shepherd recovered and marched To pay dirT, Hampden Sydney s offense did noT caTch Tire iinTil The Third quarTer when Tom Mc Nair scampered across The qoal line Cabell Rives exTra poinT aTTempT was wide le vinq The indecisive Top Row, leTT: Lecompfe, Captq Bryanf, Cure Tis, Edmondson, Eh, Fulfon, Glascock, Hardy. H-S-20: GUILFORD-6 DespiTe Ten losT Tumbles The Tigers noTched a groove on The winning side aT The expense oT 6uilTord, The 20-6 aT-Tair was raTher slow in The TirsT half. aTTer which The Tigers Tound Theme selves on The wrong end OT a 6-O score. However, in The Third period The high- lighT oT The game came in The Torm oT a 70 yard Touchdown punT reTurn by Regis ETZQ which Tollowed sl'1orTly aTTer a Touchdown by Ronnie MarTinez and an exTra poinT by Cabell Rives. The l4O-pound ETZ was aided by a beauTi- Tul bloclc by W. C. Reilly. ln The iourlh quarTer a long drive was climaxed by a quarTerbaclc snealc by De-an TesTer over The goal sTripe, Ronnie MarTinez was The leading ground gainer ol The day wiTh l25 yards, H-S-6: EMORY AND HENRY-O This was The game ThaT made The season a Success, des-piTe The won-losT column, IT brolce up an I8-game win- ning sTrealc oT The Wasps and permit Ted The Tigers To gain The LiTTle Six Championship. In The TirsT period STolceley FulTon recovered a Wasp Tumble on Their own TwenTy-six yard line. Nine plays laTer Ronnie Me-1rTinez crashed The Tinal Two yards Through The line. The remainder of The game was a deTensive sTruggle, wiTh The ex- cepTion oT an aTTempTed Tiger Tield goal which Tailed. The Hampden-Syd ney deTensive plaToon can be com- mended Tor a brillianT aTTernoon's worlc. John Hodges, STokeley FulTon, Jimmy STolces, and CapTain Lee Le- was Us - - N Q i' ,ji ,M F Us rg Tv ,lug 'Nan Luigi .fee ' i -iC 'F'b.i'. if ,T ,A JL I V if-. sl , Top Row, leTT: Harris, Henry, Hodges, John- son, Key, McNair, Marfinez, Minler. CompTe sparked The line To vicious Tackling and dodged sTands, which held The vaunTed Wasp aTTack To sixTy- live yards on The ground, An air-TighT pass defense boasTed The likes of Jim- my Harris, W, C, Reilly, and Reqis ETZ. l-lowever, The vicTory was very expen- sive Tor The Tigers, Tor ouT of The Tracas came The TirsT major injuries oT The season. Lee LeCornpTe susTained a severe knee injury and Dean TesTer a shoulder injury which kepT boTh oT Them ouT Tor The resT oT The season. H-S-28, JOHNS HOPKINS-25 The experT Toe oT Cabell Rives en- abled The Tiqers To noTch anoTher vic- Tory: l-l-S 28: Johns l-lopkins 25. The deTensive plaToon Took a back seaT To The oTTensive in This baTTle ol oTTenses. The TirsT score was insTiTuTed by Tresh- men enTirely-a successful pass Trom Torn Poland To Ronnie Henry in The end zone, ln The Third quarTer Sonny Scrnmardahi spurTed Three yards Ter a eccre, The la9T scare came GE a reeuh QT 5 Thlr-Ty-mme yard run by 5ornrhardahT and a pa-5, day Trorn W, C. Relhy To Poland which civered ThirTy-Twe yards. The Treshrnan Trio QT SorrwmardahTN Marhrmez, and Poland Tound TTge-TT Tn Thig game wrTh Sornrnardahl TallyTng Twice. The visihhg Jrivhnf T-Tr:rpTin9 BTue Jays were sparked aTrno-QT ',ThgTe'handedTy by Ed Semlerx who TaThed Three Time-rg Tor The MaryTand- GTE. H-S-I 23 NEWPORT NEWS-O On a TlsTTeSf Friday hTqhT game in a weT held Hampden-Sydney eked by The NewperT Newi Shipbuilders I2-O. The Tirrsf ha3T waf rgharadefizeiu by Tar:TadafsYCaT pT3y and no Store, ATTer seyeraT exchanges QT punt and TurhbTes ?n The Third Quar- Ter STQT:e1ey EUTTCn inTerrjepTed rg, pai? and Three plays TaTer Ronnie Marnnez buTTed argund eng Tor a score. A Tew rnTnuTeS. TaTer Pegr. ET: QTGYTVTQJ qreaT deTensTve bah ran a punT bad To The New- :Tj-rf TXT-E'vvf Twenfy H H '1 Tim MAN Tfv ,T The U53 'VET A .' rVC'L1 T'1 GLQWTE' Ve w nU'T5TTei by fr 'gem Eye h T1rr: ren 1 Ty. EW' TT L?V'TTpTi Tjr' E-TUB QCTPT were vVT'f1fA H-S-77 WESTERN MARYLAND-I9 T-Tarnpder'-Sydnviry Qrirmrwe-xfe T TT' Wfil Tern hfT,n .1 Gnd Te QUTLTEV '1 7-Iii TeTE1T TDET HQ F1 gWwTf,1n T'rOY779fCYTTT'wfT fjrviwrii. The Gfreerr Ter: 'r hdye new- TOST a hcrneriinhr-Tj zjanwe, ima Th1fye,,r.'1TTred rn Tearn wITh rar, 'nofe w:nrJf1TTfviT wa .ieTe'nwEner,T T keep The refer-fi ur'bTernT hed, Tn The Tn'-T quart The Tiqerj were The TQr'T Ti 'virire ,,TTer a Gree Tef'T:1rTUfnbe wa r'efoT.rerefi by Feral ETQ, ATTe'v :fav Trim VV, C, Pei y TQ Phi hey T5 The Tiw Ernie Marine: ba'ef1 over Tir The Life. Pwe -Tjerj grggjef-jTgT y Tgr The e-Tffr p3TnT, The Tfqev' Teac Wai ghQrT3vea1, hfwever Ti' 1 Tew rnhme TaTer Ta T-:TrTx-'wi y'J '1C'f1, and an erTr:1rirTiEnTTTeT The ecore Tor The Terrir, We Tern lT.'.'-r'yT.5wT3 CHEERLEADERS Cheek. Hoover, Bredrup, Ashburner. Noffinqharn, Anfrobus I? ,sa fi Q, -Ax ,fi ax? '-v. 53- Qs is V rl. Q4 K 'L' slr - as Q6 g 5 yd V A , ' - tl' 1 'x'7 i x Top Row, lefT: MoTTley, Overlay, Poland, Reilly, Rives, Smifh, Sommardahl, Sfokes. scored again in The second and Third quarTers To make The final score I9-7. H-S-26: BRIDGEWATER-I9 A bewildered Tiger Team Traveled To BridgewaTer To face The upseT- minded Eagles, and before The game was over Hampden-Sydney received a good scare. The Eagles Took The opening kickoff and moved iT Tor Three TirsT downs and a Touchdown before The Tigers could recover Their balance. Very early in The second BridgewaTer sTruck again affer inTercepTing Tommy Glasscocks pass, Trailing now I3-O The Tigers Tinally came To life. Ronnie lvlarTinez and Tom Poland moved The ball from The ThirTy-Tour To score. A few rninuTes laTer Rives l-lardy inTer- cepTed a BridgewaTer pass and aTTer Three plays Tom McNair wenT over Trom The one. In The Third quarTer Mc- Nair wenT over Trom one again To cli- max a TiTTy-nine yard drive. Bridge- 4 K Gb waTer garnered anoTher score on a desperaTion pass. l-lowever, a few Y-11 'wav o Ro Leff: Tigmo, Tucker, Woolcoff, Pace, Read, Sayers, Managers minuTes laTer Chuck MoTTley inTercepTed an Eagle pass. Tom Poland moved The ball fifTy-five yards in Two plays and Tom Glasscock scored from Three yards ouT To finish The ball game 26-I9, H-S-26: RANDOLPH-MACON-26 This year's game wiTh Randolph-Macon ended in a Tie for The second year in a row, lasT year's score being 20-20. This Tie virfually handed Hamp- den-Sydney The LiTTle Six Crown, for Randolph- Macon was soundly Thrashed The following week by Emory and Henry To knock Them from The run- ning. The Tigers rolled up Two quick Touchdowns before Randolph-Macon had hardly caughf her breafh. Then Ted Keller and Tom LiTTerer Teamed up as passer and receiver To score Three quick Touchdowns for The Yellow Jackefs by The aerial rouTe. A Tiger score in The Third period raised hopes which were banished by a Yellow JackeT Touchdown on a blocked punT wiTh Three minufes remaining, Hampden-Sydney, now finding herself seven poinfs behind wiTh Time running ouTI pro- ceeded To march eighTy-nine yards To pay dirT. Cabell Rives' exTra poinf was good, and The score was Tied for The day aT 26 all, T952 marked a break in our home-and-home basis wiTh Randolph- Maconj The game was played aT CiTy Sfadium in Richmond. H-S-03 SEWANEE-7 When The final game rolled around, The Tigers found Themselves faced wiTh The powerful line of Sewanee, The game was played on a muddy field and was a defensive baffle from sTarT To finish. A blocked punT in The Third guarTer gave Sewanee The only score of The game. This was The only game of The season in which The Tigers failed To score. The ouTsTanding characTerisTic of This year's Team was The TacT ThaT iT was loaded wiTh TalenTed freshmen, Only one senior played on eiTher The offensive or defensive plaToons. IT Coach Hickey can hang onTo his new TalenT and can Teach Them The blood and sweaT foofball of The one-plaToon sysfem To be insTiTuTed nexT year, Hampden-Syd ney has an opTirnisTic foofball ouflook. This was Hickeys second year as The Hampden- Sydney foofball menTor. His period of adiusfmenf is exTincT for he was appoinTed AThleTic DirecTor in The summer To succed George S. TGummyl Procfor, and now heads a smooThly working aTh- leTic program aT Hampden-Sydney, His period of rebuilding is well on ITs way, as shown by This year's Team. Six of The Tigers made All-l.iTTle Six honors: Ronnie Marfinez, STokeley Fulfon, Regis ETZ, Ron- nie Henry, Bob Tucker, and John Hodges. Two of This group are freshmen and Two are sopho- mores. Tackle John Hodges was named capfain of The All-LiTTle Six eleven, boTh offensive and defensive plafoons. 31 XX! K ATHLETICS-ii ri rpg Q25 A A in ' f X- Y -V Q 'A' 1 . f -TK.-'S he v Moffley, Slaydon, Roberfs, Adams, Hoffman, Key, Curfis, Joyce, Shelfon, Edmunds COACH WALDO MATTHEWS The Tigers opened Their campaign on Dec. 4+h againsf The high-flying Richmond Spiders in 'rhe new Benediciine gymnasium. The Tigers were disorganized and iiifery and were soundiy Trounced 85-52. Once on Their home floor The Tigers pu+ up a scrap buf finally succumbed To fhe win- ningesi Jream in +he Mason-Dixon Confer- ence in +he form of Mi. Seini Mary's 68- 65. Again The BenedicTine iinx held True as The Tigers Tell beTore The UniversiTy oT Vir- ginia 6I-IOI in a game which saw The Tigers do noThing righT. An easy vicTory aT home was achieved aT BridgewaTer's ex- pense 57-48. AgainsT MCV Jerry Adams desperaTion push shoT in The lasT second oT play swished Through The neTs. A hu- miliaTing deTeaT aT GeorgeTown llOO-49l compleTed The Tigers' pre-ChrisTmas ac- TiviTy. C5eorgeTown became one oT The Top Teams in The counTry, being asked To The NaTional lnviTaTional TournamenT aT The end OT The season. William and Mary edged The Tigers 74- 65 compleTing The iinx which has caused Hampden-Sydney To lose Tive sTraighT wiThouT a win on The BenedicTine courT in Richmond. Arch-rival Randolph-Macon nipped The Tigers 58-55 aT Ashland Tor The Yellow Jacl4eTs TirsT win in Tive years over The Bengals. Three days laTer The Tigers dropped a hearTbrealcing 57-63 game To The all-conquering Roanoke Maroons on a lasT quarTer rally by The undeTeaTed Mason-Dixon Conference Cham- Leff To Righf: Adams, Co-Capfain, Bob Curfis, Hoffman, Co-Capfain, Edmunds, Ben Curfis, Joyce Leif fo Righi, fop fo boffom: Key, Moffloy, Shelfon, Slaydon, Roborfs, Rosenbaum. pions. Weslern Maryland fell before fhe Tigers in +he Deafh Valley gym 69-63. A disasfrous 76-46 defeai by VMI complefed The Tigers' pre-exam aciion. The loss of Adams and several of lhe players due To illness was quiie eviden? in 'rhe siruggle againsr The Cadels. A lransformafion occured affer exams. Suddenly +he Tigers began +o play inspired 'ream play and before long 'rhe Tigers were 'rhe proud possessor of a six- game winning s+reak. Roanoke bear +he Tigers again: buf Then +he Tigers pui forrh 'rheir spurr. Washingion College and Johns Hopkins were defeaied in 'rhe norrhern invasion. Benny Vin- cen+'s inspired playing in 'rhe fourrh quarfer enabled 'rhe Tigers To defeal Randolph- Macon 74-7I. Towson was 'rrounced a+ home and rhe 'iiffh sfraighi win was picked up in rhe Bridgewarer gym. ln +his la'r'rer conlesl Jerry Adams scored 34 poinfs lo lead +he way +o vicrory. Newporl News was defealed al home 85-72 during Mid-Winlers. The Tigers came from behind in This game lo score 59 poinls in The second hall. The powerlul Richmond guinlel pul a hall lo Hampden- 5ydney's win slrealc wilh a 92-75 decision in one ol 'rhe besl-played games ol The season. The Richmond five had To connecl lor over 5050 ol Their shols lo defeal The lighling Tigers. Despile Adams' 35 poinls l-lampden-Sydney losl our in The lirsl round of lhe Mason-Dixon lournamenl lo Mounl 5ain+ Maryls 75-77, Two loul shols wilh seconds remaining sealed lhe doom of The Tigers. Jerry Adams, All-Mason Dixon forward, scored 39 poinls lo break all exisling lournamenl records. l-le come pleled his college eligibilily along wilh The olher coecaplain Frank l-lollman and Dicl Edmunds. Adams was caplain of 'rhe Lilrle- Six All-Slale Team wilh guard Jimmy Slays don winning a second slring posilion. The l-lampdene5ydney baslrelball leam played a season wilh a losing woneandslosl record for The lirsl limg in many years. RESULTS l-l-5 ..,. . 52 Riclwmond . . . 85 l-l-5 ...... . 65 Ml. Sainl lVlar'y'5 . . . 68 l-l-S . . . 6I Virqinia . IOI l-l-5 . , . . 57 Bridqewaler . . 48 l-l-5 . . . 74 MCV . . . 73 l-l-5 . . . . 49 Georqlown . . IOO l-l-5 ...,... . 65 William and Mary. . . . 74 l-l-S Randolph-Macon l-l-S .. Roanolcec . l-l-5 . Wesfern iMariylancl l-I-S .. VMI .. l-I-S .. Roanolce. . l-l-5 . Waslningfon College l-l-5 Jolnns l-loplcins , l-l-S Randolph-Macon . l-l-5 Towson . l-l-5 Bridqewaler . l-l-S Newporl News App l-l-S Richmond . . l-l-S American Universify l-l-5 MT. Sain? Mary! . renlice JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL E it l l f l f l ? l GA Fronl' Row: Griffin, Kulp, Dunn, Saunders, Woody, Bailey, Back Rowg Milam, Carrington, While, Hoover, Warfield, N'hl R'h d R'IIy All IC O 5, IC The Baby Tigers, alThough sTarTing oTT slowly, ended This year's campaign wiTh a successTul season. This season'5 success is noT based on The won and losT column, buT on ToTaI improvement l-laying only a mini- mum oT maTeriaI To sTarT wiTh, Coach Claude Milam developed a Team capable oT holding iTs own againsT some oT The Tough opposiTion in iTs class. ATTer successive losses To Forlc Union, Richmond, and Danville, The J.V.'s came back sTrong To win over Madison, Towson, EI , en. and To Talce Two Trom arch-rival Randolph- Macong ending The season wiTh a 6-7 rcc- ord. Scoring honors were copped by Nicls Nichols wiTh Bob Woody running a close second, while The remainder oT The Team did Their share in The poinT making. Along wiTh Nichols and Woody, John Richards, W. C. Reilly, and Larry l-loover should prove To be good maTerial Tor The varsiTy nexT year. ATHLETICS--i QI. I i -niryl 2 eil S F7 J' 11321 ' 4-1. .,, r- V- -L- ,.' .955 - .Sins F-Irs? Row: Vincent, Blair, Hoffman, Zehmer, Bradner, While, Joyce, Snead, Haislip, Tester. Second Row: Oliver, Glascoclr, Wyanl, Schlinger, Lesfer, Adkins, Williams, Elz, Griffin. Third Row: Graham frngrl, Sayres fassf. mqr.l, Shelfon, Reed, Vincenf, Curlis, Gold lassf. mqrl. BASEBALL 1952 Baseball squad. Veleran coacl'1George S. Proc- lor l'1ad eleven leflerrnen answer +l'we call To prailice. AllVSlalers l-lal Gruver and Broun pl Dameron were losl due 'ro gradualion, leaving big gaps al cenler field and slnorlslop respec- lively. Gladslone Smilln, Tiger mound ace and power lwiller, signed a professional conlracl and was ineligible for collegiale compelilion. On April 2 llwe Tigers began llne season, los- ing 'fo William and Mary I3-8. Frank Hoffman. iusl recovering from a leg operalion, absorbed B,ad,,e,l P,oC,o,I Wwe llie loss, The nexl day Tommy Reed fell before IO6 Top Row, leff: Bradner, While, Blair, Curfis, Eh, Fulfon, Glascocl, Griffin. Amhersf I8-9. Dean Tesfer collecfed fwo hifs fo lead fhe Tigers af fhe plafe, Freshman sensafion Eddie Vufyanf ballled V.lv1.l, on fhe mound and fhen led a fen hif affaclc fo posf his firsf vicfory, 9-2. Branch Vincenf and Holl- man feamed up fo give fhe Tigers fwo vicforys over Akron Universify and Le- high, 8-3 and I2-8. Jusf before fhe Easfer holidays, fhe Bengals downed V.P.I., 9-8, behind NVyanf: malcing his second vicfory. Wvanf and Numa Bradner led fhe af- faclc. Affer fhe vacafion, fhe Tigers gained fheir firsf Mason-Dixon win by deleafing Towson, IO-8 af Deafh Val- ley. Tommy Glascocl: gained his firsf college win, Bing Whife, Bill Williarns, Dean Tesfer, and Regis Efz were flue big guns af fhe plafe. Four days lafer fhe Richmond Spid' ers ouflasfed fhe Tigers IO-B af Deafh Valley. Franlc l-lollman had fhe game won unfil an error in fhe ninfh inning allowed four unearned runs fo score. Tesfer, Blair, and Wyanf led fhe af- faclc. A week lafer William and Mary proved foo much for fhe Procformen, Vincenf was driven from fhe mound in fhe firsf inning affer six runs were across. Wyanf, in relief, gave up only W 5' t , xl w lx. -gg? . i x- , -:Q-.---P - . ' . . -V 4. Yrgfy . l K :' ff.: T1 Sffsfl, 1' 3'-1 , . . bf: . sr. ig 5 .. . 1 . me ns. +927-. f .. .arf :ev Q' , - .- . '54Qi'5M'g B:-Q- fd' .1 ,v r.. s A X M, h . I -. - ff '5f4f...1:1.sf?-A.: - .- - P c , gfllulfg iw- - 'r X.. . rk,.,..-4 J -P Q 'M mf -.W ,.A.ie.:.,1Ze 4 1 r r -. 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Q - ' , ,. , hir -?'2T. ,efs . . 494' wif gym-diff ' .ms .!x,?'-:K '-.Yu A 4'-J, ,ru .-r-sci ' ' 'iii T 1' Tfilf, -ag, 9,141 . - v '. 3- 1 , ' .-ff' G y , -. , ,, RN - T 1 T - f 5 s a 1 ' ff-1 Sm X. el Top Row, Leif: Hoffman, Joyce, Snead, Tesfer. Boffom Row, LefT': Vincenl, Williams, Wyanf, Zehmer. iive hiTs, buT The Tigers could manage only Tour runs. Richmond once again Teok The measure oT HOTT- man by 3-2. Tardivo, The Spider hurler, gave up only Tour hiTs, buT gave up Twelve wallcs, V.M.l. was The nexT vicTim oT The Bengals, going down 2I-4 beTore The piTching oT WyanT. Williams col- lecTed Three hiTs To lead The Tiger aTTaclr. The Tigers collecTed Two more wins over V.P.l. and BridgewaTer by scores oT 5-2 and I4-3. NexT came The all imporTanT doubleheader wiTh Randolph-Macon, Eranlq l-lolliman piTched a six hiTTer in The TirsT game Tor a 6-3 win. TesTer led aT The plaTe wiTh Three hiTs. In The second game, Eddie WyanT received his TirsT loss. WyanT piTched near perTecT ball, giving up only Tive hiTs, buT Ramer gave The Tigers only Tour. The Tinal score was 4-3. In The Tinale The QuanTico Marines swamped The Bengals 24-I, Read sTarTed The game. buT lasTed only a shorT Time, being Tollowed by Vin- cenT and Ed l.esTer. The Tigers Tinished The season wiTh a 9-7 over- all record. Eddie WyanT, Numa Bradner, Bill VV'il- liams, and Dean TesTer were placed on The TirsT sTring LiTTle-Six Team. Front Row: Carrinqfon, G Kolrnery Taylor, Duclrery We Kolrnerv Dunn Back Row: Nichols Cake Barrier! Write, Ham- rick, Sherman, Elliorf, Manager Wirh only six upper-classmen on The squad and only rhree ol These lellermen +he l-lampden-Sydney cross-counlry 'ream lailed miserably lo come up lo The sland- ards sel by lasl year's line Team. ln spile ol some splendid perlormances by ace runner-coach John Duck-er. lhe harriers did nor gain a single Win in Three dual meers and Three posl-season rournamenls. Freshman Bill Carrinqron proved Jro be Jrhe surprise ol The squad by winning a regular slarlring posl in his lirsr year ai dislance running. l-le loolf Third place among Tiger runners in The lirsl meer of The year and linished lilrh. ln addilion lo Carrinqlon and Ducler The nucleus ol The squad was lormed by lellermen Wilson Kolmer, Scoll Taylor, Charlie Dunn, and Caplain George Kolmer. Taylor Finished second behind Ducker in 'rhe year's lolalsq wirh W. Ko'mer, Third: G. Kolmer, lourlln' Carringlon, lillhq and Dunn, sixlh. This sex- lel was baclced up by a hosl oi promising freshmen. 'Q P- 1 ' 3 :'a's1'5f ' x I ' I Kneeling: Milener, Morgan, Loud, Dunn, Ducker. Slanding: Hassold, Divers, Jackson, Briggs, Trapnell, T G55-1 f5'2c-,kr -A Hassold, Co-Captain, Hickey, Coach, No? Pictured: Coqhill, Co- Caplain, Early in March Coach Jim l-liclcey wel- comed lhirly-six aspiring young alhleles who had answered his call To spring lraclc prac- lice, Oi lhese rhirly-six lhe nucleus was formed by lellermen Gene Milener, Doug Divers, Bob l-lassold, Pie Garsl, Mouse Cog- hill, Derelc Williams, Harvey Morgan, Andy Briggs, and Warren Brannon, Milener, Mr. Track a'r l-lampden-Sydney, gave invalu- able assislance lo Coach l-liclcey and was one of lhe consislenl poinl winners, On March 28lh 'rhe Garnel and Grey cindermen lraveled lo Williamsburg and subdued lhe William and Mary lndians 62 2!3- 53 IX3. Gene Milener performed 'rhe iron man leaf oi winning The 880, lhe mile, and Two mile evenls. Doug Divers almosl malched lhis performance wilh a firsl in The I ll 'W Top Row: Coghill. Hassold, Brannon, Briggs, Divers. Boffom Row: Dunn, Milener. Morgan, Jackson. pole vaulT and high hurdles, and a second in The broad iump. Pie GarsT Took a TirsT in The shoT, l-lassold scored 5 poinTs in The low hurdles and Coghill Took honors in The IOO yard dash, The nexf week The Bengals Trounced NewporT News ApprenTice aT NewporT News 75 IX6- 46 5f6. The I-l-S men walked off wiTh Ten TirsT places To Tour Tor The ApprenTices. The highlighTs oT This evenT were in The dashes, wiTh an unoffi- cial 9.6 seconds by Mouse Coghill and a sweep oT The 220 by Briggs. Coghill, and BriTTain. On April l8Th NorTolk Division oT William and Mary handed a crippled l-l-S squad iTs only dual meeT deTeaT of The season by a 7I-5l score. Andy Briggs, PeTe BriTTain, Bob Hassold and Gene Mil- ener Turned in The only brighT performances in The meeT Tor The Bengals. The TirsT Three Took one TirsT place while Gene Milener capped boTh mile and Two mile honors. The Tollowing weekend rain washed ouT a meeT wiTh a very weak Randolph-Macon squad and broughT a rusTy Team inTo The LiTTIe Six meeT aT Lynchburg. There The Tigers ToughT valianTly To The man, buT placed second To a sTrong and highly Tavored BridgewaTer, 53-46. Gene Milener Turned in The performance oT The day wiTh a Thrilling vicTory over highly TouTed Merle Crouse oT BridgewaTer in The mile run. l-lis Time was 4:26.9. On May 9Th and lOTh a represenTaTive Team which wenT To The Mason Dixon meeT scored lO lf5 poinTs, Tor sevenTh place among Twelve Teams. Gene Milener was again our Top scorer wiTh a second in The mile and a Third in The Two mile. ln The lasT meeT oT The season wiTh Roanoke College The GarneT and Grey Thinclads showed Their Tull sTrengTh Tor The TirsT Time since The open- ing meeT and downed a sTrong opponenT 69-53. Divers, Dunn. Briggs. Hassold, Milener, GarsT, and Morgan collecTed poinTs in wholesale Tashion. LeCompTe, Schug, Simmons, Slaydon, Saffelle, Edmunds, Thompson, Holme, Waddill, Manager. The Tiger neT Team under Coach Graves Thompson and headed by CapTain Bob SaTTelle ended an impressive season wiTh 7 wins and 7 losses. Losing only Three leTTer- men, The Team was builT around a sTrong nucleus oT The six reTurninq plus a Tew oThers who Tound Themselves laTer in The season. The Tennis ladder consisTed oT Dick Ed- munds, Bob SaTTelle, Lee Le CornpTe, lvliclcey l-lolce, Webb Simmons, Ernie Thompson, and Jimmy Slaydon. Diclc Ed- munds, nexT year's capTain won The coveTed lvlcllwaine Thompson Trophy in The inTramural Tennis TournamenT. Wi+h all leTTermen reTurning and much beTTer Tennis TaciliTies, nexT year's Team should be hard To bearT in Mason-Dixon and LiTTle Six compeTiTion. RONALD S, POLK Manager REPRESENTATIVES HERVEY P. BRITTAIN cm Pm J. THOMAS BONES Lambda cm Alpha WILLIAM C, BOINEST Kappa Sigma JESSE I-T. GRIFFIN Kappa Alpha Roesrzr w. ocoNNELL ' Sigma Chi A. CHARLES SAUNDERS Independenl STUART B. WHITE TheTa ChI RICHARD E. HAISLTP P1 Kappa Alpha S , ,,., .4 A T Bfst f If I V W N1 X , T , 'T s I i O'ConnelI, Whale, Saunders, Bones, Grlflln, Polk, Brrffam, Hausllp, Bolnesf. The inTramural program aT Hampden- Sydney compleTed anoTher successTul year. Touch TooTballi baslceTball, and soTTball en- Toyed The mosT success wiTh ping-pong, volleyball, Tennis, Traclc, cross-counTry, and debaTing rounding ouT The program. All oT The TraTerniTies, along wiTh The indepen- denTs cooperaTed To malce The program run smooThly and eTTicienTly ThroughouT The year. CrediT musT be given To The AThleTic DeparTmenT Tor Their cooperaTion in geT- Ting The eguipmenT necessary Tor The pro- gram. The value oT The inTramural program can hardly be overesTimaTed: The program has added much To The campus liTe aT Hamp- den-Sydney. 113 lv- ,.-1 V vi' l I Q 4-,as 'M' if 5 ig: W 4 'J' rf., X D f Q 's diff , M. S, 'ff Q - .X -W. I f - pk. f f f , , I 1 f s Q J i . r 'KK ' ,f ' y,,, ,IQ-'Z . VY ,io . , '37 I A i r f , .,, 'f A-f ' A . 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JF FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA BOXWOOD TOURIST COURT Buick C Telephone IO27-J N g I-I APPI All Chl F I pI I' COMPLIMENTS OF BARROW GROCIERY COMPANY, Inc. BLACKSTON E, VIRGINIA Disfribufors FAIRFAX HALL FOOD PRODUCTS 7I7G HARRIS-BRENAMAN ATHLETIC SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS SII Rh CIVQ I-IARRY I.. ROSIENBAUIVI, Owner Esfablighed I92O ROANOKE ENGINEERING SALES COMPANY MEATAL BUILDING PRODUCTS 22OI Franklin Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CREWE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Dial 2I4I CREWE, VIRGINIA W. J. BLOOMFIELD AND SON, INC. Plumbing 81 Heafing Con+rac+ors Pyrofax Gas Ck-H+-Mkl G By anis R9 F II vg Ph 333 N 6 G BENSON PRINTING CO NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ENG NGS M LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING COMPANY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 44 v tiulnwyb , h 4 P4 u O, X11 W X ' n '5. M qv If ' '. ' E .2134--v6 , ' ' ' ds Y' Uo ,2 ',fsW'.'f ' Dsl 1 ' 1 QW I i 1 , ' J..-4.' ' Maf , o -L - 1 In-' , .v1w I Mk ar' , 1 ln 4 Q, W Q' A . I V , I' 9 I-Of . ' . vu a .N b '. ' a.' . ' H li 5. '. ' U 1 W 1 I W. I al .Q ' ' ,' ' sb H tau . 0 0 r A ' . 1 xt, X I . 9 A if I A A fu 0 f'b D ay 1 r 'Mt , Y I 'dk' ,VI ,Nl 1, N ,X -,..A . v ' .. ' 'nl ,' ,,,N, xks waLZf4SfgH,g I I rin-fwum DATE DUE LD 2101 .H65 K2 1953 Kaleidoscope LD 2101 .H65 K2 1953 Eggleston library Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney, Virginia