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

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cf... ,,fm,.f.,,.. Firs+ Row: JOSEPH WILLIAM WHITE, 3l8 Lee S+., Richlands, Va.g BS.: KA: TK.Ag XBKIJ: Inlerfrafernify Council l3II Vice-Presiclenl' l3l: Glee Club ll, 2, 3, 4-I, Presidenr l4I 7 German Club ll, 2, 3, 4-I: Cross-Counfry l2, 3I: Debafe Team I I, 2, 3, 4I, Vice-Pres- idenr, Stale of Va. Region of Tau Kappa Alpha l3l: recipienl Srone Memorial Music Prize l2l: Crawley Memorial Music Award GEORGE MACHIR WILLIAMS, Moorelield, W. Va.: B.S.: AXA: Xiiflfq 'FPBKQ Tiger I I I 1 Inferfra- Iernily Council l3I: Inlramural Man- ager l4l: Physics Lab Asst Second Row: JERE MALCOLM HARRIS WILLIS, JR., IIO5 Princess Anne S+., Frecl- ericksburg, Va.: B.A., AXA, TKA: Debafe Team ll, ZI: Vice-Presidenl Liferary Sociely Ill: Tiger III: Sfuden+ Assembly HOWARD ALLAN WYNNE, JR., New Ricks Horel, Rocky Mount N. C.: B.A.g AXA: German Club ll, 2. 3,4l3 Monogram Club lI,2,3,4I: Baseball Mgr. ll, Zl. Third Row: WILLIAM PHARO WILTSEE YOUNG, 2oIO Longview Ave., Roa- noke, Va.: B.S.q GX: H2415 XBKIPJ Chemisfry Lab. Assr. I3, 4lg Glee Club ll ADRIAN FORD ZEHMER, McKin- ney, Va.: B.S.y KE: Glee Club ll, 2, 31, Jongulars III: Baseball I I, 2, 3, 413 Monogram Club I I, 2, 3, 41 : KALEIDOSCOPE 1141.

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Glascock, Crandall, Bryanl, Willis UNIOR CLASS UFFICERS Tempus lugil-and we, lhe Class ol '55 are on lhe lhreshold ol being seniors. Only lhree shorl years ago, we came lo l-lampdensSydney a herd ol shalcey, insecure, lowly lreshmenl and now il is barely conceivable lhal our iunior year has lermi- naled, We have changedggradually and unnoe liceably-changed lo beller prepared and more malure men, This, ol course, does nol mean lhal we are no longer gay and lull ol vilalily. Bul il does mean lhal underlying our oulward appear- ances, we have grown in many direclions since our lreshman year. During lhe pasl lhree years, mosl ol us who have remained al l-lampden-Sydney are lhose who have escaped lhe ever beckoning linger ol Uncle Sam and lhose who have lcepl lheir grades up. Many have gone-bul lhere slill remains a slrong group aclive in exlra-curricular aclivilies, in alhlelics, in social lile, in sludies, and in having a good lime. As lreshmen we heard lhal we were a brillianl class: lew ol us believe lhal now. ln lhree years we have mel loo many dillicull courses and lalcen home loo many low grades. Al l-lampden-Sydney we have made lasl as- socialions. and il would be dillicull indeed lo lind in anolher college lhe brolherhood lies and close lriendships lhal have developed among us. Allhough we are delinilely nol wearing lrowns or in lhe dumps conslanlly, we cannol help bul realize lhal we are living in a lasl, ever changing, perilous world. We know lhal we have a lremen- dous laslc and responsibilily cul oul lor us. Ahead ol us lies a linal year, by lhe end ol which we are slrongly convinced we will be ready and able lo lake up our role in lile as uselul and malure cilizens, lully realizing lhe problems and crises lhal lie ahead in lhis world loday. ll is our ambilion lo have prepared ourselves al Hamp- den-Sydney so lhal we mighl play our parl well in order lo leave lhis world in a lillle beller shape lhan il was when we came inlo il. STAN HPOGOM WILLIS, Hislorian