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

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' :,..- .9 Jlg',xffe7QQ3j.-!f:.'f , L- :.' - ' .1 .' Aigy'-Iwi Ja ic-am.: fs -f W '. fi 'ffrfigr i HEL I It AFR:- -flag? -1 SN . . -T LEG:-. wi- bw ., ...-L. -: .fzmgvf pc-.uni-,3sg7flN. -.- . . '- -I if 51.11 -.iv sr.-Ag. -I 'i W Ii 11-,aug ,- L 5-. ge 'fglgsgzr'-p ,nu ra.-1 -fl - TT 3 . . HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE 'fig' if At right the 1959 graduation procesf I pg. , -L iflffil , L, .. -s. Fifi if Hai? 5,42 af :U EFS .-. 5 255 , fsflllf' 0--' it sf cfiq :tn .., FOUNDED IN I776 ISIX MONTHS BEFORE THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCEJAND NAMED FOR JOHN HAMPDEN AND ALGERNON SYDNEY ENGLISH PATRIOTS IT WAS BROUGHT INTD BEING BY THE LOVE DF LIBERTY PATRICK HENRY AND JAMES MADISON WERE DN THE FIRST BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON WAS A MEMBER DF THE LASS I T 5 i UAA' 'I 1125? '?AEFi-1 -QR! 4 R -lun gf, . X..-.V '4 . -1? 54- tw ' ,ig. .Ah fait , if . ,vp ' , . N, iffy j, Sh' IQf .1'fv-S 1 -.eyes ag. I 419- .E Q? Y,-g., iq Fibr- sion prepares to enter Johns Auditorium, The building was dedicated in 1951 and named in honor of Dr. Frank S. Johns of Richmond in recognition of his loyal and helpful services in behalf of HampdenfSydney. ' c or 1791. THE comics as one or THE 5 Leaumc Enucnnomat msmununs or I VIRGINIA CONSERVATION M.l I N I DD 1-v In.. ,- mir ., THE Pnsssvnzmnu cnuncu plat- iii, ,xixgnz co -Assn 5 airs' i v ' ,'.- , -:-:qs . Q. , rqsv-'-ftaxf' -:H 55,3 ql5 ? 4?p :- . '-'56 fLWfx?3:5l?F , 41542-:!5,15fg1:'f:2-Ex. J.. I lafieg iff, 1. ' 1,-2... 42131.11 -, ..' 1 - '-ii ai. ' .., ' .,,7 4' 1-'V ' A '. F' 1 ' ff .'? s,Jf'fg7?rP5'fg? F' ' . ' - ,55'.:'hT,:3R,k,': ?1RE11f,'g'.f': ' A ' ii: Q :fs L, The name of HampdenfSydney, a college as old as the nation, symbolizes the union of civil and religious liberty. john Hampden was an opponent of the ship tax money in the time of Charles I, and Algernon Sydney was a defender of religious liberty in the reign of Charles II. Through the years of its growth, the college has been loyal to the principles of these men. Hampden-Sydney has stood staunchly for the liberal arts tradition, and her graduates with a sound background in the arts, the sciences and the human' ities have served the state, the nation and God.

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I ., . X ' r C Board of Trustees Pwlwrt. Bllflhlllllll, DLIIIDIIWQIHII, Bedmger, Julms. Mecukin. Brcnaman, Llnclsey. Squires. Custenlwnder, -lrmex, lvlmqre. Cmddrrrk, Bum, C.rrringt1+n, Hulllngswnrth, Chewmng, Gurdun. Breeden, C-lllcsple, Ball, Lgrwmn, Prltclmxrled. R., .5-T? ' ' .jim ' J 'QT R' . ' lib! wx. ki . 5.1. Af?-1, -'lbg Lf-wh G. CHLWNING Clnu rnmn DR. BERNARD E. BAIN Lynchburg. Va. HQN. FRANK C. BED1NurR Buydtun, Va. STEXVART BEL1., IR. Wlnclucster, Va. Hox. Emx'.5RD L. BREEDKN Nrmflrllk, Xia. RIYHHIART S. BREN.-XYXIAN R1ClIlllK1Ud. Va. jrmzri .ARCHIE C. BLCHRNAN Tazewell, Va. A. BERKLIEY CARRINGTON. JR. Dzrnville, Va. Lrixvls G. CHEWNING Rlchmmmd, Var. DR. FRANK D. COSTENBADER Warslmxngrr-rm. D. C, G. Gl1.MhR CR.-XDDOCK, VIR, Lynchlwurg, Va. -IAWAR W. DLINNINHUN Furmvillc, Va. Qlusrevu S. GILLESPIE Tazewell, Va. DR. Howe.Rn H. GORDUN Vvhyneslwro, Var, FRED N. H.kRRlSt,bN Rxchnmnd, Var. DR. A. H. HlJLLINKlNXX'lJRTH, JR. Roanoke. Vu. DR. FRANK S. JOHNS Rrchmrmd. Va. DR. IAML-,R S. juxris Rlehmund. Vu. R. L. L.xxx'suN, jR. Clmrlcstun. XYcst VR. LEWIS G. LARl,'S RlCl1IllUI1Ll. VR. C, GRATTAKN L1Nmr.v, jr. Rcurnwkc. Vu, DR.Ek1N1IETT B.MfiGr'R1x Lvnchlmrg, VA. FRANK S. lVllbURl' N1QlI'lllllk, Val. Vs7ILLi.X?x1T. Rrrlw, AIR. Riclwmuml, Vu. DAVID D. Srjl'IRl R Alcx.mdri:1, Vu, REV. ERNrasT T. THOMPSON Richmond, Va.