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

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-A-, Fkih Top Row: MISS LOUISE ALLEN, Secretary to the Dean of Students. MRS. GRAVES H. THOMPSON, Executive Secretary of the Alumni Association. MISS VIRGINIA G. REDD, Secretary in the Business Office. MRS. E. A. CLIBORNE, Secretary to the President. MRS. JOSEPH B. CLOWER, Secretary to the Science Department. Bottom Row: MRS. LLOYD MCKAY, Secretary to the Academic Dean. MISS ELEANOR IMBODEN, Secretary in the Development Office. MISS JEAN MASSEY, Assistant Secretary to the Deans. FACULTY EMERITUS , fNot Picturedj EDGAR GRAHAM GAMMON, President Emeritus, A.B. HampdenfSydney College, Class of 1905: B.D. Union Theological Seminary: D.D, HampdenfSydney Collegeg LL.D. Washington and Lee University: President 1939f195'5. JAMES HENRY CURRY WINSTON, Professor of Chemistry and Geology. Emeritusg A.B. and B.S. Hampden-Sydney College, Class of 18945 Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University: Faculty member l899f1949. SAMUEL MACON REED, Dean of the College 1RetireclJ and Professor of Mathematics, Emerif tusg A,B. University of South Carolina, M.A. Columbia University, Faculty member 19221956. STAFF NOT LISTED: MRS. CHARLES F. MCRAE, Secretary to the Guidance Center, 73. Quay? lrpi w f sv-'ver---, Q- v 4 : Q., 2 21.25, ,-1 1 . gi-all W n ,5 - -, I ' 1. S ' 'nfl 6. 5 K YS Q' , F '51 v,. It --sf, i Staff l 1

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Staff 9' N,-V---,H 2-s af' 45 ' pau.,-1 i Top Row: RAY ATKINSON MOORE. College Physician: B.A. Hampden-Sydney College, Class of 1900: M,D. Medical College of Virginia: present position since 1927. PAUL TULANE ATKINSON. Treasurer of the College 1RetiredJ and Advisor in Alumni B.A. HampdenfSydney College. Class of 1907: joined administration in 1919. ROBERT -IOSEPH THALMAN, Director of Athletics and Head Football Coach: BA. University ' of Richmond: joined stall' 1953. CLAUDE XVHITE MILAM, Head Basketball and Baseball Coach: B.A. HampdenfSydney Col' lege. Class of 1949: joined staff 1957. MONT MILLER LINKENAUCER. IR.. Head Track Coach and Trainer: B,S. and M.Ed. VVilliarn and Mary College: R.P.T. Medical College of Virginia: joined stall' 1956. Bnzrom Row: JOHN STOKELEY FULTON, Assistant Football and Head XVrestling Coach: BS. Hampden- Sydney College. Class of 1957: joined :Iliff 1957. HERMAN LEE DUNCAN, Superintendent of Building and Grounds. l MISS ANNA DICKOFF, Secretary to the Business Manager. r l MRS. LEE VV. RYAN, Library Cataloguer 1. MRS, CLARA VCARD. College Nurse. M iz J X 1--4 6, 1 x - I fr 1 VM Z 0Uvg,,Q 3 X. l- l fl il

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