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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

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However, throughout its development the chief goal has been to Create that which would be pleasing to you, the students of Hampden-Sydney, both now and in the years to come. Now that it has received life, we sincerely hope that you will find it to your liking. JAMES ALBERT REPASS WILLIAM BRYANT WILLIAMS, JR. HUGH KIRKPATRICK LEARY THE SENIORS . . THE COLLEGE .... THE UN DERCLASSES FRATERNITIES .... HONORARIES .... ORGANIZATIONS . ATHLETICS . . . FEATURES .... . 8 . 36 .. 46 .. 70 .. 88 .. 96 ....116 ....138 56244 FW ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE Profeffor of Gerzmm and French WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS Profeffor of Hixiory L N'-,1 For fourteen years of outstanding service to Hampden-Sydneyg for enlightening classes that all seek and enjoyg for leadership and respectabilityg for ever-will ingness to help the students, be it academically or socially . . . we, the staff of the 1961 KALEIDOSCOPE, proudly dedicate this sixty-hfth volume to WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS and ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE Profeffor of Hiftory Profeuor of German y y if 'l w.. Fl THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 X , J 5 I Senior Class Officers KiXillKXSLKXKSiXiXXXXLiXS22KXQX Q S2XSQXXSXQHXSQXXSXXXLSQKSQSXQLXSSLLSSSXSLHKSSHQLSKXIQSXSSQ Il DANIEL WALTER MCKEEL, JR. P7'6J'fff67Zf JOHN ROBERT STUMP Vife-Prefirfefzl XVILLIAM BRYANT WILLIAMS Claw Hiftorimz xi EARL LEIGHTQN ABBOTT. VIR. JOHN BIARSHALL ACKEN CHARLES PALMER ALEXANDER, JR. Clifton Forge, Virginia XY'ilmingtwn. 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JACK HAMLIN CHAPPELL VUILKINS RICHARD CLARK il 5 Clifton Forge, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Welch, West Virginia ip BA. ET B.A. HKA 13.5. AXA ii, Xl ,R 1 1 il Class of 1961 it ,i i tLXkiXLLLXXXLKXXBVS!XXSQLSXXS1X2QXXLX 2SXiiSS 1LSSSXXiXKSXSXKKSkitkLxKkiLxXSSKXSlSLlLlKXXKLXKKSBXSKLILKXXX ll Il I Q! il '1 :galil I 1 , I 3 fi 1 l l s 1 Tolson Jack Richard +21 13 lie L Q T CARROLL ALEXANDER CLONINGER RICHARD EDMUNDS CooNs ROBERT BYRNES EWALD, III Paw Creek, North Carolina Brownsville, Texas Dublin, Georgia B.A. ox, 11:15, IT B.5. xfp, IT B.A. Txx.x,11:f1f, ET P i Hampden-Sydney College l I w 1 l 04 , , il N 5 2 T is 5 , - 4 , S-mfg' ' ,W WN. :AI-Kg l - V tw K 6 I v v P -44 ' . . X Carroll Dick Bob ffl 14 lif- l .. J J LOUIS INICLANE FISHER, JR. FRANCIS MERIWETHER FOWLKES, JR. CHARLES HARDWICRE FRISCHKORN, JR Farmville, Virginia Baltimore, Maryland Richmond, Virginia X115 IIE1Iw B.A,, 13.5, XIII, TKA 13.5. ex I 1 I Class of 1961 l . i . l ,IxBKXLL!SXXLKXXXSXXXXSKI!SXXXQQQXXSX RSXlXkXS 2SSXXXXXYXXXXRXKSXi!!XLxXkShxXX11XLKxkXx1LtkxXXlxxxKXLx1 fff' Jw ff 7 ' ,-fff, f' f 1 J, .f fff I, Mike Mert Charlie Brown +35 15 25? 'R OTHO Lu CJIADDING III EDWARD IXIRMVOOD QODSEH IOHN RANDOLPH PAGF HAMILTON Tappahannunk V1r mm Madnun Hen htm N1rr,1n1a Gloucester County VIIQIHIH lttxtiiitxtixtiiiltt ititixtiiikix QQK1 tixXtixKKKKKXSXXKXXXXXXSKXKXXXXXXWSXSXXXXXXXXXXXXGYKXXXX1IXKXXKXXXXXXXKXXXKSISXKX 6-35 Toby Ed jack I 16 I 'M , 4 , N 'Q .P Z ... Q , K fi..-Q gf? 1 f ' f ,,., j .gf ' f V -' ' u' 7 f- '- Au f 'A Y' ' h ' ' ' BIA' Xq, B.S' B.A. u KE - 1 Q Y 1 fit .V , -J.. i . i I ..,--- - Roxboro, North Carolina Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Richmond, Virginia 1 yy1EMME'IT IVIARTIN HEDGEPETH, JR. DAVID OLIVER HOLMAN WAYNE EDWARD I-IOY I f I 2 i l 1 V 1 I i 1 Class of 1961 .KiTI111 Y11i11Xli11QK1 QK1H1KK1iQ111K1X1QQKXXYKKl?X1 1Y K YQXX?HGYxYQXQXKQ'K 1XXQ1Xl111251XHK s I u I n I I 1 E i 1 Martin Dave Wayne +R 17 'PEG 1 I 'N' K W F -. af-'Hllhns air THOMAS LOYAL JENKS FREDERICK FLOYD JOHNSON HARRY BENJAMIN JONES, JR. Westtield, New Jersey Covington, Virginia Stone. Kentucky 13.5, IIKA 13.5, HKA B,A. mu Hampden-Sydney College lK1i1C11111QiHiCSX!! CXQQQKKQQQKKXY.XiKQQYQKQYX23X1K Y K f3KfKXT?QYXSQXQXXKK iKX1Y1X111XKQX a' FP da ff' Tom Fred Ben -'Il 1 8 if A i . i K ' HUGH KIRKPATRICK LEARY DANIEL WALTER MCKEEL, JR. GEORGE JENNINGS MCVEY Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Y' r B.A. KE, HBO, UAE B-A., 13.5, Rfb, 111311, BRA-, B5- XCIW H415 XMB, OAK I ! G I I 5 P Y N Y N i 77 -' ! , , , - .,.,',f'f?'Sfi V , W 3 3 Pat Bongo George egf 19 Re i I . 5. 'aixill ' Q-.. 1-S,-ss 'me' s' 3 CARY BLfRwiiL1. MAYO, III DONALD ROGER MOWER, JR. KELLY ENNIS OVERCASH Richnmnll, Virginia Charleston, West Virginia Danville, Virginia B-A, KE B.A. IIIQP, XT B.S. Illx I Hampden-Sydney College XlSSSX SSSBKXKSSXCXXSX11XSHW2XX2 Q YQ SiX2XQXSKXHXYQXXXX2XlSLkSiQiXL ilLSSlXSlXKl1 lSlL1SXi Cary Roger ' -1 Ill 3, 4? Ken I 1 1 I I NUCKOLS PEARMAN, JR. JAMES ALBERT REPASS JOHN EDMUND ROBERTS, JR. I Richmond, Virginia Salem, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia I B,S, 13.5, KE, IIAE, XBKID, OAK B,A, X112 I I I I Class of 1961 I I I I I 1' x ffiilx Marshall Jim John 1 ,, - 2,- .HY Q1 Jw. I I CHARLES HAX'XY'ARD SEARS JENNINGS SCOTT SIMMS DAVID HALE SMITH, II Portsmouth, Virginia Charleston, West Virginia Brewster, New York BA- KA B.A. KA B.A. ' KA Hampden-Sydney College XBXXXXtxlxxxxxxxxixxtxXKXXLQXXSkQ'xXXXSX R9SXXXK xiXXSXxxxixxxixixxxxxxxxhxxxttxtkkxkxtxtxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx if was 4 Charlie Scotty Dave -if 22 13+ QVU av I Q 5 www JK N ALAN DAVID STEIN OLEN CLIFFORD STEWART, JR. HARRY BENJAMIN STONE Norfolk, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia Roanoke. 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WILLIAM BRYANT NVILLIAM5, JR, IWICHAEL LOUIS WOOsI.I5Y EMMETT DANIEL BOAZ YANCEY Newpwrt Ncws, Virginia Bmukneal, Virginia Crozct, Virginia B.A. ex, IIAE 13.5, wx, xml B.A. IIKA Hampden-Sydney College 1HKSXQL!SiSLlXKKlK1XXSiXiXQi2KXi X1 SiXiXYXXXXXSQQKXSXZiLQLLKSSQSl HQLSKiXXlKlLS 2Ll1iQi ng--,X,,. i L Billy Mike Dan AEI 26 15+ IN MEMORIAM BILL ADAMS BILLY BARNES MIKE BEDINGER FRANK BICKERS FOREST BOGAN THORNTON BOGGS SCOTT BOWEN JOHN BROWNING BEV BURTON MIKE CALLAWAY JIM CARPER JOHN CARSON RICHARD CI-IAPPELL DICK CHENERY JIM COOLEY CARTER COOPER CLARK COUNCILL BOB DAVENPORT WESLEY DRAKE TERRY HELSLEY JOHN HIGGS DICK HOLLOMON DENNY HOWLAND JOE HUMPHREYS BUTCH JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON WINSTON JOHNSTON TOMMY KAUEMAN DICK MCCARTHY MAC MCCAW TOM MARSHALL HANK MEYER MARX MITTELDORFER CHUCK MORTON BILL O'BRIEN GEORGE OMARA JACK OSTERMAN KEITH PORTER ERIC BLAND ZIMMERMAN DITMAN FLORY JIM PUGH Wesr Point, Virginia WARREN GARDNER DAVE REITZ B,S,, HARVEY GRAM GENE RICH CHARLIE GRIFFIN JERRY RINGWALD ED HAYNSWORTH TOM RISBY BUCK RUCKER Iv xxxxxxuxuxxxxxxxxxxxgxxxxxxxxnxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxs nxsxxsnxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxnnxxxxuugxxuuxa n X I .unc 1.111 . LD, M EEIFEA Eric ezl 27 23+ JOHN SEAMAN MIKE SHOEMAKER BRAD SMITH RICHARD STROUPE JIMMY SWISHER SAM TARRY RAY TUCKER BEN VENABLE LEW WALKER WALT WILKE FRANK WILSON K ff' fi' I x 'X vi ' ,.' , , - ',, J-Af I - 1 - r- , , .ff Yi! '-', If . 1 if v ,NIL-13, QUT 1 - luv' ,I Q 'Waf- W. Senior As the time comes for our class of 1961 to leave Hampden-Sydney, we are filled with mixed emotions --joy to be finished with another phase of our life, eagerness to start the new stage, and nostalgic re- membrances of our happy days on campus. We felt much the same way that day four years ago when we first became Hampden-Sydney gentlemen. It was an exciting day and a confusing one. Regis- tration, introduction to faculty and administration, the initiation to so many new friends, and the abandonment within those four bare walls that were to be our home for the next nine monthsg occupied most of that first hectic day. It was a fitting prelude to the busy days of meetings and tests that followed Next came the indoctrination period conducted by the Sophomores. Rat hats, signs, sound-off and Keep off the grass became familiar words to us. Rat races and the resulting visits to Dr. Moore soon cut down the number of rats indulging in the sport to twenty-eight. We will always remember the humility of those baby bottles. As the months passed and exams approached, many experienced for the first time a disastrous lack of knowledge. We will always remember Dr. johnson who helped so many of us through Chemistry 101. Will any of us ever forget Bill, the Magician who put on a four hour show in Stagger In. Glee Club, Fraternities, Editorials, Football, Basket- ball, Literary Groups-all these organizations helped make us feel that we were becoming more and more a part of Hampden-Sydney. After a restful summer we again returned to the Hill and were immediately aware of the absence of many of our fellow classmates. Wfork soon overtook us, and we gained the important job of controlling the new arrivals on campus, the class of 1962. They were a spirited class, initiating the blockade system, but under the leadership of the sophomore president, Buddy Babb, such obstacles were overcome by break- ing through the ceiling. During our reign as sophomores those with guilty consciences reacted frightfully to the appearance of eff 30 pa Charlie the Devil Sears, and many night lights were left burning after his visits. Also one morning there was evidence that a Giant had visited fraternity row, and that someone had painted the Deans windows red. We now managed to find more time to travel the well-beaten path to Longwood and the local Farm- ville hangouts. Wfith the coming of Spring books were neglected for frequent trips to the quarry for a cool dip and the picnics on Lee's mountain. Near the close of our decision of each sophomore year came the difficult choosing his major, our class being the first directly affected by this system. This was a turning point in our lives, many changing from pre-med and law. The migration to a B.A. curriculum was extensive! By our junior Year our group had thinned out considerably and we were now between the su- preme and the gross , Cushing Hall continued to be the setting for snowball battles, with the resulting damage, and bombardment by water bags. The sudden appearance of a statue in Morton Hall re- mained a mystery to most, but his presence was very Class evident until our return from Spring vacation. A Renault made a brief appearance in Morton on an- other occasion. Wfill we ever be able to forget the lovely weather we had for Homecomings and Mid- Wfinters: Homecoming festivities were dampened by a surplus of rain and Mid-Winters occurred during our month of snow, leaving many cars stuck in ditches and other places. With the Spring elections our leaders for the com- ing year were choosen-Dan McKeel president, Bob Moore vice-president, Bob Stump secretary, and Billy Williams historian. Lewis Bridgeforth was elected President of the Student Body and Bob Ewald was elected President of Student Christian Association, by majority vote. Also in the Spring we learned, after the circulation of many rumors, that Dr. Robert would be leaving us for a European Fellowship. No .1 Histor immediate president was named for the coming year, and soon we left school for the summer vacation. Now came the time for many of us to be counting hours and quality points in hope of graduating. Time rolled on and every activity was becoming more meaningful. Homecomings was exciting as usual and the seniors were more conscious of the festivities. Many seniors took advantage of the frequent inter- views offered with high hopes of finding a promising job for the future. Others were planning their stay in the armed services. With the nearing of june came the realization that all work would soon come to an end and we would leave our position as students to assume our re- sponsible places as alumni. We hope that with all that has been given us by the school, we can at least leave some impression and lasting influence behind us as we go out to face the world as responsible citizens, having been enriched by the Hampden- Sydney tradition. Now is the time for us to look back at the past four years. and see everything in its proper perspec- tive. We entered at a period when Hampden-Sydney was changing and many old traditions were making room for new ideas. The introduction of College Boards as an entrance requirement, initiated with us, is a continued pre-requisite. The major system as introduced by the faculty was put into its own right. We saw the termination of Dr. Roberts presidency and the coming of Dr. Gilmer, a Hamp- den-Sydney man himself. as his successor. Many new faculty members have been introduced on the Hill, and we have regretfully seen many established men leave for new positions or for the chance to further develop their education. At the close we are confronted with the news that another change is coming in, that of the Semester System as opposed to the Session System. The most important and lasting impression of our stay as students cannot be expressed in words, but is found existing in all Hampden'Sydney gentlemen, only being understood by fellow graduates or stu- dents of Hampden-Sydney. W. B. WILLIAMS, JR. Historian of 1961 -if 51 I A 1961 Senior Directory EARL LEIGHTON ABBOTT, JR.. 416 INIcC0rmick Blvd., Cllfton Forge, Va.: X42 .IOHN MARSHALL ACKEN, 909 Dupont Rd., Westover Hills, XVilmin11ton. Del.: EX. IT: Student Christian Asso- ciation 121: Sigma Upsilon 13.41, Vice President 141, CHARLES PALINIER ALEXANDER, JR.. Albrook Air Force Base. Canal Zone: -XX-1. 357: Lambda Chi Alpha Presi- dent 1411 Sigma Upsilon 1l,2.3.413 Secretary-Treasurer 13,411 Szud'-nt Assembly 1-111 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY Maga- zine 141. Editor 1 -11: Fencing Team 13.41: Interfraternity Council 141. Secretary-Treasurer 141. LEO ROBNETTE ANDREVVS, JR.. 200 Cleve Drive, Falls Church, Va: K-Kg KALEIDOSCOPE 13.41, Co-Sports Editor 1-11: Football Publicity Director 141. RYLAND ASI-IBY BABB. JR., 1800 Briarcliff Road, Rich- mond Va.: Ii-11 Kappa Alpha Secretary 1411 Sophomore Class President: Student Council 111: Student Christian Association 12,3 41, Secretary-Treasurer 121: Dorm Coun- selor 13,41: Football 11.21. DEAN ADCOCK BAILEY, Moore House Road, Yorktown, Va.: bl: Glee Club 11,231,411 Fencing Team 13.41. ROBERT McCLELLEAN BARGER. Appomatox, Va.: :Kg Sigma Chi Secretary 13 1: Chemistry Student Assistant 121: Language Student Assistant 131. LEWIS XVILLIAM BRIDGFORTH, 1000 West Virginia Ave., Crewe, Va.: K-5. 045, XWP, UAE: Kappa Alpha Treasurer 131, Kappa Alpha President 1413 Omicron Delta Kappa President 1-111 Chi Beta Phi 13.41. Secretary-Treas urer 1411 Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurerg Junior Class President: Pi Delta Epsilon I-111 Student Council 13,-11: Student Assembly 1-111 Student Body President 1411 KALEIDOSCOPE Feature Editor 1311 Interfraternity Council President 141: Physics Student Assistant 1311 Adamson Award 1311 Il l1n'r llulvo .dnmalg Sillltffllff in A77I91'iL'dII Cnfleget aml l'11it'er'rjIier. SCOTT BROADDUS, 15112 Park Ave., Richmond, Va.: K-13 Student Assembly 131. ALFRED TOLSON BROOKS. 1118 Alleghany St., Clifton Forge, Va.: -ETL HAMPDEN-SYDNEY Magazine 13,411 Sigma Upsilon 13.41. ,IACK HAMLIN CI-IAPPELL, 3215 Xvindsor Road. S. W.. Roanoke. Va.3 IIK-1. WILKIN RICHARD CLARK. 466 Magnolia Ave., South- wood, Welch, W. Va.1 -XX-1g Lambda Chi Alpha Treasurer 141: Fencing Team 13.411 Psychology Club 13.41. CARROLL ALEXANDER CLONINGER, Box 688, Paw Creek, N. C.: HX, UAE, ET: Theta Chi Treasurer 141: Pi Delta Epsilon 13.41. Vice-President 1411 Sigma Upsilon 15,411 Student Assembly 141: Chairman of Student Finance Committee 141: Tzger 12.3,-11. Sports Editor 131, Editor- in Chief 141: fla111p.'1'e11-Sjdrzep Magazine 13.41. Business Manager 141: Cross Country Manager 121g Psychology Club 12.3.-11, President 141: French Student Assistant 1311 Psychology Student Assistant 1411 English Student Assistant 141: Rosewell Page Prize 131: II lJr1'r 117110 Among Stu- .fenft in A7Ii'6VlL'dlI Cnlleget 111111 Urzirerritier. RICHARD EDINIUNDS COONS. 223 Ebony Ave.. Browns- ville. Texas: X'I'. :TL Chi Phi Historian 1412 Sigma Upsi- .4 lon 13.41, President 141: Psychology Club 13,413 Inter- fraternity Council 141. ROBERT BYRNES ENWALD, III, 114 Coney St., Dublin, Georgiag -XX-1 11342 ST: Lambda Chi Alpha Secretary 121, Lambda Chi Alpha Treasurer 1313 Eta Sigma Phi 13.41, President 141g Sigma Upsilon 13.411 Student Christian ASSOCi2Ii0r1 1l.2.3.41, Vice-President 131, President 1413 Student Council 1 113 Union-Philanthropic Society 11.2,41, Chaolain 1213 Bible Student Assistant 1Z,3,'41Q Library Sudent Assistant 125.413 Latin Student Assistant 141. IOUIS MCLANE FISHER, IR., Belhaven Farms, Cockeys- Ville. Md.: X'l'. 11319: Glee Club 1 1 11 lnterfraternity Coun- cil 121: English Student Assistant 1311 Chi Phi Secretary 131: Eta Sigma Phi 141. FRANCIS MERIWETHFR FONVLKES. JR.. 1006 Winding W'ay. Baltimore. Md.: X42 TK-1: Chi Phi Secretary 121, Chi Phi Treasurer 131. Chi Phi President 1413 Tau Kappa Alpha 11.2.3.41. Secretary-Treasurer 141: Debate Team 1l,2.3,41: German Club Assistant Business Manager 131, Business Manager 141: Interfraternity Council 1411 Student Assembly 12,311 Tiger Staff 11.2.3.41: Glee Club 11,213 Union-Philanthropic Society 11,2.3,41. Treasurer 121, Sec- retary 1 31, Vice President 1411 Student Member of,Library Committee. CHARLES HARDWICKE FRISCHKORN. JR., 3314 Gloucester Rd., Richmond, Va.: 9X3 Theta Chi Librarian 131, Theta Chi Secretary 1413 KALEIDOSCOPE Feature Editor 141. OT1-IO LEE GLADDING III, Tappahannock, Va.3 X41 EDNXVARD KIRKWOOD GODSEY, JR., Route 5, Box 117 Madison Heights. Va.: Independent Organization 12,3,-413 Student Assembly 13.411 J.V. Basketball 1113 Student Assistant in Chemistry 13,41. JOHN RANDOLPH PAGE HAINIILTON, Naxera Post Otiice. Gloucester Co., Va.: K-Y: Baseball 11,213 Varsity Club 11,213 Interfraternity Council 131. LARRY VUAYNE HAMMER, Amelia, Va.3 K-53 Basket- ball 11,2,313 Baseball 1l.2,3,413 Varsity Club 11,2,3,41: Vice-President Sophomore Class: Basketball Sportsmanship Award 1211 All Mason-Dixon Baseball 131. GEORGE XVILLIAM HARDING, JR., Rochelle Court, Roanoke Rapids, N. C.: 3X3 KALEIDOSCOPE Business Stal? 141. EINIIVIETT INIARTIN HEDGEPETI-I, JR., Crestwood Drive, Roxboro, N. C.: K113 J.V. Basketball 1113 Golf 12.51. DAVID OLIVER HOLMAN, Cedarcroft, Kennett Square, Penn.: X'1': Football 125,411 Wrestling 13,413 Glee Club 11,213 Varsity Club 13,413 Psychology Club 13,41. XVAYNE EDWARD HOY, 2300 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va.: TIK-1: Basketball 11.211 Tiger 1213 Chemistry Stu- dent Assistant 12,31: Dorm Counselor 141. THOMAS LOYAL JENKS, 164 Harrow Rd., Westfield, N. J.: IIN-X3 Student Christian Association 13,411 LV. Basketball 1113 Basketball Manager 1211 Intramural Man- ager 15,411 Political Economy Club Vice-President 141. FREDERICK FLOYD JOHNSON, Parrish Court Coving- ton, Va.3 IIKAQ Varsity Club 12,313 Football 11,2,31. 32 lie HARRY BENJAIVIIN JONES, JR., Box 1-16, Stone, Ken- tucky, UKA, ET, Sigma Epsilon 13,493 Tiger Band 119, Interfraternity Council 149, Book Cellar Student Assistant 15,493 Chemistry Student Assistant 139. HUGH KIRKPATRICK LEARY, 1518 West Ave., Rich- mond, Va., K5, UAE, 11345, Kappa Sigma Grand Treas- urer 159, Kappa Sigma Grand Procurator 149, Eta Sigma Phi 12,3,49, Vice-President 149, Pi Delta Epsilon 15,49, Secretary-Treasurer 149, KALEIDOSCOPE 13,49, Class Edi- tor 159, Business Manager 149, Student Assistant, Admin- istrative 15,49. ROBERT MYRTLAND LLOYD, Rockville, Va., EX, Football 13,4 9, Basketball 1 1,2,5 9, Track 11,2 9, Varsity Club 129. DAVID WALTER MCKEEL, JR., 205 Banbury Rd., Rich- mond, Va., XT, KRT, Chi Beta Phi 15,49, Senior Class President, Varsity Club 11,29, Student Council 15,49, Student Assembly 12,39, Tiger 1239, Sports Editor 139, Tennis 11,2,3,49, Basketball Manager 119. GEORGE JENNINGS MCVEY, 2018 Stuart Ave., Rich- mond, Va., Kfij, KIW, OAK, UDP, Chi Phi Secretary 129, Chi Phi Treasurer 159, Chi Phi President 149, Omicron Delta Kappa 13,49, Eta Sigma Phi 11,2,3,49, Chi Beta Phi 13,49, Football 12,3,49, Varsity Club 15,49, Student Council 149, Student Assembly 119, Secretary-Treasurer of Student Body 129 , Vice-President of Student Body 139, Interfraternity Council 149, Physics Student Assistant 149, Omicron Delta Kappa Outstanding Freshman Award, Macon Reed Math Award, Sophomore Scholastic Award. CARY BURWELL MAYO, III, 529 Lexington Rd., Rich- mond, Va., KE, Track 119, Golf 12,3,49, Varsity Club 11,2,3,49, Tiger 139, Hampden-Sydney Magazine 149, Spanish Student Assistant 129, Psychology Student Assist- ant 149. JOHN NUTTAL MEADOWS, JR., 33 Stratford Rd., New- port News, Va., 9K. DONALD ROGER MOWER, JR., 233 Hayes Ave., Charleston, W. Va., ET, U-YP, Eta Sigma Phi 149, Sigma Upsilon 13,49, Freshman Class Treasurer, Debate Team 11,29, Hampden-Sydney Magazine 139, Union-Philan- thropic Society 11,2,3.49, Chaplain 1259, President 149, Glee Club 11,2,3,49, KALEIDOSCOPE 129. KELLY ENNIS OVERCASH, 481 Hawthorne Dr., Dan- ville, Va., UKA, Pi Kappa Alpha Historian 159, Pi Kappa Alpha Vice-President and President 149, Tiger Band 119, Tiger 129, Interfraternity Council 149, Chemistry Student Assistant 149. WILLIAM HINES PAIIVNE, 610 BllffalO St., Farmville, Va,g HKA, MARSHALL NUCKOLS PEARMAN, JR., 5904 W. Frank- lin St., Richmond, Va., Jongleurs 11,2,5,49, Student As- sembly 149, Independent Organization 1l,2,3,49, Vice- President 139, President 149, Chemistry Student Assistant 12,3,49, German Student Assistant 149. JAMES ALBERT REPASS, R.F.D. 2, Salem Virginia, KE, UAE, X342 OAK, KALEIDOSCOPE 15,49, Managing Editor 139, Co-Editor 149, Tiger 159, Student Assembly 149, Student Council 12,49, Student Assistant in Bible 13,49, Kappa Sigma Secretary 149, Chi Beta Phi President 149, Pi Delta Epsilon President 149, Student Finance Board Treasurer 149. JOHN EDMUND ROBERTS, JR., 205 Locust Lane, Alex- andria, Virginia, KT, Chi Phi Vice-President 149, Inter- fraternity Council 139: Student Assistant in German 149, KALEIDOSCOPE Sports Editor. 149. CHARLES HAYWOOD SEARS, JR., 603 Fourth Avenue, Portsmouth, Virginia, KA, Football 1 1,2,5,49, Captain 149, Track 11,293 German Club 11,2,5,49, Vice-President 12,39, President 149: Varsity Club 12,3,49, Kappa Alpha Vice- President 15,4 9. JENNINGS SCOTT SIMMS, 3901 Washington Avenue, Charleston, West Virginia, KA, Football 11,2,3,49, J.V. Basketball 119, Track 1l,2,5,49, Varsity Club 12,3,49, Spanish Student Assistant 139. DAVID HALE SMITH, 10 Carmel Ave., Brewster, N. Y., KA, Football 11,293 Tiger Staff 149, Hampa'en-Sydney Magazine 149, Psychology Club 13,49. ALAN DAVID STEIN, 410 Brackenridge Ave., Norfolk, Va., UAE, AXP9, Pi Delta Epsilon 15,49, Alpha Psi Omega 149, Jongleurs 12,3,49, President 149, Tiger 12,3,49, Cir- culation Manager 13 9, Business Manager 149, J. V. Basket- ball 119, Chemistry Student Assistant 159. OLEN CLIFFORD STEWART, JR., 8141 Old Ocean View Rd., Norfolk, Va., EX, Interfraternity Council 129, Student Christian Association 129, Football 119. HARRY BENJAMIN STONE, 111, 2436 Lincoln Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va., KA, Chemistry Student Assistant 139, Biology Student Assistant 149. JOHN ROBERT STUMP, 1038 Pine St., Norton Va., EK, Sigma Chi Magister 129, President 149, Interfraternity Council 149, Student Council 12,5,49, Student Assembly 1259, Glee Club 11,29. CURTIS HAMPTON THOMAS, JR., Sophia, West Vir- ginia, UKA, Pi Kappa Alpha House Manager 149, Student Assembly 149, Basketball, J.V., 11,29, Student Assistant in Chemistry 159, Student Assistant in Infirmary. ROBERT EDWARD WALLACE, 1207 First Ave., Charles- ton, W. Va., AKA, Tiger Band 119, Fencing Team 15,49, Psychology Club. JOHN SAMUEL WARING, Dunnsville, Va., 9K, Theta Chi President 149, Student Christian Association 119, Interfraternity Council 149. - RICHARD WAYNE WERTZ, 2257 Windsor Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va., UKA, Pi Kappa Alpha Alumni Secretary 139, Pi Kappa Alpha Vice President 149, Student Assem- bly 149, Tiger 1259. THOMAS CURTIS WILLIAMS, JR., 2 N. Elm Ave., High- land Springs, Va., GX, Tiger Band 119, Basketball, J.V. 119, Physics Student Assistant 13,49. WILLIAM BRYANT WILLIAMS, JR., 7305 River Dr., Bridgeview Manor, Newport News, Va., GX, UAE, Pi Delta Epsilon 13,49, Freshman Class Historian, Sophomore Class Historian, Senior Class Historian, Glee Club 11,2,5,-49 , President 149, KALEIDOSCOPE 12,3,-49, Class Editor 129, Assistant Editor 139, Co-Editor-in-Chief 149, Who? Who Among Students in American Colleger and Urziverritier. MICHAEL LOUIS WOOSLEY, Box 44, Brookneal, Va., BX, KET, Chi Beta Phi 13,49, Vice-President 149, Chem- istry Student Assistant 13,49. EMMETT DANIEL BOAZ YANCEY, Crozet, Va., UKA, Tiger Band, Student Christian Association 149, Manager of Tennis 119, Cross Country 119, Student Assistant in Chemistry. ERIC BLAND ZIMMERMAN, West Point, Va., KE, Kappa Sigma Guard 149, Track 119. 1 33 li- qt 2 ..., Q. ,,. il BAGBY HALL Familiar Grounds , COLLEGE CHURCH . un ' ,,... .. 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M - , , , MORTON HALL 'il 35 E+ EE H ..,f 4 M-71, W -fl Q x ,,wjl A011 A .1111 tv fx 1 Lis f T he President T HOMAS EDWARD G Prof ILMER U50 r of Phjhricy 13,5 H ., am Gnd Plgkilegslfdnesr College in 1927i 5,niV.efSifv Lf' ,Of 1923: 70' - Elected Pr 'P0mred Prof Lima: ioined - , 19617 eS1dent of th essor of Phy. 9 College MCS, Januar Y -S- -we- .Mm HAMEDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE OPHCE Of Tvli PREMDLNT HAMVDEN 5YDNEN',VllLC-lNlA Hay wel To the Members of the Graduating Class: It may seem strange, as you read these lines a few days before commencement, that l should take the opportunity to talk to you about what one has called the desire to learn. True, in graduating from college you have reached a milestone in your life and have attained a goal for which you have striven for years, You have my most sincere congratu- lations, but never think oi this accomplishment as an end in itself. Speaking as one of your teachers, and 1 believe l speak io: all, my hope is that we have instilled into each oi you this desire to learn. li this remains a dominant force in your life long after you have forgotten Newton's Second Law, then Hampden-Sydney College has succeeded in one oi her main objectives. As you leave the hill as students and join the ranks of the alumni, you are not a finished product. Hay you never so consider yourseli. When a man reaches that state oi mind, then he is indeed iinished. Ranember the words oi the psalmist, So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. You leave these familiar surroundings with our blessing. vie bid you farewell as students, but welcome you most heartily as alumni. ycerely, L mas E. Gilmer President dministration X4 'f THOMAS EDWARD CRAVVLEY CHARLES BROOKS VAIL Demi of Stuffefzfi Auzzfemic Dean Director of Glee Clubg BA., Hampden-Sydney BS., Birmingham-Southern Collegeg M.S. and College, Class of 19-11g M.A., University of Ph.D., Emory Uniyersityg joined faculty in North Carolina, 19553 joined faculty in 195Og 1957 in present capacity. appointed to present position in 1955. JOSEPH TRIPLETT TROTTER CLAUDIUS HORNSBY PRITCHARD, JR. Director of Alumzzi Affairy BIIJDZEJJ' Manager B.S., Hampden-Sydney Collegeg appointed to B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, Class of 1950g present position on january 25, 1960. joined administration in 1955. ft? 39 .-, Lraxxis G. Cl-IEXX NINC I'1-emfezil Board of Trustees BERNARD E. BAIN Lynchburg, Va. FRANK C. BEIJINGER Boydton, Va. STEWART BELL, JR. Winchester, Va. E. L. BREEDEN Norfolk, Va. ROBERT BRENAMAN Richmond, Va. LEWIS G. CHEWNING Richmond, Va. FRANK D, COSTENBADER Xwashingron, D. C. G. G. CRADDOCK Lynchburg, Va. RICHARD C. EDMUNDS Halifax, Va. JOSEPH S. GILLESPIE Tazewell, Va. HOW'ARD GORDON Wfaynesboro. Va. FRIED N. HARRISON Richmond. Va. JOHN B. HENNEMAN New York, N. Y. A. H. HOLLINGSWORTH, ,IR Roanoke, Va. J. A. JONES Richmond, Va. LEWIS G. LARUS Richmond, Va. C. GRATTAN LINDSEY Roanoke, Va. ROBERT W. LAWSON, -IR. Charleston. W, Va. EMMETF B. NICGUKIN Lynchburg, Va. FRANK S. TNIOORE Norfolk, Va. CLARENCE ROBERTSON Norfolk, Va. DAVID D. SQUIRES Alexandria, Va. ERNEST THOINIPSON Richmond, Va. PLN, ' -lu -il -I0 H+ , . I w'f V Top Roux' DENISON MAURICE ALLAN, Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, B.A. and M.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1916, A,M., Harvard University, 1922, Ph,D., Harvard University, 1926, joined faculty in 1920. HINTON BAXTER OVERCASH, Professor of Biology, B.S,, Davidson College, 1915, M.A., Columbia University, 1926, joined faculty in 1922. EMMET ROACH ELLIOTT, Professor of Mathematics, B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 1923, MAA., Duke University, 19291 Ph.D., Duke University, 1935, joined faculty in 1934. GRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON, Walter Blair Professor of Latin, Professor of Greek and Clerk of the Faculty, B,A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1927, A,M., Harvard University, 1928, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1931, joined faculty in 1934. PHILIP HORTENSTINE ROPP, Professor of English, B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1930, A.M., Harvard Uni- versity, l953, Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1949, joined faculty in 1934. Faculty Bottom Row: CHARLES FERGUSON McRAE, Professor of Bible, A.B., Davidson College, 1928, B.D., Union Theological Semi- nary, 1931, Th.M., Union Theological Seminary, 1932, Th.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1951, joined faculty in 1942. WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS, Professor of History, A.B., Tufts College, 1939, Ph.D., Princeton University, 1946, joined faculty in 1946. ROBERT THURSTON HUBARD, JR., Associate Professor of Political Science, B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1935, LL.B., University of Virginia, 1942, joined faculty in 1946. ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE, Professor of German and French, A.B.., University of Kentucky, 1932, M.A., Uni- versity of Kentucky, 19353 joined faculty in 1946. JOSEPH BURNER CLOWER, Associate Professor of Bible, B.A., Washington and Lee University, 1928, B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1933, Th.M., Union Theological Seminary, 1934, Th.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1954, joined faculty in 1954. 55. 45 eil 41 22+ Trip Rauf ALVIN HALL SMITH, Assistant Professor of Psychology, B.A., University of Missouri, 19503 B.D., University of Dubuque. 19551 M.Ed., University of Missouri, 195-1, joined faculty in 1956. XVEYLAND THOMAS QIOYNER, Associate Professor of Physics: BS.. Hampden4Sydney College, 19511 M.A., Duke University, 19521 Ph.D., Duke University, 19553 joined faculty in 1955. RUSSELL CHARLES MacDONALD, Assistant Professor of Englishg B.A.. Hampden-Sydney College, l950g M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 195,11 joined faculty in 1955. EDWARD KEITH DIX, Instructor in Economicsg BA., Millsaps College, 195-lg M.A.. Duke University, 1957, joined faculty in 195'. MARTIN BOYD COYNER. DIR., Assistant Professor of I-Iistoryg BA., University of Virginia, 19483 M.A., Univer- sity of Virginia. 19545 joined faculty in 1958. F acult Bnfluw Roux' KENNETH SAXWYER FALK, Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek1 AB., Harvard College, 19,491 E.A.A.R., Ameri- can Academy in Rome, 195-lg joined faculty in 1958. GEORGE TYLER MILLER, DIR.. Assistant Professor of Chemistry: B.S,. Virginia Military Institute, 19551 Ph.D., University of Virginia, 19581 joined faculty in 1958. IOHN EARL XVOOD, Instructor in Mathematics: B.S., Hampden-Sydney College. 1942: M.A.. Longwood College. 5195? joined faruiry in 1958. CHESLEY MARTIN HUTCHINGS, Visiting Professor of Romance Languages: BA., Duke University, 1911g A.M.. Duke University, 19141 A.M., Harvard University. 19193 Ph.D., Harvard University, 19221 joined faculty in 1959. DONALD GENE KUBLER, Assistant Professor of Chemistry: BS., University of South Carolina, 19-if Ph.D., Uni- versity of Maryland, 19521 joined faculty in 1959. Q 21. Top Roux' RICHARD FRANCIS MEZZOTERO, Visiting Associate Professor of Romance Languages: B.A., College of Wooster, 1922, M.A., Pennsylvania State University, 19255 joined faculty in 1959. BEVERLY CALVIN BASS, Instructor in Chemistry and Physicsg B.A., Maryville College, 1931g M.A., University of Tennessee, 19595 joined faculty in 1960. ALEXANDER LAMBERT BLACKBURN, Instructor in Englishg B.A., Yale University, 19513 M.A., University of North Carolina, 19553 joined faculty in 1960. WILLIAM COLLAR HOLBROOK, Professor of Romance Languages, A.B,, Harvard University, 1920, B.A., Oxford University, 1923, M.A., Harvard University, 19283 Ph.D., Harvard University, 1950, joined faculty in 1960. WALTER ALFRED LEYLAND, JR., Instructor in Mathematics and Physics, B.S., College of William and Mary, 19583 M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1960, joined faculty in 1960. Facult Bottom, Row: HENRY WILLIAM HOFFMAN, Assistant Professor of English, B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1949, joined faculty in 19523 on leave 1960-61. PAUL LIVINGSTON GRIER, Librarian, B.A., Erskine Collegeg A.B.L.S., University of North Carolinag M.A.L.S., University of Michigan, present position since 1940. RICHARD MARR GRAHAM, Reference Librariang B.S., University of Virginia, M,A.F.A., Boston University, M.S. and M.A.L.S., University of North Carolina, present position since 1960. BENJAMIN RICE LACY, JR., College Chaplain and Pastor, College Presbyterian Church, A.B., Davidson College, 1906, D.D., 19193 B.A., Oxford University QEnglandJ, 19103 B.D., Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, 1913, LL.D., Hampden-Sydney College, 1928, University of North Carolina, 19485 D.D., Duke University, 1934, Doctor honoris causa, Theological Faculty of the University of Montpellier CFrancej. Present position since 1956. RAY ATKINSON MOORE, College Physician, B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1900, M.D., Medical College of Virginia, 19045 present position since 1927. v .nr f s wa. 'aj -I 3 jr 1 Top Rnriy' PAUL TULANIE ATKINSON, Treasurer of the College tRetiredy and Alumni Advisor. B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, l9l1'g joined administration in 1919. RICHARD ALLAN BURRELL, Director of Athletics, B.A,, Hampden-Sydney Collegeg present position since 1960. JOHN STOKELEY FULTON, Head Football Coachg B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 1955, present position since 1960. VUILLIAM DANIEL PEGRAM, -IR., Head Basketball and Baseball Coach, B.S. and M.A,, College of William and Mary: present position since 1960. BILLY ALLEN FRANKLIN, Head Track Coach and Trainerg BS., North Carolina State College: present positron since 1900. F acult Bottom Rnzzx' HERMAN LEE DUNCAN, Superintendent of Building and Grounds, MISS ANNA DICKOFF, Secretary to the Business Manager. MRS. LEE W, RYAN, Library Cataloguer. MRS. CLARA WARD, College Nurse. MISS LOUISE ALLEN, Secretary to the Dean of Students. ini-1-1 1 l ez: 4.4 5:9 vs. Top Roux' MRS. GRAVES H. THOMPSON, Secretary of the Alumni Association MISS VIRGINIA G. REDD, Secretary in the Business Oliice. MISS ELEANOR THOMPSON IMBODEN, Secretary to the Director MRS. JOSEPH B. CLOWDER, Secretary to the Science Department. MRS. DON T. MORTON, Secretary to the President of the College. Facult Boltom Row: MRS. MISS MRS. MRS. LLOYD B. McKAY, Secretary to the Academic Dean. JEAN MASSEY, Secretary to the Deans. CHARLES F. MCRAE, Secretary to the Guidance Center. G. L. COX, Secretary to Social Sciences and Humanities. i'i il ' . Q I Q l, 4 ,t'i' Wa sil 45 lie I'A 5 - Y.. . . .fix 'Jil -'JL QE :pf 5 ' - .ffx va c-ffv IIQZQZ-.. I -f--+ 4 II I l , lu? - W 1 A fi Z I 3 Q n-f' unior Class Officers 48 XWILLIAM TILLMAN BUTLER, JR. Pl'6'Jid6?71f THOINIAS FRAS1ER WILLIABIS, IR Vive-PreJia'ent STEPHEN DULANY PROCTOR Sefretarg-Trea.f1zrer ROBERT GARNETT HALL, JR. H Um rim: CHARLES CHILCOTE AMES. 212 Madison Avenue, Cape Charles, Virginia. CHARLES THOMAS AN- DREWS, 1224 Brookland Park- way, Richmond, Virginia. ROBERT COFFMAN ARE- HART, Geranhuns, Pernambuco, Brazil, South America. SIDNEY GRAYDON ARMS- WORTHY, Reedville, Virginia. JOHN WRIGHT BALLARD. III, 5656 Shenandoah Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. ROBERT WINSLOW BATTEN, Holland, Virginia. ROBERT MICHAEL BEST, 1705 Thorpe Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. GEORGE WILLIAM BOOZE, Box 187, Buchanan, Virginia. PETER LITTLEFIELD BRY- ANT, 607 Picadilly Road, Tow- son 4, Maryland. PHILIP HARWOOD BURCH- ER, JR., 507 B. 72nd Street, Newport News, Virginia.. JAMES WESLEY BURGESS, 509 Logan Street, South Boston, Virginia. WILLIAM TILLMAN BUTLER, JR., 4526 E. Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Class of 1962 rx 43509 uniors RAYMOND LYNWOOD CLA- TERBAUGH, JR., 108 Church Street. Clifron Forge, Virginia. WILLIAM LEE CONFER, Box II, Chester, Virginia. PHILLIP MILTON COOK, Burkeville, Virginia. ALLEN LOUIS DAHL, S01 First Avenue, Farmville, Virginia. THOMAS BRADLEY DAVID- SON, JR., 2020 Park Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. DWIGHT HARVEY DAY, -IR., 1109 West Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. MICHAEL HILL DILLS, 2475 Rivermonr Avenue, Lynchburg, Virginia. DONALD LABAN EDMUNDS, 924 Forest Park Boulevard, Roa- noke, Virginia. STUART EGERTON, II, Pratt and Montrose Avenue, Baltimore 12, Maryland. EDWARD LIVINGSTON EVANS, Halifax, Virginia. LARRY EVERETTE FARRAR, 1515 LaFayette Blvd., N. W., Roanoke, irginia. CHARLES ANDERSON FER- GUSON, II, 9 Ferguson Lane, Newport News, Virginia. GEORGE EDWARD FERGU- SON, JR.. 308 Beech Street, Farmville, Virginia. GARLAND WILLIAM FLOUR- NOY, 2609 Pershing Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. FRED LEMUEL GARRETT, III, Bowlers Wharf, Virginia. JOHN GEMMELL, JR., 2216 Mimosa Place, Wilmington, North Carolina. ROBERT GOGGIN GILLESPIE, JR., The Cove , Rt 1, Tazewell, Virginia. RICHARD FOSTER GLENN, Prospect, Virginia. JOHN RANDOLPH GRYMES, 1711 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. RANDOLPH ROBERTS HALL, 5010 Staunton Avenue, Charles- ton, West Virginia. ROBERT GARNETT HALL, JR., 14100 Dover Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. ARTHUR WIDEMAN HARRI- SON, JR., 16 Stonehurst Green, Richmond, Virginia. DANIEL MCCRACKEN HAWKS, 24 Pannill Street, Et- trick, Virginia. PAULUS IRVING HAYNS- WORTH, 1621 Link Road, Lynchburg, Virginia. Class of 1962 Class of 1962 WILLIAM JAMES HEINZER 5007 Staunton Avenue, Charles ton, West Virginia. JERRY WAYNE I-IOUC1-IENS 1597 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Peters burg, Virginia. CHARLES EDWARD HUB BARD, 154 Sunset Drive, Dan ville, Virginia. THOMAS WYNDHAM JAMI SON, 1520 Third St., S. W Roanoke, Virginia. PEYTON RANDOLPH KEL LER, JR., 125 26th Street, Roa noke, Virginia. WILLIAM ALAN KEMPTON 720 St. Christophefs Road, Rich mond, Virginia. HUGH HOLMES KERR, III, 10 E. Frederick Street, Staunton Virginia. LLOYD NATHAN KING, JR Rescue, Virginia. OLLIE SIDNEY KING, III, Res cue, Virginia. DAVID EDWARD LAIRD, JR 8900 West Broad Street, Rich mond, Virginia. WILLIAM KENDALL LEACH Hampden-Sydney, Virginia. ROBERT CLAYTON LEOIN ARD, JR., 3237 Avenham Ave nue, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. WILLIAM WESLEY LOWERY III, Tappahannock, Virginia. FRANK MARSHALL MCCLA- RY, 24 Osprey Avenue, Hamp- ton, Virginia. ROBERT GORDON MCKEN- NEY, 5518 Massachusetts Ave- nue, Falls Church. Virginia. WILLIAM JAMES NELSON W cliffe Avenue, Roanoke, Vir- . Y. ginra. DONALD BARRY NOLAN 3304 Windsor Road, Roanoke Virginia. IRVIN OWINGS, III, 311 Clo- velly Road, Richmond, Virginia JOSEPH BROWN PRINCE, IR. 1578 Westover'Avenue, Peters- burg, Virginia. STEPHEN DULANY PROC- TOR, 205 Commonwealth Ave- nue, Richmond, Virginia. WILLIAM ROBBINS RAGS- DALE, 608 Highland Drive Leaksville, North Carolina. DUDLEY ALLEN RAINE, JR. 4211 Wicomico Avenue, Belts- ville, Maryland. LOUIS WHITFIELD RAN- DALL, 4060 Forest Hill Avenue Richmond, Virginia. WILLIAM DONALD ROGER- SON, 407 Tuckahoe Blvd., Rich- mond, Virginia. juniors 4 uniors RANDOLPH LEWIS ROYS- TER, 612 Newkirk Drive, Rich- moncl, Virginia. JOSEPH ANTHONY RUCKER, III, Peaks Road, Bedford, Vir- ginia. JOSEPH MARSH RUFFIN, JR., 508 N. Meadow Street, Rich- mond, Virginia. DANIEL HOLLAND SHANER, Box 49, Route 2, Herndon, Vir- ginia. NELSON SHOWALTER, 2518 Avenham Avenue, Roanoke, Vir- ginia. CHARLES FREDERICK SHULTZ, Carson, Virginia. CLARENCE OWEN SLIGH, JR., Presbyterian Home, Lynch- burg, Virginia. KENT ALAN SMACK, 500 Norman Road, Portsmouth, Vir- ginia. ROBERT GOURDINE THOMP- SON, II, R.F.D. 1, Crewe, Vir- ginia. HARRY HOBSON TITUS, 2998 South Columbus Street, Ar- lington 6, Virginia. ROBERT HORNE TOLBERT, JR., 6 Dimitri Place, Larchrnont, New York. JOHN THOMAS TOMPKINS. III, 18 Shirley Road. Newport News, Virginia. THOMAS SHIELDS TRED- WAY, 7004 Chandler Drive, Richmond, Virginia. WILLIAM FERRELL VESS, JR., 4402 W. Grace Street, Rich- mond, Virginia. THOMAS FRASIER WIL- LIAMS, JR., 3117 N. Miiifafy Road, Arlington 7, Virginia. HERBERT DeGRANGE WOLFF, III, 2 Fort Drive, Belle- haven, Alexandria, Virginia. ERNEST MERTON WOOD, III Box 414, Sweet Briar, Virginia. NEIL WOODY YEARGIN, Coleman Street, Oxford, North Carolina. NOT PICTURED GERALD LEE DUNCAN, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia. CHAPMAN KENDALI.. HUN- TER, JR., Box 594, Appomattox, Virginia. WILLIAM GOODRIDGE SALE, III, 615 Fort Hill Drive, Charles- ton, West Virginia. Class of 1962 Sophomore Class Cfflcers DENNIS BRENT DILLS PI'L'ffxlL'l1f WADE HAMPTON SAUNDERS VNU- Pr'efi1fL'IIl FERDINAND sToooERT JOHNS Scffrelm' y- Tren UI fer LOXYIERY DOUGLAS FINLEY IlfA'lr1!'f4II2 if 56 Firrt Row: DOUGLAS ROWAN ALLEN, Bon Air, Virginia. JOHN WAYNE ALLEY, 151 Tower Street, Tazewell, Virginia. ROBERT HOLLAND BEN- NETT, 104 Laurel Lane, Virginia Beach, Virginia. WILLIAM HAROLD BLOIVI- BERG, 729 Holbrook Avenue, Danville, Virginia. Second Row: CARL CAMPBELL BOOBERG, 332 Capitol View Drive, McLean, Virginia. THOMAS BLAKE BOOTH, 4740 Connecticut Avenue, Wash- ington 8, D. C. EDWIN EDMUNDS BOUL- DIN, JR., 209 Westview Drive, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. GEORGE STEEL BOWERS, JR., 127 River Road, Maumee, Ohio. Third Roux' CARL FISHER BOWMER, 2653 Washington Blvd., Huntington, West Virginia. GILLET GRAYSON BOYCE, 1018 Wagner Road, Ruxton 4, Maryland. OTIS HENRY BRADLEY, 303 Plum Street, Danville, Virginia. RODNEY GEORGE BRADT, 1948 Woodrow Avenue, Waynes- boro, Virginia. Fourfh Row: ROBERT BARNS BRITTAIN, Tazewell, Virginia. WILLIAM HAMILTON BRY- SON, 1142 West Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. GEORGE ANDERTON BURKE, JR., 411 Green Street, Alexan- dria, Virginia. BENJAMIN MICHAEL BUT- LER, 423 West Cork Street, Winchester, Virginia. Fifth Row: HOWARD ULYSSES BUTTS, JR., 153 Lewis Avenue, Salem, Virginia. GEORGE BURROUGHS CART- LEDGE, JR., 3465 Peakwood Drive, Roanoke, Virginia. WILLIAM DUNNIGAN CAS- SIDY, III, 71 Riverside Drive, Welch, West Virginia. DAVID LESTER COSTENBA- DER, Rt. 1, Box 77A, Lynn- haven, Virginia. Sixth Row: CHARLES MARTIN COX, JR., 7801 Columbia Pike, Falls Church, Virginia. JOSH CURTIS COX, JR., Box 187, Butkeville, Virginia. CHARLES FRANCIS PAYNE CRAWLEY, JR., Appomattox, Virginia. RICHARD TEMPLE CRUZE, 4000 Kanawha Avenue, Charles- ton, West Virginia. Sophomores Class of 1963 Fifi! Roux' ERNEST PENSON CURRY, JR., Rt. 10, Box 159, Charlotte, North Carolina. JACK EUGENE CUSTER, 4604 Venable Avenue, Charleston, West Virginia. WILLIAM HERBERT DAR- DEN, III, 511 Riverview Drive, Suffolk, Virginia. NORWOOD HOWE DAVIS, JR., 2508 Third Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Second Row: DENNIS BRENT DILLS, 2473 Rivermont Avenue, Lynchburg, Virginia. LEWIS CARROLL EVERETTE, 244 Grove Park Circle, Danville, Virginia. LEAVENWORTH MCGILL FERRELL, 11 1 l Overbrook Road, Petersburg, Virginia. LOWERY DOUGLAS EINLEY, III, 411 49th Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Third Roux' ALEXANDER MURRAY FISHER, JR., 1907 Ruxton Road, Ruxton, Maryland. CHARLES RICHARD FRAMP- TON, JR., 1712 Louden Heights, Charleston, West Virginia. MERVIN ARNOLD FRANTZ, JR., S15 Moncure Street, Fred- ericksburg, Virginia. JAMES MCINNES GALLO- WAY, JR., 6922 Woodrow Ter- race, Richmond, Virginia. Fourth Row: JEFFREY LEE GARDY, Callao, Virginia. EDWARD LOUIS GEOPFERT. 158 Elm Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey. GERALD TATE GILLIAM, 1729 Chamberlain Street, South Boston, Virginia. DONALD ROBERTS GLAD- STONE, Exmore, Virginia. Fifth Row: CLYDE EARL GUTHROW, JR., 2303 Wedgewood Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. THEODORE SEARING HALL, IV, 281 Bay Avenue, Hunting- ton, New York. WILLIAM BOSWELI.. HANES, 204 Vine Street. Herndon, Vir- ginia. JAMES WILLIAM HARDIN, 102 W. Oakland Avenue, Hunt- ington, West Virginia. Sixth Row: SAMUEL CHARLES HARD- ING, JR., 751 Water Lane, Tap- pahannock, Virginia. HOLMES CONRAD HARRI- SON, 4628 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. JOHN SHIELDS HARVEY, JR., 303 Monmouth Avenue, Durham- North Carolina. PETER BOISSEAU I-IATCHER. III, 5502 Hanover Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Fi:-it Row: WILLIAIVI CARLETON HAWPE, 128 Crompton Road, Waynesboro, Virginia. JAMES EVANS HENDERSON, Brick House Place, Concord, Vir- ginia. ROBERT EDGAR HENZ- MANN, JR., 307 21st Street, Charleston, West Virginia. GEORGE PHILIP HILLEN, III, 2945 Rosalind Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia. Second Row: JOHN KNOX HILLMAN, JR., 91 Grove Street, Concord, North Carolina. JAMES WALTER HITCH- COCK, 2105 Octavia Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. DONALD WILSON HOUPE, 306 Second Avenue, Earmville, Virginia, WILLIAM DONALD HUMPH- REYS, 1521 Abbott Street, Roa- noke, Virginia. V Third Rout: TRISTRAM TUPPER HYDE, IV, 200 College Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. NEILL ARCHIBALD JEN- NINGS, JR., 112 Beverly Place, Greensboro, North Carolina. FERDINAND STODDERT JOHNS, 11 Tapoan Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. HAL STUART JOHNSON, 202 Wood Road, Richmond, Virginia. Fourth Row: EBBERT ASHBY JONES, III, 112 Clarendon Circle, Danville, Virginia. PARKE DEANS JOYNER, 101 Tonbridge Road, Richmond, Vir- ginia. CHARLES RUEUS KRUM- MELL, 5708 Meer Street, Vir- ginia Beach, Virginia. PAUL ARMSTRONG LARSH, 509 'N. High Street, Franklin, Virginia. Fifth Row: HERBERT TIMOTHY LITTLE, Ivor, Virginia. WILLIAM FRANKLIN LONG, JR., 350 East Main Street, Or- ange, Virginia. RUSSELL GREENWAY McAL- LISTER, JR., 5416 Hawthorne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia, JOHN NOBLE McDANIEL, 429 Monroe Street, Herndon, Vir- ginia. Sixth Row: THOMAS ROBB MCDANIEL, 429 Monroe Street, Herndon, Virginia. RODERICK BELL MATHEWS, 1707 Virginia Street, Charleston, West Virginia. ARTHUR JOSEPH MATNEY, 170 Grove Park Circle, Danville, Virginia. JOHN WESLEY MELTON, III, Purcell Road, Glen Allen, Vir- ginia. Sophomores l I Y 3' 1'Z. Class of 1963 Firrt Roux' WILLIAM ROYALL MIDDEL- THON, JR., 1216 Palermo Ave- nue, Coral Gables, Florida. PHILIP HERBERT MILLER, 12 Dover Street, Toms River, New Jersey. CLYDE FREDRICK MIT- CHELL, Box 274, Appomattox, Virginia. JOHN JOE MITCHELL, Alder- son, West Virginia. Semnd Roux' GORDON BOYD NEWELL, JR., 125 Cedardale Lane, Alex- andria, Virginia. GEORGE FREDERICK NIX- ON, JR., Stephenson, Virginia. WILLIE ADAMS NUNNALLY, 4323 Walmsley Blvd., Rich- mond, Virginia. JAMES LUTTRELL PATTON, 600 Fort Hill Drive, Charleston, West Virginia. Third Row: WALTER GREYSON QUARLES, JR., 2131 Cowper Drive, Raleigh, North Carolina. HOLMAN CALVIN RAWLS, III, York Lane, Virginia Beach, Virginia. FREDERIC SCOTT REED, Sabot Hill, Sabot, Virginia. HUGHES KENNEDY REVE- LEY, JR., Natural Bridge Station, Virginia. Fourth Roux' RAYMOND WALKER RID- DLEBERGER, JR., South Samuel Street, Charles Town, West Vir- ginia. JOHN WILLOUGHBY ROMM, JR., 6010 Carroll Place, Norfolk, Virginia. EVANS CASKIE ROSS, 2022 Mt. Vernon Road, Roanoke, Vir- ginia. WADE HAMPTON SAUN- DERS, III, S40 Cassell Lane, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. Fifth Roux' BOBBY GENE SAYLOR, Fork Union, Virginia. JOHN PAYNE SCHERER, 205 Granville Avenue, Beckley, West Virginia. GEORGE SAMUEL SCOTT, 557 Oak Avenue, Norton, Virginia. KENNETH NEAL SCOTT, 349 Roxbury Street, Clifton Forge, Virginia. Sixllzv Row: HARVEY FITZGERALD SEL- DEN, 101 Beauregard Avenue, Highland Springs, Virginia. HAROLD PREBBLE SETTLE, JR., 2746 Laburnum Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia. JAMES STUART SHELTON, 1210 Mowbray Place, Charlottes- ville, Virginia. HENRY ANDERSON SHIELD, Westham Station, Richmond, Virginia. Fifi! Row: WELLINGTON HILL SHIR- LEY, JR., Heathsville, Virginia. GLENN WILLARD SMALL, JR., 207 Waybridge Road, Nor- folk, Virginia. CHARLES WARNER SOM- MARDAHL, 1460 Lafayette Blvd., N. W., Roanoke, Virginia. SHERRILL WORTH STOCK- TON, JR., 3415 Grandin Road Ext., Roanoke, Virginia. Second Row: MARSHALL HOWARD STU- ART, 4508 W. Seminary Ave- nue, Richmond, Virginia. BOYD VALENTINE SWITZER, 714 Locust Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia. WILLIAM WALLACE TEN- NENT, III, 2414 Wedgewood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. JOHN VERMILLION, III, 310 North Street, Portsmouth, Vir- ginia. Third Row: JOSEPH FRANKLIN VIAR, JR., 1016 New Hampshire Ave- nue, Lynchburg, Virginia. RONALD COOK WEINGART, 21 W. Masonic View Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia. PRESSLEY BYRNES WHITE, JR., 106 66th Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia. LINWOOD GIBSON WILKES, 2903 Pickett Street, Hopewell, Virginia. Fourth -Row: RODNEY ERNEST WILLIAMS, 2 North Elm Avenue, Highland Springs, Virginia. DAVID GARTHRIGHT WIL- SON, JR., 5908 West Club Lane, Richmond, Virginia. RAYMOND ANDREW WOODY, 1012 Foxcroft Road, Richmond, Virginia. ALFRED HUNTER YEATTS, 2018 Monument Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Fifth Row: SAMUEL CARTER ZERBE, 52 21st Street, Nitro, West Virginia. NOT PICTURED ANDREW JOSEPH CANADA, JR., 216 Main Street, Farmville, Virginia. WILLIAM GASTON CAPER- TON, 724 Broad Street, Mount Hope, West Virginia. RONALD EDWARD COX, 1007 Lola Avenue, Altavista, Vir- ginia. WILLIAM SCOTT DAVIDSON, 106 Woodlawn Avenue, Lynch- burg, Virginia. CHARLES REXFORD DAYE, Route 2, Fatmville, Virginia. JAMES FRANKLIN HATCHER, 2654 Robin Hood Road, Roa- noke, Virginia. THOMAS ALEXANDER HUGHES, JR., 6101 N. W. 16th Street, Washington, D. C. JAMES ELEY JORDAN, IR., 511 St. Christopher's Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. ik V1 KH ,unix Sophomores HENRY von LENGERKE, MEY- ER, III, Viola Road, Sulfern, New York. WALTER OBENCHAIN SMITH, III, 53 Lee Street, Front Royal, Virginia. DONALD TYLER SWIFT, 904 Brompton Street, Fredericksburg. Virginia. Freshman Class Officers R 51 .1-Q 62 I, XWILLIAM KENT CARTER, .IR PI'L7,fi1fl37If LOUIS RANDOLPH PARTRIDGE I 'ire-Pr'c,u'i1fe21l JOHN PEYTON MCGUIRE BOYD SEL'I'L'1zIl'w'l''T1l'l:cZJllI'E7' AIOHN ARCHER KOCH, .IR Hixtoriaiz Class of 1964 Firrt Roux' DAVID DUNHAM ADDISON. 511' Evelyn Byrtl Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. JAIVIES CURTIS AKERS, JR., Stuart, Virginia. JOHN LOWELL ALEXANDER. 359 Wasl1ington, N. E., Albu- querque, New Mexico. DAVID JAMES ANDERSON. 2007 Darden Terrace, Ports- mouth, Virginia. Second Roux' LOUIS PHILIP BAILEY, JR., Rural Route iii Nathalie, Vir- ginia. EDWIN BOYD BAKER, Ran- dolph, Virginia. TIMOTHY HOGE BARTON. 1544 Lee Street, Charleston, West Virginia. GEORGE HUGHES BECK- WITH, Route 1, Box 251, Earlys- ville, Virginia. Tlaitrll Row: JOHN HAMILTON BERGE- RON, 6721 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. HENRY STALEY BERRY, 414 Southampton Avenue, Danville. Virginia. ROGER WILMER BFUERMAN, 519 Viola Terrace, Portsmouth, Virginia. DOUGALD LEACH BLUE, III, 2405 Alycia Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Fourth Ro-ua' HAROLD URQUHART BYL- THE, Country Club Road, Frank- lin, Virginia. JAMES ARTHUR BOTT, JR., MC 207 Nanticoke Acres, Sea- ford, Delaware. REGINALD WELLER BOURS, III, 909 South Washington Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina. JOHN PEYTON MCGUIRE BOYD, 6507 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, Virginia. Fifth Rona' JAMES COY BYERS, III, Box 108 Malden, West Virginia. WILLIAM KENT CARTER, JR., 1109 High Street, Farmville, Virginia. MICHAEL DAVID CAVER, 1005 Francisco Road, Richmond, Virginia. CHARLES THOMAS CAYCE. 413 55rd Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Sixth Row: WILLIAM BATES CHAPPELL, 3211 Hawthorne Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. CLARENCE CONWAY CHEWNING, III, 103 Tuckahoe Blvd., Richmond, Virginia. LUCIOUS HENRY CLEMONS, JR., 622 Ratclilfe Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. JOHN BRIGHAM CLINE, 351 N. Washington Street, Falls Church, Virginia. Fnzit Roux' KENNETH VUAYNE COOK, Route ii I, Chantilly, Virginia. DAVID MICHAEL COUCH- MAN, 610 East Monroe Street, Wytheville, Virginia. RICHARD FITZGERALD CRALLE, -IR., 406 Third Avenue, Farmville, Virginia. ERIC REYNOLDS CREN- SHAXV. JR., 907 School Street, Farmvillc, Virginia. Secomf Roux' JOHN SIDNEY DAVENPORT, GISZ St. Andrews Lane, Rich- mond, Virginia. RICHARD XWILLIAM DAVIS. Sllll Willow Road, N. W., Roa- noke, Virginia. DAVID HUGH DILLARD, II, I Bon Air Circle. Lynchburg, Virginia. WILLIAINI JAMES DOUGHER- TY, DIR., 7' Columbia Avenue, Hampton, Virginia. Tlvinf Roux' AIAINIES FIELDING DOUTHAT, Blue Hills-Route l, Roanoke, Virginia. FLETCHER FITZGERALD DRAKE, 'ill Ridgeley Road, Norfolk, Virginia. WILLIAINI SIDNEY DRUEN. 521 Second Street, Farmville, Virginia. ALDRICI-I DUDLEY, III. 6609 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, Virginia. Fllllffb Ruzzu' SAMUEL HARDY DUERSON, II, Quarters 54, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. JAMES ROBERTSON ELLIOT. -IR., 120-I Buckingham Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. RONALD LEE ELLIS. -3902 Riverside Drive. Richmond, Vir- ginia, GERALD LAWRENCE ENGEL. 5945 Orchard Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Fifth Roux' THOMAS LYNN FITZPAT- RICK, 527 Cassell Lane, Roaa noke, Virginia. DONALD ROSSITER FORD, AIR., 21' Montgomery Avenue, Norristown, Pennsylvania. DAVID CHIPMAN FULLER. EI3 -loth Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia. IOHN KERR FYFE. IR., IIS Rolfe Lane, Virginia Beach, Vir- ginia. Sixth Roux' RICHARD MARSHALL GAINES, l-IOS Wfiltshire Ave- nue, San Antonio 9, Texas. MAC ARMOUR GAMBILL, Southwood, Vffelch. West Vir- ginia. LEWIS EDWARD GARNETT, IR., Route 5, Farmville, Virginia. RILEY BURB GIBBS. Hurley, Virginia. F5- Class of 1964 Freshmen Firrt Row: JULIAN CHARLES GILLS, Church Street, Appomattox, Vir- ginia. ALLEN MARTIN GLASGOW, 5025 Dover Drive, Roanoke, Virginia. EDWIN HAWLEY GRAVES, JR., 1665 Brandon Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia. DOUGLAS GRAY, 4405 Klingle Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Secwzfl Roux' DANIEL SCOTT HALL, 1125 Ball's Hill Road, McLean, Vir- ginia. ROBERT EDGE HALLER, 4254 Redgate Avenue, Norfolk, Vir- ginia. WALTER DANIEL HAY, Pres- byterian Home, Lynchburg, Vir- ginia. ROBERT EDGAR HELTZEL. JR., 1507 Handley Avenue, Winchester, Virginia. Third Row: LARRY DONALD HENSLEY, 821 Windham Street, South Hill, Virginia. ROBERT LEE HINES, JR., 214 Park Lane, South Hill, Virginia. CARLYLE PEERMAN HOL- LAND, III, S15 Dumville Ave- nue, Suffolk, Virginia. FRED LATANE HUDGINS, New Canton, Virginia. Fozzrlh Row: ROBERT DEVEREUX JAR- RATT, P. O. Box 255, Floyd, Virginia. NATHANIEL ABRAHAM JOBE, JR., Buchanan Street. St. Paul, Virginia. MAC HENRY JOHNSON, 520-1 Greenland Avenue, N. W., Roa- noke, Virginia. FRED LOUIS KELLMEYER, 804 Bridge Road, Charleston, West Virginia. Fifth Row: ROBERT KING, III, 5502 Rug- by Road, Durham, North Caro- Iina. JOHN ARCHER KOCH, JR., 3504 Edgewood Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. HECHT SOMMERS LACKEY, JR., 802 South Adams Street, Henderson, Kentucky. CLYDE CAMPBELL LAMOND, III, 604 Janneys Lane, Alexan- dria, Virginia. Sixth Roux' WILLIAM JAMES LAWRENCE. 3112 Allendale Street, Roanoke, Virginia. FONTAINE BROUN LAW- SON, 10 Grosscup Road, Charles- ton. West Virginia. STEPHEN COLWELL LEVER- TON, SIS Yorkshire Drive, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. THOMAS MARTIN LEWIS, Wardtown, Virginia. Fifi! Rong' LEONARD CECIL LONG, 4315 E. Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. PHILIP LEE LOTZ, JR., -I0 Col- lege Circle, Staunton, Virginia. HORACE CHURCHMAN LU- KENS, JR., Box 551 Vienna. Virginia. CHARLES ISAAC LUNSFORD, II, 3015 Avenham Avenue, Roa- noke, Virginia. Sammi' R aux' MILTON DUDLEY LYTLE, 22 Oakland Drive, Newport News, Virginia. JAMES BROWN MCCAW, III. 101 6-ith Street, Virginia Beach. Virginia. WILEY ROWLAND McKEL- LAR. III, 1405 Lemon Street, Goldsboro, North Carolina. GEORGE HERBERT McNEAL, III. Reedville, Virginia. Tlvinf Row: ARTHUR STANLEY MAY- NARD, JR., S19 Atwood Street, Huntington, West Virginia. GEORGE ERRETT MILEY, III, 5804 Chamherlayne Avenue. Richmond, Virginia. JOHN ROBERT MILLIRON, Callaway, Virginia. SAMUEL SPENCER MOORE. II, 305 Shawnee Circle, Charles- ton, XY'est Virginia. F4lllI'fl7 Rout' MICHAEL FIELD MOORMAN, Route 5, Bedford, Virginia. WAYNE ANDREW MORRI- SON, 11S Battle Street, S. W., Vienna, Virginia. VERNON JOSEPH NILY, JR., Box 258, Route 2, Easton, Mary- land. JESSE WILLIAM OVERBEY, Box 546, Chatham, Virginia. Fifth Roux' DONALD WAYNE OWEN. Wyfllieshurg, Virginia. JAMES PALMER OWEN, JR., 2103 Link Road, Lynchburg. Vir- ginia. GEORGE WILSON PAGE, JR., Johnson Street, Hartwell, Geor- gia. GRAHAM EISHBURNE PAINTER, JR., 303 Shawnee Circle, Charleston, West Virginia. Sixlb Rauf: JOHN CROMWELL PARROTT, 11, 3112 Somerset Street, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. LOUIS RANDOLPH PART- RIDGE. 561 Boyd Street, Chase City, Virginia. RICHARD LYMAN PAULEY, 225 Staunton Avenue, Charles- ton, West Virginia. GEORGE FAIRFAX PERKINS, 1121 Roslyn Avenue, Colonial Heights, Virginia. Class of 1964 Class of 1964 Fifi! Roux' JAMES ARCHER PERKINS, JR., Carson, Virginia. KENNETH MANN PRITCH- ETT, 7 Center Hill, Petersburg, Virginia. ROBERT LOUIS QUARLES, JR., 855 Forest Road, Roanoke, Virginia. JACK VAUGHAN RAMSEY, Madisonville, Virginia. S6f0Il!l, Roux' JOHN DERHAM ROBERTS. S15 Horsepen Road, Richmond, Virginia, GILES MEBANE ROBERTSON, JR., 1119 West Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. ALFRED FRANCIS ROBIN- SON, JR., 1421 Park Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. PHILIP FOSTER ROOT, 615 Fort Hill Drive, Bedford, Vir- ginia. Third Row: ALLAN SUTPHIN ROSS, 245 North Kanawha Street, Beckley, West Virginia. RICHARD EARL RUBLE, 1902 Arlington Road, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia, CHARLES EDWARD RUS- SELL, JR., Hatton Point Farm, Churchland, Virginia. LOWERY BEAUCHAMP SAUNDERS, 330 North Main Street, Manassas, Virginia. Fourth Roux' JOHN HAMILTON SCHERER, JR., 1429 Park Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. JAMES RANDOLPH SCOTT, JR., 502 Oak Avenue, Norton, Virginia. JOHN DICKERSON SEMONES, 508 7th Street, Radford, Virginia. KEITH MORTON SHEPHERD, 5459 Macomb St., N. W., Wash- ington 16, D. C. Fifth Row: LOUIS ALEXANDER SKID- MORE, Hampden-Sydney, Vir- ginia. CHARLES HARRISON SMITH, JR., 217 Court Street, Abingdon, Virginia. ROBERT JARRATT SPIERS, JR., 4251 Knob Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. WILLIAM JORDAN STEED, JR., Springdale Drive, Camden, South Carolina. Sixth Row: ROBERT ELEY STEINHILBER, Thalia Acres, Lynnhaven, Vir- ginia. GREGORY OWINGS STONE, 5 Mathewson, Lane, Barrington, Rhode Island, SHERWOOD EUGENE SUT- TON, JR., Dutton, Virginia. PAUL HUBERT SWEENEY, JR., Route 5, Box 226, Rich- mond, Virginia Fifi! Rim! CHARLES FORD SYDNOR. 355 Lexington Road, Richmond. Virginia, GEORGE PATRICK TARRY. JR., 515 Williamsboro Street, Oxford, North Carolina. JOHN PAUL TAYLOR, JR., Appomattox, Virginia. DAVID FRANKLIN TERRY, 2019 Mansion Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia, SLTINIII Roux' JAMES LEE THACKER, JR.. Disputanta, Virginia. RICHARD McILWAlNE THACKSTON, JR., Route 3. Farmville, Virginia. CLIFFORD LAMONT THOM- AS, Presbyterian Home, Lynch- lwurg, Virginia. BRIGHTMORE THOMPSON. R.F.D. 1, Crewe, Virginia. Tlvirzf Roux' RANDOLPH EDMONDS TROW, JR., l'02 Ranch Drive. Richmond, Virginia. WILLIAM HENRY CABELL VENABLE, 1426 Elm Street, Grinnell, Iowa. HUNT BRADFORD WAG- STAFF, Pintail Point, Queens- town, Maryland. ROBERT STANLEY WAHAB. III, 220 Bobolink Drive, Vir- ginia Beach, Virginia. Fnurlla Roux' JEFFREY LUCKEY WARD. 511 2-ith Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia. ROBERT PARKER WATERS. 1615 Laburnum Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. STANLEY BENJAMIN WAT- KINS, II, Stuart, irginia. WILLIAM RANDOLPH WAT- KINS, JR., 1010 Marshall Ave- nue, South Boston, Virginia. Fiffb Roux' MEREDITH ALFRED WEAV- ER, JR., 3208 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. HARRY CHARLES WEISKIT- TEL, III, 45 Warrenton Road. Baltimore, Maryland. ROBERT HATHEWAY WELCH, 901 West Slst Street, Richmond, Virginia. HERBERT STEELE WHEARX', III, 301 Olivet Avenue, Crewe, Virginia. Sixth Roux' WILLIAM SOLOMON WILK- INSON, IV, 912 Cambridge Place, Norfolk, Virginia. PAUL VINCENT WILLIAMS, Moorcheld, West Virginia. THOMAS HUTTON WOOD, S15 Palace Blvd., Clifton Forge, Virginia. FREDERICK WILLARD WOODRUFF. 126 Oakwood Road, Charleston, West Virginia. NOT PICTURED ALEXANDER REMOR ALVES, 55-4 Sunset Avenue, Watertown, Connecticut. . v i -fep-2. .f 1 'fl 'QC' I rr EWEN PASCHAL BARNETT, 404 Hawthorne Drive, Danville, Virginia. FRANK HAWTHORNE BLUN- DELL, P. O. Box 126, Braddock Heights, Maryland. RICHARD HUNTER CARD- WELL, Clover, Virginia. MICHAEL TYLER CRONE, 2220 Fifth Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. HUGH GARLAND EDMUNDS, JR., 3208 Hawthorne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. FRANKLIN WAYNE GRAY, 18-il Arch Street, Petersburg, Virginia. CHARLES VANLEAR HO- BACK, 205 Lucust Avenue, Sa- lem, Virginia. KEMP NEAL HUNT, 1606 Can- terbury Road, Raleigh, North Carolina. JOHN PEARMAN JONES, 625 Madison Street, Emporia, Vir- ginia. GEORGE HENDERLITE PLUN- KETT, 40' Beech Street. Farm- ville, Virginia. WELDON WALTER TUCK. Box 27, Virgilina, Virginia. CARLTON ALEXANDER VANLEAR, III, 115 Montpelier Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia. , Y :ar WL In .,,, 4-.-4 I v-Q1 - I .v ,tr , IEEEEEI ' Q r I 1 , I ,I I: I I I I I I I I yy I I 14: Z: - BULL DOG AT HER BEST KAPPA SIG'S REIGN AGAIN PHANTOM STRIKES AGAIN SEE, WE DO HAVE STUDENTS! TIGER, TIGER BURNING BRIGHT 1 . L X 1,4-f I 1 ff I 'Tr ff' P ' In T..- ? 1 Firrt Ruiz: Abbott, Coons, Fisher, Fowlkes, Gladding, Holman, Mclieel, McVey, Roberts, Ballard, Bryant. Second Roux' Grymes, Hall, Kempton, Owings, Rogerson, Sligh, Wfollf. Bryson, Burke, Curry, Joyner, Third Roux' Newell Saylor, Yc-arts, Caver, Druen, Dudley. Duerson. Hay. Hines, Lackey, Lukens, Frinrfb Roux' Lytle, Moorman, Roberts Robertson, Scherer. Steinhilber, Thomas, XVOodruFf. l chi Phi I r. GEORGE JENNINGS lVlCVEY Pmtijefll JOHN EDMKND ROBERTS, JR. Vit?-Pz'e,ritfel1t ROBERT GARNETT HALL, JR. S6'L'?'67f.Il'Y'j' CLARENCE ONVEN SLIGH, JR. 7l!'C:l,flH'CI' Founded in 1824 EPSILON CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1867 .-V' iv I-. .J J- I. Fratref in Urbe Robert Kincaid Brock Robert Thruston Hubard Frairer in Facilitate Robert Thruston Hubard, Jr. joseph Triplett Trotter Frufrex in Collegio CLASS 1961 Earl Leighton Abbott, jr. Richard Edmunds Coons Louis McLane Fisher, jr. Francis Meriwether Fowkles, Jr. CLASS john Wright Ballard, III Peter Littleheld Bryant john Randolph Grymes Robert Garnett Hall, jr. William Alan Kempton Herbert De CLASS William Hamilton Bryson George Anderton Burke, jr. Ronald Edward Cox Ernest Penson Curry, Jr. David Saunders Jones CLASS Michael David Caver William Sidney Druen Aldrich Dudley, III Samuel Hardy Duerson, ll Walter Daniel Hay Robert Lee Hines, jr. Hecht Sommers Lackey, Jr. Horace Churchman Lukens, Jr. Otho Lee Gladdings, III David Oliver Holman Daniel Walter McKeel, jr. George Jennings McVey John Edmund Roberts, -Ir. 1962 Henry von Lengerke Meyer, III Irvin Owings, III Clarence Owen Sligh, jr. Donald Tyler Swift Grange Wolfe, III 1965 Parke Deans Joyner Gordon Boyd Newell William Donald Rogersorl Bobby Gene Saylor Alfred Hunter Yearts 1964 Milton Dudley Lytle Michael Field Moorman john Derhan Roberts Giles Mebane Robertson, jr. john Hamilton Scherer, jr. Robert Eley Steinhilber Clifford Lamont Thomas Fredrick Willard Woodruff A-1 ' 5 WW MISS VIRGINIA READY Fresno, California Sweet Briar College Spozzmreff by Daniel Wfalter McKeel, jr. '7 1-H 4 ,1 -gh 1:1 f -. I ISL ,- ta ' B 1' 9 ' .sQ,,,11'?:I 1 Q g..P.,, 1.-5,3212 '45 , .- gun ' -:EI 73 jif- 1 U23 Fin: Roux' Acken, Barger, Stewart, Stump. Dills, M., Ferguson, Royster, Shaner. Second Roux' Tolbert, Costen bacler. Crawley, Dills, D-, Finley, Hanes, Hillman. Henzeman. Third Row: Hitchcock, Larsh. McDaniel, J., Mc Daniel, T., Patton, Quarles, Scott, S., Cook. Fourlh Roux' C1-alle, Dillard, McCaw, Owen, Scott, D. i ?f Y- E 5 I GIIIGI-ZS Sf JOHN ROBERT STUMP Preridenl ANDREW J. CANADA, JR. Vice-Preriflent MICHAEL Du.Ls Sewetfzry DANIEL HOLLAND SHANER Treamrer igma Chi Founded in 1855 SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1872 Reoranized at Hampden-Sydney College in 1931 74 124 Prater in Urbe Ray Atkinson Moore Fratrer in Facultate Denison Maurice Allan Henry William Hoffman Martin Boyd Coyner, Jr. Fratres in Collegio CLASS OF 1961 john Marshall Acken Robert McClellean Barger Andrew Joseph Canada, Jr. John Robert CLASS OF Michael Hill Dills Randolph Lewis Royster CLASS David Lester Costenbader Charles Francis Payne Crawley, jr. William Scott Davidson Dennis Brent Dills Lowery Douglas Finley, III William Boswell Hanes Robert Edgar Henzmann, Jr. CLASS OF Kenneth Wayne Cook Richard Fitzgerald Cralle, Jr. George William Harding, jr. Robert Myrtland Lloyd, III Olen Clifford Stewart, Jr. Stump 1962 Daniel Holland Shaner Robert Horne Tolbert, jr. 1963 John Knox Hillman, jr. james Walter Hitchcock Paul Armstrong Larsh john Noble McDaniel Thomas Robb McDaniel james Luttrell Patton Walter Greyson Quarles, jr. George Samuel Scott 1964 David Hugh Dillard, II james Palmer Owen, Jr. james Randolph Scott, jr. in NVE MRS. ANDREW JOSEPH CANADA Lynchburg, Virginia Sponsored by Andrew joseph Canada, jr +51 75 25+ 5 Firtt Roux' Ames, Bailey, Hamilton, Leary, Mayo, Repass, Zimmerman, Andrews, Farrar, Hall. Serum! Roux' Harri- son, Haynesworth, Heinzer, Jamison, King, Rucker, Ruthn, Showalter, Wood, Yeargin. Third Rou: Allen, Bouldin Bowers, Cartledge, Cruze, Ferrell, Fisher, Hall, Hatcher, johnson. Fourth Roux' Mathews, Rawls, Reed, Romm Shield, Wilson, Addison, Carter, Chewning, Davenport. Fifth Roux' Douthat, Lawson, Lunsford, Moore, Parrott Quarles. QQ Kappa Sigma Founded in 1869 UPSILON CHAPTER NELSON SHOWALTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1883 Prerident HUGH KIRKPATRICK LEARY V ice-Preriden! A JAMESS ALBERT REPAss Secretary T1-1oMAs WYNDHAM JAMISON Trenmrer Jil 7 6 121- F ratrer in Facullate Graves Haydon Thompson Edward Keith Dix Frntrer in Collegio CLASS or Dean Adcock Bailey John Randolph Page Hamilton 1961 Hugh Kirkpatrick Leary Cary Burwell Mayo, III james Albert Repass Eric Bland Zimmerman CLASS OF Charles Chilcote Ames Charles Thomas Andrews Larry Everette Farrar Randolph Roberts Hall Arthur Wiseman Harrison, Jr. Thomas Wyndham Jamison joseph Anthony Rucker, III CLASS OF Douglas Rowan Allen Edwin Edmunds Bouldin, jr, George Steel Bowers, jr. George Burrougs Cartledge, Jr. Richard Temple Cruze Leavenworth McGill Ferrell Alexander Murray Fisher Theodore Searing Hall, IV Peter Boisseau Hatcher, III CLASS OF David Dunham Addison William Kent Carter, jr. Clarence Conway Chewning, III John Sidney Davenport james Fielding Douthat Hugh Garland Edmunds, jr. 1962 Joseph Marsh Ruffin, jr. William Goodridge Sale, III Nelson Showalter Paulus Irving Haynesworth William james Heinzer Ernest Merton Wood, III Neil Woody Yeargin 1965 Charles VanLear Hoback Hal Stuart johnson Lloyd Nathan King, Jr. Roderick Bell Mathews Holman Calvin Rawls, III Frederic Scott Reed john Willoughby Romm, jr. Edward Shield Henry Anderson Shield David Garthright Wilson, Jr. 1964 Kemp Neal Hunt Fontaine Broun Lawson Charles Isaac Lunsford Samuel Spencer Moore, II john Cromwell Parrott, II Robert Louis Quarles, jr. Weldon Walter Tuck .v 19 ,QV 'lr- ' MISS DE DE HARRIS Alexandria, Virginia 5p0115m'e'd by ,lohn Randolph Page Hamilton Al ' 1: S, If jt Firrt Roux' Chappell. Hoy, jenks, johnson, jones, Overcash, Thomas, Wertz, Yancey, Burgess, Butler. Serond Rou' Edmunds, Evans, Hubbard, Randall, Tredway, Booth, Bradley, Davis, Everette, Gladstone. Guthrow. Third Ron' Hardin johns, Krummell, Little, McAllister, Matney. Middelthon, Miller, Mitchell, Reveley, Ross. Fourth Rou' Saunders, Shelton, Sommardahl, Stuart, Tennant, Viar, Woodyr, Boyd, Chappell, -lobe, johnson, Koch. Fiflb Roux' Long Lotz, Maynard, Miley, Perkins, Pritchett, Shepherd, Smith. Steed, Waters, Wfatkins, Wood. y f P1 Kappa Alpha Jfalffllg Ni X I-L J 1 Founded in 1868 Ill ll IOTA CHAPTER KELLEY ENNIS OVERCASH Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1885 Pz'e,rin'e11t RICHARD WAYNE XVERTZ Vice-Pre.rir1'e1zt THoMAs LOYAL JENKS Trerm1z'er XY'II.I.IAM TILLMAN BUTLER, JR. Secrefm'-1' ffl 'S Fr Fran-ex in Urbe Paul Tulane Atkinson John Stokeley Fulton Fnzlrei in Facultafe Thomas Edward Gilmer Walter A. Leyland Fratref in Collegio CLASS or 1961 Charles Bonham Collman Marshall Reid Ebert Donald Laban Edmunds Wayne Edward Hoy Thomas Loyal jenks Frederick Lloyd johnson CLASS james Wesley Burgess William Tillman Butler, jr. Edward Livington Evans CLASS Thomas Blake Booth Otis Henry Bradley William Gaston Caperton Richard Hunter Cardwell Norwood Howe Davis, jr. Lewis Carroll Everette Donald Roberts Gladstone Clyde Earl Guthrow, jr. James William Hardin James Franklin Hatcher Thomas Alexander Hughes, Ir. Ferdinand Stoddert johns Charles Rufus Krummell Herbert Timothy Little Ewen Paschal Barnett john Peyton McGuire Boyd William Bates Chappell Michael Tyler Crone Nathaniel Abraham -lobe, Jr. Mac Henry Johnson John Archer Koch, Jr. Kelly Ennis Overcash William Hines Payne Harry Benjamin Jones, Jr. Curtis Hampton Thomas, Jr Richard Wayne Wertz Emmett Daniel Boaz Yancey 1962 Charles Edward Hubbard Louis Whitfield Randall Thomas Shields Treclway 1965 Russell Greenway MacAllister Arthur joseph Matney William Royall Middelthon, Jr. Philip Herbert Miller Clyde Fredrick Mitchell Hughes Kennedy Reveley, jr. Evans Caskie Ross Wade Hampton Saunders, III james Stuart Shelton Charles Wayner Sommardahl Marshall Howard Stuart William Wallace Tennent, III Joseph Franklin Viar, jr. Raymond Andrew Woody CLASS or 1964 Leonard Cecil Long Philip Lee Lotz, jr. Arthur Stanley Maynard, Jr. George Errett Miley, III George Fairfax Perkins Kenneth Mann Pritchett Keith Morton Shepherd 'sf 11-' +C! 79 Charles Harrison Smith, jr. William Jordan Stedd, Jr. Robert Parker Waters MISS PATSY CARR Dinwiddie, Virginia Longwood College Spomorezi by james Hunter Slaughter William Randolph Watkins, Jr.. Thomas Hutton Wood Firff Roux' Andrews, Babb, Bridgforth, Broaddus, Hedgepeth, Sears, Simms, Smith, Stone, Cook. Second Roux' David son, Houchens, Laird, Leonard, Nelson. Proctor, Shultz, Titus. Williams, Bennett. Third Roux' Boyce, Butler, Dar den. Harrison, Harvey, Hycle, Stockton, White, Blythe, Byers. FOIIITIJ Roux' Cayce, Ford, Fuller, Fyfe, Haller, Helt zel, Kellmeyer. Leverron, Painter, Perkins. Fifrb Roux' Russell, Sweeney, Sydnor, Tarry, Terry, Thacker, Ward, Wahab VC'ilkinson. Kappa Alpha ' .L a g A Q V ' ' . L 4, ,, B E5 --wilf, F dd'n1865 AL ,gg Oun e 1 ALPHA TAU CHAPTER LEWIS XVILLIAhf BRIDGEFORTH Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1899 Pre.fin'e2zt CHARLES Hnxvooo SEARS, JR. Vice-Pz'e.rirIe1zt , RYLAND ASHBY BABE, JR. Secreffrry STEPHEN DULANY PROCTOR 7 rearlfrer if S0 13? Frazer in Urbe Benjamin Rice Lacy, Jr. Prater in F nrul tale Thomas Edward Crawley Fratref in Collegio CLASS OF Leo Robnette Andrews, jr. Ryland Ashby Babb, jr. Lewis William Bridgeforth Scott Broaddus Harry Benjamin CLASS OF Phillip Milton Cook Thomas Bradley Davidson, Jr. John Shields Harvey, Jr. Jerry Wayne Houchens David Edward Laird, Jr. 1961 Larry Wayne Hammer Charles Haywood Sears, Jr. Jennings Scott Simms David Hale Smith Stone, Jr. 1962 Robert Clayton Leonard, jr. William james Nelson Stephen Dulany Proctor Charles Frederick Shultz Harry Hobson Titus Thomas Frasier Williams, jr. CLASS OF 1963 Robert Holland Bennett Gillet Grayson Boyce Holmes Conrad Harrison Tristram Tupper Hyde, IV Benjamin Michael Butler Sherrill Worth Stockton, Jr Pressley Byrnes White, Jr. CLASS OF 1964 Longwood College Harold Urquhart Blythe James Coy Byers, 111 Charles Thomas Cayce William Herbert Darden, III Donald Rossiter Ford, Jr. David Chipman Fuller john Kerr Fyfe, jr. Robert Edge Haller Robert Edgar Heltzel, jr. Fred Louis Kellmeyer Stephen Colwell Leverton xg. 1 Graham Fishburne Painter, Jr S d b james Archer Perkins, Jr. Charles Edward Russell, Jr. Paul Hubert Sweeney, Jr. Charles Ford Sydnor George Patrick Tarty David Franklin Terry James Lee Thacker Robert Stanley Wahab Jeffrey Lucky Ward William Solomon Wilkinson all S1 lie Friar! Roux' Cloninger, Frischkotn. Waring, Williams, B,, Williams, T. C., Woosley, Armsworthy, Best, Booze, Dahl Sammi' Roux' Garrett, Gemmcll, Hawks, Kerr, Lowery, Nolan, Smack, Bowmer, Frantz, Gardy. Third Roux' Hard- ing, Hillen, Jennings, Long, Selden, Settle, Shirley, Switzer, Williams, R., Zerbe. Folfrlb Roux' Bergeron, Clemons Ellis, Fitzpatrick, Holland, McNeal, Overbey, Ruble, Semones, Spiers, Stone, 1 Theta Chi Miz X . 1 llllf-,rr f l Founded in 1865 a -Z Q 'N f . llll W?-lfim NU CHAPTER JOHN SAh,fUEL WARING' 111 Established ar Hampden-Sydney College in 1914 Prerident DONALD BARRY NOLAN V ice-Preriflezzt ' CHARLES HARDWICKE FRISCHHORN, JR. Serremry CARROLL ALEXANDER Cl.oN1NGER T1'earm'er .-11 '7 111- tl S- ,J Frater in Farlzltate Russell Charles MacDonald Fratrei in Collegiu CLASS OF Carroll Alexander Cloninger Charles Hardwicke Frischkorn, jr. Daniel McCracken Hawks Michael Louis CLASS OF Sidney Graydon Armsworthy Robert Michael Best George William Booze Allen Louis Dahl Fred Lemuel Garrett, III CLASS OF Carl Fisher Bowmer Mervin Arnold Frantz, Jr. jelfry Lee Gardy Samuel Charles Harding, jr. George Philip Hillen, III Neill Archibald Jennings, Jr. 1961 John Nuttal Meadows, Jr. john Samuel Waring, Ill Thomas Curtis Williams, jr. William Bryant Williams, Jr. Woosley 1962 john Gemmell, Jr. Hugh Holmes Kerr William Wesley Lowery, III Donald Barry Nolan Kent Alan Smack 1963 William Franklin Long, jr. Harvey Fitzgerald Selden Harold Prebble Settle, jr. Wellington Hill Shirley, Jr, Boyd Valentine Switzer Rodney Ernest Williams Samuel Carter Zerbe CLASS OF Alexander Remor Alves john Hamilton Bergeron Lucious Henry Clemons, jr. Ronald Lee Ellis Thomas Linn Fitzpatrick Carlyle Peerman Holland Carlton Alexander 1964 George Hubert McNeal jesse William Overbey Richard Earl Ruble John Dickerson Semones Robert Jarratt Spiers, jr. Gregory Owens Stone VanLear, 111 L MISS BECKY WOOLRIDGE Longwood College Richmond, Virginia Sponsored by John Samuel Waring, Ill ,fi GEREY5, wi 'N it if 83 life 3 'Q' 'L' fi! .5 .4 lun- Firrt Roux' Alexander, Clark, Ewald, Wallace, Barren, Confer, Gillespie, Glenn, McKenny, Ragsdale, Raine. Second Roux' Thompson, B-, TOIUPIUUS, Alley, Blombefg, Bradt, Brittain, Cassidy, Cox, Frampton, Gilliam, Hawpe Third Roux' Jones, Mitchell, Scherer, Vermillion, Weingarr, Alexander, Beckwith, Berry, Elliot, Gaines, Gambill Fourth Roux' Glasgow, Gray, Jarratt, King, Lamond, Lawrence, Morrison, Ross, Thompson, B., Trow. ' 8 Z Lambda Chi Alpha .Mr i- 532219-f l l f E d d ' 1 0 oun e in 9 9 KAPPA ETA ZETA CHAPTER CHARLES PALMER ALEXANDER, JR. Esrablished ar Hampden-Sydney College in 1926 P'1'?.fi!f67Zf EBBERT ASHBY JONES, III , Vice-Prexidmzt ROBERT GOGGIN GILLESPIE Secretary WILKIN RICHARD CLARK TreizJ11'rer all S4 9 Frater in Urbe Claudius Hornsby Pritchard, jr F1-atrer in Facnltafe Emmett Roach Elliot Philip Hortenstine Ropp Weyland Thomas Joyner Fratrer in Collegio CLASS OF Charles Palmer Alexander, Jr. Wilkin Richard Clark CLASS OF Robert Winslow Batten Robert Goggin Gillespie, Jr. Richard Foster Glenn Robert Gordon McKenney William Robbins Ragsdale CLASS OF John Wayne Alley Rodney George Bradt Robert Barns Brirtain Wfilliam Dunnigan Cassidy, III Josh Curtis Cox Charles Richard Frampton, Jr. 1961 Robert Byrnes Ewald, III Robert Edward Wallace 1962 Dudley Allen Raine, jr. Walter Obenchain Smith, III Robert Gourdine Thompson, II John Thomas Tompkins, III 1963 Gerald Tate Gilliam William Carlton Hawpe Ebbert Ashby jones, III john Joe Mitchell john Payne Scherer John Vermillion, III Ronald Cook Weingart CLASS OF john Lowell Alexander George Hughes Beckwith Henry Staley Berry Frank Hawthorne Blundell james Robertson Elliot, jr. Richard Marshall Gaines Mac Armour Gambill Allen Martin Glasgow 1964 Douglas Gray Franklyn Wayne Gray Robert Devereux Jarratt Robert King, III Clyde Campbell Lamond, III William james Lawrence Wayne Andrew Morrison Brightmoore Thompson MISS GINGER CULPEPPER Longwood College Norfolk, Virginia Sponsored by Charles P. Alexander, Ir. eil 85 jk 0 1' Sr'.1lt'il: Alexander, Andrews, Bridgfnrth, Showalter, Rucker. Shlllrflllllff jones. XV.1ring, Settle. McVey, Overcash, Ballad, Butler, Canada, Stump. OFFICERS . . Interfratern1ty C0unC1l 1'ru,s1ifti1I THE COUNCIL ' A . CHI PHI Q. Vg! 4' Ni2LsuN Siimx'fxL'l'liR Illrv f'!'4'iliI'LI1l CIIARLIEN P.Axi.Mi'R Al.lfXANIWl'R. ,IR- M i rr mv i 71-11 tlwvm 1' john Wright Ballard, lll George Jennings McVey SIGINIA CHI Andrew joseph Canada, jr. john Robert Stump KAPPA SIGMA joseph Anthony Rucker. III Nelson Showalter Pl KAPPA ALPHA William Tillman Butler, jr. Kelly Ennis Overcash KAPPA ALPHA Leo Rohinette Andrews, jr. Lewis Wlilliam Bridgforth THETA CHI Harold Prebhle Settle, -lr. John Samuel Wfaring, lll LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Charles Palmer Alex.1nder,jr lihlvert Ashby jones, lll If S6 lf- . 2-L H A wp Fraternity Life fx, fig ' rf- Nw +8 fi' X N in ' 5 r i W - If McVey Repass Founded at the College of William and Mary l 6 Established at Hampden-Sydney College 1949 Fratrer in Urlfe Edgar Graham Gammon Samuel Macon Reed Denison Maurice Allen Martin Boyd Coyner, jr. Kenneth Sawyer Falk Thomas Edward Gilmer Beniamin Rice Lacy, jr. Fralrer in Farultate Chesley Martin Hutchings W'eyland Thomas Joyner Russell Charles MacDonald Charles Ferguson McRae Fratref in Collegio George Jennings McVey James i '33 Hinton Baxter Overcash Philip l-Iorrenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Albert Repass - Phi Beta Kappa I 90 iz? Bridgforth McVey Repass Tredway NATIONAL LEADERSHIP HONOR SOCIETY Founded at Washington and Lee University 1914 Established at Hampden-Sydney College 1924 LEWIS WILLIAM BRIDGFORTH. .. GEORGE JENNINGS MCVEY ...... ROBERT THURSTON I-IUBARD, JR.. . . Fralrer in Urlae Robert Thuston Hubard Benjamin Rice Lacy, jr. Ray Atkinson Moore Robert Kincaid Brock John Stokley Fulton Edgar Graham Gammon Fratrer in Farulmze Denison Maurice Allan Thomas Edward Gilmer Martin Boyd Coyner, Jr. Thomas Edward Crawley Charles Ferguson McRae Fnzlrer in Collegio Robert Thuston Hubard, Jr. ....... . .President . . . . . . .Vice-PreJi:1'e2zt . . . .Secrezar-y-Treasurer Claudius Hornsby Pritchard, jr. Samuel Macon Reed james Henry Curry Winston Philip I-Iortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Lewis William Bridgforth james Albert Repass George Jennings McVey Thomas Shields Tredway Omicron Delta Kappa if 91 13+ Q. .'l'l'.T.'K. i? Q7 ET 4 F ev Butler. Mower, Mc.-Xllister, Dr. Thompson. Burcher, Ewald NATIONAL HONORARY lliundccd ar Univers ROBERT BYRNES 11xxALrm, Ill . CLASSICAL FRATERNITY ity or Chicago 1914 lfsuhlishcd .ir Humpde n-Sydney College 19-Q2 . ..... .............. , . ..... . , .... ........ P rexirfezzi Hum KIRKPMIQIQK LIEARY ...... ...... L 'iw-l're.mz'enf Priiiiv IIARxx'ooii BURCHER, -IR., . . . , . . . ..... . .,.. Sw-mfr,-Tmunrer F mir r in U rbc Claudius Hornsby Pritchard, jr. I7ra1r'e5 ill Kenncth Sawyer llills Fdflljldltl Russell Charles MacDonald Graves Haydon Thompson Frrzfrw in Cffflegm Philip Harwood Burcher, jr. Hugh Kirkpatrick Leary W'illidH1 Tillman Butlwf. Alf- Russell Grecnway McAllister, -lr. Rohert Byrnes Ewald, lll George Jennings lNIcVey Donald Roge ,iff .4 ROBERT BYRNIES EWALIL Ill Eta Sigma Phi r Mower, jr. C3 P ,-rA,f filmf T- VV? Q, i gas? -21 93 lk' :OID 0.9 , McKeel, Re-pass, Woosley NATIONAL I-IONORARY SCIENTIFIC ERATERNITY Founded at Randolph-Macon College 1916 Established at Hampden-Sydney College 1921 JAMES ALBERT REPASS ....................,.. . ..... , ........... Preszdent MICHAEL LOUIS WOOSLEY ..... .... . . . . . . Vice P16J'lt2767Yf LEWIS WILLIAM BRIDGFORTH. . . , ............,... . . . Seczetarg T1 eamfef Soror in Urbe Miss Alice Elizabeth Overcash Fnzlrex in Famlhzte Denison Maurice Allan Emmett Roach Elliott Thomas Edward Gilmer Weyland Thomas Joyner F mire! Lewis William Bridgforth Daniel Walter McKeel, Jr. Russell Charles MacDonald Samuel Macon Reed Hinton Baxter Overcash James Henry Curry Winston in Collegio james Albert Repass Michael Louis Woosley' JAMES ALBERT REPASS President Chi Beta Phi if 229 l 1 Thompson, Egerton, Repass, Stein, Williams, Cloninger NATIONAL HONORARY COLLEGIATIE JUURNALISM FRATERNITY Founded at Syracuse University 1909 Established at Hampden-Sydney Cnllcge 1959 tigijf 3 4 MW 1' - jfxmias ALisi1R'1' Riiimss. ...... . ..................... ......... . , ......... Prerfdem CARROLL ALEXANDER CLONINGER. . . ...... Vue-Preiidwzz HUGH KIRKPATRICK LEARY ...,.. .... ..... .... S e L '7't?fdV-J T!'6dJllfL'7' Lewis Xwilliam Bridgfurth Carroll Alexander Cluninger Stuart Egurtun. ll Pi Delta Epsilon FMJIUI' III lfrfau Claudius Hornsby Pritclurd, -lr. Frxzlw in Ftzrzlflult juss-pli Burner Cluwer Fran-w in Cnlhqgio Hugh Kirkpatrick Leary Robert Gourdine Thompsun ,Iarnes Albert Repass William Bryant Williams, jr. Alan David Stein JAMES ALHER1' REPASS President O 1:- ,.-.NX-4 ,age .. rsaszizif 5. ,,,,,gS'z' l',g,qtgzffQ A 1 gma Epsilon l NATIONAL HONORARY LITERARY FRATERNITY Founded at Vanderbilt University 1906 Established at Hampden-Sydney College 1916 RICHARD EDMUNDS COONS ........... ........ P fE'J'zjI197If JOHN MARSHALL ACKEN .......... .... V ice-Preridenz CHARLES PALMER ALEXANDER, JR. .... . . . ..... Sen-ezary Sami' in Urbe Miss Elizabeth Carrington Eggleston Frafrer in Fdflllfdfg Denison Maurice Allan Henry William Hoffman Willard Francis Bliss Robert Thruston Hubard, jr, Thomas Edward Crawley Russell Charles MacDonald Paul Livingston Grier Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Fratrer in Culfegio i - Carroll Alexander Cloninger Robert Byrnes Ewald, Ill W : Dwight Harvey Day, jr. Harry Benjamin jones, jr. I 3 Donald Roger Mower, Jr. I 1 l 1 7 1 I - I 1 1 S :fl if 125 I fl 0 ii l l if I T K Al h it Haw au appa P A lg 5 A I NATIONAL FORENs1Cs HONOR SGCIETY 1 -2- Founded at Indianapolis, Indiana 1908 l I 7739 Q99 Established at Hampden-Sydney College 1925 , A ek I. F ruler' in Ffzfuftate 1, Q Denison Maurice Allan L ' Q 11: x S D Frazier in Collegio A Francis Meriwether Folkes, jr. an I 1 L, Alpha Psi Omega NATIONAL HONORARY DRAMATIC FRATERNITY Founded at Fairmont State College 1925 Established at Hampdcn4Sydney College 1952 Frazer 112 Farultale Graves Haydon Thompson Fraher nz C0lZ8gl0 ' CW I William Robbins Ragsdale Q i Alan David Stein f E , O Y I -il 95 lie V EE I f .4 ls. AG 3 f Q5 Y' , , f f 1 ' LQ ' 4 977 1,f -- Student Government LEWIS WILLIAM BRIDGEORTH THOMAS SHIELDS TREDWAY DENNIS BRENT DILLS Prefidenf V ice-Prefix! ent Sefretm'y-Trenmrer Student Government Committees FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE JOHN RANDOLPH GRYMES, Clmirmmz STUART EGERTON, II LEWIS WILLIAM BRIDGFORTI-I FOOD COMMITTEE STUDENT FINANCE COMMITTEE RANDOLPH LEWIS ROYSTER, C1JdI7'l1ldll CARROLL ALEXANDER CLONINGER, Cbairfmm RICHARD WAYNE WERTZ PETER LITTLEEIELD BRYANT, Secrerary BENJAMIN IVIICHAEL BUTLER JAMES ALBERT REPASS, Treamrer -SLI 98 :QT Student Council Prexident junior Reprexrentatizfex Sophomore Repretenlativer LEWIS WILLIAM BRIDGFORTH WILLIAM TILLMAN BUTLER, BENJAMIN MICHAEL BUTLER Senior Reprefentatizfef JR- NORWOOD HOWE DSVIS' JR' DANIEL WALTER MCKEEL, JR. EVSEESZMSLZIQTLELEINZER FTEJZNIZKZIZ Represefziatnfex GEORGE JENNINGS MCVEY WILLIAM BATES CHAPPELL JAMES ALBERT REPASS JOHN KERR FYFE, JR. Student Assembl Prexident pi Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha I-EWIS WILLIAM BIIIDGFORTH CURTIS HAMPTON THOMAS, CHARLES PALMER ALEXANDER, Chi Phi JR- JR- PE1-ER LITTLEFIELD BRYANT RICHARD WAYNE WERTZ WILLIAM CARLTON HAWPE JOHN RANDOLPH GRYMES Kappa Alpha Inaepenawm Sigma Chi BENJAMIN MICHAEL BUTLER JOHN KNOX HILLMAN, JR. DANIEL HOLLAND SHANER Kappa Sigma JAMESS ALBERT REPASS NELSON SHOWALTER DAVID EDWARD LAIRD, JR. EDW H KIRKWOOD GODSEY2 Them Chi FRANK MARSHALL MCCLARY CARROLL ALEXANDER MARSHALL NUCKOLS CLONINGER PEARMAN, JR. GEORGE PHILIP HILLEN, III JR. J Who's Who LEWIS W'lLLlAM BRIDGFORTH, 100 West Virginia Avenue, Crewe, Virginia, Ki, UAE. X542 UAH, KA- LEIDOSCOPE. Feature Editor 151: Student Council 12,311 Student Assembly 131: Student Body President 1-in Sec- retary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class: President of Junior Classg President of Interfraternity Council 1413 Student Assistant of Physics Departmentg Kappa Alpha Order, Treasurer 151, President 1-ll: Omicron Delta Kappa, Presi- dent 1-iaz Chi Beta Phi, Secretary-Treasurer 1-113 Adamson Award: ll bo'r limbo Among S!1m'er1!.r in flmericarz Univer- ritief and Colfeger. CARROLL ALEXANDER CLONINGER, Box 683, Paw Creek, North Carolina, HX. UAE! Student Assembly 1-11, Student Finance Committee 1411 Tiger. Feature Staff 121. Sports Editor 151. Editor-in-Chief 1-ilg H-S Magazine, Business Manager 1-il: Psychology Club 12.5.-ll, President 141g French Student Assistant 131: Psychology Student Assistant 141, English Student Assistant 141: Theta Chi, Treasurer 1411 Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice President 141, Rosewell Page Award 1373 Wbolr Who Among Siudentr III Amerimn Unirerritier and Colleger. GEORGE JENNINGS MCVEY, 2018 Stuart Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia, X42 0-NK, Hfllg Student Body Secretary- TfC3Surer 121, Student Body Vice-President 1311 Secretary of Sophomore Class, Treasurer of junior Class: Football 11, 2.3-Ang Varsity Club 125,413 Interfraternity Council 1413 Physics Student Assistantg Omicron Delta Kappa 1411 Eta Sigma Phi 12.3,-113 Chi Beta Phi 13,-41g OAK Outstanding Freshman Award: Macon Reed Math Award 1233 1l7bo'r ?1 bo Among Sfudentr in American Uniz'erJitie.f and Col- eger. WILLIAM BRYANT WILLIAMS, JR., 7505 River Drive, Newport News. Virginia, GFX, 11-XE: KALE1DoscoPE, Class Editor 123, Assistant Editor 131, Co-Editor-in-Chief 1431 Glee Club 11,2,31, President 147g Class Historian 11, 2, llli Pi Delta Epsilon 141g Wino? Who Among Student: in Amerirmz Urlirerritief and Colleger. Q1 4' 100 if Hampden-Sydney Magazine CHARLES PALMER ALEXANDER, JR. Eczlifor Nzz!faz Veftigizz R6f7'0JZH7Zl' Founded in 1800, the Hnmpfzlen-Sycivzey Magazine is the outlet for creative writing at the college. STAFF CHARLES PALMER ALEXANDER, JR. ....... .Editor CARROLL ALEXANDER CLONINGER Bzamzen Mamzger JOHN lVl'ARSHALL ACKEN ......... Ammmr Editor Richard Edmunds Coons Russell Greenway McAllister Cary Burwell Mayo, III Donald Barry Nolan fri 101 33? ,,.4-w 'T . PC ROBERT BYRNES EXVALD, Ill Vf'll.l.lAhl GOODRIDGE SALE, CLYDE EARL GUTHROW, JR. P: emfwzf Ill Seureti1rQ1sTre'amrer V1i't1Pf'e,tiJf rl! Student Christian Association GORDON BOYD NFXYELL, JR.. . , . ULEN CLIFFORD STEWART, JR., PETER BOIssEAU HATCHER. lll EMMETT DANIEL YANCEY. . , . DLYDLEY ALLEN RAINE, JR.. ., TRISTAM TUPPER HYDE, IV. . . HAROLD PRFBBLE SETTLE, JR.. .. THE CABINET . . . . .Chi Phi ...Sigma Chi . . .Kappa Sigma ..Pi Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . .Kappa Alpha . . . .Theta Chi JAMES EVANS HENDERSON .... .,.. l ndependents RYLAND ASHBY BABE, JR. ....... .... S enior Class ROBERT CLAYTON LEONARD, JR. ,....... Junior Class ERNEST PENSON CURRY, -IR. ....... Sophomore Class THOMAS LOYAL JENKS .,......, Presbyterian Students JOHN THOMAS TOMPKINS, lll .,.... Episcopal Students DR. BENJAMIN RICE LACY, JR. ............ Advisor DR. JOSEPH BURNER CLOWER, . . . . .Advisor Stewart. Hyde, Sale, Ewalil. Guthrow, Settle, Leonard 4 lfml 1 , -,hwiifi ay Lmwwww .SQL-,-:ali -...Q ' - N Lixw 1 Activity of the S.C.A. during Fall Religious Week 105 ' The Sixty-fifth volume of the KALEIDOSCOPE Founded in 1895 Published annually for the students of Hampden- Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia to present 11 pictorial history of the years activities and to con- tain at roll of the students attending the College. JAMES ALBERT REPASS XVILLIAM BRYANT XVILLIAMS, JR. Cn-Etfifmzr HUGH KIRKPATRICK LEARY Bllj'fII?j,I' ilIi111.zgw' I fztmzzl Ytzff xflllllll leontrd Hill Roberts, Hawks, Houchens. 3 LEI SC PE I? E EIfit0riIzf Staff ROBERT GARNETT HALL, JR.. . ROBERT CLAYTON LEONARD, JR JERRY WIAYNE HOLICHENS. . . Jlmmgirzg Editor Clan Erliior Faczzflj' Effifor PHILIP HARWOOD BURCHER, JR, ..... Orgmzizfzziom DANIEL MCCRACREN HAWKS .,....... Hofzomrief LEO ROBNETTE ANDREWS, JR. .... C0-Spam Edimr JOHN EDMLIND ROBERTS, JR. ..... Co-Spam Efiizor DAVID EDWARD LAIRD, JR, ....... Erafervzily Editor CHARLES HARDWICKE FRISCHRORN, JR. Pbotognzpby Sfdllff Eealzfre Editor BZf.VflI6'.f.I Staff CHARLES THOMAS ANDREWS MICHAEL HILI. DILLS GEORGE WILLIABI HARDING, JR THOMAS XVYNDHAM JAMISON STEPHEN DULANEY PROCTOR NEIL WOODH' YEARGIN Bzzfizzefy Sm Wheary, Egerron Harding, Dills, Yeargin, Proctor, Jamison K S ,J K3 Q Y ,, 1 H wx Q Q1 53' Q-7 , ,V-v 'L gn, . L . T!-Iamphrn-Sghnrg I iger PJXEE vmv! -,..,J A '14-.-f-1'--1.,y-., v' f H331-P9SU13Zf'QQf.3g'y2:lL'F3li5 a.y5.'l3319.i'f',3r W1 ww' -f v-4....J ' nv Dax .Nr Nf wr?-2 4? CARROLL AIIEXANDER CLONINGER Iftfxlffz'-111-Lflltf ALAN DAVID STEIN Bffrnzett .ll.IIIu'lQL I .-1' 6 'Wig .dag E if I , -I, ,,. W Founded 1920 Member of Associate Collegiate Press. Published on Friday evenings during the school year by the Students of Hampden-Sydney College. Office: Second Floor of Graham Hull. ROBERT INIICHAEL BEST .............. AI.m.zgiug Edifor RUSSELL GREENXVAY BICALLISTER, JR. ,... Fetzfnre Edizor NORXYIOOD HOWE DAVIS, JR. ............. Sporty Elinor JAMES MCINNES GALLOWAY, JR. .......... News Editor ROBERT GOVRDINE THOMPSON, II .... Cmwhzrimz Edirol- XVILEY ROWLAND BICKELLAR, III ......,.... Arr Edimr HENRY ANDERSON SHIELD ......, fi.f.ff.f1'zZ1Il' Spam Eflizm- Nezftr Sfizff: Buddy Booberg, Garnett Hall, Neill Jennings, Bob Andrews, Jerry Houchens. Feuzmrc SIIIUIJ Dwight Day, Doug Blue, Pete Wfenver, Dave Addison, Trip Chewning, Rodney Willianis. Czrmllzfiou Staff: Bob Batten, John Tompkins, Walter Smith, Philip Butcher, Rodney Bradt, Carlton Hawpe, Charles Alexander. Sf70I'ff Sztzlfs Bill Hardin, George Miley, Mac McAllister, Jim Patton, Greyson Quarles, Sid Davenport. 18 f 'Q ' I I rmigviviii 1-. .mela w-ws . Nw. s gr 1-1. XY'll.1.IAxi BRYANT XYILLIAMS, I'i'iQi life nr FIIZRRY VU.-XYNE HoL'cHENs I 'ice-I'f'e,ri.fe111 JR. ROHISRT G.-xRNi2'i r HALL, JR. 5cc'l'el url 'Tr'c'd,i l17'c'7' Hampden-Sydney SPRING FESTIVAL OF MUSIC Presentation of The Messiah by G. F. Handel at Sweetbriar College on April 24 at Hampden-Sydney College on May IO FLORENCE INIANNING .......... EDWINA EUSTIS . .... . VUILLARIJ PIERCE . .. RHYS RITTER .... ............,., CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Ebenezer Presbyterian Church .........,,. Kenbridge, Virginia Second Presbyterian Church . . . Petersburg, Virginia First Presbyterian Church .... Newport News, Virginia First Presbyterian Church ,. Blackstone, Virginia . . . .Soprano . . .Contralto . . . .Tenor . . . .Bass November 22 November 25 .December 1 .December 2 Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church .... .... D ecember -I Richmond, Virginia Fincastle Presbyterian Church ., Fincastle, Virginia First Presbyterian Church . . . Roanoke, Virginia College Presbyterian Church .... Hampden-Sydney, Virginia December ll December I1 December I3 'S ... f...-. in '1 IOS Glee Club '-W BXBEA. 'Y' GLEE CLUB MEMBERSHIP E. B. Baker W. H. Booberg, Jr. G. W. Booze J. A. Bott, jr. J. M. Galloway, jr. G. T. Gilliam R. G. Hall, jf. D. 'McC. Hawks FE Pd U1 H1 -1 I-11 Z O av CD pnrwv WU . C. Leonard, jr. . G.. McKenney . F. Mitchell R. Mower, jr. W.. Owen . H. Welch W. B.. Williams, Jr. SECOND TENORS W. D. Cassidy, III M. D. Caver W. B. Chappell B. Cline . E. Guthrow, Jr. -I. W. Houchens L. N. King, Jr. J. C G. H. McNeal, III J. W. Melton, Ill W. G. Quarles, jr. J. H. Scherer, jr. M. H. Stuart B. Thompson R. E. Trow, jr. BARITONES L. Alexander . R. Allen R. C. Arehart W. H. Bryson C. C. Chewning, III A. L. Dahl D. H. Day, jr. E. H. Graves, Jr. R. E. Haller G. P. Hillen, III J. D T. T. Hyde, IV D. E. Laird, Jr. S. S. Moore, II J. Overbey L. Partridge J. . Romm, jr. A. S. Ross C. O. Sligh, Jr. O. C. Stewart, jr. aaa BASSES D. D. Addison J. W. Alley C. F. Bowmer A. Dudley, III T. L. Fitzpatrick J. L. Gardy H. S. Lackey, Jr. -I. C. Parrott, II R. J. Spiers, D. A. Raine, -Ir. R. E. Ruble C. E. Russell, Jr. G. P. Tarry, Jr. W. W. Tennent, III C. L. Thomas M. A. Weaver, Jr. Jr., Accornpanist 'IO9' .Qj T. E. CRAWLEY Director German Club CHARLES HAYWARD SEARS, JR. Prexident WILLIAM TILLMAN BUTLER, JR. Secretary-Treaxurer ROBERT CLAYTON LEONARD, JR. Vice-President FRANCIS MERIWETHER FOWLKES, JR. Buxirzext Manager 'vii 110 534' HOBIECOMING Saturday, October 29, 1960 GEORGE GREENES SATELLITES MID-WINTERS Saturday, March 18, 1961 NWARREN COVINGTON 'S ORCHESTRA Concert and Dance FINALS Saturday, May 14, 1960 Concert GEORGE GREENE'S SATELLITES Dance LEROY DYSON BAND I 1 1 V i I 1 1 'l 'I 1 1 2 Various Functions of the German Club N f -1:5 111 11+ P 11 Q V I -lf Qi BIARSHALL NIJCKOLS PEARMAN, DIR., Pwridwiz Independent Student Association ORGANIZED IN 1950 Purpose of the Independent Organization: to make possible more active participation of non' fraternity men in campus activities. BIARSHALL NUCKOLS PEARMAN .... Preriflenr FRANK INIARSHALL NICCLARY ...... VicefPre5ide21t GEORGE FREDERICK N1xoN, JR.. .. .... Setreiary JAMES EVANS HENDERSON. . . . . Trearurer MEMBERS Robert Coffman Arehart Charles Martin Cox, Jr. Edward Kirkwood Godsey, jr. Raymond Walker Riddleberger, Herbert Steele Wheary, Ill Cox, Pearman, McClary, Henderson 1 17 lg 1 nion Philanthropic Literary Society OFFICERS DONALD ROGER MOWER, JR. ....... ........ P resident FRANCIS MERIXVETHER FOLKES, JR... . .... Vice-Preridenz DWIGHT HARVEY DAY, JR. ......... , ....... Secretary RODNEY ERNEST WILLIAMS .... ..... T rearurer JACK EUGENE CUSTER ............. ......... . . .Chaplain MEMBER IN ADMINISTRATION Thomas Edward Gilmer MEMBER IN COMMUNITY Benjamin Rice Lacy, Jr. MEMBERS IN FACULTY Denison Maurice Allan Willard Francis Bliss William Collar Holbrook Robert Thruston Hubard, jr. Chesley Martin Hutchings Weyland Thomas Joyner Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson MEMBERS IN STUDENT BODY David James Anderson Robert Holland Bennett Reginald Weller Bours, III William Hamilton Bryson William Dunnigan Cassidy, III jack Eugene Custer Dwight Harvey Day, jr. Francis Meriwether Fowlkes, Jr. james Mclnnes Galloway, jr. Allen Martin Glasgow Donald Roger Mower, jr. Rodney Ernest Williams V DONALD ROGER MOWER, JR President ali 115 15+ Debate Council Seated: Bennett, Jones. Standing: Tompkins, Bours, Best, Flourney, Fowlkes. OFFICERS JOHN THOMAS TOMPKINS, III Prefiilezzt ALLEN NIARTIN GLASGOW Vire Presidenz DAVID JAMES ANDERSON Secreiary REGINALD XVELLER BOURS, III Treasurer MEMBERS Robert Michael Best Robert Holland Bennett Garland William Flournoy Francis Meriwether Fowlkes, jr. Ebbert Ashby Jones, III ALIKN DAVID STEIN PI'5,fIt1'6'7If EBBERI' ASHBY JONES, III Set'reli1f',1-Tret1.f11r'er BIEINIBERS William Dunnigan Cassidy, III - Michael David Cuver Robert Garnett Hall, Jr. Peyton Randolph Keller, jr. William Alan Kempton William Robbins Ragsdale Allan Sutphin Ross Randolph Edmonds Trow, jr. W'illii1m Henry Cabell Venahle 'DR 114 lie a'J6'3J'JJJJ8Ja'4'?3J'??JJJfJ4'?4'4'3s'JJ4k'4 4'?4's'3J8JQ'A's'l'4'?3J8QbP ongleurs ,IONGLEURS Keller, Trow, Ross, Stein, Hall, Kempton 1 I HERMAN LEE DUNCAN Chief ROBERT GOURDINE THOMPSON, II Axxiflmzt Chief CLAUDIUS HORNSBY PRITCHARD Secretz1ry4TreaJ11rer DUDLEY ALLEN RAINE, JR. Captain MEMBERS Frank Hawthorne Blundell Fletcher Fitzgerald Drake james Evans Henderson John Wesley Melton, III George Frederick Nixon, jr. John Paul Taylor, Jr. Brightmore Thompson Herbert Steele Wheary, III Linwood Gibson Wilkes N w 's fi F ire Department 'bf Psychology Club 4311520 CARROLL ALEXANDER CLONINGER Pr'e.ri12'e1zt OFFICERS CARROLL . ALEXANDER CLONINGER Pre.rizz'emf CARY BURWELL MAYO, III S ecretury-TreaJ1z're1' MEMBERS Charles Palmer Alexander, jr. Wilkin Richard Clark Carroll Alexander Cloninger Richard Edmunds COOr1s David Oliver Holman Cary Burwell Mayo, III Donald Barry Nolan William Robbins Ragsdale james Albert Repass David Hale Smith, II Robert Edward Wallace Thomas Curtis Williams, jr. X Xl A.. VVU NN u:L '9 gm A R 96 22:1 KS '3 X if .2 Fm! Ron: Yeaigiri, Tredway, Sale, Lloyd. Raine. Sears. Captain: Slaughter. Simms. Holman, McVey, Heinzer, Rucker 5f'm11l1' Rim! Curry, Shelton, liverette, Butler, Matney, Bradley. Savlor, Booth, Matthews, Hyde, Ferrell, Mitchell Dills, Krummell, Timm! Run: Viar, liyfe, l-ludgins. Milliron, jones, Ford, Gaines, Cook, W'ood, Pritchett, Kellmqer Fffzfrlli Roux' Couthman, Guthrow, Reveley. Cralle, Druen. Steed, Boyd, Miley, Skidmore, Koch, Ramsey, Perkins CHARLES H AYNWARD SEARS Caplaizz emmnf 'l4'iv22.l' I ' K 1 cw 'lfl'f1 1i ?'f'.lF 1 K A 1 1' . gf llixv. 14 W N G, try-fgaefl4f,.,J'd' - ffsyjw. af ,AL ,N-.N y H ,'. u, . in me MMI .M 'Nt ' , in Q.- P f ff' Q in ui? if i 'ici ' I f - 1 5 ,.-.5-, , , ,Q--xt . - r' -. 7, 9559? ffl? - . 't ' . d .aff .Q ,f 45 , f T4 Aw , ' A F X 5, f' , L i , ' . ' 'L' .'-Q J , ' ' Jas' . - ' Q . 1 3 Q , L T4 fr 9..-s 1 A ATX Q 5. '92 The 1961 Tigers Wlien one looks at a teams won-lost record they either get a favorable or unfavorable impression of the team. The won-lost record, however, does not always tell the true story of the squad. This record of the 1960 football Tigers does not come close to giving the real picture of this seasons gridmen. The Garnet and Gray this year did not have a very favorable won-lost record, but their total seasonal figures show that they out-played their opponents in every aspect except the score column. This years captain, veteran halfback Charlie Sears, turned in a commendable performance in leading his squad. Charlie, although injured early in the season, Came back by the Wfestern Maryland game to continue on the field the inspiring job he had done from the sidelines. RICHARD BURRELI. Alblelic Dirertor Director and Coaches This year there was a complete turn-over in the Tiger athletic department. Heading the new staff was athletic director Richard Burrell. This was his first year at this position, having come to Hampdey-Sydney from Wood- berry Forest School in Orange, Virginia. He served also as assistant football coach and brought with him an out- standing record as a high school football mentor. Pre- ceding his five very successful years at Orange High , he had piled up a very commendable record at Highland Springs High School where his teams won 50 of 75 games. He is an alumnus of Hampden-Sydney C385 and while a student here he starred in football, basketball, and base- ball. Stepping into the place of head football coach this year was a man. familiar to everyone on the Hill . Stokeley Fulton, having been line coach of the Tiger squad since The third member of the new athletic department staff is Bill Pegram, Jr. Coming to Hampden- Sydney from Hopewell High School where he too had a very fine coach- ing record, he was named head coach of the Tiger cagers and served as an assistant football coach. Completing the new four mem- ber staff is Billy Franklin. Bill served as Jayvee basketball coach and assistant in football. He also took over the position vacated by Mont Linkenauger as trainer and pilot of the Bengal track team. These men have done a grand job the first year in their positions, and we know that through their continued effort Hampden-Sydney will continue to produce champion- ship teams. 1957, moved up to take over from Bob Thalman, who went on to UNC. Stokeley's first year at guiding his team from the num- ber one coach's spot was not too happy a one for him record-wise, but what his team lacked in experience, they made up for in desire and spirit and the fine sportsman- ship which is so characteristic of all H-S teams. Stokeley himself is an all-time Tiger great, having been picked on the first team Little All-America squad his senior year f'55D, and having captained the school's baseball team that year also. When the Tigers included wrestling in their athletic roster last year, Stokeley became head coach of that sport. He has done a fine job with his mat-men during the first two seasons. Pegram, Fulton, Burrell, Franklin -.am Nh '-N., ,gf l -03,1 mv? ., 9 QV 95 05f'5e'g- t f' U ,,.'. 'S' . , ff,- 'iff' 'J th X ' 45.9 he .. av Tony Rucker, Endg Tim Butler, Tackle: Otis Bradley, Guardg Bill Sale, Center. X f E. N H. Edges Tigers In Opener, 1-l-6 September 2-4--The Tigers began the 1960 foot- ball season by dropping a hard fought battle to a heavily favored Emory and Henry team, l-1-6. The H-S eleven took an early 6-O lead, but were unable to hold the edge and EXH led at the half. 7-6. The Wfasps scored again in the third quarter and, despite the determined effort of the Big Red, held on to the lead to take the decision. Hampden-Sydney, hurt by penalties and some costly fumbles, was unable to score again after their original tally. Credit must be given to the Tiger second unit. led by sophomore quarterback Stuart Shelton. Defensive honors went to end Bob Saylor and halfback Tris Hyde. Bengals Over Bridgewater, 48-O October l-Making a comeback from their one- touchdown defeat of the previous week, the Garnet and Gray soundly trounced an upset-minded Bridge- water eleven. Thanks to the heads-up play of guard Dave Holman who recovered a fumble on the Eagle 54, the Tigers in six plays were able to score and took the lead, 7-0. There was no more scoring in the first half due to the determined defensive play of both teams. Wfhen the second half opened there was no doubt as to which the winning team would be. The Bengals stopped the Bridgewater offense and then turned on the steam, scoring six more TD's before the final gun. Laurels went to Fred Mitchell who kicked 6 of 7 extra points. Lia- sl. v:a.af-.mll. im? I E! 1 1 v J ut' 1 A-fs' Dave Holman, Guardg Bill Heinzer, Guardg Bobby jean Saylor, Endg Lewis Everette, Quarterback. 'Tigers Downed By Sewanee Before Dadis Day Crowd, 14-6 October S-The Tigers lost their second one-touch- down decision of the season to a determined Sewanee team. Although H-S came out on the short end of the score, they out-played the Purple of Sewanee in every other respect. H-SC Seumzee First Downs 15 4 Rushing Yardage 191 125 Passing Yardage 62 26 Punts 4-40.2 8-32.2 Yards Penalized O 45 Honors again went to end Bob Saylor for his out- standing job on both offense and defense. During the half-time ceremonies Mr. Arthur W. Harrison, president of the Parents and Friends Ass'n., crowned Miss Suzanne Drake queen of Dad's Day. Q ft. X. Bengals Blast Western Maryland, 52-12 October 15-The H-S eleven evened their season record at 2-2 by upsetting Western Maryland in the opponents' annual Parents' Day game. Although the Green Terrors broke the ice and scored first in the opening period, the Tigers bounced back and took an 18-6 lead by half-time. The Red'nlGray scored again in the third quarter, and allowed West- ern Maryland only one more touchdown before they finally capped off the decision in the final period with a Ferrell to Saylor pass. Co-captain Charlie Sears overcame his early season injuries and led the individual rushing with 66 yards. Stuart Shelton deserves praise for his job at quarterback. Stuart completed 5 passes for a total of 151 yards. .um W' ws A. :H . .as 1's'4:-21.55 fn .' .7 2 f efwyl ,gig-an f- IHWHAVA: likiduffmfmfxn. La. mn?-Q1 1 f 'ia- LTI 'TJ-C9!l'4.: 9121... Hail. ,san ' . 1o2'l'Q'L,1ii4 Ne' f I 'M Q 69 Tom Tredway, Fullbaekg Freddie Mitchell, Hallhackg Denny Dills, Halfbackg Tris Hyde. Halfback. Wfashington and Lee Beats Hampden- Sydney In Homecoming Tilt, 14-7 October 29-The one-touchdown curse again struck the Tigers as a Homecoming crowd watched undefeated WSL come from behind to win a gruel- ling game. H-S scored first on a sneak by quarter- back Stuart Shelton, and the half ended with the Bengals on top 7-0. XWRL scored curly in the second half. but were unable to convert and the Tigers held on to a one-point lead. After stopping one offensive threat the Tigers yielded the game-winning TD and the contest ended with the Generals ahead 14-7. Tom Tredway and Bill Sale played an excellent game, with Sale going the full 60 minutes. H-S Falls Short As Franklin and Marshall kwin, 21-20 November 5-The Tiger gridmen traveled to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, for their sixth game of the 1960 season. Hampden-Sydney, playing for a win rather than a tie, tried for a two point conversion in the closing minutes of the game, but was unable to break through the FXW line. Although the team lost the game by one point. they should be congratu- lated for their spirit and desire to win as was evi- denced by the try for two points. This spirit showed itself throughout the year and the team should be justly proud of themselves even though they did not have a winning season. 4: I 1 I I I I I I I I 1 I I I George McVey, Centerg Art Matney, Tackleg Scotty Simms, End: Neil Yeargin, End. Garnet and Gray Shut Out By Centre, 10-0 November 12-The Tigers' only scorless game of the 1960 season came at the hands of the Colonels of Centre College. Although the H-S squad came within a few yards of pay dirt a number of times, they were unable to capitalize on their drives. A determined Centre defense combined with bull's-eye accurate passing proceeded to halt the Bengals time after time. The Colonels could not score in the first two quarters, but came back in the final half with a TD and a field goal. A number of Tiger players performed outstandingly, in particular, backs Ever- ette, Sears, Treadway, and Mitchell, tackle Tim But- ler, and linebacker Otis Bradley. Tigers End Season With Loss To Randolph-Macon, 10-7 November 19-City Stadium in Richmond was the scene of the closing game for the Tiger squad. The Tigers scored the first touchdown of the game and their last of the 1960 season on an electrifying Everette pass early in the game. Freddie Mitchell added the extra point and H-S scoring had ended for the year. The Yellow-Jackets squeezed out their 10 points in this toss-up game on a touchdown and a field goal, and the Red 8: Gray was unable to mount a strong enough drive to pull out the defeat. The Bengals played good ball considering the fact that they were seriously handicapped by a number of injuries among the usual starting team. Standout players of the game were Everette, Mitchell, Sears, Treadway, McVey, Sims, Holman, Sale, Yeargin, Heinzer, and Butler. I I I 1 'Q Stewart Shclmn Hampden-SyLlney .. Emory and Henry . . . Hampden-Sydney .. Bridgewater .... Ham pdcn-Syd ncy . . Sewanee ....... Hampden-Sydney . . Vffesrern Maryland . . . Llarrerlmlnkg Wrmrtic Ferrell, Fullbaclc Rmlney Matthews, Tackleg Bnlulwy Lloyd, End. 1960 SEASON FOOTBALL RECORD . . . . 6 Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . . lil Whslmingron and Lee . . . . . . .48 Hampden-Sydney . . . . , , , 0 Franklin and Marshall . . . . . . 6 Hampden-Sydney . . . . . .lil Centre College . . . 52 Hampden-Sydney . . . , . . I2 Randolph-Macon . . . . W I' f AE' Football Honors The 1960 Tigers placed live men on the mythical All Mason- Dixon Conference squad. First team honors went to junior line-backer Bill Sale. Bill also received a position on the first string All Small College Virginia team. junior Sale has been elected as one of the tri-captains for the 1961 Red'n'Gray squad, and received the best defensive player award at the team's an- nual banquet. Chosen with Bill to a hrst team berth on the All Mason-Dixon team was senior guard Dave Holman. Dave is the typical ex- ample of the H-S gridman, characterized by that desire matched by natural ability which has abetted the team during his years of playing at Death Valley. Three other members of the Bengal squad obtained second team positions on the M-D team. Captain Charlie Sears, who led his fellows in total rushing yardageg another halfback, Fred Mitchell, who was second in individual scoring and voted most improved playerg and tackle Tim Butler, another of the tri-captains of next year's gridmen. CHARLES HAYWARD SEARS Captain of Football Four players were picked to be on the All Small College Virginia honorary team. Besides Sale, Charlie Sears received this second honor by being placed on the first team. Quarterback Lewis Everette, a three letter '.man last year, and end Bobby Gene Saylor complete the quartet. Saylor was chosen by his Tiger teammates and coaches as the most valuable player on the 1960 Bengal squad. Twenty men received letters in football this year. They were seniors Charlie Sears, George McVey, Dave Holman, and Scotty Simsg juniors Bobby Say- lor, Tony Rucker, Neal Yeargin, Tim Butler, Bill Sale, Bill Heinzer, and Tom Treadwayg sophomores Art Matney, Bill Hanes, Otis Bradley, Stuart Shelton, Wfortie Ferrell, Freddie Mitchell, and Tris Hydeg and freshmen George Perkins and Kenny Pritchett. . ,,.. gy M 'll 9 is if Cox, Davis, Hardin, Wilson The Tiger basketball squad, comprised almost entirely of freshmen and sophomores, came out on the short end of the won-lost record in the 1961 season. The overall record was S wins against 17 losses. Sophomore Bill Hardin headed the Bengal scoring with a total of 487 points for a game average of 20.3. Coach Bill Pegrams cagers had a total of 1955 points for the season and a 77.4 game average. The team was also behind in their Mason-Dixon Conference record 14-79. but broke even in the Little Eight QS-SI. BILL PEGRAM Coavb 1 196 The Pegrammen lost the opener to William and Mary at Williamsbtirg, but in the forty minutes of play the Tigers had the respect of the Indians' home crowd. The Bengals were downed in a heartbreaker at the hands of Norfolk Division of William and Mary by one point, 83-82. A last second shot attempt of the Tigers rolled around the rim but fell off just as the final buzzer sounded. In their first game as host, the Red 'n' Gray five lost their third game of the season. Bill Hardin again led his teammates in scoring for the third S7-2 , . 7 '3 fl s LARRY HAMMER Capfain I 126 lif- 1 5.1 Long, Ctone, Carter, Duncan Basketball consecutive time and brought his season total up to 74. In the fourth game the H-S squad finally broke into the winning column while again playing host, this time to Roanoke College. Bill Hardin and Dave Wilson combined 17 points apiece to pace the Tigers to a 73-70 victory. The squad out-rebounded RC 45-29. The Tiger five participated in two pre-Christmas tournaments, the Bridgewater Invitational and the Fort Lee Invitational. The team came out of the actions winning only one game, defeating Bridge- water 96-79, while dropping five to Lynchburg, Ran- dolph-Macon, Catawba, R.P.I., and another one- pointer, this time to Roanoke. Mount St. Mary's next invaded The Hill to stop the Red 'n' Grey 95-85. Forward Phil Lotz led the losers with 19 points. The Tigers broke the century mark in the follow- ing game with R.P.l. The squad roared over the Richmond team 108-94. Behind the pace setting play and 36 points of Bill Hardin, four other Tiger players hit for double figures. The Bengals took the lead after the first few minutes of play and never trailed Standing: King, Carter, Long, Terry, Lotz, Duncan Seated: Crone, Wilson, Cox, Hammer, Harden, Davis, Maynard from that point on. This was the most impressive Tiger win of the season and the high spirits gen- erated by the victory were echoed four nights later when the squad upset Randolph-Macon 78-72. Four Bengals hit four double figures in the win over the conference leading Yellow jackets. Three of these men-Hardin, XY'ilson, and Davis-totaled in the twenties. In return engagements with Norfolk Division and Roanoke College the Tigers were downed twice, 90-78 and l02-90 respectively. The Generals of XWashington and Lee journeyed to H-S and were stopped by the Bengal squad 76-61 in a game that started the Tigers on their longest win spurt of the year. The team followed the victory over XV8:L by topping Lynchburg College: 92-Sl, Bridgewater: S9-7l, and Emory and Henry: 98-91. In the four- game winning spree the Tigers' top three scorers were Hardin C96 pts.J, Davis 474 pts.J, and Cox 165 pts. J. In the third tilt of the season between the Death Valley five and Randolph-Macon, the Yellow Jackets came away victorious by an 80 to 58 margin. Balti- more University squeezed by the Tigers in another heartbreaker for the H-S squad, 95-92. The Tigers dropped their last two games of the 1961 season. Johns-Hopkins took credit for Hamp- den-Sydney's fifteenth loss by ekeing out a two- point victory over the Tigers on the winners' home court, 77-75. R.P.I. got revenge for the drubbing they had suffered at the hands of the Bengals earlier in the season by taking a 71-64 decision. The Tigers ended the year with the Mason-Dixon Tournament in which they lost to Mason-Dixon champion Randolph-Macon, 94-69. About the only bright spot of the season for the Tigers was the selection of Bill Hardin to the first team of the mythical All Small College Virginia squad. Bill, who was the fifth highest scorer in the state, also received the R. A. Moore Award for the most valuable player on the Bengal basketball team. Honors also went to captain Norwood Davis who received an honorable mention to the All Small Col- lege Virginia team. -1312819 1960 SEASON BASKETBALL RECORD Hampden-Sydney 5 Roanoke College ............ 65 Hampden-Sydney . . . William and Mary 5 Hampden-Sydney . . . . . 96 Lynchburg College . . Hampden-Sydney . . . S2 Bridgewater College . . 79 Hampden-Sydney . . . . Norfolk Division . . . S3 Hampden-Sydney .... , . N5 Bridgewater College . . . Hampden-Sydney . 75 Mount St. Marys .... . . 95 Hampden-Sydney . . . . Bridgewater College . . . ,... 100 HampdenfSydney ..... . . 67 Emory and Henry . . . Ha.mpdenSydney . . . 75 Washington and Lee .... . . 79 Hampden-Sydney . . . Roanoke College 70 Hampden-Sydney ...., ..., S Randolph-Macon . . . Hampden-Sydney ..,.. 77 R.P.1. ............. . . 94 Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . Lynchburg College S0 Hampden-Sydney .... . . 78 Baltimore University . . , Hampden-Sydney . . . 75 Randolph-Macon . . . . . 72 Hampden-Sydney . . . . Randolph-Macon 95 Hampden-Sydney . . . . . 78 johns Hopkins . . . . Hampden-Sydney 43 Norfolk Division . . . . . 90 Hampden-Sydney . . . Catawba ....... 51 Hampden-Sydney . , . . . 90 R.P.I. .... . . . . . . Hampden-Sydney 57 Roanoke College . . . .... 102 Hampden-Sydney . . . R.P.I. ......... 65 Hampden-Sydney . . . . . 72 Randolph-Macon . . . Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . 64 Washington and Lee .... . . . . . 61 NAME Yr Pos. FGA EGM ETA FTM REB. AKG PTS Hardin So C. 394 135 152 117 300 12.5 487 Davis So. G. 300 133 1-18 105 143 5.7 571 L0tZ Fr. F. 215 103 81 49 134 7.4 255 Cox So. F. 232 93 66 42 161 6.7 238 lviaynard Fr. G, 184 71 55 36 135 5.6 Vs Cronf' Fr. G. 128 56 53 42 68 3.2 154 Wilson so. G. 117 4' 6' 47 35 2.3 141 LOD? Fr. F. 50 14 24 12 38 2,7 50 Terry Fr. C. 34 10 17 6 41 4.1 26 Quarles SO, F, 11 3 S 4 12 1.3 10 Woody 50, G. 17 5 5 4 s 0.9 10 Hammer Sf. F, 18 4 6 1 15 3.8 9 Hudgins Er. G. 4 1 3 2 5 1.0 4 King Fr, F. 4 0 0 0 4 0.7 0 Lawson Fr. F. 2 0 1 0 1 0.5 0 Duncan jr. F. 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 H-S 25 games 1721 732 696 471 930 37.2 1935 Opp. 1833 734 727 464 1088 43.5 2032 20,5 92 S1 S9 71 98 91 5s so 92 93 75 64 71 69 94 AG 14.3 10,6 9.9 7.4 7-3 9.4 3.6 2.6 1.1 1.1 2.3 0.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 71.4 sis ai 129 jfs Wrestling The completion of the 1960-61 season marked the Captain Otis Bradley won the 191 lb. division cham- end of the second year for the Tiger wrestling team. pionship and was voted the outstanding wrestler of Stokeley Fulton, as head coach, directed his team to the tournament. Art Matney, who along with Brad- a sixth place position in the Mason-Dixon Confer- ley went undefeated during regular season competi- ence. tion, was winner of the 177 lb. division, and Tim In the Mason-Dixon tournament, held at Johns Butler took fourth place in the unlimited weight Hopkins, three Bengals came away with honors. class. Cross Country In one of its leanest seasons in recent years, coach Sydney were Lynchburg College, Washington and Billy Franklins cross country team posted no wins Lee, Randolph-Macon, Roanoke College, and Bridge- in six meets. The schools which topped Hampden- water. Miller, Caperton, Zerbe. Wootly' 2? l 1 ffl' 9 37 0 h? , 5 7' 'tl t .gk f fl, I, n, 1 , . ,1 i il :lg , 'fr . .V X ,f gi fry ..- E L ill .M 1 1 -vi 1 . al ? is , 2 is 4 4 ,tr In ., Kneeling: Bennett, Dills, Mayo. Standing, Gemmill Ferguson Hillman Eisinger Having taken the Mason-Dixon Golf Champion- ship in 1959, the Tiger linkers added the Little Eight golf crown to their awards in 1960. This was only the team's third season of competition and under the able captaincy of Ike Eisinger and the coaching of Russ McDonald they chalked up a 7-1 record in the Tennis The Tiger netters of 1960 season were in the Under the leadership of Bill Waters in his second black. Their overall record was ten wins to four year as captain the team showed excellent form and defeats. It was the away matches that accounted for has a number of promising new men the Bengal losses. Standing: Burke, Edmunds, Hatcher, Patten, Grymes, Coach Fulton lxneelin Saunders McKeel Waters Henzman Kerr - - H1 '-HQ: I li' PEI ,Y .. X y A A 1 ilgdfffp 4 MW' li, :X ' l l 4 in i K I 4 Q Ps .W ' V il T X V 14. . 1, - - i is , - ' - -d 9 , A 1 - A X gps. .PM N. ' v N . '13 if . , - g ii, . ' ,A - ' ' X '-gl '55 1 4.1 , X . X. -.ff 5 , A f ' 1 lf- , . ,i if . ' fa ' so . t v. - Seated: McLean, Duncan, Martin, Hawker, Davis, Hammer, Lowery, Stuart. Standing: LaBatte, McDaniel, Shirley, Cox. Drew, Ames, Coach Milam ,. 115- ,,- 1-af. . -1-'ff' Q. , K..-I ,ak .cs , ,adv Q- vu :twirl 1 x fx ...Lx -15:15, :fg'ffy . ' -we 1 CLAUDE MILAM Cmzfb TOMMY DAVIS Captain Baseball After being confined to the gym for a good part of Spring train- ing, the Tiger baseball team, under the watchful eye of coach Milam, moved out into the sunlight and the victory-light to win their first six games of the 1960 season. Triumphs were over Davidson, 11-43 Elon, 5--ig Belmont Abby, 9-Og North Carolina State, 10-41 Wash- ington College, 1-Og and Harvard, 9-4. Losing only one game in the next five starts, the Bengal batmen had chalked up a 10-1 record by mid-season. The Tiger sticks did not stop booming as arch-rival Randolph-Macon was the next victim on the schedule. The H-S nine banged out 16 hits to take the game 17-5. The most outstanding win of the season was against RPI, when the Tigers unleashed an awesome display of batting power and scored 19 runs to the loser's none. The pitching of Lew Drew, Moley Stuart, Butch Cox, and john McDaniel combined with the slugging of Wayne McLean, Gerald Duncan, Vernell Martin, Larry Hammer, and Tommy Davis to give the Tigers the power they displayed all season long. The very able captain of the 1960 Bengal nine was versatile Leon Hawker. Top-notch hitter, perfect control pitcher, and flawless fielder, Leon was signed at the end of his college career by the Los Angeles Dodgers of the National League. Coach Milam summed up Leon perfectly when he said, He is the best little man I ever coached. Coach Milam, in his last year at Death Valley, did an outstanding job with his players. The Tigers ended a successful baseball season, winning four of their last six games. The team did not retain the Mason-Dixon crown this year, but they did finish the season with an impressive 15-6 record, This was the first year since 1956 that the squad did not hold the conference title. The Tigers lost Coleman, Drew, Hawker, Martin, McLean, and Buck Dodson when they graduated, but they have a fine nucleus for a winning team in the .1961 season. .....f-f- V jn- if .i,svfS..':,:-r'ff?9f- 55 if V i 1960 SEASON RECORD Hampden-Sydney. . Davidson. . . Hampden-Sydney Baltimore U. .... . . . . . Hampden-Sydney. . Elon ............ Hampden-Sydney Lynchburg College. . . . 'Hampden-Sydney. . Belmont Abbey .,.. Hampden-Sydney Bridgewater College. . . Hampden-Sydney. . N.C. State ........ Hampden-Sydney Randolph-Macon ..... . Hampden-Sydney.. Washington College Hampden-Sydney Norfolk Division .... . Hampden-Sydney. . Harvard .......... Hampden-Sydney Bridgewater College. . . Hampden-Sydney. . Lynchburg College. Hampden-Sydney. . 12 Washington and Lee. . Hampden-Sydney. . R.P.I. ............ Hampden-Sydney Catholic U. ....... . . . Hampden-Sydney. . Washington and Lee. . Hampden-Sydney Norfolk Division. . . . Hampden-Sydney. . R.P.I. ............ Hampden-Sydney William and Mary. . MOLEY STUART WILL LOWERY LARRY HAMMER 'E 5 3 5 5 1 S O 4 16 9 CHUCK COLLMAN kSu. 4? 2 Track The Tigers got off to a slow start in the 1960 track season. suffering two defeats before they were able to win over Randolph-Macon. In the first meet of the year, ever-strong Roanoke College downed the Bengals 9216 to 2992. Bill Benson, Walt Chapman, Carter Zerbe, and Bill Caperton all turned in com- mendable performances. Benson was high pointer for the Tigers with ll points. In their second outing the Red'n'Gray thinclads again were defeated, this time by a powerful William and Mary Cinder squad. Experience and depth were once more the deciding factors in the Tigers' second loss. Things began happening by the third contest, this time held at Death Valley. Bill Caperton took the 440 yard dash in the record making time of :5l.4. Gil Sayers and Walt Chapman tied for individual scoring honors with ll points apiece. The Tigers took first place in twelve of fourteen events. The Bengals' third defeat of the season came at the hands of Washington and Lee, but Bill Caperton l 'Ill-s 1- - - -G' 0 . -an 'S -,Qt -. ff. L. 413-1134- 'xf' ' .ON-g '- ,- 5? ' ?.,ls ff' 3' ff 'T tc . fi 1 V 2 -fa ,fs-,. ip did it again. Having set a new school mark in the 440, he beat his own time and established the record at 2515. The H-S squad tied Lynchburg College in the fourth outing 61-61, with Walt Chapman the high scorerzof the meet, bringing in 17M points for the Tigers. Bill Caperton could not be held down in the 1960 season. Having set one 440 mark and then having broken his own record, Bill decided it was time to move into another event. The old school record in the 880 yard run was 2:00.2, after the first annual Virginia State Intercollegiate Track and Field Cham- pionship, Capterton had added another medal to his growing collection by running it in 1:59.5. The cinder men ended the season by finishing third in both the Mason-Dixon and Little Eight con- ferences. Three more Hampden-Sydney records were set in the team's linal meet. The 880 mark was lowered once more by Bill Caperton to 1:59.3. John Graves knocked six-tenths of a second off the 440 time to establish the record at :50.7. The mile relay team placed third, but brought home a new school record of 51257. Al .al 5 Intramurals In tight hard-fought competition, the seven social fraternities and the Independent organization partici- pate in seven sports for the championship trophy. The trophy is awarded on the basis of total accumu- lated points for the seven sports in the program. The sports are: touch football, basketball CA group and B groupb, volleyball, ping pong, horse- shoes, tennis and softball. The intramural program is under the supervision of the students with Tom Jenks acting as manager. Trophy XVinner for 1959-60 Pi Kappa Alpha FOOTBALL 1960 Kappa Sigma-lst Place Pi Kappa Alpha-2nd Place 51 136 Q 1- Y- T 1 1 1 1 ,af fch ,V 1 ' 2 'Y kv ,YH ,,. 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