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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1962 volume:

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' Q Z Y, ur -- 1 'J 1- . 1 - Arg: I 1 , I f'.1:g qyf, - .rl ' ,O ' .ir ' .5 . '.-,',g ',lL uw A . I -.' ' 'mx , X 9' , . I' 14 , r4' -' , Q. ..- a 'Q I 1 4' '-df: ' 1 g ,' ' , ' ' A 5 ' - . x foreword The KALEHJOSCOPE of 1962 is intended to he a sum- mary in pictures of life at Hampden-Sydney College. Our limitations have been the many aspects of campus life that cannot be preserved by such means. We have tried. there! fore, to present the more permanent aspects, and we hope that this Yearbook will be accepted and enjoyed by both the students and administration, who share a common life on the Hill. If, many years from now, in looking through this Yearbook, you can recall old friends and pleasant memo- ries of your college years, then we can consider this publica- tion a success. P rp . Lllj T IN llqf' Q DS' 1 7 56 ' 'f 22? ii Returning uppei5l?g nd incoming freshmen in September, 1961, found the new 4 , 00.00 joseph D. Eggleston Library open and ready for use. It was formally dedicated at Homecoming exercises on October 28 with the Honorable Colgate W. Darden, jr. delivering the address. Since that time, in increasing numbers, students have found the new building to be a convenient and com- fortable place to study. Seating space is available for 232 readers, and the book stacks will accommodate 100,000 volumes. ! x'.-J 4-I YW?- i i I i l tl 2 v , f. 1' - 5 f 'H Ik .-g---xf.'. -27 12f'?'ff' p ,A.. M f in Iii .u fel E. ,.4-b : ' 1i'Lw.,,,, , ' in , sg 'Sig N . 'ri ,.v' f5.'-'QV 3 ' , IX' . 'Q 9,1 ' tr J:-,S :fa V . tl- J, ., ,-,. V , ' Y The traditional exterior, in harmony with the other buildings on the campus, conceals an interior which is completely modern and functional in every respect. Approval of the contemporary in- terior with its bright color scheme excellent lighting and comfortable furniture is evrdenced by the ever .increasing use of the library Features include attractive smoking rooms on each Hoot an outdoor reading terrace oif the main Hoot, a listening room equrpped with a stereophonic phonograph and eleven individual typing rooms lo cated at Varrous places throughout the budding T muses LIBRARY ' eff' - - . . . , . . V li. Y ' 1 32,37 .. . . . . . ii -L ,L V 'NJN Lkbfileat Y g. 45,3 . i A ' - , -yff?.f,2f ?l7l 143. , p l . .HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VA. 1' is-Pl, 'ents Mg-er--fa 1 , ., . h J , n . . ' l V ' , ' V 1'-'I-ll '.,---'.,-wr .- , L 0 -- .1 ' ' , 1 ang: r. .. .- A A ,..ri7i he - , W V . in Q. 4n..r,4,1,f-sns.l. 41 H lu- J +60 M QM t....al.n DR. RAY ATKINSON LIOORE, SR. College Plvvyyifiizzz for 1'l7ffI'1'-fll'6 yemzr For his unending devotion and loyalty to Hampden-Sydney College as physician and friend, we, the Staff of the 1962 KALEIDOSCOPE, dedicate this book to Dr. Ray Atkinson Moore, Sr. faculty and administration kaleidoscope classes kaleidoscope fraternities kaleidoscope honoraries kaleidoscope organizations kaleidoscope sports wx ull vw-:N - ef s g Z x I l x Q -, . ILT. yigffoxf x iff' ,. F' 5:5 '-z..e s..e '2 94333 X 251 ii is I l J' ,5 fl Egg -. J, .15 ibn I ix ' f' FE .i xi. 7 M27 COIIYCIIIS kaleidoscope features lj' if faculty and administration LEXVIS G. CHEXVNING Preridelzt board of t BERNARD E. BAIN ..... FRANK C. BEDINGER .... STEXWART BELL. JR. ...... .. EDXVARD L. BREEDEN .,,.. ARCHIBALD C. BUCHANAN .... A. BERKLEY CARRINGTON. LEXWIS G. CHEXVNING ...... G. GILMER CRADDOCK. JR.. JAMES XV. DUNNINGTON.. R. C. EDMUNDS ............ JOSEPH S. GILLESPIE .... JOHN B. HENNEMAN. .... . XVARREN XV. HOBBIE ...... A. H. HOLLINGSXWORTH, JR... . FRANK S. JOHNS .......... JAMES A. JONES ...,. R. W. LAXVSON. JR. ....... . C. GRATTAN LINDSEY. JR.. E. B. McGUKIN ........... FRANK S. MOORE ...... XWILLIAM T. PUGH ...... XVILLIAM T. REED, JR.. . . .. CLARENCE B. ROBERTSON. DAVID D. SQUIRES ....... ERNEST T. THOMPSON ..,. YLISICCS . . Lynchburg, . . . . .Boycltor1, . . .XVinchesrer, . . . .Norfolk, . . . . .Tazewell . . . . .Danville, . . . . . . .Richmond .. .Lynchburg, . . . .Earmville . . . ,Halifax . . . . . .Tazewellj Va Va Va Va Va V a Va Va Va Va Va .New York, N. Y . . . . .Roanoke . . .Roanoke . . .Richmoncl, . . .Richmond Charleston, W . . . . .Roanoke, .. .Lynchburg, . . . .NOrfolk, . . .Lynchburg, . . .Richmond, . . . .Norfolk, . . .Alcxandria, . . .Richmond y S Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va ln--.. X 'N lift In Right: Buchanan, Dunnington, Bedinger, Johns, McC1ul:in, Brenmman, Lindsey, Squires. Cosrenbadur, Jones, Moore, Crarlilock. Bain, Carrington, Hollingsworth, Chewning, Gordon. Breeden, Gillespie, Bell, Lawson, Pritchard. -il 12 li W 22 .f ,1 , i 1 th . e pregldent V 1310s IAS EDW YARD G1 . I-MER ' d . BS Him P en Sydney College- Class f 0 1923. MS qud ' ' Ph.D, U - , , n1VefS1fy of Virginiq. . i l01ned f2'lCult-Y in 1927- . . ., L1PPO1r1t6d Professor of Ph YSiC5, 1934: El ected President of the C H O ege Jmuar ' Y 30,196L HAMPDEN-Svc-NEA' COLLEGE CF?1CL JY THF YPESIUENT HAMPDEN S--rn-:e.x,Vu1c.n-lm Mag' 13:32 4 J' 4 HQ mlm- . F ir' Hww, r 1 3 s To the E'iecIr.'ers of Size Crra-,unph Xeiheu you are f,H'n,uLff-Lug L'm'Q'.1gh the gag.- e ,. Kaleidcsccpe, you '.frL1'L Ye lor:-king back over four years spent here cu the Hill and re'.'iewi,ng in your own mind, if not vffdr. one or xnore fri golf classmates, th-? t.ea1'd.1'xg, of college Lraining. The essential pufpase is traini A, im' intelligent 'r.'el':e.vio1'. This, of cr-urea, includes ihe acquisini-:vu yi knov11e'd.ge, the learning of iact-5 as you studied particular courses, 'aut it should inclufie :nah rv.-yr-sg it sxxould ixxclufie acllity 10 make x-rise Nzlmicezs, sznnui appraisal ci proizlexus, suiflaci 'cg' time well disciplined LIQLTQ. -liifll' irainif: should have encouraged 1101195215 loyalty, com-age, clean living , aff. n1e.:'.y ether qualities upon which our C'm'Ls',ie.n kxeritzugfz places such erfrphasis. ioxxr snufieri gc'.v::rrgner.f, 5f'.'D',Lli izz'.'.'e play?-i an ixpcrtam. role in ihia area. Ir. ine gee.:-s of your stay on this campus every 2:-ursiz, every: 3?-.r.ag',5 2.1311111217 sh:f.QA have fade its con- E.1'i,t-'1'.,L1:-5 1:1 its 'ami :TKT ta.-rQ.r1is the life which is worih living. A5 you Leave, a g:'a':1ua.te of the- old colle ge, it is 1115 pvagef that 1513 52.153151 energe '.ffLt.'z1 3 sense of what it r'2al.QL3,' means to 'LCA 5 E2.r,fg'ieu-Sy-ifejf 1:.m'.. 5 Lace rely 2lU'1jxl' 5 , .y',41n'1fr.4:ffJ . 1f'U z- Q3 lc-2:-as L . Gillis:- fre Sade at -a.:..L .'l blillllhi.-XS EUXN ARI! CR,-XXX l.17Y 11.111 nf Mlziftzlfi Dirctuir ol Cilee Club: BA.. l'l.tmptlen - Sydney College, Clays of 19111 MA., Univer- sity of North Carolina, l95Eg juinul f.1tulty in 191111 .ip- pointetl to present position in 1955. Ui.-xRl,i2s BROOKS V.-Xll. .'1L'n't!L7IlIL' Dom HS., Birmingham V Southern Collcgeg MS. and Ph.D., Ifmory Univcrsityg joined fac- ulty in 195' in present ca- p.1tity, THOMAS FDXVARD CRAVULEY CHARLES BR administration . 'T 1 ez X if-it X Wu f N IONlPH IRlPI.liTT TROTTFR CLAUDIUS HORNSBY PRITCHARD, JR. al 14 11 JOSEPH TRIPLETT TROTTER Dircffm' nf fiflllilllf Affairx B.S., Hampden-Sydney Col- lege, Class of 1935: appointed to present position on jan- uary 25. 1960. CLAUDIUS HORNSBY PRITCHARD, -IR. Bn,i'iz1c'ipr A I amzg er' B.A., Hampden-Sydney Col- lege, Class of 19501 joined administration in 1955. OORS VAIL DENISON BIAURICE ALLAN Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, B.A. and M.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1916g A.M., Har- vard University, 19223 Ph.D., Harvard University, 19263 joined faculty in 1920. EMMET ROACH ELLIOTI Professor of Mathernaticsg B.S., Hampden - Sydney College 19283 M.A., Duke University, 1929g Ph.D., Duke University, 1955: joined faculty in 1934. PHILIP HORTENSTINE ROPP Professor of English, B.A., Hampden Sydney College, 19505 A.M., Harvard Uni- versity, 19339 Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia, 19495 joined faculty in 1934. WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS Professor of History, A.B., Tufts College, 19393 Ph. D., Princeton University, 1946, joined faculty in 1946. HINTON BAXTER OVERCASH Professor of Biology, B.S.. Davidson College, 19159 M.A., Columbia Univer- sity, 1926g joined faculty in 1922. GRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON Walter Blair Professor of Latin, Professor of Greek and Clerk of the Facultyg B.A., Hampden - Sydney College, 19273 A.M., Har- vard University, 192Sg Ph. D., Harvard University, 1931g joined faculty in 1934. CHAR LES FERGUSON MCRAE Professor of Bible, A.B., Davidson College, 1928, B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 19313 Th.M., Union Theological Semi- nary, 1932g Th.D., Union Theological Seminary, 19513 joined faculty in 1942. ROBERT T HURSTON HUBARD, JR. Associate Professor of Po- litical Science, B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19359 LL.B., University of Virginia, 1942g joined fac- ulty in 1946. ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE Professor of German and French: A.B., University of Kentucky, 1932: M.A., University of Kentucky, 19531 joined faculty in 1946. JOSEPH BURNER CLOXVER Associate Professor of Bible: BA., Washington and Lee University, 19281 B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 19335 Th.M., Union Theological Semi- nary. 19541 Th.D., Union Theological Seminary, 195-ll joined faculty in 195-i. WET LAND THOMAS JOYNER Associate Professor of Physicsg B.S., Hampden- Sydney College, 1951, M.A., Duke University, 19521 Ph.D., Dulce Uni- versity. 19553 joined fac- ulty in 195'. lN1ART1N BOYD COYNER, JR. Associate Professor of Historyg B,A., University of Virginia, 19-ASQ 1N1.A., University Of Virginia, 19511 Ph.D., University of Virginia, 19611 joined faculty in 1958. facult -25116 Es JOSEPH WILLARD WHITTED Professor of Spanishg B.S., Davidson Collegeg M.A., University of North Caro- linag joined faculty in 1952. ALVIN HALL SMITH Assistant Professor of Psy- chologyg B.A., University of Missouri, 19503 B.D., University of Dubuque. 1955g M.Ed., University of Missouri, 195-ig Ph.D., University of Missouri, 19611 joined fauilty in 1956. RUSSELL CHARLES MACDONALD Associate Professor of Englishg B.A., Hampden- Sydney College, 1950g M.A., University of Penn- sylvania, 19543 Ph.D., University of Pennsyl- vania, 1961, joined fac- ulry in 1957. KENNETH SAWYER FALK Associate Professor of Latin and Greekg A.B., Harvard College, 19499 F.A.A.R., American Acad- emy in Rome, 19543 Ph.D., Harvard University, 1961, joined faculty in 1958. GEORGE TYLER IWILLER, JR. Associate Professor of Chemistry, B.S., Virginia Military Institute, 19533 Ph.D., University of Vir- ginia, 19581 joined faculty in 1958. CI-IESLEY MARTIN HUTCHINS Visiting Professor of RO- mance Languagesg B.A., Duke University, 1911: A.M., Duke University, 19143 A.M., Harvard Uni- versity, 19195 Ph.D., Har- vard University, 19223 joined faculty in 1959. WILLIAM COLLAR HOLBROOK Professor of Romance Lan- guagesg A.B., Harvard University, 19203 B.A., Oxford University, 1923, M.A., Harvard University, 19283 Ph.D., Harvard Uni- versity, 19305 joined fac- ulty in 1960. JOE LOWDERMILK COGGIN Instructor in Biologyg B.S., Wake Forest College, 1950g M.S., Virginia Poly- technic Institute, 19541 joined faculty in 1961. mp- facult -wav ,I , Wy UI 5' 751 - 'gs ' if 17 E+ JOHN EARL WOOD Assistant Professor of Mathematics: B.S., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1942, M.A., Longwood College, 1957, joined faculty in 1953. BEVERLY CALVIN BASS Instructor in Chemistry and Physics, B.A., Mary- ville College, 19311 M.A,, University of Tennessee, 19595 joined faculty in 1960. WALTER ALFRED LEYLAND, JR. Instructor in Mathematics and Physics, B.S., College Of William and Mary, 1958, M.S., Virginia Poly- technic Institute, 1960, joined faculty in -1960. WILLIAM CHARLES DOUGI-In' Instructor in Mathematics, B.S., Hampden-Sydney Col- lege, 1960, joined faculty in 1961. ARGLE SCOTT GARROWI, JR. Instructor in English: B.S.. Hampden-Sydney College, 1953: M.A.. University of North Carolina, 19611 joined faculty in 1961. DAVID ANDERSON KNOTTS Instructor in Latin and Reference Librarian: B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1960, joined faculty in 1961. DUDLEY BYRD SELDEN Instructor in Mathematics, B.S., University of Rich- mond, 19523 M.S., Purdue University, 196lg joined faculty in 1961. PAUL LIVINGSTON GRIER Librarian, B,A., Erskine C.,1If-gc-, 1956, BA. in LS., University Of North Carolina, 19531 M.A. in LS., University of Michi- gan, 19-171 joined faculty in 19-10. faculty S -1 Kiln -Cf... 4 I 4 G, -ws Brix ,, T? .f ff' A 'mise . .,::: i........ i' all 18 lie 1' 'six EDMUND TAYLOR KITTLEMAN Assistant Professor of Chemistry: B.S.. Yale Uni- versity, l950g BA., Uni- versity of Mississippi, 1952: M.S., University of Mississippi, 1957g Ph.D., University Of North Caro- lina, 196Zg joined faculty in 1961. DONALD RICHARD ORTNER Instructor in Mathematics and Psychology: B.A., Northwestern College, 19443 B.M., Illinois Wes- leyan University, 19463 C.R.M., Wisconsin Luther- an Seminary, 1947: M.A., Eastern Michigan Univer- sity, 19575 joined faculty in 1961. EDMUND WHITTAKER Professor of Economics: B.S., Edinburgh Univer- sity, 19281 Ph.D., Edin- burgh University, 1932g joined faculty in 1961. RAY ATKINSON MOORE, JR. College Physiciang B.A., Hampden-Sydney Collegeg M.D., University of Vir- giniag joined administra- tion in 1961. PAUL TULANE ATKINSON Treasurer of the College CR-etiredl and Alumni Advisorg B.A., Hampden- Sydney College, 19073 joined administration in 1919. JOHN STOKELEY FULTON Head Football Coach: B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 19555 present position since 1960. BILLY ALLEN FRANKLIN Head Track Coach and Trainerg B.S., North Caro- lina State Collegeg present position since 1960. MRS. CLARA WARD College Nurse. 9 1f: 2 1 1,,, I facult K- L f . :., .' :-.51-,Z:. ,- .5.-95-V534 in 1 'Yi EEE-3 H- 44 19 Fe RICHARD ALLAN BURRELL Director of Athletics: B.A., Hampden-Sydney Collegeg present position since 1960. WILLIAM DANIEL PEGRAM, JR. Head Basketball and Base- ball Coachg BS. and M.A., College of William and Maryg present position since 1960. HERMAN LEE DUNCAN Superintendent of Build- ings and Grounds. MRS. LEE W. RYAN Library Cataloguer. facult 7, psi, F 'Q e-1 Q MRS. CHARLES F. MCRAE Secretary to thc' Guidance Cenrer. fl IG! ., W I I ez ist yr T 'll JL TOP ROW' tl. ru r.J: MISS ANNA DICKHOFF, MISS VIRGINIA G. REDD, MRS. G. L. COX. MIDDLE ROW Il. tu r. 1 1 MISS FLORENCE L. CLARK, MISS ,IEAN MASSEY, MRS. R. A. BABB. DIR., MRS. .IOSEPH B. CLOWER. MRS. LLOYD B. MCKAY. BOTTOM ROXV tl. up r.r: MISS LOUISE ALLEN. MRS. GRAVES H. THOMPSON. fr Ju if ltxxxx 'P X -bfi- ,- ' x +,.L, 3 ' ' lllllll ,,, MIDDLECOURT-the Presidenfs home ec: 21 kaleidoscope Classes Ls- 3 K... 9 S: f 1 it J. A E if 3 , 15 Y. Q. ff' 'S Q. Qi we senior class Standing- S. D. PROCTOR W SaU'cfL11'v1'-'I'v'Ln1J1ff'w' R. M, BEST Ifflfflffdll 1 gg Q-1. l 'CL' officers Seated- R. L. ROYSTER Vife Pfmiffczlt N. SHOXVALTER PVC,ffllf,'lIf r 1641 afw N I X S W ' Q Wu-f I ,F class 0 SHFEVRY g 1 fl , ' CliftonF ge,Virgi ff ty , , of if - X f W E f '62 EARL LEIGHTON ABBOTT, JR. X ' BS X112 Q, 15- f E Wg! CHARLES CHILCOTE AMES 15 Cape Charles, Virginia B S lx ,,l , ' X0 , 'mmm X 'lf ' I 4! ROBERT COFFMAN AREHART Www W Wm j M, My JW? a r X Pernambuco, Brazil 4 X B.A. 5 HST fi,-7-55.--rf-,W -,,-- . w 8,- W if 'ani niors ISDN SIDNEY GRAYDON ARMSWORTHY X 1 'Q' R6Cdv1l1c-, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia A ' fff .xx Q., 1' h ii I K, X W Qi ,B I -Q. ' T O, UU P 537 '- . '15 H 4 ,A X X itxsx X 1 ,I N CC ROBERT WINSLOW BATTEN Qi Holland, Virginia 55, .xx.x, IIAIC, XIM1 1.- 2 L I I +1 N 2 3 ' . F-Q J W - i I 3 AQ -xx . J 'fi I ' I - V L .QP if -. - lj A , .V , ,ljyyw . . IOHN WRIGHT BALLARD, III Q'?Tg xi3'f'm!l' Qgf f, I X 7!- 0 ffwyw-x,,g 4? 34 -I ik ' Q WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS B,A, ex, UAE, :T class of '62 ROBERT MICHAEL BEST Ashland, Virginia GEORGE WILLIAM BoozE Buchanan, Virginia B.S, 9X ' 'I I i 1 I 7 PHILIP HARWOOD BURCHER, JR. Hampton, Virginia B.A. UAE, H:-11, :Ir i Q11 eniors Q1 JAMES XVESLEY BURGESS S9 ii South Boston, Virginia fi B,A, IIKA ? R w J . ' . 6.71. 2 Egzffx. - . J - H EW, VI! ,-,. - 2 13 0 5 WILLIAM TILLMAN BUTLER, JR. -fif- Richmond, Virginia A, 11:41 W raw gf X - f,- Hampden Sydney Virginia X R 4- . -JOSEPH ANDREW CANADA, JR. igliid 9 BA. EX X A cl HSS O 'gg Q Clifton Forge, Virginia H:Q,XB+ , iw N EVNA ,wdflu 'sxxb L ' if 1 MPN- Ngwmxiil U, r Mil Cffh' RAYMOND LYNWOOD ,,,.H X N CLATERBAUGH JR. xi: In N 79.2 7 f Z BA. f fifi lffjw. g 159 e J if ,ff PHILLIP MILTON COOK Burkeville, Virginia ALLEN LOUIS DAHL Farmville, Virginia ex, H241 L eniors Jw Y Q' fs' DWIGHT HARVEY DAY, JR. 5 V., Richmond, Virginia I ' X xr X 224 ,DWDi:i 11. ex R ii My E154 '5 CHARLES REXFORD DAYP Farmville, Virginia 5 L ' l.1?. - 43 A 1 ' 414,- MMVMMJ , q if fi ' N DONALD LABAN EDMUNDS A ILRN5 L, , 'V' Roanoke, Virginia B'A- KA cl STUART EGERTON, II Baltimore 12, Maryland V q ass of'62 . flflfly HAH Q 6 J ' EDWARD LIVINGSTON EVANS Halifax, Virginia . HK,-l. I l - l 5 l j., Zi ' . 1 ,-Q fX ' ' A I LARRY EVERETTE FARRAR l ll Roanoke, Virginia ll Z ..'rg-RAW , B.S. KE l D f fifiilzf A Q 3- i 05 XE Q gf, 3 K 'E-F, X 6 IN 77 U cm JF 1- .El f V nf 1 Z 1' 'MWIUITI ' 'N 'Q 3 r C1 if fa Mmwwgim. CHARLES HARDWICKE FRISCHKORN, JR. 1' Richmond, Virginia my Ji BS ex x'f , ff 1 X INN? Ll ff ' f Qi M X -sf' fix ul Y' , ass of ,62 Q: FRED LEMUEL GARRETT, III I Bowlers Wharf, Virgin X B A ex ' MI f R XYMQV -H ifi i I BS JOHN GEMMELL, J K I J lm Wilmington, N. C. R' GX E . V 1 I fi' 1'2- 12 'try 'lie-sf swf ,rt Elm P eniors ROBERT GOGGIN GILLESPIE, JR. Tazewell, Virginia B A AXA, Imr- RICHARD FOSTER GLENN Prospcct, Virginia AXA UU wif IME fd xi B.A. .XXX IQ rg-XII' 1 K N R , 45 EDWARD KIRRWOOD GODSEY, JR. j Y V J Madison Heights, Virginia ,, N Bb. 09 ,gf- are 1 E? class o JOHN RANDOLPH GRYMES Richmond, Virginia ROBERT GARNETT HALL, JR. Richmond, Virginia . X45 UAE, ET im lf? ' ' -1,-2-. , -2. --1 Q w mf, 2 'Q V, I LL Ei-rg. , :5, Q L HN J ,Q D 1 X Z j K Z Q- 2 Q, ii rf? N B.A. Ix... ARTHUR WISEMAN HARRISON, JR. Richmond, Virginia 'v W S f Zn ' D -19 x 1Jf ' Z Q 2 E 5 I Z i if +-' iw 9 1: N S. w D iLa A Q, ,, i' f' ' 1 ',- A WZ- X -Q . rx L,4,,f-ua 5,7 'JA ' Mins? J 1 fux ni 9 Xml Q B l R N i 6 ,W B.S. KA class of JERRY WAYNE HOUCHENS Petersburg, Virginia B.A. KA, UAE CHARLES EDWARD HUBBARD Danville, Virginia B.A. HKA CHAPMAN KENDALL HUNTER, JR. Appomattox, Virginia. eniors TRISTRAM TUPPER HYDE, IV Richmond, Virginia 3 3 V' -,-his ' il! I7 3,7 ,L , ga 1 ,5- S-fi E Eiwqf' p1 me if 1? T H REE YEAR ORBIT AROUND BAA. KA, OAK X H'5 C 3 A x if A rr II . -5 v I-5' 5 -1 3 A -sf-Ll X - 9 -5 af ,1 Y . 5 iff' . ,ik-v i-.Z l A o 'W f THOMAS WYNDHAM JAMISON O Farmville, Virginia Y ax 1 ' X . . X B.A. Kv Y 5 X -I lk, , Q W Sf 'QA mx I' A -tw ' kg in E ly ' 'uf xml- S ' X - yy!! ' W , -'V V3-'YV P V If , ' LX HARRY BEN-IAMIN JONES, JR. ff., J - ,N X Stone, Kentucky Ao. BA nm, :T 1 NWN VN nkaawwn R. J class P PEYTON RANDOLPH KELLER, JR. 'Ai Roanoke, Virginia B.A. , R AT ' D f ,S f-,, Lt Jw I in MM 'V I MJ JI-I 'X BN , I Q, R WILLIAM ALAN KEMPTON U I xii V Richmond, Virginia V S. 3. BIA- KCI' N E L F.qd!Q.+,: f I J f I 9 1 I I I . 'f X HUGH HoLMEs KERR, III , f f St . . . L4 . . , aunton, Virginia 6 ' B.s. ex 'L ZA , e n 1 0 r s xy LLOYD NATHAN KING, JR. I Rescue, Virginia I ' RAM B.A., B.S. KE ' R X f rf F B K' O 44 . ' KW L ,V yfff . QQ E OLLIE SIDNEY KING, III Rescue, Virginia 'B XXX XX ,M m I 1 F if Z2 I I I . DAVID EDWARD LAIRD JR. .AJ -' . Richmond Virginia 51, A S M' l J ll X 'IIN X . 5 X ifffl' .5 - - -efjg 'ww ' I I 'AVC rw-5 if V fi 1' i N Z I I' cl ROBERT CLAYTON LEONARD, JR. Roanoke, Virginia ass of fr Imlhl B A K A fe K L' ,, X if I 3 I WILLIAM WESLEY LOWERY, III Tappahannock, Virginia B.A. 9X RICHARD MCCARTHY, III Metairie, Louisiana I 1 WZ B A EX, ET I I N' eniors Z . f WILLIAM JAMES NELSON f Roanoke, Virginia I , DONALD BARRY NOLAN Roanoke, Virginia Bb GX 4 on uma: A f, 4 fy .L 'ff-PH I . , CSL W- , 7 ROBERT GORDON MCKENNEY Falls Church, virginia Q 7 f AXA Q f , ff I uM ! .Q , Z A 1' .F-4 V J 'L IL, Muff AMW 'D WX f c! class 0 1 K Z1 ff! IRVIN OWINGS, III ' Richmond, Virginia B.A. X111 rg, :Y f Z Y ff' 9 XA: 738' P7 Qagw 6 Q R D X X W x, 4, L BA R JOSEPH BROWN PRINCE JR. i 1 Petersburg Virginia STEPHEN DULANEY PROCTOR Richmond Virginia Z In HAI: eniors Leaksville, North Carolina Beltsville, Maryland B.S. Richmond, Virginia B.A. WILLIAM ROBBINS RAGSDALE B.A. AXA, A419 DUDLEY ALLEN RAINE, JR. AX A LOUIS WHITFIELD RANDALL IIKA ll I I I 9. I QQ xW' O 'I , .1 X' f' Q 6' -f u if I 09 f r ' i jol-IN EDMUND ROBERTS, JR. xv. ny V Xi 1 g N Ir! idx ml iiiliiiiiiivigri Nli X ri L 'L il L fi li Wi W' if ii 'ii lvii if xxxi, 5 E sv- ' 'vi V, 5 N X ' H ml if 97 in-3, in X X,n,A, Z Ji, GSP XX iigi-0 ,J,Y f ix X i i Q LT!! Y X L if i 7 'M iw r- f ,Cffpq R174 L ffl, 'if Mi tix ff xx ll J --X N ZA ' X BA. X42 UAE 2. WILLIAM DONALD ROGERSON B.A. X41 B.S. -X class of Alexandria Virginia Richmond, Virginia RANDOLPH LEWIS ROYSTER Richmond, Virginia Q' ,- eniors 'h' E If , f FR 'lvp:,:::lCK5BuRQ 20 3 miami as AIOSEPH ANTHONY RUCKER, III Z ' ,HW Bedford Viminia , B s K3 i ' Ll ,I W I I N 1, sf'- ?? , ' I W il X lu 5 f'v Z JOSEPH MARSH RUFFIN, JR. 'Q Richmond, Virginia ,E Lui I l A3115 'YU' I Charleston, West Virginia BASA KF., mic, Xnfrf ' -' I. I X-:J HN A XWILLIAM GOODRIDGE SALE, III 3- If g. X XXII My XCQM Z ,I EQ I LL Z X class of '62 Las' ' QE: ' 1 'X 3, E7 by DANIEL HOLLAND SHANER Herndon, Virginia B.A. EX K. rw Cru K.. V fr Jo' ' X Q -NM- X X f '4 If W4 Ugg ul M' E f NELSON SHOWALTER Roanoke, Virginia in l l .' l ' , , WI B.A. KE W , ?5: yi U CHARLES FREDERICK SHULTZ Carson Virginia Ed X fg j ' X X B.S. 3 K A eniors L Q'- M 3949. 1 M Mx QI' 'I 2 www Y 44 CLARENCE OWEN SLIGH, ja. J '4 Bedford, virginia X X B.A Kd, 1 5 UWMMNMWH' A B.A. THOMPSON, II Crewe, Virginia KENT ALAN SMACK Gadsden, Alabama ex, nm ROBERT GOURDINE 15.5. AXA, IIAE 'ii A -zf ' ' Q SHOWERS' km fx Qnlfyly s W ,ly I Xi . R, ,Q in f X, - X X WW! .. 4' '52 ev ' n ,fr i if -2 ik 'PQ K -L V Q RL llll' 1, J K ,. J ?rf-, -sie! WWJHW Nr class Of '62 HARRY HOBSON T1TUs 'sf' gyaul--'W I if Q I -1 ' Springiield, Virginia Q. B S I XBI . . iii, x if ROBERT HORNE TOLBERT, JR. Larchmonr, New York B.A. EX COLLEGE LIBRARY HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, wx fx fi' 5-N13 EO-ilini JOHN THOMAS TOMPKINS, III Newport News, Virginia B.S. AXA, HAE , A eniors 3 avl- ei 1 .ff ' n I xi- , ,i ,SI fsfbirrl' X 6' ji If 5 2 -: dx fb I W M J? I SQ 1 1... W '- XY -ix ...,, THOMAS SHIELDS TREDWAY -A Richmond, Virginia -il IIIQA o.xIi, XIII, I 72' E AJ I WILLIAM FERRELI, VESS, JR. fj Richmond, Virginia W X J BA. Z 'R ' C9 CHARLES FREDERICK WILKINS, II , 'D Harrisonburg,Virginia Zff ,If J class of WI . Q CZ? .,,,,,.v g f 4 THOMAS FRAZIER WILLIAMS, JR. Arlington, Virginia ' J BA. KA f MMIWI I WILLIAM BRYANT WILLIAMS, JR. Newport News, Virginia B.A. ex, IIAE, ET Nr NEIL WOODY YEARGIN Ji I , Oxford, North Carolina ' U , B,A, KE, UAE iw ii RIMM U! senior director ABBOTT, EARL LEIGHTON, JR., 916 McCormick Blvd., Clifton Forge, Va., X42 AMES, CHARLES CHILCOTE, 212 Madison Ave., Cape Charles, Va., KI, Baseball 11,2,3,47. AREHART, ROBERT COFFMAN. Caixa Postal 66. Garanhuns, Pernambuco, Brazil, 112473 :TZ Eta Sigma Phi 147, Treasurer 147, Sigma Upsilon 147, Glee Club 11,2,3,47, Student Library Assistant 12.3,47. ARMSWORTHY, SIDNEY GRAYDON. Reedville. Va., 9X, Theta Chi Treasurer 147. BABB, RYLAND ASHBY, JR., 1300 Briarcliff Road. Richmond, Va., KA, Kappa Alpha Secretary 1471 Sophomore Class President, Student Council 1172 Stu- dent Christian Association 12.3,47. Secretary-Treasurer 127, Dorm Counselor 13,471 Football 11,27. BALLARD, JOHN WRIGHT. III, 5656 Shenandoah Ave., Norfolk, Va., X473 lnterfraternity Council 1471 Psychology Club 13,47. BATTEN, ROBERT WINSLOW, Box 93. Holland. V34 AXA, 11.112, XWI1, Lambda Chi Alpha Correspond- ing Secretary 127 . Vice President 147, Pi Delta Epsilon 13.47, Chi Beta Phi 13.47, President 1479 Tiger Staff 12,3,47, Student Chemistry Assistant 123,471 Fresh- man Chemistry Award: Macon Reed Math Award 1273 Phi Beta Kappa Award 137, Adamson Scholarship 147. BEST, ROBERT MICHAEL, BOX 226, Route 1, Ash- land, Va., 9X, UAE, ST, Pi Delta Epsilon 13.47, Vice President 147: Sigma Upsilon 13,4,7, President 147, Tiger Staff 1l,2,3,47, Newstaff 11.27, Managing Editor 137, Editor-in-Chief 147: Debate Team 12,3,47, Presi- dent 147, Literary Magazine 12.3,47, Editor 147, Senior Class Historian, Fencing Team 12.3,-47, J-V Basketball Team 117, Student Assistant, Spanish 12,37, Bible 137, English 1471 ll bo'r ll h0 Amawg Silnierzti in American Univerrilief and Colleges BOOZE, GEORGE WILLIAM, Buchanan, Va., 9X1 Glee Club 11,2,3,47, Student Assistant, Chemistry 12,37, Biology 147. BURCHER, PHILIP HARWOOD, JR., 3011 Terrace Rd., Hampton, Va., UAE, H342 ST, Eta Sigma Phi 12,3,471 Pi Delta Epsilon 13,473 Sigma Upsilon 147: H-S Magazine 147: Glee Club Mascot 13,-47, KA- Ltamoscovs Staff 13.47, Assistant Editor 147. BURGESS, JAMES WESLEY, 509 Logan St., South Boston, Va., UNA, Student Assistant, Spanish, French, Book Cellar, Chapel Monitor, Tiger Staff. BUTLER, WILLIAM TILLMAN, JR., 4526 E. Semi- nary Ave., Richmond, Va., UK-X, ll-541, Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary 137, President 147, Eta Sigma Phi 13,471 Freshman Class Historian, Sophomore Class Historian, Junior Class President, Student Council 12,3,47, Stu- dent Christian Association, President 147, German Club Treasurer 137: Interfraternity Council 13,47, Football 11,2,3,47, Tri-Captain 147, Second Team, Mason-Dixon Conference 137, Fourth Place, Mason- Dixon Wrestling. CANADA, ANDREW JOSEPH, JR., 1527 Somerset Dr., Lynchburg, Va., EX, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Editor 117, House Manager 127, Vice President 137: Sopho- more Class Secretary-Treasurer, Student Christian Asso- ciation 137, Student Council 1371 Student Assembly 12.37, KALEIDOSCOPE Stat? 15.47, Tiger Staff 11,271 Interfraternity Council 12,371 Junior Class Secretary- Treasurer, Football 137, Basketball 127, Jayvee Bas- ketball 117: Intramural Manager 137. CLATERBAUGH, RAYMOND LYNWOOD, JR., 1130 Grace St., Clifton Forge, Va., lIE'I', XWIP, Eta Sigma Phi 13,471 Chi Beta Phi 13.472 Psychology Club 13,473 Samuel Macon Reed Math Award 127. COOK, PHILLIP MILTON. Burkeville, Va., K-7, Stu- dent Assembly 127. DAHL, ALLEN LEWIS, 301 First Ave., Farmville, Va., HX. 1lE'I', Eta Sigma Phi 147: Glee Club 12.3,47. DAY, DWIGHT HARVEY, JR., 1109 West Ave., Richmond. Va., ET, Sigma Upsilon Fraternity 13.47. Vice President 147, Tiger Staff 12,371 H-S Magazine 13,473 Glee Club 137, Union Philanthropic Literary Society 12,3,47. Secretary 137. Vice President 147, Fencing Team 127, Track 117, Cross Country 117, Wrestling 12,3,47. DAYE, CHARLES REXFORD, Rt. 2, Box 114, Farm- ville, Va., EX. EDMUNDS, DONALD LABAN, 924 Forest Park Blvd., Roanoke, Va., KA, Football 117, Tennis 11,2,3,47 Captain 147, Wrestling 12,37. EGERTON, STUART, II, Pratt and Montrose Ave., Baltimore 12, Md., 'I'l'l, I1-U31 Pi Delta Epsilon 12,3,47, President 147, Student Assembly, Student-Faculty Com- mittee 157, KALEIDOSCOPE 11,2,3,47, Editor-in-Chief 147: Student Assistant, Spanish 127, Chemistry 137, ll lJn'r lI lao Among Sluzientr in American Universities and Colleges. EVANS, EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Halifax, Va., IIKA. FARRAR, LARRY EVERETTE, 1515 Lafayette Blvd., Roanoke, Va.: KE, Football 117, Basketball 117, Track 127, Dorm Counselor 13,47. FERGUSON, CHARLES ANDERSON, II, 9 Ferguson Lane, Newport News, Va., Glee Club 1173 Golf 1125.47- FERGUSON, GEORGE EDWARD, JR., 1007 High Street, Farmville, Va.: EX, Psychology Club 13,47. -'2152l!' senior director FLOURNOY, GARLAND WILLIAM, 2609 Pershing Ave., Richmond, Va., 115'1', Eta Sigma Phi C3,-49, De- bate Team 15,493 Tiger C3,49, Copy Editor C49, Fencing Team C2,39, Psychology Club C5,493 Political Economy Club C39, H-S Magazine C49. FRISCHKORN, CHARLES I-IARDWICKE, JR., 3314 Gloucester Road, Richmond, Va., 9K3 Theta Chi Li- brarian C39, Secretary C49, KALEIDOSCOPE C49. GARRETT, FRED LEMUEL, III. Bowlers Wharf, Va., HK, Theta Chi President C493 Interfraternity Council 12.49. GEMMELL, JQHN, JR., 2216 Mimosa Place, Wilming- ton, N. C., HK, Golf C1,29. GILLESPIE, ROBERT GOGGIN, JR., The Cove, Route 1, Taxewell, Va., AKA, 11349, Lambda Chi Alpha Secre- tary C2,3,49, Eta Sigma Phi C5,49, President C49, Tiger Circulation Stall C3,-49, Union-Philanthropic Li- terary Society C49. GLENN, RICHARD FOSTER, P. O. Box 46, Prospect, Va., AXA, Tiger Staff C19, KALEIDOSCOPE C19g Union Philanthropic Literary Society C3,49, Student Assistant, Language Labs. C1,2,3,49. 4 GODSEY, EDWARD KIRKWOOD, JR., Route 5, Box 117, Madison Heights, Va., Student Assembly C3,49, Independent Organization C2,39, Treasurer C39, Basketball C19, Student Assistant, Chemistry C3,49. GRYMES, JOHN RANDOLPH, 5502 Bewdiey Road, Richmond, Va., X42 Chi Phi President C49, Student Assembly C39, Interfraternity Council C49, Basketball C1,29, Tennis C291 Baseball C1.39. HALL, ROBERT GARNETT, JR., 4100 Dover Road, Richmond, Va., X45 115-13, ET, Chi Phi Secretary C39, Vice-President C49, Pi Delta Epsilon C3,-49, Sigma Up- silon C3,49, Secretary-Treasurer C49, Junior Class His- torian, Jongleurs C2,39, German Club Business Manager C49, Tiger Stal? C1,2,3,49, H-S Magazine C49, Glee Club Cl,2,5,49, Secretary C39, Vice-President C49, KA1,E1DoscoPE C2,5,49, Managing Editor C59, Student Assistant, Library C3,49 . HAMMER, LARRY WAYNE, 6110 Alexander Street, Norfolk, Va., KA, Basketball C1,2,3,9S Baseball C1,2, 3,49, Vice-President Sophomore Class, Basketball Sports- manship award C2 9, All Mason-Dixon Baseball C39. HARRISON, ARTHUR WISEMAN, JR., 16 Stone- hurst Green, Richmond, Va., KE. HAWKS, DANIEL McCRACKEN, 24 Pannill Street, Ettrick, Va., QK, ET, Sigma Upsilon C3,-49, KALEIDO- SCOPE C2,3,49, Tiger Stal? C2,3,49, H-S Magazine, Glee Club C1,2,5,49, Union-Philanthropic Literary Society C49, Student Assistant, Infirmary C2,3,49. HAYNSWORTH, PAULUS IRVING, 1621 Link Road, Lynchburg, Va., KI, KALEIDOSCOPE Art Stal? C493 Cheerleader C191 Tiger Staff C19, Humor Magazine C393 German Club C49. I-IEINZER, WILLIAM JAMES, 5007 Staunton Ave., Charleston, W. Va., KE, OAK, X13'1', Omicron Delta Kappa C493 Chi Beta Phi C49, Football C1,2,3,49. HOUCHENS, JERRY WAYNE, 1597 Mount Vernon Ave., Petersburg, Va., K-1, 11513, Kappa Alpha No. IX C3,49, Pi Delta Epsilon C3,49, German Club C2,3,49, Secretary-Treasurer C49, Tiger C2,59, Glee Club C1,2, 3,49, Librarian C29, Vice-President C39. President C49, KALEIDOSCOPE C1,2,3,49, Faculty Editor C3,49, H-S Magazine C49, Virginia Camilla Taylor Crawley Memo- rial Music Award C19. HUBBARD, CHARLES EDWARD, Route 1, Pelham, N. C.: HK-91 Freshman Class Vice-President, Baseball C19, Manager, Football Equipment Cl,29, Student As- sistant, Bible C3,49g Dorm Counselor C3,49. HUNTER, CHAPMAN KENDALL, JR., Box 394 Ap- pomattox, Va., KA. HYDE, TRISTRAM TUPPER, IV, 5100 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va., KA, OAK, Omicron Delta Kappa C593 Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer, Student Chris- tian Association Cl,29, Student Council C395 Glee Club C1,2,39L Football Cl,2,39, Most Improved Player C393 Student Assistant, Physics C39, graduated in three years. JAMISON, THOMAS WYNDHAM, 509 Beech Street, Farmville, Va., KE, KALEIDOSCOPE C39. JONES, HARRY BENJAMIN, JR., Stone, Kentucky, 11K--1, ST, Sigma Upsilon C3,49L Glee Club C1,2,39L Interfraternity Council C49, Tiger Band C19, Student Assistant, Chemistry C39, Book Cellar C49. KELLER, PEYTON RANDOLPH, JR., 125 26th Street, Roanoke, Va., Jongleurs C1,2,3,49, Fencing C39, Psy- chology Club C3,49, Tiger Staff C49. KEMPTON, WILLIAM ALAN, 720 St. Christopher's Road, Richmond, Va., X112 Wrestling C2,39g Jongleurs C1,2,5,49- KERR, HUGH HOLMES, III, 10 East Frederick Street, Staunton, Va., 9X, Tiger Staff C1,2,49. KING, LLOYD NATHAN, JR., Rescue, Va., KE, Glee Club C2,3,49. , KING, OLLIE SIDNEY, III, Rescue, Va., Track C1,29, Cross Country Team C29, Psychology Club C29, Stu- dent Assistant, Chemistry C2,3,49. LAIRD, DAVID EDWARD, JR., 8900 West Broad Street, Richmond, Va., KA, Kappa Alpha No. V C3,49, ad 55 senior directory Student Christian Association 141: Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer: Student Assembly 131: Student Council 111: Tiger Staff 141: German Club Assistant Business Manager 131, Vice-President 141: Glee Club 12,3,41, Head Librarian 131: Interfraternity Council 1411 Karninoscovii, Fraternity Editor 131, Sports Edi- tor 141: Cheerleader C11: Student Assistant, Spanish: Student Library Building Committee 11,2,31. LEONARD. ROBERT CLAYTON, JR., 3237 Avenham Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va.: KA: Kappa Alpha No. IV 15,-111 Student Christian Association 1l,2,311 Fresh- man Class Vice President: Student Council 1 11: German Club 1l.2,3,-11, Vice President 131, President 141: Glee Club 11,2,3,-11: KALEIDOSCOPE, Class Editor 13,-11: Tiger Staff 141. LOXVERY, WILLIAINI WESLEY, III, Tabpahannock, Va.: HX: Interfraterniry Council 141: Baseball 1 1,2,3,41. MCCARTHY, RICHARD. III, 436 Betz Place, Metairie. Louisiana: IX, iT: Sigma Chi Secretary 141: Sigma Upsilon 12,31, Vice President C311 Jongleurs 111: Union-Philanthropic Literary Society 121: H-S Maga- zine 121: Tennis 1l,21. INICKENNEY, ROBERT GORDON, 5518 Mass. Ave.. Falls Church, Va.: AX-1: Glee Club C1,2,5,41: Cross Country Team 111: Student Assistant, Chemistry 121. NELSON. XVILLIAINI JAINIES, Wyclifi Ave., Roanoke, Va.. K-1. NOLAN, DONALD BARRY, 3504 Windsor Road, Roanoke. Va: QX: Theta Chi Vice President 151: Stu- dent Assembly 15.411 Student Finance Committee Chait- man 141: Psychology Club President 141: Wrestling 121: Student Assistant. Chemistry 12,31, Physics 141: Dorm Counselor 141. OXVINGS, IRVIN, III, 311 Clovelly Road, Richmond, Va.: X412 Chi Phi Historian 141: H-S Magazine 11,41: Union-Philanthropic Literary Society 141. PRINCE. JOSEPH BROWN, JR., 1578 Westover Ave., Petersburg, Va. PROCTOR, STEPHEN DULANY, 10 Cedar Ave.. Richmond, Va.: K-1, 11313: Kappa Alpha Treasurer 131, Vice President 1412 Pi Delta Epsilon 13,411 Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer. Senior Class Secretary-Treas- urer: Student Council 151: Debate Team 141: Student Assembly 111: KALEIDOSCOPE Business Staff 13,411 Union-Philanthropic Literary Society 141. RAGSDALE, WILLIAM ROBBINS, 603 Highland Dr., Leaksville, N. C.: AXA, AXPQ: Alpha Psi Omega 12,3,41: Jongleurs 1'2,3,41. RAINE, DUDLEY ALLEN, JR., 4211 Wicomico Ave., Beltsville. Md.: AX-X: Student Christian Association C1,2,312 Glee Club C1,2,3,41: Fire Department 11,2,3,41: Student Assistant, Library C1,2,3,41. RANDALL, LOUIS WHITFIELD, Via Sacra, Hampden- Sydney, Va.: UKA: Tiger Staii 111: KALEIDOSCOPE 111: Cheerleader 1l,21. ROBERTS, JOHN EDMUND, JR., 205 Locust Lane, Alexandria, Va.: XP: Chi Phi Vice President 141: In- terfraternity Council 131: Student Assistant, German 141: KALEIDOSCOPE Sports Editor 141. ROGERSON, WILLIAM DONALD, 407 Tuckahoe Blvd., Richmond, Va.: Xfbg Student Assembly 141: Tiger Staff 1l,21: Track C1,2,31. ROYSTER, RANDOLPH LEWIS, 612 Newkirk Drive, Richmond, Va.: EX, OAK: Omicron Delta Kappa 141: Student Christian Association 12,413 Student Council 121: Freshman Class President, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent: Tiger Band C1,2,3,41: Student Assistant, Physics 151, Biology 141. RUCKER, JOSEPH ANTHONY, III, Peaks Road, Bed- ford, Va.: KE: Kappa Sigma, Vice President 131, Presi- dent 141: Student Assembly 141: lnterfraternity Council 1l,2,3,41, President 141: Football C1,2,3,41. RUFFIN, JOSEPH MARSH, JR.. 308 North Meadow Street, Richmond, Va.: KE. SALE, WILLIAM GOODRIDGE, III, 615 Fort Hill Drive, Charleston, W. Va.: KS, 0-KK, XB'i': Omicron Delta Kappa 13,411 Chi Beta Phi 13,41: Student Christian Association 11,2,31: Student Council 13.41: Student Assembly 141: President of Student Body: Glee Club 111: Football 11,2,3,41: Student Assistant Chem- istry 121: Who? Who Among Studentr in American Urzizferrilier and Colleges. SHANER, DANIEL HOLLAND, Box 49, Route 2, Herndon, Va.: SX: Sigma Chi, Secretary 121, Treasurer 131, President 141: Student Assembly 131: Inter- fraternity Council Secretary-Treasurer 141: Student As- sistant, Economics 141. SHOWALTER, NELSON, 2318 Avenham Ave., Roa- noke, Va.: KE: Kappa Sigma President 131: Sophomore Class President, Senior Class President: Student Council 13,41: Student Assembly 11,312 Glee Club 11,212 lnterfraternity Council Vice President 131. SHULTZ, CHARLES FREDERICK, Carson, Va.: KA. SLIGH, CLARENCE OWEN, JR., Presbyterian Home, Lynchburg, Va.: XCP: Chi Phi Treasurer 141: Glee Club C 1,2,3,4 1 . SMACK. KENT ALAN, 105 Meadowview Circle, Gads- den, Ala.: 9X, N542 JV Basketball 111: Eta Sigma Phi 141. +515-412+ senior director THOMPSON, ROBERT GOURDINE, II, RFD 1, Crewe, Va.g AXA, UAE, Pi Delta Epsilon 125,433 Tiger Staff 1l,2,3,43, Circulation Manager 153, Busi- ness Manager 143, Hampden-Sydney Fire Department 11,2,5,43g Dorm Counselor 143, Student Assistant, Chemistry 123. TITUS, HARRY HOBSON, 6107 Dinwiddie Street, Springfield, Va., KA, X342 Kappa Alpha Secretary 1433 Chi Beta Phi Vice President 1433 Union-Philanthropic Literary Society 143g Golf 133, Student Assistant, Chemistry 1253, Math 143, KALEIDOSCOPE Staff 143. TOLBERT, ROBERT HORNE, JR., 6 Dimitri Place, Larchmont, N. Y., EX, Sigma Chi Vice President 143. TOMPKINS, JOHN THOMAS, III, 18 Shirley Road, Newport News. Va.g AXA, UAEQ Lambda Chi Alpha Treasurer 1433 Pi Delta Epsilon 13,433 Student Christian Association 12,3,43g Debate Team 13,43, President 133, Vice President 143g Tiger Staff 125,433 Student Assistant, Chemistry 123, Economics 143, Political Economy Club 133, President 133. TREDWAY, THOMAS SHIELDS, 7004 Chandler Drive, Richmond, Va.g UKA, OAK, XWPQ Pi Kappa Alpha Vice President 1433 Omicron Delta Kappa 15,43, President 143, Chi Beta Phi 143g Student Council 11,43g Student Assembly 12,335 Student Body Secretary-Treasurer 123, Student Body Vice President 133, Football 11,2,5,43, Tri-Captain 1431 Track 113, Outstanding Freshman Award 1133 Wl.1o'r lVho Among Sludentr in American Univerritier and Colleges. VESS, WILLIAM FERRELL, JR., 4402 West Grace Street. Richmond, Va. WILKINS, CHARLES FREDERICK, II, 767 South Mason Street, Harrisonburg, Va,g KS. WILLIAM, THOMAS FRAZIER, JR., 3117 North Military Road, Arlington, Va., KAL Kappa Alpha Presi- dent 1435 Junior Class Vice President, Interfraternity Council 143. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM BRYANT, JR., 7505 River Drive, Newport News, Va., GX, UAE, ET, Pi Delta Epsilon 1433 Sigma Upsilon 143g Freshman, Sopho- more, and Senior Class Historian, Glee Club 1l,2,3,43. President 143g KALEIDOSCOPE Class Editor 123, As- sistant Editor 133, C0-Editor-in-Chief 143, 117,503 Who Among Studerztr in American U11iz'er.ritieJ and Collegef. YANCEY, EMMETT DANIEL BOAZ, Box 145, Crozet, Va.g UK-Ag Tiger Band 113g Student Christian Associa- tion 143, Manager of Tennis 113g Cross Country 113, Student Assistant, Chemistry. YEARGIN, NEIL WOODY. Coleman Street, Oxford. N. C., KE, UAE3 Kappa Sigma Vice President 143, Pi Delta Epsilon 13,43, Secretary-Treasurer 1431 Stu- dent Assembly 143g KALEIDOSCOPE 12.5.43, Business Manager 143g Football 11,2,33. 461555 f Ur , junior class officers nding I.. D. FINLIQY, III Scared-P. B. XVPIITIE, JR. J. N. NICDANIEI IVILKL I'rwhfu11f Sunmr 1'fI4ru1,r1f1'w' Hiftorhzzz Absent-W. H. SAVNDISRS, III PII'-fftf0IIf if 56 fi? class o Firxt Row: DOUGLAS ROWAN ALLEN, Beechleigh, Old Gun Road, Mid- lothian, Virginia. ROBERT HOLLAND BEN- NETT, 104 Laurel Lane, Vir- ginia Beach, Virginia. EDWIN EDMUND BOULDIN. JR., 209 Westview Drive, N. W., Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Second Row: CARL FISHER BOWMER, 2653 Washington Blvd., Huntington, West Virginia. RODNEY GEORGE BRADT. 1048 Woodrow Avenue, Waynes- boro, Virginia. PETER LITTLEFIELD BRY- ANT, 607 Piccadilly Road, Tow- son 4, Maryland. Third Row: WILLIAM HAMILTON BRY- SON, 1142 West Avenue, Rich- mond 20, Virginia. BENJAMIN MICHAEL BUT- LER, 423 W. Cork St., Win- chester, Va. WILLIAM GASTON CAPER- TON, 724 Broad St., Mt. Hope, W. Va.-I Fozzrlh Roux' GEORGE BURROUGHS CART- LEDGE, JR., 3465 Pealcwood Dr. Roanoke, Va. WILLIAM DUNNIGAN CAS- SIDY, III, 71 Riverside Dr., Welch, W. Va. DAVID LESTER COSTEN- BADER, Rr. 3, Little Neck Road, Lynnhaven, Va. Fifth Row: JOSH CURTIS cox, JR., Box 187, Burkeville, Va. THOMAS BRADLEY DAVID- SON, JR., 2020 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. NORWOOD HOWE DAVIS, , JR., 2508 Third Ave., Richmond, Va. 7 uniors f 1 -V-i I , Au. Firxl Roux' DENNIS BRENT DILLS, 2473 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg, Va. LEAVENWORTH MCGILL FERRELL, ll ll Overbrook Road, Petersburg Va. LOWERY DOUGLAS FINLEY, Ill, -ill 49th St., Virginia Beach, Va. Second Roux' MERVIN ARNOLD FRANTZ, JR., 815 Moncure St., Fredericks- burg, Va. JAMES McINNES GALLO- WAY, JR., 6922 Woodrow Terr., Richmond, Va. JEFFREY LEE GARDY, Callao, Va. Third' Roux' . DONALD ROBERTS GLAD- STONE, Exmore, Va. CLYDE EARL GUTHROW, JR., 2505 Wedgewood Ave., Rich- mond, Va. SAMUEL CHARLES HARD- ING, JR., 751 Water Lane, Tappahannock, Va. Fourth Roux' HOLMES CONRAD HARRI- SON, 4628 Hanover Ave., Rich- mond, Va. JAMES FRANKLIN HATCHER, 2654 Robin Hood Road, Roa- noke, Va. GEORGE PHILIP HILLEN, Ill, 29-I5 Rosalind Ave., S. W., Roa- noke, Va. Fifth Roux' NEILL ARCHIBALD JENN- INGS, JR., 112 Beverly Place, Greensboro, N. C. FERDINAND STODDERT JOHNS, 11 Tapoan Road, Rich- mond, Va. HAL STUART JOHNSON, 202 Wood Road, Richmond, Va. Fifi! Roux' EBBERT ASHBY JONES, III, 112 Clarendon Circle, Danville, Va. PARK DEANS -IOYNER, 5100 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. PAUL ARMSTRONG LARSH. 509 N. High St., Franklin, Va. Second Row: HERBERT TIMOTHY LITTLE, RFD, Ivor, Va. WILLIAM FRANKLIN LONG, JR., 350 Rapidan Road, Orange, Va. RUSSEL GREENWAY IVICAL- LISTER, JR., 3416 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, Va. Third Roux' FRANK MARSHALL Mc- CLARY, 24 Osprey Ave., Hamp- ton, Va. JOHN NOBLE MCDANIEL. 429 Monroe St., Herndon, Va. THOMAS ROBB MCDANIEL, 429 Monroe St., Herndon, Va. Fourth Row: RODERICK BELL MATHEWS 1707 Virginia St., E., Charles- ton, W. Va. JOHN WESLEY MELTON, III Purcell Road, Glen Allen, Va. WILLIAM ROYALL MIDDLE- THON, JR., 1216 Palermo Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. 7 Fifth Row: WILLIE ADAINIS NUNNALLY, 3901 Walmsley Blvd., Rich- mond, Va. JAMES LUTTRELL PATTON, 600 Port Hill Dr., Charleston, W. Va. WALTER GREYSON QUARLES, IR., 2151 Cowper Dr., Raleigh, N. C. ass of uniors if 60 J3- First Roux' I-IOLMAN CALVIN RAWLS. III, 105 York Lane, Virginia Beach, Va. HUGHES KENNEDY REVE- LEY, JR., 7001 Carolanne Dr., Norfolk, Va. JOI-IN WILLOUGI-IBY ROMM, JR., 6010 Carroll Place, Nor- folk, Va. Second Roux' EVANS CASKIE ROSS, 2022 Mt. Vernon Road, Roanoke, Va. WADE HAMPTON SAUN- DERS, III, 540 Cassell Lane, Roanoke, Va. BOBBY GENE SAYLOR, Fork Union, Va. Third R ow: JOHN PAYNE SCHERER, 205 Granville Ave., Beckley, W. Va. KENNETH NEAL SCOTT, 549 Roxbury St., Clifton Forge, Va. HARVEY FITZGERALD SEL- DEN, 101 Beauregard Ave., Highland Springs, Va. F ou rfb R ow: HAROLD PREBBLE SETTLE, JR., 2746 Laburnum Ave., Roa- noke, Va. JAMES STUART SI-IELTON. 1210 Mowbray Place, Charlottes- ville, Va. EDWARD HENDERSON SHIELD, 212 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. Fifth Row: HENRY ANDERSON SHIELD. 212 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. WELLINGTON HILL SHIR- LEY, JR., Heathsville, Va. GLENN WILLARD SMALL, JR., 207 Waybridge Road, Nor- folk. Va. Firtt Row: CHARLES WARNER SOM- MERDAI-IL, 1460 Lafayette Blvd., N. W., Roanoke, Va. MARSHALL HOWARD STUART, 4508 W. Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va. BOYD VALENTINE SWIT- ZER, 714 Locust Ave., Waynes- boro, Va. Second R ow: WILLIAM WALLACE TEN- NENT, III, 2414 Wedgewood Ave., Richmond, Va. WILLIAM HENRY CABELL VENABLE, 1426 Elm, Grinnell, Iowa JOHN VERMILLION, III, 310 North St., Portsmouth, Va. Third Row: JOSEPH FRANKLIN VIAR, JR., 1016 New Hampshire Ave., Lynchburg, Va. RONALD COOK WEINGART, 21 W. Masonic View, Alex- andria, Va. PRESSLEY BYRNES WHITE, JR., 106 66th St., Virginia Beach, Va. Fourth Row: RODNEY ERNEST WILLIAMS, 2 North Elm Ave., Highland Springs, Va. DAVID GARTHRIGHT WIL- SON, JR., 5908 West Club Lane, Richmond, Va. RAYMOND ANDREW WOODY, 1012 Foxcroft Road, Richmond, Va. GILLET GRAYSON BOYCE, 1018 Wagner Road, Ruxton 4, Md. ERNEST PENSON CURRY, JR., 2510 Inverness Road, Char- lotte, N. C. WILLIAM SCOTT DAVIDSON, 106 Woodland Ave., Lynchburg, Va. class of '63 l 1 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED CHARLES RICHARD FRAMP- TON, JR., 1712 Louden Heights Rd., Charleston, W. Va. JAMES EVANS HENDERSON, Brick House Place, Concord, Va. DONALD MARTIN KILLMON, Craddockville, Va. WALTER LEE PENN, III, 815 Sunset Drive, Stuart, Va. .gf 61 WALTER OBENCHAIN SMITH, 53 Lee Street, Front Royal, Va. WALTER JOHN WILKE, Lee CO., Denville, N. LINWOOD GIBSON WILKES, 2905 Pickett Street, Hopewell, Va. 4 l ' . is x Y an P1 A . vi ' Sy'- Q, dk Q' Q, fl . if A, ., 2' i Q -W f 51 aim v 8? QQ, Y , XM M-'M elim. sophomore Class officers Smnding-Qi. M. Roma1z'rsoN, jk. Scared-C. T, CAYCE AI. D. SEMONES Saw'c'1.1r1'-'I'rmrffrcr PI'LXfjLI6'lIf Vive Pwyizfezll -13? 62 if Firrt Row: DAVID DUNHAM ADDISON, 5117 Evelyn Byrd Rd., Rich- mond, Va. JAMES CURTIS AKERS, JR., Stuart, Va. JOHN LOWELL ALEXANDER, 339 Washington, N. E., Albu- querque, N. M. JOHN VUAYNE ALLEY, 151 Tower St., Tazewell, Va. Second Row: DAVID JAMES ANDERSON. 400 Franklin St., Portsmouth, Va. LOUIS PHILIP BAILEY, JR., Nathalie, Va. EDWIN BOYD BAKER, Ran- dolph, Va. GEORGE HUGHES BECK- WITH, Rt. 1, Box 251, Earlys- ville, Va. Third Row: JOHN HAMILTON BERGE- RON, 6721 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va. HENRY STALEY BERRY, 414 Southampton Ave., Danville, Va. DOUGALD LEACH BLUE, Ill, 2405 Alycia Ave., Richmond, Va. HAROLD URQUHART BLY- THE, Country Club Road, Frank- lin, Va. Fourth Roux' CARL CAMPBELL BOOBERG, 332 Capitol View Dr., McLean, Va. JAMES ARTHUR BOTT, JR., MC 207 Nanticoke Acres, Sea- ford, Del. REGINALD WELLER BOURS, III, 909 S. Washington St., Alexandria, Va. JOHN PEYTON MCGUIRE BOYD, 6507 Three Chopt Rd., Richmond, Va. Fifth Roux' OTIS HENRY BRADLEY, 503 Plum St., Danville, Va. JAMES COY BYERS, III, 25 Cloverleaf Circle, Charleston, W. Va. WILLIAM KENT CARTER, JR., 1109 High Sr., Farmville, Va. MICHAEL DAVID CAVER, 1005 Francisco Road, Richmond, Va. Sixth Row: CHARLES THOMAS CAYCE, 413 53rd St., Virginia Beach, Va. WILLIAM BATES CHAPPELL, 3211 Hawthorne Ave., Rich- mond, Va. CLARENCE CONWAY CHEWNING, III, 103 Tucka- hoe Blvd., Richmond, Va. LUCIOUS HENRY CLEMONS, JR., 622 Ratcliffe Ave., Rich- mond, Va. ass of ophomores eil 64 25+ Fin! Row: JOHN BRIGHAM CLINE, 55I N. Washington St., Falls Church, Va. KENNETH WAYNE COOK, Chantilly, Va. DAVID MICHAEL COUCH- MAN, 610 E. Monroe St., Wytheville, Va. CHARLES MARTIN COX, JR., H401 Columbia Pike, Falls Church, Va. Semin! Row: RICHARD FITZGERALD CRALLE, JR., 406 3rd Ave., llarmville, Va. CHARLES FRANCIS PAYNE CRAWLEY, JR., Appomattox, Va. MICHAEL TYLER CRONE. 2220 Fifth Ave., Richmond, Va JACK EUGENE CUSTER, 4604 Venahle Ave., S. E., Charleston el, W. Va. Third Roux' JOHN SIDNEY DAVENPORT. 6152 St. Andrews Lane, Rich- mond, Va. WILLIAM JAMES DOUGHER- TY, JR., 77 Columbia Ave., Hampton, Va. JAMES FIELDING DOUTHAT, Blue Hill, Rt. Il, Roanoke, Va, WILLIAM SIDNEY DRUEN, 521 Second St., Farmville, Va. Fourth Roux' ALDRICH DUDLEY, III, 6609 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, Va. HUGH GARLAND EDMUNDS, JR., 5208 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, Va. JAMES ROBERTSON ELLIOT, JR., 1204 Buckingham Ave., Norfolk, Va. RONALD LEE ELLIS, 4902 Riverside Dr., Richmond, Va. Fifth Roux' GERALD LAWRENCE ENGEL. 5945 Orchard Road, Cleveland Heights ZI, Ohio I.EWIS CARROLL EVERETTE, Z-I-I Grove Park Circle, Danville. Va. THOMAS LINN FITZPAT' RICK, 527 Cassell Lane, S. W., Roanoke, Va. DONALD ROSSITER FORD, JR., 217 Montgomery Ave., Norristown, Pa. Sixtb R 0ll'.' DAVID CHIPMAN FULLER. 315 -16th St., Virginia Beach, Va, RICHARD MARSHALL GAINES, I055 Navarro St., San Antonio, Texas. MAC ARMOUR GAMBILL, Southwood. Welch, W. Va. LEWIS EDWARD GARNETT, JR., Rt. 3, Farmville, Va. Fin! Row: FRED BINGHAM GENTRY, JR., 3480 Peakwood Dr., S. W., Roanoke, Va. JULIUS CHARLES GILLS. 221 S. Church St., Appomattox, Va. ALLEN MARTIN GLASGOW. 3025 Dover Dr., Roanoke, Va. EDWIN HAWLEY GRAVES. JR., 1663 Brandon Ave., Peters- burg, Va. Second Row: DOUGLAS GRAY, 4403 Klinglc St., N. W., Washington 16, D. C. DANIEL SCOTT HALL, 1123 Balls Hill Road, McLean, Va. THEODORE SEARING HALL, IV, 611 New York Ave., Hunt- Fishersville, Va. ington, N. Y. ROBERT EDGE HALLER, 4211 Redgate Ave., Norfolk, Va. Third Roux' JAMES WILLIAM HARDIN, 102 W. Oakland Ave., Hunting- ton, W. Va. PETER BOISSEAU HATCHER, IV, 3502 Hanover Ave., Rich- mond, Va. ROBERT EDGAR HELTZEL, JR., 1307 Handley Ave., Win- chester, Va. LARRY DONALD HENSLEY, 821 Windham St., South Hill, Va. Fourth Roux' JOHN RANDOLPH I-IIGGS, JOHN KNOX HILLMAN, JR., 91 Grove St., Concord, N. C. ROBERT LEE HINES, JR., 214 Park Lane, South Hill, Va. DONALD WILSON HOUPE, 506 Second Ave., Farmville, Va. Fifth Roux' THOMAS ALEXANDER HUGHES, JR., 3413 N. Ver- mont St., Arlington, Va. WILLIAM DONALD HUMPH- REYS, Hampden-Sydney, Va. NATHANIEL ABRAHAM JOBE, JR., Buchanan St., St. Paul, Va. FRED LOUIS KELLMEYER. 804 Bridge Road, Charleston, W. Va. Sixth Row: HECI-IT SOMMERS LACKEY, JR., S02 S. Adams St., Hender- son, Kentucky. WILLIAM JAMES LAWRENCE, 5112 Allendale St., S. W., Roa- noke, Va. FONTAINE BROUN LAW- SON, 10 Grosscup Road, Charles- ton 4, W. Va. THOMAS MARTIN I.EWIS, Wardtown, Va. HSS 5 ophomores if 66 le- Ffrrt Roux' LEONARD CECIL LONG, -4815 E. Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va. PHILIP LEE LOTZ, JR., 40 Col- lege Circle, Staunton, Va I-IORACE CHURCI-IBIAN LU- KENS, JR., Box 351, Vienna, Va. CHARLES ISAAC LUNISFORD. II, 3015 Avenham Ave., Roa- noke, Va. Set'm1.I' Run .' MILTON DUDLEY LYTLE, 22 Oakland Dr., Newport News, Va. ARTHUR JOSEPH MATNEY. I'Il Grove Park Circle, Danville, Va. RONALD LEE MESSERSMITI-I. T01 S. Belmont Road. Rich- mond, Va. GEORGE ERRETT MILEY, III. 530-I Chamberlayne Ave., Rich- mond, Va. Tlvirrf Run! PHILIP HERBERT MILLER. I2 Dover St., Toms River, N. J. CLYDE FREDERICK MIT- CHELL. Box 2'-I, Appomattox, Va. JOHN JOE MITCHELL, Alder son, W. Va. . SAMUEL SPENCER MOORE, ll. 505 Shawnee Circle, Charles- ton, XV. Va. F1 11176 Rim? XWILLIAM EARLE MOORE. JR., Eox 281, Clarksville, Va. MICHAEL FIELD MOORMAN. Route QIS, Bedford, Va. VUAYNE ANDREW MORRI- SON, IIS Battle St.. S. W., Vienna, Va. VERNON JOSEPH NILY. JR., Box 253. R.F.D. Ill, Easton, Md. Fifllv Ruin' GEORGE FREDERICK NIKON. JR., Box ifl, Stephenson, Va. JESSEE WILLIAM OVERBEY. Box 5-46, Chatham, Va. PI-IILIP GROVER PADGETT. JR.. 605 N. Piedmont Ave.. Kings Mountain, N. C. GEORGE XWILSON PAGE. JR.. 303 E. Johnson St., Hartwell, Ga. Sixllv Rolex' GRAHAM FISHBURNE PAINTER. JR., 503 Shawnee Circle, Charleston, W. Va. JOHN CROMXVELL PARROTT. II, H12 Somerset St., Roanoke, Va, LOUIS RANDOLPH PART- RIDGE, T5 Boyd St., Chase City, Va. GEORGE FAIRFAX PERKINS. -IZI Roslyn Ave., Colonial Heights, Va. Firsf Roux' GEORGE HENDERLITE PLIINKETT. -I07 Beech St., Farmville, Va. KENNETH MANN PRIT- CHETT, 7 Center Hill Court, Petersburg, Va. ROBERT LOUIS QUARLES. JR., S55 Forest Road, Roanoke, Va. RAYMOND WALKER RID- DLEBERGER, JR., -Il' S. Sam- uel St., Charles-Town, W. Va. Second Roux' CHARLES HUGHLOVE RIDE- OUT, JR., Box 19-I, Charlotte Court House. Va. JOHN DERHAN ROBERTS S15 Horsepen Road, Richmoni. Va. GILES IVIEBANE ROBERTSON. JR., 1119 West Ave., Richmond. Va. ALFRED FRANCIS ROBIN- SON, JR., 1421 Park Ave., Rich- mond, Va. Tfaird Roux' RICHARD EARL RUBLE, 1902 Arlington Road, S. W., Roanoke, Va. CHARLES EDWARD RUS- SELL, JR., Box 396, Churchland, Va. LOWERY BEAUCHAIVIP SAUNDERS, 330 N. Main St., Manassas, Va. JOHN HAMILTON SCHERER, JR., 1429 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. Fourih Roux' GEORGE SAMUEL SCOTT, 551 Oak Ave., Norton, Va. JAMES RANDOLPH SCOTT, JR., 502 Oak Ave., N. W., Nor- ton, Va. JOHN DICKERSON SEMONES, 508 7th St., Radford, Va. KEITH MORTON SHEPHERD, 5459 Macomb St., Washington, D. C. Fifth Roux' LOUIS ALEXANDER SKID- MORE, Hampden-Sydney, Va. CHARLES HARRISON SMITH, JR., 217 Court St., Abingdon, Va. ROBERT JARRATT SPIERS, JR., 4231 Knob Road, Rich- mond, Va. ROBERT ELEY STEINHILBER, 764 Thalia Road, Lynnhaven, Va. Sixlb Roux' GREGORY OWINGS STONE, 5 Mathewson Lane, Barrington, R. I. CHARLES FORD SYDNOR, 535 Lexington Road, Richmond, Va. class of '64 GEORGE PATRICK TARRY, DAVID FRANKLIN TERRY JR., 515 Williarnsboro St., Ox- 2019 Mansion Ave., Richmond ford, N. C. Va. -if 67 JZ- ophomores C3 i i CHARLES THOMAS AN- DREXWS. 122-'l Brooliland Park- way, Richmond, Va. RICHARD HUNTER CARD- WELL, Clover, Va. RICHARD TEMPLE CRUZE, -1000 Kanawha Ave., Charleston, West Virginia. FLETCHER FITZGERALD DRAKE, 421 Riageiey Road, Norfolk, Va. GERALD TATE GILLIAM, V29 Chamberlain St., South Bos- ton, Va. SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED ROBERT DEVEREUX JAR- RATT, Box 255, Floyd, Va. GEORGE HERBERT MCNEAL, III, Reedville, Va. JAMES CONLEY MELVIN. 1-i' College Ave., Danville, Va. JOHN ROBERT MILLIRON. Callaway, Va. JAMES PALMER OWEN, JR., 2105 Link Road, Lynchburg, Va. WILLIAM JORDAN STEED. JR., Springdale Drive, Camden, South Carolina if as Firrf Roux' CLIFFORD LAMONT THOMAS, Presbyterian Home, Lynchburg, Va. RANDOLPH EDMONDS TROW, JR., F02 Ranch Dr., Richmond, Va. WELDON WALTER TUCK, Florence Ave., Virgilina, Va. I-IUNT BRADFORD WAG- STAFF, Pin Tail Point, Queens- town, Md. Sevwm' Roux' JEFFREY LUCKEY WARD, 511 24th St., Virginia Beach, Va. MEREDITH ALFRED WEAVER, JR., 5208 seminary Ave., Richmond, Va. HARRY CHARLES WEISKIT- TEL, III, -I5 Warrenton Rd., Bal- timore 10, Md. ROBERT HATHEWAY WELCH, 901 W. 31st St.,-RiCh- mond, Va. Third Rrfilh' PAUL VINCENT WILLIANIS. Mooreheld, W. Va. CARLTON ALEXANDER VAN- LEAR, III, 115 Montpelier Ave., Charlottesville, Va. XYXILLIAM RANDOLPH WAT- KINS, JR., 1010 Marshall Ave., South Boston, Va. HERBERT DEGRANGE WOLFF, III, 1 Fort Drive, Belle- haven, Alexandria, Va. THOINIAS HUTTON WOOD, S15 Palace Blvd., Clifton Forge, Va. SAMUEL CARTER ZERBE, 52 21st Streer, Nitro, West Virginia. 'XY' . 9- w fl f WARE ,Jig ans, 3, ':'1...,,..-m ' g- SHHPS 'w' . ,pn 523mm 4 dw V 4 eff: Ek- gk V V 381' glftn ' C' 'f?' freshman class officers Smndinggw. S, STRIQQIQT, III R. W. C1A1.vERT Scared-H. R. POLLARD, IV .Ywn'lL1f'jfl1'c'.1,f1n'w' Vim' 1'f'u.uf1fc11f P2'w'iLfc'11I -fl T0 if cl Firrl Roux' HERBERT SPENCER ADAMS. Buckingham Court House, Va. JOSEPH EDWARD AGSTEN, S05 Murray Ave., Durham, N. C. GEORGE THOMAS ALCORN, 615 12th St., Virginia Beach, Va. GARRY VINCENT ALTIZER, Rt. ifl, Glasgow, Va. Serovm' Roux' THOMAS IVIARSHALL AINIOS. JR., 1811 Warrington Rd., S. W., Roanoke, Va. JOHN EDWARD ANFIN, 29 Roosevelt St., Radford, Va. JOHN VUILLIAIVI AXTELL, IOS Henery Ave., Elkins, W. Va. JAMES ALVIN BAILEY, JR., 1661 Wilton Road, Petersburg, Va. Third Roux' ELBERT BARTON BARKER, JR., 127 Botetourt Rd., Newport News, Va. JOHN ROGER BARKER, 1803 Baylarian Blvd., Orlando, Fla. TIMOTHY HOGE BARTON, 1544 Lee St., Charleston, W. Va. LOUIS BEVIER BASTEN, III, 3328 Woodridge Place, Lynch- burg, Va. Fourth Row: FREDERICK WARREN BECK. III, 1158 Oakridge Rd., Peters- burg, Va. YMAYNARD HUNT BERRY- MAN, Box 271, Woodland Cir- cle, Rt. 2, Downington, Penn. EDWARD DOUGLAS BEVAN, 6023 Westwood Terrace, Nor- folk, Va. DODDRID GE HEWITT BIAETT, III, 3815 Seminnrv Ave., Richmond, Va. Fifth Roux' FRANK HAWTHORNE BLUN- DELL, 11111 Ralston Rd., Rock- ville, Md. JOHN MACLEAN BOSWELL, Burkeville, Va. REGINALD JEFFREY BOW- KER, 908 E. 28th St., Paterson, N. JOHN OTTO BOYD, III, 2530 Longview Ave., Roanoke, Va. Sixth Row: WILLIAM LEROY BURNER, III, 2603 Davis Ave., Alexandria, Va. GERALD ALLAN BUTLER, 2006 Columbia Rd., Washington, D. C. ANDREW JEROME BUTTON, 500 W. Cork St., Winchester, Va. RUSSEL WARREN CALVERT, 6400 S. W. 123 Terrace, South Miami, Fla. ass of all 71 Jie reshmen 2 if Firil Roux' XVILLIAM ALEXANDER CAR- RINGTON, JR., 3821 Shering- ham Place, Lynchburg, Va. DAVID WARREN CARTER, 144 Hawthorne Dr., Winchester, Va ERCEL CARSON CARTER, 11. 1315 Franklin St., Fredericks- burg, Va. LEON FREDERICK CHAP- INIAN, III, 508 Redpoint Dr., Smithfield, Va. SELYNILII Razr: JOHN GARLAND CLAUDY, 505 16th Sr., Virginia Beach, Va. THOMAS FRANCIS CONNEL- LY. JR., 140-I Oakland Ave.. Durham, N. C. JAMES FRANCIS COPE, S12 Townes St., Greenville, S. C. ROBERT TAYLOR COSBY, JR., S10 Vicar Lane, Alexandria, Va. Tblnf Roux' RICHARD I-IUSE CRANE, JR.. Shepherdstown, W. Va. RUSSEL MADISON CUM- MINGS, JR., 22 Maple Lane, Lexington, Va. HUGH MILTON DAVIS. JR.. 41219 Brook Rd., Richmond, Va. JOHN GARNETT DAVIS, JR., Max Meadows, Va. F1llH'f,.7 R011 J GENE BISHOP DIXON, JR., Phenix, Va. XWILLIAM BIRCH DOUGLASS. III, 5901 Park Ave., Richmond. Va. THOINIAS UNDERWOOD DUDLEY. Middleburg, Va, SAMUEL HARDY DUERSON. II, Quarters 54, Ft. Belvoir, Va. Fifth Roux' JOHN WOODROW EDEN. JR., 505 Wille5', Seaford, Del. WILLIAM IVIILNES EDWARDS. 1850 Belleville Rd., Roanoke, Va. LEONARD CAIRNS EGGERT. R.F.D. -ifi. Culpeper, Va. DAVID RAYMOND ER- HARDT, 9402 Farmington Dr., Richmond, Va. Sixth Rnux' RICHARD IDRIS EVANS, Rt. iil, Box 5'-1, Richmond, Va. WILLIAM GILBERT FAULK. JR., 100-I Normandy Dr., Rich- mond. Va. DAVID LANE FERGUSON, 9 Ferguson Lane, Newport News, Va. EDVUARD EINIENS FLAXING- TON, Box 214, Mathews, Va. Firrl Roux' CLARENCE KNIGHT GAR- RARD, JR., 1957 Parkland Dr., Lynchburg, Va. JAMES BENJAMIN GARRETT. JR., 44112 Malden Dr., Charles- ton, VU. Va. STEPHEN MACTAVISH GED- NEY, S001 Lakeshore Dr., Rich- mond, Va. THOMAS STEVENS GEORGE. III, 102 XV. William St., Salis- bury, Md. Second Razr: RICHARD DIXON GILES, Rt. 42, Chatham, Va. HERBERT COGBILL GILL, JR., Rt. iii, Warren Ave., Petersburg, Va. RAY WILSON GRUBBS, 401 E. Main St., Christiansburg, Va. CHARLES EDWARD HALL. III, 2114 Stuart Ave., Richmonl, Va. Third R0-zu: DANIEL WALTER HANCOCK. South Hill, Va. JOHN EVANS HARBOUR, Burdettes Ordinary, Duke of Gloucester St., Williamsburg, Va. CLARK HARTMAN HARDER, 2905 Kanawha Ave., Charleston, W. Va. SCOTT MARTIN HARWOOD, 707 First Ave., Farmville, Va. Fourth Row: WILLIAM FRANKLIN HAT- CHER, JR., 2654 Robin Hood Rd., Roanoke, Va. BENNETT WARREN HAW- THORNE, JR., Dundas, Va. MICHAEL GRAHAM HAYNIE, 1866 Greenwood Rd., Roanoke, Va. WILLIAM CLIFTON HEARD, III, 1706 Franklin St., Fredericks- burg, Va. Fifth Row: GEORGE HARRIS HEILIG, JR., 1101 Westmoreland Ave., Nor- folk, Va. STEPHEN HOLLAND HELVIN, 1108 Park St., Charlottesville, Va. GABEL G. HIMMELWRIGHT, JR., Woodlawn Dr., Williamston, N. C. CARLYLE PEERMAN HOL- LAND, III, S15 Dumville Ave., Suffolk Va. Sixth Roux' BEVERLY EGGLESTON HOW- ARD, JR., 75 King St., Charles- ton, S. C. GEORGE GEOFFREY HUB- BARD, 2623 Caroline Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va. RONALD RALPH JESSEE, II, Rt. 112, Abingdon, Va. EDWARD CONANT JOHN- STON, JR., Rt. iff-'2, Lexington, Va. HSS Xu F 4 P-me ,num-a 1 1 1 reshmen -LI T-I IL- Ffryt Roux' DARDEN WATKINS JONES. JR., 716 Paces Court, Franklin. Va. JOHN THOMAS KING. Burke- ville. Va. DOUGLAS STIRLING KNOX, To Hillcrest Dr., Mobile, Ala. JOHN ARCHER KOCH. JR., 550-I Edgewood Ave., Richmond, Va. Sl mmf Roux' CHARLES EDWARD LAW, JR., S12 N, Overlook Dr., Alex- andria, Va. JERRY HOWARD LAWSON. GZ' Ludlow St., Lawrenceburg, Ind. MICHAEL KELLY LAXWSON. -139 Chapel St., Hampton, Va. RICHARD EDVUIN LEWIS, JR. Box I'-, Dinwiddie, Va. 'lffirrf Rong' XWILLIAM GUY LOCKWOOD, III, 165 Beverly Rd., N. E., At- lanta, Ga. HARRY FORD INICARVER, JR., 5255 XViIlow Oak Rd., Charlotte. N. C. XWILEY ROVULAND MCKEL- LAR, III, I-405 Lemon St., Golds- boro, N. C. I JAINIES BIEREDITI-I INICKEN- NEY, P. O. BOX ISI, Kilmar- nock. Va. Fhllflh Run: SAMUEL BROWN MCLAUGH- LIN, JR.. Woodberry Forest, Va, SHACKFORD O'CONNER Mc- SWAIN, Lancaster, Va. PETER ARTHUR MCWIL- LIAMS, 1600 Cedar Lane, Nor- folk, Va. JOHN W'ILLIAM INIACCLAR- ENCE. Box 4-43, Stafford, Va. Fllflw Roux' GEORGE XVILSON MACON. III, 215 Amprhill Rd., Rich- mond. Va. XVILLIAM GEORGE MANSER. S055 Buffalo Aye., Norfolk, Va. RICHARD CAINIPBELL MAN- SON. JR., lll Seneca Rd., Rich- mond, Va. MICHAEL WILLIAM MATH- EWS, 1906 Yviltshire Blvd., Huntington, W. Va, Sixfb Rffzlx' JAMES DONALD MATTOX, JR., Ill' L. Sandusky Dr., Lynchburg, Va. ROBERT WALLACE MAX- WELL, II, 555 Bridge St., Waynesburg, Pa, RICHARD LEON MEADOWS. I I2 Wfest Tennessee Ave., Crewe, Va VINCENT IVIELANCHTHON BIONTSINGER, III, 2IU4 INIII- bank Rd., Richmond, Va. Firrt Row: JAMES THOMAS MULLIGAN, 60-I Atwood, Marietta, Ga. TIMOTHY JOHN MULLIGAN, 604 Atwood, Marietta, Ga. GEORGE FRANCIS NEAL, III, 51 East Main St., Marlton, N. J. JAMES ARCHER PERKINS, JR., Carson, Va. Second Roux' JAIVIES ROBERT PICKENS, 5205 Rueger St., Richmond, Va. HARRY ROBINSON POL- LARD, IV, 5201 Hanes Ave., Richmond, Va. WILLIAM ARTHUR PUGH, 5604 Sunset Dr., Lynchburg, Va. ERNEST ADAMS RATH- MANN, P. O. Box 2712, Fort Douglas, Utah Tbird Roux' JOHN SCOTT REPASS, R.F.D. .ff52, Salem, Va. DAVID WILSON REYNOLDS, 201 Xwalsing Dr., Richmond, Va. GEORGE EDWARD REYN- OLDS, I00 Howard St., Clifton I-orge, Va. GERALD DECATUR ROBERT- SON, S Museum Dr., Newport News, Va. Fourth Roux' JAMES EDMUNDS ROBERT- SON, 4407 Wakeheld Rd., Rich- mond, Va. WILLIAM FRANK ROBIN- SON, JR., 224 Kensington Rd., Greensboro, N. C. DANIEL ERIC ROGERS, II, 1602 Confederate Ave., Rich- mond, Va. DIXON MICHAEL ROLLLINS, 902 Commonwealth Ave., Alex- andria, Va. Fiflb Row: PHILIP FOSTER ROOT, 1005 Lake Dr., Bedford, Va. CHARLES STEPHEN SANDER- SON, Cartersville, Va. INIELVIN BRUCE SCI-IISLER, 257 Holliday Rd., Lexington, Ky. GORDON DALTON SCHRECK. 4202 Crestwood Rd., Richmond, Va. Sixth Row: BERNARD WRENN SCHUTT, Box 114, Burkeville, Va. EUGENE BOWIE SHEPHERD, JR., 5821 Seminary Ave., Rich- mond, Va. WILLIAM DOUGLAS SHIR- LEY, Heathsville, Va. ROBERT MICHAEL SI-IREVE, 316 Myrtle Lane, Altavista, Va. ass of reshmen ,IJ 70 r.. .4 ,, Fir-it Roux' FREDERICK LEWIS SHREVES, II, Bloxom, Va. ,IULIOUS PERRY SMITH, JR., 5528 Ellwood Ave., Richmond, Va. THEODORE RHODES SMITH, JR., 121 Lawson Hall Rd., Nor- folk, Va. FRANKLIN EIELDER SNEL- SON, VIR., RED 5, Box 222, Richmond, Va. Beroml Roux' STEPHEN F. SNYDER, U.S.A. Q.M.S.C. Giessen. APO No. 169, New York, N. Y. ARCHIBALD HANSON SOU- CEK, AIR., 500 Avalon Dr., Los Altos, Calif. CARTER BRANDON SPALD- ING, Locksley Hall, Lilian, Va, EMMETT DOUGLAS STEW- ART, JR., 1133 Hillside Ave., Norfolk, Va. 7-IJIIUI Roux' WALTER SCOTT STREET, III. IOOOT I-Iuguenot Rd., Bon Air, Va. ALLAN CARL SUNDIN, SS In- galls Rd., Fort Monroe, Va. BRIGHTMORE THOMPSON. RFD gil, Crewe, Va. , RICHARD WALTON TOP- HAM, Charlton Heights, W. Va. Fllllflb Roux' DAVID ENGENE TRICKLER, -152 B Bastogne Rd., Fort Lee, Va. MORGAN ELBERTUS TUR- NER, jR., Burkeville, Va. CHARLES CORTLANDT WAL- TON, IV, High Point Anchor- age, Lorton, Va. XWALTER RUSSELL WARD. DIR., Headquarters 9th AF KTACJ, Shaw AFB, S. C. Fiflb R014 J KENNETH ERBY WASH- BURN, College Park, Ashland, Va. STANLEY BENJAMIN WAT- KINS, II, Stuart, Va. ROBERT CARROLL WELSH. 3520 Patterson Ave., Richmond, Va. CHARLES HORATIO WHEEL- FR, IV, 6511 Three Chopt Rd., Richmond. Va. Sfxib Ruiz? JOHN RIECHMAN WIL- HOITE, -10-12 Goodlet Cove, Memphis, Tenn. ROBERT CARLETON WIMER, Sunset Hill, Amherst, Va. EDWARD CHARLES WITT- HOEFFT. VIR., S4-I-I Abbey Rd.. Richmond, Va. EDWARD SNOWDEN WOOD, Ill, 9201 Lydell Dr., Richmond, Va. ROY CLAY VUOOD, Gaines ville, Va. PAUL MICHAEL WRENN Timber Trail, Sleepy Lake, Crir tenden, Va. JAY DEAN ZEILER, Leesburg Va, ROBERT O. BOE, II, 9617 Nor- folk Ave., Norfolk, Va. THOMAS LAUCHLIN CURRIE, JR., 4437 Menokin Road, Rich- mond, Va. DAVID HUGH DILLARD, II 771 Bon Air Circle, Lynchburg, Va. RILEY BURB GIBBS, Hurley, Va. class of '65 FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED: RONALD IRVIN JONES, -1504 Nine Mile Rd.. Richmond, Va, JERRY DOUGHTY KILLIVION, Craddockville, Va. ELMER HARVEY LAMMAY, JR., 3612 Reynolds Rd., Rich- mond, Va. JAMES MALCOLM SCONYERS, 807 Sunrise Road, Vienna, Va. if 77 jf MICHAEL KENT VAUGI-IAN, 6000 Westhourne Drive, Rich- mond, Va. WOODIE PAGE WARE, Co- lonial Beach, Va. ROBERT KENNETH WIL- LIAMS, JR., 655 Norwood Drive, Danville, Va. kaleidoscope fraternities chi phi - --I iEPSILON CHAPTER at U 'A' own- pax f' 4' Q-' 1 rl.tor.i Abbott, Ballard. Cwrymes. Hall. Kempton. Owings. Ruberts, Rogcrson, Sligh. Bryant Bryson. Joyner, Saylur, Cavcr. Druen. Dudley. Duersun, Hines Lackey, Lukcns, Lytle, Mourman. Rimberts, Robertson, Scherer, Steinhilbcr Thomas. Austen, Altizer, Bally. Basten, Bt-van, Biactt, Button, Cummings. Davis Dougherty, Getlney. Grubbs, NcXY'illi.1n1s, Pugh. Rathman, Robertson, Schrcck. Smith. Spalding, XY'renn Founded in l S24 EPSILON CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1867 JOHN RANDOLPH GRYMES President ROBERT GARNETT HALL. JR. Vice-President HORACE CHURCHNAN LUKENS. JR. Secretary XWILLIAM HAMILTON BRYSON 1 l. in r.l Lulxcns. Hall, Grymes. Bryson Treasurer so la Fmlrer in Urbe Robert Kincaid Brock Robert Thurston Hubard F rafref i II F am! tale Robert Thurston Hubard, Jr. Joseph Triplett Trotter Fran-ex iz! Collegio CLASS OF 1962 Earl Leighton Abbott, -Ir. John W'right Ballard, III Peter Littlefield Bryant -Iohn Randolph Grymes Robert Garnett Hall, Jr. Wfilliam Alan Kempton Irvin Owings, III John Edmunds Roberts, Jr. William Donald Rogerson Bobby Gene Saylor Clarence Owen Sligh. Jr. CLASS OF 1965 William Hamilton Bryson Ernest Penson Curry, jr. David Saunders Jones Parke Deans Joyner Herbert DeGrange Wolfe, III ' CLASS OF 1964 Michael David Caver Aldrich Dudley, III Samuel Hardy Duerson, II Robert Lee Hines, jr. Hecht Sommers Lackey. Jr. Horace Churchman Lukens. jr. Milton Dudley Lytle Michael Field Moorman John Derhan Roberts Giles Mebane Robertson, Jr. John Hamilton Scherer. -Ir. Robert Eley Sreinhilber Clifford Lamont Thomas CLASS OF 1965 Joseph Edward Agsten Garry Vincent Altizer Louis Philip Bailey, jr. Elbert Barton Barker, jr. Louis Bevier Basten, Ill Edward Douglas Bevan Doddridge Hewitt Biaett, III Andrew Jerome Button Russell 1NrIadison Cummings, Jr. Thomas Lauchlin Currie. -Ir. Hugh Milton Davis, Jr. William james Dougherty, jr. -R3 Stephen MacTavish Gedney Ray Wilson Grubbs Peter Arthur McXWilliams Walter Lee Penn, Ill William Arthur Pugh Ernest Adams Rathmann James Edmunds Robertson Gordon Dalton Schreck James Malcolm Sconyers Theodore Rhodes Smith, jr. Carter Brandon Spalding Paul Michael Wrenn MISS LEE WALKER Virginia Beach, Virginia Sfvofzfored by Irvin Owings, Ill ' Tv- K ff' '? tJm'-,pw-,- 4- N .v ' IW sigma chi SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER I .45 3 JJ l ,IIVJQII Q 4 -in 'Amsx W ' Q .d ,CES .W Id 'ITWII C' IIIIIGES SICETTD' Z Cl. to LJ Canada, McCarthy, Royster. Shaner, Tolbert, Costenbader, Dills, Finley 4 Larsh, -I. McDaniel, T. McDaniel, Patton, Quarles, Cook. Cralle, Crawley Higgs, Hillman, S, Scott, bl. Scott, Bowker, Calvert, Cosby, Eggert Lvans, Law, Robertson, Rollins, Shrevcs, Wimer, Snelson. Sundin, Wilhoite 1 1 Founded in 185 5 SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER Established nr Hampden-Sydney College in 1872 Rcorganized at Hampden-Sydney College in 1951 I DANIEL I'IOI.LAND SHAN ER P1-mflwzf ANDREW JOSEPH CANADA, JR. Vice' P1'c1rif.'c11f JAM ES LUTTREI. l. PATTON Seu'c'!i11'j' LOWERY DOUGLAS FINLEY, III fl. to r.j Finley, Patton, Tolbert, Shaner 'Il'6'1I,l'lH'C'l' sz Frater' in Urbe Ray Atkinson Moore Fratrer in Denison Maurice Allan F fairer in CLASS O Andrew Joseph Canada, jr. Charles Rexford Daye Richard McCarthy, III CLASS O David Lester Costenbader Charles Francis Payne Crawley, Jr. William Scott Davidson Dennis Brent Dills Lowery Douglas Finley, III John Knox Hillman, jr. Farultaie Martin Boyd Coyner, jr. Collegio F 1962 Randolph Lewis Royster Daniel Holland Shaner Robert Horne Tolbert F 1963 Paul Armstrong Larsh john Noble McDaniel Thomas Robb McDaniel james Luttrell Patton Walter Greyson Quarles George Samuel Scott CLASS OF 1964 Richard Fitzgerald Cralle, jr. David Hugh Dillard, II John Randolph Higgs james Palmer Owen James Randolph Scott CLASS OF 1965 Reginald jeffrey Bowker Russell Warren Calvert Robert Taylor Cosby, Jr. Richard ldris Eggert Frederick Evans Jerry Doughty Killmon Charles Edward Law, jr. ' Gerald Decatur Robertson Dixon Michael Rollins Frederick Lewis Shreves Franklin Fielder Snelson, Jr. Allan Carl Sundin john Reichman Wilhoite Robert Carleton Wimer 'hap- MISS CARLETTA WISECARVER Winchester, Virginia Sponsored by Daniel Holland Shaner H . AO Q i ,L .MI 1 fl I l Jw . I , -mf LA kappa sigma i UPSILON CHAPTER 1 'l V ,Z ' l v. f i Q. 5 , ' ,, :IV QQ. 7 S af, , kkff. V'a,b - X 45 3 1 .., W ' - N ,g - ,. 'Lf ' ' '3 '-'I 'rx 'CV 1:4 I .L Amr t 1 A A A4 h ii ,f .' 2' , i 3 X' ,V 2' 1 g. 'la ' - on qu- , fa N .V M V 9 V ww- 0 f . 1.4. V: y V . .3 5 , aw. i , ,V M ,IRL 'f M R. ,. 1 A J . NV A t . , . ,V X af- -- A SV W 4 Ef' f x V, j yi' f -Q , R R R 1- 7' ,R ll t tffig .5 g fy, ff l V, A R V ' ' iii:-f - - -Al ' I i . 5 Y, 'gl i, 7' i Y -as G. Q' v G 'N 34, N li -R.. , R-ex , ., 1' '5 H ' V-- f A , f -. V .. VVV V X - t A fx W . V y V K . A I L N VV, 6 VA V- V 2 VV :V Egg, 5 V iVV,,. 6, VV. F 'V 55 4 V 6 A , 13. 9 'Qt -r ' V :L 3 q lf 5 il 1 ' ' 1 , ' R I A 7 f tl. to r,l Amee. l:.il'l'.1f, Harrisun, Hitynswurth, Heinzer, Jamison, King, Rucker, Rulhn, Sale Shtmalter. Willzine, Yuargin, Allen, Bouldin, Cartledge, Ferrell, johnson Mathews, Rawls, Rumm, F. Shield, A. Shield. Wfilson, Addison, Carter, Chewning, Davenport , Douthat, Edmunds, Gentry, Hall, Hntchcr, Ltiwson, Lunsfurd, lXIuurc, Parrott, Tuck, Beck 1 Carringxtun, Dudluy, Edwards, Hall, lxl.llQOl'1, Rcpass, Reynolds, Soucek, Street. Waslilwtlrn, Xvhcclcr W i Founded in lS69 UPSILON CHAPTER Established nt Hampden-Sydney College in lSS5 il I VIOSEPH ANTHONY RUCKER, III A PJUIIJCJII E I THOMAS WYNDHAM VIAMISON j IXIIIL' P1'L'JicfC12I XVILLIAM JAMES HEINZER i SC'l'l'L'fcll'j' 5 DOUGLAS ROWAN ALLEN . I tl. tw r.r Allen. Mathews. Rutker. Yeurgin 7 5'L1-W f ' 41 SQ Frazier in Favuflate Graves Haydon Thompson Fralrer in Cullegio CLASS OF 1962 Charles Chilcote Ames Larry Everette Fa.rrar Arthur Wiseman Harrison, Jr. Paulus Irving Haynsworth XX'illiam James Heinzer Thomas Wyndham Jamison Lloyd Nathan King, jr. joseph Anthony Rucker, III joseph Marsh Ruthn, jr. William Goodrich Sale, III Nelson Showalter Charles Frederick 'Wilkins Neil VC'oody Yeargin CLASS OF 1963 Douglas Rowan Allen Edwin Edmunds Bouldin, jr. George Steel Bowers, jr. George Burroughs Cartledge, Jr. Leavenworth McGill Ferrell Hal Stuart Johnson CLASS David Dunham Addison Charles Thomas Andrews William Kent Carter, jr. Clarence Conway Chewning, I11 Richard Temple Cruze John Sidney Davenport james Fielding Douthat Hugh Garland Edmunds, Jr. CLASS Frederick Warren Beck, III William Alexander Carrington, Jr. Thomas Underwood Dudley William Milens Edwards Charles Edward Hall, III George XVilson Macon, III Roderick Bell Mathews Holman Calvin Rawls, III john Willoughby Romm, jr. Edward H. Shield Henry Anderson Shield David Garthright Wilson, jr OF 1964 Fred Bingham Gentry, jr. Theodore Seating Hall, 1V Peter Boisseau Hatcher. 111 Fontaine Broun Lawson Charles Isaac Lunsford Samuel Spencer Moore, II john Cromwell Parrott, 11 Weldon Walter Tuck OF 1965 John Scott Repass David Wilson Reynolds Walter Scott Street, III Archibald Hanson Soucek, Jr. Woodie Page Ware Kenneth Erby Washburn Charles Horatio Wheeler, IV 'A . , rl MISS CARRIE LEE TEPPER Richmond, Virginia Sponsored by Roderick Bell Mathews X 1 1 , I pi kappa alpha IOTA CHAPTER il. to r.J Butler, Evans. Randall, Tredway, Caperton. Davis, Gladstone. Guthrow, Hatcher, johns Little, McAllister, Middlethun, Revelcy, Russ, Saunders, Shelton, Sommurdahl Stuart, Tennent. Viar, Woodyt, Boyd, Bradley, Chappell, Crone, Everette, Hardin lobe, Lung, Lutz, Marney. Miley, Miller, Mitchell, Perkins, Pritchett, Shepherd, Smith Davis. Graves, Hatcher, Heilig, Helvin, Humphreys, Reynolds. Smith, Snyder, Trickler, Wfitthoefft Founded in 1868 IOTA CHAPTER T - Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1885 WILLIAM TILLMAN BUTLER, JR. Preriflelzt THOMAS SHIELDS TREDWAY Vife Pretftfelzf NORWOOD Hows DAVIS, JR. Sec1'etm'jy XVADE HAMPTON SAUNDERS, III II, to r,: Davis, Saunders, Butler, Tredway TWL7-ff17'9f' fl S6 IF Fratrci' ffl Urlfe Paul Tulane Atkinson john Stokeley Fulton Thomas Edward Gilmer F rarer in Facultrzte Walter A. Leyland Fralrei in Coflegio CLASS OF 1962 William Tillman Butler, -Ir. Edward Livingston Evans Louis VUhittield Randall Thomas Shields Tredway CLASS OF 1963 William Gaston Caperton Norwood Howe Davis, jr. Donald Roberts Gladstone Clyde Earl Guthrow, Ir. James Franklin Hatcher Ferdinand Stoddert Johns Herbert Timothy Little Russell Greenway MacAllister William Royall Middlethon, jr. Hughes Kennedy Reveley, jr. Evans Caskie Ross Wade Hampton Saunders, III James Stuart Shelton Charles Wfayner Sornmardahl Marshall Howard Stuart William Wallace Tennent, III Joseph Franklin Viar, Jr. Raymond Andrew Woody CLASS OF 1964 John Peyton McGuire Boyd Otis Henry Bradley Richard Hunter Cardwell William Bates Chappell Michael Tyler Crone Lewis Carroll Evererte James William Hardin Nathaniel Abraham jobe, Jr. Leonard Cecil Long Philip Lee Lotz, jr. Arthur Joseph Matney George Errett Miley, III Philip Herbert Miller Clyde Frederick Mitchell George Fairfax Perkins Kenneth Mann Pritchett Keith Morton Shepherd Charles Harrison Smith, jr. William Jordan Steed, Jr. William Randolph Watkins, jr. Thomas Hutton Wood CLASS OF 1965 John Garnett Davis, Ir. Edwin Hawley Graves, jr. William Franklin Hatcher, jr. George Harris Heilig, Ir. Stephen Holland Helvin William Donald Humphreys Donald Harrison Killmon George Edward Reynolds Julious Perry Smith, jr. Stephen F. Snyder David Eugene Trickler Michael Kenneth Vaughan Edward Charles Witthoefft, Jr. 4 .mdsighq ff MRS. NORWOOD HOWE DAVIS, JR Farmville, Virginia Sponsored by Norwood Howe Davis iI,f X I .fi L 'gf I. A W l I J I Y, 'L v 4 fv' .,,-'H' kappa alpha I I ALPHA TAU CHAPTER si. 333 L. ,lv I-we cr Qvxs i ,QQ rv- ff 4. ' Qiffh' :lui of 641. ET LFP 6 t ,f , ft N CD. - 'f +C 9 ' I , K I fQt Il, to Il? l I l Cook, Edmunds, l-louchcns, Hunter, Hyde, Laird, Leonard, Nelson. Proctor, Shultz Titus, XY'illiams. Bennett, Butler, Davidson, Harrison, W'hite, Blythe Byers, Cayue, Ford, Fuller, Haller, Heltzel, Kcllmeyer, Messersmith Painter, Perkins, Russell, Sydnor, Tarry, Terry, Ward, Alcorn, Amos, Douglas Knox, Lawson, Lewis, McArver, McLaughlin, Pollard, Roiers, Sanderson, Shepherd, Welsh I l I Founded in l865 ALPHA TAU CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in lS99 THOMAS FRASIER WILLIAMS, JR. Preridezzf STEPHEN IDULANEY PROCTOR Vive Pl'6.lTll6llf HARRY HOBSON TITUS, II SC'L'l'6falI'J' BEN'IAMlN MICHAEL BUTLER tl to r I Butler, Proctor, Williams, Titus 7ll'?g1,fl1!'9l' 411 SS 2,1- Fllllel' LII F.zrfr.7lr1Ic Thomas Edward Crawley Fmfrei in Cfilfegiu CLASS OF 1962 Philip Milton Cook Thomas Bradley Davidson, Jr. Jerry XVayne Houchens Chapman Kendall Hunter, jr. Tristram Tupper Hyde, IV David Edward Laird, Jr, CLASS O Robert Holland Bennett Gillet Grayson Boyce Benjamin Michael Butler Robert Clayton Leonard, Jr. W'illiam james Nelson Stephen Dulany Proctor Charles Frederick Shultz Harry Hobson Titus, ll Thomas Frasier Wlilliams, jr. F 1963 Holmes Conrad Harrison Ronald Lee Messersmith Pressley Byrnes White, jr. CLASS OF 1964 Harold Urguhart Blythe james Coy Byers, III Charles Thomas Cayce Donald Rossiter Ford, Jr. David Chipman Fuller Robert Edge Haller Robert Edgar Heltzer, jr. Fred Louis Kellmeyer Graham Fishburne Painter, Jr. James Archer Perkins, Ir. Charles Edward Russell, jr. Charles Ford Sydnor George Patrick Tarry David Franklin Terry jeffrey Lucky Wfard CLASS OF 1965 George Thomas Alcorn Thomas Marshall Amos, Jr. William Birch Douglass, Jr. Donald Laban Edmunds Douglas Stirling Knox Michael Kelly Lawson Richard Edward Lewis, Jr, Harry Ford McArver Samuel Brown McLaughlin, Henry Robinson Pollard, IV Daniel Eric Rogers, ll Charles Stephen Sanderson Eugene Bowie Shepherd, Jr. Richard Carroll Welsh lXlISS BIARGARET SHINNICK Richmond, Virginia Sponsored by Tristram Tupper Hydc IV theta Chi NU CHAPTER or 1 I I l I I l IL. to r.2 : Armsworthy, Best, Booze, Dahl, Frischkorn, Garrett, Gemmell, Hawks, Kerr, Lowery l Nolan, Smack, Willizims, Bowmer, Frantz, Gardy, Harding, Hillen, Jennings, Long l Selden, Settle, Shirley, Switzer, Williams, Bergeron, Clemons, Ellis , Fitzpatrick, Holland, Overbey, Ruhle, Semones, Spiers, Stone, Antin l Berryman, Cope, Eden, Faulk, Ferguson, Harwood, Haynie. Heard lessee, Koch. Mclienny, Montsinger, Robinson, Shirley, Wood. Zeiler Founded in 1865 NU CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1914 FRED LEMUEL GARRETT, III P7'9.l'iCi6'7Zf WILLIAM WESLEY LOWERY, III Vice PI'EJi!f6'17f MERVIN ARNOLD FRANTZ, JR. Secremry SIDNEY GRAYDON ARMSWORTHY IL. to r.I 3 Lowery. Garrett, Armsworthy, Frantz. Trewlfllrel' eil 90 lie F rarer I 21 Faruftale Russell Charles MacDonald Fratrer in Collegfo CLASS OF 1962 Sidney Graydon Armsworthy Robert Michael Best George William Booze Allen Louis Dahl Charles Hardwicke Frischkorn, Jr. Fred Lemuel Garrett, III John Gemmell, jr, Daniel McCracken Hawks Hugh Holmes Kerr William Wesley Lowery, III Donald Barry Nolan Kent Alan Smack William Bryant Williams, Jr. CLASS OF 1965 Carl Fisher Bowmer lvlervin Arnold Frantz, Alr. jeffrey Lee Gardy Samuel Charles Harding, jr. George Philip Hillen, III Neil Archibald Jennings, jr. 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 1964 John Hamilton Bergeron Lucious Henry Clemons, jr, Ronald Lee Ellis Thomas Linn Fitzpatrick Carlyle Peerman Holland George Hubert McNeal jesse William Overbey Philip Grover Padgett, Jr. Richard Earl Ruble john Dickerson Semones Robert jarrarr Spiers, jr. Gregory Owens Stone Carlton Alexander VanLear, III CLASS OF 1965 John Edward Anfin Maynard Hunt Berryman James Francis Cope john Woodrow Eden, Jtr. William Gilbert Faulk, Jr. David Ferguson Scott Martin Harwood Michael Graham Haynie William Clifton Heard, III Ronald Ralph Jesse, II Ronald Irving jones John A. Koch, jr. jamew Meredith McKenny Vincent Melanchton Montsinge III Alfred Francis Robinson, jr. William Douglas Shirley Roy Clay Wood jay Beau Zeiler F, IVIRS. CHARLES HARDWICKE FRISCHKORN, JR Richmond, Virginia Sponsored by Charles Hardwicke Frischkorn, jr 9' ,-ff-f M EM g l lambda Ch1 alpha KAPPA ETA ZETA CHAPTER -r Xxx l 1 E , UB 332 'DXF rL. ro r.i: Barren, Gillespie, Glenn, Mclienny, Ragsdale, Raine, Thompson, Tompkins. Bradr Cassidy, Cox, jones, Scherer, Vermillion, NVE-ingart Alexander, Alley, Beckwith, Berry, Blundell, Elliott Gaines, Gnmlwill, Glasgow, Gray, Lawrence, Mitchell, Morrison, Ride-our, Thompson Boswell, Gill, King, Mathews, Meadows, Srhutr. Turner Founded in 1909 KAPPA ETA ZETA CHAPTER Established ar Hampden-Sydney College in 1926 ROl3NE1' GEOIQGE BRADT Piwizfcflzf ROBERT WINSLOW BATTEN Vin' Prrxfiifcfff ROBERT GOGGIN GILLESPIE, DIR, 5c'rz'e'Iizr-1 JOHN THOMAS TOMPKINS, III lL. lo ri 3 Tompkins, Barren, Br.1dt,Gil1espie. '1f'f-1-ffffff' il 92 le Frazier in Ur be Claudius Hornsby Pritchard. jr. Fnztres in Farlzlmle Emmett Roach Elliot Argle Scott Garrow Weyland Thomas Joyner David Anderson Knotts Philip Hortenstine Ropp Frafrer in Collegin CLASS OF 1962 Robert Winslow Batten Robert Goggin Gillespie. Jr. Richard Foster Glenn Robert Gordon Mclienney Dudley Allen Raine, jr. john Thomas Tompkins, jr. CLASS OF 1963 John XY7ayrie Alley Rodney George Bradt William Dunnigan Cassidy, Ill ,Tosh Curtis Cox Charles Richard Frampton, Jr. Ebbert Ashby jones, III John Joe Mitchell John Payne Scherer Walter Obenchain Smith, HI ,lohn Vermillion, HI Ronald Cook Weingart CLASS OF 1964 john Lowell Alexander George Hughes Beckwith Henry Staley Berry Frank Hawthorne Blundell James Robertson Elliot, Jr. Brightmoore CLASS O John MacLean Boswell Herbert Cogbill Gill John Thomas King Mac Armour Gatnbill Allen lvlartin Glasgow Robert Devereux jarratt William james Lawrence Wayfne Andrew Morrison Thompson F 1965 Michael William Mathews Richard Leon Meadows Bernard Wren Schutt Morgan Elburtus Turner, Jr. W NIISS lVlARILYN HOBBS Norfolk. Virginia Sponsored by john Wayne Alley kaleidoscope h0l10 l'aI i I I pi delta eps1lon National Honomry Collegiate journalism Fraternity Fountlctl at Syracuse Univvrsity l909 Q I1st.1lwlisliud .it Hanipden-Sydney College 1959 X 1 it . . 5'I'L'AR'l' Fcgiamow, ll ,... ,... . .PVt'JAltlL'F1f jvvd' - Ronifm' Mlc3Hf1.i2L BEST. . . ....,. I 'ire Preridwzr NEIL XVOom' YEARQIN. .. .... 5errt'1m'3-Trerzmrer 1 x T Q STUART EGERTON, II l'r'ti'1.I't'11I Fmtw' in l'r,'1e Clatitlius Hornsby Pritchutl, jr Frurw' in Frzmfmlc joseph Burner Clowcr Fmfrw in Collvgin Rohurt XY'inslow Buren jerry VC'.1yne Houchcns Robert Gourdinc Thompson. Il Rohcrt Mithatil Best Russcll Greenway McAllister john Thomas Tompkins, Ill Philip H.1rm ioti Burther, Jr. Stephen Dulaney Proctor W'illinm Bryant XVilli.1ms. -Ir. Stuart Pgerton, ll XYf'.iltt'r Obenchain Smith. Ill Neil Vffoody Ycargin x ittl 1. to rr: Bust, Euerton, Yeargin. Second row, l. to r.: XX illinms. Hall. McAllister, Proctor, Batten. Thir In ry Tompkins, Houthens, Burther, Gallowtiy. ,V-1 gf, 11. sigma upsilon National Honorary Literary Fraternity ' Founded at Vanderbilt llniversity 1906 F Established at Hampden4Sydney College 1916 l ROBERT BIICHAEL BEST .,........................ Preiidenz DWIGHT HARVEY DAY, JR.. . . , .... Vive Pi-eritfeuz , ROBERT G.-XRNETT HALL, -IR.. ............ Set-I-mari-Ti-eamfw' . Denison Maurice Allan Willard Francis Bliss Thomas Edward Crawley Paul Livingston Grier i F ml fer Robert Coffman Arehart ' Robert Holland Bennett Robert Michael Best William Hamilton Bryson 'Q Seated, l. to r.: Hall, Best. Second row, l. to r.: William Dufmigan Ca55ldYv . McAllister, Cassidy, Hawks. Third row, l. to r.: IU 5 Williams. McCarthy, Bennett, Butcher. Philip Harwood Butcher, Jr. lil lil llelll EEE Soroi' in Urbe Elizabeth Carrington Eggleston Fralrer in Faflzfltzle Robert Thurston Hubard, jr. Russell Charles MacDonald Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson ill Collegio Dwight Harvey Day, jr. Robert Garnett Hall, jr. Daniel McCracken Hawks Russell Greenway IVICAllister, Jr. Richard McCarthy, III Rodney Ernest Williams William Bryant Williams. Jr. l alpha psi omega l , E National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity Founded at Fairmont State College 1925 Established at Hampden-Sydney College 1932 I WILLIABI ROBBINS RAGSDALE ..................... PI'E5i!1E77l DAVID IYIICHAEI. COUCHMAN ...,.............. Vit? Preffdeilf l EDWIN BOYD BAKER. ..................... Serrelary-Trearlzref' Edwin Boyd Baker i David Michael Couchman William Robbins Ragsclale L. to r.: Venable, Baker, Couchman. all 97 ji: C? ea Fmlef' iii Fafnffafe Graves Haydon Thompson Fratrer in Cfillegio William Henry Cabell Venable VR- ' gs iq,.7,1,f Roiii-ici' Got.cziN GILLESPIF PHILIP H.iRxx'oon Bt'RcHi?R jIEF1fRliY Lift Gaiam' ..... ROBERT Goccix GILLESPIE, JR. Pftlffziflll fmlir in llrbt Claudius Hornsby Pritchard. jr. .l7r'.1Jatf,r ni F.1i'1ff1t1It' Dayid Anderson Knotts Graves Haydon Thompson Kenneth Sawyer Falla Figztrcyr in Cfilltym David james Anderson Rolwc-rt Coffman Atehart Henry Staley Bc-rry john Peyton McGuire Boyd XY'illiam Hamilton Bryson Philip Harwood Burcher, jr. Benjamin Michael Butler XY'illiam Tillman Butler, jr. Raymond Lynwood Claterbaugh jatk Eugene Custer Allen Louis Dahl Fletcher Fitzgerald Drake Lou ery Douglas Finley, III Garland XX'illiam Flournoy jeffrey Lee Gardy Rohert Goggin Gillespie. jr. Richard Foster Glenn Edwin Hawley Graves ROHVRT COFILMAN AREIIART .... . C1121 Slglllil National Honorary Classical Fraternity Founded at University ofChic.1uo 192-i lfstahlisliecl at Hampden-Sydney College l9,42 P 2 mi .. ff :di ks' 1 . jR. ......... PV4'IliLl'L'7If 4, J 4 KL ,f- , jR. ..... Vlcc Preiiiferzl B . . . .5'eU'tJ!t1r'y ' i . . .Tre.1ilH'er Russell Charles MacDonald Russell Greenway McAllister john XVesley Melton. Ill XX'illiam Royall Middleton john Cromwell Parrott Lowery Beauchamp Saunders Kenneth Neal Scott john Randolph Scott Kent Alan Smack Rodney Ernest Williams eated. l. to r.: XV. Butler, Butcher, Gillfspie. Standing, l. to r.: McAllister, Custer. K. Scott, Claterbaugh, B. Butler. if 98 lk- hi O U C h 1 b e t a p h 1 National Honorary Scientific Fraternity I x Founded at Randolph-Macon College 1916 Established at Hampden-Sydney College 1921 Bm 14 d f'I7 ' ROBERT WINSLOW BATTEN ..., ...... P reridenz HARRY HOBSON TITUS, II, ........, Vice Pferidem XVILLIAM JAMES H EINZER ...... Sefrefary-Trearzzrer ROBERT WINSLOV' Prexizzlenf BATTEN Soror in Urlfe Alice Elizabeth Overcash F mn er in F aryl Idle Denison Maurice Allan William Charles Doughty Emmet Roach Elliot Robert Winslomf Batten Raymond Lynwood Clater 2 S 5 S E Q .IZ R baugh Thomas Edward Gilmer Weyfland Thomas Joyner Fnzlrer in Collegio William James Heinzer Harry Hobson Titus, II .dl Russell Charles MacDonald Samuel Macon Reed Hinton Baxter Overcash Thomas Shields Tredway William Goodridge Sale, Ill b 1, .ztl is ,. 8 3 Sw CL. to r.D : Titus, Barren, Claterbaugh. Q31 99 lie THOM AS SH IELIBS TREDXYAY P1'e.riu'w1f Robert Kimuid Brotk lohn Stokeley liulton Denison Mtiurifge Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, Vlr. Thomas Edward Crawley Benjamin Mirliael Butler Clyde Earl Guthrow, Jr. X5Uilli.im james Heinzer 1 omicron delta kappa National Leadership Honor Souety liounded .it XY'.r5l1ingtoi1 and Lee University llll l lfatalwlixlied .it Hampden-Sydney College l92,l TIIONIA5 SHIELIIS 'l'Rl?llXN'AY ..., ...... 1 'fL'fl:fc'lll 'I.'l'.'l' 'L XWILLIAM Goomunun S.+ii,F, Ill. . . . .Vw Preiiilwu T Roni-RT TIIRUSTON Hl'ls.'xRD, .lk Frilfref Ill llrfu' lfdluar Graham Gammon Robert Thruston Huhard Samuel Macon Reed Iimlvei in Filrfrflim Thomas Edward Gilmer Robert Thruston Huhard. hlr, Fvuzlmgr Ill Cfljlflflll Tristam Tupper Hyde, IV Randolph Lewis Royster . . Sn'r'vIarV1 -Tread llrer Q Ray Atkinson Moore Claudius Hornsby Pritchard, -lr. Charles Ferguson McRae Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Thomas Shields Tredway XVilliam Goodridge Sale, lll Wfade Hampton Saunders, lll 'J tl., to r.J: Butler, Heinzer, Guthrow, Sale, Tredway, Royster, Hyde, Saundera. fl 1001- A I B Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, jr. William Charles Doughty Kenneth Sawyer Falk Argle Scott Garrow phi beta kappa Edgar Gr Founded at the College of William and Mary 1776 Established at Hampden-Sydney College 1949 Frafrey in Urbe aham Gammon Samuel Macon Reed Frairer in F acnffnle Thomas Edward Gilmer Chesley Martin Hutchings XWeyland Thomas Joyner David Anderson Knotts Russell Charles MacDonald Charles Ferguson McRae Hinton Baxter Overcash Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Frazer in Collegio Robert Winslow Batten ROBERT XVINSLOXV BATTEN -if 101 lie kaleidoscope ' x G , Organizations , .IQ qw S'I'I'ART EGERTON, II NEIL WOODY YEARCIN Ifffjlnr B11.I'i11e.I5 Mfzmzger The sixty4sIxth volume Of the KALEIDOSCOPE Founded in 1893 IiIf.Ffof'i.1! SMU PHILIP H. BVRCHER, JR .......... A.I.I'i.I1Imf Edimr ROIIPRT C. LEONARD, JR .... JARIISS M. GAI.I.OxvAY, JR. . . . JERRY W. I-IOUITHENS ...... HARRY I-I. TITI's ....... . . . .CO-CLIII Ezfiloz' . . . .Cn-CIIIII Editor . . . .FIIUIIIJI Effimr . . .FI'.I1w'IIi1J' Erfifm' BEN-IAIRIIN M. BIITLPR ..... ..... H m1fIr.m-m Edim' THOMAS B. DAVIDSON, JR ...,.. CCI-AL'ffl'fffL'.l' Etlfflll' I-. RANDOLPH PARTRIDGE ..... DAVID E. LAIRD, JR. .... . JOHN E. ROBERTS, JR ..... PALILUS I. HAYNSXVORTH .,.. WOODIE P. XVARE ,..,... .CU-AI'tiz'ifie.I' Editor . . . . . .Sporly ELHIOI' . . .I7CI1Iln'e' Ezfilur . . . .Carfoofziyl . . . .CI1rt0m1iI'f Bff.Ii1ze'.I' I SMU DAVID D. ADDISON C. THOMAS ANDREWS PAUI.L's I. HAYNSWORTH ROBERT C. LEONARD, JR. JOHN C. PARROTT, II STEPHEN D. PROCTOR 5 the aleidoscope Of nineteen sixt -two fi 102 I-T+ . mf- , 1 Yi' s 2 9 x af fy x . ?-:-1 2f':- 'fi-:zf Qt J ,, JA ,' t ., f' 92' V ' 1fr. ':7 'flii-'ii . x x- .,., , ., -5-1-:: 45-f, ,+.3Q,Q,,, Vi - Zgv q . 3 . 163 ,. , kia! Q1 . V xv- , QQ' ' 2 ROBERT NIICHAEL BEST ROBERT GOURDINE THOMPSON II Editor ,Founded in 1920 Member of Associate Collegiate Press. Published on Friday school year by the Students of Hampden-Sydney College. Office: Hall. RUSSELL G. MCALLISTER, JR .... JAMES M. GALLOVVAY, JR ..... GARLAND W. FLOIIRNOY .... JOHN W. MELTON, III. . . DOUGALD L. BLUE, III .... WILEY R. MCKELLER. III .... Bzuinefr Manager evenings during the Basement of Morton . . . .Arfociate Editor . . .Managing Editor ....C0pJ' Editor . . . .Newt Editor . . . .Feature Editor . . . .Art Editor ll-Iamphvn-Svghnng I ignr M525 M-, ' --Mt , .W 1Hmwlen-Sridvffz.Witte Fiieagwv-2'f3L13: Wil - Rf-fwf N-wf R Nf eil 106 lli- LEFT PICTURE, 1. to r: NEWS STAFF, Cassidy, Laird, Melton, Chapman. RIGHT PICTURE, 1, to r.: CIRCULATION STAFF, Standing: Gillespie, Batten, Bradt, Tompkins. Seated: Alley. CL. to 129 FEATURE STAFF: Aniin, MacC1atence, R. Williains, Blue, Gaines, Bennett, Bouts. Kneeling: McKe1ler. -P21 107 139 , ,-14-.., DEAN T. CRAXVl.IiY Dflcllfff' glee Club GLEE CLUB MEMBERS Fir!! TU1IfP'.f.' Baker, lf. B., Birtibtrg, C- C., Booze, G. VV., Butt, Al. A., G.1llmx'.iy, VI. M., .lr.,Gilli.1m, G. T.. H-ill. R. G.. llarhuur, Ul. li., Hawks, D. M, Leonard, R. C., Mclienncy, R. G., Messersmith, R. L., Mituhell, C. lf.. Stlierrr, xl. H., XVilliams. XV. B., Wtmtmd, S. .Semmf 'I't'11mv: Button, A. Al., Cassidy, W. D., Chap- pell, XV. B., Cline. bl. B., Davis, H. M., Alr., Guthruw, C. ie., Huuchens, J. W., King, L. N., ixtcimn, 1. W, Pollard, H. R., Quarles, XV. G., Robertson, hl. E., Stuart, M. H., 'l'hufl'11JSun, B. Bizrzfmfvr. Barker, Al. R., Brymn, XV. H., Dahl, A. L., lirhardt. D. R., Geurgc, T. S., Graves, li. H., jr., Hyde, T. T., Laird. D. F., Mimre, S. S.. Mulligan, vl. T., Mulligan, T. bl., Qvrfrhey, -l. XV., Partridge, L. R., Saunders, L. B, Sligh. C O., jr., Whirtl, W. R., -lr., Wlelch, R. H. B.1,r,rf,ly Adtliwn. D. D, Alexander. Vl. L., Alley, nl. XV., Arehart, R. C., Bowmcr, C. F., Chewning, C. .C., Dudley, A., Hall. C. li., Hineb. R. L., Lackey, H. S., Mwntsinger. V. M., Raine, D. A.. Russell, C. Shreve, R. M., Tarry, G. P.. Tennent, XV. XV.. Thomas, C. L., Xveaver, M. A. Miss ,luan Ivy and Mr. Robert l. Spiers, flm'nn1p.u1i.r!t .- SPRING FFSTIVAL OIT MUSIC Presentation of Flii.1h by Felix Mendelssohn at the XVomen's College in North Carolina on May S, ICXIZ at Hampden-Sydney College on May 12, 1962 SOLOISTS FLORENCE NIANNING ........... .... S oprano EDWINA EUSTIS . ....... , . ,Contralto VUILLARD PIERCE . . . .,.. Tenor ROBERT FALK .................,............ Bass Accompanists: Raylene Kyler and ,Ioan Ivy CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Second Presbyterian Church ........... Petersburg, Virginia Waverley' High School. . . . . . . . Wfaverley, Virginia Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church ,.... Richmond, Virginia Mary Baldwin College. ,. . . . . Staunton, Virginia First Presbyterian Church. . . . . . Roanoke, Virginia College Church ............... .... Hampden-Sydney, Virginia . November December December December December December 76 l R J S I0 I2 rl. ro mp HOUCHENS, HALL, GALLOWAY OFFICERS JERRY VUAYNE l'lOI,iCl'lFNS Piefiffwzt R. GARNETT HALL, JR. Vice Pl'L'.Ifif61If JAMES MCINNES GALLOWAY .Siecrefi1r-3'-Treizmrer 1Left1: Miss Manning in College Church Concert. 1Rightr: Practice Session. gCI'H12lI1 ROBERT CLAYTON LEONARD, JR. .... Premlenr DAVID EDWARD LAIRD, JR. ..... Vife-Premienf JERRY WAYNI2 HOUCHENS.Sefz'e!m'J'-TreIz.f11rer ROBERT GARNETT HALL, JR.. . .B11,fi:ze,ff Mgr. JAMES MCINNES GALLOWAY, JR.. . .A,f.fiImf1f Bll.ff1Z?.I'.f Mamzger' PIIILIP HARWOOD BIIRCHER, JR. ...... Mlm-of Bob Leonard, Dave Laird. WY-Q I Q 9' x Mid-XVinrers Concert, 1961. Jerry Light-FOO! Houchens at Homecomings Dance il: 110 if Club Saturday, October ZS, 1961 The Drifters and The Bobby Peterson Quintet HOMECOMING THE ZODIACS MID-XVINTERS Friclay, March 2, 1962 Saturday, March 3, 1962 THE JOURNEYMEN FINALS May 6, 1961 THE ZODIACS Concert and Dance Garnett Hall, Jerry Houchens, Jim Galloway The Drifters. The journeyrnen. if 111 iz? independent student association Q i 'Ye XTZ1 Left to right: Godsey, Mr:Clary, Henderson, Riddleberger. ff' MISS BARBARA DF.-XVERS Lynchlwurg College Wdnthester, Virginia Sponsored by Georuu Frederick Nixon l 1 Independent Student Association Organized in 1950 Purpose of the Independent Organization: to make possible more active participation of nonfrnternity men in campus activities. 04U7lL'UI'f FRANK BIARSHALL lXlCCLARY. . . EDWARD KIRRWOOD GoosEx', -IR GEORGE FREDERICK NIKON, AIR .... AIAMEs EVANS HENDERSON .... lllw11l'w'i CHARLES lNlARTlN Cox V RAYMOND WNALKER RIDIJLEBERGER, AIR. 11: fe . . . . .Preiidezzl Vita PI'6,fz:Lf6'!lf . . . . . .Sefi'efm 1 . . . 7'rea,r1n'ef' union philanthropic literar society Fin! row fl. to rj: Gilliam, McAllister, Owings, Bryson, Gillespie, Anderson, Day, Melton. Seroml row Cl. to r.D: Bouts, Blue, Laird, Galloway, Cassidy. OFFICERS WILLIAM HAMILTON BRYSON ..................... Preiizlenl DWIGHT HARVEY DAY, JR. ............. Pl'9.ffI2727Zf pro tempore DAVID JAMES ANDERSON ....... ...... S ecrerary, lirst semester ROBERT GARNETT HALL, JR. ........ S6'L'!'6lt11'j', second semester JACK EUGENE CUSTER ............................ Treasurer WILLIAM DUNNIGAN Cassiov, III ...... Clmpfain, lirst semester ROBERT GOGGIN GILLESFIE, JR. ...... Chaplain, second semester GERALD TATE GILLIAM ........... , ...........,.... Cm-afar MEMBERS IN THE FACULTY Denison Maurice Allan Willard Francis Bliss Thomas Edward Gilmer William Collar Holbrook Robert Thruston Hubard, Jr. Chesley Martin Hutchings Weyflancl Thomas Joyner Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson MEMBERS IN THE STUDENT BODY David james Anderson Robert Holland Bennett Doddridge Hewitt Biaett, III Dougald Leach Blue, III Reginald Weller Bours, III William Hamilton Bryson William LeRoy Burner, III William Dunnigan Cassidy, Jack Eugene Custer Dwight Harvey Day, jr. James Mclnnes Galloway, ,I Gerald Tate Gilliam Robert Goggin Gillespie, Jr. Richard Foster Glenn Robert Garnett Hall, Jr. David Edward Laird, Jr. Russell Greenway McAllist John Wesley Melton, III Irvin Owings, III -if 113 lie er Jr W7ILLIAMI HAMILTON BRYSON , . Prexidenl I I ROBERT NIICHAEL BEST GARNETT HALL, JR. Erfifw' Bfuizzeu Manager Ediforial SMU JOHN EDWARD ANFIN PHILIP HARWOOD BURCHER, JR. HUGH NIILTON DAVIS, JR. GARLAND WILLIAM FLOURNOY RUSSELL GREENWAY MCALLISTER, JR. Founded in 1800, the literary magazine was established to offer to students of literary ability an opportunity to express themselves through poetry, essays, and short stories. The magazine affords the only medium on the campus for such creative writing. In conjunction with Sigma Upsilon Literary Fraternity, the magazine staH this year sponsored a literary contest for the May issue of the maga- zine. Entries were broken down into three cate- gories: Fiction, non-Fiction, and Poetry. Three cash prizes were awarded in each category. The poem on the opposite page was one of the entries which we consider appropriate for publication in this yearbook. Hampden-Sydney Magazine TO TREAT THE POOR THINGS SO Why is it that with ev'ry class the students mood must change? How just is it that he endure professors odd and strange? Impersonal precision and machine-like quality- Prerequisites for doing well in freshman chemistry. Labs and lectures hurry on with unimpeded haste, The student finds that all his work is nothing but fl Waste. On halogens, electrolytes, convertability, He studies long without repose or sweet tran- quility. The bustling little teacher-calm, aloof, serene- Can almost hold communion with the salts of iodine. In English he must always be alert and open- minded. It's imperative that he not be by faulty logic blinded. The professor stresses constantly the many rules of writing, Slanting is a cardinal sin for one should not be slighting. Forceful sentences, he says, are builders of success, And he should know, just look at his own calm contentedness. He sternly warns the cringing class that it will cost them dear To dare ignore the clever rules to which one should adhere. But even if your speech is crude and filled with harsh invective, He'll gladly sanction anything as long as it's effective. As if he had not suffered much, or had much to endure, He then must go to calculus, quite useless and obscure. The confused class alas does sit an unenlightened throng, The enthralled teacher integrates so merrily along. With mid-point rules, half-angle forms, and other sleights-of-hand, .af .4 115 le He still can't seem to show it so the class will understand. Differentials, integrals, come flying wave on waveg And senseless to his class's mood, the student on and on does rave. To ancients next the student Hies to read Lingua Latina, With Ovid weaving pretty tales of Cupid and Corinna. The world of old throws wide its arms with men and deeds quite notable, And the restless moderns fret and thirst for some- thing a bit more potable. The instructor mildly notes and marks the gerunds, verbs, and dativesg While harassed students frown and try to read the tongue like natives. The class, bewildered, struggles on with languid lethargy, Begrudging the professor that which he alone can see. Wfith Bible last the mood must change, and all should be quite sober. Creation and original sin must be finished by October. The professor, god-like, condescends to show to one and all The futile frailty of life on this terrestr'al ball. How disillusioning it seems When, day on dreary day, Miracles-the hope of youth--are all explained away. There are many likely answers to a question on a quiz, But of all interpretations, you had better put down his, But one must thank him also for a favor quite prodigious, Because he could decide to make the atmosphere religious. I have described the many moods which students then must know. Does it seem fair, truthfully, to treat the poor things so? -BUCK DAVIS OFFICERS psychology club DONALD BARRY NOLAN , Y PI'l',fflfUlIf EHBERT ASHBY JONES, Ill Vive Preiiffcrzt TRISTATST TUPPER l'lYDE, IV Sefrelart -Treaxlzrer Standing Cl. to r.J: Tompkins, Ragsdale, Small, Tennent, Mclienney, T. Mc- Daniel, UI, McDaniel, Flnurnoy. Suited fl. to r.J: jones. Nolan, Hyde. DONALD BARRY NOLAN debate council ROBERT INIICHAEL BEST OFFICERS ROBERT TNTICHAEL BEST l're.fi1fe11I IOHN THOMAS TOMPKINS, III i Vi i'if P:'e.ii.fe11! ROBERT HOLI AND BENNETT .N ewefaijm XYXILLIAINT ROYAL Standing fl. to r.J ' Proctor, Gaines, Flournoy, Bouts. Seated fl. to rj : Bennett, Mmm-VTH0N- JR' Bust, Tumpkins. T?'8d.f1lf6l' -if 116 lili- OFFICERS EDXY'IN BOYD BAKER Pl'E.fiLY1E!If DAVID MICHAEL COUCHIWAN Vife Prefident VINCENT IVIELANCHTHON MONTSINGER Secretary-Treasurer EDWIN BOYD BAKER jongleurs Typ Roux' Baker. Middle Roux' MacC1arence, Harbour. 130110111 Row: Couch- man, Venable. ROBERT GOURDINE THOMPSON, II OFFICERS HERMAN LEE DUNCAN CLAUDIUS HORNSBY PRITCHARD Directory ROBERT GOURDINE THOMPSON, II Chief DUDLEY ALLEN RAINE, JR. Axxiftarzt Chief fire department gl. to LJ: Basren, Henderson, Erhardt, Nixon, Thompson, Raine. +2-X 117 Twp mit' 1l. to r.1 2 Best, Egerton, Guthrow. Bllfffllll 1-1111 1l. to r.1 3 Sale, Tredway. Q? 'G'-I Who's who BEST, ROBERT MICHAEL, Box 216, Route l, Ashland, Va.g HX. HAI-I, ET: Pi Delta Epsilon 13,-11. Vice President 1.1 11 Sigma Lipgilon 13,-l 1, Pl'CSldeI1t 1 H, Tftlfw' Staff 1 l,2,5, H. News Stuff 11,2 1, Managing Editor 131. Editor- in-Chief 1-l11 Debate Team 125,14 1, President 1-41, Literary Magazine 12,3,'l1, Editor 1,411 Senior Class Historianl Fencing Team 123,-111 ,I-V Basketball Team 1l1: Student Assistant, Spanish 12.51, Bible 151, English 1,1 11 ll lvr1',1 llulw filllllllxf 51111151115 111 fl111e1'It't111 Ii1111'w1il1tr and Cul- fegw. EGERTUN, STUART, II, Pratt and Montrose Ave., Balti- more, Md.: 'l'l'A. llllfg Pi Delta lipsilon 1l.?v,l1, Presi- dent 1l11 Student Assembly, Student-Faculty Committee 151, Kfxtrinostiopia 1l,2,3,-41, Iiditor-in-Chief 11i1g Std dent Assistant, Spanish 121, Chemistry 1313 ll lv11',r llwlm .'ilIlUIlNLf Sl11tft'111,t In ,'iUlt I'jL'tlll l'l1ft'u'i111t1i ,mtl Cfffleyex. GUTHRONV, CLYDE EARL, JR., 25113 Xvedgewood Ave, Richmond, Va., lllitl, 4'-Ui, Student Christian Association, Secretary-Treasurer 151, Student Government. Vice Presi- dent 1311 Honor Council 1S1l Student Assembly 151, Delegate To Collegiate Council for the United Nations S Conference in New York, Fall 19611 Glee Club 11,2,31g Track 111: Pi Kappa Alpha, President of Pledge Class, Pledgemaster: Chosen to participate in summer research program in Chemistryx il lm'.t ll Zv11 Amnlzg Slmlentr In xlulevicizri I711i1'er',tiIie,t ami C!1Il'L'AQ'E',f. SALE, VUILLIAM GOODRIDGE, lll, 1115 Fort Hill Drive, Charleston, W. Vag KI, WAN, NINE Omicron Delta Kappa 15,1113 Chi Beta Phi 15,-411 Student Christian Association 1l,2,311 Student Council 13,-11: Student Assembly 1411 President of Student Bodyg Glee Club 111: Football 1l.2.3,Al11 Student Assistant, Chemistry 1212 lV'l1o'i' Uvbu nlviffrzg .SIlm'e111i' In 1'il1lt't'fl'1II1 C7llfl'67',flfi6'.f aml Coflegef. TREDXVAY, THOMAS Sl-IIELDS, '00-i Chandler Drive, Richmond, Va., lllii. HMS, XIWQ Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President 1,113 Omicron Delta Kappa 13,-41, President 141, Chi Beta Phi 1141: Student Council 11.-111 Student As- sembly 12.511 Student Body SecretaryfTteasurer 111. Stu- dent Body Vice President 1iig Football 1l,2,3,-11, Tri- Captain 1-ll, Track 1l11 Outstanding Freshman Award 1l12 lli'lm'i ll li11 xlnlffzlg Sflllfkllfj 111 An1e1'icay1 Uni- I't. l',1'.ifjt'f mmf Citiffegei. 1, L.. student government WILLIAM G. SALE, III C. EARL GUTHROW, JR. C. EDWARD RUSSELL P1'e5in'e11t Vire Preifzfezlt Sefrelmjm-'I'nfa,f11r'er student government committees STUDENT-FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE Il. to r.J Saunders, Showalter, Cayce FOOD COMMITTEE QI. to r.J Royster, Patron, Sydnor, Semones STUDENT FINANCE COMMITTEE fl. ro r.J Butler, Nolan, Ross student Council Scatc-.li Butlcr, S.1lc lprcsitlcntl, Trcllxxnty, Slut-xmlltur, Sttlntlingi S.1L1I1xlCl'S. Hyde. Sytlnnr. Chappell, Amos, Guthrow student assembl Stutul: Rumxcll nSctrct.ary-Trt-asurerw. 5.11: 4Prc5itlcnrr. Guchnm rVite Presidentv. Standing: Br41dt,l.ittlr, Semones I, McDaniel. Rutlu.-r. Butler, Berry, Rngt-rm-n, Sytlnwr. Yeargxn, Robertson, Ross, Nolan, 4 120 1+ interfraternity Council PREAMBLE: Constitution of the Interfraternity Council: Whereas, we the undersigned Greek Letter Social Fraternities of Hampden-Sydney College, do desire to foster a better fraternity and college spirit, and to raise the standards of Greek letter social fraternities at Hampden-Sydney College: we do, therefore, see Ht to organize an Interfraternity Council at Hampden-Sydney College. THE COUNCIL CHI PHI John Randolph Grymes john Wright Ballard, III SIGMA CHI Daniel Holland Shaner David Lester Costenbader KAPPA SIGMA joseph Anthony Rucker, III Nelson Showalter PI KAPPA ALPHA William Tillman Butler, jr, Charles Wayner Sommardahl KAPPA ALPHA Thomas Frasier Williams. Jr. David Edward Laird, jr. THETA CHI Fred Lemuel Garrett, III William Wesley Lowery, III LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Rodney George Bradt Allen Martin Glasgow P remz' ezzt RODNEY GEORGE BRADT Vice P1'e5ide1:Lt DANIEL HOLLAND SHANER Secrelary Seated: Shaner, Rucker, Bradt, Second row: Butler, Sommardahl, Williams, Laird. Third row: Ballard, Patton Berry, Showalter, Hall. 492 121 Ee student gl christian association THE CABINET lVlICHAEL DAVID CAVER ..... .... C hi Phi THOMAS ROEE MCDIANIEL ...... ..... S igma Chi PETER BOISSEAU HATCHER, III ..., .... K appa Sigma WII,l.IAhI WALLACE TENNEIT, III .... Pi Kappa Alpha JOHN THOMAS TOMPKINS, III ...., Lambda Chi Alpha CHARLES FORD SYDNOR ....... ,... K appa Alpha HAROLD PREBELE SET'rI.E, JR. ............. Thema Chi RAYMOND XVALKER RIDDLEBERGER, JR., .Independents RANDOLPH LEWIS ROYSTER ............. Senior Class JOHN NOBLE MCDANIEL. . . . . . .... Junior Class JOHN DICIQERSON SEMONES. . . ,... Sophomore Class DR. JOSEPH BURNER CLOWER. . . ......... Advisor Top Butler Bottom :Ou Qetrle I McDaniel T McDaniel Tompkins, Chappell, Hatcher, Cave-r, Semones, Laird. T 'g V fa .,' . DR. BENJAMIN Rica LACY, JR. At the closing of the academic year in 1961, Hampden-Sydney lost one of the most capable men ever to serve the College-Dr, Ben Lacy. In 1926, Dr. Lacy received the summons to serve God and his fellow man as the President of the Union Theological Seminary, from which he had graduated twelve years earlier. From 1926 to 1956 he devotedly held this post. When the mandatory retirement age arrived, Dr. Lacy was still active and was not ready to give up full-time Christian service. At this time he entered into his service at Hampden-Sydney. Dr. Lacy arrived on the Hill on February 1, 1956, and served five memorable years as Chaplain for Hampden-Sydney College as well as Pastor for Col- -1! all 3 lege Church. During this time many men of the Hill had the privilege of knowing and working with him. The students who worked with Dr, him as a spry individual with a quick Lacy knew and cheery greeting and a phenomenal memory for names. He was always ready to discuss problems, as well as other matters, with the students. On behalf of the Student Body, the Student Chris- tian Association would like to dedicate this page to Dr. Benjamin Rice Lacy, jr, with sincere apprecia- tion for his generous and devoted service to Hamp- den-Sydney College. 1-L I. kaleidoscope sports 'i' A.. .. .-A..,F 7.7 A--F ,,,. , , .i ,5 12 4 ?1'1l'5s ? , Y L? EC 151 A 4afs1a35ifif'iff-17'e21ff2342fe3Bf?Sf2f4'El' L B5 l We Fin! rnzr: Little, Shelton, Reveley, Bradley, Saylor, Butler, Sale, Tredway, Rucker. Heinzer, Everette, Viar, Sermld ruzw: Pickens, Wfood, Mitchell, Perkins, Kellmeyer, Blythe, Shirley. Cralle, Soucek, Druen, Hyde. Steed, Douglass, Carter, Vaughan, Elliot, Lamay, Ford, Dills. Cook, Pritchett. Third wuz' Lawson, Helvin. Jones, J. McKenney, Agsten, lhlCSXV.1lI'l, Sanderson. McLaughlin, R. Wfood, Law. Reynolds, Heilig, Connelly, Edwards. RICHARD BURRELL flllvfelif Diruflur 1 'S' NY the '62 tigers Hampden-Sydney .... Wilsliingrtnn and Lee .... Hampden-Sydney . . . Bridgewater .... , . Hampden-Sydney . . . Sewanee ......... Hampden-Sydney .... Wfestern Maryland . .. Hampden-Sydney . . . Emory and Henry . . . Hampden-Sydney . . . johns Hopkins .. . Hampden-Sydney . . . Concord ........ Hampden-Sydney . . . Hampden-Sydney . . . Randolph-Macon .... 6 7 ...51 7 9 ...2l O 8 O 16 8 ...18 7 ...3-4 37 8 13 6 i coaches K ni i ll. ro r. 'P : Pegram, Fulton, Burrell, Franklin. O C 21 P lf El 1 I1 S I . TIM BUTLER BILL SALE TOM TREDXWAY -23: 12' jf HA s DENSYDNEY lllllillllllffllifiiff Generals Edge Tigers in Opener SEPTEMBER 23-The Tigers opened their 1961 season by coming up with the short end of a 7-6 decision on the home held of the Washington and Lee Generals. The Tiger eleven took the lead midway in the first period by climaxing a 66-yard march that featured a 3-i-yard jaunt by halfback Lewis Ever- SIIG, with a ' yard pass play from quarterback Stuart Shelton to end Bobby Saylor, who was all alone in the end zone. The following play turned out to be the difference between a stand-off and a defeat. A XV. 8: L. tackle slipped through the Tiger defense and blocked Fred Mitchell's extra point try. The Generals failed to score until late in the third period, when they ended a 64 yard push with a 2-yard plunge off-tackle for the score. This was followed by the successful try for the extra point, which turned out to be the deciding factor of the game. Three plays later, the Generals recovered a Tiger fumble on the H.-SC 13 yard line. How- ever, the Generals' efforts to score were thwarted by the Hampden-Sydney recovery of a W. ck L bobble on the 2-yard line, Unfortunately for the Tigers, the W. Sc' L abundance of manpower began to take its toll on the Tiger team during the second half. The Tigers, lacking in depth, could not cope with the defensive units of Washington and Lee ani only once did the Tigers penetrate the enemy territory during the second half. Hampden-Sydney standouts in the game were Bobby Saylor, Ken Pritchett, and George Perkins. who were all especially effective on defense. Tredway picks up yardage. Everette makes a first down. :QA 'W Viar tries in vain for a completion. SEPTEMBER 30 - Hampden-Sydney's Bengals scored almost at will in overpowering an un- fortunate Bridgewater eleven in the first home encounter of the season. The win gave the Tigers their 17th straight decision over the Eagles. The Tigers scored on drives of 30, 67, 57, 81, 78, 51, 56, and 31 yards. All but one of the drives were completed on the ground. The only Bridgewater score came during the fourth period. Hampden-Sydney's First score came three plays after end Joey Viar had recovered an Eagle fum- ble on the opening kickoff. Lewis Everette gal- loped into the end zone with only one minute, ten seconds of the game gone. Two minutes later Fred Mitchell romped 50 yards for the second touchdown. The first half ended with the score- board reading 52-O, after Stewart Shelton, Tris Hyde, and Archie Soucek had each hit pay dirt. Of the live touchdowns of the first half, only two extra points were garnered. The Tigers roared back in the second half by posting their sixth, seventh, and eighth tallies of the game. Tom Tredway took the ball and sprinted 67 yards to make the score 58-0. The next score was posted by Lewis Everette, who slipped over the goal from the two yard line. The final tally came on a 19-yard pass from freshman quarterback George Reynolds to freshman back George Heilig. The conversion was successful and the game came to an end only after the Eagles completed a 67- yard drive with their only score of the game. The extrapoint was good and the score remained 51-7. The entire team did an excellent job and honors go to each member. Hyde completes pass for substantial gain. Tigers Even Record at 1-1 By Crushing Bridgewater 51-7 Tigers Fall to Sewanee 21-9 lxcrctte gains valuable yardage. OCTOBER '-The Tigers of Hampden-Sydney traveled for the second time by air to meet the Purple Tigers of Sewanee. Unfortunately for the Hampden-Sydney squad, the powerful single-wing of the Purple Tigers scored 21 points to only 9 for the Death Valley team. During the early part of the game, neither team could make any headway. Then, near the end of the first period, the Bengals drove to the Sewanee li, where the offense faltered and Fred Mitchell put the Tigers ahead with a field goal. The Bengals began to dominate the game by the second quarter and drove to the Sewanee 19 where they lost the ball on downs. Sewanee took over and on a quick opener the Purple Tigers scored with an H1-yard run. The second half proved to be the Bengals' downfall. The two re- maining Sewanee scores came on passes, one in the third period and the other in the fourth. The only other Tiger score came on a quarterback sneak by Stuart Shelton which climaxed a drive of 'O yards with 6 first downs. The pass for the extra two points was deflected, and the game ended with the score Zl-9. Special note should be made of the tineidea fensive play of Otis Bradley, Ken Pritchett. George Perkins, and Tim Butler. Also to be included are Lewis Fverette. Tris Hyde, and Fred Mitchell. Fumble! The Tiger defense converges on the opposition, led by Birch Douglas. OCTOBER 14-The Green Terrors of Western Maryland slogged to an S-0 victory over the Hampden-Sydney Tigers at rain-soaked Death Valley to hand the Tigers their third defeat in four starts and avenge a 32-12 drubbing at the hands of the Tigers last year. The only score of the game came midway in the last period when the Western Maryland full- back Hobart l-:nifed through center from the 19 yard line. He also added the two-point conversion. The Tigers spent most of the game with their backs to the wall and only twice did they pose any serious threats, both of which came in the second half. However, neither Tiger drive pene- trated past the Western Maryland 50-yard line. The game was marred by 10 penalties, live against each team. Also, each team had its share of fumbles on the slippery held. As far as statistics were concerned, Hampden- Sydney was ahead in only one column, passing. The Tigers chalked up 27 yards passing to none for Western Maryland. The Terrors gained lS5 yards on the ground to 67 Yards for the Tigers. ln the penalty column, the Tigers were penalized 67 yards to 45 yards for the Terrors. The Bengals played a good game, considering that the Green Terrors were favored by 14 points. Top performers of the day for the Tigers were Lewis Everette, Otis Bradley. and Fred Mitchell. During the half-time, Dr. james A. Shield, president of the Parents and Friends Association, Crowned Miss Sandra Baker Queen of Dad's Day. PUEN SY NH Tigers Downed by Western Maryland Before Dad's Day Crowd, 8-O ii A MISTER? L iMURY-HM Tigers Fall to a Superior Emory and Henry, 16-0 Tigers swamp opposition. OCTOBER 21-Having a record for the season at one win against three losses, the Bengals of Hampden-Sydney traveled to Emory 8: Henry looking for their second win, but the hard-hitting Wasps were a little too much for them. During the course of the game, the Wasps chalked up 16 points. They scored on two touch- downs and a field goal. One of the extra points, however, was blocked. The Tigers made only 34 yards on the ground against the powerful Nwasps, but were able to press the attack by going to the air. Overall, 94 yards were gained by passing. Of these 94 yards gained through the air, Bobby Saylor and Kent Carter were responsible for over half with 32 yards and 30 yards, respectively. Smart Shelton threw for 61 of these 9-i yards, while freshman George Reynolds accounted for the other 33 yards. Fortunately, only one fumble wa lost by the Tigers, but there was a total of 55 yards of penalties inflicted upon the Tigers. Lewis Everette showed his usual Fine form in punting by having an average of 56.6 yards per punt. He punted 9 times for 529 yards. George Heilig punted only once, and that was good for 33 yards. Tiger standouts in the game were Mitchell, Everette, and Tredway. Bobby Saylor and Kent Carter did exceptionally well at end, and Shelton and Reynolds handled the quarterback positions very well. Olfensively, Ken Pritchett and George Perkins did excellent jobs. Hampden-Sydney squeezes out a hrst down YI V' . Viar hauls in a pass for a score. OCTOBER ZS-The Blue Jays of Johns Hopkins put a damper on the Tiger Homecoming celebra- tion as a crowd of 4,000 watched them roll to an 18-8 victory over the home team. The Hrst period of the game ended in a dead- lock with neither team able to score. Each team tried to mount a scoring drive but was unable to do so. The longest drive of the period was made by the Tigers, who started at their own 3 and drove to the Blue jay 44, where they lost the ball on downs. Early in the second quarter, the Blue Jays drove from their 20 to tally the only score of the first half. The extra point attempt was blocked by the heads-up playing of Steve Helvin and Bobby Saylor. Twice again, the Tigers started drives of their own, but both ended in interceptions of Stuart Shelton's passing. The half ended with the Tigers behind by a score of 6-0. Midway during the third period, the Tigers began another drive from their 48, but once again their efiort was ended by an intercepted pass. The Jays took over and raised the score with a pass and a 30-yard TD run. Again the extra point attempt was blocked. The Tigers retaliated with a drive from their 43 to the Hopkins 32 but lost the ball on downs. The Blue Jays made their final score in the fourth quarter by way of another pass-run com- bination. Once more the extra point attempt was blocked. The Tigers' only score was set up when Sid Druen recovered a Blue Jay fumble on the Hopkins 22. A pass from George Reynolds to George Heilig put the Tigers on the Blue Jay 13 and from there Reynolds passed to Dickie Cralle for the score. Another pass to Ronnie jones made the final score 18-8. Tiger cheerleaders rally the crowd. johns Hopkins Overcomes Hampden-Sydney, 18-8 To Spoil Homecoming Celebrations Hilmar , - CONCORD Tigers Overpowered by Concord, 34-7 Evetette chalks up six points. NOVEMBER 4-The Bengals of Hampden-Syd- ney traveled to Athens, West Virginia to meet, for the first time, the Mountain Lions of Concord College. The Mountain Lions turned out to be a powerful foe as they intercepted five passes and rolled up 223 yards rushing to defeat the visiting Tigers by 34-T. The initial quartet' was completely dominated by the Tigers. The Tigers took the ball on their 22 and drove to the Concord 4. With fourth down and less than a yard to go the Tigers failed to make a first down. The Lions took over, but the defensive unit of the Tigers kept them within their own 20 each time they had the ball during the first period. During the second period the situation was completely reversed. The Lions broke into the scoring column with two touchdowns. The first score came on a 48-yard drive. The second came soon after when Concord intercepted a Hampden- Sydney pass and moved to the Tiger 2, where fullback Wayrne Hicks drove over for the score. Both extra points were good, and the half ended with the score 14-O. The third quarter went scoreless with a Tiger drive being stopped on the Concord 5. The Tigers came back in the fourth quarter on another drive originating from their 47 and advanced to the Concord 25. From there the Tigers got their only score of the game on a pass from George Reynolds to Lewis Everette. Fred Mitchell added the extra point to make the score 1-i-7. The bottom fell out with two Concord interceptions of Tiger passes resulting in two additional touchdowns. The game ended with Hampden-Sydney in pos- session, the Final score being Concord 34, H-S C 7. Everette is pulled down from behind. Soucek and McSwain close on opposition. NOVEMBER 11-The Tigers broke their five- game losing streak by downing the Colonels from Centre College 37-S at Death Valley. The first half of the game was well played by the Tigers, but they had trouble in holding on to the ball. Four fumbles were lost, climaxing four Tiger drives. The lirst score came in the second period on a pass from George Reynolds to Bobby Saylor. The extra point try was no good, and the Tigers led 6-0. In 'the third period the Colonels took the kick- off on their 25, but two successive penalties put them on their 15. On the following play, an at- tempted pitch-out was intercepted by Dick Cralle who raced 20 yards for the second Tiger score. This time the extra point try by Mitchell was successful. The ball changed hands several times and then the Tigers took the ball from their 37 and ad- vanced to the Centre 2, where Lewis Everette in- tercepted a Centre pass on the 18. From that point, Lewis Everette tallied his second score of the day, and two extra points were added on a pass from Tredway to Dennis Dills. The Centre team got their only score on the longest drive of the game. Marching all the way from their 25 they scored on a pass from Harrin- gan to Hammond. Then Harringan added two points with an end run. The Tigers' last score came minutes later when Fred Mitchell heaved a tremendous 50-yard pass to end Kent Carter for the score. The two-point conversion was added with an end run by Jim Pickens. DDENSYDNEY X'- CENTRE Tigers Swamp Centre, 37-8 DDENSYDNEY Ai RlllllUUl.ljl'l'lVlACoN Tigers Defeat jackets in Shrine Bowl, 15-6 Hellov. Iacket stopped for no gain by Tiger forward wall. NOVEMBER lS-The Hampden-Sydney Tigers concluded their 1961 season by defeating the rival Yellow jackets of Randolph-Macon College by a score of l5-6 before a tremendous crowd at- tending the Acca Temple Shrine Bowl Game. This particular game has long been the most popular game of the football season. The first year these arch rivals met in the Acca Temple Shrine Bowl, the result was a 0-0 deadlock that was fought in an all-afternoon downpour. That year, a Randolph-Macon player was awarded a trophy for being the most valuable player of the game. The second year the contest was played. Randolph-Macon won the game by three points and for the second time had the most valuable player trophy awarded to a member of her team. This year. at the third Acca Temple Shrine Bowl, the tide was turned and Hampden-Sydney won both honors. The hard-fought contest ended in a 15-6 victory for the Tigers, and the Most Valu- able Player Award went to Fred Mitchell. who played an excellent ball game. From the time the game started, it was obvious that the Tigers were determined to get revenge for the loss of last year's game. The entire tirst half was dominated by the Tigers, who scored once in the lirst period. The Yellow Jackets pressed the attack late in the half, and they too came up with a score. However, the crisis passed when, during the second half, Bobby Saylor gathered in a long pass from Fred Mitchell to put the Tigers ahead by 15-6. Tiger standouts were Fred Mitchell, Bobby Saylor, and Lewis Everette. Saylor did very well at his end position by pulling in 2 passes for a total of 6' yards. Everette pulled in two passes for 18 yards, carried for ZS yards. and had a 36.2 yard punt average. Tredway roars in to complete tackle. ?iQi..l I 11111. . Isnaxwxm ' nr' 'surf . 'wrt .ru r A 41:4 1 1 bf I 11951 Y iw' I VA! I I I I I i I I I I JI Top rnzr: Hyde, Bradley, Caperton. Saylor, Sale, Pritchett. BUIYIIVII Rona' Kellmeyer, Everett. Mitchell. sports honors I Football Honors, l96l: Lewis Everette-Honorable Mention Little All- American, First Team Little Eight Squad, First Team Mason-Dixon Conference. Tris Hyde-Slater Trophy for the Most Improved Player. Ken Pritchett-Honorable Mention Little Eight Squad, Best Defensive Player. Bill Sale-Honorable Mention Little All-Ameri- can, First Team Little Eight Squad, First Team Mason-Dixon Conference. Bobby Saylor-Honorable Mention Little All- American, First Team Little Eight Squad, First Team Mason-Dixon Conference, Bedford Jaycee Sportsman- ship Award for Virginia Small Colleges, Most Valu- able Player Award. -21 Tom Tredway-Sportsmanship Award. Freddy Mitchell-Most Valuable Player, Hamp- den-Sydney vs. Randolph-Macon game. Spring Sports Honors, 1961: Otis Bradley-The joshua Warren Wfhite Trophy for outstanding sportsmanship. Bill Caperton-The Moore Track Award, for the most valuable player. Larry Hammer-The Moore Baseball Award. for the most valuable player. Fred Kellmeyer-The XV. Mcllwaine Thompson Trophy, for the most valuable tennis player. 137 rf v Kneeling: Norwood Davis. Standing: Harry Pollard, Dan Rogers, Fontaine Lawson, Bill Hardin Phil Lotz Keith Shepherd, Ed Wfitthoefft, Steve Snyder, Ernie Rathmann, jeff Bowker, Bill Manser, Garnet Davis Mike Crone Dave Trickler. 1961-62 basketball ex BILL PEGRAM 138 Norfolk Division 95 ..... Bridgewater 58 ....... Mount Sr. Mary's S6 ..... Lynchburg 73 ........ Norfolk Division 82 ..... R. P. I. 65 ........... XVllSl1lHgIOH 8: Lee 66 .... Bridgewater 92 ......... Medical College of Va. 62 Roanoke 69 ....... .. Roanoke S6 ....... Randolph-Macon 71 Lynchburg 91 .......... Baltimore University 70 . Washington 8: Lee 691 . . . Randolph-Macon 80 . . . Johns Hopkins 75 .. R. P. I. 53 ...... The Hampden-Sydney Tigers opened their 1961-62 Basketball season with a 79-95 loss to Norfolk Division of Williaiiu and Mary at Death Valley. High scorer in the game was Bill Hardin, who poured in 27 points. Norwood Davis was second with 18 points. The first away game of the Tigers was played at Bridgewater, where Bill Hardin led the Bengals to a 95-58 victory by tossing in a total of 21 points. Butch Cox took second place honors in the scoring column with a total of 19 points. On December 9th, the Hampden-Sydney bas- ketball team traveled to Mt. St. Mary's, where they went down to defeat by a score of 64-86. Butch Cox, Dave Trickler and Bill Hardin played exceptionally well, but a strong Mt. St. Mary's team prevailed. The Tigers evened their season record at 2-2 with a 105-75 win over Lynchburg at Gammon Gymnasium, just three days after their loss to Mt. St. Mary's. Star shooter Bill Hardin handed Z X Ng , x . z-:2 fx -:ea ar-2 ,Q xx 'T r'l: X 1 R.. it E: vw H J, Q .. -a ,,.,., NORWOOD DAVIS Left: A Tiger saves a basket. Right: Hardin under attack. Bt XX ker ilicwtzisfldtlfallll luiJliS nfl. in his usual fine performance with 21 points. He was followed by Butch Cox with 18 points. During Christmas vacation, the Tiger team attended the Fort 1.ee Tournament and met Elon, Fort Lee, and Raiidolph-Macon. The game with Elon was dropped by a score of 71.1-81, but Coach Pegranis boys retaliated by downing Randolph- Macon by a score of 75-70. In both of these games, Bill Hardin paced the team in scoring with 29 points against Elon and 50 points against Randimlph-Macon. Congratulations go to Hardin for setting live tournament records at Fort l.ee and for holding the position of top scorer in the state. On the weekend of klanuary ith and 6th, the Tigers traveled to Norfolk Division of XXf'illiam and Mary and R. P. I. Norfolk Division inet with an 84-S2 defeat, and R. P. I. was turned back by a score of 78-65. Bill Hardin continued his high scoring with 28 points against Norfolk and 25 at R. P. I, On the 9th of January, Hampden-Sydney played host to the Gentlemen from Wasliingttun and Lee and handed them a 77-66 defeat at the hands of Bill Hardin and Butch Cox, who ac- counted for 47 points. The Tigers. riding high on a wave of victory, extended their winning streak to 6 games by walking over the Medical College of Virginia, 111-62 and by soundly trouncing Roanoke by a score of 97-69. The tables were then turned when the Tigers visited Roanoke College and met with a 7-1-86 defeat. Arch-rival Randolph-Macon visited Hampden- Sydney on the third of February and went down to defeat for the second time against a powerful Tiger team. Bill Hardin and Dave Trickler ac- counted for 49 points of the SO-71 victory.. The Hampden-Sydney student body saw Hardin, Trickler, and Norwood Davis perform superbly against Bridgewater in a home game in which Bridgewater came out on the short end of a 100-92 score. Together, Hardin, Trickler, Rathmann shooting for two. and Davis poured in 70 points. Bill Hardin con- tinued to lead the state in scoring, as his average climbed to 26.6. Witli this average, he stood as the 19th highest scorer in the nation. At Lynchburg College, the Tigers went down to an 86-91 defeat. After the first nine minutes of play, the Tigers were ahead 24-4, but many fouls called on the Tigers gave the Hornets hope, and they came away victorious. Nevertheless, Bill Hardin turned in his usual superb performance with 27 points, while Captain Norwood Davis was second with 20. Once again in Gammon Gymnasium, the Tigers defeated Baltimore University by S5-70. Here also, Hardin and Davis were high scorers with 23 points and 20 points, respectively. On the tenth of February, Hampden-Sydney visited the Gentlemen at Lexington and de- feated them a second time by a score of 70-61. For the third straight game, Hardin and Davis were high scorers for the Tigers. Hardin chalked up 26 points, and Davis was close behind with 25 points. The third and final encounter with the Yellow jackets took place on the home court of a fired-up Lotz pumps in two under pressure. Davis adds two points to the score. Randolph-Macon team. The first half was evenly matched, but during the second half the jackets pulled steadily ahead to a 64-80 victory. Hamp- den-Sydney's high scorer, Bill Hardin, managed to tally 25 points, even though he was heavily guarded. The last two games of the season were played at home before partisan crowds. The Tigers pre- vailed in both cases with a 92-75 win over Johns Hopkins, and a 95-53 win over RPI. In the Johns Hopkins game, Bill Hardin chalked up 55 points, the most he has gotten in any game this year. He also was high scorer in the RPI game with 55 points. With the conclusion of the season. Bill remained the highest scorer of the state. I I l 4 1 i I i CIOSS-COUIIIII' 'sy rev l -fo-.sta ,Q QI P For the second year in .1 row, Coach Billy Franklins cross country team went without posting a single win in i scheduled competition. l l i 4 i i l W i N Le!! 10 fight: Matrox, Stuart, Montsinger, P. Miller. The Tiger coaching stat? 1, f team for next year will he able to greatly improve on the records ol the last two years. 'Q hopeful that the cross country restling The lfiol-ol season marked the third year Hampden- bydnty has had a wrestling team. Unfortunately, the rc- sponse to Coach 1iulton's call lor grapplers was not what it should have been. and there were barely enough men to till the rt-quired nine divisions. 1, 1,43 2,- l Standing: jim Garrett, Phil Miller. Dwight Day, 'lim Pickens, J. Maxwell, Sidney Dav- enport, Taylor Cosby, XVortie Ferrell, Jack Romm. Ferdie Johns, Otis Bradley. Kneeling: Coach Fulton. Due to this lack of participation, the Tigers dropped all of their matches. The only bright spot came when Otis Bradley took first place in his division in the post-season tournament and was also named the Most Valuable Wlrestler of the tournament. golf Left to right: F. Mitch- ell, Heinzer, Bennett, Titus, Lotz, Hillman, C. Ferguson. ' T K The 1961 golf team of Hampden-Sydney played a total The Tigers posted wins against V.M.I., Bridgewater, and of nine matches and came out with an over-all record of defeated R.P,1. twice. The losses were given up to Massa- four wins against live losses, under the coaching of Mr. chusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Rich- MacDonald. The Tigers took part in the Mason-Dixon mond, Washington and Lee, Randolph-Macon, and Lynch- Championship matches and captured fourth place. burg College. tennis I 1 Left to right: Lukens, Saunders, Hatcher, Pat- ton, Edmunds, Byers, + N 'K .--,t and Kellmeyer. , L 1 1 1 ' gg' gzlifeuaee' see EEE? fi 5' 'iffff .35 513- 1 ZTTZZ Zi' ::i1 ii:1, 'Qt'-'it 2. '::f:: ...M .Ali ,1,:,:':, 5 :':,::t' .2 1,13 ---. ll, 3, 4.:::.. .. Qxzixzzt 11512: 52.l:?f'- -11211 E2 13111: rf ' .:::,: fi--113 xt .::' ri. ..,. .. :':t::r f A Tiff etr'V as wav' Ll '-I .ii-11-I7 LISA ::: :::::Q: :g .::4:.'- ' ,. ,.,.l . fs. The Tiger netters of 1961 ended their season with a Under the coaching of Stokeley Fulton and the leader- record of seven wins as opposed to six losses. Only two ship of Captain Jim Patton, the Tigers did a commendable of the six losses were inflicted on the home court. job. ell 143 I uquvv, V-ur I7 lie il,- , 5 'lv' . x ' rv -s l 'fl -r' 'Nw i ,oy X, I .KR .WY w i if LJ .Uk Kneeling: Nat -lobe. W. H. Shirley, Will Lowery, Wlayne Cook, John McDaniel. Second tow: jeff Gardy, Tom McDaniel. Moley Stuart, john Milliron, Buck Ames. Third row: johnny Grymes, Burch Cox. Larry Hammer, Gerald Duncan, Lewis Skidmore. '61 baseball Q ,f U - s Y . is ' .av 2' ' i , +.,,,,, , , 1 ' ' L' -r.xggsflU'ff1 , , . ,, , ,. ' , H-f5 7f '5' T?-S f.-1.51. - 1 3 i he gpruxgw., Q5 . V, ' i ' 'f av' -..'fifih+. . i?1f?fsIgig,WEg?xig , '- wo...'.,a.,s,14s':s--ugiy . . My -ea: . . BILL PEGRAM Cmlrli The Hampden-Sydney Tigers completed their 1961 season with an over-all record of 9 wins, 13 losses, and 1 tie. The League record was 6 wins to si losses, and the Little Eight record was 7 wins against 3 losses. The lirsr three games of the season were played on a road trip to Elon, Davidson, and Belmont Abbey. On this trip the Tigers lost by 7 to 6 to Elon, and by 9 to 1 to Belmont Abbey. The game with Davidson was played to an S to S tie. Then the Tigers played host to Rhode Island, Far- leigh-Dickinson. and twice to Elon. Of the four, the Tigers won only one, that being the Farleigh-Dickinson game by a score of 10 to 3. Hampden'Sydney dropped the Rhode Island game by S to 2 and both Elon games by 6 to 5 and 7 to ki. Again on a road trip, the Tigers split a pair of games between American University and Baltimore University. The Tigers won the American University game by 12 to 10 and dropped the Baltimore game 7 to 6. Then, at home for the second time, the Tigers beat Lynchburg by I3 to 9. wt 1 The Tigers visited Catholic University and R.P.I., and, for the second time on the road trip, they split a pair of games. They lost to Catholic University by 7 to 6 and soundly trounced R.P.I. by 17 to 5. Hampden-Sydney was visited by Norfolk Division of William and Mary and Randolph-Macon. The Tigers lost to the Norfolk Division by 9 to 2 and beat Ran- dolph-Macon 4 to 2. The next three games were dropped by the Tigers to Bridgewater, Randolph-Macon, and Washington and Lee, respectively. The Tigers placed another mark in the win column by posting a win over Bridgewater the second time they played. This was followed by another win over Lynch- burg at ll to l. Another game was dropped to Wash- ington and Lee, this time by 4 to 2. The Tigers last win came over R.P.I. by 5 to 2. Hampden-Sydney met Randolph-Macon in the Divi- sion play-off but went down to defeat by S to 6. The final game was lost 5 to 4 to Norfolk Division of William and Mary. The Tiger bench. Will Lowery rounds first base -DK MAIAFF' ' V 900- H .1 Xffpsfil v- - nw nn. pt -s. . Asha. -.. .4 1, i 'rf' 1 i -Q-fi Rt. QT: ,-. .. 3,0 IQJN 'nv B'-' VEHI- -.-:., ' slr is -W - -f-' 41- ,Q- '-' lea- 4? 'N if T35 .fr sw -.f v if f vx. Bottom row: Ray Xwoody, Bill Caperton, P. H. Miller, Buddy Koch. Middle row: K. Carter, Randy Trow. John Parrott, Carter Zerlwe. C. H. Smith. Top row: Coach Franklin, Buck Overhy, Bobby VUaters. '61 track s.. COACH BILLY FRANKLIN The 1961 track season was, to say the least, not one of the best seasons that the track team has seen in the past few years. Out of six scheduled meets, the Tiger track team posted six losses against no wins. The season began on March 2Sth with the Tigers matched against a strong Randolph-Macon team on their own tield. The final score was 6' for Randolph-Macon and 55 for Hampden-Sydney. The second outing.: for the team came in an uneven struggle against Roanoke College. the score being S4 to 53. On April 15th. the Hampden-Sydney Tigers met an- other strong team at Bridgewater College. The Eagles f i overcame the Tigers before a partisan crowd by a score of T6 to 46. The Tigers turned in their finest performance of the season against Lynchburg College at Death Valley, but lost the contest by 62 to 60. The last two meets turned out to be the worst ones of the entire season for the Tigers. On April 20th Washington and Lee trounced Hampden-Sydney by lll to 29. Then, the Tigers fell to Norfolk Division of William and Mary by IOS to 14. The Tigers who won their first letter in track were Buddy Koch, John Parrott, Buck Overby, Chip Smith, Fred Hudgins and Bobby Waters. ll 5- .41 BILL CAPERTON Cnpiain Carter Zerbe gets off to a good start. Buck Overby puts the shot. N. . 147 32? ATA 4 J - s.. ' ,,,. -R1-L - 4 R .. ,..,,...M A ..4l.. intramurals an KNOX HILLMAN Each year, the seven social fraternities on campus and the Independent Organization vie in rugged competition in seven sports for the coveted Intra- mural Cup, which is presented at the end of the year to that organization which accumulates the most points. e The sports are divided into the major and minor sports. The major sports are touch football, A group basketball. and softball. The minor sports are ping pong, tennis, volleyball, horseshoes, and B group basketball. I.ast year the Kappa Sigma fraternity accumu- 4' H8 lated the most points throughout the year and were awarded the Intramural Cup. This year, the Intramural manager is Knox Hill- man, who has been doing an excellent job. He is responsible for scheduling all events and for tabu- lating all acquired points. The 1961 touch football season ended with the Kappa Sigmas in undisputed first place and a three- way tie for second place between Kappa Alpha, Sig- ma Chi, and the Independents. The basketball season ended with the Pi Kappa Alphas in first place. 1- rf kaleidoscope features W, raulff xga-r ?f 1. mam Av X' . L- 1 42 MRS, ERNEST P. CURRY Inlmgxxmmd Clullcgu lfrncst P, Curry, Slmnwr limi Pill I:I'.lfCI'I1iIY 1- ? '45 r 6233 'va x YR' MISS CHARLGTTE ANNE JONES Longwood College Clmrles Crawley, Sponsor Sigma Clii Fraternity 11 -f ' 1 Q' I MISS PAT ROXVELL Mary Wlmsluingron College 'Ilmy Rucker, Sponsor Kappa Sigma Fraternity ka 4 V 1-' 1 E Q I 4, I .,,, JK I .wma fm If ,,,. 6 ,24 ,,' 1 S 1 . ' I ,N 5 ,T 5 2 , Q5 so mf , '- ,.,.', Y X 28' ,,vV yy, X X 4 in i oo S A i S H' 2 A Q ktt. 5 ,,,. is 4 i if vQ. ,, V - V 1 K ,.:r g If L 5 I A 33,3525 - f 3 k '- S. .,,..: if HW 'A x 'M' .,..,., J ,,. !V, i gV,- m..1',L,, MISS SUSAN CARTER Mary Washington College Tim Butler, Sponsor Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity l l 1 w I i M Ewa!!! u!l'll 9' una!! ' 4 4 1 1 1 R h w ify i MISS ARCHER CASSADA Lmlgwocmd Collcgc Tum XX illiL1lUS, Sponsor li.1pp.1 Alpha Fraternity 4 c vu vu mm xvylw mm- .NI .1 l-- ml llquxrlm' QV 3 lv ru' llm Jlwvc nuJc 1- .lclmnulx .1 Hl il-uv. 'inp- im wg-Q4 .Pm - 5. .4 AQ: fue-Q li!! ll MISS ANNE CLARKE FORRESTER Madison College Sidney Armsworthy, Sponsor Theta Chi Fraternity ,F Fx gas slgl Xxx XNM xv MISS JOYCE OUTLAND l.ongxx'ood College Rudncy Brndt, Sponsor Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity l 9-+1 it MISS JANET LEE BISH Mary Baldwin College George Nixon, Sponsor Independent Organization P f f We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many contributors who have been indispens- able in compiling this sixty-sixth issue of the KALEIDOSCOPE, XY'ithout their help the yearbook could never have come into being. To the Staff members we owe words of special thanks. Their cooperation and willingness to help have been greatly appreciated. Also gratitude must be expressed to the follow- ing: Mr. XY'illiam Blackwell and Mr. Joseph Mur- phy of Lynchburg Engraving Companyg Mr. Aus- tin Taylor and Mr. F. M. Xwalters of Stone Print- ing Company: Mr. Gerald Lisman, the portrait photographerg and the Farmville Hemltf. 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