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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1964 volume:

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE VOLUME 5IX'I'Y-EIGHT X. Y v .1 - Z f . '- : x 11 'LQ 1 3 vw . -5113-1: v . , 7. ., . A....,4Q46?,t,,, .::.,s.wf:J- H H f -. Kg! - - f' 4 'f M C K 5 ,-Q,,,,.,. r o , ,-hgff'-Qqli :Q-3 .wr iw.. - Q3 Wag:-.:E.,,a 1 A. I L,. f- --ai., I ,, f-fy-, , , 4, . ,mf , ,. v, :yy L, , 4 - ,M ,Q -1 l uis 'J' ., N . lg .a,, 'Q :Zvi-.. . , S2-1. . - ,, . - . .I .y-rw w.,-'::..',- ',-4-I? W ---V,-4.1Mg:,5'1 -1 1. -'YQSEZQES ,' 'saw sa-:f 2 .rr m . :S?'w , 1- ' W' W. - N- , . , 5 M 123 -LF D 1' ' f -x v ,xi J j x m - - X' N--fvwg' 5 -!?Qi'.:+ls- 3 ' FAN 'J' -- 1 6-Y-Q '4 EDICATIOINI f. -is-4-,, DR. CHARLES FERGUSON MCRAE For his many years of service ro Hampden-Sydney College, ro his fellow man, and to God, the Staff of the 1964 KALEIDOSCOPE proudly declicates this book to Dr. Charles Ferguson McRae. ghil The 1964 KALEIDOSCOPE presents a picture of Hampden-Sydney College, past and present, its purpose. its living traditions, and its life. In our short time here the college has come to mean a great deal to us all. Here we have learned, not only how to make a living, but also how to live. We hope that this book may preserve some of the real meaning of Hampden-Sydney so that in the future as you scan its pages, you may recall your own experience here and realize the true value of your years spent on the hill. CJINITEINIT The College . . . Classes . . . Fraternities .... Organizations . . . Honoraries .. Athletics .. Features . . . .15 25 85 105 129 159 167 fir Cu-I UULLEGE LIBRARY HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, vt IN I776, THE YEAR OF THE BIRTH OF OUR NATION HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE WAS FOUNDED. IN HER NEARLY TWO CENTURIES OF EXISTENCE HER APPEARANCE HAS CHANGED, ' .14 . 5 4 d f ' 6 S V f . '--f NM. , S A T S If FOR SHE HAS KEPT PACE WITH THE TIMESg THE DEMANDS OF IF!! me LA. .. a 2+ -- 1 2 I , i BUT HER PURPOSE, TO GIVE A BROAD UNDERSTANDING OF THE WORLD AND MAN'S PLACE IN IT, - f 1 . , ' .gr --'-r . -nv-' .: M fi-T Y ' ' -fill-iiff' 1. -' 1 'E' .. ' Q- I Y 'E M V ..f.. .Ta . HAS REMAINED THE SAME. -1 'J I A TEACHER AEFECTS ETERNITYg HE CAN NEVER TELL WHERE HIS INFLUENCE STOPS. HENRY BROOKS ADAMS .-1 IP Ig. 1 A nl l v J - . 4 f ' K7 jf Q 11:41 1 Q , m. . 4 5 . H - 1.-nn, ull 'A '- 4' . s ' , 4 4 J if C411 lufj :QT N 00 -l!fv O . X 4 X 1 :B - '4 Q 3 f : ..v COLLEGE ,,,.,. I 11433, -' J's , :RX S, 1-r ll wal THE PRESIDENT WALTER TAYLOR REVELEY B.A., Hampclen-Sydney College. 19595 B.D., Union Theo logical Seminary, l942g Ph.D., Duke University, 19551 elect ed President of Hampden-Sydney College in july, 1965, 42 l-1 Fe BOARD OF TRUSTEES DR. BERNARD E. BAIN ..., MR. STEXYARD BELL. AIR.. . . .. VON. EDXVARD L. BREEDEN MR. ROBERT S. BRENAMAN .,....,,., JUDGE ARCHIBALD C. BUCHANAN ....,... Tazuxwll MR DR MR MR MR MR MR. MR. LEXWIS G. CHEXVNING ........,.. FRANK D. LOSTENBADER. G GILMER CQRADDOCK, JR... , IAMES XVM. DUNNINGTON .... R. C. EDMUNDS ....,......... XVILLIAM I. ERXVIN .... JOSEPH S. GILLESPIE .... JOHN B. HENNEMAN ...., . . . .Lynchhurg, ...XVinchLs:cr .....Nnrfnlk, ....RiLhmun.l . . . .Riqhmnnd XX'.lSDTIl'!I H, D . , . .Lyn-Qhhurg, . . .Eurmvillc, ...Hulifux, . . . .D.1nvillc, . . . . .TLlZCXK'L'll, V .1 V .1 V.1 V .1 Va V 1 CQ Va V .1 V .1 V a V a ..Ncw York, N, Y MR XVARREN W, HOBBIE .... ..... R nanokc DR. FRANK S. JOHNS .....,. ..,. R Jchmond MR. R. W. LAXVSON, NIR, .... Charlcsrnn. W DR. JAMES A. JONES ......... .... R lchmnnd, DR. EMMETT B. MCGURKIN. .. .... Lynchburg DR. WILLIAIXI T. PUGH ....,.. .... L ynchburg MR VUILLIAM T. REED, -IR. ...... .... R ichmond. MR CLARENCE B. ROBERTSON .... ,.... N nrfnlk. MR DAVID Q. SQUIRES ......... ...Alcx.1ndri.1, DR. ERNEST T. THOMPSON. .. .... Richmond. I' mt nm KL R Rnd Dunnington, Brcedcn. Buchanan, Rcvclcy, Chcwning, Squircb, Iohns Edmunds Bam B Q xx QL. rn Rm: Powell, Vaughn, jones, Erwin, Craddock, Brena- man Costcnbadar Bell Pugh G1l1gspie,Hcnneman. Absent: Thompsnn .1ndHobbic'. ' x I 7 5 1 I . V Ll V .1 V 2 Va V .1 V u Va V .1 V L1 V Ll C11.'XRl.IQS BROOKS VAIL DfJNfXLIl RICHARD llR'I'NlfR .'1m11f1m11' Dum Drum nf Slllxljwlfj BS.. Birmir1:l1.1n1-Suutllurn 01111-ug, 11149. BA., N-1rr11wuSturn Collcgc. 194111 HM. M N., Ifnwry l'nix'urs1ty. 191-1 PHD. Illunwis XY'w1ry11n University. 191111 C.R.M.. Pnwry Uniwrsiry. 1951: lmruud mullty in XY'm1n1sin Lutheran Seminary, 19P1'g M.A., pruwnr L'.lP.lL1IY in WV. Ilxsurn Michigan Univursiry. WST iwincd tagulty in 19611 .lpPO1l'lIL'L1 uw pm-sent pusi' lion in 1965. MINI TR T10 IDIMM. H, A,1J,H,H,,,,,, ,,1Lf RL,,,.,,.k,, C 1.,-xL'm5 Hcmxam' PRl'1'c,H.-xkln .IUSIZPH TR1PI.Il'I l' TROTTER BIA Hdnwdcn-ghinw Culltq, ILQNUV 131111111 uf .11,111.1,g4 1' Dfwflwr :ff ffllllllllf xlfylairy M.A,'l', Inlmx Iluiwlung Univcrslty. 1961. B.A,. H.1n1p1lcn-Syuincy Cullugc. 195113 B S., Hampden-Sydney College. 1955i ap lninqd 11L1n11njslr.1tiun in 1965, lulnui Jn1m1niStI'.1tiwn in 11155. pmslnted In PFCSCUI pOSit10r1 in 1960. f . :si bt, f -. Q-in F1 1 xt: .-4:1 lf 3 ? 9' 41612 VUILLARD FRANCIS BLISS Professor of Historyg BA., Tufts College. 1959: Ph.D., Princeton Univer- sity, 19-16: joined faculty in 19-16. H1N'roN BAXTER OVERCASH Professor of Biology: B.S.. Davidson College. 19151 MA.. Columbia Univer- sity, 19263 joined faculty in 1922. PHILIP HURTlENS'I'lN1i ROPP Professor of English, BA.. Htimpden-Sydney College, l95llL A.M.. Harvard Uni- versity, l955g Ph,D., Uni- versity of Virginia. 19-19. joined faculty in 1955. DIENISON BIAURILE ALLAN Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, Consult- ant to the Guidance Cen- terg B.A. and M,A., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 19161 A.M., Harvard University 19221 Ph.D.. Harvard Uni- versity, 19261 joined fac- ulty in 1920. ' FACULTY ROBERT Ti-iuRsToN HUBARD, JR. Associate Professor of Political Scienceg B.A,, Hampden-Sydney College, 19551 l.l..B,, University of Virginia, 19-123 joined fac- ulty in 19-16. ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE Professor of German and French: B.A., University of Kentucky, 19523 MA.. University of Kentucky, 19531 joined faculty in 19-i6. 1' '2- GR Avlis H Awotv Tiioixiilsotv Wlalter Blair Professor of Latin, and Clerk of the Facultyg BA., Hampden- Sydney College, 192-1 .-LM.. Harvard University, l92Sg PhiD., Harvard Uni- versity, 19313 joined fac- ulty in 1959. CHARLiis l:liRLiU5ON MQRAE Professor of Bibleg B.A., Davidson College. 19283 B.D,, Union Theological Seminary, 19511 Th.M., Union Theological Semi- nary. 1952: Tl1.D., Union Theological Seminary, 19513 joined faculty in 19-i2. NIIAEPH BURNER CLoxx'i.R Associate Professor of liihleg B.A., XY'.1sl1ington and Lee University, 19251 HD., Union 'flieoluytgiczll Seminary, 19553 Th.M., Union Theoloyizical Semi- nary, 19?-ig Th.D., Union '1'hc-oloyuical Seminary, 19511 joined faculty in lrlii. XVlfYI..XNll Tiiotsifxs FIUYNIZR Associate Professor of Physics: BS., Hampdena Sydney College. 19511 M.A., Duke University. 19521 Ph.D,, Duke Uni- versity, 19553 ioined fac' ulty in 195-'. ,lost vii XVILLARD w'HI'I'1'IZIl Associate Professor of Spanish: BS.. Davidson College, 19551 M.A.. Unis versity of North Carolina, 1911: ioined faculty in 1919. ALVIN H.-LLL 5:xiI'rii Associate Professor of Psychology: Co-Director ol Guidance Center: BA., University of Missouri, 19503 B.D., University ul Dubuque, 19551 Mlitl., University of Missouri, 195-lg Ph.D., University of Missouri, 19611 ioined faculty in 1956, FAC K, ,, Q' X :R-T11 -r fi ' I . AL . i f' LTY lN1AR'I'IN Bovn COYNER, JR. Associate Professor of History: B.A.. University of Virginia, 19-18: M.A., University of Virginia, 19541 Ph.D,, University of Virginia, 1961: ioined faculty in 1958. KENNETH SAWYER FALK Associate Professor of Latin and Greek: A.B., Harvard College, 1949: F.A.A.R., American Acad- emy in Rome, 195-il Ph.D., Harvard University, 19611 joined faculty in 1958. ln, L. -rs M.. GEORGE TYLER BIILLER, JR. Associate Professor of Chemistry: BS., Virginia Military Institute, 1955: Ph.D., University of Vir- ginia, 1958: joined faculty in 1958. THOMAS TABB NIAYO, IV Associate Professor of Physics: B.S., Virginia Military Institute, 195411 M.S., University of Vir- ginia, 19571 Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia, 19601 joined faculty in 1962. VUILLIAM COLLAR HOLBROOK Professor of Romance Languages, AB., Harvard University, 1920g B.A., Oxford University, 19251 M.A., Harvard University, 19281 Ph.D., Harvard Uni- versity, 1950, joined fac- ulty in 1960. EIIMUNII WIIIITTAKIER Professor of Economics, B.S., Edinburgh Univer- sity, 192Sg Ph.D., Edin- burgh University, 1932g joined faculty in 1961. THOMAS EDWARD CRAWLEY Associate Professor of Eng- lish and Director of Mu- sicg B.A., Hampden-Syd ney College, 19-111 M.A., University of North Caro- lina, 1955g joined faculty in 19-16. ROLAND VANnI2uIsILT LAYTON, JR. Assistant Professor of His- toryg B.A., Western Mary- land College, 1951, MA. Georgetown University, 19613 joined faculty in 1962. FACULTY Qs- EDMUND TAYLOR KITTLEMAN Assistant Professor of Chemistry, B.S., Yale Uni- versity, 1950g B.A., Uni- versity of Mississippi, 19521 M.S., University of Mississippi, 19573 Ph.D., University of North Caro- lina, 19623 joined faculty in 1961. CARL FRANKLIN WALTERS, VIR. Assistant Professor of Bible Ind Philosophy, B.A., bourhwestern at Memphis. 19563 B.D., Union Theo- loizical Seminary, 19593 Th.M,, Union Theological , if X f P 1 66- . i .- - -7 ,ry fs- . -. gg-. aculty In 196-. ff in 5 - Q ,fri If ' -if 19 ii beminary, 19603 joined 4,,,,,. age , EMM ET ROACH ELLIOTT Professor of Mathematicsg B.S., Hampden - Sydney College, 19281 M.A,, Duke University, 19291 Ph.D., Duke University, 1955: joined faculty in 1954. ALBERT Louis LEDUC Professor of lvfodetn Lan- guagesg BA., Indiana Uni- versity. 19311 MA.. Indi- ana University, 19351 Ph,D., University of WIIS- consin, 19521 joined fac- ulty in 1962. if-' vvqg - - I X ' Y- s .11 X T 51' LQ. 25 ' :E ,swgiei , ge ' . Slim: r , , 1Q5i.'2 x , -v . 1 ' i .lik-fl, DUDLEY BYRD SELDEN Assistant Professor of Mathematics: BS., Uni- versity of Richmond, 19521 M.S., Purdue Uni! versity, 19611 ioined fac- ulty in 1961. EDWARD ALEXANDER CRAWFORD Assistant Professor of Bi- olovuyg BS., University of South Carolina, 19-18, MA., University of Vir- ginia, 19561 joined fac- ulty in 1963. fi' f' Q. . C JESSE CLAY THOMPSON, JR. Professor of Biologyg B.S.. I-Iampden-Sydney College, 1949: Ph.D.. University of Virginia, 1956g joined faculty in 1963. BEVERLY CALVIN BASS Instructor in Chemistry and Physics, B.A,, Mary- ville College, 19511 M.A., University of Tennessee, 1939, ioined faculty in 1960. 7 , - VUILLIAM HILTON ANIJERSON Instructor in English: BA., Wfofford College, 19541 M.A., University of South Carolina. 19621 ioined faculty in 1962. VUILLIAM FRANKLIN BERNHEISEL Instructor in Mathematics: BA., The George Washf ington University, 19591 MS.. Purdue University. 19623 ioined faculty in 1962. LTY ogg. 'J 0 If ,c 1 .V gygvgs ' Zn Hixssiart ALGERNON SIMPSON Associate Professor of English: B.S., Clemson College, 19521 M.A., Flor- ida State University, I957g Ph.D., Florida State Uni- versity, 1962, joined fac- ulty in 1962. INIERRILL ALVIN ESPIGH Instructor in Mathematicsg B.S., Shippensburg State College, 195SgM.A., Louisiana State Univer- sity, 1962g joined faculty in 1962. Lf WILLIAM DANIEL PEGRAM, JR. 1-lead Basketball and Base- ball Coach: B.S. and M.A. College Of Williani and Mary, present position since 1960. RAY ATKINSON MOORE, JR, College Physician: B.A.. Hampden-Sydney College: M.D., Medical College Of Virginia: joined adminis tration in 1961. PAUL LlvINc3sTtJN GRIISR l.ihr.iri.In: BA., lfrslainc Cliillege, 195Kig HA. in LS., University of Niirth C.1rOlin.1, 19383 lNl.A, in LS., University Of Michi- gan, 19-F1 joined faculty in 1910, RICHARD ALLAN BLYRRELL Directur uf Athleticsl Pm- fessur uf Physical Educa- titmng BA., ll.1nIpden-Syd- ney College. 19581 present pusitinn sinte 1960, F CLLTY LOUIS ALEXANDER XVACKER, JR. Trainer and Track CO.ich1 B.A., University Of Rich- mond: present pnsiriun since 1962. AIRS. CLARA WARD College' Nurse . .il si! 21 1.- ARTHUR BIAXXYISLL I-II2I,Ii, JR. Ciillege Chaplain: BA., Hampden-Sydney COllege, 19391 MA., University Of Virginia, ltflill BD.. Un- iOn TheOlOgic.1l Seminary, l9l3l 'I'h.M.. Union Theo- lquical Seminary, 19-il: itiined faculty in 1962. JOHN STOKELEY If U LTON Head Foothall Coach, BS., Hampden-Sydney College, 19551 present position since 1960. TFF K c..k 14 'H6' ,-A-L 1.1 'Q- s Y i I ,I 0 Nfkllflm rl rf, ini: Mrs. Susie Ciix, Miss Lnuisc Allen, Mrs. Clara slulmnsiin, Miss Fliirvncc Clark. STANDING fl. In r,l.' Miss Virginia Rcrld. Mrs. Virginia Drum-n. Miss Kathleen XX'cbb, Miss ,lean Massey. Miss Anim Dirlilinll. Mrs. Riilwrm Priuhcrr f Sl.1tur Smlli Mr. Simrrcllsi Mr. Armr-n.1l4i X':g'r- M s Dcpurrmunr of Buildings .anrl Grounds, fd! In riglit: Mr, Kar Library Sufi: Mrs. Ryang Mrs. Metzger nfirllc, Mr. Duncan lhipcrinrunrlentl. Mr, Casnn, Pia-J Z MR. PAUL TULANE ATKINSON I IVICJFIIAIVI XVords can never encompass an adequate description or pay satisfactory tribute to Mr. P.T. It must be sufficient to say that, more than any other living person, he summed up and embodied Hampden-Sydney. -GRAVES H. THOMPSON 1 SAI AS THE SOIL, HOWEVER RICH IT MAY BE, CANNOT BE PRODUCTIVE XVITHOUT CULTURE, SO THE MIND WITH- OUT CULTIVATION CAN NEVER PRODUCE GOOD 'FRUITST' SENISCA 2:7 GLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prarfdefzf ...... ..,... D AVID DUNHAM ADDISON Vi L'cu- P r'a',x' Maur ..... ...... C HARLES FORD SYDNOR Scum-f f1r'V 1-'I' z'ef.1kr1z1' 67 ...... JAMES FIELDING DOUTHAT Hirlnri .ffz . CLARENCE CONXVAY CHEWNING, III ufx , E . -E w i fii J s JL Q gi m X'-E. A,-v Sikh fs ia... J, :g- iJ iE f DAviD DUNHAM ADDISON JAMES CURTIS AKERS JOHN LOWELL ALEXANDER Sllq Evelyn Byrd Road Hilllmven 559 Washington, N. E, Richmond, Virginia Stuart, Virginia Albuquerque, New Mexico BA, iii, imc, UAE BA. B.A, xxx, 11:4- CLASS OF '64 DAVE Jim JOHN .JJ Y F 'n Ima ll f If 'ff 'f WH H-gm - .3f.. D A ',,.4Q sg-,A JOHN XWAYNIE ALLEY DAVIII JAMES ANDERSON I.oI'Is PHILIP BAILEY, JR ISI Tmwr Struct IH!! Sussux Drive Nrlrhaliu. Virginia 'I'.1zcxwll, Virginia PIIrrsIIIIIuth, Virginia BS- Xq, HAH LY, IIIDI-v 'I'li X, ,xxpffx IPX, 'PKK BA.-B.S. E IOR XYIAYNIZ DAVE PIIIL -I is :- x. 38 NL' il., .nv if 'hr ' EDWIN BOYD BAKER JOHN HAMILTON BERGERON DOLYGALD LEACH BLUE, III Randolph, Virginia IVZI Kensington Avenue I-405 Alycia Avenue BA :N AVN! 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Virginia Richmond, Virginia B N Yfl' UWT, IT Bb, KA B,S- IIKA, OAK IOR MIKE 3 S TOM BATES -.VZ 52 35.- Wim Il'- ..w,.-3 lf ' --v--r '17 ff? IW LUCIOUS HENRY CLEMONS JOHN BRIGHAM CLINE DAVID MICHAEL COUCHMAN 622 Ratcliffe Avenue 315 Little Falls Street 610 East Monroe Struct Richmond, Virginia Falls Church, Virginia Wlyrhcvillc, Virginia BS. 'PX B.A. B.A, iN, NW? CLASS GF '64 HENRY JOHN LUKE El35 E+ 9' is Y-4-pf 'i RICHARD FITZGERALD CRALLE, JR. MICHAEL TYLER CRONE RICHARD TEMPLE CRUZE 106 Third Avcnuc 2120 Fifth Avenue 4000 Kanawha Avenue Farmvillu, Virginia Riclinwnri. Virginia Charleston, West Virginia B.A. :X B.A. HKA B.A. KE 'I ' IOR 1' 'J at DICRIE IWIKE RICH hr' ,inns- '9- i,--A Ns... JOHN SIDNEY DAVENPORT WILLIAM JAMES DOUGHERTY JAMES FIELIIING DOIITHAT 6152 St. Andrews Lane Columbia Avunue Blue Hills. Route ,fill Richmond, Virginia Hampton, Virginia Roanoke. Virginia KE, UAE B A YJ' BA, K2 BA. CLASS OF '64 SIDN L -'bc ,,-4. EY BILL JIM +3 55 5x i gx 'JC' 4' - an 4 L,,Q in 19 A .1191 ri R... FLETCHER FITZGERALD DRAKE WILLIAM SIDNEY DRUEN ALDRICH DUDLEY, III -121 Ridgelcy Road 501 Second Avenue 6609 Three Chopr Road Norfolk. Virginia Farnlvillc, Virginia Richmond, Virginia 35, 112111 B.A. :X 55, X-II, KIIX .' f S I IOR f Rl. - -v-f TY r .3 fi J gi' :Ti I J 11, 'I' Al I 4:1 FLETCH SID NIOLE -if 36 Ef- AXA, XR-rw HUGH GARLAND EDMUNDS JR IAMES ROBERTDON ELLIOTT, JR. RONALD LEE ELLIQ NOS Hawthorne Avenue P04 Budxm ham Avenue N09 R1xLrs1dL Drnc Rlchmond VlfLlfll3. Norfolk Vzr mia Rnlmnwnd Xlr mm CLASS 0F 64 Q E-'-P-M 'I 52-2-- LL :--'H - E-'f -:F V . 2- .-Snr. --5' --'H R f- -' ll ' Ti IAY RON 37 P Nr X '11 utr Ir In xii-A GERALD LAWRENCE ENGEL LEWIS CARROI. EVERETTE CHARLES RICHARD FRAMPTON, JR 3913 Orchard Road In Gmvc Plfii Circlu V12 Loudcn Heights Road Clcvclzlnd Hcighte, Ohio Danville. Virgzinia Charlcstun, VUCSI Virginia B54 XIHI BA. IIKA BA. AXA LX 0 Qi E IOR AI ERRY 'P 1 1 A ,MKK -lh LEXV DICK ff HH ILE 6 1 1 B if inn Q5-, Gy w-gif, DAVID CHIPMAN FULLER MM: ARMOUR GAMis1LL RILEY BURB Gmiis H3 -16th Street Sm1tliwiiml Hurley. Virginia Virginia Bunch, Virginia Xwulnh, XVQSI Vifgilill BS B,A, KA B,A, ,xxx CLASS OF '64 Qi i Ili DAVE MAC if 59 If CROW an' R X- in-2' eu-v i WALLACE WILLIAM GIGLIO JIILIAN CHARLES GILLS EDWIN HAWLEY GRAVES 5 Simmons Street P. O. Box 607 1665 Brandon Avenue Turrinutun, Connecticut Appomattox, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia BS, XI BS, XITT' B,A4 HRA, H NIOR XYIALLY CHARLIE 1- ED R? x H , if , X' J-.gli ' ffl'-X -,. 4 '..3n Y , s, gl sn- ba pau- N ROBERT EDGE HALLER LARRY DONALD HENSLEH' ROBERT LEE HINES, AIR. ,424 Redgate Avenue N21 XY'indhan1 Strcct 214 Park Lunu Norfolk, Virginia South Hill, Virginia South Hill, Virginia B S KA BSA Xl!-lg KI-UK BA. X'l' CLASS OF '64 . ' 'ui '.:.l,lVxX ! X W 4 llll- -f' lQiiQ..'Jx'iA1 -51'l S'x'W: ' Whi BOB LARRY ' 1 '41 lx BOB . ' ikg S! I , .A,, .4 W, ., Kwi k' y 'Gm of if 'QW X CARLYLE PEIERMAN HOLI.AND, VIR. Roiaism' DEVEREUX VIARRAIT NEILL ARCHIBALD JENNINGS, JR N15 Dumvillr: Avcriuc P. O. Box 235 112 Beverly Place Surhilk, Virginia Fluyd, Virginia Grucnsboro. North Carolina BA. BX 13.5, AXA BAA BX E IORS b 5 . ,QV . -f PEIERMAN IDEVEREUX NEILL 42 -+2 1'1- 1 'iff 54' 3...--' M il an--' NATHANIEI. ABRAHAM DIORE, AIR. ,IQHN ARCHER Kocila, DIR. XYVILLIAM ,IAMFS LAWRENCIS Box 123 Killa E.igcxxU4Rl Avenue FI ll Allcndglc Struct, S. XV. Sr. Paul, Vir,:ini.1 Rlchnwnd. xYll',L1il'li.1 Rmnwh, Xvll'SiI1i.l HA, mu BA. HX BA .xx x CLASS OF '64 nf .-f ' A fp, I ri. AQ. . Q - ., ,,,...h . Q., 1, NAT BUDDY P . 45' 9. 'P XY'l1.1.l15 'E 4 S 1 3. fl . w i FuN'1'AlNE BROUN LAWSON Ill Gm mcup Ruud flmrlcstim, WH-St Virginia 'I-HOIWAS MARTIN LEXVIS HIflll5ERT T'IN1OTHY LITTLE XX'i1riitmx'n, Virginia RFD BA KV H1-I' BQ E IOR Ivur, Virginia HFNCN TOM Tm .-i 4 4 an , '05, 4 69' LEONARD CECIL LONG PHi1.1P LEE LOTZ, JR. HORACE CHURCHMAN l.l'KENS. AIR. -lHl5 E. Seminary Avcnuu 'lll College Circle P. O. Box 551 Richmond. Virginia Stullntun, Virginia Viunnil, Virginia mm BIA, mm UA, X'If, OAK, -PX, ET CLASS 0F '64 BO PHIL HORAQQE eil 45 if E '14, ll f, ' Nl is Pm 25+ My , 35 Ei .N xf X' 1 .. 'T ',,f l CHARLES ISAAC l,L'NSFORD, II ARTHVR JOSEPH INIATNEY GEORGE ERRETT NIILEY, III 5015 Avcnham Avenue VU Grove Park Circle SMH Chamberlaync Avenue Ruanulic, Virginia Danville, Virginia Richmond, Virginia BAA, KE BS. IIKA BA. IORS X K X CHARLES ART GEORGE .Y 'I lf. '-., -I6 , f X i ffl , vor QN R5 , . A I of JOHN JOE MITCHELL WAYNE ANDREW MORRISON GEORGE FREDRICK NIXON Arhi-ns, West Virginia IIN Barth: Srrcur, S. W. Brix 1 BA AXA Vienna, Virginia Srcphcnsun, Virginia BA. AXA. UAE B.S, CLASS OF '64 .I JOE XVAYNE GEORGE 47 Ra W 3 A, i n ' 1 IESSE WILLIAM QVERBY PHILIP GROVER PADGETT, JR. GEORGE WILSON PAGE, JR Box 546 605 N. Piedmont Avenue johnson Street Chatham, Virginia Kings Mountain, North Carolina Hartwell, Georgia IIA. GX B.A. ex E.A. ahx r NIORS lm , 'ev W-wwe' BUCK PHIL WILSON if 48 Ef- , t w L' K . Lf 'lvgax LN . ' +1 3- 5,-VX, ' Y , A -Q - bf' uv il 4 -an-2' Ziz if f' 7 x CROMWELL PARROTT. II 5112 Sumcrsct Street GRAHAM FISHBURNE PAINTER, JR. JOHN 305 Shawnee Circle Charleston. VC'ust Virginia Roanoke, Virginia 554 in BA, ltr, 11:4-, IIAI4, 1 . Bb. LOUIS RANDOLPH PA RTRIDGE Sai Buyti Sttcct Clube City, Virginia CLASS OF '64 E GRAHAM JOHN RANNY 49 ll? Qgljfiig confer: LIBRARY HAMPDEN-SYDNEY. VA. ,'33 'Vv sv- fu- GEORGII FAIRFAX PERKINS JOHN KENNON PERRIN, JR. HENRY ROBINSON POLLARD, IV Ill Rmlyn Avi-nuu Z'Ul Monumcnt Avenue 5201 Hanes Avenue CQIIIIIni.Il Heights. Virginia Richmond. Virginia Richmund, Virginia BA. IIKA B.S. BS. KA, OAK 2 E IORS O if i LLHOIIGE JOHNNY HARRY il K. Xiu' KENNETH NLMN PRHCHETT JOHN DERHAM ROBERTS inns NHBANE ROBEKBON JR Lamar Hill Court S15 Horsepcn Rudd 1119 Wubt Avuiuc Pntcrsburg Vir mia Richmond, Virginia Righrniind Vir ima B Kiln Vxlf B 5 XI CLASS OF 64 JOHN A N 5 Rx 5 1 1 Is.. ww 'K I 5. in ,a. .te ,f Suu: ff QP' ALFRED FRANCIS ROBINSON, JR. PHILIP FOSTER ROOT RICHARD EARL RUBLE 14121 Park Avenue 1003 Lake Drive 1901 Arlington Road Riihmunil, Virginia Bcilfurd, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia B.A, HX, ll5'l' DIA. DS. ox E IORS 9-6 , FRANI4 PHILIP RICHARD .1 11. 52 , R . Aw ' ann-aw- ' lb QA ' -. j..f-s- N-ov CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL, JR. -IOHN HAMILTON SCHERER, JR. GEORGE SAMVEL SCOTT Box 596, Churchland Drivc 1129 Park Avcnuc 557 Oak Avenue Chcsapcakc, Virginia Richmimii, Virginia Numan, Virginia B,A, KA, OAK, UAE BS. X42 EIT BA, EX CLASS OF '64 -wif .',., . v .,,,-R .las ,. iv 9- - lil: HAM SCRISAMS i L 1 53,1- ' 5. 5 KF ,AQ I 1 , x gs' ' 'VM Q Q. A. Gm , tx S 4 x X .4 .IAMIES RAN11o1.P11 ScQ0'1'T, IR. SHI Oak AVk'l'lllLK N. XV. Nnrtun, V1ruir1i.1 UA. xx, lllfl- ENIORS Q--,V JOHN IDICKIERSON SEMONFS HITNIKX' ANDERSON SHIELD SUN Scvmth Strcct l:Llll9Il'C'.1H'l Farm R.1-lhml. Vir14111i11 Sxlwt, Virginia 1545, 1aX,1uK 155 KI, IIA! D11 Km' Dawn 13112211.1111 5 1 S 1 1 - I-Q 1. :ilk N 'iw pa LOIIIS ALEXANDER SRIDMORE CIIARLISS HARRISON SMITH, JR. CHARLI25 FORD SYDNOR Hampden-Sydney, Virginia 21' Court Street 133 I,Qxin.gr.g,n Rumi BIA' Alvingdun, Virginia Righfnqynd' Virginia BA. UNA BS III MIC Xl'-II fIfl'K CLASS OF '64 SKID CHIP if 55 B' CIIARLES 4' 'ta GEORGE PATRICK TARRY, JR. CLIFFORD LAMONT THOMAS RANDOLPH EDMONDS TROW, JR 515 Wfilliamsboru Struct Presbyterian Home V02 Ranch Drive Oxfinrd, North C.1rOlin:1 Lynchburg, Virginia Richmond, Virginia B,A. KA BS, X4' BA. ENIOR GISOROIS CLIFF RANDY so gi? 4 Nw' 1 A-'H fu., ww LH-..-an -hug A f A E -, 3 gf in F525 . .A F E .-, , , - , Fw 1 V J gf W X: JJ .. 'I W-' A .4 1 ' 5 Adi- I 41 x x i X Q' ' is, WELDON WALTER TUCK JEFFREY LUCKEY WARD XY II.I.IAM RANDOLPH XWATKINS, JR. Box 27 511 Zbith Struct Illlfl IXI.1rshall Avcnuc- Virgilina, Virginia Virginia Beach, Virginia South Bostun, Virginia BA. KE B4A, KX, IIAE BVA, IIKA CLASS OF '64 MOTHER JEFF BILL i , ui :T 8 I ffm , ,Ku it r Q M ZX! i Br fe- X ' . .Aw .-Mix, H - 'x' N 1 iii? Q., ' .M , y . x, H' , I 1 ' 4 ' . A ff' IUKN Qu rf-'M i 'Q ' ki A A. - Q Y Q 'sf .V Ji-- '- M, iii: ' f 'Z 1 'Ki 3 W, P 3 1 my ap ' ROBERT HATHEWAY VUELCH PRESSLEY BYRNE5 XVI-IITE, JR. THOMAS HUTTON WOOD 41111 XY'csr Slsr Srrcur lllrw muh Street S15 Palace Boulevard Rirhmwnii, Virginid X'ir,uini.1 Brurlm, Virginia Cliftim Forge, Virginia BA, 1lIl'I', 'MIK BAAA KA, IIAE BAA, l-IKA ,fm 'D u -'Iwi Nllnn. ROB P. B. TOM +358 vf . 'war , mm ' sw 1 .vungxq p wxbfff..!1dajx,,, ,M ,. 1'-5-T? - w X .' in -Q .... NK DN T ,U :fr--,- T. nlnl 4 K ,,.-........-f..... J , vw 1,1 Aww ' 25 Q ..,. ne H: FA f' 5 4 x f ks! 4 'f EQ av 'WY 9: I1 sf. . YK I' ws., 1' '. ' 'f - . 5 4.1 X 'X' ,x K cgi ? I 'za STX- .1 4- 3 1 4 Int E W Wm w-W.. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS P1'6uizfClIf ..... V260 PI'c',fizfc'J1f ScL1c!.I7'.'1'-'l'1'cw1m'1 14 1 Ilzufmzm . , . . .KENNETH ERBY WASHBURN . , . , .JAMES DONALD MATTOX, JR. RUSSELL MADISON CUMMINGS, JR. . . . . .THEODORE RHODES SMITH K0 Fin! Roux HERBERT SPENCER ADAMS. Buckingham Court House, Vir- ginia. JOSEPH EDWARD AGSTEN. H03 Murray Avenue, Durham. North Carolina. THOINIAS MARSHALL AMOS. 1811 Warrington Roatl, S. W.. Roanoke, Virginia. Svrfnlu' Roux' JOHN ROGER BARKER, ISHS Baylarian Boulevard, Orlando, Floritla, FREDERICK WARREN BECK. III, 1158 Oakridge, Petersburg, Virginia. DODDRIDGE HEWITT BIAETT, III, 4120 Diane Drive, Fairview Park, Ohio. Tbinf Rnux' FRANK HAWTHCYRNE BLUNDELL, 11111 Ralston Road, Rockville, Maryland. ROBERT O. BOE. U. S. Navy 3568, do F.P.O., New York. New York, REGINALD JEFFREY BOW- KER, 724 E. 26th Street, Pater- son. New Jersey. Fourth Row: WILLIAM LEROY BURNER. III, 2615 Glenview Road, Glen- view, Illinois. GERALD ALLAN BUTLER, 2006 Columbia Road, N. W., Washington, D. C. ANDREW JEROME BUTTON. 536 W. Bellview Avenue, Win- chester, Virginia. Fiflb Roux' JOHN GARLAND CLAUDY. 225 N. Porter Street, Seaford, Delaware. THOMAS FRANCIS CONNEL' LY, JR., 140-1 Oakland Avenue, Durham, North Carolina. JOHN FRANCIS COPE, Gal- phin Drive, Greenville, South Carolina. 'fume tif' CLASS OF '65 '57 73 '-s l vga, 'V ,Uo :- 'nr- Q Nu 3 1 51' in I-,,. E . .,..+.,..g, Eta N. ,Jin W have 'R ,IUNIORS uf l in than 11... T' Jb- -in i qi QR. ' -ss. i 1 T af' , A of 'R ,Ia Q ,each -A . I .. Z vw . Q45 I F ' ffl 62 EQ' First Row: ROBERT TAYLOR COSBY, JR., 816 Vicar Lane, Alexandria, Vir- ginia. RUSSELL MADISON CUM- MINGS, JR., 22 Maple Lane, Lexington, Virginia. THOINIAS LAUCHLIN CURRIE, JR., -I-H7 Menokin Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. Secrnzd Ruzzx' HUGH MILTON DAVIS, JR., 4219 Brook Road, Richmond, Virginia. JOHN GARNETT DAVIS, JR., Max Meadows, Virginia. WILLIAM BIRCH DOUGLASS, III, 3901 Park Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Third Roux' THOMAS UNDERWOOD DUDLEY, Middleburg, Virginia. ,IOHN WOODROW EDEN. JR., 503 Willey Street, Seaford, Delaware. WILLIAM MILNES EDWARDS, 1830 Belleville Road. Roanoke, Virginia. Fozzrlb Roux' WILLIAM GILBERT FAULK. JR., 1404 Emerson Street, Mon- roe, Louisiana. DAVID LANE FERGERSON, 105 Pendleton Road, Newport News, Virginia. DENNIS PAUL FINGER, Route 1, Box 530, Great Falls, Virginia. Fiffb Roux' JAMES BENJAMIN GARRETT, JR., 4412 Maiden Drive, Charles- ton, West Virginia. STEPHEN MACTAVISH GED- NEY, 8001 Lakeshore Drive, Richmond, Virginia. FRED BINGHAM GENTRY. 5480 Peakwood Drive, Roanoke, Virginia. 17lr,u! Rural' RICHARD DIXON GILES. Route ii'2, Chatham, Virginia. DONALD ROBERTS GLAD- STONE, Exmore, Virginia. RAY WILSON GRUBBS, -:UI East Main Street, Christiansburu. Virginia. 514111111 Roux' CHARLES EDWARD HALL, III, 2114 Smart Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. JOHN EVANS HARBOUR. P. O. Box IOS', Williamsburg. Virginia. SCOTT MARTIN HARWOOD. 'O' First Avenue. Farmvillc, Vir- ginia. Tbinf Rfflax' WILLIAM FRANKLIN HATCHER, JR., 265-I Robin Hood Road, Roanoke, Virginia. BENNETT WARREN HAW- THORNE, JR., Dundas, Virginia. GEORGE HARRIS HEILIG. JR.. IIOI Westmcvrelantl Ave- nue, Norfolk, Virginia. Iffmrfla Roux' GEORGE GEOFFREY HUB- BARD, 2623 Carolina Avenue, S. W., Roanoke. Virginia. KEMP NEAL HUNT, 1606 Canterbury Road, Raleigh, North Carolina. RONALD RALPH JESSEE, II, C- o Hi-Way Motel, Route 2 Abingdon. Virginia. Piflb Rrfzu' DAVID LARCOM JOHNSON. 4120 Crestwood Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. EDWARD CONANT JOHN- STON, JR., Rt. 2, Lexington. Virginia. JOHN THOMAS KING. Burke- villc, Virginia. CLASS OF ' 15 l SB. Fifa fn- R it 1 1- W R xx 0- ig, sb t In 'W Bn JNQQ . is lg ik Mg? Qs iv 'Ca 5 V Y .. S . I ilu. Q- 65 E+ is rn' QR fir: MS' L G... JUNIORS 'o-. if l CS'-'Q -,..... 5 fl, gy' Sf 51.1-Q' lf vm-'-' 'G' v ,' 4, ,..,- ,, in-4 Bur: H-sg WNW.. 26 1 Wg? L Q., 64 Fifi! Ruuz' ELINIER HARVEY LANIIXIAY JR., 3612 Reynolds Road, Rich mond. Virginia. RICHARD EDWIN LEWIS JR- Dinwiddit. Virginia. XVILLIAM GUY LOCKWOOD III, 165 Beverly Road, N. E., At- lanta, Gcorgia. SLLINI'1l Ruiz? JOHN WILLIALI IVIACCLAR- ANCE, Box 4-43, Stafford, Vir- ginia. RICHARD CAMPBELL MAN- SON, JR., 111 Seneca Road Richmond, Virginia. JAMES DONALD MATTOX JR., 111'-L Sandusky Drive Lynchburg, Virginia. Third' Roux' HARRY FORD lNlCARVER. JR. 3235 Willow' oak Road, chaff lotte, North Carolina. JAMES MER EDITH MCKENA NY, Kilmarnock, Virginia. SAMUEL BROWN MCLAUGH- LIN, JR., Woodberryt Forest, Vir- ginia. Fulzrtfy Roux' SHACKFORD OCONNOR MC- SWAIN. Lancaster, Virginia. PETER ARTHUR IVICVVIL- LIAMS, 1600 Cedar Lane, Nor- folk, Virginia. JAMES THOTNIAS MULLIGAN. 60-l Atwood Drive, Marietta, Georgia. Fifllu Roux' JANIES PALMER OVUEN, JR., 2103 Link Road, Lynchburg, Vir- ginia. TIMOTHY JOHN MULLIGAN, 604 Atwood Drive, Marietta, Georgia. JAMES ROBERT PICKENS. 3205 Ruegcr Street, Richmond. Virginia. w Flrjl Roux' GEORGE HENDERLITE PLUNKETT. -10' Beech Street, Farmville, Virginia. JOHN SCOTT REPASS, Route 2, Salem, Virginia. DAVID XVILSON REYNOLDS. 201 Walsing Drive, Richmond, Virginia. Sf.'L'uI1 f Rulll' JAMES EDMUNDS ROBERT- SON, -I-107 Wakc'lic'ld Road, Richmond, Virginia. WILLIAM FRANK ROBIN- SON, JR., 22-I Kensington Road. Greensboro, North Carolina. DANIEL ERIC ROGERS. II. 1602 Confederate Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Tflffd Roux' DIXON MICHAEL ROLLINS. 2903 Dartmouth Road, Alexan- dria, Virginia. CHARLES STEPHEN SANDER- SON, Cartersville, Virginia. JOHN BOAZ SARTAIN, '0l9 Eudora, Dallas. Texas. Fo11r'llJ Roux' LOWERX' BEAUCHAMP SAUNDERS. 330 North Main Street, Manassas, Virginia. GORDON DALTON SCHRECK, -1202 Crestwood Road, Rich- mond, Virginia, EUGENE BOKVIE SHEPHERD. JR., 3821 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Ffflb Rally' KEITH MORTON SHEPHERD, 5-359 Macomb Street. Washing- ton. D. C. VVILLIAM DOUGLAS SHIR- LEY, Hcathsville, Virginia. WELLINGTON HILL SHIR- LEY, JR., Heathsville, Virginia. CLASS OF '65 fn'-+ - qw M , -Q' rr .s I QI' i Ds '51 vo-.5 .ff 65 1. 50 li ,IUNIORS M4155 .2L .. 1 1,1 ' 5- Q55 4' 'hn- .', 6 if 'YET' an' Firrt Row: ROBERT MICHAEL SHREVE. 316 Myrtle Lane, Altavista, Vir- ginia. JULIOUS PERRY SMITH, JR., 3528 Ellwood Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. STEPHEN F. SNYDER, 254 Catawissa Avenue, Sanbury, Pennsylvania. Second Roux' ARCHIBALD HANSON SOU- CEK, JR., 8912 Alotn Parkway, Silver Spring, Maryland. CARTER BRANDON SPALD- ING, Lilian, Virginia. ROBERT ELEY STEINHIBLER, 652 Thalia Road, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Third Roux' WAL'I'ER SCOTT STREET, III, 10007 Huguenot Road, Bon Air, Virginia. ALLAN CARL SUNDIN, 57 In- galls Road, Fort Monroe, Vir- ginia. RICHARD WALTON TOP- HAM, Box 476, Charlton Heights, West Virginia. Fourth Roux' DAVID EUGENE TRICKLER, Bastogne Road, Fort Lee, Vir- ginia. CHARLES CORTLANDT WAL- TON, IV, 4414 Glenridge Road, Kensington, Maryland. WALTER RUSSELL WARD. JR., 564 B. Elm Street, Shaw AFB, South Carolina. Fifth Row: KENNETH ERBY WASH- BURN, College Park, Ashland, Virginia. CHARLES HORATIO WHEEL- ER, IV, 6511 Three Chopt Road, Richmond. Virginia. ROBERT CARLETON WIMER, Sunset Hill, Amherst, Virginia. EDWARD SNOWD EN WOOD. III, 9201 Lydell Drive, Rich- mond, Virginia. I' elf' 'Q :Qs -f' dk Z . I F ov' ' 4 -.,,. 'N SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS P 1'c' .uiffwzt ...... ...... T RAVIS JACKSON TYSINGER Vice Pre,siffc'11! .... ..... W ILLIAM LOUIS SHUMATE, III Sc' 4Az' cfmq Trez fzff cz ..... FRANK MATTHEW! BOOTH, III Hisforiuli ....... STEPHEN CRAIG DEBELL fi! 68 Ef- Firrl Row: GEORGE THOMAS ALCORN, 615 12th Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia. HARPER SHELTON ALFORD, 1513 Palmyra Avenue. Rich- mond, Virginia. DAVID CLARKE ALLEY, 5-105 Ditchley Road, Richmond, Vir- ginia. PHILIP ROSSON ANDERSON, 2725 N. Wakefield Street, Ar- lington, Virginia. Secorld Roux' DWIGHT LYLE ANDREWS. Jarmans Gap Road. Crozet, Vir- ginia. JOHN EDWARD ANFIN, Box 949, 29 Roosevelt Street, Rad- ford, Virginia. SHIRLEY EDWARD AYRES, Route 2, Box 157, Farmville, Virginia. SAMUEL HARVEY BAKER, III, 506 Sandalwood Drive, Rich- mond, Virginia, Third Row: CHARLES ABRAM BALDWIN, JR., 3406 Old Dominion Blvd., Alexandria, Virginia. DAVID EDSON BERGREN, III, 1597 Maple-grove Road, Fair- born, Ohio. NORMAN ROY BISSELL, Kemp Street, West Groton, Massachusetts. JAMES ALLEN BLACKBURN. 122 A. P. Hill Avenue, High- land Springs, Virginia. Fourth Roux' FRANK MATTHEW BOOTH, III, 352 Norway Avenue, Hun- tington, West Virginia. JOHN MCLEAN BOSWELL, Burkeville, Virginia. RICHARD BOXLEY BOWLES, JR., Mathews, Virginia. MICHAEL WILLIAM BRICK- EY, 110 Green Street, Salem, Virginia. Fifth Row: BERNARD LOUIS BRIEL, JR.. 1208 Dinwiddie Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. THEODORE JACKSON BURR. JR., 3128 Marlboro Drive, Rich- mond, Virginia. LEON FREDERICK CHAP- MAN, III, 303 Redpoint Drive, Smithfield, Virginia. JAMES HOLLIS CI-IENERY. Route 54, West, Ashland, Vir- ginia. Sixth Row: DANIEL DUNCAN CHILES, JR., Route 1, Box 7-I, Nokomis Florida. CLASS OF '66 ' CS? qi-Q' '1 W gl ' -Q fg' .-s. ,Wana I. 'QQ -,,,, ao -nr X ,199 Q Q W -Z :- w I 1' ,Q- fi ht' Nuo' ,, 3 ,, -ib- L ROBERT MAXWELL CHIL- TON, 1266 Loudon Heights Road, Charleston, Wfest Virginia. 69 l :- nf f h it: U, , and , in 2. UQQ CS un.- MARK SKINNER CHINN, Tap. pahnnnoelc, Virginia. JOHN RICHARD COCKE, JR., Stony Creek, Virginia. SOPHOMORES me-' 'Y-I Q .Q 'X .,,, Rv' 'Vx if r Sixth Rnzr: VICTOR HAYES HAYDON, RICHARD FRANKLIN HAW, JR., .P.. O. Box 125, Manassas KINS, JR., 1215 Langhorne Vlfflmla- Road, Lynchburg, Virginia. -122 70 lie Firzft Row: JOHN ROBERT COCKRELI., JR., Irvington Road, Kilmarnock, Virginia. JEFFERSON DANIEL COL- LINS, JR., Pin Oak Lane, White Plains, New York. ROBERT NEWTON COX, 2106 Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. JOSEPH THOMPSON CRANE, III, Route 1, Summit Point, West Virginia. Second Row: RICHARD HUSE CRANE, JR., Shepherdstown, West Virginia. WILLIAM BRYAN CRAWLEY, JR., Pine Crest Farm, Chatham, Virginia. CHARLES NUCKOLS DAVID- SON, JR., 5900 Lakehurst Drive, Baltimore, Maryland. ALAN SCOTT DAY, 152 Greenwood Street, Marlboro, Massachusetts. Third' Row: STEPHEN CRAIG DEBELL, 801 Locust Avenue, Charlottes- ville, Virginia. GENE BISHOP DIXON, JR., Phenix, Virginia. ROBERT ERNEST DOYLE, JR., McKenney, Virginia. JOHN EMMETT EARLY, III, 310 Kent Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. Fourth Row: WALTER ROBERT EASON. JR., Woodberry Forest, Virginia. JOHN FRANKLIN, III, 7450 Gleneagles Road, Norfolk, Vir- ginia. HERMAN FREDERICK GAL- LASCH, JR., S702 Standish Lane, Richmond, Virginia. HERBERT COGBILL GILL, JR., Route 5, Warren Avenue, Peters- burg, Virginia. Fiftb Roux' DICKINSON MENEELY GOULD, JR., 220 Nighbert Ave- nue, Cogan, West Virginia. WILLIAM ALLEN HAMMOND. 2812 Longview Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. THOMAS ACREE HARDING, 751 Water Lane, Tappahannock, Virginia. DONAL FRANCIS HARTMAN, JR., 5110 Wind Point Road, Racine, Wisconsin. JACK IRBY HAYES, JR., Box 224, Chatham, Virginia. STEPHEN EARLY HINES, 231 Atlantic Street, South Hill, Vir- ginia. Fifi! Row: THOMAS DAVID HINTON Brown's Store, Virginia. MARTIN GARRY HODGINS 2125 Buford Road, Bon Air, Vir- ginia. JAMES MURRAY HOOKER Sunset Drive, Stuart, Virginia, EDWARD MEEKS HOPKINS Box 273, Amherst, Virginia. Second Roux' WILLIAM DABNEY HOP- KINS, Box 273, Amherst. Vir- ginia. THOMAS CLARK HOWELL III. Route 4, McNieI Road, San- ford, North Carolina. EDWIN HARVIE JONES. JR. 1508 Augustine Avenue, Fred- ericksburg, Virginia. WILLIAM HATHAWAY JOR- DAN, 5811 Poole Lane, McLean, Virginia. Third Roux' THOMAS BENTLEY KERN 119 S. Washington Street, Win- chester, Virginia. EDGAR WILLIS LACY, III SIS S. Stewart Street, Winches- ter, Virginia. DAVID WAGENER LEARY 1518 West Avenue, Richmond Virginia. JAMES FRANKLIN LIPSCOMB JR., Route 1, Box 238, Ellerson Virginia. Fourth Row: THOMAS WADE LITTRELL Box 42, Amherst, Virginia. WILLIAM FRANCIS LOWRY JR., 112 S. Canterbury Road Charlotte, North Carolina. GEORGE WILSON MACON III, 215 Ampthill Rom, Rich- mond, Virginia. DANIEL WEBSTER MASON. III, Gale Road, Pearisburg, Vir- ginia. Fifth Roux' WALTER LEE MCKIBBON 10437 Elokomin Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. EDMUND EVANS MEREDITH JR., 4913 Wythe Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. JOSEPH DUDLEY MILES, III 1219 Hawthorne Drive, Norfolk Virginia. ERNEST EDWARD MOORE, JR., 160 Azalea Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Sixth Row: JAMES LINDSAY MORRIS 457 Shefheld Drive, Winston- Salem, North Carolina. ROBERT CARTER MORRIS Columbia, Virginia. i flue-K. .V I 'lx Q if .' ig W Q , X , A .K - , aj 'IQ ., 0- ,W .,,- , . w- . 04, ,- Qff . .Q 0. .- all Rv: f 1 'W A' .. so-1' - fig- f CLASS OF '66 ilgf wgh 4. oe- ' , , t.. Q, th 1 . 3 Q' 1 :A 65 if an A -, 0- I fzf i - 6 -' x. ' qw . F' 1 Et. , S141 J PGY' Ii 'I I Vw ta .I 45 ' .L F' -we 1 X ROBERT LAPSLEY MORRISS. 1002 Evergreen Avenue, Salis- bury, Maryland. -YH 71 Jir- EDWARD DANIEL NED- WICK, 308 Adelia Street, Mid- dletown, Pennsylvania. SUPHOMORES l - '98 , as 'Z .5 Q-in .' of 'N-ra e: E.. X N , . inf: , -QQ, Z '!'5 I fl Cu- 1:7 sri-ffl RW- JAMES PATTERSON ROGERS, ROBERT HUNDLEY ROBERT- UI- 358 ,Lf5inHf f1 Road- Rifh' SON, Route -l, Box 202, Mar- moml' VH-umm' tinsville, Virginia. v Fin! Roux' CHARLES LELAND NETTLES, Box 95, Waketield, Virginia. EDWARD ALBERS NEWTON, --Ill Kenesaw Avenue, Knoxville. lfnnessee. XVILLIAM ROBERT NOT- TINGHAM, jR.. -3636 Arrow- head Road, Richmond, Virginia. RALPH STEDMAN OAKEY. -IR., 2'l6 Avenham Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia. Serena' Row: .IAMES RANDOLPH PAINTER, 503 Shawnee Circle, Charleston, West Virginia. DAVID LEE PARRISH, 2000 Roanoke Avenue, Newport News, Virginia. MICHAEL WAYNE PAUL- ETTE, 301 Santa Clara Drive, Richmond, Virginia. BARNEY KEESTER PAUZE. Wfoodville, Virginia. Tlvinf Row: ,IAMES EDWARD PAYNE, Box 26. Chase City, Virginia. CHARLES EVERETT POSS, JR., 903 Biltmore Avenue, Lynch- burg, Virginia. LEO THOINIPSON QUARLES, 151' Jarvis Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. REACE DONALD RAGLAND. DIR., 19951 Melvin, Libonia, Michigan. Fourth Roux' ,IOHN RANDOLPH RAGS- DALE, III, Dinwiddie, Virginia. ERNEST ADAMS RATH- MANN, Dulvaney Avenue, Dal- las, Texas. GORDON LEE COX REAMY. ZH Loxley Road, Portsmouth. Virginia. FREDERIC SCOTT REED, Sabot, Virginia. Fiftb Rum' GEORGE FACE REED, JR.. 5-162 Orion Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. DAVID WORTHINGTON RELYEA, -125 Range Road, Tow- son, Maryland. ALBERT WI-IITMARSI-I RING- EWALD, 359 Eagle Street, En- glewood, New jersey. GERALD DECATUR ROBERT- SON, S Museum Drive, Newport News. Virginia. DOUGLAS BENNETT SCOTT. 415 Lee Street, Bedford, Virginia. HERBERT LEE SEBREN, JR.. 5226 Rolfe Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. Fin! Row: CLETUS MILLER SELLERS. JR.. R.F.D. ffl, Harrisonburg. Vir- ginia. WARNER LEWIS SHIPP, JR., 510 Virginia Avenue, Crewe, Virginia. FREDERICK LEWIS SHREVES. II, Hargrave Military Academy. Chatham, Virginia. WILLIAM FRANCIS SHUMA- DINE, JR., 1106 Lexan Avenue. Norfolk, Virginia. Serond Roux' WILLIAM LOUIS SHUMATE. III, Box -ill, Orange, Virginia. BRYANT FRANKLIN SMITH. Box 114, Chantilly, Virginia. PETER BLACKWELL SMITH. 4302 Wakefield Road, Richmond, Virginia. WALTER CLEMENT SPRYE. JR., 172-I Lafayette Circle, Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Thin! Roux' JERRY LEE STUART, Route il, Farmville, Virginia. WILLIAM TORRENCE STUCHELL, III, 27 Hamilton Lane, Darien, Connecticut. WILLIAM ALFRED SMITH TALLEY, Palmyra, Virginia. CHARLES ALBERT THOMAS. 558 North Morningside, Corpus Christi, Texas. Fourth Roux' WILLIAM CHARLES THOMP- SON, -IZS Maple Lane, Danville, Virginia. ROBERT DUNCAN TOMLIN- SON, 110 Coppahaunk Avenue, Waverly, Virginia. WILLIAM WAVERLY TOWNES, V, 2551 Trevilian Way, Louisville, Kentucky. JOSEPH WESLEY TUCK, -1506 Hillcrest Road, Richmond, Vir- ginia. Fiflb Row: LAWRENCE JAMES TWEEL, 53-I 12th Avenue, Huntington, West Virginia. TRAVIS JACKSON TYSINGER, Route if-'3, Box 72-D, Culpeper, Virginia. GLENN CLAUDE VAUGHN. JR.. 105 East Warren Street, Beverly, N. J. RICKS STEDBIAN VOIGHT, JR., 1436 Brunswick Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. Sixth Roux' ALFRED JONES WALIQER, JR.. 317 N. Kanawha Street. Beckley, West Virginia. BENJAMIN CEPHAS WEATH- L pn Qu 9' -1:7 I f . Qt. 11 l Xue V R Q3 . ggi' s- 'F' CLASS OF '66 3 Z. . 'IV 6- K K 5 -... . 3 L , ' 'C' lg' 4. , P 'Q 5. A of-i KW 12 ,gi cb- ' Q-' A :v h K ve 'N V- - 0' g Y ,Q , 1 4 A.. Q, ERFORD, JR., 200 E. Maryland Avenue, Crewe, Virginia. BURTON KIRKE WHITE, JR.. Route 32, Box 163, Danville. til '3 lif gat. B. Virginia. JOHN RIECHMAN WIL- HOITI2, rlorll Gomllett Cove Memphis, Tennessee. SOPHOMORES Ike. Q, gf- 5 INV' I' b 1' K.. 1 OXQ ,- . S3-' 5 I gl A ki 'Q it V--' sf 1 ,ln 1 I .I .JJSY Fin! Roux' EUGENE STANLEY WILLETT, JR., Bluefield Road, Abingdon, Virginia. WILLIAM WHITFIELD WIL- LIAMSON, JR., 825 2nd Street, N. W., Hickory, North Carolina. ROY REUBEN WIMMER, 611- A Arena Drive, Trenton, New jersey. EDWARD CHARLES WITT- HOEFFT, JR., 516 Devonshire Road, Baldwin, L. I., New York. Second Row: ROY CLAY WOOD, Gaines- ville, Virginia. NATI-IANIEL HENRY WOOD- ING, JR., Halifax, Virginia. WILLIAM RODNEY WOODS, 716 Pinehurst Avenue, Fairfax, Virginia. GEORGE WAYNE WRIGHT, LaCrosse, Virginia. Third Roux' EDWARD FRANKLIN YOUN- GER, III, 1300 Langhorne Road, Lynchburg, Virginia. BARTON KYLE YOUNT, III, APO 285, New York, N. Y. ilil NIUIHHHN1 'Ni HIIHW of. as ra' , J at . .. '-'-'e . , x-.X Q1 .E 2 R v wig Q WP jf -I 1 ll ll3,,.. Q .. 'xi gf? F RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS I' f'1'a iflwzl ,.... PERRY DANIEL MOXVBRAY. JR. lvltrl' l'1'u1i1lw1f. . , . .XVll.l.lAM NICHOLS POLLARD S Lfzf fm-'IH' mmf .,,.. JAMES BRANNEN EDGE, DIR. llnfmfm .THOMAS SUBLETT XVOODALI. f 1 Firrt Row: CHARLES BRUCE ALEX- ANDER, Fairfield, Virginia. WILLIAM THOMAS ANDER- SON, 2725 N. Wakefield Street, Arlington, Virginia. OHN MORTON ANDREWS. 00 Fairview Avenue, Blacks- hurg, Virginia. WILLIAIVI CHAPINIAN AN- DREWS, III, 26 Oakland Drive. Newport News, Virginia. ,l Z Serozld' R 014 CHARLES GRAY ARMFIELD, III, 91-i Shore Drive, Newport News, Virginia, JIMMY GAYLE ATKINS, Fourth Avenue Ext., F.irmville. Virginia. GEORGE HAMILTON BAG- WELL, Halifax, Virginia. EDWARD ADAM BECK, III. 605 Baldwin Road, Richmond, Virginia. Third Roux' STEPHEN DENGLER BECK. 606 Foulkstone Road, Sliarpley, Wilmington, Delaware. ARVIN BONAPARTE BELL. -IR., Route 2, Kenlwridge, Vir- ginia. ERNEST WIDGEON BELL, III, Beaumont, Virginia. ARCHIBALD CAINIPBELL BERKELEY, -IR., -HU-I Monu- ment Avenue, Richmond, Vir- ginia. Fnuirlb Rrmx' THOMAS EDWARD BIICK. VIR., R.F.D. l, Lawrenceville, Virginia. ROBERT BLUFORD, Ill, 2109 Buckeye Drive, Richmond, Vir- ginia. HARRY EDGAR BOGGS, JR., Seaford, Virginia. WILLARD ELMORE BOIS- SEAU, Rives Avenue, Mclienney. Virginia. Fifth Roux' CECIL RICHARD BOWMAN, Route 3591, Staunton, Virginia. TI-IONIAS GLYNN BRADLEY, JR., 1403 Oakwood St., Bedford, Virginia. ,IOSEPI-I RAYINIOND BRUIN, 203 West Alexandria Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia. STEPHEN GREGORY BUT- LER, 423 W. Cork Street, Win- chester, Virginia. Sfxlfl RUIIK' JOSEPH SCOTT CALDYVELL, Powhatan, Virginia. RUSSELL EUGENE CAMP- BELL, JR., Virgilina, Virginia. Fw' LASS OF '67 in i T3 Cn. 'ligase Q . A If .5 , Jw. 'TJ WILLIAM CARROLL CHEXVN- XV l 1.1. l A M C A B EL I. C H I L- ING, ,IRM S806 Bellefonte DRISY, S916 Brierle Road, Rich- Rontl, Richmond. Virginia. mond, Virginia. if 77 ff? FRESHMEN haf, ,ad it H hu: W l A -is A itil 129- us., gs uv- is st' ' 'Q X I 5 I . 1 'TL - gn. , Q-gg h S9 h T34 is D- A W . Q' 5- U' 4 O' ig be has ,,,f9 'in 'ap' if 6' .xv Sixlb Roux' 264 Knollwood Street, Winston- THOMAS L50 FRITZLEN' Salem, North Carolina. JR., S916 Norwick Road, Rich- WILLIAM ADAMS GILLES- mond- Vlfglma- PIE, Route I, Box 130, Taze- LEIGH SULLIVAN FULTZ, well, Virginia. 'I 78 Fir:1Rou': JOHN PARKER CHRISTEN- SON, 6707 Bradley Boulevard, Bethesda, Maryland. GERALD ANDREW CLAY- BROOK, 1230 Moffett Terrace, Harrisonburg, Virginia. CHARLES BROCKENBROUGH COCKE, Stony Creek, Virginia. DAVID EDWARD COLSON, 1500 Lake Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Second Roux' THOMAS DWIGHT CORK- RAN, 11 Nanticoke Road, Cam- bridge, Maryland. JAMES PAUL COUNCILL, III, Hunterdale, Franklin, Virginia. ARTHUR LEE COX, S807 Staples Mill Road, Richmond, Virginia. GEORGE GARLAND CRALLE, JR., 406 First Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Third Roux' HENRY POWELL CUSTIS, JR., Meadville Drive, Onancock, Virginia. ROBERT SEWARD DARDEN. Route 1, Box 258, Smithfield, Virginia. EDDIE WAYNE DEDRICK, 237 Florence Avenue, Waynes- boro, Virginia. FELIX RANDOLPH DIPRISCO, -141 Handley Avenue, Win- chester, Virginia. Fourth Roux' DENNIS BROOKS DRAPER, JR., 33 Woodland Drive, Staun- ton, Virginia. SHERIDAN CABELL DUD- LEY, JR., 1100 Villa Road, Lynchburg, Virginia. JAMES BRANNEN EDGE, JR., General Delivery, Norfolk, Vir- ginia. CONLEY LEE EDWARDS, III, One Lanark Drive, Perth. Wil- mington, Delaware. Fifth Roux' ALAN THOMAS ELLIOT, 69 Chesopeian Trail, Virginia Beach, Virginia. STEPHEN WALTER ENSLOW, Stonectest, Sth Street Hill, Huntington, West Virginia. THOMAS COLE FLOURNOY, 1011 Erie Street, Shreveport, Louisiana. CHARLES WATTS FORD. 1300 Norvcll Street, Lynchburg, Virginia. JOHN WILLIAM GOETHE, 7113 Sterncrest Place, Charlotte, North Carolina. F int Row: RODNEY GOODE GOGGIN. 419 East Main Street, Bedford. Virginia. ROBERT LOUIS GRAHAM. 410 Oak Hill Drive, Emporia, Virginia. WILLIAM KEITH-FALCONER GRANT, JR., Oatlands SR-B, Leesburg, Virginia. BARRY ALBERT HACKNEY. 720 Baldwin Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. Serond Row: WILLIAM BOSWELL HANES. 20-I Vine Street, Herndon, Vir- ginia. GLENN JOHN HANEY, JR.. 443 Oriole Street, Staunton, Vir- ginia. RICHARD RIDDICK HAR- RELL, S46 Carolina Road, Suf- folk, Virginia. JOHN RICHARD HARVEY. 5110 Wind Point Road, Racine, Wisconsin. Third Roux' SAMUEL DEVEREUX HATHA- WAY, JR., 36 Badeau Avenue, Summit, New Jersey. ALLEN PERKINS HAZEL- GROVE, Route 1, Box 86, Farm- ville, Virginia. JOSEPH ANDERSON HAZEL- GROVE, JR., Route I, Box S6, Farmville, Virginia. WILLIAM DAVID HOBBS, JR.. 908 Kenleigh Circle, Winston- Salem, North Carolina. Fourth Row: MICHAEL KENNETH HOOK- ER, 900 Forest Hill Drive, Pu- laski, Virginia. JOHN CLIFFORD I-IUTT, JR.. Route I, Montross, Virginia. PAUL SCOTT HUTTON, 115 Rosewood Drive, Hampton, Vir- ginia. ROBERT LAFAYETTE IN- GRAM, JR., 5400 Atlantic Avenue, Virginia Beach, Vir- ginia. Fifth Row: RANDALL HARFORD JAMES, 7207 Margaret Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. STANLEY WADE JAMES, 3408 Moss Side Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. JERRY WALTON JENKINS, 500 Second Street, Farmville, Virginia. ROBERT EDWARD JOHN- SON, Route 1, Farmville, Vir- ginia. Sixth R0w.' JOHN MARSHALL Jomis. l 'ag Au- 'L 4 CLASS OF '67 ' A, Q r 3 Q. 9 xg- - ,Z P5 f Q' ,. Bus X. as B61 Al . RF' I L I -an , uu- e L 'D N. f gi I 3' .gg 'F-' :L rlfi' P am'-A '58- 5:-fl .ak 4' .4 f ., . r' at ff 9. - in R ' Q Q I FA 1 ' n Q , X5 T Q- 3 Q , Q X . 1 uv- Route 2, Box 45-B, Red Springs, North Carolina, WEBB DARDEN JONES, Box 8, Whaleyville, Virginia. ROBERT DANIEL KEELING. -sl 79 Fe tim., '21 ' ... J gg. Q it RM A ,, ll, 619 Cliaptico Road, South Hill, Virginia. HAROLD BLANTON KEL- LAM, JR.. ZI-I 7Ist Street, Vir- ginia Beach, Virginia. ginia. FRESHMEN 'any - D 'lr , '5 'W Q f5Q .v- iv M L he Qu Smili Roux' JOHN RANDOLPH MCNEEL, 1316 Virginia Street, E. Charles- ton, Vfest Virginia. JAMES RANDOLPH MCSPAD- DEN, JR., 9260 Mason Creek Road, Norfolk. Virginia. ANDREXV DALTON INIERE- DITH, Linkhorn Drive, P. O. Box 106, Virginia Beach, Vir- ginia. -2, SQ Fin! Roux' WILLIAM XVATKINS KIN- CAID, Route 2, Box 50, Mid- lothian, Virginia. LEON AGEE LACKEY, JR., 1235 Sam Lions Trail, Martins- ville, Virginia. WILLIAM ROBERT LANE. Lunenburg Court House. Vir- uinia. JOSHUA THOMAS LAW- RENCE. Ill, Route 2, Tarbom, North Carolina. bemmf Roux' GREENE HOWARD LAWSON. JR., 437 W. Shore Drive, Sparta, New Jersey. PETER ARMSTRONG LEG- GETT, 1301 Wakelield Road, Lvnchburg, Virginia. JERRY WAYNE LEONARD. 1502 Duplin North Carolina. MICHAEL HA Staring Garden West Virginia. Third Roux' Road, Raleigh, LE LILLY, 721 Drive, Bluefield. I-IARRY GUY LIPSCOMB. 53-i Walnut Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. JAMES RYAN LOCKE, 1025 Kenneth Road, Norfolk, Vir ROBERT HARPER LOVING JR., 5620 Lakewood Drive, Nor folk, Virginia. WILLIAM DANIEL MACGILL. III, S24 Prospect Avenue, Pu laski, Virginia. Fnnfrlb Roux' JAMES GALLATIN MACKEY. JR., Li-i2 West 5 th Street, New York, New York. RICHARD BOLTON IVIAD- DEN, 2500 Riverside Drive Richmond, Virginia. JAINIES DOUGHTY INIAPP, JR., Nassawadox, Virginia. STEPHEN HAWLEY MAR- TIN, SIS W. 25th Street, Rich- mond, Virginia. Fifth Rnuu' LUTHER WHITE INIAT- THEWS, III, 308 Boston Ave- nue, Lynchburg, Virginia. RICHARD WAYNE MCCON- NELL, 1119 Stewart Drive, Wil- liamsburg, Virginia. MARION FREDERICK MC- CORMICK, Route 2, Box 362- B, South Charleston, West Vir- giriia. DAVID JOY MCKITTRICK, T228 Packer Drive, Belmont, Michigan. DAVID MICHAEL MIL- BOURN, P. O. Box 468, Lees- burg, Virginia. Firrt Roux' EDXVARD CLINE MOORIAW, JR., -I-il Highland Avenue. S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. CHARLES COLEMAN MOORE. JR.. 111 Buckingham Street. Chester. Virginia. JOHN CHARLES MORRISON. P. O. Box 173, Salem, Virginia. ROGER LINWOOD MORTON. 'Il' Pine Street, Earmville, Virw ginia. Swrnnf Rong' ROBERT POXWELL MOSELEY. -i205 Tremont Street. Lynchburg Virginia. PERRY DONIFL MOVUBRAY. JR., 221 Bland Street, Rich- mond, Virginia. CHARLES DAVID MUGGLE- WORTH, 605 25rd S'reet, Vir- ginia Beach, Virginia. ROBERT WOOLARD MULLIN. Emmerton. Virginia. Third Roux' STUART ATWOOD NAPIER. JR.. 6519 W. Franklin Street, Richmond, Virginia. IVIILTON INIERCER NEALE. III, Heathsville. Virginia. WILLIAM HENRY NICHOL- SON, IV, P. O. BOX 166, Elli- ton, Virginia. EUGENE BLACKFORD NOA LAND, JR., 6156 Birkewood Road, Huntington, West Vir' ginia. Fnnrlb Rnziz' WILLIAM EUGENE NUC- KOLLS, 502 Stuart Drive, Ga- lax, Virginia. ,IAMES KEATON NULL. 2620 Bundy Road, S. E., Roanoke. Virginia. SVEN WILLY OLSEN, 4305 Montgomery Road, Lynchburg, Virginia. THOMAS McDOWELL OR- ANGE, 109 Fourth Street, Blackstone, Virginia. Fiffb Roux' JAMES XVALTON ORNDOFF, Route 2, Harrisonburg, Virginia. ROBERT HAMILTON OWEN, 303 Robertson Street, Chase City, Virginia. JAMES RUSSELL PARKER. III, 304 El Dorado Drive, Rich- mond, Virginia. BERKELEY MILLER PEINIBER- TON, 2-15 Wayt Street, Staun- ton. Virginia. Six! li R Iv: JOHN ELLETT PENNYPACK- LIPS IR IS Balton Estates Richmond Xirginia ER, JR., Box 75. .M-erriman's SI Louis Missouri KHARLFS BIARCELL pON L-mu WInCh2SfGr.V1fI:1n1a- WILLIAM NICHOLS POL TON P o Bm In Bifimufr ARNOLD THIELENS PHIL- LARD V701 Hanes Avenue xillt Xirginia FRESHMEN ,gd iQ ' pgs. I' .. 5 I g- S .F i ' Tl' .I 'I O: S ,li Q t an q UG I IR ,R , Q '., .,v It K' K : :L Q' if ' vw ' , ' H- 1 iq, an -.. , -N. pdf al: nb' vp-- Simtb Razr: ,JOSEPH WYSOR SINIITH. JR., 528 Woods Avenue, S. W., Roa- noke, Virginia. RAY CURTIS STEELE, JR., SOI West Montgomery Avenue, Rock- ville, Maryland. KEARITOTT MCCAULL STONE, 2215 Brambleton Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. .-f ' 1-. -., sz ,..- '1 ,ci Fifi! Roux' GARY LEE POTEET, 100 Homestead Drive, Colonial Heights, Virginia. RICHARD EARL POTTER, 631 K. Westover Hills Boulevard, Richmond, Virginia. RANDALL WAYNE POWELL, 2303 Harwood Street, Richmond, Virginia. WARREN CRUMP REDFERN. 5003 Evelyn Byrd Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. Second Roux' POULSON CONNELL REED, 515 Roslyn Road, Richmond, Virginia. JOHN MARSHALL REID, S178 Halcyon Court, Grosse Ile, Mich- igan. CHRISTOPHER MEADE RHOADS, Glouchester, Virginia. THOMAS EDWARD RICH- ARDSON, 715 Alleghany Ave- nue, Staunton, Virginia. Third Roux' CHARLES ALLEN RIGGINS, '501 North Pinehill Drive. Rich- mond, Virginia. CHARLES LEE ROBBINS, 5435 Shore Drive, Virginia Beach, Virginia. CHARLES GLENN ROBIN- ETTE, Wyandotte Avenue, Big Stone Gap, Virginia. ALAN LEAVER ROBINSON. 22-i Kensington Road, Greens- boro, North Carolina. Fnzzirlb Roux' ROY EDWARD ROBINSON, S07 Plank Road, South Hill, Virginia. THOMAS BURWELL ROBIN- SON, JR., 202 N. Granby Street, Richmond, Virginia. JAMES ARTHUR ROSEN- STOCK, JR., 12-19 S. Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia. WELLEORD LORRAINE SAN- DERS, JR., 5811 Seminary Ave- nue, Richmond, Virginia. Fifth Roux' JULIAN POLLARD SANDER- SON, JR., 2380 Braidwood Road, Richmond, Virginia. LEONARD BASIL SIRBAUG1-I. JR., 415 Courrfield, Winchester, Virginia. THOMAS CLAWSON SLAUGHTER, III, Reedville, Virginia. AMOS ADDISON SLAY- MAKER, JR., 5562 Sanger Ave- nue 1225, Alexandria, Virginia. CHARLES FRANCIS STUART, JR., 1561 Lee Street, Charleston, West Virginia. Firrt Roux' GEORGE SUMMERS, -ill Penn- sylvania Avenue. Salem, Virginia. JOHN WILLIAINI SUTHER- LAND, Wfoodlawn Farm, North Garden, Virginia. ROBERT RUDD SXVANN. 1-122 Daniel Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. GEORGE EDWARD TALBOT. JR., 30' Rocklwridge Road, Ports- mouth, Virginia. Sammi Run .' WAYNE THOMAS TENNENT. S21-1 Brookfield Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. JOSEPH HARNED TERRY. 704 Wfoodlawn Road, Elizabeth- town, Kentucky. HERBERT STETSON TINK- HAM, I5 Bayberry Lane, Wil- liamsburg, Virginia. LOYD FREDERICK TOWERS. II, 1051 Boroughhridge Road, Richmond, Virginia. Third Roux' LAWRENCE TURNER TRICE. JR.. 211 Sheridan Avenue, Win- chester, Virginia. REMUS STROTHER TURNER. JR., 111 Battle Road, Greens- boro, North Carolina. RANDOLPH HARRISON WATTS, -1661 Garheld Street. N. W., Washington, D. C. JAMES KENDALL WHIT- AKER, JR., 1513 Westwood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Fllllffjj Row: WILLIAM ASHBY WHITE, JR.. 118 Princeton Circle, Roanoke, Virginia. JOSEPH LYLE WHITED, 2509 Cherokee Avenue, Charleston, Wfest Virginia. ODIE ALLEN WHITLOW. 1216 Buford Road, Bon Air, Vir- ginia. EENTON PRIEST WILKIN- SON, 912 Cambridge Place, Nor- folk, Virginia. Fifth Roux' CHARLES LASSITER WIL- LIAMS, JR., 12616 S. Peters- burg Street, Chester, Virginia. WILLIAM FREDERICK VUIL- SON, 1105 High Street, Farm- ville, Virginia. RUPERT RIEVES WINEREE. -1520 Riverside Drive, Richmond, Virginia. THOMAS SUBLETT WOOD- ALL, 3815 Brook Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. CLASS OF '67 gs' . 'HG -. FQ 7 5 Ti ,. 1-'F it ,lv-' 'IT Q' ' ...M , -5 ire .. 1. 1? i l- .Xgg Wt ' '26 G- 'x sv 'iv' I 'Q 1. W ' 1 I X Q B- V 'Ei 'Z' he ' ,wi ig., QN 1 ik! - 1- fy 'K E5 - I-! 3- Sixilv Ruiz? JAN MICHAEL YAROSZ, 1515 JOHN PANNILL YEAMAN. 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Y 1 , . -. .V . QI, I I . I I I . ,,,.1.'i I I I, an-..-.,. ,I . III, , I , N - IS.: ug, IIN II -gr X . -'- ' -,ffm-U' -+- .,' -' - fa. :ff I A . - , . I , .I M , I I . 4, -- - IWII - ,gk ., -2- . .- x-,.-4gIIIII ,, .xx .Ik QI- - , ' -., Q - 'x . 9.213 -- x' ' M- ' Fil' iam- ' Q . 1 ' 1 ' ' N .. .f--Q42 ,' ' '- , V' . . , I ,E 4.3! I ,II , I, 1-sag., II -scwz . , b - 4- ., . x ' 9 . 4- x- .gwwi ' ' I gg . ,,, 3 ,x I. .. A I- II I.- ,IIII.,Ev I Ny, L '42 ' fx ai' 'f' 1 ,. x-:nd . fr - V IIIIA .II I II II I. ., .I -' ff-' if ' ' A , , .x -. M jqy fs 4 . L I 3 D EFILEQ-i JTP lfx., WAhfK! ' , f' , l ...J 75 ,Q J , ,, cf ' if , lib his A ' : 1 . :' X. ' R s ,Q-. . gl. Q so cl fu. 4 l -xv. ffl HL A P1.5QEf .vu KAPPA SI L-,,-nr-4L.'.-. ,n uuu GMA Founded in lSb9 HENRH' ANDERSON SHIELD. . . . S 5m-Aww l'll,'GH GARLAND EDMVNUS, AIR ,... . , .... Vim DAVID DVNHAM AIJDISON .... XVILLIAM lNllI.NliS EDWARDS. WILLIAM KENT CARTER ,,.. Grnzmf AI.mer nf Cb Prafidelzt Puaridezzz Sefwflzr'-1 Tr'0l1.r1r2'w' 'rwzzonif n fl SO UPSILON CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1883 Graves Haydon Thompson Carl Franklin XVa1ters David Dunham Addison W'il1iam Kent Carter john Sidney Davenport James Fielding Douthat Hugh Garland Edmunds. -Ir. Frederick Wlarren Clarence Conway Chewning Thomas Underwood Dudley W'illiam Milnes Edwards Leavenworth McGill Ferrell Fred Bingham Gentry Charles Edward Hall David Clark Alley Andrew Jamieson W'illiam Xvatkins Kincaid Edgar W'illis Lacy David Wagenc-r Leary XX'illiam Cabell Childrey jerry Walton Jenkins Peter Armstrong Leggett Stephen Hawley Martin Luther W'hite Matthews, III Fmfrei in Ftlflljfdlc' Lewis Harrison Drew Fvn1!rt,r in Cffffegio CLASS OF 19614 Peter Boisseau Hatcher. III Fontaine Broun Lawson Charles Isaac Lunsford John Cromwell Parrott, II XY'eldon XValter Tuck Richard Temple Cruze CLASS OF 1965 Beck, III Kemp Neal Hunt George XVilson Macon, III john Scott Repass David Wlilson Reynolds Archibald Hanson Soucek. Ir. Kenneth Irby XV4xsh1wurn XY'alter Scott Street Charles Horatio Xvhccler. IV NRS. XYILLIAM MILNES EDXVARDS Hampden-Sydney. Va. CLASS OF 1906 Ralph Steadman Oakey Albert XY'hitmarsh Ringewald Frederick Scott Reed XX'illiam Torrence Stuchell XVilliam Frederick Vfilson Gfegml' Sponsored hy Xvilliam Milnes Edwards CLASS OF 196T .Iames Keating Null Robert Hamilton Owen james Russell Parker, III Arnold Thielens Phillips, Ir. john Pannill Yeaman dk! 1 get '. ipo- O .S OLD HEADS RETURN OFFICERS HOMECOMINGS, 1965 Lett to Right: Edwards, Shield, Edmunds, Addison Q, s- i, 'ai bi 1'5- ao. FO.- X our 3 C o NS Q A t . A C SUNUIN A in 1' -lg Z, N Q . I ' G ' N M , . - .F , I Q- ' I 1'-1EF-1 13 Q ' G Q- .1 l ! Kzc A - 'V ' H as nk A 1 ff f 3 4,,ii,,fR f D BERTSON 9 P .N 1' L:'f I 'V ki 3' A 5' '5 Qs.. ms. . 'E 'Il gcc.. - ,. 1 0 I , I , ::- 1- Q Q, q, 0 v .- x, ' U v S r A v K C L SNREVES J Q OWEN Q. 2 MVFLHUITE 'Q '25 1 ' 7 I Qu A .' an-Q E gm f 'F' .- - I ' J --- ' 5 r P ' A. 3 V La '- -Y Ip- I ,uf 1 Q D QAGLAND 'Q we I INMQAM, In L 1 LJ RLG-I ' OSU , A -4 kia' ,Qs '44 Q-sq 'Qcs, it 5. Qt' 5 I 9 ,ix-I na 3 . 4, 1 bv A L + C- ff- -.7 Q gg f gi ' I A Q JR' ,I s UXLQWELL w E Nucl-:cn.a.s N A .vu 're w E aorssem.: H C1 uPscor-as Sc DLJDLEY ICMA CHI JAMES RANnol.vH SQUTT ....... Premfczzr ROBERT CARIJIAON Wmulz. ,Vice Imimlvzzf ROHERT 'I'AY1.o1z Closing ju ...... Sem-cfm-31 R1QulNAI.11 qllslflflxm' IIOXVKIZR .,.. 'l'mmff-w- ff SS 1- L P NITTLES on '- A R w POWELL SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER Established nt I-Inmpdcn-Sydney College fn 1872 Rcorgnnizcd in 1931 Fmli r in Uv fn' Ray Atkinson Moore, -Ir, Ray l'kIlxll'1Siifl IXIUUYU. Sf. Fmlrer in Finwllilfe Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, .Ir Fmlrer ill Cnlfugin CLASS Richard Fitzgerald Cralle, jr. UI: l9fvl George Samuel Scot blames Randolph Scott CLASS Reginald jelirey Bowker Robert Taylor Cosby, -Ir, ,Iames Palmer Owen Gerald Decatur Robertson Dixon Michael Rollins CLASS Leighton Summerson Houck Robert Lafayette Ingram, -Ir. Robert Powell Moseley Leo Thompson Quarles CLASS XVillard Elmore Boisscau joseph Scott Caldwell Sheridan Cabell Dudley, Jr. Harry Guy Lipscomb OF 1965 Fredrick Lewis Shreves Allen Carl Sundin john Reichman Wilhoite Robert Carlton Wimer XViIliam Sidney Druen OF 1966 Charles Everette Poss, -Ir. Reace Donald Ragland, Jr. Charles Leland Nettles George Summers OF 196' William Eugene Nuckolls Randall Wayne Powell james Kendall Whitaker, -lr. William Ashby White, jr. I 'Q JUN MISS SALLY DIARMAN Longwood College Sponsored by George Samuel Scott IX HOMITCOMINGS EXHIBIT UlfifIl,IfRS eil S9 Lett to Right: XVimer, Stott, Cosby, Boxsker X -, v l-A -, fl' as 1 Ax as. A og .Q , me , ' M., Q Y 1 r . ' na' . , 5 x IN' -f ,. ... '- X A Ili Km w u l'7l'lL'L ' 'QQ 3 1 ppl Zlllp lil 1 if ' O ., fx A 5' ml' rl wt' g 551' . s nh W lO ffhgll .Q E Ti if Iii. wr vl T! an - ,,E. 36 ,Q Q it D' .qi if ',' X -3 E- ' ' F' V' ,Q ,, G: ...J haf, Ag A, pg , -O + 5 F, :j 3, 5 rg . ' f :L V 2' A k s AY! A AYP QTL Nh IU KAPPA ALPHA Founded in 1868 QHARI 15 HARRI ON SMITH, ja. . .Premleazz THOMA HI now WOOD. . .Vim Prefidenf NATHAN111 ABRAHAM joma, .lR..Sef.'7'EIl1fy W11,1.1AM BATR CHAPPIELI. ..... 7'mwn 1 0 IOTA CHAPTER Established nr Hampden-Sydney College in 1885 Frtlln J Jn llrfu' john Stokeley Fulton Frtlfrvfi' In Cmlfrgiff CLASS john Peyton McGuire Boyd Williani Bates Chappell Michael Tyler Crone Lewis Carroll lfverette Donald Roberts Gladstone Edwin Hawley Graves. jr. Nathaniel Abraham julie, jr. Leonard Cecil Long CLASS john Garnett Davis. jr. William Franklin Hatcher, jr. George Harris Heilig, jr. Stephen Holland Helvin E. H. Lammay Thomas Edward Gilme' UF l9lii Philip Lee Lotz Arthur joseph Matney George Fairfax Perkins Kenneth Mann Pritthett Keith hlortrrn Shepherd Charles Harrison Smith. jr. XVilliam Randolph Watkins, jr. Thomas Hutton XVood '1- or l9h5 Xwilliam C, Lockwood I james Robert Pickens. jr. . julious Perry Smith, jr. Stephen F. Snyder David Fuuene Triekler Edward Charles WittlitieHt, jr. CLASS Frank Matthew Booth, Ill james Hollis Chenery jefferson Daniel Collins, jr. Robert Newton Cox Stephen Craig DeBell Victor Hayes Haydon, jr. john Franklin Lipscomb. jr. OF l9fw6 james Lindsay Morris lfdward Alhers Newton Gary Lee Poteet Bryant Franklin Smith XVaIter Clement Sprye, jr. Vlfilliam Wfaverly Townes, V joseph XXX-sley Tuck Sponsored by XVilliam Randolph Xvatkins. jr. L, T. Tweel CLASS Cecil Richard Bowman Rodney Goode Goggin Randall Hartford james joshua Thomas Lawrence, III Richard Wayrne McConnell Richard Earl Potter Thomas Edward Richardson OF l96 Charles Allen Riggins james Arthur Rosenstock julian Pollard Sanderson Peter Williani Smith Xwayne Thomas Tennant joseph Harned Terry Williani Charles Thompson 'QQ 'ling 5? . OFFICERS AFTER THF GAME Left to Right: johe, Chappell, Smith 'lk 91 if MRS. XVILLIAM RANDULPH XVATKINS. jR. A 1 4 A . -Q on A Q, I, ,H 'R Q ,. I , .K A I- r . i ' 14 6 t' E' . - A ' . A i F A A is A I mworr Q L M.5,.ANogQ rv Q LAWRENCE 1 BOS-Y-'ELL A fi G!-MBILL MGQQISON R 9 JARQA7-T Hee- f?-e5,,Jt-uf cswzerlf E M HOQQN-3 67,-ezsmfcf J-zcfem.,y In 4 af gt' 4 y 3 LG' 0. A ' f .mlwlu mm A va ,1 w fl r f C Gun. M vv MATHEVWS F H BLUNDELL. J T KING SXXIIIQ A! 2 as ft V- lv ,puffs -YZ'-'V f hw i,Uh1 Q' f Ex 1 f f f ' ' 5 Q 6' 4 . .f f Q0 6, I 4 el . amiga BA Q J M EL D D n.ss,.fa RM ca-uurow HARRELL 0-ge we -1 3 pus. . seq gas . A.. - .4 - v I A Q 5 A K A . P ' ff QEEQ, Jk J F2 Pzmrugia ,J E PAYNE CM SELLEFZSQR ES vVu.LET,.JR A -5 DAY WH .JORDAN C M. PONTON fn an an pq as , he Us h, fb F .Q Q 5 w 5 ' 1. 2 li -2 o- 1 -'51 - f 1, TS' 1 ' :Y , s A jx Y Q A A Pk f -A I' I A 1: .f- -, 1- .1 :m:,1:. ri HQCM-AFS-A Pk C: -J HANEYV gk 9, rx OLSEN LC MOORE JR if B 7 4'V'Ei4 JR LAMBDA CHI ALPHA JOHN MACLEAN BOSWELL ...... P1-mdefzz WILIJAM JAMES LAWRENCE,Virc Premlwzf EDWARD MIZEKS Hopxms ....... Sen-cfm-y Ro1+uRT DEVERISUX AIARRATT .... Tmzfffrcr .51 Q2 lb. KAPPA ETA ZETA CHAPTER Established nr Hampden-Sydney College in 1926 Frazer in Ur-be Claudius Hornsby Pritchard, jr. F rat ref in Farnllate Philip Hortenstein Ropp Weyland Thomas Joyner Emmett Roach Elliot Fmtiw in Coflegin 1, CLASS OF 196-l ms Mi john Lowell Alexander Mac Armour Gatnbill George Hughes Beckwith Robert Deveraux -larratt james Robertson Elliott, jr. William James Lawrence Wayne Andrew Morrison CLASS OE 1965 Frank Hawthorne Blundell Robert Cogbill Gill, jr. john MacLean Boswell john Thomas King Michael Williani Mathews CLASS OF 1966 Samuel Harvey Baker, Ill William Hathaway jordan Charles Abram Baldwin, jr. John Randolph McNeel Daniel Duncan Chiles, jr. James Randolph Painter M155 ANITA MOORE Robert Maxwell Chilton james Edward Payne Charles Walter Crist, jr. George Face Reed, Jr. . Allen Scott Day William John Sewers Sponsored by George Hughes Beckwith Richard Riddick Harrell Cletus Miller Sellers, jr. Edward Meeks Hopkins Edward Franklin Younger, Ill Eugene Stanley Willet, Jr. CLASS OF 1967 Dennis Brooks Draper, Jr. David Michael Milbourn William Adams Gillespie Charles Coleman Moore, jr. Glenn john Haney, jr. Sven Willy Olsen Michael Kenneth Hooker Charles Marcell Ponton Robert Louis Graham Thomas Burwell Robinson, Jr. ,gg +f..f'- . as 3- . Y 1 ' ll' 75 1 .. l A NEW HOUSE ON THE CIRCLE OFFICERS Left to Right: Lawrence, Boswell, Hopkins, jarratt -:ll 95 1:- if.. iss. K rl 2 9 0' g E' vu. QT AA ' . --- ' M , fl-1' , O 71 1 f 1 Tl. I f J at - f . . T, gf . , , A d u 'S I TQ E4 T 'Q l A s fi l HK - E AS57E'1 G 'J QLEE4 ..'J 'JS CANEQ S E U A , ' - , e ' Jr! tl I fl S ' -f 5-SNREEW 'v , KJLQ-E '+A v, .w ll :lf-f-9, , ,3 SQAMQNG 9 eu,-,T C S an 0 4, c- 4 5 I Nj 9 4 ' -3 l 1 S- 2' 2 ijgh ll lf! El. L J OW J - '--H-A -4 -- - 4- A r w: -y,-4.a'w -2 r U-,1,.q.1,, ,E clupgsmv-JR ...J L 4- 'K 6. h- 3, -, P 9 -. Q I, -nu a I qi- . ,C .,. k fl xl Q, 1' O Tx! T TI T f lm f C H I P HI Foumlcll in 182-1 ,. l -FAQ . H .Lax-xf.m HORAQTQ Clll'RCHMAN l.l'KliNS. ,Prfzmlwzz JOHN HAMILTON SQHERTQR. .ll'mf Premfwzz ANIJRIIW AIHROMT5 BUTTON ..,,.. Sm-env-y HVOH lWlLTON IDAVIS, -IR ..,.... 7'mzmrer fl 94 2.- EPSILON CHAPTER Established nr Hampden-Sydney College in 1867 Fmlrer in Lytteton Edmunds Huha rd Urbe joseph Tripletr Trotter Fmfev' III Ftrmfltzlt' Robert Thruston Hubard, jr. Fmlrey in Cnllegio CLASS OF 196-i Louis Philip Bailey, jr. Michael David Caver William james Dougherty Aldrich Dudley, Ill Wallace William Giglio Robert Lee Hines, jr. Horace Churchman Lukens, jr. Michael Field Moorman john Derham Roberts Giles Mebane Robertson. jr. john Hamilton Scherer, jr. Robert E. Steinhilber Clilgtt ird Lamont Thomas CLASS OF 1965 joseph Edward Agsten Louis Bevier Basten, III Edward Douglas Bevan Doddridge Hewitt Biaett, III Andrew jerome Button Russell Madison Cummings, jr. Thomas Lauchlin Currie, jr. Hugh Milton Davis, jr. CLASS O Theodore jackson Burr, jr. joseph Thompson Crane, Ill Thomas Bentley Kern Stephen M.1cTavish Gedney Ray Wfilson Grubbs Peter Arthur lvIcWillian1s james Edward Robertson Gordon Dalton Schreck james Madison Sconyers, jr. Theodore Rhodes Smith, jr. Edward Brandon Spalding F 1966 Willitam Robert Nottingham, jr. joseph Dudley Miles, III Ricks Stedman Voight, jr. CLASS OF 1967 Charles Bruce Alexander john Morton Andrews Stephen Dengler Beck Russell Eugene Campbell, jr. Gerald Andrew Claybrook Thomas Dwight Corkran john Richard Harvey Rupert Rieves Xvinfree Paul Scott Hutton Stanley Wfade james james Gallatin Mackey, jr. john Marshall Reid tw! MISS MEREDITH CATE Lot'lgWootl College Sponsored by Stephen N. Gedney Herbert Stetson Tinkham Fenton Priest Wilkinstin james Brannen Edge, jr. . W5 ' -11-14-4,.4. . e 'W 3 'J 1 '- af'- POST OFFICE ANNEX THE OFFICERS Left to Right: Button, Scherer. Lukens. Davis Q5 :- WWA wg 4 I' Gnu, tm -1- . . Q , S Q , -.' , H 1 Q 4 '.f'j w ,sn tak .4 ,qw A. Ac A - Lt, E ' ,-S-A A-1 , 'Q R h L 1 Alf hifi X: 5 - V -1 Q : S-:-fQ G- ,:, ,R A , ,5V,g.4Yp. ,, 0 Lu...-:N .R .117 .-,w J Y -, R '. . ,. J Lgw LOA' . Y :,3..,.,1.5 A.. 1. L A il ' . ' ':.M:TjH'MTl LU.fE'lTULES 5 h f 1f+ -V . 4z .,. I ' f W RY- eh 2 A E 1155 A ' ' li f F- A nfhl 1 A A A A R' A 41-', in . '. J' 'vu Q gn S- ' f 'F Q Q 1- ie' 7: ' -W ga V N ' -:ne WG I vw v V sea .- pi. 1 'aw .- ' A X5 S if 9 7 2- A ge j xr A - 4A 4 Founded in 1869 DAVID JAMES ANDERSON.. ..... Pre 'flenz DELTA EPSILON COLONY VUALTER RUSSELL XVARD, AIR. . .Vive P e za' Ill Est blisl d r H pdeu Syd ey College in 1962 JOHN GARLAND CLAUDY ........ Secrelzq GEORCE FRANCIS NEAL .... Tream er If Frillfef fl! Crfffegfu CLASS David james Anderson Edwin Boyd Baker CLASS Herherr Spenter Adams john Roger Barker Rohert U. Boe W'illiam LeRoy Burner ,lohn Garland Claudy Richard Huse Crane Gene Bishop Dixon james Beniamin Garrett Thomas Stevens George, lll CLASS Phillip Rosson Anderson Darrow Edward I-laagenson, jr. David Hartman Richard Franklin Hawkins. jr. Thomas XXf'ade Littrell Wfalter Lee Mcliibbon Daniel Welustc-r Mason, lll CLASS Williarrm Thomas Anderson John Parker Christenson Eddie Wfayne Dedrick Felix Randolph diPrisco Alan Thomas Elliott Charles Wfatts Ford Samuel Devereaux Hathaway, ,lr Allan Perkins I-lazelgrove OF 196-i David Mithael Couehman George Fredrick Nixon. Jr. OF l965 Richard Dixon Giles john Evans Harbour james Donald Matrox. jr. Shackford O'Conner MeSwain George Francis Neal XX'illiam Frank Rolwinson, Jr. Richard XValton Topham Charles C, Wfalton, lV Walter Russell Wfard, jr. OF 1966 Barney Keester Pauze Gordon Lee Cox Reamev David XV. Relyea Douglas Bennett Stott Herbert Lee Selwren, vlr. Burton Kirke Wfhite, jr. Roy Reuhen Vifimmer OF 1967 Joseph Anderson Hazelgrove, jr. john Cilford Hutt, -lr. Robert Harper Loving, Jr. Charles David Mugglesworth Eugene Blackford Noland, Jr. James Xwalton Orndolf Robert Rudd Swann Thomas Suhlett Wloodall 3' 5- 1 MISS PEGGY POND Portsmouth, Virginia Sponsored by David james Anderson ?4N's FIRST BIG XVEEKEND THE OFFICERS +1 97 is Left to Right: Neal, Anderson, Claudv, XY'ard .9--4, ' 1 an C . A ' A A ' A C 5 an ' I f X V 6- Q u A - I A ' air C- ,C N L A , V GX Q ,JW Q6 : Q, -ifgw ' 'A , H, .Eg ' h --- f 1- -J' M A '- ,-'- br 1 f -v.-1.7,-,, a , v , 2.2- 1 -3 r.- - t 4, V S 2 .. X f 1 'X ' -4 'E Lg L3 5 I , A AL E 1W.9m1n3n,AL1 1 H x gx. f 5 'K Q EH' 'N , f L., I , 2 , , . s Q I -, . J . 3 gr Y A H S' -:Q -4-LkN'4 ,. 1 ti B ' ' ' 'A 11 154 f . .Q 7 ' 1- 4' A fa Q 2 1 My mwg, X 6 .R 'myx T , J ,,.gn,4,..,g :s .va :oueL.A 'W if Ef- s.!-443353 Q 1: 3 4' x ,V ,T l ,iss .4 Q' E ,gms ' I A f -E 'C p ..-' F 1 -r C HOWELL Q -, X wo1NE,J: ' smansps ue-.. N vs NGER :N ' ' w PAux.51 r 'J-I N94 Y me 400, pq., 1:-, ht E N ' 2. 'A r'AM'b'A R3 .1 gg X' p- ' 1 ' if ' f nf dllnnlw inlnh -r E W BELL, 1 5' -.XOQQSQN AJ L smqrzgrzs P n swwv-4 La ann 262, .1 0 ccfuwi-x, M 1 W O H0385 1' an 46 ' 6 , .V ' - 1 4 ' 9 G 7 I ea-ezusvj .ua my 1 5 5 I' ' - - E K N 1 A he 1 .I ' LEONAGD I Eiafsfiurro 1: 6 An- lm wa P-f:nLAwD wc REC-f-ER P0MOw8v2A'1'.-'R 5 SE '4 KAPPA ALPHA CHARUQS Emvmm RUSSELL .,... Pmfifzkvzf CHARLIQS THOMAS CAYCE. . . Vim IJ:-ariffezzf HAROLIJ URQUHART BLYTHIQ .... Sm'em:' 1 DANIEL ERIC ROGERS, II ....... 'l'fw rm-er -2! 98 L ALPHA TAU CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1899 Fmlr r 111 Fm nlfrzlr' Thomas Ifdwaril Cfrawley Frulfrmv in Croffrylo CLASS UF N104 Harold Urquhart Blythe Charles Thomas Cayce David Chipman lfuller Robert Edge Haller Fred Louis Kellmeyer Graham Fishhurn Painter. ,lr Charles Edward Russell, Ir. fharles Ford Sydnor George Patrick Tarry. Jr. Pressley Byrnes XX'hire. slr. ,lellrey Lui key XVard CLASS OF 1905 George Thomas Alcorn Thomas Marshall Amos, Ir. Williani Birch Douglas. III Richard Edwin Lewis. hlr. Harry Ford McArver. Jr. Samuel Brown Mrl..iu,:l1lin Henry Robinson Pollard, IV Daniel Erie Rogers, ll Charles Stephen Sanderson Eugene Bowie Shepherd, -lr. CLASS Oli Woo Edward Blay Bryan Walter Robert Eason, Jr. John Franklin, III Thomas Clark Howell, III -Iohn Randolph Kight, Ir. Nirhael Xvayne Paulette Wlilliam Francis Sliumarline, Peter Blackwell Smith Travis blue kson Tysi nger CLASS OF 1967 Charles Gray Armlield. III Edward Adam Beck, III Ernest Widgermn Bell, III Archibald Campbell Berkeley, Alr lamcs Paul Councill, III William David Hohhs, hlr. Jerry Wayine Leonard ' 'Fi'-4,.f.,,,,'f5 ,l,,,g,f4'A:r: - :.'-w.J: '.' . 1'1 Richard Bolton INI.iilden Andrew Dalton Meredith John Charles Morrison Perry Daniel IXIowlnray, lr. Williani Nichols Pollard Wfarren Crump Redlern Welfrxrrl Lorraine Sanders 'Ulm Nwf' ' VM'- w JL Miss Norm Ross Mary Xvashington College bponsored by Rohr-rr Edge Haller 1 OLD K-Vs COME HOME THE OFFICERS Left to Rllullti Russell, Blythe. l,.lyLx'. Rogers 'IV ..! 114 STN C5 fa? 9 0 -9 M if- in h 1 315 CSE fi F ff? 9 C! 0 Kfh fig LT' .'-- 'it 9 3' Q tin ifhml U11 F? 'lf 119 154 F19 'f AK :fb 41 I ' 1 1' 1,119 Q gt 145- Asfh ah nfl ff- ffl- Rh Asp 1 2 Afhisim AISI F 'NY lhdlm. 596' I 'X X. 1 . ,.. . . - - THETA CHI Founded in 1865 l1ass12 W11.1,1M1 Ov12111sx' .......... Pr 'I NU CHAPTER c fpff H '.1'- P-ff' L bl 1 11 H pd -Syd 1yC11.q' 121' I L A D L I T 00 F mire: in C nllagio CLASS OF 1964 john Hamilton Bergeron Douhuald Leach Blue, III Lucious Henry Clemons, jr, Ronald Lee Ellis Carlyle Peerman Holland Neil A. jennings john Archer Koch. jr. jesse Xwilliam Oyerby Philip Grover Padgett, jr. Alfred Frantis Robinson. jr Richard Earl Ruble john Dickerson Semones CLASS OF 1965 john Edward Anlin james Francis Cope William Gilbert Faulk David Lane Ferguson Roy Clay Scott Martin Harwood Ronald Ralph jesse, Il james Meredith Mclienney vcillldfll Dottulas Shirley Wootl CLASS OF 1966 james Garnett Bruce, 111 Mark Skinner Chinn john Robert Cockrell, jr. john Emmet Early, lll Dennis P. Finger Herman Fredrick Gallasch, jr Dickinson Meneely Gould, jr Glenn Cl LlL1e Thomas Aeree Harding Thomas David Hinton james Murray Hooker V7illiam Dabney Hopkins Robert Hundley Robertson William Louis Shumate, Ill Charles Albert Thomas Vaughn, jr. CLASS OF 1967 William Chapman Andrews, III jimmy Gayle Atkins William Hunter Blanks Willianm Carrol Chewning, jr. Henry Powell Custis Conley Lee Edwards Stephen Walter Enslow Thomas Cole Flournoy Leigh Sullivan Fultz Barry Hackney Greene Howard Lawson, jr. Wfilliam Daniel Macgill Edward Cline Ivloonmw Milton Mercer Neale Leon Agee Lackey Charles Glenn Robinett joseph XVysor Smith Remes Strother Turner, jr. Charles Lassiter Williams tr ' 1 ' AVA A HC, ,pf 3, . will ,Iii - 15TP3.Qe?'!, asf':Ew'f' ' , ' ,f , 1' ' '62- ifs- M-r-4a.a.e:'2.a.e -,- mga.-'. MISS jANlCE BIQNTON HARRIS Richmond, Virginia Sponsored by jesse W'illi.im Overby A CHOICE SHOT OF THE THATFS THE OFFICERS Lett In Right: Ferguson. Uverby. Patluett, An in -ku ni, DUTY IS THE SUBLIMEST XVORD IN THE LANGUAGEg YOU CAN NEVER DO MORE THAN YOUR DUTY: YOU SHOULD NEVER XVISH TO DO LESS. Romzm' E. LFP ff: 102 3 , MW..-1 1 I X x QSSKKSSSSKKNXY ORGANIZATIONS RT DE T GOVERNMENT OFFICERS JOHN DICKERSON SEMONES. . . ..,.. P,-efidefzz GEORGE HARRIS HEILIG ......... Vine P'-eiidenz XX'IL1.1AM VUAVERLY TOXYNES.Se'a'rc'IL1v'V1-Trvdfllref Left rn right: Hcilig, Ssmones, Tnwnus STUDERT'C0UNCHg Scared: Sydnur. Chcwning, Sunwncs Standing: Madden, Buck, Rubincrtc, Chappell, Tnwncs, Rogcrs fi! lm iw STUDE ASSEMBLY Scared: Millmum, Lrunu, Ifdwards, Hcilig Standings: Shun1.1Jim'. P41ll.xrJ, Tuwncs, XV.1rxl. Shunmtc, lin-MI1, II-vblws. Thomm, Russ ,IUDIC RY B0 RD -1' whnml: lxyuht. Rwxuurs, Sydnur, 5-mmck, MLl..1u.:hl1n 5IJI1JlI1xLlI 'I'mxr1w. Uwrlwy. Nulillwlmn. Blyrlw. f.ly'LL', Il-mlwr -:' U15 '- BOARD UE PUBLICATIONS ri. In rm Dnvid Dunham Addison: Claudiue Hwrnslwy Priulmrd, ,Irg John Dickerson Scnmncsi XX7lIII.lHI Ciillnr Ifliillvmukg Dnugald Leach Blum Hugh Milruri D.1viS. STUDENT EI NANCE COMMITTEE tl. In r.J Wfillianu Francis Shuniadinel john Ijlki-lffxllfl Scmiwncsg Henry Rnlwinwn Pullard, IV. E01 ID COMMITTEE fl. rn ry Suim-fl.' Travis jackson Tysingerg Perry D.1nicl Mnwluriiyg Kcnncth Erluy Washlvurn, Slizrzif- Hlxff D.1viii Dunlmm Addisurig ,Inhn Dinkcrwn Scriimim. STUDINT TACUI TH RELATIONS CUIXIINIITTEE I' 111 R Ionian Nydnnr Winiar Bu! Run: Scmnncs, Antin, Rogers -Y I TERFR TER ITY COUNCIL DANIH. Iiiiir, Rooms, II. .. ,..., l'iiridi1fl XX'li.L1.xM Gll,1s1fR'r IfAL'LK. .. ..,I'fi'i lMiiifL111 RUIWRI 'I'.xYi,im fkmsm' .... , . .Sim f.fri'7'ii.1i1mi TIIIf'I'A CIII Yluw XYVIIIIAIN Ou-rlvy XXIIIIIJIH Liillwrt Iliulk KAPPA SIGMA Iluriry Ariilursim Shiulil Hugh G'.1rI.iniI Ifilmunils KAPPA ALPHA Daniel Ifriq Riiuurs ilmrlus Ilixnirii Russell SIGMA CIII Riilwrt 'lliyliir Cosby Limcs R.iniIiilpIi Slim!! LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Vliilm M.uLc.iri Biisxxcil Guwrluc ITJLC Rumi CHI PHI II-:ixuc ffliurihmim Lukrns Miclucl D.1vid Clavcr PI KAPPA ALPHA C.I1.1rIcs H.1rriwn Smith XV.1Itcr Clcrnunt Spryc SIGMA NU David ,Iarncs Anilursun SI1.1L'I4IimI O'Ciinnor McSw.1in Scared KI. ui r,1: Shield. Ciislwy. Rogers, Ifixiilk, McSwuin, Smit, Russell. Sultimli Ri igcrs bmniiinu rl, ni r i Iliulk, Ciislwy Snmiiinhu Il. ru r, r 1 Biiswull, Bnmkwith. I: iim u mis L3VL' 1' KALE DOSCOPE 3 J- N 1 DAVID D. ADDISON W. SCOTT SHEET, III Editor B11.ri1ze.f: Manager ff 109 HP Seated Cl. to r.l: Parmtr, 1 Soucck, -lobe. Standing Cl. to r.l: Douglass. Russell, W'hite, Vifimcr. JOHN C. PARROTT. II. .. C. EDWARD RL'ssELL .... NATHANIEL A, -IOBE. . . J. SIDNEY DAVENPORT... . ARCHIBALD H. SOLICEK. . . .. . W. BIRCH DOUGLASS, III . . . . . . BUSINESS STAFF JAMES F. DOUTHAT EDGAR W. LACY, III DAVID W. LEARY CHARLES I. LUNSEORD, II RALPH S. OAKEY Qi. Vfi 1? EDITORIAL STAFF . . . .JIUIJIIIJII Edimr . . . . .CLIJT fufjtm' . . . . .Fuczzlflm Etfifw . . .Fnzterzzilj Edilur , .H0110ra1'fc'5 Effifm' .0rgarzi:I1tirfm' Elfinn- KENNETH M. PRITCHE'I I'. . .. ROBERT C. XVIAIER ....... GER.-XLIJ D. ROBERTSON. . . . GENE B. DIXON ,..... FLETCHER F. DRAKE.. PRESSLEY B. XVHITE ..,. . . .CU-5j7ff1'f,I .. .CII-SpfIl'fJ' . . . . . . . . .Ft'd.71I7'L' C0-Plmtffgvuzpbvx CffAPbf1I0,2I11plIJ I-1.rCri,rfa1zI Spar-If Elfffur Elfffru' Elfiffuv' Edftwr Elfiflll' Ezfifn I' .-I 'L Scatcd 1 Struct vii' Standing 41. tO r.,J: Lacy, Dtputlut. Odkcy, Leary 109 he amphrn-Svghneg igvr JJKXXIX J M ,- -.. N ,,N,,, Lax ln, ,llztrnyftlen-Sy-tlneyi Fiyigirliir ' - ' .lx-nhpbuuryf -.INV X,,Xfv'M DOUGALD BLUE Erfitm'-in-Clvief JOHN E. ANFIN ...... ......... I llarmging Etlflm- RANDOLPH E. TROxx'. ...... I-I.fm1.mf illamzging Eflimf EDITORIAL STAFF EDWARD A. NEWTON, ................. Ixfeufi- Edimr CHARLES G. ROBINETTE. ...... Arrirmur New Edimr JEFFREY L. WARD.. ..... , ........ Copy Eflimr ROY R. WIMMER ........ ........... S pam Edimi' THOMAS F. CONNELLY. ., .. .Afmmzif Sp rtr Edfrw ALBERT RINGEWALD .... . ......... Feamre Editor WILLIAM A. HAMMOND ......... Plmrfigmpby Ezfitnr NEWS STAFF DAVID E. COLSON ,IOHN E. PENNYPACKER JOHN R. HARVEY LEONARD B. SIRBAUCH T. BURWELL ROBINSON FEATURE STAFF T, COLE FLOURNOY GEOEEREY HUBBARD WILLIARI GRIER WILLIAM H, JORDAN XWILLIAM VU. KINCAID SPORTS STAFF RUSSELL E. CAMPBELL A i A IQ Hx 1 WAYNE IVIORRISON Blzrifzerr Illmmger BUSINESS STAFF FRANK H. BLUNDELL HERBERT C. GILL JOHN M. BOSWELL THOMAS S. WOODALL COPY STAFF WILLIAM R. WATKINS DIXON M. ROLLINS The Tiger was founded in 1910 and has been in continuous existence on the H-S C campus since that year. A member of the Associated Collegiate Press, it is published on alternate Friday evenings during the school year by the students of Hampden-Sydney College from its oflices located in Winston Hall. The Tiger serves two purposes: to provide a me- dium for the distribution of information to H-S C stu- dents and to provide an outlet for student expression on the campus. The news staff seeks to collect anl present accounts of past, present, and future events of interest to studentsg the feature staff attempts to present discussion of interesting and controversial issues, both on campus and beyondg and the sports staff provides an excellent summary of the fortunes of H-S C's athletic teams. I 110 I+ , 7 U! off-4 Suited il, In r.: 1 Tmw, Nuwtun K.-1, 1 Standing 41. rn r. 1: Blundqll, H.1mmwn1i, XY'in1rn1'r, R1n:1'w.1l1l. XV.1r1l, Cnnnclly .,4.gn..f .. .. Scared 11. rn r.1: Kincaid, Rnlwimrrc Standing 11. tu LJ: Harvey, Punnypackcr -115 111 L 5. G lln,.4 -, ,, Nmtcd ll. tn r.1: -I-1r1l.xn, Annn. Rullins NFX T , A 1 xnding ll, nv rm 1 H.1z1-lgrmw. Sirlw.1u,:h. Hazel- hg ft wc J, HAMILTON SCHERIIR, VIR, PNWJQ rl! GERMAN gl. HAmu1.'roN SQHERLQR, .IRA A,.,.. Pruirfwzl ANDREW tl. Br 1 roN ....... I'm-Pmiflczzf HOMECOMING Saturday, October 19. 1416? THE SHIRELLES N CHRISTMAS FORMAL Friday, December 6, 1963 1 EDDIE ALLEN German uiligcrs and drums iwin Mr. and Mrs. Crawley .rr Christmas Formal. fl Ill le CLUB OFFICERS IE. Bowne SHEPHERD, JR, ........ 'lAw.mn-w CHARLES H. VUHEELIER. lV,.B!l,1', Almmg MID'WlN'I'liRS Friday, March 6, 196i THE LETTERMEN Saturday, March 7, 196-4 CLYDE MCPHATTER FINALS Saturday. May 9, 1964 THE ROOFTOP SINGERS N V, ,g , - rI,. ru r.n KHARLl1m H, XXHI1I1LER, Imxlmwf lL1f1.1,qL ANIIRIZXX -I. lSL'1'mN. Im. l'm11h'f11. 'R gf Nerf' Wh ,gym Th Shircllw Thu Lvrtcrnlcn ' X I l 3 I - Dr, and Mrs. Reveley Attend Christmas German The Hampden-Sydney German Club is an or- ganization whose major purpose is the presenta- tion of entertainment on four large week ends: Homecoming, Mid-Winters, Christmas Formal, and Finals. ln the past year the German Club has presented for the enjoyment of its members Such well-known groups as the Shirelles, Eddie Allen, the Lettermen, and Clyde MCPhatter. The expenses of the German Club are met by mem- bership dues and 11 sum contributed each year by the school. Members .md Dates Dance to the Music of Eddie Allen MuQic Huh Clmrmg ru Suurln' thu Savagc Brmstw Part of thc Big Hnnluwmiryus Crmvd m I I5 1 ' Shlrulics in fl vmurt , . Aix N THUDIAS LDXVARD C RAXVLIZY Dil'C'Cf0P' if 116 2'1- GLEE I'-H'lf 7.L'lIlll'.' A. C. Bt-rkclcy, -I. R. Bruin, K. IW jones. H. G. Lipscomb, DI. D, Miles. bl. C. Morrison B. K. Pauzu. H. R. Pollard, J. H. Scherer. W. F Shumatlinc, R. D. Tomlinson. E. S. Wood. T. S Wootl.iIl. .Sum11J Twzwx' A. bl. Button, A, L. Cox, R. L Hinss, il, R. Locke, W. S. Lyne, VI. M. Mclicnncy S. H. Martin, R. L. Morriss, W. R. Nottingham, J. E Robertson, J. L, Whitt-tl, F. P. Wfillxinson, R. R Winfrcc. B.n'iIm1t'.' D. H. Blat-tt, E. B. Bryan. S. G. Butler E, XV. Dctlrick, A. T. Elliott, T. S. Guorgu, J. D Mapp. P. D. Mowlwray, J. T. Mulligan, L, R. Par tritligc, T. B. Robinson, R. R. Swann, XV. R. Ward R. H. XY'ulch, VU. NW, Williamson. G. W. Wright. 13'tz,i.r.' -I. L, Alcxantlcr, S. D. Buck. N. R. Bissvll C. C. Llicwning, D. B. Draper. R. B. Madden, B, M Pcmlwrton, XV. L. Shipp, R. C. Stcclu, C. L. Thomas R. S. Voixuht, B. K. Xvhitc. S CLUB if il OFFICERS JOHN LOXVlEI.I. ALEXANDER. . , CLIFFORD LAMONT THOMAS. . , LOUIS RANDOLPH PARTR1nca1f. . ANlmR1sxv -IIZROMI2 BVTTON. . , . JAMES THOMAS 1XIUl,l.If,AN. . . FRANK XVIESLIEY HIZSTHR ,.,, , Mlm ff Iljf l'Vcmfw1f I'rL,1fJL-:ff , . ,SL L'l'Ll1l l T1'LAItll!'L r I,ilm1mm 4fUlf7.l1I'vl :E YOUNG REP BLICANS CL B Scared flair tu rituhtl: Lany, Vffirncr 4PrusiiiuntJ, lfdrminds. Stiimiing ilcft to rightli RL-ynuliis Pdrmrt, Wfhcclcr, Hall, Lilly. YOU G DEMOCR TS CL B Knccling ilcft to righti: Gcntry, Hmikcr. Standing tlcft tu fighfll Rulwinsun, Fuulk. Street fPrusidcntJ, .IL'Ill'liIlg5, Smith. 41 115 is vi' DEBATE .. C0 NCIL 'W HUGH MILTON DAVIS, JR. Pr'w'i1fw1I JOHN HAMILTON SCHERIQR, JR Sevremry -Tremfzf er CARL FRANKLIN WALTERS, JR ffrfl'l,Il1I' JIM RoIaERTsON TED BURR JIM EDGE MIKE LILY JOHN GOETHIE NORMAN BISSELI. STUART NAPIER I., to R,: Davis, Scherer 56'dff'1l fllfff ffl Riglvtlf Scherer, Walters, Davis. Slnlllliilig ILM! fu RigbN.' Rulwrrrsurm, Gucrhu. Bisssll, lfdga Napier, Lily. fi 119 if 54 ,D 'Hr---.fr . --A.. Lelr rn right: Viiiuht, Manson. Pollard, Xvheeler B O il ER CL B OFFICERS l'l'XRRY PflI,I..XRlP ........... ...... . DI: 14 Bl.-XNSHN, .. RIC li VOIGIIT ...... f.llL'Cli XVllliI7l,l'R l're,iir1'er1f Prrifujefil . . . . .Sefretizri Tru: ill rev' Bill Anderson Phil Bailey David Berggren Dodge Biaert Eddie Boggs Bates Chappell Tom Connelly Dev Hathaway Barry Hackney Tom Kern Buster Lammay Dick Manson Pere McXY!illiams ,lim Pickens Harry Pollard Bob Maxwell Rick Voight Chuck Wheeler Tom Wloodall L Lelr In right: Bergren, Mgnwn, Buggy Pickens, Mdxwell, Biaert, Pollard, McWilliams, Bailey. Liinnully, Vonghr. if 110 lr P7 IMI! 7 S52 ui. - 'x- Ftwrmetl in 1962, The Bnoster Club continued its efforts through the 1905-tw-A school year in an elfurt to stimulate interest in extra curricular activities, Wbrking with the Freshmen, the Booster Club trietl tn assure the success of the ratting program, The sentl- ing of cars tri away games for stuclents who hatl no transportatinn fwuntl new success. Pep rallies became more successful in their new lcication in the Commons, antl the Tiger band played through Farmville tin the luck tif a truck tc: promote interest for the Htimecciming game. Finally the Btmster Club institutetl three new awartls to be given at the end of the year: une to the must active in sports one to the freshman wht: mailt- the greatest cuntributii-in in publicatiuns: antl the last to the stutlent exhibiting the must school spirit. Tiger Bantl Atltls Spirit tu llltitlnill Game il 121 lv UNIO HIL THROPIC LIT RARY SOCIETY HUGH MILTON DAVIS. VIR. l'm iiifr 111 OFFICERS Huoii Miiyiow Dfwis, JR... JOHN HAMILTON Suiiamzn.. l'll2Rl5IER'l' SPIENQER ADAMS, Goiznow D,xL'1'0N Suikiicix. . , .Prviif wif . . .Setretarj . . . .Treururef . . .Clmpfdnl MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Denison Maurice Allan XVillnrd Francis Bliss Thomas Edward Gilmcr Xvilllzlm Collar Hullirouli MEMBERS OF THE 5 Hurlwrr Spqmcr Adams -lanics Buniamin Garrett, -Ir, Stephan MJcTavish Gcdncy Rolwcrr Thruston Hubard, jr Wfcyland Thomas Joyner Philip Horrcnsrcin Ropp Gravus Haydon Thompson TUDENT BODY john Hamilton Scherer Gordon Dalton Schrcck L. to R.: Schrcck, Schercr, Adams il 122 1. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY AGAZINE 6 i' i mmf it HUGH M. DAVIS, JR. ARLIIIIIALII H. SOLICIER IR Edilur l3n,fir1eI,I JIm1I1gw HUGH M. DAVIS, DIR., , .. J. DUIJLEY MILES, III. . ., ARCHIBALD H. SOUCIZK. .. EDITORIAL LEWIS SIIIPP AL RINGEWALII DAN ROGERS DEV HATIIAWAY ..........Ez1flnV' . . . .1-1I'Ji,r1mIt Editnr . . . .Bfzmzeuir Mamzgw' BOARD BILL BURNER JAY EARLY STEVE HIQLVIN HMI SCHER FR -if 125 Ef- JO GLEURS fx' 1. Dfxvum INIICHAEL COUCHMAN 1'rcA1'izfe11l OFFICERS DAVID IXIICHAEL COUCHMAN Premferzt EUXWIN BOYD BAKER Vive Preiilleut Front Ruwz Couchman, Baker, MucGuirC. Second Row: Relyea, Ham- XWILLIAM ANTHONY MACGUIRE mund, Mugglcwnrrh, Wfhitud. Back Row: Jones. Christcnson. Sefr'elary-Treamrer .X GEORGE F. NIXON Clvfvf SENIOR MEMBERS I-Icrbcrr Spanner Adams Fletcher F. Drake Wfillizlni A. Hammond Richard F. Hnwkim, jr. Gcorgc F. Nixun cfihiufm Edward F. Youngcr, III NEW MEMBERS Rulwrt H, Loving, Jr. flmrlua D hILlQljLlL'XYUI'Ill FIR DEP RTME T -if 124 ff' STUDE T CHRLTIAN ASSOCI T10 IIIfIfIcjI5RS WII.I.I.mI BA'Il-5 I II.-II1IfI1I.I.. .. ..... l'r'II1IfIul Pli'll:R ARTHKR MI XK'II.IfIMIs. , . .VIII l'IzIz.lIf11f W.III.'I'I2II LIEI? Mc KIIIIIIIN .... Sm-I1I1f'I-'I'rI.IImII- L. to R.: CxlI.I1IpL-ll. NIXVIIIIIIIIIS. lNICKIl1bun CABINET MI: IIAIQL DAVIII CAVIZR ...........A. Slum- CAN. IIRII25 BI-x.I.IsIIx G,-XRRli'l I', .. ...,. ,Xigwd NN PI5'I'I2R ARTI-IL'R Mc1XY'ILII.nI5 ,....... ,Ifffmr CAIN GIIRIIIIN D.'xI,IIIN SCIIRIQIIQ. .. ......., flu lflu EIIWARII BLM' BRYAN ,...,....,. Soplmmfw Chu-f l'I.'XROl.l7 LYRQI HART BLYIIIIL . . .,.. If.1pp.1 .-Ifplu lfllXX'lN I-IAWLITI' GRAVISS ......... IU Iflzpplf .lfplm UIOSIEI-'ll WISSLIQI' TI'ciI4 ......,........ .lllflmlfm FuN'I'AINE BROUN LAWSON ......... lxlzpfm Sfqmlz XVALTIER RI'ssI2I.L XVARIJ ......,..... IH-wffmm-iw DENNIS PAUL FINGER ....,........... Them C171 SIIACIQIQORII UYIHNNER Mc SWAIN ....... Epilwfml HRRIIERT COGIIILL GILL ....... LI1m!1I1'.1 Chi Alplnf Scared Cl. tu Inl: Garrcrt, McXY'illian'Is, Chappell, Ndiilwlwn. C.Iwr. Sr.m-lin: II m nl: Lmwwn, Tuul, Graves, Bryan. WHIIJ, Alexander, Schrcck. lli I- WHO .Aff bf' fn...- RR? N' 4dih+ ADDISON, DAVID DUNHAM, 5117 Evelyn Byrd Road, Richmond, Va., Kappa Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Delta Epsilon, Kappa Sigma Scribe 1493 Omicron Delta Kappa Vice President 149, Pi Delta Epsilon Secretary- Treasuret 139, President 149, KALEIDOSCOPE 12,3,49, Business Manager 159, Editor-in-Chief 1-191 Glee Club 11,291 Class Officer, Vice-President 159, President 149, Student Assembly 159, W'lJu'5 Wflm Among Siudezzlr in American College: and Urzirerrilier. ANDERSON, DAVID JAMES, 400 Sussex Drive, Portsmouth, Va.g Sigma Nu, Eta Sigma Phi, Tau Kappa Alpha: Alpha Psi Omegag Psi Chi, Sigma Nu President 15,49g Psi Chi 13,-49, Eta Sigma Phi 123,491 Alpha Psi Omega 125,493 Debate Team 11,29, Secretary-Treasurer 1191 Jongleurs 129, Student Assistant, Bible 129, Physics 13,-49g Tiger 12.591 Interfraternity Council 1491 Tau Kappa Alpha 12,5,49, President 1391 Union-Philanthropic Literary Society 11,29, Secretary 1291 General Electric College Bowl Team: U ho'x ll l1o Among Sfudenti in American Col- leges and Universities. BLUE, DOUGALD LEACH, .2405 Alycia Avenue, Richmond, Va.: Theta Chig Pi Delta Epsilon, Theta Chi 11,2,3,49, Pi Delta Epsilon 12,3,49, Vice-President 15,491 Union-Philanthropic Literary Society 11,29g Tiger 11,Z,5,49, Feature Editor 129, Associate Editor 139, Editor-in-Chief 149, 1I h0'J 117150 Among Sllzderzlr in American Colfeger ani Unirerrilief. BOYD, JOHN PEYTON MCGUIRE, Highland Road, Richmond, Va.1 Pi Kappa Alphag Eta Sigma Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha 11,2,3,49g Eta Sigma Phi 12.549, Class Oliicer 119, Secretary-Treasurer 1193 Football 1193 Macon Reed Math Award, Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship Award, George E. Tuckett Scholarship Award, W'ho'.r 117190 Among Stlldentf in AH16V'fFd7I Cofleger and Ur1ir'er.ritieJ. -fi 126 15+ WHO 24. sig Q 7 .gn 5 W, 'rv-M CAVISR, MICHAEL DAVID. 111115 Francisco Road, Richmond, Va., Chi Phi, Alpha Iki Urneluag Sihuina Upsilon. Chi Phi 11.25,-413 wlongleurs 1l.2.5.fl1Q Intcrfraternity Council 141. Student AS515t.int, Khemistry 1l.l,S,l1. Stu- dent Christian Association 12,5,'l11 Sparks Memorial Award 151, ll l111'i 11' X111 ,rl1111111,g M111ff'111.r 111 .'1111.1'111111 1,111- legef 111111 Li111z'e1111f1e,1, CI-IAPPELI., XVILLIAINI BATES, 5211 Hawthorne Avenue, Richmond. Va.: Pi Kappa Alpha. Umicron Delta Kappa. Pi Kappa Alpha 1 1,2,R,-11. Treasurer 1-1 11 Omicron Delta Kappa 1 '1.l11 Student Llirixnan 1-Xssoti.itio1i 1 l.1.3.111. Secretary-Treasurer 121, Vice-President 131. Preiidcnt 1 111 Honor Council 1 1.25.1411 I1 f111'1 ll'li11 .-111111111 ,Nf11ft1111 111 1-l111e1111'1111 Coflegu 111111 l'1111'c1-111111. I-IEILIG. GEORGE HARRIS, VIR., 11111 W'estm11reland Avenue, Norfolk. Vag Pi Kappa Alphag Pi Kappa Alpha 11,2311 Student Body Othcer 131, Vicc-President 151, Class Orlicer 111. President 1112 lmitlwall 1 11.31. Tennis 11,2313 Omicron Delta Kappa Outstanding Freshman Awardg lI l111',1 llulm .'l1111111,q 8111111111 111 :l11111'1i1111 lafllegei and LI!IlI'6f1'.1ifi?I. SEMONIES. JOHN DILKIERSON, 5118 'th Strcet. Radford, Vag Theta ihi, Theta C,lii 1l.I.3.11. Vue President 151g Omicron Delta Kappa 15,111 Cliias Olhccr 121, Vice President 1l1L Student C.hr:5ti.in A5ai1c.1t11111 12.511 Student Council 11.531, President 1111 Student Body Oihcer 13.-l1, Vicc--President 151, Prcwidcnt 1'l11 1l l111'.1 Ilwlm ,'I1111111.:,' Sfllt1lL'I1l,f 111 .'III1E'flL'1711 C'11llc.q1',1' 11111f IIl1lI'L'1'Fffj1.'f, SYDNOR. CI-IARLIZS FORD, 335 Lexington Road. Richmond, Va.: Kappa Alphai Omicron De1ta Kappa, Kappa Alpha 11.2.1111 Omnron Delta Kappa 13.111, President 1111. Chi Beta Phi 11.11. Llaw Ullicer f3,l1, President 1511 Vice-President 1-413 Student Council 12.3.1111 Student Assenihly 11,113 llfvffi llufw .'IU11'1I,Q S111ilt11t1' 111 1-111101711111 Coflegef 1111111 l711f1'e11rfl1v.r. 51115111 S -.Q 1 L- ' IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO LIGHT A CANDLE IN THE SUN! ! ! ALGERNON SYDNEY 128 23:4 7139 S1 ,id 54 I-ICJINICJFZAFEIES 4 YQ 1 Siam-il lluft ni right! 3 Cllmppfll. Syilnur, Aililimn. Smnilin.: ilclt ni rightr: Lulxcns, HL-ilig. Sunlimus. 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D LTA KAPP N.1tiun.1l l.L-gulcrsliip Honor Smicty liiuimlul .lt X5i'.15l1ii1.utur1 .mil Loc Univcrsiry, l9l l lisrirlwlihlwil at Harnpilu-n-Syilncy Cullcgu, 1914 f,llfXRl.lfb ljflllll SYIDNUR .... ,,4.,4 I lp'Lgif',fyfjf DAVIU DVNHAM rXlxlrISUN. .. ...lim l'rzi1ifr11l l7IllI.ll' llOK'l'lfNS'l4lNli RUPP. . . ,SuilL'fill'lATlAc'Llt!l!'L'l' -' ISU :- Fmliir in Cffffiyin Dnviil Dunlmm Aililisun Wfillium Bates Cllmppcll Gcurgc ll.1rris Hcilig lluracu c.l1lll'Ll1l'H.lf1 Lukcns llunry Rwlwinmn Pullgrd, IV Daniel lirir Rogn-rs, II Clmrlus Iiilwuril Rumcll Aluhn Diglacrson Sumones Clurlcs Furil Syilnur ..,.' if., , - E ,. 5 ri W, Climmizs Foim SYDNOR Pri-riifwzr im 2- 'ii Top row lleft to rightwz Anderson. Boyd, Hensley. Fnzlref ill Urlid Thomas Edward Gilmer Samuel Macon Reed GRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON Pres izfcllt Fratrer in Fdfllfldlc' Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, -Ir. Kenneth Sawyer Falk William Collar Holbrook Weyland Thomas Joyner Albert Louis LeDuc Charles Ferguson McRae Hinton Baxter Overcash Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson ovu- 3 Bottom row: Sydnor, Welch. Friztrer in Collegiu David james Anderson john Peyton McGuire Boyd Larry Donald Hensley Charles Ford Sydnor Robert Hathaway Welch PHI BETA KAPPA Founded at the College of W'illi.1m and Mary. l 'f A 'De it iQ, CQ E t V v i ik Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1949 Q E wil lil lir- PI BELT EP IL N.1ti1u1.1I llqlnnrny l'wllL',ui.m- .Iuurn.1l1sm I:Y.1fL'I'IliIY I?4'L1I1xlL'J .lt SYIXILLISL' Univcrxlty, WOO X , lmilwlixlucd .lt Il,1mpdurx-Syxlilcy Cfullguc, IWW E Dull, DI,'NIl.XM . xIlIll5HN ,... ..,.. I 'mihuf 1 x DrvI'0.XI,Ir LF.-xcu Bl.I'I' ..,......,. Vim Imukhuf tl,,xR1 Nl 14 Craxxxm' fmixx Nlxca, III. . ,YU 1-'In-.1.' I'-HlfL 1' ffl Ifrfu' . . , I: 1 I' ' 1. r f,l.u1.l111s Hurnslwy Prmlnlrd H ,U W I Dun! 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Vin Imlilllffr Imm DIZRHAM RrmI2R'rs. .. . . .Sm-L x,fmfTf-l.1.fff-L ,- -1 ISS 2 AU KAPPA ALPH CQ ef' NZ L. tn r.: Antlcrson, Davis C? if Nt1fl4'1H.ll Ilnniirnry Dramatic Fraternity Fnuntlctl at liairmtint Sturt' Collage, 1913 listnlwlislit-tl ill ll.1mptlcn-Sytlnuy Cfwllcgc, Fmlw' Ill Iiiztwfhriu Cimvcs lltiyilnn Tlitimpstun Fiuzlrtyi' in Cf'!!t',Lfjll Diivitl AI.um's Atitlt-min lztlwin Htiytl liilwr Mitlmt-1 D.1vitl l..1lvt'r ID.lVlxl lXlitl1.icl Cwtiulimnn Xx'lIlll.lIl'l Anthuny lNlL'Q3lllI'L' -liilin Wlillitim lNI.itfQl1trcmt' Dnvitl W'nrtliin,utwt1 Rclytui 1952 LPHA -'f lily w I iilritb mm 5 et QQ QD t 'B National Forensics Honor Society Fntlntltml at Indianapolis, Intlianti, 19118 Estnlwlishctl ut Htimptlcn-Sytlncy Collt-gc-, 192 Fmlw' in Fi1t'l1ll.1!L' Denison Maurice Allan FJ't!lVf.4l' fl! 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'l.UPl1.llll w lf' W .... A I - Nr, 'QTY THE STRONGEST IS NEVER STRONG ENOUGH TO BE ALWAYS THE MASTER, UNLESS HE TRANSFORMS STRENGTH INTO RIGHT AND OBEDIENCE INTO DUTY. ROUSSEAU 1 a 'vgpf ATI-ILETICS TIIE 1963 TIGERS The Hampden-Sydney Football Tigers compiled their second consecutive winning season for Head Coach Stokeley Fulton. The team improved from a 6-4 record in 1962 to 11 6-3 one in 1963. The Tigers once again opened with a victory against Guilford College, 14-7, and closed with n I4-7 victory over arch-rival Randolplu-Mfr con at Ashland. In the course of the sea- son, the Tigers defeated Bridgewater Col- lege, Newport News Apprentice School, Vifashington and Lee University, and Centre College. Standout performances were turned in by quarterback Wliitey Lipscomb, George I-Ieilig, Archie Soucek and Buster Lammay FOO BALL r 11 fl l Lipstomb Summers Rob rtson T3 sin tr Pow Cook, Helvin. McLaughlin, Edwards, Soucelt, llliott Crnllt ltrkins Pritthttt Drutn Carttr Htili Limm 15 Pickens, Shirley, Cummings, Hanes, Shumate, Mc- luon lin tr Potctt Dtbtll Nctlvxitlt Bn mu fl J Pollard, Fultz, Blanks, Childrey, Goggin, Gillespie N Seated tl. to r. 1 1 Peemm. I in the buckfield. Sandy A1CI.LlL1gl1liI'l, Sid Druen. Ken Pritchett, George Perkins and Steve Helvin were the men who provided rhe time ufifensive .md defensive line play. ett. Muwlwrgiy, Buwrnan. brunt, Morrisnn, C,l1ewnm mu rmt Umm Nm 1 lL u A 1 murne, Murin, XY'hiruker, Beek, Bell. Hwoker, Mnflmml Arrnm k -Elf ', lm-1 -1 Il 'N l. X3 Haxixp alley 1 Guilford 'Xnc Htili C u ht lr T io Loose Ball HAMPDEN-SYDNEY-15, GUILFORD-' Greensboro, N. C., Sepremlwer ll-Hampden-Sydney opened its Wo? grid campaign by defeating this strong and rugged Guilford team. This last day of summer was 11 bright and sunny afternoon. with the temperature at a hot 95 degrees. Sophomore quarterback XY'hirey Lipscomb proved himself to be the man to heat for the quarterback slot for thc remainder of the season. Lipscomb pur the Tigers ahead lv-ll with 2:05 remaining in the first half. After a pass to end Kent Carter, good for -L5 yards. Lipscomb went over from the one. Travis Tysinger kicked the extra point. The Guilford Quakers wasted no time in tieing the score and at half-time it was '--. Hampden-Sydney needed .mother pass to set up the winning score in the second half. George Heilig made a sensational catch, going up herxyeen two Guilford defenders to hring the ball down. That pass was good for 55 yards and Buster Lammay carried the ball over from the ll yard line, Freshman running bark Kendall Vifhitaker, made his Tiger debut compiling 'l yards in 3 carries: the last play of the game finding Whit- aker carrying the lwall In the Quaker one-foot line. H-SC 0 7 6 O - 13 Guilford 0 ' 0 0 - 7 L to r.: Heilig, Tysingcr, Cralle Shirley Snatches One Carter Dives for thc T D HAMPDEN-SYDNEYJJ P. BRIDGIZXVATER-H H.impden-Sydney, September IS-Hampden-Sydney continued domi' nation of Bridgewater by scoring a touchdown in each quarter, dashing the hopes of .1 high-spirited Eagle team to upset the Tigers. The Tigers starred moving early in the tirst quarter with a first down on the lfagle ll. The Eagles' defense held but after an exchange of punts, H-SC was on the Bridgewater 26, following a 19 yard punt return by Lipscomb. Buster Lammay then moved the bail until the Tigers were faced with a fourth-down situation on the two. lfullback jim Pickens came into the game and crashed over the middle for the hrst score, In the second quarter H-SC marched from their own 37 yard line to the Eagles' 10, but there they were held on downs. Bridgewater failed to move the ball and punted, whereupon, Lipscomb found Carter 30 yards downtield and he raced the rest of the distance for a -40 yard touchdown play. After two second half touchdown passes had been called back because of penalties, Lipscomb threw a low bullet pass into the end zone which was snagged on a diving catch by Carter for the touchdown. Freshman back Kendall Xwhitaker concluded the afternoon scoring for the Tigers with a beautiful 'T yard touchdown sprint in the fourth quarter. L. to r.: Potcer, Carter, Helvin 5 h'MlN4fs.f1,w - I lb its-if -..-Q , 1 I 'X ,ev my W-J . af xi Q, Q. W 'gr 'VA je, ,L ,VI - 'fa fella ' - 7 K .1 l ffl T Li NNN ii? auf - WAT i ii , T L. to r,: McKibbon, Robertson, Shumate HAMPDEN-SYDNEY-0, SEWANEE-49 Sewanee, Tennessee, October 5-The University of the South iSe- waneej appeared to be the team of days gone by when they crushed Hampden-Sydney 49-O. The Purple Tigers, paced by tailback M. I., Agnew, handed the Tigers their worst defeat since 1954 when Richmond downed the Tigers 40-0. The loss brought to an end Hampden-Sydney's six game win streak. Coach Fulton commented, I was very disappointed in our per- formance against Sewanee. We busted eight plays completely and missed key blocks on 13 plays, That's Z1 of the 24 rushing plays we rang we can't expect to win ball games on that type performance. Freshman Kendall Whitaker and sophomore Walt McKibbon were the only bright spots for the Tigers. Whitaker picked up 51 yards of the total Mi-i yards tined by the Tigers, Soucek is Cotnered T 'Qui'- 'X QTVR H' Y I.. to r.: McConnell. Lipscomb, Bowman I-IAMPDEN-SYDNEY-30, NEWPORT NEWS-0 . 'FL'.L3,i 'iw'- Newport News, Virginia, October 12-The Hampden-Sydney eleven j -. iff'- '4-3 - -Q.. bounced back from their defeat before Sewanee for a 30-0 victory over X L11' X 1 the Newport News Apprentice School. q gg' EL Archie Soucek scored two touchdowns for the Tigers. lt was Sou- M 3 - 12: 14 cek's eight yard run in the tirst period that began the scoring as If ' '-'A' Hampden-Sydney moved 29 yards in eight plays after end Walt Mc- -,, I ,'..' ,Eff Kibbon blocked a shipbuildefs punt. -.-, -Q55 ' , Y A .V Sophomore Ty Tysinger scored twelve points as he kicked a 32 yard E7 -'-.-21: '- A if iield goal, the first in his career, in the hrst period, booted three extra 59 ' 'E points and gathered in a 17 yard pass from quarterback Whitey Lips- t comb in the first quarter. Kendall Whitaker, the Tigers outstanding Freshman, again pleased the crowd with his 51 yard touchdown gallop. Lammay Drives for Yardage Soucek on the Move X 's ig . - 7'5- . 1. Z ue was E .5- - , 1- -' 1 fn- X ' 533 : Tysinger Goes All the Way HAMPDEN-SYDNEY-12, WESTERN MARYLAND-15 Western Maryland stormed back in the last minute and a half to score a 15-12 triumph over Hampden-Sydney in the annual Home- coming game on October 19th. Up to that last tragic minute and a half. the Tigers had completely dominated the game. On the ground Hamp- den-Sydney gained 527 yards, with Buster Lammay carrying for 109 in 22 attempts and freshman Kendall Whitaker picking up 69 yards in 12 carries. After a scoreless hrst half, 1-1-S managed a 47 yard drive that Cul- minated a 20 yard pass from quarterback Wlhitey Lipscomb to end Kent Carter, in the Terror's end zone. The extra point attempt was wide and the Tigers held a 6-0 lead. Minutes later Western Maryland struck back with a touchdown. making the conversion and taking over the lead 7-6. Halfback Whitaker picked up 32 yards in tive carries to lead the Bengals to their next score with six minutes remaining in the game. Travis Tysinger traversed the final 15 yards for the six point play. Death Valley was buzzing with excitement, but not for long, as Terror quarterback Confer completed a -10 yard pass on a fourth and 15 situation. Then came the heartbreaking 30 yard pass which ended up in the Tiger end zone, and in a 13-12 lead for the Green Terrors. The two-point conversion was good. Eighteen seconds later the gun sounded ending the game by the slim margin of 15-12. L. tri r.: Hanes, Whitaker, Summers hu- - . .Fin 5 Lipscomb Rolls Out W 8: L We Won' HAMPDEN-SYDNEY-12, WASHINGTON S LEE-11 On Saturday, October 26 the Washington X Lee Generals came to Death Valley seeking their fourth consecutive win over the Tigers of Hampden-Sydney. Win they did not, however, as the Tigers snatched victory away from the Generals with less than a minute remaining in the contest. When the second half gun sounded, the Tigers had a 12-ll victory. Hampden-Sydney dominated everything but the score in the first half as the Generals held an 11-O advantage during the intermission. The second half was highlighted by the clutch running and passing of sophomore quarterback Whitey Lipscomb, who played his finest game of the season. With 45 seconds remaining in the game, and the Tigers trailing 11-6, Lipscomb launched the pigskin from midfield taken at the 15 by both end Kent Carter and W6.:L defensive halfback Bill David. In what proved to be the key play of the game, the othcials ruled that Carter had possession of the ball before the whistle ended the play. Lipscomb secured the victory with a one yard plunge live plays later. The pass for a two-point conversion was incomplete. Early in the fourth quarter the Tigers began their first deep penetra- tion into General territory behind the skillful leadership of quarterback Lipscomb. Three pass completions to iunior wingback George I-leilig. moved the ball to the WHL 10. Lipscomb carried from there for six points on a slant off right tackle. L. to r.: Pickens, McLaughlin, Finger ,f Ili! A 'ls K L. to r.: Perkins, Edwards, Poss FREDERICK-30, I-IAMPDEN-SYDNEY 12 Nansemond County, Virginia, November 1-Perhaps it was the wind coming in from Hampton Roads that defeated the Tigers at Frederick College, 50-12. One thing is certain, the Frederick Lions had some kind of assistance to score 2-1 points in ten minutes-10 of these points in a period of less than twenty-live seconds. Wade Traynham was the big man for the Lions as he kicked three wind-backed held goals and three extra points. Hampden-Sydney, outweighed as much as fifty pounds at the tackles, took a 12-6 half-time lead on two runs by quarterback Whitey Lipscomb. The Tiger's initial touchdown featured a 29 yard run by Buster Lam- may down to the Lions' 24 yard line. Six plays later Lipscomb went over for the score. Lipscomb flipped a screen pass to George Heilig, netting 42 yards and setting up the second Tiger score from the seven. Lipscomb carried his second touchdown over from the live. The heavy wind hampered both squads, especially in the punting department. Frederick kicked four times and Hampden-Sydney six. both having an eighteen yard average. One Hampden-Sydney punt in the first period against strong gusts netted only two yards. ipscomb is b opped Heilig Eyes the Ball li k, X ,. ' -N' .44-Q' mf- if A at bv! L, to r.: DeBell, Lammay, Druen HAMPDEN-SYDNEY-12, CENTRE-7 In the last home game of the season, the Tigers of Hampden-Sydney entertained the Praying Colonels of Centre College in Kentucky, and defeated them 12-T. Two second quarter touchdowns proved to be enough for the Tiger victory. Steady running by sophomore fullback Ty Tysinger helped move the ball from the H-S 'io down to the Centre 25. On the first play from the 25 yd. line, freshman quarterback George Summers con- nected with Charles Stuart on a pass play that carried to the 10. Fresh- man fullback Jimmy Null then plunged the pigskin to paydirt. The conversion attempt was wide. Centre was forced to punt after failing to move the ball on the next set of downs. Whitey' Lipscomb returned the punt 16 yards to the Praying Colonels' 44, and the stage was set for the second Tiger score of the day. After picking up lil yards on successive runs. Ty- singer cracked over the goal for another touchdown. The half ended 12-U, Defensive plays hy guard Sid Druen and center Steve DeBell quickly snuffed out any fourth quarter upset hopes that Centre might have had. Druen, a senior, intercepted a quick iump pass thrown from the Tiger 38. On the march again. with four minutes to play, Centre passed and DeBell, a sophomore, intercepted near the midfield stripe. Prom that point the Bengals ran out the clock with time-consuming line plunges, ending the game 12-7. The Team at Ease Soucek Gains Around End .2218 ' . f l1 if l!l'N If ' l 5 Soucek Follows His Blockers HAM PDEN-SYDNEY- l -i, RANDOLPH-MACON-7 Ashland, Virginia, November 16-Hampden-Sydney was able to stave ol? a tired up Randolph-Macon team and earn a 14-7 victory in the seasons finale with this potent rival. Randolph-Macon scored early in the ball game when a Jacket line- back recovered a Hampden-Sydney fumble on the Tigers own Z7 yard line on the seventh play of the game. Yellow jacket halfback Pat Piercy then proceeded to gain Zl yards and go over for the Randolph-Macon score. R-M made the extra point and led 7-0. The Tigers then went on the march. With Randolph-Macon's tackles and ends protecting the outside, the Tigers moved S0 yards through the middle of the line and through the air. Quarterback Whitey Lipscomb completed two third down passes, one for 17 yards, the other for lO yards, to end Billy Edwards. Archie Soucek then ran l5 yards to put the ball on the seven yard line. Soucek later crashed over from the one for the score. Lipscomb's two point extra point play failed and Randolph-Macon maintained the lead, 7-6. Tiger center George Perkins recovered a Yellow Jacket fumble on the Jackets' -12 yard line and Hampden-Sydney was ahead four plays later. Lipscomb threw 21 yards to George Heilig and Soucek ran to the 10 yard line. After Lipscomb picked up tive, Soucek gained the L, to r.: Soucek, Pritchett, Shirley HA,-dl-t X-1 lf J N t t qi L . 4 . r , i tr J ' 13, ll 3' - 1 . 1 ,ie ' . , , . , c , ' Q ,AJ X' .Rf J -x -if 4' .. I 1 I A IIS' Lipscomb7 Where the Hell are You? next tive and the score, Lipscomb passed to Heilig for the two extra points and the Tigers were in the lead tu stay. 14-'. ln the third quarter also Randolph-Macon moved to the Hampden- Sydney SU after they intercepted a Tiger pass, but then Lipscomb picked oil a jacket pass. With Soucek gaining 32 yards up the middle, H-S reached the R-M ll, but Lipscomb's fourth down run was halted inches short of the nrst down. Randolph-lNIacon came up with two serious threats in the fourth quarter. With pint-sized quarterback Charles Rippon calling the signals, the Yellow jackets drove to the H-5 four yard line, However, the threat faded when 'lim Null and Buster Lammay tossed Rippon for a seven yard loss, and Rippon's fourth down pass sailed inches over the fingers of a receiver in the end-zone, With four minutes remaining, RandolphfMacon ran a screen pass that carried to the Tigers 2-l yard line. In the next three plays RfMC gained six yards and the sophomore quarterback -lack Frazee was as- signed to run over one of the games most important plays. Frazee. who had not played all day, ran an option to the right, He had blockers in front and had a hole spotted. But H-SC end Walt Mcliibbon, having himself seen very little action during the day, in a desperation dive. nailed Frazee at the seventeen and the issue was decided. L. to r.: Pollard, Goggin, Null 3' Q4 , as a ,tif X .1 gig! 5 V. ,I Edwards Makes the Gr ib K' L' ,Af 3 fi -L , 7 . t Q ' f in-1 wal BASKETBALL RESULTS H-S Davidson H-S Wfilliam at Mary H-S Lynchburg H-S R.P.I. H-S Bridgewater H-S Pembroke State I-I-S Newport News H-S Newport News H-S Bridgewater H-S Randolph-Macon BASKETBALL 52 98 49 S1 76 62 116 78 104 62 104 75 94 66 77 71 59 56 S1 91 11-S Old Donnnmn H-S Balrinwre H-S Ruginllkb H-S Lymhburg H-b Mt. Sr. Marys H-S XX'.1shington Coll H-S Randolph-Macon H-S R.P.I. H-S Roanoke H-S Old Dominion S1111 Img 71 lf ri Whnte Rxcharclson Blackburn Quarles Yarosz, Snyder, Lawrence. WitrhoeHr, Booth, Rathman F'-I i .1 The 1965-6-A basketball season was an up and down algfair for the Tigers. The season opened with loss to nationally ranked Davidson. Co-Captain Mike Crone was high for the Tigers with 1-l points as the Tigers came out on the short end of .1 98-52 score. The Tigers then journeyed to Willianl and Mary to meet their second Southern Conference opponent in as many games. junior center Ed XVitthoeFft led the Tigers with 15 points in an Sl--i9 defeat. Returning to their own conlerence the Tigers downed Lynchburg 76-62. Sophomore Thom Quarles was high with 22 points. The Bengals continued their winning ways by down- ing R.P.I. 116-'H Co-Captain Phil Lotz led the as- sault with a personal career high of 53- points. Bridgewater was the next victim of the charging Tigers. Lutz was again high for H-S with 21 points as the nnal score read 10-i-62. Pembroke State broke to an early 20 point lead, but the men from Death Valley were not to be denied. With a devastating full court press and Thom Quarles' ll points the Tigers pulled it out 104-75. The Shipbuilders from Newport News were the Tigers fifth straight victim. With Quarles again lead- ing the way with 20 points, the Tigers won it 9-l-66. After the Christmas break the Tigers returned to their winning waysg Newport News was again the vic- Lotz Hits for Two X Q9fsCI1,4 tw ff I STAFF XVILLIAM PEGRAM Btziieifmfl Cmrfli Trickler jumps l 1 l - rv ip. .3 ...tank LC. fig. AW .4-'yi ' Trickler Drives In tim, this time by a 77-71. The Tigers were paced by Phil Lotz with 2-I points and some brilliant last min- ute clutch play by Sophomore Frank Booth. In their best defensive showing of the year, the Tigers won their seventh straight by a 59-56 count over Bridgewater. Thom Quarles was high with 20 points, as the Eagles were limited to a total of 17 points in the second half. The Yellow jackets of Randolph-Macon then ended the win streak by a score of 91-81. Phil Lotz with a valiant effort in the losing cause poured through 20 markers. The Tigers, suddenly rlat, dropped another decision, this time to Old Dominion SO-76. Lotz, the only Tiger still playing well, was again high with 22. Baltimore University then invaded Death Valley and administered the Tigers third straight defeat S2-SO. junior Steve Snyder, who Came on strong at the end XWirthoeFft Lays One In of the year, was high with 21 points. The Bengals put forth a valiant try for a victory at Roanoke, but were downed S6-S5 in overtime. Big gun for the Tigers was Phil Lotz with 26 points. The Tigers linally ended their losing skien with a 76-61 victory at Lynchburg. Thom Quarles paced the efiort with 25 points. The warriors from the Hill then ran into a cling- ing defense thrown up by Mt. St. Mary's, and came out on the short end, 67-49. Lotz was high with 14. Washington College was the next stop and the Tigers administered a 110-S9 thrashing of the home club. Thom Quarles led the avalanche with 36 points. The Tigers even then were soundly thumped by Ran- dolph- Macon 117-87. The only bright spot in an other- wise dismal outing was the brilliant shooting of Quarles who was again high with 36. Quarles continued his phenomenal scoring spree in -V I leading the Bengals to an H536 victory over R.P.1. 1-ie scored 50. The Tigers then gained revenge for an early defeat at the hands of Roanoke by trouncing them 10575, Quarles again was magnificent, swishing home Bl markers to show the way. The season then ended on a sour note as Old Do- minion came to Gammon Gymnasium and emerged with a 78-'S victory. Quarles was high for the losers with 22. This was the tinal season of play for two senior co-captains, Mike Crone and Phil Lotz. Lotz linished his linest campaign, averaging 18.8 points per game and did some outstanding board work. Crone, with a 10 point average, was even more valuable due to his excellent Hoof play. Despite the loss ol these two stalwarts the Hampden- Sydney basketball future should be bright. For the tirst time in many years the Tigers had .1 freshman team. Leading contenders lor varsity positions from that squad will be Tom Richardson, Russ Parker and Tmrmnly' Lawrente, all of whom have seen some varsity action. In addition there will be eight returnees with varsity experience: rising seniors Dave Trickler, Ed Witthoedt, Steve Snyder, vlerf Bowker and Ernie Rathf mann along with rising juniors Frank Booth and Thom Quarles. A special Dole is in order about the line play ol Quarles. He led the scorers with an even 20 point average and was second in rebounds. He is the main hope of Tiger fans to carry the basketball fortunes to new heights. FRESHMAN TEAM fl.. Io RJ: Richardson, McCormick, Rosenstock, Fritzlen, .-.. Ei Robbins, Lawrence, White, Yarosz, Parker. Robinson. 'nn Y all 155 if i n- .. za. Q 1 'i it kr Q is nu- i . as ' 55 3' V ggi? at sb t JN? V .5 y sa -f E -was s ,Kuna 0. if X Ti .,.p PETE HATCHER Captain TENN S The 1965 edition of the Hampden-Sydney tennis team completed another one of its most successful seasons under the confident and cape able leadership of Head Coach Stokeley Fulton and Team Captain Pete Hatcher. With a line rec- ord of 12 wins against 5 defeats, the tennis team won the Southern Division Championship of the Mason-Dixon Conference and iinished second to Loyola of Baltimore in the championship match. One of these losses was to a non-collegiate team, ie., the powerful Army team from Fort Eustis in Hampton, Virginia. Through the past two sea- sons, the tennis team has lost only two collegiate matches as against having won 25 matches. The top six men were composed of Pete Hatch- er, George Heilig, Buddy Saunders. Bing Gentry, Grayson Boyce and jim Patton. There were two important wins that are re- membered as highlights of the season. The hrst came in the early part of the season when the team scored an exciting 5-ii victory over highly regarded Washington and Lee University. The second highlight and our most important confer- ence victory was a 6-3 victory over Randolph- Macon in early May which avenged a loss to them the week before. This gave us the Southern Division Championship and sent us to the cham- pionship match against Loyola. Thanks must also go to the lower players on the ladder, such as .lim Morris, Scott Street and Al Ringewald, who also contributed greatly to the success of the 1963 team. Sfiruffifflg fl, In ztlf l-leilig, Street, Boyce, Patton, Morris. Saunders, Gentry. Kneeling fl. fri r,l.' Hatcher. Coach liultun. 4, ISGH RESTLI G The 1965-64 edition of the Tiger Wrest- ling Squad was composed of Bob Graham, 125 lb.: Jeff Reed, 130 lb.g Skip Kight and Ham Scherer, 157 lb.g Madison Cummings, 147 lb.g Gordon Reamey, 157 lbg Buzzy Yount, 167 lb.: 'lohn Franklin. 177 lb,, and Herb Sebren, 191 lb. The team posted wins over Newport News, American University. and R.P.I. twice. thus proving that even dur- ing 11 rebuilding year such as this, wins can be brought home. Couch Wfacker is looking forward to a very good team next season with the return of all of his lettermen from this year. Left In Riglrf x 4 i Bfaxwell, Reed, Cumm ings 4, 4. alex if 1- - Ai f Pm re- 1 fa- . t 1 . -- 1 ' Q2 f- ' ' f'-5 1 f 7 ' ' 5- N tx -41 Y-1 Mg. X X X . ix NX g .. N, X 1-Q I X 4 f Q i 1 , 4 X 1 1 , if i K , f X 1 S i ' l Left rn Rigln-Boswell, Kight, Cummings. Graham, Maxwell, Beck, Scherer, Franklin, Reed, Yount. Suhrcn lfor the lirst time in several years the Hampden- Sydney College baseball team traveled south during the spring vacation. Had they not made that southern trip their lackluster ll!-li overall record would have been better. Facing the 1962 NAIA champion, Southern Georgia, in the Hrst two contests or the season, the Tigers went down to defeat twice, N-U, and S-5, SEQ powerhouse Florida University also tripped the Fighting Ben- gals twice, while l-l-SC took victories over -lack- sonville University, 3-l. and Stetson, -i-l. The Tigers returned to Death Valley sun-tanned- but with 21 dismal 1-5 won lost record. Ty Tysin- ,ser and Dave Trickler proved to be the batting champs of the southern tour. Bob Maxwell and Steve Sanderson led the mound corps. Returning to the Mason-Dixon Conference and the Little Eight, the Death Valley warriors fared much better, posting -i-o and 5-5 records, respsc- tively. Freshman Mark Chinn turned in several fine performances on the mound for the Tigers and Whitey' Lipscomb performed equally as well with the bat, Art Matney hurled a brilliant four-hit shut- out over Randolph-Macon, the linal score being ll-0. ln the NCAA Atlantic Ciast Regional Playotlfs, held at Death Valley, the Tigers were defeated by the University of Bulialo, ll-2 and then came back to edge the U. S. Coast Guard Academy -i-3. BASEBALL f 111 ff I I McDaniel Tovincs McDaniel Stuart Mitchell Trickler, Crone, Tysingc-r. Baci U. In fl: Davis. Lipscomb Chinn Morris Shumatc Robertson Matncy Sanderson Cook. neg The 1963 seasonal statistics showed that fresh- man Travis Tysinger led the regulars at the plate with a .396 batting averagze and 24 RBI's. Sopho- more Bob Maxwell led the mound staff, posting a 3-0 record. Fred Mitchell was the recipient of the Ray A. Moore Most Valuable Player Award and the sportsmanship award went to Tom McDaniel. 4 SCHEDULE Hampden-Sydney 0 HampdenASytlnc-y lil Georgia Southern S U. of Connecticut S Hampden-Sydney 3 Hampden-Sydney S Wh Georgia Southern 8 Old Dominion C1 iqmvgiicgrlinwgwta Q Hampden-Sydney -l Hampden-Sydney Ill T Florida University 16 R.P.I. 5 - Hampden-Sydney 2 Hampden-Sydney ' Florida University I6 Bridgewater T Hampden-Sydney 5 Hampden-Sydney X Stetson 5 Muskingum 2 Si Hampden-Sydney 4 Hampden-Sydney lil Y Stetson I R.P.l. 6 i '- Hampden-Sydney 5 Hampden-Sydney 0 E jacksonville Univ 5 Randolph-Macon I ' ' Hampden-Sydney 5 Hampden-Sydney 0 l l X l jacksonville Univ. 1 Bridgewater 2 X l X Hampden-Sydney l Hampden-Sydney 1 l X d Southern Conn. ' Randolph-Macon 0 Hampden-Sydney 2 Hampden-Sydney fl XX ILLIAM PEGRAM Baltimore Univ. 5 Lynchburg ' Bklfvfhlff CWIZY Hampden-Sydney 6 Hampden-Sydney 9 Catholic Univ. 4 Old Dominion ll Hampden-Sydney 10 Lynchburg 3 Tysinger Rounds First Mitchell Catches Him at Third I' y, , 1 .'g-:yu ' - iff? '7' 'f id.: V' iv V ...dv ' , V . - 'M .-,-,. .. . - . nn' 5 -- 1 - -fx'-.ls .N - ' . ' -. ' ' 'x - . 1, ' fb,-,I W. -!- Q9 - m','N:3 f 4 5' ' ' 127- - 'Ci' .x f Q T elif? . 'of.a.,::'frf... L-.:.r. .,.f-N. ' -.ww The strength of Coach Lou Wacker's 1963 track squad was not found in number but rather in versatility and desire. The Tiger squad ol only eleven men won three of its seven dual meets. including a victory over arch rival Ran- dolph-Macon College. Senior Bill Caperton, enjoying his best season since setting two school records in 1959. paced the squad in scoring and was a consistent winner for the Bengals in the middle distance events. In the first two meets of the season. the team's lack of depth was evident as they bowed to Bridgewater College and Washingtfmn and Lee University. The Tigers bounced back, however, and downed Lynchburg College 68 to 5-1 for their first victory of the season. A strong and talented Roanoke team defeated the Tigers in their next outing despite a fine effort by Bill Caperton who posted his best time of the year in winning the SSO yard run. The Tiger Cindermen finished the '65 season strong as they captured two out of their last three meets, losing only to Old Dominion Col' lege, the Little Eight Champions. Stzfzdnrg ll lo rl Miller Betgren Matrox lxoch Woody Ncbrcn Yount, Smith, Davis, Washburn, Parrott. In winning their second meet of the year against Guilford College, Coach XY'.1CliCf-S eleven- man squad mastered its biggest point spread of the season as they downed the Quakers 'T to 5 4. The Tigers' third yittory was a dramatie, see- saw hatrle against their arch rivals in the final dual meet ol the season. After the lead ol the meet changed hands all afternoon, the Tiger thin- elads found themselves trailing oil to 5' with only one event lelt. The H-SC mile relay team provided the most extiting moment of the track season as they clinched the meet for a 61 to 60 victory over Randolph-Macon College, The dra- matic moment came on the fourth lap of the mile relay when Bill Caperton, the relay anchorman, almost dropped the relay baton in the exchange from his teammate. Caperton. however, trailing the yellow jacket runner by fifteen yards, made up the difference in .1 tremendous last lap to give the Tigers their biggest win of the season. MIEIET RESULTS H-SC 3' Bridgewater College N5 H-SC eil Xvashington K Lee Univ. 98 H-SC 68 Lynthhurg College 56 H-SC 4212 Roanoke College TNI 3 H-SC Guilford College 5-i H-SC FN Old Dominion College H4 H-SC 62 Randolph-Macon College 60 UP iifhl UWT N ith Hinds on to C t trt- 1 in BOB BENNETT Ctzpfajzi GOLF 1965 GOLF TEAM The 1965 edition of the Hampden-Sydney Golf Team enioyed another winning season with a record of 5-2-2. Under the able tutelage of Coach Richard Burrell. the Linksmen swung their way to victories over Roanoke 125, Vfashington and Lee. Bridgewater, and R.P.I, The losses came at the hands of Lynchburg and V.M.l. while the ties were with Old Dominion and Randolph- Macon. Led by Captain Bobby Bennett, the Tigers also tinished third in the Small College Division of the State Tournament played at The Cascades. The linksmen with returning lettermen Phil Lotz, Charlie Thompson, Joe Tuck, Murray Hooker and jim Robertson look forward to an even more successful season in 1964. I. to R : Blythe, Robertson. Tuck. Lotz, Thompson, Bennett, Hooker. J! mx -ur ' -Q 2' ri! Firft may fleft to rigblr: Matrox. Heilig, Null, Cummings, S54-mzii' 1-fiat Edwards, Pritchett, Snyder, Lotz, McLaughlin, Reed. Tbinl' ron: Mcliibbon. SPORTS HONORS FOOTBALL HONORS, 1965: Sid Druen-First team All-Mason-Dixon, All- Virginia Small College, Sportsmanship Award, Co-Captain 1964 Tigers. Sandy McLaughlin-First team All'Mason- Dixon. Honorable Mention All-Virginia Small College. George Heilig-Honorable Mention All-Mason- Dixon, All-Virginia Small College. Archie Soucek-Honorable Mention All-Ma- son-Dixon. Whitey Lipscomb-All-Virginia Small College fHonorary Captainj, Most Valuable Player Award. Buster Lammay-Honorable Mention All-Vir- ginia Small College, Kenny Pritchett-Honorable Mention All-Vir- ginia Small College, Co-Captain 1964 Tigers. Walt McKibbon-Honorable Mention All-Vir- ginia Small College. jimmy Null-Best Defensive Player Award. Billy Edwards-Most Improved Player Award. George Perkins-Co-Captain 1964 Tigers. Dickie Cralle-Co-Captain 1964 Tigers. 165 BASKETBALL HONORS, 1965: Phil Lotz-Most Valuable Player Award Honorable Mention All-Mason-Dixon, Second Team All-Virginia Small College. Thom Quarles-First Team All-Mason-Dixon Second Team All-Virginia Small College. i Steve Snyder-Sportsmanship Award. BASEBALL HONORS, 1965: Ty Tysinger-Second Team All-American. Fred Mitchell-Most Valuable Player Award. Tom McDaniel-Sportsmanship Award. WRESTLING HONORS, 1965: Jeff Reed-Most Valuable Award. Bob Maxwell-Sportsmanship Award. Madison Cummings-Bradley Outstanding Wrestler Award. SPRING SPORTS HONORS, 1965: Don Matrox-Joshua XVarren Wfhite Sports- manship Award of the Year, Track Sportsman- ship Award. Bill Caperton-Most Valuable Award CTrackJ Pete Hatcher-Tennis Trophy. 3. Q r 4 Qu. . K J 4-uv XJ Lefl Io Right-McXVilliams, Fuller I TR MURAL WW: have been very fortunate here at Hampden- Sydney to have had an active intramural system, providing athletic competition for those not wishing to take part in our varsity program. The system is composed of the eight social fraternities competing in eight sports for the intramural cup, which is awarded to that group with the greatest number of points at the end of the year. The sports are divided into two groups, touch football, A-League basket- ball, and softball being the major sports, while B-League basketball, ping-pong, pool. horseshoes, and volleyball are the minor sports. David Fuller is this years Intramural Manager. It is his task to schedule all games. tabulate the points. and provide jersies and equipment. In football the Kappa Sigs went undefeated to take the crown. Second place was won by the Pikas, and third place was a tie between the Kappa Alphas and the Chi Phis. In A-League basketball, the Theta Chis took the cham- pionship, beating the Pikas in a playoff game. The Pikas took second place, and third place went to the Kappa Sigs. Theta Chi Basketball Champs KAP?-1 Si!! F00fbF-U Ch3fHP5 ,+- JH 'fu Ali '-vii 'i f E 1 isa I I it ww f YJ 'F -SH! 164 l 'W ,..,..- -- ,..,.-w I . Laci? 1 Sigma Nu's Trounce Pika's Using Your Head in --1-Q .qi 'V 'Un- Thc Deacon Fires Half-time Flake ' TODAY IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO BE DRUNKg AND THIS OUR QUEEN SHALL BE AS DRUNK AS HENRY FIELDINC 166 Es- II 01131: Sllanfa Bar FEATURES MISS SUSAN LAURA BOWMAN Randolph4Macon XX7oman's College Sponsored by David Wilson Reynolds Kappa Sigma Fraternity KALEI DOSCOPE QUEEN ,Iml'geJ.' Dr. Walter Taylor Reveley, Dt. William C. Holbrook, Dr. Philip H. ROPP, Dr. Willard F. Bliss, Mr Robert T. Hubard, Jr. -:H 168 li'- - ' I ai Q .gf ,is AQ 4' 5 4' x -in -9 K I 3:3 naw ,ia ifinwx , I TQ. We gh I it 1 I I C . , , A I , I ig' 9 - :'- E I . , if -. . 6 S ,J fu k V , YF 9 . ' -auf' INIISS ,IANICE POND MISS CHARLOTTE ANN BURNER Sponsored by George Fairfax Perkins Hollins College Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Sponsored by Charles C. NValtori. IV Sigma Nu Colony MRS. JOHN ARCHER KOCI-I, JR. MISS SUSAN I-IAVVKES MISS MEADE BOSXVELL Longwood College Longwood College Burltevillc, Virginia Sponsored by john Archer Koch, jr. Sponsored by Charles Thomas Cayce Sponsored by John McLean Boswell Theta Chi Fraternity Kappa Alpha Fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity MISS BETTY XVI-IITTEN MISS JANET ANN SIDOTI Sponsored by Robert Carleton Winier Longwood College Sigma Chi Fraternity Sponsored by Andrew 'Ierome Button Chi Phi Fraternity Touch Fmwthull Game ' 1 L., Alia fir 'I A Hampden-Sydney Tradition u I s 1 Vs ,a 'ad ' 2, 5 .fi ,uf An Omen wt Things m Curnu! Revolt on the Campus Pnl F Rf Hai. N mlllcs xpur Ixucrx rn xutnr ' as 3 x Reg Lifflc RLTIU 4 ug LrI'1fULlkh.lIWlL'N ITLHY rlwir Juni nv.. sa. ' The Days of Wine and Roses Theta Chi's Carry the Table Cloth to Ashland U il U 1- Q Spectators Enjoy Baseball Game in Death Valley Fearless Freddie at the Line in the Second Annual C.l.R. MQ ' .---I-vi' 1 Parrwtt givus thc shut .lgsmpx Cullchuu Buxxl ,I-YYUUYS ia Sifif., 'QWQ -22.1. J, x I3-Uv. ' , 'wfilfififf ,Na+-N . W ,,.,4 U .lt Ciullcgc Sin 'P '- ' -- ,37 '1u.5.,.J,, . LDL-vf7iI.5Y'2 ,-..f,,,.,..-.+. cb Nu, I nildnlt Mill yu EPILOGUE We are deeply grateful to all of those who gave their time and support to the publication of the 1964 KALEIDOSCOPE. Special thanks go to the students and faculty members whose con- tributions made this book possible. We express appreciation to Mr. William P. Blackwell of Lynchburg Engraving Company and Mr. Austin Taylor of The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company for their valuable aid in setting up and carrying out the plans for the bookg to Mr. Frank Schimenti of Colonna Studios for his coopera- tiong and to Mr. joseph Trotter, Mrs. Graves Thompson, Mr. Paul Grier, and Dan Hawkes of the Farmrille Herald for their help in securing pictures for us. The help of all of these people has enabled us to produce a book that we hope you will value through the years. DAVID D. ADDISON, Editor-in-Chief JOHN C. PARROTT, Arrirtmzz Editor W. SCOTT STREET, III, Bzzrinerr Manager -si 174 E1- SENIOR DIRECTORY ADDISON, DAVID DUNHAM, 5117 Evelyn Byrd Road, Richmond, Va.: Kappa Sigma, ODK, Pi Delta Epsilon: Kappa Sigma Scribe 13,43, class officer, Vice President 133, President 143: ODK, Vice President 143, Student Assembly 133: Glee Club 1l,23: Pi Delta Epsilon 12,3,43, Secretary-Treasurer 133, Presi- dent 143: KALEIDOSCOPE, Business Staff 123, Busi- ness Manager 133, Editor 143: Secretary Young Re- publicans Club: Whos Who Among Students itl Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. AKERS. JAMES CURTIS, JR., Stuart, Virginia. ALEXANDER, JOHN LOWELL, 339 Washington. N. E., Albuquerque, N. M.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Eta Sigma Phi 143: Glee Club 1l,2,3,43, Secretary 133, President 143: Chemistry Lab Assistant 13,43: Chapel Organist: Student Christian Association 13,43. ANDERSON, DAVID JAMES, 44 Sussex Drive, Ports- mouth, Va.: Sigma Nu Colony: President 13,432 De- bate Team 1l,2 3, Secretary-Treasurer 113: Jongleurs 123: Eta Sigma Phi 1Z,3,43: Tiger 12,333 Intrafra- ternity Council 1433 Psi Chi 13,43: UP Society 11,23, Secretary 123: Student Bible Assistant 123: Physics Lab Assistant 13,43g Tau Kappa Alpha 12,3,43, Presi- dent 13,433 Alpha Psi Omega 12,3,43: Phi Beta Kappa 143: College Bowl Team: lVlJo's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. BAILEY, LOUIS PHILIP, JR., Nathalie, Va.: Chi Phi: Mathematics Grader 143: Booster Club 143. BERGERON, JOHN HAMILTON, 6712 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va.: Theta Chi: Psi Chi 13.43. BLUE, DOUGALD LEAC1-1, 111, 2405 Alycia Ave.. Richmond, Va.: Theta Chi: Pi Delta Epsilon 12,3,43, Vice President 13,434 UP Society 11,233 Tiger 11,2,- 3,43, Feature Editor 123, Associate Editor 133, Editor 143: Board of Publications: Wbo's Who Among Stu- dents in Ameriran Universities and Colleges. BLUNDELL, FRANK HAWTHORNE, Ralston Rd., Rockville, Md.: Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager: Tiger 11,2,3,43, Circulation Manager 143: Cross Country 113: Pi Delta Epsilon 13,43. BLYTHE, HAROLD URQUHART, Box 73. Rt. 2, Franklin, Va.: KA, Secretary: Golf 133: Interfraternity Council 1339 Physics Lab Assistant 143: Football 1235 Smdent Christian Association 11,2,3,43. 13 BOULDIN, EDWIN EDMUNDS, JR., 209 Vlestview Ave., N. W., Winston-Salem, N. C.: Kappa Sigma: Student Assistant in Bible 12.331 Jongleurs 113. BOYD, JOHN PEYTON MCGUIRE, Brent, Highland Rd., Richmond, Va.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Football 113: Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 113: Eta Sigma Phi 12,3,43: Macon Reed Math Award: Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship Award: George E. Tuckett Scholarship Award: Phi Beta Kappa 143: lV'lJo's llvbu Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges. CARTER, WILLIAM KENT. JR., 1109 High Street, Farmville, Va.: Kappa Sigma: Football 13.433 Class Otiicer 113, President: Track 11,23: KALEIDOSCOPE 13 3. CAVER, MICHAEL DAVID, 1005 Francisco Rd., Rich- mond, Va.: Chi Phi: Student Christian Association 12. 3,43: Fraternity Representative 123: Fraternity Repre- sentative 133: Senior Class Representative 143: Jon- gleurs 1l,2,3,43: Interfraternity Council 143: Chemis- try Lab Assistant 1l,2,3,43: Sigma Upsilon 12,3,43, President 143: Alpha Psi Omega 12,3,43: H-S Maga- zine, Non-Fiction Prize 123: Glee Club 11,331 Sparks Memorial Award, 1962-63 1Academic Award, Chi Phi Fraternity3: Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. CHAPPELL, WILLIAM BATES, 3211 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, Va.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Treasurer 143: Honor Council 11,2,3,431 Student Christian Association 11,2, 3,-13, Secretary 123: UP 133, President 143: ODK 13,43: U 'bo's Wfho Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. CLINE, JOHN BRIGHAM, 315 Little Falls St., Falls Church, Va.: Track 1333 Glee Club 11,232 Physics Lab Instructor 133. COUCHMAN, DAVID MICHAEL, 160 South 10th St., Wytheville, Va.: Sigma Nu: Football 113g Sigma Nu Chaplain: Jongleurs 11,2,3,43, Vice President 123, President 13,433 Baseball 113, Manager: Tiger 113: Alpha Psi Omega 12,3,43, President 13.43: Director of Athletic Publicity 123: Winner of Best Actor of Year Award 12,33. CRALLE, RICHARD FITZGERALD. 406 3rd Ave., Farmville, Va.: Sigma Chi: Football 11,2,3,43, Cap- tain 143: Varsity Club 12,3,43. CRONE, MICHAEL TYLER, 2220 5th Ave., Rich- mond, Va.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Basketball 11.2,3,43, Co- Captain 143: Baseball 11,2,3,43. Ee- SENIOR DIRECTORY CRUZE, RICHARD TEMPLE, 4000 Kanawha Ave., Charleston, W. Va., Kappa Sigma, Tiger 623. DAVENPORT, JOHN SIDNEY, 6132 St. Andrew's Lane, Richmond, Va., Kappa Sigma, Tiger 61,2,33, Sports Editor 62,33, Pi Delta Epsilon 623,431 KALEI- DOSCOPE 63,4 3, Fraternity Editor 643, Wrestling Team, Young Republicans. DOUTHAT, JAMES F., Blue Hills, Rt. 11, Roanoke, Va., Kappa Sigma, Class OH'icer, Secretary-Treasurer 643, KALEIDOSCOPE Business Staff 643. DRAKE, FLETCHER FITZGERALD, 421 Ridgeley Rd., Norfolk, Va.: Eta Sigma Phi 62,3,43. DUDLEY, ALDRICH I, 6609 Three Chopt Rd.. Rich- mond, Va., Chi Phi, Rush Chairman 623, Social Chair- man 643, Student Assembly 623, Glee Club 61,23, Wrestling 613. EDMUNDS, HUGH GARLAND, 3208 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond, Va., Kappa Sigma, Treasurer 633, Vice President 643, Tiger 633, Interfraternity Coun- cil 63,43, Young Republicans 61,2,3,43, Vice Presi- dent 643, KALEIDOSCOPE 643. ELLIOT, JAMES ROBERTSON, JR., 1204 Bucking- ham Ave., Norfolk, Va., Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Trainer 623, Football 61,3,43, Track 613, Chi Beta Phi 62,3,43, President 643. ELLIS, RONALD LEE, 4902 Riverside Drive, Rich- mond, Va., Theta Chi, House Manager 643. ENGEL, GERALD LAWRENCE, 3943 Orchard Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Chi Beta Phi 62,5,43, Stu- dent Assistant 62,3,43. Chemistry 623, Math and Physics 653, Math 643. FULLER, DAVID CHIPMAN, 313 46th St., Virginia Beach, Va., Kappa Alpha, Intramural Manager 643. GAMBILL, MAC ARMOUR, Southwood, Welch, W. Va., Lambda Chi Alpha, Student Assembly 643. GENTRY, FRED BINGHAM, JR., 3480 Peakwood Dr., S. W., Roanoke, Va., Kappa Sigma, Tennis 61,2, 3,43, Varsity Club 61,2,5,43. GIGLIO, WALLACE WILLIAM, 3 Simmons St., Tor- rington, Conn., Chi Phi, Football 61,2,33. 176 GILLS, JULIAN CHARLES, P. O. Box 607, Appo- mattox, Va., Chi Beta Phi 63,43, Vice President 643, Student Assistant Physics 653, Chemistry 643, Research Associate 62,5,43. GLADSTONE, DONALD ROBERTS, Exmore, Va., Pi-Kappa Alpha, IFC and Sergeant-at-Arms 643, In- terfraternity Council 643. GRAVES, EDWIN HAWLEY, JR., 1665 Brandon Ave.. Petersburg, Va., Pi Kappa Alpha, Representative to SCA 643, Student Christian Association 623,433 Eta Sigma Phi 62,5,43, President 643, Glee Club 61,23. HENSLEY, LARRY DONALD, 821 Windham St.. South Hill, Va., Phi Beta Kappa 643, Student Assistant Chemistry 623, Biology and Bible 643, Participant Pre- liminary College Bowl Competition 643, Chemical Re- search 623. HINES, ROBERT LEE, JR., 214 Park Lane, South Hill, Va., Chi Phi, Tiger Band 61,2533 Glee Club 61,2,3,43, H-S Magazine 61,235 U-P Society 625,433 KALEIDO- SCOPE 61,23, Student Assistant History 63,43. HOLLAND, CARLYLE PEERMAN, S15 Danville Ave., Suifolk, Va., Theta Chi, Vice President 643, Tennis 633, Tiger 653, Fencing 61,23. JARRATT, ROBERT DEVEREUX, Box 253, Floyd, Va., Lambda Chi Alpha, Corresponding Secretary 633, Treasurer 643 . JOBE, NATHANIEL ABRAHAM, JR., Buchanan St., St. Paul, Va., Pi Kappa Alpha, Class Oflicer, Historian 633, Basketball 613, Baseball 613, KALEIDOSCOPE 643. KOCH, JOHN A., JR., 3504 Edgewood Ave., Rich- mond, Va., Theta Chi, Football 6331 Class Officer, His- torian 613, Basketball 613, Track 61,2,3,431 Cross Country 613, Varsity Club 61,2,5,43, Moore Award for Track 623. LAWRENCE, WILLIAM JAMES, 3112 Allendale St., Roanoke, Va., Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary 62,33, Vice President 643, Tiger, Circulation 62,3,43, Pi Delta Epsilon 63,43. Jgf- SENIOR DIRECTORY LAWSON, FONTAINE BROUN, 10 Grosscup Rd.. Charleston 4, W. Va.: Kappa Sigma: Student Christian Association C451 Basketball C1,2,3.45g Tiger Band C111 Eta Sigma Phi C451 Glee Club C15. LEWIS, THOMAS MARTIN, Wardtow'n, Va. LONG, LEONARD CECIL, 4815 E. Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Intramural Chair- man C4r: Basketball C153 Golf C45: Trafhc Monitor C45: Student Waiter C45. LOTZ, PHILIP LEE, JR., 40 College Circle, Staunton, Va.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Basketball C1,2.5.45. Co-Captain C45: Tiger C25: Varsity Club Cl.2,3,4J1 Golf C1,2,3. 451 KALEmoscoPE 13.41. LUKENS, HORACE C., JR., P. O. Box 351, Vienna, CZJ, President C3.45: Student Va.: Chi Phi, Secretary Council Alternate C45: Omicron Delta Kappa C45: Tennis C1,2,45: German Club, Student Assembly C453 Secretary-Treasurer C553 Interfraternity Council C2,3, CS,-49: Student Assistant Psy- 45: Psi Chi, President chology C3,45: Sigma Upsilon C3,45, Secretary-Treas- urer C45. LUNSFORD, CHARLES ISAAC, III, 5015 Avenham Ave., Roanoke, Va.: Kappa Sigma: KALEIDOSCOPE C3, 45. MORRISON, WAYNE ANDREW, 118 Battle St., S. E., Vienna, Va.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Tiger C2,5,45, Circulation Manager CSJ, Business Manager C451 Stu- dent Assistant Bible C2,3,45: Economics C311 Pi Delta Epsilon C3,45. OVERBEY, JESSE WILLIAM, Box 346, Chatham, V3.2 Theta Chi, Vice President Pledge Class C15, Pledge Marshal CZJ, Assistant Treasurer C55, President C453 Track C1,25: Tiger Band C1,25: Glee Club C1,25: lnterfraternity Council C451 Judicial Board C45. PADGETT, PHILIP GROVER, JR., Theta Chi House: Theta Chi, Secretary C35, Vice President and Rush Chairman C45: Jongleurs C 15, Secretary-Treasurer: Tiger News Editor C15: Glee Club C153 U-P Society C153 KALEIDOSCOPE PAGE, GEORGE WILSON, JR., 303 East Johnson St., Hartwell, Ga.: Golf C25. 421 177 PARROTT, JOHN CROMWELL, II, 3112 Somerset St., Roanoke, Va.: Kappa Sigma: Track C1,2,3,45g Eta Sigma Phi C2,5,-IJ: Glee Club Cly: Varsity Club C1,2,3,45: Pi Delta Epsilon C2,3,45g KALEIDOSCOPE C2,3,45: Student Assistant Latin C45. PARTRIDGE, LOUIS RANDOLPH, 575 Boyd St., Chase City, Va.: Class Oflicer, Vice President C15: Glee Club C1,2,3,45, Secretary C45: KALEIDOSCOPE C25: Crawley Music Award 421. PERKINS, GEORGE FAIRFAX, 421 Roslyn Ave., Colonial Heights, Va.: Pi Kappa Alpha, Sccial Chair- man C25, House Manager and Executive Committee C45: Football C1,2,3,-45, All Mason-Dixon Team C35, Captain C451 Varsity Club C1,2,3,45. PLUNKETT, GEORGE HENDERLITE, 407 Beech St., Farmville, Va. POLLARD, HENRY ROBINSON, IV, 3201 Hanes Ave., Richmond, Va.: Kappa Alpha: Class Othcer C15, President: Basketball C15: Omicron Delta Kappa C35: Student Assembly, Chairman of Student Finance Com- mittee C553 Glee Club Cl,2.555 Booster Club C2,55, President C2,35: Graduated from college in three years. ROBERTS, JOHN DERHAM, S15 Horsepen Road, Richmond 29, Va.: Chi Phi: Tiger Band C15: Varsity Club C15: Psi Chi C3,4J, Secretary-Treasurer C45: Wrestling C15. ROBERTSON, GILES MEBANE, JR., 1119 West Ave., Richmond, Va.: Chi Phi: Class Officer CZJ, Treasurer: Student Assembly Cllg Student Biology Lab Assistant C45- ROBINSON, ALFRED FRANCIS, JR., 1421 Park Ave., Richmond, Va.: Theta Chi: Basketball Manager C1,25: Eta Sigma Phi C5,-15: Student Assistant in English C2, 35: G.E. College Bowl Team C45. RUBLE, RICHARD EARL, 1902 Arlington Rd., Roa- noke, Va.: Theta Chi: Glee Club C15: Physics Lab Instructor C45. RUSSELL, CHARLES EDWARD, JR., Box 396, Churchland Branch, Chesapeake, Va.: Kappa Alpha, Vice President Pledge Class C15, Secretary and Pledge Master C35, President C45: Student Council C555 ODK C5,45: Student Assembly C2,45, Secretary-Treasa urer C25: Student Body Oflicer C25, Secretaty-Treas- 19'- SENIOR DIRECTORY urer3 Glee Club 11,211 Pi Delta Epsilon 15,411 Inter- fraternity Council 1-41, KALEIDOSCOPE 15,-41, Features Editor 151, Class Editor 141. SCHERER, JOHN HAMILTON, JR,, 1429 Park Ave., Richmond, Va.3 Chi Phi, Custodian 121, Treasurer 131, Vice President 1413 Debate Team 15,41, Vice Presi- dent 1413 Wrestling 1413 German Club, Vice Presi- dent 151, President 141: Glee Club 11,2,5,41, Treas- urer 1511 H-S Magazine 15,41, Editor Board 141: U-P Society 12,5,41, Secretary 141: Sigma Upsilon 15,-41. Vice President 141. SEMONES, JOHN DICKERSON, 508 7th St., Rad- ford, Va., Theta Chi, Vice President 1311 Class Otiicer 121, Vice President: Student Christian Association 11, 211 Student Council President 141: Student Assembly 11,2,5,41, President 1413 Student Body Otiicer, Vice President 151, President 1413 Omicron Delta Kappa 1413 Board of Publications, lI fJ0'r 1Y'l9'1 Among S111- denir in Ameriran Unirerrifier and Colfeger. SHIELD, HENRY ANDERSON, Fullstream Farm, Sabot, Va.3 Kappa Sigma, House Manager 131, Presi- dent 141: Student Assembly 15,41g Tennis 1413 Tiger 11,2,5,-41, Assistant Sports Editor 121, Sports Editor 15,413 Pi Delta Epsilon 123,413 Interfraternity Coun- cil 15,41g Junior and Senior Award for Scholarship and Leadership from Kappa Sigma National Fraternity. SMITH, CHARLES HARRISON, JR., 217 Court St., Abingdon, Va.3 Pi Kappa Alphag IFC Representative 151, President 1413 Track 115,-41, Interfraternity Council 15,41. SYDNOR, CHARLES FORD, 335 Lexington Rd., Richmond, Va., Kappa Alpha3 Class Oiicer, President 151, Vice President 1413 Student Council 123,411 ODK 15,-11, President 1413 Student Assembly 12,313 Chi Beta Phi 15,413 Judiciary Board, Chairman 1411 ODK Outstanding Freshman Awardg Adamson Scholar- ship Award, Phi Beta Kappa 1413 Chemistry Research Assistant 1211 U b0'J ll bo Among Student! in Ameri- can U11fz'e1'5i!ie.f ami Colleger. THOMAS, CLIFFORD LAMONT, Presbyterian Home, Lynchburg, Va.g Chi Phig Student Assembly 141L Glee Club 1l,2,3,411 Interfraternity Council 1313 Student Assistant for German and Library 15,41. TUCK, WELDON WALTER, Virgilina, Va.3 Kappa Sigmag Student Body Oiiicer, Chairman Judiciary Board 1413 President and Organizer of H-S Young Republi cans. WARD. JEFFREY LUCKEY, Box 256, Hampden-Sycb ney, Va.3 Kappa Alphag Basketball 1113 Tiger 12,3,41, Copy Editor 13,411 Pi Delta Epsilon 13,41. 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