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

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Dedication In grateful appreciation of his service to Hampden- Sydney College and her traditions, the time he has taken to stop and talk with students individually, and his truly interesting courses through which he gives his students a broad understanding of the world and n1an's place in it, the Staff of the 1965 KALEIDOSCOPE proudly dedi- cates this book to Dr. Martin Boyd Coyner, Ir. fi x , 11: u vt? 5 A4 s I- 1. ..- :QQ ,T -Q 5 l 1 A FII N ME u ix A - IL, I g I I si n -we e' V ,-- 4 .1 F ' A I ' . , . I , 1 I n 1 '- I iq IT! . 1 . U, . . 4 . .F 1 GJ 5 . ug 1 x . SY .2 . . .. I'- 'i ,,L'i7'7 'iiw it -1 . 'ff . i f . ze M -qw.,- 11' - . .,-1 H QA 1 ' ' I 'H 71 sv' A' vt? ' Q vin' 1- 'fi 'P-'1 , V r. K -t A hp . N WHLAAE Vfjtl rl., r sf? sf. 'BH' YH J ' 'T' . -' 0 ---1--.,g,k: Fraternities. . . . . .26 Organizations . .. . . . 44 Honoraries . . . . . 72 Sports. . . . .82 Classes. . . . . .114 Features . . . . 186 A wx W H N SY N COLLEGE . ILLQEI4 1 Pl Fight fill the last gasp. YVILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 9, K K N -2. IIJ f f'xNf---- Q wi X -I4 1 b I 1 'Ax X' ' xx. 1 9 . XJ XX 1' ' ,' x3 S N .KH I ' 1 .- ' xx , 1.1 ' .x I ' ' 1 W1 X G 1 : 1 . 1 I C 'x ul'-T, ,l ,S v 'X - 'f Abi' ' -wr rw- 14154953154 - ' .0 4: 1. Nab' 'ff' .J Q fl lv'id ' A ad D l 4- ,+A Q'-V, V. of Hn 'RSL J'- 4 -, .bg -4 -Y--4, ...we The editor and staff of the 1965 KALEIDOSCOPE sincerely hope that within these pages the reader will find a picture or two that many years henceforth will bring back a memory of the sometimes glorious-sometimes depressing, but always too short days spent on the Hill. 721-1552 Ltjf,Q?'Qf,QA+fQ'Q?3f 5259- FKQ 'W , .-I. VHA- z-G J, 1 ,, me af 1 lt 'Erie-s-l'.1frf:5 13, ww ' 3 .. . '.'l' f,.,,e.,,,f-- ., - , M 11- Ak mf 'Z LLM 'Vi' lift ,gf ' 1' 550' L 'xb fs-i ' if f za-9' . af f,:s:':w if-. Q 51 .2-fr , J r. I-41-412115 7,43 4. X :N - .5-7,1 3 ,H D .1 ., 'I , 5- 35' .2-I .' 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YU! ,. :Ti t ,-v S I , , Qjf, ,, W PIU, : img s Q W Tr xi 'qgjr Imam Aifrj,-IV V .xg H - v- , 1 , , . ,, 4 f-W ' 2:1 I f JN-Y' -If 'yvfk -k v -1 fx A 'QQ f 1 5X w. 'Tr' s' 1 , if Q ,az gag q . 2, z A VL M ff! r' , ' M Nl' yw I- U- 'Q' I , X 4 Z, I ' v' 2 J. gf ,, 1, X I- wr, -. -,ff I f V A, f I , - ' 'X , , V 'f717l X424 1 Nfg iz 7 f ' 'wwmf' 5 f 1,-,X ' 5, U4 I thx vihx 14, 1- Y ' ,gg :bud 3 -' If tr., - h , A ,,,,v,,,.,,. , ,,,,,,,.,,,,4.a,??. Q- -N fazy..-'age-njpf---,ww -av-.EQ-:JU ' ,. ,,... ,-, wunjgy - , 1?Wfi,'qS?' ,3455QmJkf13.1'xg-1-'v 'Q .- K A ' 'xii ly L .1 . I Q 5? J . , yn I 1 .. 7 I if 5 ' I n. P1 'Y 5 WX 5 s Navy?-4 1 - w- ,f Aix fo, P Y X A ,-iff Ny W -I 'wr 'T Q... I2 And holiday 1e1oicmg spmt down ' l IC' vx.U F3 lt :S if Z One of the benefits of a college education is to show the boy it's little avail. V RALPH WALDO EM ERS ON I3 , P- ei? ' 'Y- R ' .-FFF ' ima .Y Y :7 ' 'fi f - ol 5 .X Q .. 1, , x . N, P ., 1 A C .4-. u 9 i .c, ... i' FTW' 'a y, Q' F H 3 1 K i i . 'Hg x 'i X 4 K S0 quick bright things come to confusion. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE wx. lift K The President WALTER TAYLOR REVELEY B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, l939g B.D., Union Theologi- cal Seminary in Virginia, 19425 Ph.D., Duke University, l953g elected President of Hampden-Sydney College in July, 1963. M1 Board of Trustees BERNARD E. BAIN, DD. FRANK C. BEDINCER STEXYART BELL, IR. ANDRENY R. BIRD, D.D. EDXVARD L. BREEDMAN ROBERT BRENAMAN ARCHIBALD C. BUCHANAN LEWIS C. CHEXVNINC FRANK D. COSTENBADER, NLD. C. CILYXIER CRADDOCK, JR. JAMES WM. DUNNINCTON R. C. EDMUNDS. WILLIAM J. ERXVIN JOSEPH S. CILLESPIE JOHN B. HENNEMAN WARREN W. HOBBIE FRANK S. JOHNS, MD. JAMES A. JONES, D.D. R. W. LAWSON, JR. RICHARD A. MICHAUN, MD. HUGH P. POWELL, JR. HENRY COOK REED WILLIAM T. REED, JR. CLARENCE B. ROBERTSON ROBERT C. VAUCHAN, D.D. The President, XV. TAYLOR REVELEY, Ph.D. -4 5,0 wi Lynchburg, Virginia Boydton, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Norfolk Virginia Norfolk Virginia Richmond Virginia Tazewell Virginia Richmond, Virginia XVaShingtOn, D. C. Lynchburg Virginia Farrnville Virginia Halifax Virginia Danville Virginia Tazewell, Virginia New York, New York Roanoke, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Charleston, VVeSt Virginia Richmond, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Hampden-Sydney, Virginia Front row: Gillespie, Dunnington johns, jones, Edmunds, Chewning Craddock, Reveley. Second row Michaux, Powell, Buchanan, Hene- man, Bain, Vaughan. Third row Costenbader, Pugh, Erwin, Law- son, Reed, H. C. 1 Administration B.S., Birmingham-Southern College, 19455 M.S., Emory University, 19475 Ph.D., Emory Univer- sity, 19515 joined faculty in present capacity in 1957. DONALD RICHARD ORTNER Dean of Students and Associate Professor of Psychology CHARLES BROOKS VAIL Academic Dean . ,-i1 .Sig Q CLAUDIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD Business Manager B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19505 joined administration in 1955. B.A., Northwestern College, 19445 B.Mus., Illi- nois Wesleyan University, 19465 C.R.M., Wis- consin Luthern Seminary, 19475 M.A., Eastern Michigan University, 19575 Ph.D., Michigan State University, 19645 joined faculty in 19615 appointed to present position in 1963. LEWIS HARRISON DREW Director of Admissions and Registrar Johns Hopkins University, 19615 joined admin istration in 1963. re 2' ,- ,. 5 IOSEPH TRIPLETT TROTTER Director of Alumni Affairs B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 19355 appoint- ed to present position in 1960. B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19605 M.A.T. Faculty DENISON MAURICE ALLAN Professor of Philosophy and Psy- chology, Consultant to the Guid- ance Center, B.A., Hampden- Sydney College, 1916, A.M., Har- vard University, 1922, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1926, joined faculty in 1923. CHARLES FERGUSON MCRAE Professor of Bible, A.B., David- son-College, 1928, B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1-932, Th.M. Union Theological Semi- nary, Th.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1951, joined faculty in 1942. HINTON BAXTER OVERCASH Professor of Biology, B.S., David- son College, 1915, M.A., Colum- bia University, 1926, Honorary Ph.D., Davidson College, 1964, joined faculty in 19:22. WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS Professor of History, B.A., Tufts University, 1939, Ph.D., Prince- ton University, 1946, joined fac- ulty in 1946, Q.. K xt: W. W! PHILIP HORTENSTINE ROPP Professor of English, B.A., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1930, M.A., Columbia University, 1931: M.A., Harvard University, 1933, Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1949, joined faculty in 1935. THOMAS EDWARD GILMER Professor of Physics, B.S., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1923, M.S., University of Virginia, 1926, Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1937, D.Sc., Medical College of Virginia, 1962, joined faculty in 1927. ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE Professor of German, A.B., Uni- versity of Kentucky, 1932, M.A., University of Kentucky, 1933, joined faculty in 1946. rys .- ,Q--.. CRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON Walter Blair Professor of and Clerk of the Faculty, Hampden-Sydney College, A.M., Harvard University, Latin A.B. 1927 1928, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1931, joined faculty in 1939. 4- - ' NE, Faculty fx N N A ROBERT THRUSTON HUBARD, IR. Associate Professor of Political Science, A.B., Hampden-Sydney College, 1935, LL.B., University of Virginia, 1942, joined faculty in 1946. JOSEPH BURNER CLOWER, JR. Professor of Bible, B.A., Wash- ington and Lee University, 1928, B.D., Union Theological Semi- nary, 1933, Th.M., Union Theo- logical Seminary, 1934, Th.D., U n io n Theological Seminary, 1954, joined faculty in 1954. JOSEPH WILLARD WHITTED Professor of Spanish, B.S., David- son College, 1933, M.A., Univer- sity of North Carolina, 1941 7 Ph.D., University of North Caro- lina, 1962, joined faculty in 1949. MARTIN BOYD COYNER, IR. Professor of History, B.A., Uni- versity of Virginia, 1948, M.A. University of Virginia, 1954 Ph.D., University of Virginia 1961, joined faculty in 1958. .5-5:9 2 jc Q . s f..,..... K . R V Ixflf , - iii. . -,. . -1111 512 5745-L: NJQQE. -e21521s:E:::f-1 . A fini.: I -rsfflm, r 3:.2H:EI::.:.'r:. 121:35522:12?Eizt-gfzfgzgzlgzffzigzl ' 5 fi?'iii5?5ii2it1:1Ei11lfEE1EE1R- '5iEElf1i?35lff' 1 111. iffIE'EE251Zi2i17Qf:ff:Q2:QQ:Qf25. j ' 52:1 :1Z4f::1::..-',-31.5.-3.-3 -3, X 1:::.::-13 5 1 , r ALBERT LOUIS LEDUC Professor of Modem Languages, A.B., Indiana University, 1931 M.A., Indiana University, 1935 Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1952, joined faculty in 1962. 9 may WILLIAM COLLAR HOLBROOK Professor of Romance Languages, A.B., Harvard University, 1920, B.A., Oxford University, 1923, A.M., Harvard University, 1928, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1930, joined faculty in 1960. EDMUN D WHITTAKER Professor of Economics, B.S., University of Edinburgh, 1928, Ph.D., University of Edinburgh, 1932, joined faculty in 1961. WEYLAND THOMAS JOYNER, JR. Professor of Physics, B.S., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1951, M.A., Duke University, 1952, Ph.D., Duke University, 1955, joined faculty in 1957. GEORGE TYLER MILLERJR. Professor of Chemistry, B.S., Vir- ginia Military Institute, 1953g Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1958: joined faculty in 1958. THOMAS EDWARD CRAWLEY Associate Professor of English and Director of Musicg B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1941, M.A., University of North Caro- lina, 19535 joined faculty in 1946. JESSE CLAY THOMPSON, JR. Professor of Biology, B.S., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 19493 Ph.D., University of Virginia, 19565 joined faculty in 1963, if-f..-,-t . JK' F' pw fb? 'lil ,Y . if Ep RICHARD ALLAN BURRELL Director of Athletics, Professor of Physical Education, B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19385 present position since 1960. db y, , Q N 57 . - ?e,f+3.. Q, .. ' I1 5 J QM, i f wa... ,ay-. Q 5 'ff 1:-SIC' - 8? in . ,. 25355, - 5 . -5.-f, 1, , ,, 2 jf:-. 3 51,13 yki 1. atv. V 1-wir -. tears:-:sf at-ics HASSELL ALGERNON SIMPSON Associate Professor of English5 B.S., Clemson University, 19525 M.A., Florida State University, 19575 Ph.D., Florida State Uni- versity, 19625 joined faculty in 1962. ' ' 'f:,:7'Ej :z xx R - 5- -' . 59-4.1 A FN. 'NL ALVIN HALL SMITH Associate Professor of Psychology5 Co-Director of Guidance Centerg A.B., University of Missouri, 19505 B.D., University of Du- buque, 19535 M.Ed., University of Missouri, 19545 Ph.D., Univer- sity of Missouri, 19615 joined fac- ulty in 1956. DUDLEY BYRD SELDEN Assistant Professor of Mathemat- ics5 B.S., University of Richmond, 19325 M.S., Purdue University, 19615 joined faculty in 1961. ROLAND VANDERBILT LAYTON, JR. Assistant Professor of History5 B.A., Western Maryland College, 19515 M.A., Georgetown Univer- sity, 19615 joined faculty in 1962. KENNETH SAWYER FALK Associate Professor of Latin and Greekg A.B., Harvard University, 19495 F.A.A.R., American Acad- emy in Rome, 19545 Ph.D., Har- vard University, 19615 joined fac- ulty in 1958. CARL FRANKLIN WALTERS, JR. Assistant Professor of Bible and Philosophy5 B.A., Southwestern at Memphis, 19565 B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 19595 Th.M., Union Theological Semi- nary, 19605 Th.D., Union Theo- logical Seminary, 19645 joined faculty in 1962. Facult THOMAS TABB MAYO, IV Associate Professor of Physics5 B.S., Virginia Military Institute, 19545 M.S., University of Vir- ginia, 19575 Ph.D., University of Virginia, 19605 joined faculty in 1962. IERRY MAX WILLIAMSON Associate Professor of English5 B.S., Middle Tennessee State Col- lege, 19585 M.A., Florida State University, 19605 Ph.D., Florida State University 19625 joined fac- ulty in 1964. ' EDNVARD ALEXANDER CRAXVFORD Assistant Professor of Biologyg B.S., University of South Caro- lina, 19483 M.A., University of Virginia, 1956, joined faculty in 1963. HOMER ALVIN SMITH, IR. Associate Professor of Chemistryg B.A., Rice University, 19535 Ph.D., Oklahoma State Univer- sity, 19615 joined the faculty in 1964. T., SJ . ar -, A . ,E Nj if , nz? 'ri e1f.55ii1ii-Tj-Q tg MERRILL ALVIN ESPIGH Instructor in Mathematics, B.S., Shippensburg State College, 19585 M.A., Louisana State University, 1962, joined faculty in 1962. 'am ,. YVILLIAM TEACUE GAY Assistant Professor of English: B.S., University of Alabama, 1921: LLB., University of Ala- bama, 1923g M.A., University of Alabama, 1928: joined faculty in 1964. JACK LANCASTER MASON Assistant Professor of Psychologyg B.A., St. john's College, 19485 M.A., University of Chicago, 1950g joined faculty in 1964. qt--nv WILLIAM WENDELL PORTERFIELD Assistant Professor of Chemistryg B.S., University of North Caro- lina, 1957, M.S., Califomia In- stitute of Technology, 19603 Ph.D., University of North Caro- lina, 19625 joined faculty in 1964. BEVERLY CALVIN BASS Instructor in Chemistry and Phys- icsg B.A., Maryville College, 1931g M.A., University of Tennessee, 19393 present position since 1960. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BERNHEISEL Instructor in Mathematics, A.B., The George Washington Univer- sity, 19595 M.S., Purdue Univer- sity, 1962, joined faculty in 1962. Faculty . I ' x Vg 'CZ' ARTHUR MAXWELL FIELD, JR. College Chaplain, B.A., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1939, M.A., University of Virginia, 1940, B.D., Union Theological Semi- nary, 19435 Th.M., Union The- ological Seminary, 19445 joined faculty in 1962. Ira, I -J,, eff' PAUL LIVINGSTON GRIER Librarian, B.A., Erskine College, 1936, B.A. in L.S., University of North Carolina, 1938, M.A. in L.S., University of Michigan, 1947, joined faculty in 1940. RAY ATKINSON MOORE, JR. College Physician, B.A., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1941, M.D.. Medical College of Virginia, 19443 joined administration in 1960. MRS. CLARA WARD College Nurse JOHN STOKELEY FULTON Head Football Coach, B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 19555 present position since 1957. y 4-A f jf -.X 'ik f 1 Q. A I 4 1 'A D -A. 7 Q29, 1225 ' e - - 1325151 .5-i?'fi:2Q, ,, 1 'fin LOUIS ALEXANDER WACKER, IR. Wrestling and Track Coach, B.A., University of Richmond, present position since 1962. F acult WILLIAM DANIEL PEGRAM, JR. Head Basketball and Baseball Coach, B.S., College of William and Mary, 1947, M.A., Columbia University, 19535 present posi- tion since 1960. S '1 In '- P' 5 TAH 43 'lun- Staff Seated: Mrs. Susie Cox, Mrs. Clara johnson, Miss Florence Clark, Miss Louise Allen, Miss Kathleen VVebb. Standing: Mrs. Virginia Druen, Mrs. Graves Thompson, Miss Jean Massey, Miss Anna Dickhoff, Miss Virginia Redd. Library Staff: Mrs. Ryan, Mrs, Metzger. Slater Staff: Mr. Armenaki, Mr. Sorrells. if Department of Buildings and Grounds: Mr. Cason, Mr. Duncan fSuperintendentj, Mr. Kemodle. ii v- i , 4 1 ' . ,g iil'l'!'l .I .lull il. Q- - 1 v 111 - 1 1- Ji' C - - -9' - all Q - 5. -' C' is N .Jil +1 3 :LRE Sew ,nasal-h C ' 1 Q .al -u Fraternifiis 's. t -,. van. - - 'E 1 if 4-. 3 ff.. V E3 fp 13 4. 2 -0- S 57 wr 51 A ' 5? Y .gi 4 f-as Z i . Q , .. .2 Q 35 ' g . , -gi, nw aecx nr LSA w meowmos c.e. HALL In J.s. REPASS aw. Rsvnalos Y, as in gi' lx f, ' Q L- f 1555 0 Q, ALLEY , K E Ya -w ,- , 'Q 4 , . ., I, f Q: .Z X A E Q A X N, HLNT C.C.CHEWNlNCr'J1Y 7reasurer 'PN-'sldeffl' Vie! 'Premdnf A. J GREGORY f ' fix 1 qw '- ' hw. , Wvp' WILSQN SH, MARTIN Q. ,,., IAMI, lg.,:.,,-,Q 'gk .eau--ea, S- 'ur ' yin-X.,' 'Ar J ' 'O' gm! A '- :: A- fx: -S 5 , -' . - - X A '3 S x fa , . rffix 4 ' , 1 if 'P X . . XX 32 C F. STUART JR. B. D. JEWETT JR. JW. PENDLETON D HBEARD JR, JS. DORTCH TU- F-S, CAMPBELLJII KAPPA SIGMA .W- 'Le' U' ,A 'cr W. 5. STREET Secrcfry Q. . SEQ 5. x L. W. MATTHEWS!!! 'gras A Q, ,... J.W. MACK JR. A.H.S0lICEK JR IRQ 0 fi av., 'Q 4 y l wax - 23' ,li K A IM W. KINCAID 'hw 60101100 Si d 5 Zra CLARENCE CONWAY CHEWINC, III .... President UPSILON CHAPTER KENNETH ERBY WASHBURN ........ Vice President Established at Hampden-Sydney College m 1883 WALTER SCOTT STREET, III ...... ..... S ecretary HORATIO SHYLOCK WHEELER, IV ...... Treasurer FRED BINCHAM CENTRY, IR. ...... Grand Master of F ratres in Facultate Graves Haydon Thompson Carl Franklin Walters Lewis Harrison Drew Fratres in Collegio CLASS OF 1965 Charles Isaac Lunsford, II John Scott Repass David XVilson Reynolds Archibald Hanson Soucek, jr Walter Scott Street, III XVeldon XValter Tuck Kenneth Erby Washbum Charles Horatio Wheeler, IV ' CLASS OF 1966 Frederick Warren Beck, III Clarence Conway Chewning, III Thomas Underwood Dudley William Milnes Edwards Fred Bingham Gentry, Ir. Charles Edward Hall, III Kemp Neal Hunt David Clarke Alley Andrew Jamieson Gregory Jerry Walton jenkins William Watkins Kincaid Edgar XVillis Lacy, III Ralph Stedman Oakey, Ir. VVilliam Torrence Stuchell, II NVilliam Frederick VVilson CLASS OF 1967 William Cabell Childrey Peter Armstrong Leggett Kenneth Rhodes Hyde, jr. Stephen Hawley Martin Luther White Matthews, III Robert Hamilton Owen Iames Keaton Null James Russell Parker, III Charles Francis Stuart CLASS OF 1968 David Herring Beard, Ir. Bryce Dickinson Iewett, Jr. Frederic Scott Campbell, III john Walter Mack, Ir. Ieffress Samuel Dortch, III F redexick Bruce Patterson John Anders Heilig John Washington Pendleton Richard Watkins Wiltshire, jr. Meeting time I , .fx Q, ,.-.c -,-N . 4, ,. , ra exe IWW' iw' ' ,M , .t 5 MRS. WILLIAM WATKINS KINCAID Sponsored by William Kincaid x , I N The House , OFFICERS Wheeler, Washbum, Chewning, Street fs iff'-ff - L 5. HOUCK in 1 l' Y .yan Vx 9-4 Ulu.. 1- 4 -L 'xg K Xgqvu ,' xl ff D ROBERTSON R FCRALALE DR. we HANES DM. Remus QQ- f Q? R.C. wlmsa FLT L .11 QUARLES 'President Vice Weeslldent RO. Bowxea O . G. suwwnans L7reasure,- SI m H It I Jecrefm-H E. poss JR. g v ' 7 'r , in' 0, 4' A5 ln' 'I 5 Z ef. -A f 5? ' Kg, S' ' 1 1 'IA' f V Irziu - X xi X K luv POWELL H.G.LnPscoMB w.a.NucKoLLs u.oc,wuxTAKEPeJR. W.A.WHkTE JR. J.c. BEACH .Jn ,H J-Y4' f..2u.4- gh.-4 x -' 'TQGL V A, gt. ' Pri' Q- in S 1: I , 1' 1 ' 1 fgfieggf X ie l4-.a 12: ' f pt,-5551 s - we . X . LM. . f .C. BECKEP. D.P, RUCKER JR. 2.6. BROWN 111 J. D. MILLS w. P. CARTER J.L. BECKNER H. L . FRAZIER JR. PMN, pALM5p, Colonna Studios, 7nc, Founded in 1855 ROBERT CARLETON WIMER .... ..... P resident SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER ROBERT TAYLOR OOSBY, JR. ........ vice President Established el Hampden-Sydney College in 1872 ' GEORGE SUMMERS .......... ..... s ecretary Reergenizedin 1931 RECINALD IEFFREY BOWKER . . . . . . Treasurer 30 Fratres m Urbe Ray Atkinson Moore Sr Ray Atkinson Moore, Ir. F ratres m Facultate Demson Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, Ir. William Teague Gay Fratres in Collegio CLASS OF 1965 Regmald Jeffrey Bowker james Palmer Owen, Ir. Robert Taylor Cosby Ir Gerald Decatur Robertson Richard Fitzgerald Cralle Jr Dixon Michael Rollins William Boswell Hanes Allan Carl Sundin Robert Carleton Wimer CLASS OF 1966 Leighton Summerson Houck John Randolph Ragsdale, III Leo Thomson Quarles Frederick Lewis Shreves, II Charles Everette Poss jr George Summers CLASS OF 1967 Harry Guy Lipscomb Randall Wayne Powell William Eugene Nuckolls James Kendall Whitaker, jr. William Ashby White, Ir. CLASS OF 1968 Christopher King Evans Harry Leland Frazier, Ir. jerry Dale Mills Richard Nash Palmer Bany NVilson Perkins Douglas Pendleton Rucker, Ir. A Refurmshed House on the Circle 2 sf 'VX AMOS JK x 'Q af 3' 9 -Q uv. Axe 1 W FPULF TE N,.l,R EPSON , 'yi gs sv A I ': F SHUMQD1 all mfuausuwv D, ,R R sxdcnt Vice 7+e.sfdcrrf Q Q2 R , fl 1 N K Jaya fllpha :. . 'QT s. fa. 'if- KAPPA ALPHA ! RB, MB E 1.-. 5. 'af' ' My ,, X w. R. MILLER m N'x 'Fx JB. SHRTFHN 7re-vsurer' , N 11 .. 2 ':- w.L. SANDERS sc: 'QL T S.G. BUT LER K Pu, P. B. SMF! N f , Q f 1 2 X FLLISERKLEY J.C. l WRRlSON Cvfvfma Seudfas he SAMUEL BROWN MCLAUGHLIN, IR. , . . . President ALPHA TAU CHAPTER DANIEL ERIC ROGERS, II .,,.LL..... Vzbe-Preszkient Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1899 TRAVIS JACKSON TYSINCER ..., .L,. S ecretary JOHN BOAZ SARTAIN ....... .,.. T reasurer F ratef in Thomas Edward Crawley Fratres in Collegab CLASS George Thomas Alcom Thomas Marshall Amos, jr. XVilliam Birch Douglass, III Douglas Stirling Knox Richard Edwin Lewis, Ir. CLASS Edward Blay Bryan Walter Robert Eason, Jr. john' Franklin, III John Randolph Kight, jr. CLASS Charles Gray Amrfield, III Edward Adam Beck, III Emest WVidgeon Bell, III Archibald Campbell Berkeley, Jr. Stephen Gregory Butler James Paul Councill, III Andrew Dalton Meredith CLASS Gary Harlan Buck Robert Keith Caudle, Ir. john Herbert Drew, Jr. William David Hobbs, Jr. F acultute OF 1965 Harry Ford McArver, jr. Samuel Brown McLaughlin Daniel Eric Rogers, II John Boaz Sartain Eugene Bowie Shepherd, jr. OF 1966 Michael XVayne Paulette William Francis Shumadine, Ir. Peter Blackwell Smith Travis jackson Tysinger OF 1967 john Charles Morrison Pen'y Doniel Mowbray, jr. William Nichols Pollard Warren Cmmp Redfern Wellford Lorraine Sanders Jerry NVayne Leonard Richard Bolton Madden OF 1968 lam-'W W W MISS ANN COLEMAN Sponsored by Samuel Brown McLaughlin James Matthias Jordan, IV Andrew Kean Leake, III James Broadus Lee William Roland Miller, III Edward Kent Prewitt, Ir. The House OFFICERS Seated: McLaughlin, Rogersg Standing: Tysinger, Sartain 33 Paulette attempts another snake job 'Bi' i A' - ,, .4 V' AT N C GILI- JR N. :Q 5. - Ii-:bl ASDAY Q 'T 7 -r if G F REED JR s ' i mg, . F. H. BLUNDELL 5 fi ,p-1...q ll 9 ': 'rzsf - I f-ffl b ! ,i Q, J, V , A l i A gl ' A I' A JT KING' S D-LBAKER m C-A,BALDWlN JR, C.W. CHRIST JR. J.R.l7AlNTER E,F. YOUNGERJII i' ' 'Q L 'gg ' GQ 0.1 In M gf ,ag x 1 Q x V .. R.M , CHILTON -LR. MC HEEL JR lambda Chi Jllpha 3 ' Q- -G 6 1 ,.' A-TJ r ,I R ' 'sl E 5 A: J 5 W' GMES JP' iq NNW L w.H..1oanm4.u. .mvnvus if 'N ff rr A -is' Kc: l fa iq ...Q ' 31 wr' ilfiifiig 1 ' -Q - , 'S T' All 1, 'b T' F' ' ,Qs 'F -' .9 T, azgf' . x ,, Q vi, V f ,r 4' A I f A V X , W +7 -,T JAM- BOSWEI-L E.s. WILLETT un. .W RID ARWT Presram vfff Wsfd-nt EUMUWEKNS , 'N wi. Lowszv Jw., 7VGHSU e -fevefafy 1-gum X A' 1' , is X, B A uv 32 Q: . ,z , -3, -D , ..f .. .., - -, ,, ,, Q, D B. DRAPER JK, C.C MOORE JR W A GILLESPIE K L GRAHAM G J HANEY JR D M. MlLBOURN .Y N I s E ay. Q -5 'Iv' 'Q Q 'X an Q ,a . X A A :Af z : . -2'-f .: ME: ., - ! , -, Y xx ,Z I X. ' X me R x gf R H WEST RT TAY OR M,H. SUGG- J P MLLEAN L NU CH NS R.A. KKNG' LAMBDA CHI Founded in 1909 ALPHA W. J. SEEEEE LM, PONTON N ff 4' I: ll M? 4 P. L. BRINKLEY, R.B. murou F. Al usssewm D.c. eosworma W.B.ALSUPm N 9 .ca C , 4. - 1 ,W Q' ' vo 5. - ar - s , T .IL Q 1 ,-: 1: 2- 3, 1 m Ps.Tm8l.E JR. L D YATES .nl A M GLASER R.L.lWATTIlI c.M.wu.xmson.uz, folorma Stuchbs, 9116. IOHN MCLEAN BOSWELL ...,............ Presklent EUGENE STANLEY WILLETT, IR. . . Vice Presklent EDWARD MEEKS HOPKINS .....,. ..... S ecretary ROBERT DEVEREUX IARRATT . . . . . . Treasurer KAPPA ETA ZETA CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1926 34 Fratres in Urbe Claudius Hornby Pritchard, Ir. Arthur Maxwell Field, Ir. Emmet Roach Elliott Fratres In Facultate Philip Hortenstine Ropp Weyland Thomas Joyner F ratres in Collegio CLASS OF 1965 john MacLean Boswell Frank Hawthome Blundell Herbert Cogbill Gill, Ir. Robert Devereux jarratt john 'Thomas King CLASS OF 1966 Samuel Harvey Baker, III Charles Abram Baldwin, jr. Daniel Duncan Chiles, Jr. Robert Maxwell Chilton Charles Walker Crist, Ir. Alan Scott Day Edward Meeks Hopkins William Hathaway jordan, jr. NVilliam Francis Lowry, jr. john Randolph McNeel, Ir. Iames Randolph Painter James Edward Payne George Face Reed, Ir. William john Seegers WVamer Lewis Shipp, Ir. Eugene Stanley NVillett, Jr. Edward Franklin Younger, III CLASS OF 1967 Dennis Brooks Draper, Ir. WVilliam Adams Gilleqnie Robert Lewis Graham Glenn john Haney, jr. David Michael Milboum Charles Coleman Moore, jr. Charles Marcell Ponton CLASS OF 1968 NVilliam Bum Alsup, III David Christopher Bosworth Francis Lynn Brinkley Arthur Henry Glaser Robert Blair Hilton Glenn Leonard Hutchinson Frederick Alexander lesser, Ill Robert Edward johnson Richard Alan King john Purcell McLean Martin Henry Sugg Richard Thornton Taylor Paul Seward Tribble, Jr. Robert Lee XVatt, III Charles R. Welfare, Ir. Richard Henry VVest Claude Mallory Wilkinson, Ir. Leighton Delevan Yates, Ir. Little Las Vegas ti 4. he Pendleton McKinney Shiflett, III MRS- E- STANLEY WILLETI1 IR' Sponsored by Eugene Stanley Willett, jr. 'hir' ,4 .,,, , -1 , Lamboation House OFFICERS Iarratt, Willett, Boswell, Hopkins 54 -' Q47 91 If V X an I5 gg pw ,, at 4 Ur - ,- H .S ' ,. ix , ' s r ' I L 1 q 5 y Q M X X DE 3ELL 3 v N 'Av L X 'ia L J TWEEL vi QQ' ' A.- -... s R QOWMAN '2 -QQ T. TENNANT AJ W G' LOC KWOO0 E OWITTHOEFFT JR. CLDAVIS JR W.F HATCHER JR. G.H HEILIC1' JR. E.H.LAMMAYJR. J 7 1- Pi Kappa ,Hlpha 1555 w c THOMPSON 55 G' ef n K. S d I I , y 0 J.L. 'mdnms ,rf -me n r fig if D e TRICKLEP. Q ' 3 5 SNYDER vice 'Presndent 'J W XUCK-f Sccretavg 7feasurgr 1 4 1 K V F e Q ' f ..A -A , T E PJCHARUSON C.A RIGGINS M, 111' . 74 5 R g TWEEL c,F,wlTTI-IDEFT D,F SODEN Be: U4 R4 L HOWELL W. R CHITWOOD JR C K. EVANS R Nl- PEATROSS JR. CUIUHIIQ Sfuehbs , 7115 PI KAPPA ALPHA Founded in 1868 IULIOUS PERRY SMITH, JR. DAVID EUGENE TRICKLER A A , STEPHEN F, SNYDER , A A , A JOSEPH VVESLEY TUCK A , . . . . President IOTA CHAPTER Vice Preszklent Founded at Hampden-Sydney College in 1885 , , . Secretary , . , Treasurer 36 F nztres in Urbe XValter Taylor Reveley Iohn Stokeley Fulton Frater in Facultate Thomas Edward Gilmer Fraires in Collegio CLASS OF 1965 john Gamett Davis, Ir. XVilliam Franklin Hatcher, Ir. George Harris Heilig. Ir. Elmer Harvey Lammay. Ir. Stephen Holland Helxin William Guy Lockwood CLASS OF Frank Matthew Booth, III James Hollis Chenery jefferson Daniel Collins, Jr, Stephen Craig DeBell John Franklin Lipscomb, jr. Lawrence james Tweel CLASS OF Cecil Richard Bowman Thomas Edward Richardson Rodney Goode Goggin Randall Hartford james joshua Thomas Lawrence, III Richard XVayne McConnell Joseph Hamed Terry CLASS OF Walter Randolph Chitwood, Jr. James Travers Edwards, jr. Ernest Marvice Frank, Ir. Robert Lewis Howell YVilliarn Allen Johns, Ir. Charles Frederick YVitthoefft james Robert Pickins, Ir. George Fairfax Perkins Iulious Perry Smith, Ir. Stephen Francis Snyder David Eugene Trickler Edward Charles XVitthoefft, Jr. 1966 Iames Lindsay Morris Edward Albert Newton William Charles Thompson XVilliam NVaverly Townes, V Joseph Wesley Tuck 1967 Richard Earl Potter Charles Allen Riggins James Arthur Rosenstock julian Pollard Sanderson Peter XVilliam Smith XVayne Thomas Tennant 1968 Donald Erle Lee, Jr. Paul McAtten Peatross, jr. Philip deButts Rome Denis Francis Soden Ronald Rahall Tweel IQ' ' ff OFFICERS Seated: Snyder, Tuck: Standing: Smith, Trickler Execution at the PiKA house 37 NX T3 . I f MISS PATRICIA STOVER Sponsored by joseph Wesley Tuck Gammon Gym Annex X.. P 5 -1- '-.Lf v ' ?g v asf' 361- PS S. 'Tc 9'-' R E. O' . ' ' I' ' 5' ' G' ' ,, , '15 V 2, 'E' ' I C' 'I' -1-' h 1. I dn A If Ar' D I I A H gmquev JR w G,rAu1.L Jw. .Ie ,warm RR Jessie JR. A cwooo JM. MLKENNEY Jr. cope .rw EDEN JR. WL SHUMATEIII w.o. uovmus , I an G4 g 64 Z 3 I . , I .vb Q ell. QI' gt' 'hr' aa T, -- . -C' Q' , - , g -. , , l -aa .. TX , lt. D-P, FINGER J G BRUCE un T A uname , om crouw J . Ms. cnmn J.nn mssmusk v0 -1 ' ,- x N 3 6' L 1 .:, A gn-0 19 L' I-uw? X, V .Q npr- gf- ' ' 1 1 ' I 1 I L ' ' are 1 . B - 6 ,T u x ., XM .I V, f k w 0. SHIRLEY 0.1, Peeeusou A . gg ' 1 '3,..Q,L, me 'Pfm.1..t fP,,5,a.,fg h A I A A Si. , . i' X ,i rl HOUKER Cf c YAUBHN ,Jn .1 R cocuziu. A -V Y 'ff F GALLASCH JR. LVS. FULTZ MM. NEALE 'EE . .Y F V '. U: AV- pu 1 ' 1 I IN ez I re 1 - 1 ..., an '4 t A -:, Sgzlieu -I v N., gmt, Q' 4 - Q. ' sf 2. gf, -1- T -9 5 fo 5 A I A 51 ve I L 5 s M HARWOOD TD NWT N 1 rumen JR c L wmmms Ja. .Jw svmu Jn 7,HsUm, 5,,m,,a,y A Kev Ja an Ln-:son .w,. mu. seznvww I A ps, fa' , -1 ,sae In-1 1'--L.. as In qn p que: ,' 34 'X 5, R 1 X i :L wb -Il ' tg 1- r Ag! A ,, tv ,. - - , - - A. I IK ATL 431175 , h 4 4 1 A P CUSTIS JR. C L EDWARDSHI To FLOURNOY w c ANDREWSIII- WC CHEWNING JR EL MOOMAW JR w DNIACQILL Il: MG. NAYNIE TJ.CusHMnM11 WAR-W!-UINS f .dx ,A , I e .ln as 4,4 ,. '.' V. xmas Wxv. '-,,,,. gg: . I - 1 - - 'I 1- L f - I X ,, I f A Tr 'rv ' -g s - 'F wr ' -V... QK Qi YA- Q Qs I I ebb... l'flA A L RH BURTON W F COT-ry E A RM-HMANN TW SHQQE M W BRICKEY H 5 MELTON JR, 5,5 SHWLETT E,w. HOWELL J,T. Tl-KDRTUN J.E,zAVlPELLAJ Cblolura Siudrbs ,755 Founded in 1865 DAVID LANE FERGUSON ...,., ..,,.. P reszklent NU CHAPTER WILLIAM DOUGLAS SHIRLEY . . Vice President Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1914 THOMAS DAVID HINTON .... SCOTT MARTIN HARWOOD . . . . , Secretary . I .,.. Treasurer 38 Fratres in Collegub CLASS OF 1965 John Edward Anfin James Francis Cope John XVoodrow Eden, Jr. David Lane Ferguson XVilliam Gilbert Faulk, Jr. Emest Adams Rathman CLASS James Garnett Bruce, III Mark Skinner Chinn John Robert Cockrell Dennis Paul Finger Hemian Frederick Gallasch, Jr. Dickinson Meneely Gould James Murray Hooker CLASS XVilliam Chapman Andrews Maynard Hunt Berryman YVil1iam Carroll Chexvning, Jr. Henry Powell Custis, Jr. Conley Lee Edwards, III Leon Agee Lackey, Jr. Greene Howard Lawson, Jr. CLASS Bennett Hosea Barnes, III Michael NVilliam Brickey Ronald Hunter Burton William Frank Cotty Thomas Jaskson Cushman, III Larry Wiley Garst Michael Graham Haynie O OF OF Scott Martin Harwood Ronald Randolph Jessee, Jr. James Meredith Mclienney Xlfellington Hill Shirley, Jr. XVilliam Douglas Shirley Roy Clay YVo0d 1966 Thomas David Hinton XVilliam Dabney Hopkins Thomas Acree Harding James Michael Rissmiller Robert Hundley Robertson XYilliam Louis Shumate, III Glenn Claude Vaughn, Jr. 1967 YVilliam Daniel Macgill, III Edward Cline Moomaw, Jr. Milton Mercer Neale, III Thomas Cole Floumoy Barry Albert Hackney Remus Strother Turner, Jr. Charles Lassiter Williams, Jr. 1968 VVilliam Augustus Higgins Ernest Wynne Howell Herman Edgar Melton, Jr. Samuel Stuart Shipplett ThomasXVayes Shore John Timothy Thomton Jacob Enrico Zampella, Jr. Q sf!-' ' . ' I V g. nt 2 ' 46 I 1...-J MRS. PATRICIA CAROLL FAULK Sponsored by XVilliam Gilbert Faulk, Jr. ' 'J , ' ' P-,..f'..., iii' , x rg x . . iz ,L s ' X. - . ,zf . 8 'Nfl I a QQ-tri I Thate House Z5 . . . just about therev OFFICERS Seated: Shirley, Fergusong Standing: Hinton, Har- wood -'fit 'il 1 .,-Q ' W? . pf 61 rms, Mase, Vxq, Q ' 'Eg . , ,I Iqu ' X .:, , 0' I :- 1 -'IL .1 I 9 2 I P I A I A I '- A P , V, f -5, v ,,- 5 C' 3 - If 17 , YK 1 al L K L K L il 1 A f' 5 ADAMS W L BURNERJII J. D. MATT RO, BOE J, FLBARKER J.E. HARBOUR 5,0'QM' SWAIN R,W.TOPHAM TS, GEORGE JR. WJZROBINSON JR. CLWALTONH S ' N , ... ,M zgma LI , xi Q . sv P ' N ,, ,- T,-P, I -f 1- was S JT A I 3 R f' I 1 A H. CRANE .J e cf RRETT JR. .us cmuov w R. man JR D.E. llAMiNSEN RT uAwluus JR, ,Is 0- , I f' I v I C'- 1 'T' 3 - . V, if. ' , 5 I f'J 'Y '- - Q' W9-9 'J , v I-ffm 1 G' A I Q - me Q ff in . I..-Q T, P l :I F' :L D KD. CLILES Eff 0-2 55? o,e. soon 'Cf' ' T Lt' A I 1 Commander ' , I Hb 1 LL. Commaqnkf ' ' 1 A G. F, neu. III 'f JQM' P.a.AvwfRscm I e some Jw., rw, urmsu. aw, zewexx jreasurer 1 :'f'l?' -Rec 'd ' EMR-:Mm Jn. a,l.,c, REAMV H,L. semen JR. gt, lata A BQIA ,S I: A A .6 1 , -' .. A Iv i ,::. I ff ' I ' T 7 Z' wr' f ' A ' ' A I A I ml ' f A I T: wmre uv. F-.R,SwANN WT ANDERSON CW FORD J. D. MAPP G.E.TALBOT JR. ETw.DEDRlcK RR, DI PRKSCO 5.0. HATIIAWAY XF' fag.- !qa..E: vnh-1' -' 6: IH'-Q it-. DQ P' :- , 9 id ,Ea ,255 ,Q , 2, ,X qv' .T Y' I , 7 A I - A +4 L A j ,Ae Q I L m C f I I I . ii ' K ' 1 R H LOVING Jn A,11 ELLIOTT JVA uA1LEbP.0ven.. AVP Hnzuiukwr E B. NOLANO JR T,S. wo DALL J H CHAYIBLIN J.D.HUbl-IES N-S.MlLt2kJI! C-ILBDNDURANT W.T- Boone JR. Q' i f ' NV A u Q 3 3 N as q Pg A. iq Q, 'Q Q3 5- -6 Q V.. , g if ., 34 wg-if 3 fl r A 'A ' ' - ' 1' . 5 k ,L S .L Rx di C h Ao 11 L cw sxfmurr J.T CAMPEN D J, Muse L.E,HlhHTDWER -r.m.wALan-asm G.c Poulemvsm W.M.TlLSON w-M.FoRTuuE J.A. LERNER s.P.s-rawem L.W.THOMA,SH ' Calomm Studfbs 7nc, Founded in 1869 RICHARD DIXON GILES ..,A .4..A. P resident ETA PI CHAPTER DOUGLAS BENNETT SCOTT , I ..,. Vice President Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1965 PHILIP ROSSON ANDERSON I . . ..,T., Secretary GEORGE FRANCIS NEAL, III . . . , . I Treasurer 40 F ratres in Facultafe George Tyler Miller, Ir. Donald Richard Ortner Merril Alvin Espigh Fratres in Collegio CLASS OF Herbert Spencer Adams John Roger Barker Robert O. Boe 1Villiam Leroy Bumer, III john Garland Claudy Richard Huse Crane james Benjamin Garrett, jr. Richard XValton Topham 1965 Thomas Stenens George, Ir. Richard Dixon Giles John Evans Harbour james Donald Mattox Shackford O'Connor McSwain George Francis Neal, III XVilliam Frank Robinson, Ir. Charles Cortlandt XValton, IV Walter Russell Ward, Ir. CLASS OF Philip Rosson Anderson Darrow Edward Haagensen Donal Francis Hartman, jr. Richard Franklin Hawkins, jr. Thomas Wade Littrell Daniel VVebster Mason 1966 Gordon Lee Cox Reamy David XVorthington Relyea Douglas Bennett Scott Herbert Lee Sebren, jr. Burton Kirke YVhite, Ir. Robert Emest Doyle, jr. XVilliam Reid Grier, III CLASS OF William Thomas Anderson Eddie XVayne Dedrick Felix Randolph DiPrisco Alan Thomas Elliott Samuel Devereawc Hathaway Allen Perkins Hazelgrove joseph Anderson Hazelgrove, Ir. 1967 john Clifford Hunt, jr. Robert Harper Loving, jr. Eugene Blackford Noland, Ir. Robert Rudd Swann Thomas Sublett Woodall Charles Watts Ford james Doughty Mapp George Edward Talbot, jr. CLASS OF Charles Quentin Bondurant Yvilliam Taylor Boone, Jr. Carl VVayne Bramlitt james Towsend Campen james Hammerly Chamblin XVi1liam Ashley Eastwood William Mason Fortune David Jerome Hanse Lawrence Edward Hightower OFFICERS 1968 John Donald Hughes XVilliam Burch Kunze John Archer Lemer Nathan Stuwart Miller, III George Clifton Polhemus, III Samuel Pinckney Stowe, III XVilliam Malcolm Tilson Lewis Walter Thomas, III Thomas Moorecroft Walshe, III li,.,,,f MISS LINDA GIVENS Sponsored by Richard Dixon Giles sr ,4k...i -- u. , I. ,,4, L 1. 'ff V . X, ' as A disgrunted face in the crowd Well, some expansion is being planned Seated: Neal, Anderson: Standing: Scott, Giles. f ,. J. , 1 Ag., ,N 422-'zu .A IRQ fl ta ju- 'Q 2: P OA l 3 51:-3: W 25- I had 4 ' 2' Sf 'ZA .SAA 1AA W' 7 Rfifw ' Ali I K Al A A e N an 1 , 5 D EEVAN R Nl CUMNHNGSJR. HM DAVIS JR, S. M GEDNEY R.W. GRUBBS P.AAM'-WILLIAMS p,l4.BlAETT1Tl E.C.J0l0l5TONJR. .l.E,ROBER1'50u e.o.scukscK ,.- A 'A'-ef PQ'-' A,,v In - - lp- ,5 -r I tb H. X' C.. Ag , . i K '5' - QM 5' A '21-- lm I 4 A I Q E V. ' 4 w 5coNvER5 T R,SMlTH OB, SPALDING- ' RLSTEINMILBER T. B. KERN J.D. Mass 11 Q 9. In di if , - A 1 JE AGSTEN A.J.BUTlfON A .5 -st 9 Q 9 fra - ?reswIerrl: Vfa Pr-esfdenf 'Q 5 ,I 3 1 6 : , g W . V, , , . A . w.RN0TYlNGHAM,Jx. j Tesuakuk. f 5'L L ,jig jreasuv-er A E Q 5 volw Jn. J M, new R.R,WlNFREE :awnmnsou ea.au.sxAuusn .La EDGE .m. A 5 'W' 0 I 2' r , ' , 'lr' 15' 4 hu. QM W - g gf L: 2 112- 4: I -1 S- . x ,Q :- 5 :T wi v- Vs 2:4-' ' . -fl Re A .O A fare Q O. fe A I Q I A 35 em x ---- x F I P S. HUTTON RLCAMPBELL JR. J.R, HARVEY S. 0. BECK H5 TINKHAM T.D. CORKRRN JM ANDREWS J.G MACKEY JR. J.G. BLANCHARD G.W. BOYLAN RM. HUGHES hi ug, an ' ,Q .inane ,ii 4 ,i,,',,,, a K av gf V ' -9 Mi-SWEARWGENJR. MP REID H H.A.E,BlGELOW GAGLAYBROOK N.d.GAYNORlII P.0,PASCHALL DLWOODHOUSE R,P.ROPER JR. I-l.M.SC0l'l' R.G: DUKE MM.TRUSElLJR. CHI PHI Founded in 1824 Cofonna. Sfudws Une. JOSEPH EDWARD AGSTEN ...A . President EPSILON CHAPTER ANDREW IERQME BUTTON A V I Vice Pfemlent Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1867 WILLIAM ROBERT NOTTINGHAM, IR. . . . Secretary THEODORE JACKSON BURR, IR. ,,,...... Treasurer 42 F ratef in Urbe Joseph Txiplett Trotter Frater in Facultate Robert Thruston Hubard, Jr. Frates in Collegio CLASS OF Joseph Edward Agsten Edward Douglas Bevan Doddridge Hewitt Biaett, III Russell Madison Cummings, Jr. Andrew Jerome Cummings, Jr. Thomas Lauchlin Currie, Jr. Stephen McTavish Gedney Carter Brandon Spalding CLASS OF Theodore Jackson Burr, Jr. Thomas Bentley Kem 1965 Ray VVilson Grubbs Edward Conant Johnston, Jr. Peter Arthur McW'illia.ms James Edward Robertson Gordon Dalton Schreck James Malcolm Sconyers Theodore Rhodes Smith Robert Ely Steinhilber 1966 XVilliam Robert Nottingham, Jr. Joseph Dudley Miles Ricks Stedman Voight, Jr. CLASS OF John Morton Andrews Charles Bruce Alexander John Richard Harvey Paul Scott Hutton Stephen Dengler Beck Russell Eugene Campbell, Jr, 1967 Thomas Dwight Corkran James Brannen Edge, Jr. James Gallatin Mackey, Jr. John Marshall Reid Herbert Stetson Tinkham Rupert Rieves Winfree Fenton Priest Wilkinson CLASS OF 1968 Horatio Anthony Eskridge Bigelow Josephus Jackson McMichael, ll'- Jeffrey Galen Blanchard George Worth Boylan Gerald Andrew Claybrook Richard Gary Duke Norman Joseph Gaynor, III Ronald Melvin Hughes Philip Dandridge Paschall Milton Prentiss Reid, II Robert Poore Roper, Jr. Hildred Marshall Scott Mason Eugene Swearingen, Jr. Millard Marvin Trussell, Jr. Donald Edward Woodhouse it I-: 1 l :iii ,. . .jf J Post Office Annex OFFICERS Seated: Nottingham, Burr, Milesg Standing: Agsten, Button. 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'., , -,- ' '- ' .7 , - A 7-'v fr.. A, 7 Sqhfisf' T . fr , fl. Q , t ' .45 - feg' 1. , -'-is f' M 0 .. '- T ' 4'N.'-A if , gig'-Y., ,Q Q3 fd-A 5 -- ' 'f g . - ' ' ' --11 'TT-5-' ,W Lj1j- .el-vfbD,i.- 4.9 . .. 'j f QP. .:, qui- I ' - .. . is x '5 2 -- Li A ,Ji . C -V a, an ' ' C. '9 -'xfgit STUDENT ASSEMBLY Seated: Milbourn, Heilig, Hooker, Standing: Trickler, Pol- lard, Swearingen, Button, Currie, Booth, Soucek, Snyder, Bondurant, jones, Sanders, Giles, Shumadine, Younger, Boone, Faulk Student Government GEORGE HARRIS HEILIG, IR. , . ,.... President IAMES MURRAY HOOKER . , . . . .Vice-President DAVID MICHAEL MILBOURN . . .Secretary-Treasurer Student self-government has been a cherished tradi- tion and institution at Hampden-Sydney. The present con- stitution was adopted by the student body in 1963. Based largely upon past experience, it is designed to meet pres- ent and changing needs. Students take pride in their self- government and defend their rights against intervention by the administration of the College. The Student Assembly transacts all student body busi- ness, and, in the measure in which powers are delegated to it by the faculty, it has legislative jurisdiction over vari- ous phases of student campus life. The judicial power of the Student Government is vest- ed in the judiciary Board. This body tries cases arising from violations of Student Assembly regulations. . -rea. George Heilig watches as Webb jones signs Honor pledge card Student Council The Student Council by authorization of the Board of Trustees and of the faculty has jurisdiction over matters concerning breach of the Honor Code. The heart of the Honor System is individual responsibility. It assumes that every student is a gentleman and will conduct him- self in an honorable and upright manner in all phases of student lifeg it further assumes that every student is con- cerned with the strict observance of these principles for his own sake, for the sake of his fellow students, and for the sake of the college. Seated: Milbourn, Heilig, Hookerg Standing: Wittho- efft, Anfin, Frazier, Townes, jones, Mowbray, Booth, Bos- well, McLaughlin ANDREW JEROME BUTTON Chairman Seated: Pollard, Button, McLaughlin, Hookerg Standing: Fultz, Anfin, Mowbray, Townes judiciary Board The judicial power of Student Govemment at Hampden- Sydney College is vested in the Judiciary Board. This body is composed of elected representatives from the different classes. It tries cases arising from violations of Student Assembly re- gulatzions. 48 United States Attorney General Robert Kennedy speaks to Hampden-Sydney student body Student Council reviews the details of a case Frazier, Leake, Mowbray, Milboum, Boswell, Reed X A Q 49 63676 STUDENT FINANCE COMMITTEE Mowbray, Shumadine, Soucek, Heilig FOOD COMMITTEE Seated: Heilig, Tysinger, Soucek, Hooker, Standing: Tweel, F ultz Booth, Hubbard, Mattox STUDENT-FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE Seated: Rogers, Ortner, Col. Selden, Standing: Reed, Scott Heilig, Newton, McVVilliams, Wimer, Button, Schreck Anfin, Absent: President Reveley, Dean Vail, Dr. Miller Mr. Hubbard, Dr. XValters, Mr. Drew, Coach Fulton, Dr I. Thompson, Hooker, Chewning 50 Seated: Reed, Presidentg Standing: Chewning, Vice-Presi- dent, Topham, Secretary-Treasurer Interfraternity Council Seated: Chewning, Reed, Tophamg Standing: Gill, Boswell, Smith, XVitthoefft, McLaughlin, Franklin, Faulk, Giles, Ferguson GEORGE FACE REED, President CLARENCE CONXYAY CIIEIYXINC, III Vive-President RICHARD XYALTON TOPIIANI Seeretary-Treasurer KAPPA SIGMA Clarence Conway Chewning, III Kemp Neal Hunt SIGMA CHI Robert Carleton Wimer Robert Taylor Cosby, Ir. KAPPA ALPHA Samuel Brown McLaughlin john Franklin, III LAMBDA CHI ALPHA john MacLean Boswell Herbert Cogbill Gill, Ir. PI KAPPA ALPHA julious Perry Smith, Jr. Edward Charles YVitthoefft, Ir. THETA CHI David Lane Ferguson William Gilbert Faulk, Ir. SIGMA NU Richard Dixon Giles Richard IValton Topham CHI PHI joseph Edward Agsten Andrew Jerome Button Sl EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Street, Standing: Repass, Rathmarm, Soucek, Shreves, Lacy, XVimer Kaleidoscope 65 EDGAR WILLIS LACY, III . . , . . . . Assistant Editor DEPARTMENT EDITORS FREDERICK LEWIS SHREVES, II .,..,. Fraternities JOHN SCOTT REPASS ...,..s......... Organizations JAMES BRANNEN EDGE, IR. .... ..,t, F acuity ERNEST ADAMS RATHMANN ..s.. . . . Classes ROBERT CARLETON WIMER ,,..... . C . Sports ARCHIBALD HANSON SOUCEK, IR. .,,.t.... Sports KEMP NEAL HUNT ...,,.,..,....,..t..... Features PHOTOGRAPHERS WALTER RANDOLPH CHITWOOD, IR. GENE BISHOP DIXON,jR. THOMAS MOORECROFT WALSHE, III STAFF ROBERT POORE ROPER, IR. PAUL SCOTT HUTTON Gene Dixon BUSINESS STAFF Wheeler, Stuchell, Absent: Hall, Ienkins I I fa A 5 5:41, A HQ, - I . T5 Ranny Chitwood Tom Walshe II b II I II I I IIIII W 1, M II HII IIIIIII III III I IIIII IIIW I ,II II IIIIIII I III I I I I III It I I WI W. Scott Street, III ,t , I I .ml ECHI01' I I I IIIIIIIIIIII I.IIIIIIIIIIIWII I IMIIIIII mHIl,IIlIII!:III 1 II ImIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIII.. I I 1' In A Charles H. Wheeler, IV IIIIIIWII Business Manager I I IIIII Ie: --- III' I WIWIIII W IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIYIv- 'J W III lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I ,Irl IIW ' N N 'K-I-4. III! , 53 It I Iy U I lmlllqh I Illllllum I IIIIII H' I III I I MI W WI III , ' , - ,f ,f,.,fg,3.,,,f,.f ,..,,y ff, , 1:'.-: ,f4f1 I M, -,ia fa, Y , . 11.23 .,:a2:,.:f ' 7 22555725432 1, ,Q-,qw , , ff 55 fl 1 5 If f TIGER Mardi a,,,,,. 'WBKTK VVhere the ideas are formed JOHN EDWARD ANFIN HERBERT COCBILL GILL IR Editor-in-Chief Business Manager X 'YN S .ff -R 5 ff I 55? 'X VR 5? . l as so w p , .. . an 'e EQ. ,sf -X! .', llf' E' fl y. H, ,1 A Z- - ,- ,f - N ,Q 4' ivvf xxx - wwf. 1-' Campbell, Harvey, Anfin, Connelly, Robinson 54 U EDWARD A. NEXVTON THOMAS F. CONNELLY, JR. BURXVELL ROBINSON ROBERT C. XVIMER Managing Editor Sports Editor News Editor Copy Editor JEFF REED Circulation Manager JOHN HARVEY Feature Editor BILL JORDAN Art Editor NEXVS STAFF JAMIE PAINTER HARTLEY SCHEARER CHRIS DANIEL AL TALLEY ED LOYVRY STETSON TINKHAM FEATURE STAFF JOHN COATES MIKE REID BILL YVEISS BENNETT BARNES ROBERT HILTON JIM MORRIS SPORTS STAFF JEFF BOWKER DICK MANSON ED WITTHOEFFT CIRCULATION STAFF CHARLES CRIST BILL LOXVRY GLENN HANEY JACK BOSXVELL ED HOPKINS CHARLES PONTON THOMAS KING DWIGHT ANDREWS JOHN MCNEEL ,p7 .v . COPY STAFF ERNIE RATHMANN ROY VVOOD FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT GEOFF HUBBARD The Tiger was founded in 1920 and has been in con- tinuous existence on the H-SC campus since that year. A member of the Associated Collegiate Press, it is pub- lished on alternate Friday evenings during the school year by the students of Hampden-Sydney College from its offices located in NVinston Hall. The Tiger serves two purposes: to provide a medium for the distribution of information to H-SC students and to provide an outlet for student expression on the campus. The news staff seeks to collect and present accounts of past, present, and future events of interest to students, the feature staff attempts to present discussion of interesting and controversial issues, both on campus and beyond, and the sports staff provides an excellent summary of the fortunes of Death Valley's athletic teams. EDWARD A. NEWTON Managing Editor Daniel, Wooding, Coates, Reid Weiss, Rathmann, Geoff ,phil The Head Man checks over the latest edition ., ,rs News 'K HUGH MILTON DAVIS, IR. Editor ,.1-....--- ARCHIBALD HANSON SOUCEK, IR. Business Manager Hampden - Sydney Magazine EDITORIAL BOARD SAMUEL DEVEREUX HATHAWAY, IR. The Hampden-Sydney Magazine provides the only medium on campus through which students may express themselves in the area of creative writing. HUGH MILTON DAVIS, IR. ii.i.. , . ,....,....i. Editor IOSEPH DUDLEY MILES, III . .. . Assistant Editor ARCHIBALD HANSON SOUCEK, IR. ..i.i ..., B usiness Manager This is ridiculous! The staff reads one of its many contributions : 'lp Q-.17 as i .r r 56 R, Iv... - Sw 2 i r-9' . '- ff5,,,.,JK - Q.. Y. 5' if 1 .,..A...... f-1 ...1..,,,- 3 . ,je ,X WI., tg: QNXE? 4 A R I I .zzua '29 X Debate Council The Debate Council is the only outlet at Hampden- Sydney for intercollegiate forensic competition. There are opportunities for novice as well as varsity debating. The team attends tournaments at such places as Annap- olis, johns Hopkins, XVilliam and Mary, and Old Domin- Goethe, Secretary-Treasurer, Davis, President ion. The primary purpose is to develop the ability to speak effectively and extemporaneously on specific subjects. lax ,ll Seated: Lilly, Davis, Napier, Standing: Goethe, Lowery, Alexander, Edge 57 X 1? German Club OFFICERS XVILLIAM HATHAXVAY JORDAN IOSEPH DUDLEY MILES, III GEORGE SUNINIERS, IR. XVILLIAM NICHOLS POLLARD , I I President Vice-President Business Manager , Treasurer Pollard, Jordan, Miles zx'4 1965 Midwinters crowd listens to the music of THE DRIFTERS 'C Save the last dance for me GARY U. S. BONDS Midwinters 1965 ,f BEN E. KING Randolph-Macon Football .A FQ o l,.v Weekend Don't play that song . . Homecomings 1964 THE FIVE DU-TONES Where were you, little Stars? This is better than spending Saturday Night at the Movies Ben E. King blasts out one more song H' Crowd listens to Ben E. King Some hanky-panky at the gym? Young ef,-F--14 Republicans Club x ,ff 1 4' Seated: Repass, Wimer, President, Tuckg Stand- ingg Beach, Butler, Becker, Liley, Frazier KKK xqx. Hampden-Sydney Mock Republican Convention Spring 1964 62 Union Philanthropic tw o s 'A' ' - l i rl' :1- 1 ' ., Literary Society 1' ' ' 1 X . STEPHEN MLICTAYISH GEDNEY President I HERBERT SPENCER ADAMS Secretary 5 MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT Bom ' Q 5 Hugh Milton Davis, Ir. John Marshall Reid ' bf- . Gordon Dalton Schreck james Malcolm Sconyers James Michael Rissmiller MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Graves Haydon Thompson Y 'br STEPHEN MacTAVISH CEDNEY President Schreck, Davis, Adams Q7 k 'WCTH 5' G I 1 4 Q Q ini n-:mul me X Booster Club Boosters' project gets full house at R MC game Cheerleaders spark at home football contest NNBVNN .givemeaT... Seated: Younger, President Man- son, Woodall, Kem, Standing Voight, Coates, Witthoefft, Max- well, Frazier, Chamblin, High- tower, Hathaway, Connelly Rathmann, Tomlinson, Bergren President V ice-Presid ent Secretary , Treasurer DICK MANSON TOM WOODALL TOM KERN , ED YOUNC-ER Formed in 1962, the Booster Club continued its ac- tivities through the 196-1-65 school year in an effort to stimulate interest in extra-Curricular activities. During this year the organization led cheering at sports events, coordinated rat races and pep rallies, sponsored buses to away athletic contests, and undertook other activities fall- ing within its purpose. The Booster Club sponsors three awards to be given at the end of the year: one to the student most active in sportsg one to the freshman making the greatest contribu- tion to publicationsg and the third to the student exhibit- ing the most school spirit. Tiger mascot roars over 20-0 victory over Randolph- Macon CHEERLEADERS Emily Friend, Smitty Smith, Kathy Harris, Pam Stear, Betty McCann Y. B' -tzsiv sells -. .. Ke . ,xhwtxtj ' .. - . -!', 5' s --Q- -, Y 'S' z 3' n'lt,-l . , . t' '- ' rf' 5 'xl 'fm 1- I ' W, - ' vga QL. J f--9 '-. - ' V . rl- 'I . ' 'f -1. 1 3 7' ' v?,'Ui'lg9 , ,X-5 3.55 '14-if 'N 1 Q -JK' 1'-ai-n.' 'a'a1-w3E.- - ---Q l eJawH'fe't 'Y 1 aff .,. 'fr i : isp ' Q-3, f, ' h H 'farms , X N311-tax Q fr- , N15 ' t T , K r i .. ' 1 L, qfifgf' :I A K-f f A I J -N ..- ..-. 'Ffa . wg- ' . 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' ' . , i , r A A gxgazrlj-'L V ' - l. ...... fp . ,- 1 , sei' 1,- Rogers, jones, Dr. Simpson, Whited, Weiss jongleurs , JOSEPH LYLE WHITED President 11 Fire Department ii HERBERT SPENCER ADAMS Chief I Garrett, Burner, George, Adams X I1 0- 5 , , ..rf Seated: Butler, McWilliams, Schreck, Bryan, Standing Mulligan, T., Evans, Shreve, Shipp, Mulligan, Dr. VVal- ters, Lyne, YVilliamson, Alexander, Milbourn, Hughes, Kellam, Alford, Maxwell, Davidson, Swann, Hubbard Garrett, Steele Campus Christian Association PETER ARTHUR MCWILLIAMS , H ,,,. President GORDON DALTON SCHRECK . . . .Vice-President GERALD ALLAN BUTLER . . . ,.,,. .Secretary EDWARD BLAY BRYAN ...,. ..,..,...,.. T reasurer The Campus Christian Association seeks to promote Christian activities on campus through means such as Religious Emphasis VVeeks, special assembly programs, etc. The CCA seeks to build a. stronger faith in those who are already Christians and to present the faith in an in- telligent yet Biblical manner to those who have not yet accepted Christ as their personal Savior. In addition to its activities on campus the CCA also performs Christian service in the community. Butler, McWilliams, Schreck, Bryan DR. THOMAS EDWARD CRAWLEY Director Glee Club First Tenor: K. jones, C. Lipscomb, 1. Morrison, B Tomlinson. Second Tenor: A. Cox, C. Daniel, F. lessee, B. Davis I. Locke, VV. Lyne, Mc-Kenney, B. Morriss, L. Saunders 1. Robertson, C. Williamson. Baritone: Blanchard, S. Campbell, E. Dedrick, T George, Mulligan, T. Littrell, M. Shreve, S. Stowe, B XVatt, B. VVilliamson. Bass: T. Boone, Coates, B. Fortune, T. Chewning, C Hall, D. Hanse, C. Steele, B. Swann, M. Tilson, K. VVhite C. Bissell. . v.-si imma ' 7 OFFICERS Seated: Mulligan Wood, Steeleg Standing: Bissell, Swann, Williamson OFFICERS EDWARD SNOWDEN VVOOD, III , . I , President JAMES THOMAS MULLIGAN .... , , , Vice-President RAY CURTIS STEELE, IR. ,.,,, ,,,.4., L ibrarian VVILLIAM WHITEFIELD WILLIAMSON, Ir. ,..,,. , Librarian Music hath charms . . . S 5-Ll ,J I Practice session 'A s. 1 v- rf . .W .3 fi 1 me ff 1-'U if I T-is ,swf AMOS DAVIS HEILIG , ..., A 4-FS 5 as N MCLAUGHLIN MCWILLIAMS REED AMOS, THOMAS MARSHALL, JR., 1811 Warrington Road, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia, Kappa Alpha, Chi Beta Phi, Kappa Alpha Scholarship and Chairmanf4Q, No. VIIC4j, Chi Beta Phi Regional Vice PresidentC4Q, G. E. College Bowl teamf3j, Summer Physics researchf1,2,3J, Adamson Scholarshipf4J, Who,s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. DAVIS, HUGH MILTON, IR., 4219 Brook Road, Richmond, Virginia, Chi Phi, Eta Sigma Phi, Sigma Upsilon, Chi Phi HistorianC2Q, TreasurerC3D, Rush Chairmanf4D, Eta Sigma Phi Sergeant-at-Armsf3Q, Vice-Presidentf4j, Glee ClubC1,2,3,4j, Debate Councilf1,2,3,4j, Secretary-TreasurerC2D, President f3,4Q, Union Philanthropic Literary SocietyC1,2,3,4D, Chaplain 121, Presidentffij, Board of Publications f3,4j, President MD, Hampden-Sydney Literary MagazineC1,2,3,4j, Assistant EditorC2Q, Editorf3,4j, Biology Lab Assistant, College Bowl Team, Outstanding Debatorf3j, Who,s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. HEILIG, GEORGE HARRIS, 1101 Westmoreland Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Delta Epsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledgemasterf3D, Student Body Vice PresidentC3Q, Presidentf4Q, Sophomore Class Vice President, Omicron Delta Kappa, SecretaryC4Q, Student Assembly, PresidentQ4D, Honor Council, Presidentf4j, Student Faculty Relations CommitteeQ3,4Q, Whois Who in American Colleges and Universitiesf3Q, Student Asse1nblyC3l, Honor Councilf3J, FootballC1,2,3,4j, Tennisf1,2,3,4j, Football, Co-Captainf3j, Tennis, Co-Captainf4Q, Football, Honorable Men- tion, All Mason-DixonQ3Q, First Team Virginia State All Small College Teamf3j, Honorable MentionC2j, Omicron Delta Kappa Award for the outstanding freshman. Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. MCLAUGHLIN, SAMUEL BROWN, IR., Brownsburg, Virginia, Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Chi Beta Phi, Kap- pa Alpha, Presidentfflj, Honor Councilf2,3,4Q, judiciary Boardf3,4D, Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice PresidentC4Q, Baseballf1,3Q, Trackf2j, Footballf1,2,3,4Q, Mason-Dixonf3,4j, All Statef4j, SportsmanshipC4j, Co-Captain of FoobtllC4Q, YVho,s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. MCVVILLIAMS, PETER ARTHUR, 1600 Cedar Lane, Norfolk, Virginia, Chi Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Upsilon, Booster Clubf1,2,3,4Q, Student Finance Committeef2j, Student AssemblyC2j, Honor Councilf1,2j, Campus Christian Asso- ciationC1,2,3,4j, Secretary-Treasurerf2Q, Vice-PresidentC3Q, Presidentf4j, Student Faculty Relations Committeel3,4Q, Religious Life Committeef4j, Library AssistantC4l, Co-Manager of Intramural Leaguef2,3,4j, Athletic Trainerf2,3,4j, Charles F. Bur- roughs Memorial ScholarshipC1,2,3,4Q, IVho's VVho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. REED, GEORGE FACE, 5462 Orion Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia, Lambda Chi Alpha, Interfraternity Council Presidentf3l, WrestlingC1,2Q, Ray A. Moore Awardf2D, TIGER Circulation StaffC1,2,3D, Student-Faculty Relations Committeef2,3j, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Whos Who I Will 6 fl 21 N avg' -, 'Z' 'th rf eo- . - P' '- img '4 W ROGERS SOUCEK TOPHAM ROGERS, DANIEL ERIC, II, 1602 Confederate Avenue, Richmond, Virginia, Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Alpha Vice-Presidentf-lj, Treasurerf3J, Omicron Delta Kappa Presidentfall, Interfraternity Council PresidentC3j, Honor Council, judiciary Board, Whois Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. SOUCEK, ARCHIBALD HANSON, IR., 8912 Alton Parkway, Silver Spring, Maryland, Kappa Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon, Sigma Upsilon, Kappa Sigma Executive Committee, House Committee, Rush Chairman, Pledge Class President, Class Pres- identC2,4J, judiciary Board, Sigma Upsilon Vice-President, Booster Club, Vice-Presidentl2j, KALEIDOSCOPE Honoraries Editorf3J, Co-Sports EditorC4D, Literary Magazine Business Managerf3,4J, F ootballf1,2,3,4j, VVho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. TOPHAM, RICHARD XVALTON, Box 476, Charlton Heights, VVest Virginia, Sigma Nu, Chi Beta Phi, Sigma Nu Senti- nelf4J, Chi Beta Phi Secretary-Treasurerf3j, President MQ, Interfratemity Council Secretary-Treasurerlflj, Houston Scholar- ship, Phi Beta Kappa Award, lVho's IVl1o Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. SARTIN, JOHN BOAZ, 7019 Eudora, Dallas, Texas, Kappa Alpha, Kappa Alpha TreasurerC3D, Pledge Trainerf3Q, Base- ballf8D, Sportsmanship Awardl3j, Whois IVlio Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. BUTTON, ANDREXV JEROME, 536 W. Bellview Avenue, IVinchester, Virginia, Chi Phi, Psi Chi, Chi Phi Secretaryf3j, Vice-Presidentlllj, House ManagerC:2,3J, judiciary Board ChairmanC4J, Psi Chi Presidentf4D, Glee Clubfl,2,3j, Treasurerf3D, German Club Vice-Presidentf3l, Student Assemblylfllj, Honor Council Alternatef4Q, Psychology AssistantC3,4j, Library As- sistantC3,4Q, Student-Faculty Relations Committeefllj, Interfraternity Councill4D, IVho's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. SARTAIN BUTTON 71 ii 0 Q TW 76f1f 7442 . 1,' ,-' 1, ffl! 1,7 4 f 1' '. Z - fiqfh- 5 Ili, .47 z!4ff4f 'P-f bfvfg f,4 4454 4? 'Q4 iff ,v l,' IL' , . 1 , ff!-55 Iv' ?55' 1 'I 'F'f'T . r-IN!!-' ' I-4 1 '1 'ITTT TT as ITMTI In 25 . -ig TU J 1...-+ ,I 1, 0 . 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Ef5: 2Ef'?l'9'?-'5ff- :- EEE-IFE-E: , gg:-:-1-fziizifziifi 2 -an 111..,,i- .4 ' -:..1:-::..-:::1 3:---.1-2.-.-.-.. - - - iiii- ffI-wmmwm-ww- g -------..... - Q iss'-QLPQQLSE.- n H 2 E - . , . ..-..- .-.-.- - W, , '-::- :T-TT- -T-5-' - .1'., 'r . 1: -Es.-Jr, 'n 1- .1 .. -- qlk.-'gr L.::::.... 0 1- f- .... ' ' ' , V .11-.-r.-.-1 -........... .5-1saQ.1g-gf::.-:.-.f.m-:- ,,,,,.-- - - .. ' . ----...,.,,,,,.-, ----........- ,--. - --V..- v ,4 -, -..-..n.q....-,,,, .-.:--47-T,..,, 5, ' sul.. , .' ,y N ,I 'f' V . -.- - ...... ' If Q 1 ,. f' ' . ,og ' . 0 'II I , I I 1 1 ,' , 0 ': 'UV '- TV-ff f 2 -'f 'f'-reef-' 1: fm,-4 'f,. . . I f U -.,, , , 1 v.. , ff,-,. ' ,' ' J., ...f. . - Honoraries . I 9 Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society Founded at WVashington and Lee University, 1914 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1924 ? DANIEL ERIC ROGERS, II , H . President GEORGE HARRIS HEILIG, jR. . , ,Vice-President PHILIP HORTENSTINE ROPP I i Secretary-Treasurer I ii 39' DANIEL ERIC ROGERS, II President First row: Chewning, Heilig, Hooker, Street, Second row: McLaughlin, Dr. Moore, Rogers, Dr. Thompson, McWil- liams, Dr. Walters, Third row: Dr. Ropp, Dr. Reveley, Dr. Coyner, Dr. Smith, Mr. Pritchard F ratres in Urbe Lewis Harrison Drew Iohn Stokeley Fulton Ray Atkinson Moore Claudius Homby Pritchard, Samuel Macon Reed Walter Taylor Reveley F ratres in F acultate Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, Ir. Thomas Edward Crawley Thomas Edward Gilmer Robert Thruston Hubard, jr. Charles Ferguson McRae Philip Hortenstine Ropp Homer Alvin Smith, Ir. Graves Haydon Thompson Carl Franklin Walters, jr. 74 Fratres in Collegio Clarence Conway Chewning, III George Harris Heilig, Ir. james Murray Hooker Samuel Brown McLaughlin, jr. Peter Arthur McWilliams Daniel Eric Rogers, II Walter Scott Street, III Phi Beta Kappa CS E t v ii Founded at the College of XVilliam and Mary, 1776 Q Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1949 E 'I Z Q s r Y, ,xv .' .Q g , Y - is no 5 V 'W' Q -:4 'san' wiv :E 1 XUXNX ' I ,i ,. , le ' N Y .-,ic 1, 3' ,a v A X -.-ff, 553: 5 . .V -.3 ers, , 1 ' 'stair A A 154,115 4 5 A l xv 4.-1 '1 . WILLIAM COLLAR HOLB BOOK President an ,.-, . ' .X Seated: Mattox, Butler, Topham, Standing: Robinson, Sartain. Fratres in Facultate Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, Ir. Kenneth Sawyer Falk Thomas Edward Gilmer XVilliam Collar Holbrook XVeyland Thomas Ioyner Roland Vanderbilt Layton, jr. Albert Louis LeDuc Charles Ferguson McRae Hinton Baxter Overcash WVilliam Wendell Porterfield Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Fratres in Urbe Samuel Macon Reed Lewis Harrison Drew Sorors in U1-be Mrs. Edgar G. Gammon Mrs. Paul I. Grier 75 Fratres in Collegio Thomas Marshall Amos Gerald Allan Butler James Donald Mattox James Edmunds Robertson William Frank Robinson, Ir john Boaz Sartain Richard Walton Topham Frater in Urbe Claudius Hornby Pritchard John Edward Anfin Frank Hawthome Blundell john McLean Boswell Fff1ffeS in Facultate Reginald jeffrey Bowker Joseph Burner Clowel- Clarence Conway Chewning, III William Collar Holbrook Thomas Ffancis COUUCHY, lf- XVilliam Birch Douglass, III Herbert Cogbill Gill, Ir. George Harris Heilig, jr. VVilliam Hathaway Jordan Seated: Robertson, Street, Anfin, Standing: Gill, Douglass, VVimer, Heilig, Newton, Connelly, Wheeler, Soucek, Bowker, Boswell, Lacy, Chewning Fratres in Collegio William Watkins Kincaid john Thomas King Edgar Willis Lacy, III Edward Albers Newton Ralph Stedman Oakey, Ir. Gerald Decatur Robertson Archibald Hanson Soucek Walter Scott Street, III Charles Horatio Wheeler, IV Robert Carleton Wimer Pi Delta Epsilon Q National Honorary Collegiate joumalism Society Founded at Syracuse University, 1909 X ' Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1939 - WALTER SCOTT STREET, III ,.,, . . . ,.,,.. President JOHN EDWARD ANFIN ,....,.. ,.,,., V ice-President f - X . . ' I GERALD DECATUR ROBERTSON Secretary Treasurer 76 WALTER SCOTT STREET III President Soror in Urbe Fratres in Facultafe Elizabeth Carrington Eggleston Denison Maurice Allan 1Yillard Francis Bliss Thomas Edward Crawley Paul Livingston Crier Robert Thruston Hubard, lr. George Tyler Miller, jr. Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Seated: Soucek, Davis, Hathawayg Standing: Boe, McVVil- liams McSwain Anfin Burner Barker 2 7 7 9 Frafres in Collegio john Edward Anfin Robert O. Boe, II XVilliam Leroy Bruner, III Hugh Milton Davis, Jr. Samuel Devereux Hathaway, Ir. Shaekford O'Connor McSwain Peter Arthur McWilliams Archibald Hanson Soucek, Ir. National Honorary Literary Society Founded at Vanderbilt University, 1906 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1916 4 ' HUGH MILTON DAVIS, JP.. , i President ARCHIBALD HANSON SOUCEK, IR. Vice-President J X SAMUEL DEVEREUX HATHAWAY, IR. ,S -AL N Secretary-Treasurer Sigma Upsilon Q 5 lil lltlll nga I I QQ, 2.5 HUGH MILTON DAVIS, IR President Eta Sigma Phi fa: i' X ,, v, 1 ,. Gi, . C Y r ' iz, f Honorary Classical Society yl S- -:E , N 429 Founded at University of Chicago, 1924 E ' ll A Established at Hampden-Sydney, 1942 I GORDON DALTON SCHRECK President Frater in Urbe Claudius Hornby Pritchard, jr. Fratres in Faculfate Kenneth Sawyer Falk Graves Haydon Thompson Seated: Davis, Mattox, Schreck, Briel, Adamsg Standing: Douglass, Alford, Shreve, VVard, VVhite, Crawley. Fratres in Collegio Herbert Spencer Adams Harper Shelton Alford Bernard Louis Briel, Ir. XVilliarn Bryan Crawley, Jr. Hugh Milton Davis, Ir. XVilliam Birch Douglass, III 78 Thomas Underwood Dudley James Donald Mattox, Jr. Gordon Dalton Schreck Robert Michael Shreve VValter Russell VVard, Ir. Burton Kirke XVhite, Ir. is Psi Chi as F ? National Honor Society in Psychology Founded at New Haven, Connecticut, 1929 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1962 ANDREXY JEROME BUTTON President JAMES BENJAMIN CARRETT , Vice-President EDXVARD SNOXVDEN WOOD, III Secretary-Treasurer r l l s l I ANDREXV JEROME B UTTON President Seated: Garrett, Button, Wood, Standing: Butler, Bowles, Claudy. F ratres in Facultate Denison Maurice Allan Donald Rudolph Ortner Alvin Hall Smith Fratres in Collegio Gerald Allan Butler Andrew Jerome Button 79 John Garland Claudy Richard Boxley Bowles, Jr. James Benjamin Garrett Ronald Ralph Jessee, II Edward Snowdon Wood, III Col. Selden, Dr. Simpson, Mr. Espigh Alpha Psi Omega SAWQ 5 5 f Q fxfxfvxfxfwx X National Honorary Dramatic Society Founded at Fairmont State College, 1925 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1932 Fratres in Facultate Frater in Collegio Merril Alvin Espigh William Anthony Philip Hortenstine Ropp MacCuire Dudley Byrd Selden Hassell Algernon Simpson Graves Haydon Thompson Carl Franklin Walters, Ir. Scene from the Hampden - Syd- ney and Long- wood produc- tion of Romeo and Iuliet Soror in Urbe Alice Elizabeth Overcash F ratrcs in Urlic Samuel Macon Reed Emmet Roach Elliott Fratrcs in Facilitate Denison Maurice Allan Thomas Edward Gilmer IVeyland Thomas Joyner Hinton Baxter Overcash Thomas Marshall Amos, Ir. Philip Rosson Anderson Charles Abram Baldwin, jr. john Roger Barker john Robert Cockrell, jr, Herman Frederick Gallash, Thomas Stevens George, III Richard Dixon Giles Robert Wallace Maxwell, I1 Fratres in Collegio Samuel Brown McLaughlin, jr Robert Carter Morris james Thomas Mulligan George Francis Neal, III james Edmunds Robertson XVamer Lewis Shipp, Ir. Richard VValton Topham Charles Cortlandt XValt0n, IV George YVayne NVright Seated: Maxwell, Dr. Overcash, Dr. joyner Topham Barkerg Standing: Robertson, Mulligan, Giles George McLaughlin, Amos A 1? 1.-at RICHARD WALTON TOPHAM Presezdent Chi Beta Phi Jx A National Honorary Scientific Society 0 Founded at Randolph-Macon College, 1916 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1921 ' RICHARD WALTON TOPHAM a, President JOHN ROGER BARKER .. l .. Vice-President ROBERT WALLACE MAXWELL, II ,Secretary-Treasurer l 81 'tie 7 A R .. 7' ,' L , -gifs p 'z Slvmgcw' I.--L Q 5: f ' 1 1 1 . -.av 1 9 Q ,S P -4. 5 t i ' .- ' Q . vs If-. - fl, a-,hs -1--' -Q A' wp- ansa...-v S V - v 'J-I N' ,D N N14 w. 1 i N' 5 bv - .1 v 'Iris' s' s Q 4 T-.U X ' ' N , - Q -. . Q9 C -Ag X - i Y .4 U A- I .Q qv- - '-qv Q 1 4 ' Q .-0 k,-.- 9 T s . , Q - Y . , 0 h ' A , C.. R -.Qv - -3, s -4 ' I 5 '05 4 -3 , . s4?'., -J 1- 5 ,v-Q N. - 5 -1- '4- W A 5 i J .4 'x L h-lv r 4 5 Q- o . v - 4 .rg ' . . . , 0- '-: - . Fx .' ' Jo , . Q - -' 1 3 wi if LP. 5? 1 I ' ., .- N 'Q 1-L' Y.-' .' ,id . xfxx -x. -f' ' ' 'I . r-'S' ,- 'ffxiiiliv ' -f 'X-u ' - I ' A 5 S- X us gk 5 s -X' zu - 1' wrff 1' - gk if 1 'on - ' - ' ' A-1 3 I Q . . .I Q' 5 0 B ' ' ' 'I Q 1 D ,,--',, --at-Q-1 'lv - .1 5' ' Q - -an 5 ' ' -- g- . 1 . s , f 5 .O -' - 1:11. A ' ' l QS 5 ' A 4 - -Q -7 .Q - .2 , A - ' ' - 70 31 . .' ' ' , ' --9 ' i ' qi -jar. A ' - Q H3 , - , , A., . ,' ' 1 ,, a ' ,- 'C' 4 I, - V , .7-g, ' '. . 1 in I rl-.,.,-Gr' t A.,-:' - V 3' v :V 7 ' 1 A551 u- , ' I Q u- u 0 ,f .n Q as . up . ,4 '. Lo' 'mj- - 0 4' 'Q 5 ' .X ' 5 I., 't' ' ' ., - - - -.4 - 0 . I ' .9. ' ,z -' , ' J. , 9 N . ,mg A r 'w in , D 1 Ii ' .T m ' . '. Czilmudziy, im Caudlax Hubby J. DRUEN, SIDNEY. Aman! La-du PERKINS GEORGE, .unaual Conch Cht-xx-mug. Bxll 4- Luslmu Dnrtnlu. .m. Tum C' 5.-n ., HB - T .1 lx. 'l mu-r Ldv vi l lupmls, llullv lhmk, Dun' C- K Ili--.pn-. liill I E T i.l.mt.151lI If C wfun liocl T Heilig, Ccorge .,,,,,., WB Helvin, Steve Hinton. Dave .,,,.,.... NVB Howell. Bob . Hyde, Ken ..... jewett. Bryce Lnnunuy, Buster ...... RB Leaks, Andy .,,...,,,.,... C Lee, Donnie ..,..,.,.. ,VVB Senior co-captains George Heilig and Sandy McLaughlin with Head Coach Stokeley Fulton at awards banquet. 84 H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC ., V-A . f gr fr Q, f. L T if ra, ' 4' 11 HAMPDEN-SX' DN F4-tg! 4, ,,, ,G ,Qs-I A3 FHL-my STO HAMPD - ' . ,-fx . , um. ff' P 1' V7 . BUBRELL. DI ' lu , - .1 I 1 Y, ' XV.-KCKER. Lows, .-ma: Ck, Dirvct PECRKXI. BILL, Assixlanl p ' DRUEN. smxm. .amz ,- 2 , Pg11KIxs,cEo1ac:a..1m , 3- yi , ,, , V: HITE. KIRK. ,Uanuqvr -wp y A ' we fn XICXVILLIAXIS. PETE. Tr LOUIS WACKER TIDKEY FUUIDN Plmm ln D.-Snun-Consnu 1! 1964 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 16N ...Gui1ford- 8 23 , . . . Bridgewater- 6 6., ...Sewanee-28 41 . . .t..,... Frederick-25 14 . , . . . Western Maryland- 6 21 .. .. Washington and Lee- 0 6,,, ,.EmoryandHenry-29 7 , , . Millersville- 12 0 A, ..,....,. Cenixe- 9 20 A . , . . Rando1ph-Macon- 0 c'-F 904 F1 Nj I BALI. SQI All ff . , I ,- :Y-, nxn VIRGINIA ' ?' it . ll lf., gm... ll l x1..'.ti,...-, 1:1 I 1l.....,1.1....st.1..., t 5 5- V .E-3 if f f -B ' l:l ll' ' ' I lllfklln lim I-H l f 1 y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,u,m '- L- ' 1 ' ,, - vat If-lu. 1 4 1'..n....l :mul un w.x1...,., ,.f..1 Nlarw J 1. I T ' ll- ' N K' 1- I-H1flfIVil'i ffl-1 ll ll L,,,,,.,,,,,,,,15,,y.,,MN3 - ' - f 1 W ii Nl l 5 :a..h..-f4.i.j,.Y1 ll T .1 11..,..I..l.-...sr.,1,. ' ' 'f it-me Hi I ll..r.,,..1...st.E.f.l l f ,, N H ' Ht ' b ,,m,m - 1 ., sl..fx.-r Bill un uma. ,.r . - ' ' , X mx wan!-Zu BILL Pscmxl By winning six games and losing only four, the Hampden-Sydney College football Tigers, under the tutelage of Head Coach Stokeley Fulton, captured the Little Eight and Mason-Dixon Conference championship. The season was the third consecutive winning season for Coach Fulton and his forces. The most notable victories were shutouts over XVashington 6: Lee, 21-0, and arch-rival Randolph-Macon, 20-0. A 41-25 win over Frederick marked the first Homecoming victory in several seasons. Other victims of the Tiger's winning ways were Guilford, Bridgewater, and NVestern Maryland. Five Tiger standouts were selected to the first team of the All Virginia Small College team, and two were awarded honorable mention. Seventy-five per cent of the starting Tiger backfield was named including quarterback VVhit- ey Lipscomb, wingback George Heilig, and running back Ty Tysinger. Lipscomb, a junior, was named captain of the team last year. Senior co-captain Heilig was placed at end on the first team last year. For Tysinger, a junior, it was his first time on the All State eleven. Recognized for their outstanding play in the line were senior tackle Sandy McLaughlin and end Herb Sebren. McLaughlin, a co- captain was awarded an honorable 'mention for his fine play last year. Iunior Sebren was named to the team for the first time. Honorable mentions went to big Rod Coggins for his play at guard and to linebacker jimmy Null for his out- standing achievement at that position. Once again this year the men from Death Valley dominated all star positions on the All Mason-Dixon Conference team. The only repeater from last year's squad was tackle Sandy McLaughlin. Others included Heilig, named to an end spot, and backs Lipscomb and Tysinger. Other individuals who tumed in superior performances over the course of the season were linemen Steve Helvin, Billy Edwards, and Bob Robertson. Stand- out performances in the backfield in addition to those already named included Kendall Whitaker, Archie Soucek, and Buster Lammay. Those freshman who deserve special recognition are halfback Phil Rome, guard Andy Leake and end john Mack. 85 S ' 3. -A-'- ,.. ,- , 4 if ..f'22'.R'r. ff 2,1 i' iff 4 . . g, . f 1 iii ll '- ' Su I I 'j 'J' ' ' 1 si. C 15 - mt... v IJ xx Q X '1i....Q,.f it 114 Q . . ..f..i.-. xo.. ll xr X ' Xl I Dt- Ill-Il, sim.. 4 1 - 5 , N umm kink v.r....:ff xmxiulxuls I'I ' lu.,..... 1964 TIGERS m THE Q Q L. Ev ' ' 1. + Q - ,1 ' f Q4 4 S 'S if . 3 lf' LJ. , ., .'?E:4, 15 U 'iii 9 , l ! George Heilig Co-Captain . ir' ,ff 'd4,, I i . f ' 1 f ff,-if W.r,.vQ , f, , A ff f t . Q , M Q S - f f 1 S xx ku 4 l XX 41 01. , it Ya g fs V 141 fr ff lk , , Y 55 '+ A A . ' fbiv 'vu- Q 1 Sandy McLaughlin Co-Captain gin-vl in 'MT' vs Q1 ,Af 1 Steve DeBell Bill Edwards Steve Helvin sv we ' .,x we f' G If wk' 10 . It ' F lf' , f A7 .' r 'v ' Q x ' f- . 1 W'....-J' -. 'EE' M. 1-vw 3,,. x -'I L .Q .f -- f.. .A K' , , Q- . - - - g-,M ,- 9. ,L ., A I' Q H ,., Luk .4 N . 1 I-' If ' , Y -,371 rf bf Q! - '25 f , hw ,Q E , 3444-.ff , ' l i K 2 ...A Q A r ,. no , . ' ' wr tx , -'N' . S Q ' x d ' 1' tm ya 1 E x A .---P e--e S . f' V 4 -1: H' V 9.4. Ji:-W ' fl V .V . iff- 4' ' -e ' 4. ' -V F' :R .x ,- H E , Kendall Whitaker Bob Robertson 86 -me Archie Soucek Mason-Dixon and Little Eight Champs 1964 , - X -fig. f 145, , P ff.. . ' , - LH Y 5 ' ..P' A ., - , . . 5- , ' It ' I '15 is WL-1 .i x 5 lie ,v gs: J- 'ici , ' 53 fs . 'n ' ' .. -1 5 - - Q.. W -' wwf' - If ' 1. K iw- J A A ' 1: :JJ -' 1 Y 'ij 'ua A--'Lf ,ia 1, 'UT . 'l ' u . y 1 :DI A Y J - I- , , , ' , , V Q v v lx -it ,H . ' 'L-if :.m , ' ,Y Y K 1 5 V. .. .1 V , R . - W , f 1 N -,Nj Travis Tysinger Herb Sebren VVhitey Lipscomb 1 g-1 ,. - - . - , , , E3 wrt 1 'f Q gui! , s V, - : X- - , . M A . ' . f .- ' ' -Y i .1 , n ' - y,- .. . '- . Q 4 -4 .s X f .V I X ai. 1 .z, x , .. c- ,F f A J' ,. H - ' 'ir ' I y,.W- ' - 'm' in - - W4 K t il ' 'K+ is . -Xu ' V ' 01 'L W 1...- ..-. 4' -gh -as -f. n Q- . , -v ... - s i ' 1 S .gag W , A . f A ' i 2 v - ,4 V .,f..,, N Y- E z I ge.. .X I I , v' - N f- L, ' ,. 5.2 'iavrwum M -. Mfr' , U 1 2 '-f5,,jfA'4- 1.4 f-1 ,-5914.-1?-3, is . gist-'s, t , f' '5 ,i-x-MJ , , h if' ..' .1 f Q- in -f- .'1' ' f-. . 'f -g1g,fz'. f-L-1 ,1 .Y Hn. Rod Coggin Buster Lammay jimmy Null 87 X of Q' -x, , N w g -'W o ,,-e,,gf L e e W . f5.':.f.,. Q1 o r any 1 ', : 1 ',,A v. 4 . Q lx W- . , .-233' W ,Q ' -... n ..-f- -:Z- Q. Q sw-xmgw?- Nh on X W H :V x - .N-i w' lx I 5 fr. YW Y -T dd I ' 51-W G. 5,. , . , 51,5 3 -... ,A Q Q v. U Q'7 i55' A i ' X 3 qv? 5 if George Summers Ken Hyde jim Pickins E Bk 125 H 4 . Q Q J -x , , Q., 5 pgs' H? A . , , v5Q,5,E'jsk,,,Q 1-A 1. yy.. . I X , 'fm 'f-1-3 - L. ,T ?:ffifi,ifJE.geiTa P . .y,.'V.'.i,' K, 1 . I '... '!,g rJ.' Y Denny Finger ,fe . y if A 1 1 f I , -'-M--M ff--w 5 , N Q f, V. ' vs, gr . ,I I ' To ' 5 - N1 ,ff . K . ' N5 no - 1 . Q f n n A ,, 7. ' ' Mo Shumate Steve Martin Dr. Ray A. Moore, Sr. reminisces at 1964 football banquet. Q fx NSY Get out there and VVINV' Hampden-Sydney-16, Guilford-8 Death Valley, September 19 - The 1964 edition of the Hampden-Sydney Tiger football eleven entertained the Quakers of Guilford in the opening game of the season defeating them by a score of 16-8. The running of halfbacks Archie Soucek and Ty Tysinger combined with the accurate aerials of quarterback Whitey Lipscomb proved to be too much for a tough Guilford squad. The Tigers scored early in the first quarter on a 85-yard field goal by Ty- singer. Shortly thereafter the Quakers were forced into a punting situation from their own 41. The snap from center was faulty, causing the kicker to punt off balance. Lipscomb recovered the deflected kick on the Guilford 23 and raced into the end zone for the first Tiger touchdown. Tysinger's kick gave H-SC an early 10-0 advantage. Running-back Soucek provided the second and last six-point play for the Tigers on a 15-yard run around right end. The half ended with the score stand- ing at 16-0. The Death Valley men were plagued with offensive miscues throughout the second half and failed to score. The defense mad up for that by holding Guil- ford to a single touchdown, that coming late in the fourth quarter. Soucek was the workhorse of the day, picking up 77 yards in 26 carries. Tysinger had 63 yards in only six attempts. The new Hundley Stadium greets throng at the season's r Yi Q . '. ' Q' ' . kv ' l I ' A ' ' - -.1 V ,f b g b ., ,WWMEEFI 4 1 4 I , ,.-, . :,,-.. TT' . 1 . 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Halfback Kendall VVhitaker and Quarterback VVhitey Lipscomb tumed the decisive trick for the Tigers with Whitaker scoring from six yards out shortly before the half and Lipscomb mn- ning seven yards for one forth-quarter touchdown and passing to Bill Grant for another. It might have been a better day for the Eagles, who got a short-lived glimpse of pay dirt with Yager Marks' 83-yard runback on the opening kickoff, but that six points was all they were destined to have. VVhen Eagle Bob Baker was downed in the end zone for a Tiger safety in the second, the Hamp- den-Sydney attack was on for good. Archie Soucek, a senior mnningback, led the groxmd game again with 196 yards in 22 carries. With Lipscomb's passing for 183 yards and with the fine kicking of Ty Ty- singer the Tigers dominated the game. Defensive standouts were Denny Finger, Rod Coggin, Steve Helvin, Ken Hyde, and Steve Debell. Tiger interior line clashes with opponents George, where are you? j 5 'J ,A ,fp N, f 'br'-oi' ' fd 1' - 3,5 las' 'X . away' fl '3bB gli ill 'A all 'I la. , . X Q N , Hampden-Sydney-6, Sewanee-28 Death Valley, October 3 - In the Tiger's third en- counter of the season they took on a tough pack of Purple Tigers from Sewanee fThe University of the Southl. The Sewanee squad shattered Hampden-Sydney's previously umblemished season 28-6. Although the Tiger offense could not get rolling during the first half, they managed to hold the Purple Tigers in check, allowing only a single touchdown. The running of 205 pound tailback Bill Johnson, combined with an alert pass defense proved to be the Tiger's undoing. johnson scored on touchdown runs of 26 and 59 yards and third quarters respectively. The only bright spot of the aftemoon came on a 74- yard punt return by quarterback Whitey Lipscomb, the play coming early in the fourth quarter. It proved to be the only scoring punch of the day for the outmanned Tigers. . The Tiger offense aerial-wise was good with Lipscomb accounting for 54 wards in nine tosses, while the altemate unit quarterback, sophomore George Summers, completed five passes for 40 yards. Halfback Kendall Whitaker was the leading ground gainer with 48 yards in ten carries, while running-back Ty Tysinger picked up 41 yards in ten tries with the pigskin. 'ivfvlf , Homecoming 1964 Hampden-Sydney-41, Frederick-2 5 Death Valley, October 10 - Bouncing back after their loss to Sewanee, the Tigers thrilled a Homecoming crowd of 5,000 by drubbing Frederick College 41-25. The win was the first witnessed by the old grads in four years. The Death Valley boys went to work in the opening minutes of the first quarter. Junior end Herb Sebren, blocking a punt on the Frederick 11, tumed it into a Tiger TD with 12:40 remaining. The Lions scored in the second quarter, only to have the All-State com- bination of quarterback Whitey Lipscomb and wingback George Heilig connect for a five-yard pass playgood for six points. Tysinger's kick was blocked, but the Tigers held a 13-6 halftime advantage. In an explosive third quarter 27 points were scored in eight minutes. Frederick began it with a 77-yard run, tying the score at 19-13. Not to be out- done H-SC's Lipscomb fired another scoring toss to Heilig, this one covering 48 yards. Frederick took the ensuing kickoff 94 yards for still another score. Tiger halfback Kendall VVhitaker nearly matched that run with a 77-yard ramble in- to the Lion end zone. The score at this point read: H-S 27, Frederick 19. In the fourth stanza the Tigers tallied again, with sophomore Speedster XVhitaker scoring from five yards out. Tysinger added the last score of the day on a plunge from four yards out. George Heilig and Kendall VVhitaker each had perhaps their finest game of the season. VVhitaker carried the pigskin 20 times, grinding out 156 yards and 12 points, while Heilig caught five passes good for 90 yards and two touchdowns. Tysinger follows blockers for good yardage Back Jimmy Lee is caught by a Lion The end draws near for Tysinger Mr. W. Dunnington speaks at dedication of Hundley Stadium W h i t a k e r sprints around postrate blockers 93 Hampden-Sydney-14, Western Maryland-6 Westminister, October 17 - Hampden-Sydney rallied for two touchdowns in the third quarter to defeat VVestern-Maryland 14-6. Consequently, VVestem-Maryland lost its chance to clinch a Fourth Mason-Dixon Conference football title. The Creen Terrors opened the scoring in the first period after taking a Hampden-Sydney punt on their own 38-yard line. Quarter- back Rex Walker set up the scoring with a 46-yard run through the center, then scored on a one-yard plunge. A run for the two point conversion failed. The Tigers went ahead in the third quarter, scor- ing on a 40-yard drive after an exchange of punts. Quarterback Whitey Lipscomb threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Herb Sebren. Ty Tysingeris kick made it 7-6. Hampden-Sydney mounted another touchdown drive minutes later, marching 60-yards in ll plays. Lips- comb scored on a two-yard dive and Tysinger's kick made the score 14-6. Offensive standouts were Archie Soucek and Phil Rome. And on defense the Tiger center of the line did a good job. Iimmy Null, as usual, backed up the line with a fine showing. Heilig leads host of Tiger tacklers ali- wi - k ' . A Sewanee Purple Tiger is brought down by the Death Valley Tigers 94 Conversion attempt nearly blocked fi! Despite a valiant effort Tysinger is haul- ' ed to the ground . n Rome breaks loose behind a good block A 1 The Doctors Moore, Ir. and Sr., contemplate the pro- ceedings on the gridiron -5625? 627 +- ' 'R F h ifl?f,4 ,. -fe' ' - , P Hampden-Sydney-21, Washington 8: Lee-0 Lexington, October 24 - The Tigers of Hampden-Sydney travelled to Wilson Field at Washington 61 Lee to renew a rivalry which dates back to 1891. In a game billed as anything can hap- pen, Hampden-Sydney dumped the Generals 21-0. Early in the second quarter guard Denny Finger recovered a W 8: L fumble deep in General territory. It took but nine plays from W :Sz L's 30 to score, with quarterback Lipscomb doing the honors. The conversion was good and the Tigers roared to a 7-0 lead. Lipscomb scored again in the second quarter, this time from two yards out. Tysinger's kick gave H-S a 14-0 lead. The scoring drive began on the General 34, where freshman guard Andy Leake intercepted a pass. The Tiger defense held the gentleman Generals four yards short of a touchdown early in the third quarter. The key man in the final score of the day was sophomore quarterback George Summers. End Bobby Robertson recovered a fumble on the W Sz L four. Sum- mers bulled his way to paydirt from the two. The kick was good, and the Tigers had a commanding 21-0 lead. Linebackers jimmy Null and Denny Finger played an out- standing game defensively, as did freshman end john Mack. 95 Whitaker heckles Emory 61 Henry ball ca.rrier Soucek dives for extra yardage Hampden-Sydney-6, Emory 81 Henry-29 Petersburg, October 31 - Halloween can bring about an odd array of tricks and treats. In a game played at Petersburg's Cameron Field before a crowd of 2,000 Emory and Henry,s VVasps tricked the Tigers by a score of 29-6. In the opening minutes of play Hampden-Sydney recovered a Wasp fumble on the E :Sc H 44. A 38-yard pass play via the Lipscomb-to-Heilig route put the Tigers on the Emory and Henry six. From there it took quarterback Lipscomb two plays to reach paydirt. Tysinger's kick failed and the Tigers charged to a 6-0 lead. On the first play from scrimmage following the Tiger TD, Wasp Bobby Magill swept around end for an 88-yard touchdown run. With the kick going wide the score was tied at six points each. A field goal and two Emory and Henry touchdowns later the half ended with H-SC on the short end of a 16-6 score. The second half saw a spirited Tiger drive midway in the third quarter, but it fizzled on the E Sr H 29. The Death Valley boys failed to sustain a scoring drive after that. Ends Billy Edwards and Herb Sebren both played an outstanding gameg Edwards on defense, Sebren on offense. Wingback George Heilig played his usual fine game until he was injured early in the second quarter. ,-6. fb vivo Soucek is stung from behind by a Wasp 96 viwwl 5 l! Coach Fulton ponders over next move Hampden-Sydney-7, Millersville-12 Death Valley, November 7 - Millersville QPa.l State College used two long drives for touchdoxmis and checked the Tiger's aerial attack with three interceptions upending Hampden-Sydney 12-7. Millersville needed 14 plays to go 76 yards in the second quar- ter for a 6-0 lead. Haine scored on a 15-yard run. An 18-yard runhack of a punt to the Tiger 22 put the Maraud- ers in position to score again. Another long run was halted at the H-S one-yard line, where the Tigers held on four consecutive downs. After the second half kickoff the Bengals drove 66 yards in 13 plays to chalk up their first and what proved to be their last score of the game. junior halfhack Travis Tysinger picked up 52 of the 66 yards, scoring from one-yard out. Tysingers gick sailed through the uprights, giving Hampden-Sydney a 7-6 advantage. But the lead lasted only long enough for Millersville to get the ball after the ensuing kickoff and move 6-1 yards in 10 plays with Porter going the last seven yards for the TD. That ended the scoring for the aftemoon, as Hampden-Sydney lost its third decision of the season 12-7. Tysinger picked up 114 yards in 25 carries and punted for a 43.4-yard average. The Tigers had to play the game without the services of sophomore halfback Kendall XVhitaker and senior wing- back George Heilig. VVhere are my blockers? 1 X . sf N 97 Hampden-Sydney-0, Centre-9 Danville, November 14 - Centre finished its football season on a high note, defeating the Hampden-Sydney Tigers 9-0. Two of the Colonel's freshman, Ben Boone and joe LaMonica, set up a first quarter fieldgoal for Centre, pushing the ball back to Hampden-Sydney's 15- yard line after an interception by Boone. Centre scored its only touchdown early in the second quarter, following a 57-yard quick-kick. Hampden-Sydney was unable to kick out of danger and Centre moved the ball on in for the score. Hampden-Sydney got within the 14-yard line four times but were unable to push it across. The last threat to the Colonels came late in the fourth quarter when they lost the ball on downs and Hampden-Sydney took over. Phil Rome and Archie Soucek again had a good show- ing for themselves. Hampden-Sydney's defense had to prove its worth continually during the afternoon with jimmy Null and Ken Hyde backing up the line. On sev- eral occasions the Tigers moved the ball well but lost the ball on downs. This game disgusted the Tigers so that when they hit the Yellow Iackets the following week there was little contest involved. Tysinger's toe brings home one more point li' ning ' . G. Caudle throws pass in desperation L.. Hampden-Sydney-20, Randolph-Macon-0 Death Valley, November 21 - Hampden-Sydney's Tigers wound up their 1964 gridiron season by walloping arch-rival Randolph-Macon 20-0. The Tiger defense was brilliant, but the offense had a dif- ficult time coming up with a combination which would lead to pay-dirt. The first half ended in a 0-0 deadlock. 'With renewed enthusiasm, the Tigers took the field in the third quarter to score with 5:30 remaining on the clock. The first scoring drive began on the jacket 38. Tysinger ripped the line for 24 yards, freshman Phil Rome roamed for two, while quar- terback Lipscomb accounted for the remaining yards, sneaking the ball over from the one. Tysinger toed the pigskin for the PAT and H-S lead 7-0, much to the delight of 3,000 chilled, but happy fans. The Bengals carried their 7-0 score into the fourth quarter. A fumble recovery by end Herb Sebren at midfield started the second touchdown drive. jimmy Null, a sophomore, powered his way to paydirt from five yards out. WVith 8:22 remaining in the fourth canto the final TD of the game was scored on the most perfectly executed play of the aftemoon. Lipscomb heaved a 47-yard pass to George Heilig who got behind the jacket defenders down the middle. Heilig's touchdown pass reception brought his season's total to 31 - a new Tiger record for pass receptions in one season. .-n U Q 'll x n R Keeping it in the family as brothers-in-law Billy Edwards p and Iimmy Null converge on i helpless Yellow jacket 99 Lipscomb has plenty of time to get this one away Co-Captains Dave Trickler and Steve Snyder Basketball The 1964-65 Hampden-Sydney College basketball squad experienced one of the finest seasons achieved in the basketball history of the school. Under head coach Bill Pegram, and led by co-captains Steve Snyder and Dave Trickler, the Tiger basketballers were billed as the team to beat on the small-college basketball front in Virginia. Even though the team did not accomplish what it set out to do, win the Mason-Dixon Conference championship, they posted an admirable 17-8 record for the season. After losing their first game, a closely contested en- counter with Southern Conference power, William and Mary, 94-70, the Tigers clawed their way through six of the next seven opponents, scoring over 100 points in each game. Ed VVhitthoefft and Denis Soden led the Tigers to their first home victory of the year over W'6zL, 118-84. Travelling to Lynchburg, the Hampden-Sydney hoop- sters proved they could be as devastating away as at home. High-scoring Thom Quarles led the team effort in a 108- 70 victory. Returning home for a weekend stand, the Bengals stopped Newport News Apprentice and Richmond Pro- fessional Institute by 126-58 and 127-73 margins respectvely. - x Seated: Perkins, Soden, Parker, Richardson,1Triclder,NYitt. . hoefft, R., Glaser, Beach, Standing: Booth, .R2it51'I'i2'1I'l1lA, . Snyder, Lawrence, Coach Pegram, VVitthoefft, lE:Y,',-Blick, ,- Bowker, Quarles. ,.-I-. - 100 J ---il Q . , S f Scores H-S 70 H-S 118 H-S 108 H-S 126 H-S 127 H-S 112 II-S 64 II-S 110 II-S 66 II-S 73 H-S 113 H-S 79 H-S 78 I1-S 79 II-S 73 H-S 96 H-S 105 H-S 107 H-S 105 H-S 91 H-S 102 H-S 91 H-S 85 H-S 97 H-S 77 William G Blary XVasliington CY Lee Lynchburg Newport News App. Richmond Prof. Inst 111L1SlllI1gt0I1 ck Lcc Old Dominion L.yI1CllDll!'lL Appiililcliiiin Stutt- Pficffcr Newport News App Brirlgcwufcr Runtlolph-Nlacon Old Dominion Univ. of Virginia Roanoke Collcgc Lynchburg Xllishington College Mt. St. NIary's Randolph-Macon COTJ Old Dominion Bridgewater Roanoke College Richmond Prof. Inst Catholic U. J ,gala Q Cs Ball-handling 'expert Dave Trlclxler in action. Struggle for a rebound Trickler jumps for two in Mount St. Mary's victory '-4 r- DHT Rathmann fires against R.P.I. Thom Quarles was high scorer in both games with 20 and 21 points. The R.P.I. score tied the Gammon Gymn scoring record for H-S. VV6rL fell to the Tigers on the Generals home court 112-77 for the H-S cagers' fifth victory in a row. Hampden-Sydney's baskeball fortunes were in full bloom at the beginning of the Christmas recess. As the season resumed after Christmas, however, a blight set in on the Tigers' cage endeavors, as they lost three of the next four contests. Despite Quarles' 18 point effort the team came out on the short end of a 74-64 score at the Phiblant Tourna- ment in Norfolk. The only consolation at the tournament was the Bengals' continued mastery over Lynchburg Col- lege. Steve Snyder was high scorer with 15 points in a 110-67 victory. In a tournament at Spindale, North Carolina, the H-SC hoopsters' fortunes resulted in the longest losing streak of the season. Appalachian State and Pfieffer tamed the Tigers 76-66 and 89-73. Thom Quarles threw in 21 points in a losing cause in the first game, while co-captain Dave Trickler netted 20 points in the latter contest. Returning to the confines of the state small-college scene, the Tigers resumed their winning ways at the expense of Newport News Apprentice by a score of 113- 61 and Bridgewater by the close margin of 79-76. The Tigers' old nemesis, the Yellow Jackets of R-MC, won a decisive victory at Ashland 103-78, but the Tigers bounced back to defeat Old Dominion 79-75. Invading the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Tigers were stunned by the Cavaliers of U. Va. 106-73. Steve Snyder displayed his talents by scoring 20 points in a 96-78 victory over Roanoke College. The Bengals tripped by Lynchburg for the third time by a 105-63 margin. Quarles was again high scorer with 24 points. The Tigers then entertained the Northern Division of the Mason-Dixon Conference in a not too host-like manner. Washington College was trounced 107-79, and Mount St. Mary's was stunned by a 105-82 margin. Play- ing perhaps their finest game of the season, the Bengals scored over 100 points for the tenth time. Seeking revenge over R-MC, the Tigers fought hard in a game that went into an overtime. VVhen the dust finally settled, however, the Death Valley Boys found themselves on the short end of a 93-91 score. Quarles played brilliantly, scoring 31 points. Coach Pegram and his squad moved to the road for the remaining 4 games of the season. They were victorious each time, defeating Old Dominion, Bridge- water, Roanoke, and R.P.I., thus completing their finest season in five years. The Tigers took their 17 and 7 record to the Mason- Dixon Conference Tournament, but bowed out in the first round to Catholic University 97-77 despite a 19 point scoring effort by Freshman Denis Soden. The Z-P squad in action f , Swv Q if s.f L Big Ed XVitthoefft fires Thom Quarles hits a jumper from the foul R-MC: Almost Russ Parker is fouled in rebound skirmish Steve Snyder captures rebound 1 i S 'L 5?-5? ,, A Rt, to t Y' 3 A Scott Campbell Tennis With four retuming lettermen, George Heilig, Robertson, Dal Schreck, and Scott Street, and the support of Scott Campbell, Charlie Walton, Bucky Weatherford, Larry Tweel, Bob Loving, and Ret Turner, the Tiger Netters hope to finish this season with an even better record than last season's. SCHEDULE April 7 - Lynchburg April 9 - Mt. St. Mary's April 10 - Catholic U. April 13-Univ. of Richmond April April April April 14- 16- 19- 20 Grove City Washingtonoz Lee Bridgewater V.P.I. April 24 April 26 April 29 May 1 May 3 May 4 May 5 May 10 Randolph- Macon Old Dominion Bridgewater Randolph- Macon Old Dominion Roanoke Lynchburg Roanoke A4 Kneeling: Heilig, Coach Fultong Standing: Campbell, Wal- ton, Street, Loving, Turner, Robertson, Schreck, VVeather- ford 104 X.. V. ,, og f' . -5.0-4--.4-1 ,,..-Qlu- 47 , . -V ,.-.-- - - jim Robertson Scott Street Larry Tweel ' fm b George Heilig 105 ,l-' .,al' Coach Bill Pegram SCHEDULE March 256r26 - Kalamazoo March 296r30 - Jacksonville U. March 31, Apri.l 1 - Stetson April 26:3 - Georgia Southem April 7 April 10 April 14 April 15 April 17 April 19 April 22 April 24 April 29 May 1 May May 11 May 5 - May 7 - 8 Lynchburg Mt. St. Mary's Old Dominion Marietta 125 Washington 61 Lee Bridgewater R.P.I. Randolph-Macon Bridgewater Randolph-Macon Lynchburg Un. of Baltimore Old Dominion R.P.I. , .b ,ng xt-L., f- V ' fry. X .A y5Y1.L..'.V :Q ., . ...,. . ,. Baseball After compiling a 10-6 record in 1964 and having all but two lettermen returning, the Tiger Hardballers are looking forward to a fine season. Much is expected from the big bats of VVhitey Lipscomb, Travis Tysinger, Gar- nette Davis, and Dave Trickler, while the pitching staff is strong with Wayne Tennent, Mark Chinn, Bob Robert- son, and Bob Maxwell. Newcomers on the mound include Dick Manson, Winn Howell, and Andy Leake. All in all, Coach Bill Pegram expects big things from this year's team. Bob Maxwell D 1 ff: 'C' . igfg' . . A ,fa , MB, W-if , .., t ' 21 ' V- as 4 it N, w , 'Q up J I, Q A ' --js, ix., 9. Y I.. wi ,,..:f, fr aww, v -Ma. If ' V1vL9'4-iu..mm-- . .., ,- '11--wif., v-sn, ,.,,,,,, V , l 43-u. Q ' ,. ,, zwtg., - . 'if-, 4 p ik,-.. ' ' 'X 1. . .F --N 'Lf-'Dt' ' .C mv-I Q-afs' . iffkf if' - pr, '. o- papg '- ig 4, W nw A, ,014 v.. pr ' li, if ' .- ---,.,: .N ' P J A -, 'Hdl Dave Clown Prince' Trickler Kneeling: Cook, Hazlegrove, Man- son, Sartain, Leake, McConnell, Hazlegrove, Cuthridge, Tysingerg Standing: Maxwell, Davis, Lips- comb, T ennent, Shumate, Soden, Rosenstock, Chinn, Howell, Trickler, Lee -4v,f'T-uni.. - U--A- 'dv'ff, H 1 lf! , ,-, .m+- Aff- 'I' .g lffnf ' .- ' Us '-'.1.f - Q N - ..t,-.--.if .'f-.yn . u , .ago 1 nf Track -- -Q, 25235 FVFQ i :i ll VVith more boys out for track this year Coach VVacker '. expects an improvement over last year 10-82. Leading the force of returning veterans are Don Mattox, Herb Sebren and Dave Milbourn. Help is expected from Travers Ed- LCN :sis- BIN!!! wards, Ronnie Tweel, john Mack, and Stretch Beach. SCHEDULE ' , r I -A f ' K' , . E1 'I' . ' I I , h .QA : A -I K Aprll 8 - VV ashmgton Gt Lee ifwxi . . -.-. - 'M ---, - Q , 0. ! -. ..,.-,V, I K April 14- Old Dominion ,Rishi T 1 V .,,.,f ---,ppl -L-pgszggrg April 17 - Randolph-Macon , 4 ., ft -ff :g'-'..-.1- .. :MQ ---lip April 21 -Roanoke , , ., A .A , , 4, QLQQ .- 1.-A. :tw . -' fi ,,. ..f.. fam., ,, April 24 - Newport News A.S. 1 sf - ' r '11 '- . -. ' X ,, -.1 1-tk-4' ,al April 21- Lynchburg ,S u . -g May 1 - State Meet ' X wa. .,,..'::..,,g1,,gi-.1211 ,.12.Aggff+1,Lvjfffhw-1g,1g,j- --4. - - A- P- '-'1 ' - , 'iii -Q ?w:'e.:'1 f--1-41.2 1 --.mf May 5- Brrdgewater -' t. jf- ig .f'j i ,,,',-f'-f1'izgggr j fy , , vi if ff:-jjfgg, :IJ . K .. - .ff--,ff g- ,...c-1-36715-5-,'f May 8-Little Eight 1.1t:5t::1,1i5g - , - -- 'rua .fwfaft . ' .'.ffff' 'nf ' f V 'L-rv-n. A H--2 May 14 Sz 15 - Mason-Dixon Meet fi. A j ' 'ff' 1 ---,'fF?f'4Z'5',gfs 1,411 - , ' -1 ar an 1- cf-ana?-fret-fi' ,,- - 1 ' 4 ':4.1:7TYw.'1??? +': -flg ii.1LSV 1u1uLg,1azs f I' Don Mattox win' WT?-., lin ..,P'g,j. 5' 'bv--5. jvv' - l -+ 'f.:,....e'-. :-- vt 9 '-,M vi J Ms, sa Q, , , . fs .1 M ,5 A 1. ,. , tm-.Q,,f.T,: gi. I ,Q I '1 n- ' - . : na ' ' 1: A4-'Q Ti '. ,- , 1, A f,-5' - . 'k '.', 2 ,L Kneeling: Hightower, Voight, Milboum, Woodhouse, Mattox, Ber- gren, King, Tweel, Standing: Cox, Mack, Morrison, Edwards, Mc- Laughlin, Hodgins, Beach, Robinson, Gronemann IO8 -' ..-x.-1 L w 1' 43-'rf Tweel takes the Baton from Beach ' C ' b 5:5 -: . .- 1- . : :rf-f-,.-y-f- .. 'u--a--A T ff -. fl.- -f-- . . . - Q 2 . ,-1 --r A' ' - ' '. 1' ' ,X .,,, I .,, .X Vx .,.. Y, 35? john Morrison goes into a hurdle . . . and takes it nicely 109 l2 .. -1 ', 4 fm-- 1. Golf f! Beckner, Tuck, Thompson, Duke, Richardson, Council The 1965 golf team looks forward to a bright season with four returning lettermen and freshmen jim Beckner and Gary Duke. April April April April April April April May May May May S C H ED ULE 5 V.M.I. 13 Washington or Lee 14 Old Dominion 22 Randolph-Macon 23 Bridgewater 26 Little Eight 28 Richmond 3 R.P.I. 4 Roanoke 7 Lynchburg 10 Mason-Dixon 3 I ,..,-.' f-- -waz.,- ' 554- T 3 ,,, 5,-1' .:1,,, wiv f'l'21i'2-- sw-,. fel f:..,r.V.., ...jk ' ' of 4, ?,:,.,.,. P V f' ' .I-V5 10 12,15 2-s-?i2'L Charles Thompson gives pointers to tree-golfer Randy james Squirre1's eye view l I0 Wrestling The Tiger XVrestling Squad had a fair season this year. Outstanding again this year was Herb Sebren, who re- ceived support from Madison Cummings, Bob Maxwell, and newcomers Bill Miller, Dave McKittrick, and Doc Frank. N ,ss A .. Kneeling: Boswell, Tilson, Graham, McKittrick, Cum- mings, Franklin, Standing: Shumadine, Maxwell, Sebren, Frank, Miller, Coach Wacker Frank works on his opponent Intramurals At Hampden-Sydney we are fortunate to have an active intramural program for those not wishing to participate in varsity competition. The league is comprised of the eight social fraternities and a team from the in- dependents. Sports include touch football, A and B league basketball, soft- ball, tennis, volleyball, horseshoes, ping-pong, Cand new this yearj track and wrestling. The Kappa Sigs were undefeated in football and B league basketball and won the track meet, while the PiKA's team captured the A league basketball crown. Dick Manson, jim Pickens, and Pete McWilliams managed this year's program. INTRAMURAL MANAGERS McWilliams, Manson, Pickens G fl 1 yi' m.1, 'K Mate', Washbum and Dave Trickler struggle in an attempt to capture the football. PiKA's Wayne Tennent blocks Lamboation shot Kappa Sig's undefeated football champs 112 a .-924' s pr., r Al '.4':W ' w ,g .51 ' Nbr' ,ffm vi - .. ' ff'21m1' ta - , . -K 6 J? ' altar' 'r- 'Q Ninn. , -'JMS Sports Honors FOOTBALL HONORS, 1964: Sandy McLaughlin - Sportsmanship Award, All Mason- Dixon, All State, Co-Captain. George Heilig - All Mason-Dixon, All State,Co-Captain. jimmy Null- Defensive Award, Honorable Mention All State. Travis Tysinger- Moore Key, All Mason-Dixon, All State, 1965 Co-Captain. Whitey Lipscomb - All Mason-Dixon, All State, 1965 Co-Captain. Herb Sebren - Slater Award, All State. Rod Coggin - Honorable Mention All State. Tom Connelly - 12th Man Award. BASKETBALL HONORS, 1965: Dave Trickler - Moore Award, Honorable Mention Mason-Dixon, All Little Eight, Co-Captain. Steve Snyder - Sportsmanship Award, Honorable 113 Mention Mason-Dixon, Honorable Mention Little Eight Co-Captain. Thom Quarles - All Mason-Dixon. All Little Eight. VVRESTLING HONORS, 1965: Madison Cummings - Moore Award. Bob Maxwell - Sportsmanship Award. Doe Frank - Bradley Outstanding Wrestler Award. BASEBALL HONORS, 1964: Travis Tysinger - All Little American, All Mason- Dixon. ' Dave Trickler - All Mason-Dixon. jim Rosenstock - All Mason-Dixon. SPRING SPORTS HONORS, 1964: Don Mattox - Track Award. George Heilig - Tennis Award. gn 7 N 1 O 'N , J ,Y , YQ..-1 A A az, . K 7 5 - 'Tn 4-153x591-O ' , A Ai, 'Ll 'll Af J 1 CU1 9x1 ii U' -,.......-od! ru 'S 1 Q sl L r.i -K , W s Ill Ill L '2 wp U 3 l e Q I 2 5 Wi --,., Classes I 1 1 L - I K 3 ' 4 . . 4,1 A A gi.. .J 'L ' 1 A,-L. O' Q I nf v -s S 4, QAI5 , I Pk - Senior Class Officers President ARCHIBALD HANSON SOUCEK, IR. Vice-President JAMES DONALD NIATTOX, IR. Secretary-Treasurer GEORGE GEOFFREY HUBBARD H6 HERBERT SPENCER ADAMS Buckingham Court House, Virginia B.A. EN, H245 President Pledge Class 1311 Marshal 1411 Eta Sigma Phi, Sentinel 1415 Union Philanthropic Literary Society, Treasurer 13,41g Fire Department 11,:2,3,41g Assistant Fire Chief 13,411 Young Demo- crats 121. H1 xx' . ...f if . ' . L s ' .-if . Q 35637 4:7 I Y ,' -' ' Y ,4ig :xxx .Q fm.. IA N- 4 4, .s N141 ., Fl: 1 .1 . 1' 2.1: 1 . 'f:GiQg'F A-r.,.f.-. : yzxfi,-. 2 4 .. '11-' 231, 1':fYf.1ft1e 'W' 'f.'ffgx -',Jb'.'..,' PAQ' 'A ,J NQQ. L-.,. --.f-- 1 31 'mu .,v, , ' 49315-' :Lf Qi?f,?P'r.f. 5 . 1 ' T aiif -Qv?fiL:- - 'Z of fy .ilgiig ., W 'i??71jgeL,, ,x -Lf-1 ' A' s . 1' A 2. - 9- A 9 t .1531 :9 if-2 , - -- arszhw 0 5 La rn- 'Q-wr 's , ra., THOMAS MARSHALL AMOS, IR. 1811 XVarrington Road, SRV. Roanoke, Virginia B.S. KA, XBQ Kappa Alpha, Scholarship Chairman 141, No. VII 141g Chi Beta Phi 12,3,41, Regional Vice President 1413 'Wrestling 1413 C.E. Col- lege Bowl 131, Team 131g Summer Research in Physics 11,:?.1g Sum-. mer Physics Research at University of Virginia 1315 Adamson Scholarship 141. N ll7 A-f - .ff 1 .1 misc . MXN. 1 l N l A , IOSEPH EDWARD ACSTEN 803 Murray Avenue Durham, North Carolina B.S. Xqa Chi Phi, President 141, Treasurer 131g Young Republicans Club 131g Football 11,215 Track 131. AMW B.A. IOHN EDWARD ANFIN Box 949 Radford, Virginia 9X, IIAE Theta Chi, Secretary 1325 Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice President 1475 TIGER, Editor MD, Feature Editor 121, Managing Editor Q32 Student-Faculty Relations Committee C415 Honor Council f4lg judiciary Board C415 Student Council Q22 Featured Speakers Union CU. Class of '65 Mm , ' FREDERICK WARREN BECK, III 1248 Northhampton Road Petersburg, Virginia B.A. KE Taxi Squad, Captain. IOHN ROGER BARKER 1808 Baylarian Boulevard Orlando, Florida 118 Gow . Wir J bbw.. 5:-H S' ,- a ix? DODDHIDGE HEWITT BIAETT, III 4120 Diane Drive Fairview Park 26, Ohio B.S. Xfb Chi Phi, Sergeant-At-Arms 121, Social Chairman 1314 Clee Club 11,2,3,41g Tiger Band 11,21, Leader 13,41. EDWARD DOUGLAS BEVAN 6023 Westwood Terrace Norfolk 8, Virginia B.S. Xq: Chi Phi, Secretary 121g Literary Magazine 111, Editorial Board 1214 Physics Assistant 1315 Math Assistant 131. Class of '65 FRANK HAWTHORNE BLUNDELL 11111 Ralston Road Rockville, Maryland B.S. AXA, IIAE Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager 1315 TIGER, Circulation Manager 13,415 Cross Country 111g Physics Assistant 131. hr ilu-..----' H9 . 5 IOHN MCLEAN BOSWELL R. F. D. 4:1 Burkeville, Virginia B.A. AXA, IIAE Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman C2l, President 13,415 German Club f1,2,3,4Jg TIGER, Circulation Staff f1,2,3,4lg Wrestling 03,425 Student-Faculty Relations Committee 1315 Nomination Convention f2,3lg Interfraternity Council C2,3,4Dg Honor Council Ml. Class of '65 ROBERT O. BOE U. S. Navy 966568 clo F. P. O. New York, New York BS- zN, zr Sigma Nu, Rushmaster 421, Pledgemaster f3Jg Contributor to Lit- erary Magazine. w 9.5 QV ' X, . V Q- f- I ' . X N ,fygxtv , .1 5' l X Q , C x:. ' Bw K flaws. hw. M 1' 120 JAMES ARTHUR BOTT, JR 527 Country Club Drive Wilmington 3, Delaware B.S. Glee Clubg Chemistry Assistant. WILLIAM LeROY BURNER. III B.A. 2615 Glenview Road Glenview, Illinois T - IN,..'Y X Sigma Xu, Service Chairman 425, Marshal t3l: Union Philanthropic Literary Society tllg Editorial Staff of Literary Magazine C3lg Intramural All-Star Softball Team CSJQ Intramural All-Star Foot- ball C4l. Class of '65 1' ff ,,x,,.xsSlfw+mt U X 0454- fl' Nh REGINALD JEFFREY BOWKER I 724 East 26th street ' A , Paterson, New jersey i' B.S. :X,nAE , A Sigma Chi, Treasurer KS,-il, Intramural Manager f3,4lg TIGER C431 if KALEIDOSCOPE f3,4lg Basketball Cl,2,3,4l1 Baseball 131: Student Q - Assembly CD. ll 5.1 L04 2-F 'iv GERALD ALLAN BUTLER 2006 Columbia Road, N. W. NVashington, D. ,C. B.A. Wx Young Republicans, Executive Committee f3,4Dg Campus Chris tian Association, Secretary C413 TIGER Cl,2l. ANDRENV JEROME BUTTON 536 VV. Bellview Avenue Winchester, Virginia B.S. XQJIIX Chi Phi, Secretary C31, Vice President C41, House Manager C2,31g Iudiciary Board Chairman C415 Psi Chi, President C41g Clee Club Cl,2,31, Treasurer C31g German Club C1,2,3,41, Vice President C315 Student Assembly C41g Honor Council Alternate C415 Psychology Assistant C3,41, Library C3,41q Student-Faculty Relations Commit- tee C41g Judiciary Board C41g Inter Fratemity Council Represen- tative C41, Class of '65 CLARENCE CONYVAY CHEWNINC, III 24 Maxwell Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. K2,0AK,rlAE Kappa Sigma, Vice President C41, President C41g Iunior Class, Secretary-Treasurerg Senior Class, Historian, Pi Delta Epsilon, . . M Secretary-Treasurer C214 Student Faculty Relations Committee C415 TIGER Cl1g KALEIDOSCOPE C2,31g Analyst for Dean of Students C3,41. 1 all 'ilk' LEON FREDERICK CHAPMAN, III 308 Redpoint Drive Smithfield, Virginia TIGER, Reporter Cl,21g History Assistant. 122 x JOHN GARLAND CLAUDY 225 North Porter Street W1 Seaford, Delaware B.S. ENAIIX 5 Sigma Nu, Recorder 12,31g KALEIDOSCOPE, Photographer 1115 ' f Physics Assistant 1214 Gymnasium Assistant 1419 Psychology As- 1 x sistant 141. Class of '65 ' by lg, 1' THOMAS FRANCIS CONNELLY, IR. 1404 Oakland Avenue Durham, Norfth Carolina BA- UAE Booster Club 12,3,41g Student Assembly 12,315 TIGER, Assistant Sports Editor, Sports Editorg Footballg Basketball, Managerg Twelfth Man Award, 1Football15 Director of Athletic Informa- tion 12,3,41. 123 KENNETH WAY NE COOK 661 South Van Buren Street Herndon, Virginia B.S. Football 11,215 Baseball 11,21. UE' x at be YI--..., ROBERT TAYLOR COSBY, IR. 816 Vicar Lane Alexandria, Virginia B.S. EX Sigma Chi, Secretary 131, Treasurer 121, Vice President C435 Inter Fraternity Council, Treasurer, Secretaryg Student Assemblyg VVrestling. Class of '65 JAMES FRANCIS COPE Galphin Drive Greenville, South Carolina B.S. SX 4 RICHARD FITZGERALD CRALLE, IR. 406 Third Avenue Farmville, Virginia B.S. EX Young Republicans Clubg Football CI,2,3,4lg Football, Captain 142g Stag Room, Owner CSJ. RUSSELL MADISON CUMMINCS, IR. 2:2 Maple Lane Lexington, Virginia B.S. Xdv junior Class, Secretary-Treasurerg lVrestling f2,3,4lg Otis Bradley Outstanding XVrestler Award. Class of '65 RICHARD HUSE CRANE, IR. Shepherdstown, XVest Virginia B.S. 5 N Sigma Nu, Assistant Treasurerg Math Assistant. ei.. ' ftlf- M --5.3. l li N . 1 x V' X iw-ui Nur' 125 21. THOMAS LAUCHLIN CURRIE, IR. 4437 Menokin Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. Xd: Chi Phi, Treasurerg Student Assemblyg Biology Assistant 'CS' V' X. G .3 3 JOHN GARNETT DAVIS, IR. Max Meadows, Virginia BA- HKA, ME Basketball 11,31: Baseball 11,113,415 Dorm Proctor, Cushing Fourth Passage. HUGH BIILTON DAVIS, IR. 4219 Brook Road Richmond, 27, Virginia BA- Xo,H:d: :-1 Chi Phi, Historian 121, Treasurer 131, Rush Chaimian 141, Tau Kappa Alpha, Vice President 131, President 1-41, Eta Sigma Phi, Sergeant-at-Arms 131, Vice President 141g Glee Club 1l,2.,3,41g Debate Council 11,2,3,41, Secretary-Treasurer 121, President 13,415 Union Philanthropic Literary Society 1l,:2,3,41, Chaplain 121, Presi- dent 131, Board of Publications 13,41, President 141, Hampden- Sydney Literary Magazine 1l,2,3,41, Assistant Editor 1:21, Editor 13,415 Biology Lab Assistant, College Bowl Team, Outstanding Debator 131. Class of '65 VVILLIAM BIRCH DOUGLASS, III 3901 Park Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.A. KA,HE4D,l'lAE Kappa Alpha, Corresponding Secretary 141, German Club, Deco- rations Cornmitteeg KALEIDOSCOPE 131, Organizations Editor 1415 Football 111. l26 FN l' THOMAS UNDERXVOOD DUDLEY Middleburg, Virginia B-A- Kr, HEQ Kappa Sigma Guard 641. Class of '65 'F-' IOHN WOODROW EDEN, IR. 503 Willey Street Seaford, Delaware B.s. SX Theta Chi, Chaplain CD5 Student Christian Association fl,2J. WILLIAM MILNES EDWARDS 1830 Belleville Road Roanoke, Virginia B.S. KE Football fl,2,3,4J. l27 DAVID LANE FERGUSON 55 Ferguson Lane Newport News, Virginia B.A. QX Theta Chi, Treasurer CD, President l4Jg Inter Fraternity Councilg Tennis CSD. Class of '65 G WILLIAM GILBERT FAULK, IR. 1404 Emerson Street Monroe, Louisiana B.A. ex Theta Chi, Social Chairman f2,3l, Rush Chairman CD, Historian 422g Interfraternity Council Q2,3,4J, Vice-Presidentg TIGER, Fea- ture Editor f4D. ,- L aff ' -TT 1. ,1:i.L4 '1 Q 1 :XP is as-Msg, 128 -:Es . IAMES BENJAMIN CARRETT, IR. 4412 Malden Drive Charleston, West Virginia B.S. ZNJIIX Sigma Nu, Vice President CQJ, Chaplain 131g Psi Chi, Vice Presi- dentg Union Philanthropic Literary Societyg Campus Christian Associationg Wrestling f1,2l. FRED BIYGHAXI CEVTRY IR. o4SO Peilm ood Drne SV Roinolxe XLIQIYIII ' E W X 'f ': t m V. . Q: 'L 4- 2 1 1 . A Sv f Q-. i, A .,-as . , -'Y i i l , R , Q 1 ' ' , . '. JP Xxx. l -,T BA. K2 I Kappa Sigma, Grand Master of Ceremonies 147g Young Demo- 8 DFW' . crats Club, Organizer, Vice Presidentg Tennis Q1,2,3,-il: Cheer- leaderllj. Class of '65 U bf, v--fe' il. Y X STEPHEN MacTAVISH GEDNEY 8001 Lakeshore Drive Bon Air, Virginia B.A. Xq, Union Philanthropic Literary Society, President Pro Tem CSD, President f4J. Y l29 THCMAS STEVENS GEORGE, III 102 West William Street Salisbury, Maryland B.A. zN, XBQ Sigma Nu, Assistant Treasurer CLD, Pledge Class President C255 Student Assemblyg Student Faculty Relations Committeeg Glee Clubg Football C455 Chemistry Lab Assistant. . 5 RICHARD DIXON GILES Route 2. Chatham, Virginia B.S. 2N,XB41 Sigma Nu, Rush Chairman 131, President 141. Class of '65 DP 1-.. RAY VVILSON CRUBBS 401 East Main Street Christiansburg, Virginia B.S. XII? Chi Phi, Chaperon Committee 141. CHARLES EDXVARD HALL, III 2114 Stuart Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.A. KE C-lee Club 1115 Young Republicans 13,415 KALEIDOSCOPE 12,41, Bible Assistant 12,31 130 s 'ing Y ' -f C' 3 YVILLIABI BOSXVELL HANES 204 Vine Strc-ct Herndon, Virginia BA 1-X Class of '65 SCOTT MARTIN HARWOOD 707 First Avenue Farmville, Virginia BS GX Theta Chi, Treasurer 649. JOHN EVANS HARBOUR P. O. Box 1087 XVi1Iiamsburg, Virginia B.A. EN Sigma Nu, Historian 12,335 Clee Club l1,:2J, Iongleurs C1,2J. 5 bv' 131 GEORGE HARRIS HEILIC, IR. 1101 VVestmoreland Avenue Norfolk, Virginia B.S. IIKA,I'IAE,OAK Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledgemaster C31: Student Body Vice President C31, President C411 Sophomore Class Vice President, Omicron Delta Kappa, Secretary C41, Student Assembly, President C415 Honor Council, President C41, Student Faculty Relations Com- mittee C3,41g NVho's XVho in American Colleges and Universities C31g Student Assembly C31g Honor Council C315 Football C1,2,3,41g Tennis C1,2,3,41, Football, Co-Captain C31g Tennis, Co-Captain C41, Football, Honorable Mention, All Mason-Dixon C315 First Team Virginia State All Small College team C315 Honorable Men- tion C21g Omicron Delta Kappa Award for outstanding freshman. Class of '65 ' u 41, wma-. fc '- .- Ns , 'X , CW V 'u t .J VVILLIAM FRANKLIN HATCHER, IR. 2654 Robin Hood Road Roanoke, Virginia BS. HKA ,pn A sw' ' 132 ' 11 . .lt 5. .lug STEPHEN HOLLAND HELVIN 1108 Park Street Charlottesville, Virginia B.A. HKA Literary Board of the Hampden-Sydney Magazine, Football C1,2,3,41- KEMP NEAL HUNT 1606 Canterbury Road if I Raleigh, lNOI'f.l1 Carolina B.S. K2 Kappa Sig, President Q4Jg Student Assemblyg Interfratemity Coun- cil: KALEIDOSCOPE, Feature Editor. Class of '65 GEORGE GEOFFREY HUBBARD 2623 Carolina Avenue, SRV. Roanoke, Virginia B.S. UAE Secretary-Treasurer of Class f4Jg Campus Christian Association Cl,2,3,4Dg Program Committee f4Jg Student Prayer Group Cl,2J, Co-Director C213 TIGER, Feature Staff f3,4lg Cross-Country fllg Intramural Football CD3 Intramural XVrestling f4Dg Intramural Basketball f4Jg Intramural Track C4Dg Food Committeeg McRae's Seminar C3,4D. T' A '2 - if Qt afkv ',.Q 9 3 . I p vi ii ' l l' XS, A is X E .A - M' 1 P--at - 'W' I I . rdf' ' ,pina l 3 3 ROBERT DEVEREUX IARRATT Box 233 Floyd, Virginia B.S. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, Corresponding Secretary C355 Treasurer E x g:- s EDWARD CONANT JOHNSTON, IR. Route 2 Lexington, Virginia B.S. Xfb RONALD RALPH IESSEE, II Hi-way Motel, Route 2 Abingdon, Virginia , Psi Chi, Program Chairman. 4 I B.s. OXAIIX Class of '65 OHN THOMAS KING Burkeville, Virginia A X A A ms Y DOUGLAS SIRLINC KNOX ZF6 Hillcrest Drive Mobile, Alabama B.S. KA A., Dorm Counselor C4Jg junior Year Abroad, University of Vienna CBL Representative to Student Council at Vienna CSD. - 1 ,K -9 ' Class of '65 RICHARD EDWIN LEWIS, IR. Box 177 Dinwiddie, Virginia B.A. KA ,A Kappa Alpha, No. IX 142. 1 .al-'- E ELMER HARVEY LAMMAY, IR. B.A. Football C1,2,3,4D. 3612 Reynolds Road Richmond, Virginia IIKA M RICHARD CAMPBELL MANSON, JR. III Senecii Road Richmond 26 Virginia Buskctbull Manqiger C2,3,-ll: Director of Intramural Athletics. r I XNXI , l BS , Boostcr Club, Prcsiclcnt C-il, Vice-President C315 TIGER Cl,4lg Q Class of '65 CHARLES ISAAC LUNSFORD, III 3015 Avenham Avenue Roanoke, Vnginia BA KE KALEIDOSCOPE C3,4Jg TIGER fI,2J5 Young Republicans Club f3,4D. X 'uv Nw .X NX . H - I. ...N I - . L 3, 'N S61-' P5 4 N I -1 4: ,,.f-:-..- --e- -I - , 1 V v X Sir' M R xi 'C' .gnu-'Q ss N'l iff ' . .sf is -f. W, ' f, if , W ,gf-Sgg,-g W. JAMES DONALD IWATTOX, IR. gg1.z,,f ,. :- , 7 ,, , 1117-L Sandusky Drive - i - V , .--r:,i,.-'v,sixigyv-:wiv Vx' 03 . . . ' X, f -'res':5?fSH?Wfi5lfs9? I-Ynfhbufgf Vlfgmla ': Sl'-I r ?- L 'z 2' X5 vf1x'rQ1Qivl2bfl'Xf-'kykdx I B A ,JN HZ, Nffarr I Q '31-'-iii vwk'-fx Ah fa xt ' ' i , Qlssbzgglgw 'L ,N :jr,:r':? As,'W,,5Q:vQfgXfQ,f W 1 X - A 1 ff- nw-'fi4'N A f -v V' . . ' f fax'-.l4f'S3l?vfQ2l?l If S1 'ma hu Intramural Chairman 2 ' unior and Senior Class . .-wfrqkm - sg 1 ,f 91-:m7m'4m,QAA wffgf 5 ' ' gisifkak, Rigs iZ'Qf1523jfQ7qi?Q2Sf ,- f' Vice-President, Eta Sigma Phi, Treasurer, Crosscountry fllg Track . ' :A-L X559 4 . f i..441,f2 1 1' -V55 'vjhrl ',' 4. ' D T Ruf f , l1,:2,3Jg Track Sportsmanship Trophy 11,22 joshua Vllarren YVh1te A- - -X I 'A wr Z- 15- X sl i:'fL'Q,,?Qf5g ' Award f2Jg Most Valuable Track f3l. f y 'X X 5. Qi f ,. f- -. 'vw - . ' N .. L, , ..A. L. ,. HARRY FORD XICARVER, IR. 3235 XVillow Oak Road Charlotte 9, North Carolina B.S. KA Kappa Alpha, VIII 147. Class of '65 ROBERT YV.-XLLACE Xl.-XXXYELL, II 553 Bridge Street XVaynesburg, Pennsylvania B.S. XBfb Chi Beta Phi, Secretary-Treasurer L4D: XVrestling Ll,2,3,4Jg Base- ball f1,2,3,-D: Xlrestling Sportsmanship Award C335 XVall Street journal Student Achievement Award HJ. is l ,, ' A lx ll f ' x ' fl? lair? 4' H. If - r uv' '3 ' , - G1-',,g. ,:'f er s - TA' A: , ff ' 'ft 'Nam f- R 1? 5 i w 3' X . 'fmt-:f 137 ' JAMES MEREDITH MCKENNEY Kilmarnock, Virginia B.S. - 9 X Theta Chi, House Manager C4Jg Clee Club 12,325 TIGER C1,2l Football CD. SHACKFORD O'CONNOR MCSWAIN Lancaster, Virginia B.s. ZN,21' Sigma Nu, Sentinel 12,315 Canterbury Club 11,2,3,415 President 1315 Interfraternity Council 1315 Sigma Upsilong Hampden-Sydney Literary Magazine 11,293,415 Football 1115 Intramurals 1253,-115 Physics Laboratory Assistant. SAMUEL BROXVN MCLAUCHLIN, JR. Brownsburg, Virginia B,S, KA,OAK,XB4v Kappa Alpha, President 1415 Honor Council 12,3,415 Judiciary Board 13,415 ODK, Vice President 1415 Baseball 11,315 Track 1215 Football 11,2,3,415 Mason-Dixon 13,415 All State 141: Sportsman- ship 141g Co-Captain of Football 141. Class of 65 PETER ARTHUR MCWILLIAMS 1600 Cedar Lane Norfolk, Virginia B.A. x4:,oAK,zr Omicron Delta Kappa 1415 Sigma Upsilon 13,415 Booster Club 11,2,3,415 Student Finance Committee 1215 Student Assembly 1215 Honor Council 11,2215 Campus Christian Association 11,2,-3,415 Secretary-Treasurer 121, Vice-President 131, President 1415 Student- Faculty Relations Committee 13,415 Religious Life Committee 1415 Library Assistant 141g Co-Manager of Intramural League 12,3,415 Athletic Trainer 12,3,41: Charles F. Burroughs Memorial Scholar- ship 115253541 wt . in . JAMES THOMAS MULLIGAN -1- XT, . W: 'X X NNN G04 Atwood Drive Marietta, Georgia sf B.s. XB-1, 1: m Clee Club, Librarian and Vice-President. C M B.S . Glee Club. 'br . R W lx 5. g .f Sigma N Q Class of '65 GEORGE FRANCIS NEALE, III 51 East Main Street Marlton, New Jersey B.S. ZN,XBdH u, Treasurer f3,4Jg Chi Beta Phig Research Grant CBJ. TIMOTHY IOHN MULLICAN 604 Atwood Drive Marietta, Georgia 139 , , ., if M bf JAMES PALMER OWEN, IR. 2103 Link Road Lynchburg, Virginia B.S. EX Class of '65 CARTER NOBLE 3212 Hawthorne Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.S. Lambda Chi Alpha, President C2,4D. ex, as-5. V. W ze:- 3, cz ., . .I X. ,. F E X x ' Tis - 1, AXA I4 35 an..-Q., N, f ?3,,x,.s ,.Q- we A Q s 5- 3U E JAMES ROBERT PICKENS 3205 Rueger Street Richmond, Virginia B.A. IIKA Football 11,253,415 Wrestling QD, Joshua Warren White Sports manship Award CBD. JOHN SCOTT REPASS Route 2 Salem, Virginia v B.S. K- Young Republicans Club 13,-ll, Secretary Q-il: KALEIDOSCOPE 1-ll, Organizations Editor C-ID: SCA Representative 133. Class of '65 ERNEST ADAMS RATHBIANN 3229 Darvaney Avenue Dallas 20, Texas B.S. GX Basketball l1.3.-il: Intramural Basketball Manager: TIGER l-ll: KALEIDOSCOPE I-11, Class Eclitor l-13: Booster Clulu 12,-ll. ' Lf- '1 1- -X N I ' A v , If: 141 l ygfqi .f GERALD DECATUR ROBERTSON 8 Museum Drive Newport News, Virginia B.A. :X,r1AE Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, Newspaper, Rush Chairman f3D, Ser- geant-at-Arms C454 Pi Delta Epsilon C3,4J, Secretary-Treasurer f4lg KALEIDOSCOPE CSAJ, Feature Editor f4Jq Young Republicans, President. ,V , el . ,. st- .jjf 'QTY' 13: Z.. i' ?'fig,AS' JAMES EDMUNDS ROBERTSON 4031 Sharon Court Apartment 18 Richmond Virginia X0 XB? I . B s , K' Q - Golf 11,215 Tennis 13,4Jg Student Lounge Manager, Chi Beta Phi. i . C N X 9 f I ' . .,' ! A ,J If WILLIAM FRANK ROBINSON, IR. 224 Kensington Road Greensboro, North Carolina B.S. ZN Sigma Nu, Reporter 13Jg Representative to World Trade Con- ference 142. l42 Class of '65 DANIEL ERIC ROGERS, II 1602 Confederate Avenue Richmond 27, Virginia B.S. KA,OAK Kappa Alpha, Treasurer 131, Vice-President 141, ODK President 141, Interfraternity Council, President, Honor Council, Judiciary Board. .QL 'X i . .Wing br K. . 5 DAVID XVILSON REYNOLDS 201 XValsing Drive Richmond, Virginia B.A. KZ Kappa Sigma, Guard Ml. Class of '65 JOHN BOAZ SARTAIN 7019 Eudora Dallas, Texas B.A. KA Kappa Alpha, Treasurer f3J, Pledge Trainer 133, Baseball 1379 Sportsmanship Award f3D. DIXON MICHAEL ROLLINS 2903 Dartmouth Road Alexandria, Virginia B.S. EX Sigma Chi, Corresponding Secretary C32 TIGER C315 Cross- Country KD. 143 GORDON DALTON SCHRECK 4202 Crestwood Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. XGIAHEQ Chi Phi, House Committee Chairman C3,4Dg Eta Sigma Phi, Presi- dent f4Jg Campus Christian Association, Vice-President C419 Union Philanthropic Literary Society, Chaplain CLD, Tennis C4l. Class of '65 JAMES MALCOLM SCONYERS 807 Sunrise Road Vienna, Virginia X B.A. X41 Literary Society, Vice-President. Whm.,....N,,, l 44 EUGENE BOWIE SHEPHERD, IR 3821 Seminary Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.S. KA IVILLIAXI DOUGLAS SHIRLEY Hcathsville, Virginia B.A. GX Theta Chi, Pledge Class Prosiclont, Pledge Marshall 127, Assistant Treasurer CSI, Vice-President Q-Up Football 11,213,435 Bust-bull CID. Class of '65 gf, vi ...-5' I . xkihg IVELLINCTON HILL SHIRLEY, IR. I Heathsville, Virginia ig , B-A. ex ' A G, Baseball 41,2pg G16-Q Club t1,:2J. I sid -ul '.- y 'f 145 ROBERT MICHAEL SHREVE 316 Myrtle Lane Altavista, Virginia fqlr-V If ,+i43ji5'fv,. 1 .5-y t , K E ' V IULIOUS PERRY SMITH, IR. ' ff l' 3328 Ellwood Avenue Richmond, Virginia - sf' B.S. nKA :' ' Pi Kappa Alpha, President Pledge Class, President C4Jg Manager I Basketball f2,3J. Class of '65 STEPHEN FRANCIS SNYDER 7709 Braymer Avenue, S. E. VVashington 23, D. C. B.S. HKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary 4425 Basketball C1,2,3,4l, Co-Captain 'IX THEODORE RHODES SMITH, IR. 5605 Lawson Hall Road Virginia Beach, Virginia B.S. XQ Chi Phi, Historian C2,3,4D. 146 MP5 Basketball Sportsmanship Award CSP. M ,, fan lf. I A rv ARCHIBALD HANSON SOUCEK, IR. S912 Alton Parkway Silver Spring, Maryland B.A. hE,l1AE,El Kappa Sigma, Ext-uutive Committee, Honsu Committee, Rush Chairman, Plcdgt- Claw Prcaidcnt: Class President t2,4l: Judiciary Boardg Sigma Upsilon, Yicc-Prcsicluntg Boostcr Clnlu, Yicu-Presi- clcnt QD: KALEIDOSCOPIQ, Ilonorarics Editor 133, Co-Sports Editor Q-llg Litcrary Magazinu QS,-ll, Bnsint-ss Managcr 13,424 Foot- ball Q1,2,3,-il: Mason-Dixon listing: Tiger of the XVGL-k. Class of '65 ROBERT ELEY STEINHILBER 652 Tlialia Road Virginia Beach, Virginia X' B-A- X419 9? Q i CARTER BRANDON SPALDING Locksley Hall Lilian, Virginia BS. Xdv Urs in-,N l47 ALLAN CARL SUNDIN 51 Ingalls Road Fort Monroe Virginia gal e' 4 is .i Mx 1 'xi BS EX Sigma Chi, Chapter Editor 13,-il, House Manager 13lg Young ' I r Republicans Club. Class of '65 XVALTER SCOTT STREET, III lO0O7 Huguenot Road Bon Air, Virginia B.A. K2,0AK,IIAE Kappa Sigma, Kappa Sigma Grand Scribe 1475 Secretary-Treasurer of Student Body 1:22, Secretary-Treasurer of Class 111, Pi Delta Epsilon 12,3,-11, President 143, Secretary-Treasurer 131, Democratic Club 12,3J, President 12.35 KALEIDOSCOPE 11,:2,3,4J, Business Manager 131, Editor-in-Chief 141, Tennis 11,2,3,4Dg Kappa Sigma National Scholarship-Leadership Award 13,431 Honor Council Al- ternate 13l. eff' -h V ' ' X ' ..,4ee'w.-,X -X x ,fwfr-, , -'xx , -?-,J-eff N - 51.-'fi' r,, , -1 '.x .-.. W Y fx J I - ' V v K X ,- . . I 1: N, ir .- .fr 1 -er X, iii. RICHARD WALTON TOPHAM Box 476 Charlton Heights, VVest Virginia B,S. EN,XB6 Sigma Nu, Sentinel 14lg Chi Beta Phi, Secretary-Treasurer 137 President 14lg Interfraternity Council, Secretary-Treasurer 147, Houston Scholarship, Phi Beta Kappa Award. CHARLES CORTLANDT WALTON, IX' 4-11-1 Clunridge Road Kensington, Maryland B.SA :NXBQ Sigma N111 Chi Beta Phi: Tennis. Class of '65 DAVID EUGENE TRICKLER 452-B Bastonge Road Fort Lee. Virginia B.A. ITKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice-President C-ll, Alumni Secretary f3l: Basket- ball f1,2.3,-il: Baseball C1.?.,3,-ll: Sportsmanship LD. 9, , 5 I 149 ei K will ' Q L f me bf- 1 I -i 'CD XVALTER RUSSELL YVARD, IR. 564 B Elm Shaw AFB, South Carolina B.A. EN,H2'iJ Sigma Nu, Vice-President 439, Pledge Master 121, Chaplain NVestminster Fellowship, President. ' l eaf . - KENNETH ERBY WASHBURN N ff ,. V . College Park I Ashland, Virginia ,r 1 , B.A. K2 la M Q Kappa Sigma, Vice-President 1415 President of Class 131, TIGER V ,q, JW! ' 121, KALEIDOSCOPE 141, Track c2,3,47. ig Q. sei Q1 3n. CHARLES HORATIO WHEELER, IV 6511 Three Chopt Road Richmond, Virginia B.S. Kz,r1AE Kappa Sigma, Grand Treasurer 1415 German Club 1:2,3,41, Busi- ness Manager 131, Booster Club 12,3,41, Treasurer 131, KALEIDO- SCOPE 11,2,3,41, Business Manager 141. Class of '65 ROBERT CARLETON WVINIER Sunset Hill Amherst, Virginia B.A. ZX,IIAE Sigma Chi, Vice-President 131, President 141, Historian 121, Young Republicans, Treasurer 131, President 1415 TIGER, Copy Editor 141, KALEIDOSCOPE, C0-Sports Editor 13,414 TIGER, Copy Editor 141, Football Manager 111. l w sm W if 'S 171' EDWARD SNOWDEN WOOD, III 9201 Lydell Drive Richmond, Virginia B.A. Wx Psi Chi, Secretary-Treasurer C4Dg Clee Club f1,2,3,4J, President Ml. EDXVARD CHARLES XVITTHOEFFT, IR. Orchard Drive St. Clairsville, Ohio B-S' IIKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Historian 1-ll: TIGER, Reporter K3,-U5 Basketball Q1,2,3,-191 Track 13,-lj. Class of '65 ROY CLAY WOOD Gainesville, Virginia B.S. GX Football 117. ,unsur- if 151 -.....5c ia, mm.- 1,. 'g1m , i 'i 'fy-V-g, '5.a 'l r LA 'Q 4 . 55 4-Q iffy' g- N' s ' ' Y I A . Q-an X! r -1 no-f' ,iisf HARPER SHELTON ALFORD DAVID CLARKE ALLEY PHILIP ROSSON ANDERSON 1513 Palmyra Avenue 5405 Ditchley Road 2725 North WVakefield Street Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Arlington, Virginia 36. i iii 1:4545 ff' A 3 I? 6' 9-A .,,-C: ww- Y I p DWIGHT LYLE ANDREWS Iarman's Gap Road Crozet, Virginia -fC 1' 1-I 3 SAMUEL HARVEY BAKER, III 506 Sandalwood Drive Richmond, Virginia pn- SHIRLEY EDWVARD AYRES GEORGE HAMILTON BAGWELL Route 2 F armville, Virginia f if so is , K ogy I E ,gf a. ,-72. 5,14-. S Q ' gzliii- -we - fe Q ,f--' if f , 21:35 if ' r f1f,'7:'f, I A ' CHARLES ABRAM BALDWIN, JR. 3406 Old Dominion Boulevard Alexandria, Virginia 153 Halifax, Virginia ,,,mfffh7f'f1I Eff 2 P' l Q-ff Kiir' DAVID EDSON BERGREN, III 1397 Maplegrove Drive Fairborn, Ohio , Q3 I , A tx I , g P I 1 I I 3 . mr, a ji FSI, NORMAN ROY BISSELL FRANK MATTHEW' BOOTH, III RICHARD BOXLEY BOWLES, IR Kemp Street 352 Norway Avenue Mathews, Virginia VVest Groton, Massachusetts Huntington, NVest Virginia Wm Brig? if gr, it 1' li- i elf' if MICHAEL WILLIAM BRICKEY BERNARD LOUIS BRIEL, JR. JAINIES GARNETT BRUCE, III 110 Green Street 1208 Dinwiddie Avenue Gordonsville, Vifgillia Salem, Virginia Richmond, Virginia 1 Nh in A Q' is fl-I-'ff 'ff EDWARD BLAY BRYAN THEODORE JACKSON BURR, IR. DANIEL DUNCAN CHILES, IR- 2000 Creenbriar Road 3128 Marlboro Drive ROME 1, BOX 74 Kinston, North Carolina Richmond, Virginia N0k01I1i5, F101'ida 154 ew fr x 1 ROBERT MAXYVELL CHILTON 1266 Loudon Heights Road Charleston, XVest Virginia 3 5 X X 1 JOHN RICHARD COCKE, JR. Stony Creek, Virginia 523 'wiv WILLIAM BRYAN CRAWLEY, IR. Pine Crest Farm Chatham, Virginia ln 'R H, f uniors lf S, .V 'Z N , ff mx, Q MARK SKINNER CHINN 419 YVater Lane Tappahannock, Virginia B A 'Qiftb CHARLES WALKER CRIST, IR. 1019 Riverrnont Terrace Lynchburg, Virginia is JOHN ROBERT COCKRELL, IR. Kilmamock, Virginia :WX ,Q in , CHARLES NUCKOLS DAVIDSON, IR. 5900 Lakehurst Drive Baltimore 10, Maryland 155 ibm JEFFERSON DANIEL COLLINS, IR. Pin Oak Lane White Plains, New York ALAN SCOTT DAY 152 Greenwood Street Marlboro, Massachusetts --, uniors V' W' SY' I. ,I . Y. . X X s X ,Q K IN Y i IX .P X .. f-eg r Q STEPHEN CRAIG DEBELL 801 Locust Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia Hur DENNIS PAUL FINGER Route 1, Box 580 Great Falls, Virginia HERBERT COGBILL GILL, IR Route 5, Warren Avenue Petersburg, Virginia ROBERT ERNEST DOYLE, IR. WALTER ROBERT EASON, JR. McKenney, Virginia Woodberry Forest, Virginia JOHN FRANKLIN, III HERMAN FREDERICK CALLASCH, IR 7430 Gleneagles Road 8702 Standish Lane Norfolk, Virginia Richmond, Virginia DICKINSON MENEELY GOULD, IR. ANDREW JAMIESON GREGORY 220 Nighbert Avenue 103 Tonbridge Road Logan, West Virginia Richmond, Virginia 156 ,. ll S ll ix r v A A ', 7 ' ' ' , A Am fs S Q W 14 'JA . '71 'Q' '45 ' -fi' --f L V' DARROYV EDVVARD HAAGENSENJR. THOMAS ACREE HARDINC DONAL FRANCIS HARTMAN, IR Newlons Drive, West 751 Water Lane 4506 West Grace' Street Murrysville, Pennsylvania Tappahannock, Virginia Richmond, Virginia R ' A N ' -I ' I 6 r' ,Q . Q. 53: S K 1 V ' 5' 1 my RICHARD FRANKLIN HAWKINS, IR. TERRY LYNN HELSEY THOMAS DAVID HINTON 1215 Langhorne Road Route 1 Brown's Store, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Woodstock, Virginia Il' 'ZX 'Q MARTIN CARRY HODCINS JAMES MURRAY HOOKER EDWARD MEEKS HOPKINS 2125 Buford Road Sunset Drive Box 273 Bon Air, Virginia Stuart, Virginia Amherst, Virginia 157 X Af ., ',.f WILLIAM DABNEY HOPKINS LEICHTON SUMMERSON HOUCK WILLIAM HATHAWAY IORDAN Box 273 2140 Rivermont Avenue 5811 Poole Lane Amherst, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia McLean, Virginia THOMAS BENTLEY KERN IOHN RANDOLPH KIGHT, IR. WILLIAM WATKINS KINCAID 119 South Washington Street 7622 Argyle Avenue Route 2, Box 30 Winchester, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia Midlothian, Virginia EDGAR WILLIS LACY, III JAMES FRANKLIN LIPSCOMB, IR. THOMAS WADE LITTRELL 818 South Stewart Street Route 2, Box 438 117 Hanger Road Winchester, Virginia Mechanicsville, Virginia Amherst, Virginia 158 A ,rg 5 P ' 'Ps y i . , A, F uniors 4' 4 fi .aah 6' i- Q ' - l 'i'W31H l 1 A M' 1 M M .H ,gi ' 1 Hx Sl f ,J I 4 I 1 . - .1 .. VVILLIAM ANTHONY MacCUIRE Montevista Avenue Orange, Virginia XVILLIAM GUY LOCKYVOOD, III YVILLIAM FRANCIS LOXVRY, IR. 165 Beverly Road, N, E, 112 South Canterbury Road Atlanta 9, Georgia Charlotte, North Carolina I A. A F Q 5 Ml .4-S JOHN RANDOLPH MQNEEL DANIEL WEBSTER MASON, III 1316 Virginia Street, East, BOX 421, Gale Road Charleston, West Virginia Pearisburg, Virginia K X s 'iv' A- -.-4 5 I fin nip. RONALD LEE MESSERSMITH 3701 South Belmont Road Richmond, Virginia JAMES LINDSAY MORRIS 457 Sheffield Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina J '- X JOSEPH DUDLEY MILES, III ERNEST EDWARD MOORE, IR. , 7 1219 Hawthorne Drive 160 Azalea Avenue Z Norfolk 19, Virginia Richmond, Virginia -. Of' M 'f::-1:-M 159 lf 41.55-g.. 1, : L' ff. ,fr2ig'.z:yeaagg 5 Q.. ., lzfisg-lifiizwrjfiinl uniors Sf A .,': ' fy' wr' ROBERT CARTER MORRIS Columbia, Virginia ' WILLIAM ROBERT NOTTINCHANI, 4636 Arrowhead Road Richmond, Virginia MICHAEL WAYNE PAULETTE 301 Santa Clara Drive Richmond, Virginia , ,live 'X ,Mn . xv dug... ig ,. 99' ,'T ' YY' ROBERT LAPSLEY MORRISS EDWARD ALBERS NEWTON 1002 Evergreen Avenue 740 Kenesaw Avenue Salisbury, Maryland Knoxville, Tennessee 5 .Ei I ik ns... if gm IAMES RANDOLPH PAINTER DAVID LEE PARRISH 303 Shawnee Circle 2000 Roanoke Avenue Charleston, VVest Virginia Newport News, Virginia ls IAMES EDWARD PAYNE CHARLES EVERETT POSS, IR 615 Walker Street 902 Biltmore Avenue Chase City, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia 160 Ll' X gf nj a... .0- .. , 9 - N 1 'I F 4 H 45 ,L -it We ', A 1 if uni-L LEO THOMPSON QUARLES JOHN RANDOLPH RAGSDALE, III GORDON LEE COX REAMEY 1517 Jarvis Street Route 1 28 Loxley Road Raleigh, North Carolina Dinwiddie, Virginia Portsmouth, Virginia N l , A 1 'Vi Q , , 'AX' T if ' - V Q 1 gin? . GEORGE FACE REED, JR. DAVID VVORTHINGTON RELYEA JAMES MICHAEL RISSMILLER 5462 Orion Avenue 425 Range Road 10501 Saxony Road Norfolk, Virginia Towson 4, Maryland Richmond, Virginia 'VN wh ' Yztr-' ROBERT HUNDLEY ROBERTSON JAMES PATTERSON ROGERS, III LOWERY BEAUCHAMP SAUNDERS Route 4, Box 262 338 Lexington Road 330 North Main Street Martinsville, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Manassas, Virginia 161 ' -0 . 1 ' ir 1.1-0-.f:,'. , H uy. I f ' 1-ir ' 1 -,Sgr ' W 'L f ' V - - 1 ..,. : - 1 3 'haf- 415 Lee Street Bedford, Virginia . W 'I!,.2 'V: ' 'iw-1 ffl - f-4'-. Ks' ,- A DOUGLAS BENNETT SCOTT HERBERT LEE SEBREN, IR. CLETUS MILLER SELLERS, IR 5226 Rolfe Avenue Route 1 Norfolk 8, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia WARNER LEWIS SI-IIPP, IR. FREDRICK LEWIS SHREVES, II WILLIAM FRANCIS SHUMAD 1308 Virginia Avenue Hargrave Military Academy 1106 Lexan Avenue Durham, North Carolina Chatham, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia INE ,,,m.u--- QQ' WILLIAM LOUIS SHUMATE, III PETER BLACKWELL SMITH WILLIAM TORRENCE STUCHELL III Box 411 4302 Wakefield Road 27 Hamilton Lane Orange, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Darien, Connecticut 162 'lg A ,-.ff WILLIAM ALFRED SMITH TALLEY XVILLIAM CHARLES THOMPSON Palmyra, Virginia 425 Maple Lane Danville, Virginia ,Q N '-2753 . MM 'A I Us 555, WILLIAM WVAVERLEY TOWNES, V 2551 Trevilian W'ay Louisville, Kentucky JOSEPH VVESLEY TUCK 4306 Hillcrest Road Richmond, Virginia P95 73 TRAVIS IACKSON TYSINGER GLENN CLAUDE VAUGHN Route 3, Box 72-D 207 Williams Street Culpeper, Virginia Williamston, North Carolina l 63 uniors Y 63 I 0 ir fr ROBERT DUNCAN TOMLINSON 110 Coppahaunk Avenue Waverly, Virginia Q E 1-L A, -1 , if 'f ,P t . lynx -. , ft,-, ':,j 5. ' 4- V W-, 5 V -,gg ' '- ': 'i -?1 .:M, ' Wi . ,., ' A 15? LAWRENCE IAMES TWEEL 534 12th Avenue Huntington, West Virginia RICKS STEDMAN VOIGHT, JR. 1436 Brunswick Avenue Norfolk, Virginia ' fm., , ,- --1 2, V . .'15r'f'wf-- f -.fc-fcrfaf 1- z , yi 5. lar' M o f ,. ,.- f i J, . .v'- yr, , , 4 ,, , If f W uniors X, X , ici., -. l ' , ,.,. -- X, V 'VW A ,LPN , 5 yt E 2 NZ, wiv' S I --1 .if i ' N ' X-rv -.uv-A W BENJAMIN CEPHAS WEATHERFORD, IR. 200 East Maryland Avenue Crewe, Virginia E ,gigs YVILLIAM WVHITFIELD WILLIAMSON, JR. 1090 Angelo Court, N. E. Atlanta 19, Georgia GEORGE WAYNE WRIGHT Box 172 La Grosse, Virginia EN ,,. FQ- ' ,, st ar Weir? ' ,. Swv-3 Y . : ' - xx. X 13 Rx nav' .Q-H- ' ' BURTON KIRKE WHITE, IR. Route 2, Box 163 Danville, Virginia i . NATHANIEL HENRY WOODING, IR. Halifax, Virginia EDWARD FRANKLIN YOUNGER, III 1300 Langhorne Road Lynchburg, Virginia 164 . 6 f f' If 121' ,I M ff, 45 ' ., WWW fffff My ', A V, 1 , 3 4 ,, 1 4 f , 1 I Af, X 1, I , 2- 4 , '-... In ff ff fwwf f .- If , fav NS: 'fffffv . Q, . XX EUGENE STANLEY WILLETT, IR Box 369 Abingdon, Virginia ., . E WILLIAM RODNEY WOODS 716 Pinehurst Avenue Fairfax, Virginia .g. B 535'-if-Rx: 'QQ -LA. v im' Wm Sophomore Class Officers Historian A A THOMAS SUBLETT XVOODALL Vice-President. .JAMES ARTHUR ROSENSTOCK, IR. President , . A A . LEIGH SULLIVAN FULTZ Secretary-treasurer , A , STEPHEN DENGLER BECK 166 Sophomores ,435 a ' 1' Q 3 'Q ta J, IN .Q . f f 2 L-.-o Qu- 1 1 4 'FG' in-F' ' W , X ' ,...,. Neff'-', 5 E ,Mn aff rr W, 'Liss -se? - 'YL F N P 99' . we I 'J' CHARLES BRUCE ALEXANDER JOHN MORTON ANDREWS CHARLES GRAY ARMFIELD, III Fairfield, Virginia 200 Fairview Avenue 914 Shore Drive Blacksburg, Virginia Newport News, Virginia EDWARD ADAM BECK, III ERNEST NVIDGEON BELL, III MAYNARD HUNT BERRYMAN 605 Baldwin Road Beaumont, Virginia 426 Sena Drive Richmond, Virginia WVILLIAM THOMAS ANDERSON 2725 N. Wakefield Street Arlington, Virginia STEPHEN DENCLER BECK 606 F oulkstone Road, Sharpley, YVilrnington, Delaware 167 Metairie, Louisna WILLIAM CHAPMAN ANDREWS, III 26 Oakland Drive Newport News, Virginia ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL BERKELEY, JR. 4101 Monument Avenue Richmond, Virginia CHARLES BROCKENBROUGH THOMAS DVVIGHT CORKRAN Sophomores ROBERT BLUFORD, III 2109 Buckeye Drive Richmond 28, Virginia RUSSELL EUGENE CAMPBELL, IR. Virgilina, Virginia THOMAS GLYNN BRADLEY, IR. 1403 Oakwood Street Bedford, Virginia WILLIAM CARROLL CHEWNING, JR. 8806 Bellefonte Road Richmond 29, Virginia I M COCKE Stony Creek, Virginia I1 Nanticoke Road Cambridge, Maryland STEPHEN GREGORY BUTLER 415 West Cork, Street Winchester, Virginia GERALD ANDREW CLAYBROOK 1230 Moffett Terrace Harrisonburg, Virginia ARTHUR LEE COX 8807 Staples Mill Road Richmond 28, Virginia F3 I 1 55,16 gi'93Q,' ya-,5,,,g, 'M 'wr ,,,,.,.- Q... ,,,....f wa... if V' .. N, 2 . , 'Sa' fkgm an '-., . :gay ' , ., .1 J f 'X Q ee, Q' KL 1 A fi if I 'nv' CECIL RICHARD BOWMAN Route 1 Staunton, Virginia JAMES HOLLIS CHENERY Box 655 Ashland, Virginia l JAMES GILLIAM CONRAD, IR. 4010 Peakland Place Lynchburg, Virginia 168 35-la is 'CIN JOSEPH RAYMOND BRUIN 208 West Alexandria Avenue Alexandria, Virginia WILLIAM CABELL CHILDREY Professional Building, Franklin Street, Richmond, Virginia JAMES PAUL coUNc1LL, III Box 119 Franklin, Virginia ffy lg, gf' '36, A lil' 5'-' 125 'Z .tm Q' i? nav- an 'C - 'ia R 1' un 4' juv- WA 35 GEORGE GARLAND CRALLE, JR. 406 First Avenue Farmville, Virginia HENRY POXVELL CUSTIS, JR. Onzincock, Virginia ROBERT SEYVARD DARDEN Route 1, Box 717 Smithfield, Virginia EDDIE YVAYNE DEDRICK 237 Florence Avenue Whynesboro, Virginia FELIX RANDOLPH DiPR1SGO 441 Handley Avenue XVinchcster, Virginia DENNIS BROOKS DRAPER, IR. 33 YVoodland Drive Staunton, Virginia JAMES BRANNEN EDGE, IR. 3406 Monument Avenue Richmond, Virginia CONLEY LEE EDYVARDS, III One Lanark Drive-Perth VVilmington, Delaware ALAN THOMAS ELLIOTT 621 Chesopeian Trail Virginia Beach, Virginia THOMAS COLE FLOURNOY 1011 Erie Street Shreveport, Louisiana CHARLES YVATTS FORD 1300 Norvell Street Lynchburg, Virginia THOMAS LEO FRITZLEN, IR. S916 Norwick Road Richmond, Virginia LEIGH SULLIVAN FULTZ 264 Knollwood Street VVinston-Salem, North Carolina YVILLIAM ADAMS GILLESPIE Route 1, Box 130 Tazewell, Virginia JOHN VVILLIAM GOETHE 7113 Stemcrest Place Charlotte, North Carolina RODNEY GOODE GOGGIN 419 East Main Street Bedford, Virginia ROBERT LOUIS GRAHAM 840 Shackamaxon Drive Westfield, New Iersey VVILLIAM KEITH- FALCONER GRANT, IR. Oatlands SR-B ' Leesburg, Virginia ' BARRY ALBERT HACKNEY 703 Grayson Avenue Norfolk, Virginia GLENN JOHN HANEY, JR. 443 Oriole Street Staunton, Virginia JOHN RICHARD HARVEY 5110 Wind Point Road Racine, Wisconsin SAMUEL DEVEREUX HATIZI1AWAY, JR. 36 Ba eau Avenue Summit, New Jersey 1 ALLEN PERKINS HAZLEGROVE Route 1, Box 86 Farmville, Virginia JOSEPH ANDERSON HAZLEGROVE, JR. Route 1, Box 86 Farmville, Virginia JOHN CLIFFORD HUTT, JR. Route 2 Montross, Virginia PAUL scorr HUTTON I5 4' 115 Rosewood Drive Hampton, Virginia KENNETH RHODES HYDE, JR. 3022 Burnleigh Road Roanoke, Virginia RANDALL HARFORD JAMES 7207 Margaret Avenue Richmond, Virginia 'WN 'Q...,- JERRY WALTON JENKINS 500 Second Street Farmville, Virginia ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSON Route 1 Farmville, Virginia JOHN MARSHALL JONES Red Springs, North Carolina KEITH MILTON JONES 6911 Alpine Drive Annandale, Virginia Q, 5' ,Rah WEBB DARDEN JONES ' Box 8 l , - ' Q gf, . gg ' Whaleyville, Virginia E ' S ROBERT DANIEL my 9 4 ' .3 KEIELING, II d R Q fr 1, A 619 C aptico Roa . si 75, - South Hill, Virgina HAROLD BLANTON KELLAM, JR. ' 214 71st Street Virginia Beach, Virginia LEON AGEE LACKEY, JR. 1235 Sam Lions Trail Martinsville, Virginia JUSHUA THOMAS LAWRENCE, Ill Route 2 Tarboro, North Carolina GREENE HOWARD Q LAWSON, JR. 10 Summit Trail Sparta, New Jersey w-.Q PETER ARMSTRONG LECCETT 1301 Wakefield Road Lynchburg, Virginia JERRY WAYNE LEONARD 1502 Duplin Road Raleigh, North Carolina 170 lfiws. wg- is i Q , as , .av .ig ,N QF' F360- MICHAEL H.-XLE LILLY 721 Spring Garden Drive Bluefield, XVest Virginia XVILLIAM DANIEL BIacGILL, III S24 Prospect Avenue Pulaski, Virginia LUTHER XVHITE BIATTHEXVS, III 1347 XVestover Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Q6 .' v.. - 'ive- T- IANIES RYAN LOCKE IZOS XVeiCh Lane Virginia Beach, Virginia RICHARD BOLTON MADDEN 2500 Riverside Drive Richmond, Virginia RICHARD IVAYNE MCCONINELI. III9 Stewart Drive XVilliamsburg, Virginia I, QQ. ,. .NUS li I Sophomores XVICKLIFFE SANFORD LYNE 27 East Parkway, Glen Farms Newark, Delaware STEPHEN HAXVLEY MARTIN 518 XVest 25th Street Richmond, Virginia ANDREYV DALTON MEREDITH Linkhorn Drive Virginia Beach, Virginia .Xara ,-mea.- S sq 'Pi 45-u. - 'iz lice, tt'-:NI ,Alf ,451 5 gm I 65 I- Q- 1 ,-N iv' ' Us xx X g..... L R fi .A 'te l' wav , .-1 4 g I 5.2 . 1. ag.. 'sf E:- HARRY GUY LIPSCOMB ROBERT HARPER LOVING, IR. 2916 Guilford Avenue, S.W. 56:20 Lakewood Drive Roanoke, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia IAMES GALLATIN MACKEY, IR. 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A 'Q' AO' J ...- .siex ' . -. , I gmlwx K gf 'Ji f I N N - Gigi, , , aff ' A ' - fi: ' L L , A ik S fag er 'RQ R sn- A 7 Q-v 7 6' Q-my 1... ra. , x Xe R f A . -El I ,Q-S 'P' WE. 1 'N In ERNEST FILLMORE JESSE, III 9 Aspen Lane Falls Church, Virginia FREDERICK ALEXANDER JESSER, III 3817 Virginia Avenue Charleston, West Virginia BRYCE DICKINSON JEWETT, JR. 606 West 26th Street Richmond, Virginia JAMES MATTHIAS JORDAN, IV 324 White Haven Lane Virginia Beach, Virginia RICHARD ALAN KING 12 West Fem Road Charleston, West Virginia WILLIAM EDWARD LANE 144-C Robinson Road Richmond, Virginia DONALD ERIE LEE, JR. 229 Lansing Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia JAMES BROADUS LEE 6504 Engel Road Richmond, Virginia JOHN ARCHER LERNER 215 East Cummings Avenue Hampton, Virginia EDDIE ROUNTREE LOWRY, JR. 812 Brompton Street Fredericksburg, Virginia ROBERT NORTON LUKAT 12504 Bridlewood Drive Savannah, Georgia JOHN WALTER MACK 212 Lindsey Avenue Runnemede, New Jersey JOHN FRANKLIN MARTIN 901 South East Srteet Culpeper, Virginia JOHN PURCELL MCLEAN 201 East 20th Street Lumberton, North Carolina HERMAN EDGAR MELTON, JR. 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Firenze. 188 Go- J ,gn-P MISS LEE SMITH Kappa Sigma Fratemity XM I MISS GAY FINLEY MISS ANITA HOLMES Kappa Alpha Fraternity Sigma Nu Fraternity T' MISS DANNY PARKER MISS SALLY DAUCHTRY Pi Kappa Alpha Fratemity Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity 189 I MISS MARTHA DICKERSON Sigma Chi Fraternity 'K li . V- if :i, 5? ' MISS BONNIE COLEMAN Theta Chi Fratemity L GULUN MER mn I. . 1 - .1 -Y 'gf vi- unify ft' -il ff'.a,,' ' A and J . -..- iSkUERF1E U ! eel P, fn 4 V uso., 1. 3,2 - . Q- . - Q E Y 'iv U 3, 4 Qsof , 4 f , -. pi . 'A . ' , 1 1, 33 r -it OA F J N ,, my av 5.6, H 4 , . is S 1 Il f if :-- ,Yr f 191 ,, .Dm HI 'Elena QE ff!! W W rj ff!N K? -A E , F , 'Q 1 N K' A 65 :sf A A- ff, 3:1 Y,,- E? 4. ,l,p.L14-: M.-44,4 . ...W N ,QV 4 ., .,...x..W.......,...,. .U-in V...------au-sauna.. ix' x K 1-Q,-figs? Q M .f -f ' . : - . ,q ,,.' I X X .Q .. , X . X. ' - - ---, W g,,,J-af 3:f3fs., 31lf, xikv-we wmww ,M xfwxwmwyqmnqmhh CLOSED FUR THE SEASON any .A gr! ' I s -I i -, ,,.. 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