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

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YVhat I saved I lost. What I gave I haue. Paul McElory In humble appreciation the Staff of the 1966 KALEIDOSCOPE proudly dedicates this book to Mr. Claudius Hornby Prichard. 2 Time past and time future YVhat might have been and what has been Point to one end, which is always present. T. S. ELIOT The Seaway . i t if 87489 COLLEGE LlBRAtHY HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, vs. AR. , , 55 A1 lg.. .fit ' any.-1 ' ff -x N 6 X.-Ja. , 'wx .X , ix? X X Q 5 x T X is X X x Xi Q H XX 5 x X ' x w 1 mg: ' - , 2- 5 . -QNX' Y 5 N Wie NA . . -Q xv-N '1 ' -Dbl-'v ' ' X . Q-'1 . b wi ' :N-. . . - ': - ' f - -,. X. ASQ - , s ..:Xabg.:g. ., -fx X. . ifpgg- 'ft -,g g 1--A -EQ-nary ' : 1: -gif 1, - jf'f1--,15g ,ig iw Jw 1' : N . ,. . -. X wx 55 -- gh.: I zpafffg' pv x x Q, 1,9 . Z . 'A 2. w:.j BA' :A..'. .XX .' 1 . ,s f Y. .-N .v,-...,V.f'?', may .. N .131 f '..,,:x--. mx v-,,5 xx QF N e P. 'RN4 :++,ff,,,- .. Q 1 1 x x M . :qv N UN, Scsfm X3 5? '-'. 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Rogers Street Rogersville, Tennessee XVAYNE XVARREN ARMSTRONG Route 1, Box 359 Chesapeake, Virginia GILES LEE ASBURY 812 Albemarle Street Bluefield, YVest Virginia JACOB PARKER BAILEY Lovingston, Virginia JOHN MARSHALL BASS Gladys, Virginia CARROLL LYNN BELL 1315 Belle Aire Circle Roanoke, Virginia RICHARD CLARK BELL 218 XV. XVhitlock Avenue NVinchester, Virginia GEORGE MCCONNELL BLACK 3987 Elmwood Road Cleveland Heights, Ohio a: N A 1 - V -. X W.. lint ,- i Q-J J-JU i gal R' sue HARRY EDGAR BOGGS, JR. Mt, Storm, West Virginia SAMUEL FRADEY BOST 'WWW pk Q 507 East H Street Erwin, North Carolina DAVY EDWARD BOWERS Route 1 Baskerville, Virginia JAMES PEYTON BRADNER 7720 Brentford Drive Richmond, Virginia Mm JAMES HENRY BREAKELL 342 N. Princeton Avenue Swarthmore, Pennsylvania JOHN VVALTER BRONVN Q61 'is 2703 Secota Drive Ox 7 Hampton, Virginia WILLIAM PATTERSON BROWN 3908 Seminary Avenue Richmond, Virginia JEFFREY MAWOOD BULL 104 Monroe Avenue Cape Charles, Virginia 3' 3 , ' r is hx l f. Vw 'Ik mv' 1--I A ., A nw - , .,, . . vi I., Ki he . '- fs., .1 2 lmiwt' E 'N i A .X x- 2 BRYAN KUO COCKRELL 101 Ching Shan Road Shan Tze Hou Yang Ming Shan Taiwan, Republic of China RODNEY AMES COGGIN Meadowbrook Road VVarsaw, Virginia JOHN GORDON COLEMAN, IR. 815 Cabell Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia BURKE HUrcH1Ns CRAVER, JR. 4001 Third Street Chesapeake, Virginia FRANK BERNARD CUMMINGS, IR. 1738 Vliiltshire Bouelvard Huntington, NVest Virginia ROBERT ERROLL DEACLE 107 NV. 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I Bayview Drive Shalimar, Florida FREDERICK HYDE XVALSH, II 23 Ridgewood Drive Staunton, Virginia MICHAEL PATRICK XVEDDLE Route 2, Box 90 Radford, Virginia ROBERT GARY XVHEELER 704 Berkshire Place Martinsville, Virginia RICHARD JONES XVILLIAMS 413 Coodspeed Road Virginia Beach, Virginia l '5- 'T l E' i ,if AH VVALTER HERMAN WITT, III 234 Henry Street Norton, Virginia RICHARD LEE VVOBUS 8499 Lynn River Road Norfolk, Virginia VVILLIAM GUY VVOHLFORD 213 2nd Street Apt. 1 Radford, Virginia Kappa Sigma A QA 'W to X. 54' as 5 197' 6 s K Founded in 1869 UPSILON CHAPTER C ea., -sa 4 6 ,. ' ' ' .Z , Q ,,.: P' 'V 'S I K A D. Alley K. Hyde C. Chewning R. Oakey f-...p ',',,, 5 H I 5 S-' A 2 if k .9 -.5551 f W. Childrey P. Leggett I. Ienkins S. Martin Q cr .- . ff .- J I ' P u , X V - . ' . l . R. Owen D. Beard I. Parker F. Campbell t . GI 4' E J lr. F Wi 1 Z C. Guthridge B. jewett I. Heilig I. Mack .- - Q .fd , A ,fe it , , 5 il A R. Wiltshire XE N I. Phillips W. Carper C. Bell gr: li R. T W. Rutherford epper J. Edwards A. Soucek W. Stuchell QQ ali L. Matthews J. Null . - , Q ai E . 1. Dortch I. Feldmann F. Patterson 1. Pendleton N. P if E-1 5 F. Morrison R. Palmore Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1883 L. NV. MATTHEXVS, III .. ,.............. President WI C. CHILDREY .,... ,... V ice-President R. S. OAKEY ,,,.. ..... S ecretary R. H. OWEN .,.,.. .,..,. T reasurer I. R. PARKER, III Rush Chairman Only the imagination of Iinks could have had this reward. - 2 X . R E X . E.. U' l k I 'qjlkirl 1 X? f , 1 'nu z.'qXf,. .4l'x I . fi' J, I' . fi Qsl-l -'J in ' I' 4 ,fx 'E' f ' ' K' uf K , f? '. Q , , x . lj '4 X wo I 1 I ' v' T AGM A I D ,' .,., ,-32 Ab' E if V, 5 Q-'V .M JK Xl MRS. EMMA ANTHONY Sponsored by Kappa Sigma Fratemity 17 in OFFICERS Parker, Childrey, Mathews David and his duck! 115 0 W, . 1 ,. N1 .fi 1 .JF ww Miss Nancy Fey Sponsored by Mr. Rod Coggin OFFICERS Booth, Tennent, Townes, Tweel Pi Kappa Alpha Mm' iq! XY-gifa ITKA E 3 fs Zag- I Q '- mv FN Founded in 1868 IOTA CHAPTER Founded at Hampden-Sydney College in 1885 XV. TOWNES . . p.l,l.. , . . ll,l..,., President L. TXVEEL . . , Vice President F. BOOTH .... . . . . Secretary XV. TENNENT . . Treasurer My fault. A Q , an . - as . .., s -. ,.- a 4 g 4 ' Q -1 ' 4 -P 4 g- :I 1 1 I. Collins C. Thompson I. Tuck I. Pickens R. Coggin T. Lawrence F. Booth I. Lipscomb W. Townes L. Tweel C. Bowman R. R. James V - f- '--- ow: ts, an -F an lc' all -,,,.. , Q ,. . 1 U 4 . e 2 5' Q f 1 gy p f - -1 ' 1 au I I R. Potter A. Riggns P. Smith W. Tennent R. Axselle T. Edwards R. McConnell T. Richardson I. Rosenstock VV. Sprye R. Albee R. Chitwood A , V Nb.- F P si P if at 1 8 A M ' ' C .Z ll X ' Z, -'Sv Z- Lf Q K Vw - - 1 T' - in -f '-W - 1 R. Howell D. Lee P. Rome R. Tweel I. Scott E. Dyer E. Frank A. johns P. Peatross D. Soden R. Witthoefft M. King ic 'S Q Em.. has f, 4, - Q 3 .' - 5 P , - .1 4 Q li Rl h 1 7 C. Cobb J. Overstreet R. Dodson R. Reveley B. Lambdin P. Hughes E. Eckert 19 OFFICERS Paulette, Franklin, Tysing Shumadine r f!' I Mrs. Dorothy Tysinger Sponsored by Mr. Ty Tysinger 'GZ' R xw-.,., -, x 5-.L mf - N55-N',f 1'S nu ,V 17 fi 7 fw'f ,,, W - P' ine 2 ,.f4.,S' ...fx gin -!- 33 ii, f 0' QS: bi., The Annex 'f l?G en 5, X' .5 5, Q 4 - KX! A ' l' G. Alcom XV. Eason I. Kight C. Sanderson P. Smith E. Bryan I. Franklin Nl. Paulette XV. Shumadine T Tys g A A X 47 ' a S cr- C. 'H c X za. ..- f:':'t F-'71 .- -. x in Vg 1, 9 L -2 5 1' V 2 ' .2 W L ,Q ' . V' X , rf X lv. v E, -' , A -'11 'r ., Q I l Q.- Ah C. Armfield S. Butler J. Leonard XV. VV. Miller P. Mowbray E. Bell I. Councill R. Madden I. Morrison VV. Pollard gg .F ng? i lg! l .gill Els: A ...ga pl... Q bi' -. X Q1 lim ffm ' l dl BW NV. Redfem G. Buck J. Jordan J. Lee S. Appell YV. Sanders R. Caudle A. Leake E. Prewitt G. Coleman 5 ,. ' ' gc' 'gl' isa.. F.- .ad T Q ' 4 -fi ' 2 P ' -. 1. L - ' ' I ggy , I mlb fl: Zh I if P 1 P Cm' U C Douglass L. Gilbertson M. Lacy H. Sadler E. Schaaf S. French R. Iester I. Mathews S. Sargeant VV. Tarry The glittering light of the Order. QV ar a i T37 N W ix. f E ' 2 + 3- ff A , V S vii. T .ffl l f?-E er. , ' ' .43 4 in l.w W' 3 A I - 'yrs A ' 'ib-.1-...QR 9 Z5 -5-Q.. .-...... Founded in 1865 , ALPHA TAU CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1899 T. TYSINGER ..........................., President 1. FRANKLIN ..... .... V ice President M. PAULETTE . , . ....... Secretary YV. SHUMADINE . . . ..... Treasurer LL' Lambda Chi Alpha Q N we -0,4312 .,. 5 eg oatmeal masoefls ' willy S K- 2' ,HQ I VY . 3 I 1 5. Founded in 1909 if Q .W N. Y Igqi. Q' Q iris- 3 NQ5Q:l'3'fw2Y:'::9. X, , W Vt? Wiz....1fiI31!:7r7'm?gf'LQ.'56'gi'NVQ li 1 i -. V wwfzg 1. .awf- '. . fi- : ff-rrfsfi-2'is-9-fzifrrs ? 1- P a 1-gsegsxggz-sw gigw. iii.. X lx? R35 1 as I3 . A9 V is F ef 2 . - 2 S .- S. Baker D. Chiles C. Crist E. Hopkins C. Baldwin R. Chilton A. Day fl n , J J g ,, H 5 i X 'J' ei , and 57 . - 1 1 ' 5 gl YV. Iordan I. McNee1 J. Payne E. Younger VV. LOWFY I. Painter XV. Sl-iipp U 1 V ' Q - v 'QU - v V I. 4 H 9 f VV. Gillespie F. Ie-sser C. Moore VV. Seegers R. Graham D. Milboum R. Johnson Q . A 2 Q c- . G V , - 4 . P' Y B 'Q ' r A ,' 1 D. Bosworth H. Frazier R. Hilton S. Olsen F. Brinkley A. Glaser R. King S .- ar . PC , S: 504 . ' VF In L i it L -5 P. Shillett R. Taylor R. VVatt C. VVilkinson M. Sugg P. Trible R. VVeSt 0' DG Sain E'i N01 ge 1:- L. Yates C. Edge D. Hay S. Kaas B. Cockrell I. Forbes R. Jackson - at e , . 1 - 4 . .. il l 'Z ' 1 : H. Nash VV. Roll I. Tedesco I. Percy I. Seegers S. VanLear KAPPA ETA ZETA CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1926 I. PAYNE ...., ....... P resident D. CHILES . . . , . Vice President E. HOPKINS , . . .... Secretary C. CRIST . . . . . Treasurer 22 5- -, fi. P1 ,germ lik 1 Stal-L 4 v Ba.:- 5.334 T P me 'B v. Lips , -- ie , , 4.-,Z ' - - ri,- Pleclge Day J wx . Q FAQ. f.':..g-'r ,,. -. u .pw , -4 .1 - ,- f ,,,.!!w-,T ar, 1. . , 1 V . ' ,ir Eggs! . . ,.. 5 X AL,,i.-S' .4 Stk e Q1 4. V. ,Q .bib fx . X , 5:-V'j Q. Nl' fig: Xi , 5 3 ,,-'L nag' S - A 4?-'R ., vi. n ,Q I 'iiffsffffrfifafifgf N ' ww., A S X GFFICERS Crist, Payne, Chiles, Hopkins Miss Sally Daughtry Sponsored by Mr. Allan Day ... ug, . ,af ' Q 4 3'E:'f 3Q?'e1- 1-'mi , - , I- nf f - 'A N :wi Y 1- .sp Y. 43 E M .::.-.i!:gla'sa1 A4 'i2:1.11'iS4 ,P 5 Botion Battlel 23 Tr X . M.: .Qk M, , 53. .... -.lg xv, V1 , - fn- X- u ,Q .:,, , no V -if-up ,-. -, ,N h , . ,Li is asslsf f, 3 ll si O 'iq ' .'l OFFICERS B 3 E B 3 ll ll z I - I III . HQ' 21171 ni A Mrs. Martha Robertson Sponsored by Ierry Robertson xx -X if Ragsdale, Poss, Summers, VS hitaker, Shreves, Robertson R: :gg ,X 'K 3 . , A , 1 u . C' ,K-fr' , 'q ff S W' .. ,. 8 4 -1 1. If x A .3 Q- , ig-m, S-T-R-E-T-C-H N -,,- 4 . Gt uf f:,N,,f.-+v:'f- ' V '33 ass.-wi-if A' rw pm ,ut 4'n! U' W Q - 5 uftkikb Sigma Chi QC '23 chi SI HD Founded in 1865 SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1872 Reorganized in 1931 C. SUMMERS . . . . . . ,,.,...,. President C. POSS ,. . Vice President I. RACSDALE . . . . Secretary I. YVHITAKER , . . ,.., Treasurer Sunday's blues mg, sl'-' .r- ' ff 1 ., ., 7.12341 .'L.l,Q,,-I ...H 31 ' A - -f . X if -f JI' 54-a3l.q'.2 T .Ji iv ,-1. - v E3 .,. 6 A Eg bl J. Rngsdnle XV. Nuckolls XV. XVhjtc Pv EQ fi C. Poss G. Summers L. Houck A S13 fx 0 4' ' 9 Q ' 1 'K -E 5- K. XVhitaker I. Caldwell I. Beach Km AME A XV. Carter E. Becker D. Rucker gm 6 ISA I. Beckner F. Iennings C. Evans vue, Ar.. : f ig , E fi M. Krupin D. Deffen- baugn W. McWilliams ff. J itll A 2 S, 5. I. Mills B0 A. Dunlap S. st ,, 4: - m S . S. Weld R, Powell D. Albertson wo: UN 'VV , c. VmxV ' . 1. . . 9- s , 4m lx? gn - pq . me . . ' , 1: 4 - ' ' .V . .f 1 -r ' 5 1- X., . T w-.- , z f - 2 1? .LX kia., .1 Wk L M. Brickey M. Chinn D. Finger T. Harding I. Hooker E. Rathmann I. Bruce I. Cockrell H. Gallasch T. Hinton W. Hopkins pg ' fa 9 ' 1 . 'e V' Va-.Ve vu. -.V, , 4-.4 4 ai. , 'vig' in V UL.. v-N, gc F ., E -2 V ' -: ' W ':. ' ' ' '1- J. Rissmiller C. Thomas W. Andrews W. Chewning C. Edwards L. Fultz YV. Shumate G. Vaughn XV. Blanks H. Cusfjs I. Early vu ,. 4, .5 1 l 3 , ,,, N , g 94 n -. 1. - - 7 ' ' a l, T ' 3 , L- ' 3 - - . he :-: ' ' ,QV 'I' 9' V V,- 'T Q .em A I ml h is 1 ' ' x. B. Hackney G. Lawson M. Neale C. YVilliams M. Haynie S. Shiplett L. Lackey E. Moomaw R. Tumer R. Burton E. Howell - V- ,J vp.-fs: V. fy' .V Rig: Q Q T ft fa Q gg VH Q Van- V Q 9 '51 -Y ' v, . Q V' 11, -1 ec , 1 . 1 W. Allen I. Bailey A. Dunnington W. Higgins F. Homeffer R. Knapp G. Asbury W. Cotty M. Hartley I. Hooker D. Iones I. Kolodny le-, V . V vw ,.- V' -Q VVV ,V --N is... GV L , C .5 veg WV ' - 'pea' 3. Q , ,,. - . R. Morgan W. Pace C. Romaine M. Stewart I. Thomton T. Walker VV. Nicholson P. Reiber W. Shaw D. Stradinger M. Tiller R. Wheeler .1 -'- ,,. .. -fi' VL ,i fu-f 2 omni Q ' J is' of .IQ Onoihiw Founded in 1865 NU CHAPTER Established T. HINTON . W. SHUMATE .. C. VAUGHN ,. VV. HOPKINS .. at Hampden-Sydney College in 1914 President . . Vice President . , . . Secretary Vi, ,f . . Treasurer ' V' Q ' ,MV ' , A choice greeting of welcome. V - XXX-arf 1-. .Q ,I .5-. P . , , .1 r N tigruni.. ,J A 3 41 . ff -- -- . ' , wfjfi-, ,'f V , 4 .,-,sf 1. 'JN x 'M 1 4,1 ',., fM'V ,gay-4'v 433: . .1 L 4- , .1 . ' f ,fA:4,,g:'R.',. '. 1-A M l R 5 t ,, ,, -,N .. , H . gg.,-4' fi' - . ,. ' rm ?- H i.,L:Z1'W140i-' -.. I' 1, .' 'f - Ip' -k V1 - X' 'ti2g,YvZ!v1c M MISSSHUY Grayson - - -14 E1Tf5Hff 2- - 4 Qi wa-..-kv. Q., .. .- V rffff-' Q-, ff, Sponsored by Lfafk ' gf: , -N . .ana . A 3.--,jf Gr. V' .1-fail., Q, 7.1, +4 Q, A r -' , Y -,':A. I. M, 43 w' 4 1 '11 qhgji' 'Flaw 1' J ' 4 'E '41 'wif' 'I A - 1, . win .. . -.1 ZH .:.Lf1X,-um., - 4 1 fi' ahah --53,53 - f qi , 'W A '5!xA'rflL.,f ' f You can have the pot, I will take her! -. - 4 an 27 W 1 Y 0 Ei! X 1 OFFICERS Anderson, Noland, Littrell, VVhite ll 1 -+ HQUSE OPEN BY ocv. og NOW LOCATE D AT WE CAEWW g Z il il 2' ll! E 5 Moulding Lisa K . .41 HI , PW Q. Miss Patsy Diehr Sponsored by Mr. Charles Ford. .--1: ' 3. 4 --1 ,. ,Y gh, , QR,-X, . . fill 4 .Z 'file' - 'iii 1 x .2124 , , 5' 45-1' ' .' . AF7' ' ' j,?r'1' , , 1 '4's , ' .- -fx , .i 'Lv ' ' ' . .12 K 2- ' W L Q' -if nf I - ,-sf :1g!1fv , f ' ,I A -J- J Q , , 5.- A V A :nu-V.m l 1 : .-114' : -,.-.. 3, , , V gs' ' ' lf'-VWNLW Yrva an v,,,,,k,,Q jg unmanned? A ' N W N' L,,..- - Y gf 5- 'F' I Lf. Ss'- - A J, 1 , .1 5, 2 EM,-A f?-:-as l .X , - ' , ll se 'f . '--E A b sw- so , f 1+ Fi- 'K' ' ' :? L4.?:2-f.5-'Sl 1 A If 'f --7 -' - ---L-151'-9 - :-:-:'-g:,-5 E, .1 ' V ..-EZ' - ' , A - -gg.-a . -Q ' -1, . 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Ream-y H. Sebren J. Bruin bil . n fu T n d -' 1' -' 'M f sg gp : - Founded in 1869 ' fi ' it ' F D p co I C. Ford I. Hnzlegrove ' I. Mapp A. Elliott H. Hazlegrove R. Loving C' 5 55 . m A ah M in E Nol d C. Talbot VV. Boone J. Chamblin R. Swann C. Bondurant I. Campen Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1965 A X L v . r ,, . T. W. LITTRELL .......,.,.. ....,.. P resident ' 1 E. B. NOLAND, IR. ,.... . .. Vice President H Y K B. K. XVHITE, JR. ,... ..,.,. T reasurer .I L Z. ' P- AVI. llb' R ecol-der NV Eastwood W. Fam-me D. Hanse L. Hightower I. Hughes xv. Kunze J. Lemer -. 93 efz if 2 5 e yt 51, ' lil I h T lil dh N. Miller L. Thomas I. Bull I W. Nunley VV. Tilson W. Flory F. Cummings . 1 - N, I i S V' 1 E .L E sl.-- li nh 1, ' W. Franck D. Iones N, Momson ' ' I 3 H. Hull C. Lancaster I. McRae 1: Q qu.. . W. Cnr-on ' QKW. fZ...'t? . ,, 4 . Q H 53 5. r ' 'I H' ' x- 4 I - Q: R. Williams T. Walshe D. Nutter D. Thompson A great beginning. 29 Chi Phi Founded in 1824 EPSILON CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1867 I. D. MILES, III ........,................ President COFHC 0115 1855 f1'Y if again, but with this Ollel T. BURR, IR. , ,. . . Vice President H. S. TINKHAM .. ..... Secretary I. B. EDGE, IR. . . . . . . Treasurer . si ln 1, ul B 4 Psfiz-fy 14: ' 7:5 4' 'H 1.56 - 4 9 T. Burr D. Miles H. Yeatts B. Alexander I. Claybrook I. Edge P. Joyner R. Voight S. Gedney S. Beck T. Corkran J. Mackey ' , i .m V .9 , it za as , 'lv ww , . - -' :. ' 1 - I '- - -e :L :.. V. 4, -. A ' '- -V ' - F Y T Z ' V ' M. Reid F. Wilinson R. Bigelow G. Duke P. Paschall B. Roper S. Tinkham R. Winfree G. Boylan N. Gaynor M. Reid H. Scott an C- - Q- 'C w ,- 4- . - Q- 'W , ' ' aw , A , 1, 'V' ' Z :V L ' ' :gf , VA: lv, I . H my nu I I ' I G. Swearington D. Woodhouse P. Brown B. Craver T. Hartge D. Stulman B. Westerhouse I. Arendt I. Byars I. Harris H. Shade C. Sudduth V 2 'Q , fl -wr , I. Thompson C. Wohlford B. Waddell L. Glasgow 30 ' f 7- , f. ig . I ' g' 4' 'JVM J7- .-i -i,,,.. -474,- l I1 Thrashing Room Concert! -I-,,... ..-1-1 15:3 Miss Molly Cox Sponsored by Mr. Stetson Tinkham OFFICERS Burr, Tinkham, Miles, Boylan M. : ff, A 14,4143 1 'F 1 Ae-41 :P-' vp-uv-4 mx! by.-.Q w li' '11 To everything there is a Heaven: . . . . .- SX . w if 1 x . 'Lam 'gf - V7 FF ? A N '1 0 ' K'-X-ESQ stun XDINQ- A55 season, and X x Q X x Q tx I 1 X X ix? I time to every purpose under the 4- N gixgz--:',i ' . :f y gr: -Q i 5 ' ...- N- ' - ' -,u - ' -K-gy. 1 r SN, Wes r 5 : -. 2 :- R. A- 2 H-bf - L Q :fe- 'Sf v 4 .Q ,R Q 5522s. if ' X H X . .X -- .. x . Arzy- -, -wffggm n ,. . , . . .. Q Q Wk X is F a . A .Sf ' 2 5 . '- Just, Q. ,v ,.',-x X '- bmw A 'E! v X'.-1-Q. if ggi, , , .Vi fi x. 5.-. 4r4f Y 'I' A Y 1, T 14 'YL V w .as? ' f 1-.?i nn ,. +,-A ,M . of N , Q A' - ' 'Q-'V ,. A Q' V' v ' ww w'2Rfw'A ?M , W- IJ 1...- ,M a, A'lf 4. ff? 4 W , -N M if .'gd - ' ls W 3 . 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'3?'.1?' . , --ap, a:...,:,:: 1 file.. ,L -'..f':,-ti, .I ,bf a 'QV : :..1...,,,,.,,,,,..,.,,,,i 4 an N.,.,. , :N H Qeiref-fsgig4F-'17,-'Q -13 SP2 ifj f ,i,,,:'i,,i5 X' , 'Q if' -- .' -4. A -' 1. A, ,Q .f lg. 'Y,A .al ,, If K ' A7351 ,.L..i .J , 'Q 3559- L'g.8L V. W '-4' tif I h In Q V... if .5 Fi.-' ff ' -' 5' .- - ,fig -gsbfif gg- 1'g rv , N A. X 'gmt .9 ,il vi :T 1'-4 I , . ' J J 'L-:x . is ' - K , . n , f V n K. 4 ' P1 MX mi -'Q-fe -. 'l I. ' . S J Y ,A . I iq 1 F' . . J, fs - X x 'wa ,11 I. .x.L'., , .,,. ,. -.,..,x,- . fii't'x4':5' s 1 - 1 E -1 in 4 if ' V4 5 - ., . , A K fi? Q4 w V Y , Y In every man there is something wherein I may learn of him, and in that I am his pupil. EMERSON Martha makes her debut at Hampden-Sydney and goes over great! Seminar 402 ,gg A A is.. ffl Coaches Perkins, Fulton, and VVaclcer survey for strategy. A. ., JSF - A .', 1 I . Jw-2 rig? .,,g..a I Ty Tyslnger All Mason Dlxon Little All Amerrcan on the move - ' ' ' wry-: '9 ' ' fa. , --'gwnfE 1 3, ffflg B' Q., W .. 'T O . I .. .2 ' ' ., - ' xX 'ff A A 6 575. r 'WGN -L f. 9 Q1 R 'gf' H V' 5 IF' 7u'T1-.J 'f rg B 'es -7-:wa f ' n 'ny E I Q rn- Q 3 we-sf A ,Q V Wjrf W , .3 5' 5 ,Af , f . , , N Aft 'W Q64 'Ruiz N Bottom row: 80-Sebren, H., Eg 43-Pickens, I., FB, 72-Chewning, B., T, 71-Iewett, B., C5 53-Martin, S., C5 1:2-Lipscomb, YV., QB 73-Gillespie, B., T5 82-Mack, J., Eg 23-Tysinger, T., HB, 22-Lee I., VVBg Second row: 1-1-Candle, B., RBg 78-Edwards, T., T 50-Hyde, K., C5 21-Lee, D., RB, 67-Dodson, R., T5 42-Null J., FB, 70-Coggin, R., T4 75 Robertson B T 11 Summers C g OB, 56-Miller, B., C, 88 Krupm M XVB 87 Beard D E , 33-Hinton, D., VVBg Third ron 34 Pollard B RB 63 Fmger 3 D., C3 61-Mowbray, P., C: 40 Bell T FB 66 Appell S C , 64-Cilbertson, L., Gg 62-Smith P C 79 Caldwell I E 75 Rex eley 1965 Football Schedule Football H-SC- 3 A A A A A A A A A Guilford-28 H-SC-14 A A A A A A A A A Bridgewater- 7 H-SC-14 AA A lllashington and Lee- 0 HTSC-15 A YVestern Marylalid-13 H-SC-40 AA AAAA johns Hopkins- 0 H-SC-13 AA A Emory and Henry-28 H-SC-39 A. A AA AA Frederick-26 H-SC-14 A A AAAAAAA Centre- 7 H-SC- 0 AA AA A Randolph-Macon- 7 Q 1-fb, x fi A l 5 N 'X T Q will Nr, l i t t .,.:LAQTs. I xl ip-Ax-gilgli, W, JQQJQ. r h H Lg ' . .fwf- Vn: V- L, .LZ . A ' 7 -W ' ii.. 77 H. MV' . . 41 A. T 5 ' 7- Mu .,...,'5'r ' -5 l E, f 'U - ,ft ' ' f H ' , l ' 5 JC? ' ' if Lffyf.. f' f ff' -E: - 2 5 WC? A , A A, - -IZA, E- 'S' -v X ' ', q'tf'E,-' 1 ', 7 7 u 7 A A ' QV! .ii 3, fa rf' 5 'f Q , A , 6' N Us J, P Iggy . A X Q- QQ 15: A -1 I . ' 1 A af ff- -ff -7 A A H: A r :RJ 4 'D A' ri.: A 1 dl, ,A dw , I 1 X-,lj .A .3 B., RBg 24-Rome, P., RB, 86-Morrison, J., Eg 65-Jordan, I., C5 55-Axselle, R., Cg Top row: 68-Ashbury, L., G5 31-Palmore, R., Eg 69-Mills, T., G, 35-Douglas, B., RB, 38-Lancaster, B., E, 77-Shaw, PA, T, 74-Reiber, P., T5 81-Stradinger, D., Eg 83-Wholforcl, G., Eg 25-Tiller, MA, RB, 52-schaaf, NA, G, 44-Wheeler, G., RB, 15-King, M., QB, 84-Edwards, R., E, 37-Jennings, G., RB, 60-Frank, D., G. v , A 1 '1-M.. K , -f . ,, 1 - - - - yy A ,, A. .Q V 4 A ,A v V, Y A J A A k ,rx . A- ' 32555 A .4 +24 --ff.s.',p+1-:P fi 4.-f. A AA vff -i.f,+- f-Z4 ,g,f..fA ,fi--'AA' ' 1 2 1i.w2.ef- 'rl +2-efvfisi -A 1 J A A viii Q- ,,.iAlI'.. 'A '--...PA Ny- 'fr .LF H ff 7 - ' 4' 1 Tiff MA' f -J-f ' ,e H, AA . A A A -A.,-4 f- A.A f A- -page - Am 1' .fm 1, Ae: ' A A A Af A A -.IA-Asc Whitey Lipscomb, Most Valuable Player All Mason-Dixon, Little All American throws for six. 43 Bill Miller stalks prey. 155,133 ,WA f ' WU .15 H W5 :'2 f:-evw ' '3' . .. ,M ,. A-ag, VID 54 Tigers on their way to a touchdown. h W1'v. A M 5X,..,.x,f4 iv, ' Wlrf, r1 44 K Travis sheds a blocker. X lx, L- 4. i A 'i-.. n ll.. fl , a 1 . 7.5 , L , A I . -. ..-1, e. .N ...mai Ln. ' 1 . 4:-. .- ,,- a- v- - 'Q L , .A L 5 S Homecoming 1 965 On September the first a record of GS players tumed out for Coach Stokeley Fulton's summer camp. The coaches were very optimistic about the forth-coming ,65 campaign. This optimism was founded primarily on the return of All Mason-Dixon and All Little Eight members: Whitey Lipscomb and Travis Tysinger. To be on the receiving end of Lipscomb's passes were ends: All Little Eight Herb Sebren, john Black, and Mo Shumate, and Sophomore wingback jimmy Lee. Joining Lipscomb and Tysinger in the Tiger back- field were Phil Rome, non-ailing jim Pickens, and jimmy Null. The offensive line was built around tackles Bill Chewning, Bob Robertson, and Bill Gillespieg guards Bryce jewett, Denny Finger, Pete Mowbray, and center Steve Martin. Defensively, the halfbacks and safety men were chosen from a nucleus of jimmy Lee, Donnie Lee, Deke Summers, Bill fi .y 1 XX K 1, A '- Q ,M Q .G cgi, 'ima' tml. may im! me Denny moves to open a hole. All Mason-Dixon uard, Bryce Iewett, signals coach. .E Wwe KN -. .1 - J , ,Y,',. . .. 'fmnsfqlf' ' e in , t,', .il i f . -a l NM 5, I' 1 If W x , I ' M 2 L 'A ' .L 1' A Ai 45 W TAN' ., 52 r A f d H I- ttf, Q ' an I ,' -H I M ,af - ' Q 5-G 2,4 ff ' it , , .. xi U if 'ff ra' W G ' '49 ..r' Pollard, Dave Hinton, and freshman Russ Palmore and Mike King. Linebacks positions were anchored by Ken Hyde, tenor jimmy Null, and freshman standout Mike Krupin. The defensive line was composed of big Ron Goggin, Travis Edwards, Bob Robertson, Bill Miller, and freshmen Ray Dodson and Skip Appell. At the end posts were john Mack, Dave Beard and Joe Caldwell. The Tigers opened their season in Greensboro with the Quakers of Guilford College. The game was played Caldwell hits hard and low. jimmy Lee breaks a record -409 ,I K 'B 75, gl -.j 4 Wk T 5769! 1'-xyj l5' 'VGK K sa nl L A , 1 ' ' ' we . ' l V ,'i'f'.t3:'-4 Gillespie leads interference. f ,L U h1fe.f.Q1ss- Q' ... f is 'ri' ' 'K ' ,,-5 gp I ' l 55 :iff , , X I , at ., fl .if 631.21 -Ili: . pl Q R , , . lf'fnf'.V .Pai V9 'Q 'J iff' -'L11 46 rf ' ,rdfui-affe ',, xrwe '. 5. HQ I qv, Ansel, f, v M, .na-I, A T Nea. ' .yiffr -V . j.' I- V',f'Jj:'e ' r'f-Mfrs' F.yf - '.- -Q, ' .1 . A in sweltering heat, and the Tigers were faced with probably the most formidable football team that Guilford had had in several years. The inability of the Tiger offensive to move the football coupled with frequent mental lapses resulted in defeat. Although the opposi- tion tallied QS points, the coaching staff was pleased with the defen- sive play of halfback Donnie Lee and safetyman Deke Summers. Freshman Mike Krupin and Ray Dodson showed great promise. Ty Tysmger gave the Tigers their only score of the afternoon by booting a 37 yard field goal. Final score: H-SC 3-Guilford 28. After licking their wounds of the previous week's defeat. H-SC squeezed pass Bridgewater College, Following a disappoint- ing first half, plagued by fumbles, the Tigers ground game went into high gear with jim Pickens and Travis Tysinger doing the big damage: each scoring a touchdown. However, defensively was where the game was won. Led by linebackers Null, Hyde, and John Mack shakes a tackler. ' Lt , gg., 1 N' :N . ., 8 i if ' if ar I ,Q Krupin, the defensive team kept the Eagles bottled in their territory all after- noon. Mike Krupin blocked a Bridge- water punt setting up the Tigers go ahead touchdown. Final score: H-SC 14 - Bridgewater 7. Homecoming at Hampden-Sydney brought another capacity crowd to Death Valley. All the pretty uimportsl' saw the Tigers humble the Generals from 1Vashington and Lee for the third con- secutive year. The Words of Coach Fulton best exemplified those of all pres- ent, the team played one of the best football games I have witnessed at Hampden-Sydney. XVith Ty Tysinger rushing for 65 yards and quarterback XVhitey Lipscomb com- pleting 14 of 23 passes for 107 yards, the Tiger offense showed great consis- tency. Defensively, Iimmy Null had another fine day at his linebacking postg how- ever he had tremendous support from .?g . T'Q l 3f4 QXTT Q ' 3 T 1 N -i , ,Q ,,,. - .Ig - s- , s 'f S F X- -1 t U 'T ' g, ,. .- ' e me . ' N 'Qui TSW. - '- J my 1 -, . 'lt Pollard retums kick-off. f-at iii.: f i -- Q . .ina -,'-1-44,-is-fc zgsw . .QP - ..y,- 1 Q -5 1- me v 4 if-5 lm-sfqi .tx--efsfezfifqf we :'Qfy'-mx? W., . rc. Qt., .. ..sX,. ,:.,,.t, . aff- .-Nyffg-4.1,-1 -rx-alrvw V - Y . Y:-:,5 1 5.3 - :ff , geese-2f H - .- gf-f,.:'1L - l1'F'Q 'A 1 4 i A ,f -, 1 .. .. 1 .--,Axes bam 43.-i 53 Yag i gi. ' -.11 - '. ,-X - 1 .. mtg. Qi it 9:-:sf gt- rf?wss1 ,misg sffztmss-. .2 . -swf :r- --f ft-'v' . :wmv --s-:Q gmwbr at 'x,. sg 3 H ' fi . mmm. xg :A s W! m .Q , r 'Q N 1 1 ' N ,rm s ' - .Ji N , 1. .rw M5w,..' A Rome drives for yardage. Summers, YVait until next time. 48 G 1: 7 U 1 .I I 5 IW f .tl -'ll' 1 --32 t ' P it 5- if Ken Hyde checks offensive line-up. Kal. if fl X fire 3.9 X V ' -: i:1fsi:..ZvP' . ., , 5,i,.., Q-aff . , ' we' r A X 2557 ' ' .,11i13:.4 .5 , '. - ' fl ., 1 ,I , if f f . . '. h V bb H 1 ' Q .5 1 . -J' . .5 . . 1 y , ,, . - . w V -s A .:l ,v: Z-Yaris. I., . 'V , -'. . . ,4s+x 'lgg,4.fy:':-'i'i '... ,I .1 - , , ' y.,-L, -5 5 ' L , J. K- '- -I, Airs . F' , .vfyr ' tj , , . .rf-7,fg-fr.-frfefw as , 1-1.-Swf':.k we if rf--+4151 4 Z , -V fle '441' . ' '. ' 4 '-fl Z , 11 1iM- 7. '.4-Q , 5. -.i' 'i k,t.,f'W-' Y v1 l 1. 555' 4- xx . ,-' -,151 -w-.Aff fl,g' --'I :N1-:'l'YG TL nhl--'l .lgxg -.,i.aA - mi figs . .Q L, L- .: : ..f--2 , -f .4 . X- '-ia .-11 A-medial?-A I -. -Q-L11-. . . Jimmy Null shows the form of an All Mason-Dixon linebacker. Mowbray takes a rest between plays. tackle Bill Miller, Middle guard Rod Coggin, and ends Bob Robertson and John Mack. Donnie Lee drew praise for his work in the defensive secondary. One of the biggest factors in the Tigers win was the punting of Ty Tysinger. He booted the ball six times for an average of 43.1 yards. Final score: H-SC 14-YVL 0. v- For many teams a week lay off can lead to possible let down in the next game. However, the Tigers picked up where they left off in their tilt with Xllestern Maryland.. In the Hrst three quarters the Tigers offense ripped oil 15 points and seemed headed for ano- ther easy victory. Suddenly Maryland tallied two quick touchdowns and the score was 15-13. But the Tigers held onl Donnie Lee makes an outstanding play. 817489 COLLEGE LIBRARY Hii'1PDEN-SYDNEY, VR Offensive-ly, Tysinger had another fine day of rushing, collecting 97 yards in 15 carries. Lipscomb followed suit with his passing attack completing 10 of 18 for 102 yards. Final score: H-SC 15- VVestern Maryland 13. XVith successive victories over Bridgewater, XVashington and Lee, and XVestern Maryland, the Tigers were displaying the offensive punch that was hoped for at the beginning of the season. A trip to Iohns Hopkins proved to be consistent with the trend. Herb Sebren showed his catching prowess by hauling in tive passes for 93 yards and a Hrst period touchdown. Although only playing one half, Lipscomb completed 10 of 14 passes for 146 yards. Phil Rome returned to a starting berth after being out with a pulled muscle. Kirk VVhite tends Tiger needs during timeout. Pickens on a jaunt for yardage l Palmore defends. 50 - .Q . , , s . , .N .. AJ I s X QS ' 1 'fff' . 4 X WA. -ww. 1' A B Herb makes an All Mason-Dixon catch. md ' ,,1 ,'N' YC x .Q I s 1 s g' ,gn M J is-4 -'rf -A' S lv 1,1- .. . . 1 Q R Alb Q .W-1' . ' My ,941 Qi ,W-1. 3 P L 3151, Qi K 'F' W? if Coggin pulls to lead the way. Tiger halftime instruction. R ---uv- ' Z' N f'1 X -1 , 51 Guard Pete Mowbray and center Steve Martin turned in their best performance, as did Freshman Quarterback Mike King, throwing twice for 27 yards. Coach Fulton was able to use 37 men in this overwhelming win. Six different players got their name in the scoring column. CFinal score: H-SC 40-Iohns Hopkins OJ Toting a 4-1 record, Hampden-Sydney traveled to Emory and Henry with hopes of bettering their slate. The XVasps built up a quick lead, but the Tigers came back and kept themselves in the game. They had several chances to go ahead, but they could not combine enough of the bite, previously inflicted on other opponents. In the fourth quarter, the YVasps stunned the Tigers with a 70 yard return punt for a touchdown, and the Tigers were unable then to make any formidable challenge. Herb Sebren had seven receptions for 120 yards, a fine performance. 1Vhitey Lipscomb hit receiver on 17 of 35 attempts for 207 yards. Tiger linebacker Jimmy Null was credited with 23 tackles. Final score: H-SC 13-Emory and Henry 26. Martin leads the Tiger pack Dodson meets blocker head on. Whitey scrambles for first down yardage. 52 The Tigers greeted a Parents and Friends Day crowd with a real NFL spectacular. NYliitey Lipscomb had possibly the best day of his career. completing IS of 26 passes for 289 yards and 2 touchdowns. NYingback V 'PM' V jimmy Lee was his prime target. Lee caught ll passes for 200 yards giving i ' A I 'A ' N N him 30 receptions. The rushing offense was cqually effective, rushing for 7 2-15 yards. Phil Home collected T0 yards and three touchdowns. Bryce ' plewett had a line day of blocking, and has drawn constant praise from Y Coach Fulton all year. Defensivcly, end Bob Robertson played another outstanding game and tackle ,Ioe Caldwell showed the spark which promised to make him a hard man to beat for the remainder of the year. Knocker blocked a Frederick Held goal attempt as well as two extra point tries. Final score: H-SC 39-Frederick 26. XVith a 5-2 record Hampden- Sydney next met Centre College of Kentucky and tripped them 1-1-T. Phil Rome and Travis Tysinger rushed for a total of 1513 yards. The Tigers won but on the whole they played one of their poorer games. Possibly they were looking forward to Ashland. Final score: H-SC 14 - Centre T. In the final game of the season Hampden-Sydney met arch-rival Randolph-Macon at Ashland. Va. A crowd of 7000 tumed out to witness the game which was to determine the Mason-Dixon and Virginia Small College Champions. The first half was filled with tough. hard-hitting football, neither team being able to score. The second half brought disaster to the Tigers. The Yellow jackets drove down the field and scored. the extra point Soucck treats a wound. attempt failed. Then a stiff Randolph-Macon defense quelled any significants that the Tigers managed to muster. 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Atlanta 19, Georgia RICHARD VVATKINS XVILTSHIRE, JR. 8916 Tolman Road Richmond, Virginia CHARLES FREDERICK VVITTHOEFFT 115 Orchard Drive St. Clairsville, Ohio DONALD EDVVARD VVOODHOUSE 24 Cherry Lane Bristol, Virginia VVILLIAM FREDERICK NVRIGHT 211 Greenbriar Avenue Hampton, Virginia LEIGHTON DELEVAN YATES, IR. 472 Green Castle Lane Virginia Beach, Virginia ALFRED HUNTER YEATTS, IR. Floyd, Virginia JOHN BROOKE YOUNG, IR. 411 Somerset Avenue Richmond, Virginia ROBERT EDWARD ZIMMERMAN 120 West First Avenue Lexington, North Carolina 'qv' L-ln...-A 'Nw-1 THE PRESIDENT WALTER TAYLOR REVELEY E B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19395 B.D., Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, 1942g Ph.D., Duke University, 1953g elected President of Hampden-Sydney College in July, 1963. ' MR C. CILMER CRADDOCK. JR. MR R. XV. LAXVSON, JR. MR R. C. EDMUNDS MR. HUGH P, POXYELL, JR. DR. FRANK D. COSTENBADER MR. CLAUDIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD MR. LEXYIS C. CHEXYNINC DR. XYALTER TAYLOR REYELEY ABSENT: MR. FRANK C. BEDINCER DR. ANDREXY R. BIRD. JR. SEN. EDXVARD L. BREEDEN MR. JAMES XYILLIAM DUNNINGTON MR. VVILLIAM J. ERXYIN Board of Trustees MR. HENRY C. REED DR. RICHARD A. MICHAUX MR. ROBERT S. BRENAMAN DR. HERBERT TROTTER, JR. JUDGE ARCHIBALD C. BUCHANAIN DR. XYILLIAM T. PUGH MR. XVILLIAM B. SPONG, JR. MR. XVARREN XV. HOBBIE ABSENT: MR. JOHN B. HENNEMAN DR. FRANK S. JOHNS DR. JAMES A. JONES MR. XVILLIAM T. REED, JR. MR. DAVID D. SQUIRES DR. ROBERT C. VAUGHAN, JR. Administration VVILLIAINI COLLAR HOLBROOK Academic Dean A.B., Harvard University, 1920, B.A., Oxford University, 1923, A.M., Harvard University. 1928, Ph.D., Harvard University, 19305 joined faculty in 19603 appointed to present position in 1965. Aff CLAUDIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD Business Manager B,A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1950, M.A., Loriggggod College, 19655 joined administration in - . DONALD RICHARD ORTNER Dean of Students and Associate Professor of Psychology B.A., Northwestern College, 1944: B.Mus., Illi- nois VVesleyan University, 1946g C.R.M. VVis- consin Lutheran Seminary, 19475 M.A., Eastern LEVVIS HARRISON DREVV Director of Admissions Michigan University, 1957g Ph.D,, Michigan M.A.T., Iohns Hopkins University, 19615 State University, 19645 joined faculty in 19615 B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1960, appointed to present position in 1963. joined administration in 1963. ,. .V . . Y W W Y . Y . . YWY-,-a.v,-A . . V , Q.-. . in 11:1-I i,4F?iJ355si'??f C 1 l px r N 1 -cr I l JOSEPH TRIPLETT TROTTER IOHN HARDY WATERS, III Director of Alumni Registrar B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 1953, Appoint- B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19585 ap- ed to present position in 1960. pointed to present position in 1965. 68 :- XVILL.-XRD FRANCIS BLISS Professor of History: BA., Tufts University, 1939: Ph.D., Princeton University, 1946: joined faculty in 1946. ..!'.i PHILIP HORTENSTINE BOPP Professor of English: B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19304 BLA.: Columbia Uni- versity, 19315 M..-X., Harvard University, 19331 Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia, 19-19, joined faculty in 1935. DENISON INIAURICE ALLAN Professor of Philosophy and Psychologyg Consultant to the Guidance Center, B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19163 AAI., Harvard Univer- sity, 1922, Ph.D., Harvard University, 19264 joined fac- ulty in 19:23. ELNIO BERNARD FIRENZE Professor of Cerman, A. B., University of Kentucky, 1932: Nl..-X., University of Kentucky, 19335 ioined fac- ulty in 19-16. R CHARLES FERGUSON NICIIAE Professor of Bible, A.B., Davidson College, 1928: BD., Union Theological Seminary, 1931: Tli.M., Un- ion Tlieological Seminary, 1932: Th.D., Union Theolog- ical Seminary, 19515 joined faculty in 1942. .E u 'FN was fi. THOMAS EDXVARD CILTXIEB Professor of Physics: B.S., IIampclen-Sydney College, I923g MS., University of Virginia, 1926, DSC., Medi- cal College of Virginia, 19621 joined faculty in 19:27. GRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON XYalter Blair Professor of La- tin, and Clerk of the Facul- ty: B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19:27, A.M., Har- vard University, 19281 Ph.D., Harvard University, 1931g joined faculty in 1939. ROBERT THBUSTON HUBARD, JR. Associate Professor of Politi- cal Science, A.B., Hampden- SydneyCollege, 1935, LL.B., University of Virginia, 1942, joined faculty in 1946. 69 ,J The mystery of Physics is explained F acul t A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. CARLYLE I 'LT'- 1 Vw' g 'tt g.1,1fe. -5-:Sig-'E,'f4f, MARTIN BOYD COYN ER, JR. Professor of History, B.A., University of Virginia, 1948, M.A., University of Virginia, 1954g Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1961, joined facul- ty in 1958. 934' THOMAS EDVVARD CRAXVLEY Associate Professor of Eng- lish and Director of Musicg B.A., Hampden-Sydney Col- lege, 1941: M.A., University of North Carolina, 1953g Ph.D.. University of North Carolina, 19655 joined facul- ty in 1946. EDMUND XVHITTAKER Professor of Economics, B.S., University of Edinburgh, 1928g Ph.D., University of Edinburgh, 1932, joined fac- ulty in 1961. K ,gf .ir-t ,L JOSEPH XVILLARD XYHITTED Professor of Spanishg B.S., Davidson College, 1933, BLA., University of North Carolina, 1941, Ph.D., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1962, joined faculty in 1949. 'O ,v RICHARD ALLAN BURRELL Director of Athleticsg Pro- fessor of Physical Education, B.A., Hampden-Sydney Col- lege, 1938, present position since 1960. GF 70 . .Nz ll., ..-- ALBERT LOUIS LEDUC Professor of Modem Lang- uagesg A.B., Indiana Uni- versity, 19315 M.A., Indi- ana University, 1935, Ph.D., University of YVisconsin, 19525 joined faculty in 1962. QD. egg. bs 'C JESSE CLAY THOMPSON, IR. Professor of Biologyg B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 1949g Ph.D., University of Virginia, 19565 joined fac- ulty in 1963. 3 1 l film JOSEPH BURNER CLOVVER, JR. Professor of Bible, B.A., Vklashington and Lee Uni- versity, 1928, B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 19335 Th.M., Union Theological Seminary, 1934, Th.D., Un- ion Theological Seminary, 1954g joined faculty in 1954. GEORGE TYLER MILLER, IR. Professor of Chemistryg B.S., Virginia Military Institute, 1953g Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1958, joined facul- ty in 1958. Kiln ' ' 41 DUDLEY BYRD SELDEN Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics: B.S., University of Richmond, 1932: RLS., Pur- due University, 1961: joined faculty in 1961. , ' 5.5-2 . ,.,- M-. 3.531 HASSELL ALGERNON snrpsox Associate Professor of Eng- lishg B.S., Clemson Univer- sity, 1952: BLA., Florida State University, 1957, Ph,D., Florida State University, 19625 joined faculty in 1962. If l A X eve.- ' v R K A ,.q. fit., -Vifngij s 'Si V' - 5 -2-.tw -g Yfrff- U, . ,ifgjgfr im-Fr A THOMAS TABB NIAYO, IV Associate Professor of Phys- ics: B.S., Virginia Military Institute, 19541 NLS.. Uni- versity of Virginia. 1957: Ph.D.. University of Vir- ginia. 1960: joined faculty in 1962. ' -'vm ROLAND VANDERBILT LAYTOX, JR. Assistant Professor of Histo- ry: BA., XVestem Maryland College. 1951: BLA., George- town University, 1961: Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1965: joined faculty in 1962. they get their Hrst. CARL FRANKLIN XYALTERS. JR. Assistant Professor of Bible and Pliilosopliy: BA., South- western at Memphis. 1956: BD.. Union Theological Seminary, 1959: Th.NI., Un- ion Tlieologiuil Seminary, 1960: Th.D., Union Theo- logical Seminary, 1964: joined faculty in 1962. EDXYARD ALEXANDER CRAXYFORD Assistant Professor of Biolo- Hy: B.S., University of South Carolina, 1948: MA., Uni- versity of Virginia, 1956g joined faculty in 1963. I ought to send this into PLAYBOY. 71 JERRY MAX WILLIAMSON Associate Professor of Enq- lislig BS., Middle Tennessee State College, 1953: KLA., Floridi State University I96OgxPh.D.. Florida State University, 19621 joined fac- ulty in 196-1. f 'E MERRILL ALVIN ESPICH Instructor in Mathematics, B.S., Shippensburg State College, 1958, M.A., Louisi- ana State University, 1962, joined faculty in 1962. BEVERLY CALVIN BASS Instructor in Chemistry and Physics, B.A., Maryland Col- lege, 1931, M.A., University of Tennessee, 1939, present position since 1960. A teacher affects eternity. fm PAUL LIVINGSTON GRIER Librarian, B.A., Erskine Col- lege, 1936, B.A. in L.S., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1938, M.A. in L.S., Univer- sity of Michigan, 1947, joined faculty in 1940. R, -Ji RAY ATKINSON MOORE, -IR. College Physician, B.A., Hampden - Sydney College, 1941, M.D., Medical College of Virginia, 1944, joined ad- ministration in 1960. WILLIAM VVENDELL PORTERFIELD Assistant Professor of Chem- istry, B.S., University of North Carolina, 1957, M.S., California Institute of Tech- nology, 1960, Ph.D., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1962, joined faculty in 1964. 72 'M' alma... ' .sf The feared red ink of a professor. HOMER ALVIN SMITH, IR. Associate Professor of Chem- istry, B.A., Rice University, 1953, Ph.D., Oklahoma State University, 1961, joined fac- ulty in 1964. JACK LANCASTER MASON Assistant Professor of Psy- chology, B.A., St. john's Col- lege, 1948, M.A., University of Chicago, 1950, joined fac- ulty in 1964. 5? LAYMON L. THOMAS, IR. Assistant Professor of Lating B.S., University of Virginia, l961g M,A., University of Virginia, 19635 joined facul- ty in 1965. YVILLIAM LEE ODOM Professor of Latin: B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19573 M.A., University of Virginia, 1959g Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia, 19615 joined faculty in 1965. EUGENE ANTHONY MATTIS Professor of Economicsg B.A., Mount Saint Maryis College, 1959, joined faculty in 1965. 'QQ .' TULLY HUBERT TURNEY, JR. Assistant Professor of Biolo- SYS A.B., Oberlin College, 1958g Ph.D., University of North Carolina, 19635 joined faculty in 1965. 42' CUSTAV HENRY FRANKE, IR. Professor of Mathematics: HS., Auburn University, 19385 BS., Auburn Univer- sity, 1939, M.A.T., Duke Univcrsity, 1965g joint-cl fac- ulty in 1965. Facult 1 I N I IIVN., f- , if fr ' L4 N 1.5, .- .,,, 1' . P VP - - A. , '. . fy MS X , ' um. -lei- , si, 'w 1 P gm . . 1. iii ' ' . Pi E59 33' f-'Q CAROLD I. BORSE Physics Lab Assistantg B.S. University of Detroit, 1962 MA., University of Virginia 19641 joined faculty in 1965 M- A ff! Double or nothing! 4,9 The universe pays eoeryman in his own coin. 73 Zimmerman ROBERT EDMUND ESTES Assistant Professor of Psy- chology, B.A., University of California, 1954, M.A., Uni- versity of Southem Cali- fornia, 19605 Ph.D., State University of Iowa, 1963, ioined faculty in 1965. 9 LOUIS ALEXANDER WACKER, JR. Wrestling and Track Coach, B.A., University of Rich- mond, present position since 1962. A JOHN STOKELEY FULTON Head Football Coach, B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 1955, present position since 1957. WILLIAM DANIEL PEGRAM, JR. Head Basketball Coach and Baseball Coach, B.S., Col- lege of William and Mary, 19475 M.A., Columbia Uni- versity, 1953, present posi- tion since 1960. MRS. CLARA WARD College Nurse For in much wisdom is much grief, and he that increaseth knowl edge increaseth sorrow. A iz if fr . 4 ,, .,,. , ,.,, , , .5131 Q23 -121. fa- .iff -'2z,zaz,-+- I .. GEORGE FAIRFAX PERKINS Assistant Football Coach, B.A., Hampden-Sydney Col- ECCLESIASTES Faculty on-4' DANIEL HAWKS Alumni Office, Editor of Record, Hampden-Sydney College, 1962. lege, 1965. ya. J- A 1:1 AY ,Ev . l el! ' v i , x W Qi O Q ii Library Stull: Mrs. Hyun, Mrs. M. Turnoy, Mrs. M. Slunrt NVillia1m lf. Yliclvlb. .w R X - XJ . .fi ..4 Depanment of Buildings and Grounds: Mr. tendentl, Mr. Kernodle. fi EC - 3 V l S - ' -34 Cason, Mr. Duncan CSuperin- ,, f Mrs Susie Cox Mr Clara ohnson Miss Florence Clark Miss Louise Allen, F.. I l I Z rx . :mx f. ' - - J , , Mrs. Virginia Dmen, Miss Anne Dickhoff, Miss Virginia Redd. 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Life's hut a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more: it is a ' tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. 1 x SHAKESPEARE Q E 79 M- a time to mourn, and a time to danceg XDIRG In peace tbereys nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness and lzunzilityg but when the blast of war blows in our ears, then imitate the action of the tiger. H5 SHAKESPEARE Qfw wing .3 nip, it 1.1. X . I 'ff',qQf 3z. , I 4,94 rrfrjj-it uf ,Av ,fix 4 eq, r 'JIU -flxf A xggz A' 1' aj,-f-5, i 1 V .-Jggrmg hfew a ny - hz, i'.fL,,fj- ' I 'N .' at gil ! N R l .... FW nf X x..,,Q K .,, 1 kfl Nil' Y1 x N-. xxupf ,mlm -ur-ru: 1,--...- 35 1 1 , . Q X , WPAEX X A 2 , , 1544 u , 4 I ei 'wiv' :mini miiw ati me to cast away stones, and a time ta gather stones togetherg Wir: Q x .fm ,, ,, ,ah Ng .3 J was-, 2 f 2' 1 44' 4 L:iif'ii'f .?-15 ' M 1 ,251 sr, 4, ez-X. ,sei t f ZW- -f'fw'1A ' .I:.:-51, 4' ,Q 'f a?'.'f fs 55'i f N 2 , 25: '- - ,,.1'a: vb' 1:-A F r '- ' -itz: . 82 in m. w iff A Z I X ...A X X I ,fi X flux' -Q- But such is the irresistible nature of truth, that all it asks, and all it wants, is the liberty of appearing. THOMAS PAINE I i..l.,,, - f... ,, -4. -, Qgffl -i L ,v 7 ,xii-55. ' Pffffff ' 4!. 6 Af- ' 5:1-'A nga' Q . X'5'J 1 .1--1, -- , :S 'f Z, k I f A' iii. 'x 1 ,Z J .Z I 1-- V 1 Basketball From the outset of the 1965-66 basketball season, there was a feeling about the team that was different from any other team in the last few seasons. This team was composed mainlv of underclassmen possessing a sense of dedication that could not help but make them a good team. The Tigers iumped off to a good start which included a stunning upset over XVilliam and Mary f71-681. The team, rapidlv gaining experience, finished a very properous season with a 16 and 6 record. The individual standouts were Eddie Dver who led the team in scoring with a 21.1 average and Jim Rosenstock who led the nation throughout much of the season in foul shooting percentages. Hampden-Svdnev followers have much to look forward to in the next several seasons, as it now has a fine young team that does not know the meaning of choke Scores H-S 111 H-S 80 H-S 59 H-S 92 H-S 95 H-S 71 H-S 78 H-S 71 H-S 95 H-S 100 H-S 70 H-S 119 H-S 94 H-S 97 H-S 83 H-S 84 H-S 70 H-S 81 H-S 95 H-S 88 H-S 78 95 H-S Frederick College Southwestern Memphis Florida Southern Lvnchburg College Old Dominion 1Villiam and Mary Old Dominion Morris Harvey R.P.l. Bridgewater Randolph-Macon Old Dominion Roanoke College R.P.I. Lvnchburg College Shepherd College Randolph-Macon Mt. 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Junior Class Officers President .,...,..s.,Ass.,,.. Arch Berkeley Vice President r..,.. .V., B ruce Alexander Secretary-Treasurer . . r ...... Mapp Historian .......... S. H. Martin H' Q1- ROBILRT BRL CE KLBEE CHARLES BRUCE -XLEXKXDER Routl 7 Box 700D Fairfield. YITQIIIII XYILLIAM CHAPMAN 26 Oakland Newport News CHARLES CRA1 ARXIFIELD III RONALD WAYNE AXSELLE STEPHEN DENGLER BECK 914 Shore Dnve Route 4, Box 119 606 Foullxstone Road Newport News Vuguua Glen Allen, V1rg1n1a VV1lm1nUton Delaware 91 1. if .gli 'Q' 13 S, Y, Env ERNEST VVIDGEON BELL CECIL RICHARD BOVVMAN JOHN OTTO BOYD, III Beaumont, Virginia R.F.D. 1 2530 Longview Avenue Staunton, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia an- JOSEPH RAYMOND BRUIN STEPHEN GREGORY BUTLER 208 VV. Alexandria Avenue 415 VVest Cork Street Alexandria, Virginia Winchester, Virginia W., -ff Q' K 'K' . WILLIAM CARROLL CHEWNINC, IR. WILLIAIX-I CABELL CHILDREY 8806 Bellefonte Road 101 Tempsford Lane Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia 92 A pupil in such a hurry learns slowly. BUDDHISM GERALD ANDREY CLAYBROOK 12,30 Moffett Terrace Harrisonburg, Virginia 77- 1 i' 3' 4 -v 1.7 ir, f, .41 :A+ CHARLES BROCKENBROUCH COCKE Stoney Creek, Virginia fn-of' X ffffy K ? f iffy!!! yi Kiwi WW 'WfQ ffffifwa, 4, ag , M6273 .ff ,, W, 41. iw, W ,4,, , , A ,i,. ,, V. i fi' ,Tj - s-gp I ,yn-sm-.40 ,i WL in rf. ml: A ZS f 6114 ' qw Q 17 , 1 ,yur r f Z. f 4, naw ,'7g,,,, if f' f,,,ji?':5, 1 f HQ. ka, www, ,ofa 12 ' :Z b-el?-47 P 1 .4 r 'M xw,f9,w JAMES PAUL COUNCILL, III Box 119 Franklin, Virginia ARTHUR LEE COX GEORGE GARLAND CRALLE, IR. ROBERT SEWARD DARDEN 8807 Staples Mill Road 406 First Avenue Route 1, Box 717 Richmond, Virginia Farrnville, Virginia Smithfield, Virginia 93 'I' .. ..,- . ' , .4Qij?: gr- an-e-' 'i' EDDIE WAYNE DEDRICK FELIX RANDOLPH CHPRISCO JOHN EMMETT EARLY, III 237 Florence Avenue 441 Handley Avenue 310 Kent Road VVaynesboro, Virginia XVinchester, Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia Q-, .. ,x , f N, ' '. D- i. V ti , ' x V --Q ,E sg KG rr, ,ass if fn ff Sis XVALTER ROBERT EASON, IR. JAMES BRANNEN EDGE, JR XVoodherry Forest, Virginia 3406 Monument Avenue Richmond, Virginia if CONLEY LEE EDXVARDS, III ALAN THOMAS ELLIOTT One Lanark Dr. - Perth 621 Chesopeian Trail WVilmington 3, Delaware Virginia Beach, Virginia 94 5-si 1 ai NJ M rx 55-N-Q I CHARLES YV.-XTTS FORD JOHN FRANKLIN, III THOMAS LEO FRITZLEN, IR 1300 Xorvell Street T430 Cleneaglest Road 8916 Norwick Road Lynchburg, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia Richmond, Virginia QC 2 '51 ii' 'ZZ' 3 I LEICH SULLIVAN FULTZ STEPHEN BIACTAYISH CEDNEY XVILLIAKI ADAMS CILLESPIE 264 Knollxvoocl Sheet S001 Lakeshore Drive Route 1, Box 130 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Bon Air, Virginia Tazewell, Virginia Juniors To spend too much time in studies is slothg to use them too much for ornament, is ajtectationg to make judgement wholly by their rules, is the humor of a scholar. BACON JOHN YVILLIAM GOETHE 7113 Stemcrest Place Charlotte, North Carolina 95 Juniors ND' an-' fb' und' Hmm RODNEY COODE GOGGIN ROBERT LOUIS GRAHAM JOHN PENDLETON GROVE 419 East Main Street 840 Shalkamahon Drive 411 Cassell Lane Bedford, Virginia Westfield, New Jersey Roanoke, Virginia 28 iii X, 1: -,.. ,alex 1 BARRY ALBERT HACKNEY THOMAS ACREE HARDING SAMUEL DEVEREUX 910 Greenway Court 751 Water Lane HATHAWAY, JR. Norfolk, Virginia Tappahannock, Virginia 30 Elm Lane Shrewsbury, New Jersey 1 'J5 f x - iv .V V ,xixr 3 BENNETT XVARREN HAXVTHORNE, IR. Dundas, Virginia L 5 Nx 5 . w'-DIV - ' xx 'L ik -'Q' .1-gi ALLEN PERKINS HAZLECROVE JOSEPH ANDERSON LEICHTON SUMMERSON HOUCK Route 1, Box 86 HAZLECROVE, IR. 2140 Rivemiont Avenue Farmville, Virginia Route 1, Box 86 Lynchburg, Virginia Farmville, Virginia uf as ,if an at 4 'lsr KENNETH RHODES HYDE, IR. RANDALL HARFORD JAMES JERRY WALTON JENKINS 4506 Augusta Avenue 7207 Margaret Avenue 500 Second Street Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Farmville, Virginia 97 They are not long, the days of wine and rosesg Out of a misfy dream Our paths merges for a zulziie, Hien closes 1Vit7zin a dream. E. DOWSON T Sw 'ltr FREDERICK ALEXANDER JESSER, III 3817 Virginia Avenue Charleston, West Virginia Q. f-x pn ' 40' '30 wo- 1 Y 0--5 ,p1 ' S!! ROBERT EDXVARD JOHNSON EDVVIN HARVIE JONES, JR. KEITH MILTON JONES Fnrmville, Virginia 1508 Augustine Avenue 6911 Alpine Drive Fredericksburg, Virginia Annandale, Virginia A 'Ts , .rg Q I fill: . -W ' l ,App-W ,vs YVEBB DARDEN JONES XVILLIAKI HATHAYVAY JORDAN ROBERT DANIEL KEELINC, II XVlialey','ille, Virginia 1905 Poole Lane 619 Cliaptico Road McLean, Virginia South Hill, Virginia 98 1' -A... . HAROLD BLANTON KELLAM. IR. LEON ACRE L,-XCKEY, IR. 214 71st Street 1235 Sum Lions Trail Virginia Beach, Virginia Txinrtiiisvillc. Virginia Juniors M 'J' fi: 5 ii? .W--.4 1.4.5. E? PETER ARMSTRONG LEGGETT JERRY WAYNE LEONARD Egfg f?m U 'i5 f 1301 XYakefield Road 1502 Duplin Road Lynchburg, Virginia Raleigh, North Carolina AZ' SJ' W f li , 3 MICHAEL HALE LILLY JAMES RYAN LOCKE 721 Spring Garden Drive 8500 Beniamin Avenue Bluefield, NVest Virginia Norfolk, Virginia 99 J, prgnfif. - Fawn: S , Inv-if Fx gswfa Mai ' --, Q -- .9,f ' 'Vi' , Jap- ik?-'. - 1 .1- - , 4 Mm i ROBERT HARPER LOVING, IR. XVICKLIFFE SANFORD LYNE 5620 Lakewood Drive 27 E. Parkway Glen Farms Norfolk 9, Virginia Newark, Delaware RICHARD BOLTON MADDEN 2500 Riverside Drive Richmond, Virginia n ! 0 r I 100 'ii 0 6 9 3 :Ip X QV, X x xxx JAMES CALLATIN MACKEY, IR. OICC Thailand, APO San Francisco, Califomia JAMES DOUCHTY MAPP, JR. Nassawadox, Virginia A X7 yflxfxi lNfAl'14Xgf x 41131 , . hx 'lx 5 STEPHEN HAIYLEY MARTIN LUTHER IVHITE BIATTHEXVS, III 518 XVest 25th Street Richmond, Virginia ff wil' hr i 13-17 YVestover Avenue Norfolk, Virginia .11 Juniors Clit. 190 'QM inns 'ci' DAVID IAY MCKITTRICK RONALD LEE MESSERSMITH DAVID MICHAEL MILBOURN 4607 168 Avenue 3701 S. Belmont Road Box 468 Holland, Michigan Richmond, Virginia Leesburg, Virginia Knowledge is not happiness, and science but an exchange of ignorance for that which is another kind of ignorance. 101 BYRON , 1 'MQ :Q . 1- A' ' , ,ana lint fi XVILLIAM ROLAND MILLER, III 3193 Adam Keeling Road Virginia Beach, Virginia . 4' 1 . J W 'N V11 is CHARLES COLEMAN MOORE, IR. 111 Buckingham Street m Chester, Virginia QA ,...... EDVVARD CLINE MOOMAW, IR 441 Highland Avenue, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia JOHN CHARLES MORRISON P.O. Box 173 Salem, Virginia ' hi? ash'- ROGER LINVVOOD MORTON PERRY DONIEL MOVVBRAY, IR. 417 Pine Street Farmville, Virginia 102 221 Bland Street Richmond, Virginia 'X '-'il QQ rf' ROBERT XVOOLARD BIULLIN Emmerton, Virginia Juniors 1 Y i' I A 3' A ' 5V:,,f:'z X MILTON MERCER NEALE, III XVILLIAN1 HENRY I-Icuthsville, Virginia NIGHOLSON, IV P.O. Box 166 Elkton, Virginia LAK J- ' L1 fu' 441' MBA' 4 flu, Kb EUGENE BLACKFORD NOLAND, IR. VVILLIAM EUGENE NUCKOLLS JAMES KEATON NULL 6156 Birkewood Road 502 Stuart Drive 2620 Bandy Road, S.E. Huntington, XVest Virginia Galax, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia 103 Juniors li' RALPH STEDMAN OAKEY, IR. ROBERT HAMILTON OWEN 2716 Avenharn Avenue 803 Robertson Street Roanoke, Virginia Chase City, Virginia .aww JAMES RUSSELL PARKER, III BERKELEY MILLER PEMBERTON 304 El Dorado Drive 245 Wayt Street Richmond, Virginia Staunton, Virginia wr ,.-0 'P' WILLIAM NICHOLS POLLARD CHARLES EVERETT POSS, IR. RICHARD EARL POTTER 3201 Hanes Avenue 902 Biltmore Avenue 631 K. Westover Hills Boulevard Richmond 22, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Richmond, Virginia 104 Gi' A9 Y' AI av--'A , 'ie lhls 'nn RANDALL XYAYNE POXVELL XYARRICN CRUNIP REDFERN JOHN MARSHALL REID 2303 Harwood Street 5003 Eu-lyn Byrd Road S178 Halcyon Court Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Crosse Ile, Michigan ' x I, . Q X lx , I ,gg ' A 'Il ..n..--'- - .4 105 1 'Q is THOMAS EDVVARD RICHARDSON 715 Alleghany Avenue Staunton, Virginia 1 is 'J A CHARLES ALLEN RIGCINS 7501 North Pinehill Drive Richmond, Virginia ft' SFVF, I-:fi-12:1 ' ' fgfj ' . Effif - , l N- f. -,iz 11 f ' Q :ACN V 1 ,- ' A M, 2 , ' 4 ' 7.j-I- S ,, 'gf' 1 W Juniors - '-x -of ALAN LEAVER ROBINSON ROY EDVVARD ROBINSON 22-1 Kensington Road 807 Plank Road Greensboro, North Carolina South Hill, Virginia ,,. . 'FIV' Jugs JAMES ARTHUR ROSENSTOCK, IR. VVELLFORD LORRAINE JULIAN POLLARD SANDERSON, IR 1749 S. Sycamore Street SANDERS, JR. 2880 Braidwood Road Petersburg, Virginia 3811 Seminary Avenue Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia me y 'hm VVILLIART JOHN SEEGERS PETER XVILLIARI SBIITH, IV XVALTER CLEMENT SPRYE 2701 Mayview Road 603 McCormick Boulevard 1724 Lafayette Circle Raleigh, North Carolina Clifton Forge, Virginia Rocky Mount, North Carolina 106 I 8, I 1 fn' KEARFOTT RlCC:Xkvl.L STONE 2215 Brumblcton .'xYCllllL', SKY. Roanoke, Virginia i ,ig i GEORGE SUBIMERS, IR. 412 Penn Avenue Salem, Virginia lf, 'N 'iw 5 G ,N 3 n 'E'-s GEORGE EDXVARD TALBOT, JR. XVAYNE THOMAS TENNENT 1307 Rockbridgze Road 8214 Brookfield Road Portsmouth, Virginia Richmond, Virginia 107 XYlI.l,.l.-XXI TORRENCE STUCI-IELL, III 27 llnmilton Lane Darien, Connecticut wh -1-fs U PWS 'vs I Qs' 9-.X -ns- ROBERT RUDD SNVANN 1422 Danicl Avenue Norfolk 5, Virginia Golden, lads and girls all must, As cliinmey-sweepers, come' to dust. SHAKESPEARE Qing I il W'-1:3 57' - ' Aff ' ' ' Winn '- if-. CHARLES ALBERT THOBIAS 338 North Morningside Corpus Christi, Texas If and Pak U sq I 'uv 4-sq :- li. HERBERT STETSON TINKHAM 15 Bayberry Lane Williamsburg, Virginia For what are hopes but slender ropes fastened to our dreams? M. BUXBAUM 4 K J' -, f- ' ' F --L Q ' - 4, ' f , Lv 'if LOYD FREDERICK TOVVERS, II LAWRENCE TURNER TRICE, JR. BEMUS STROTHER TURNER, IR 1051 Boroughbridge Road 211 Sheridan Avenue 111 Battle Road Richmond, Virginia Winchester, Virginia Greensboro, North Carolina 108 S...- X I lywwl vi ' .i i I, iv ' g 'Q , A- .- . . ff - ,-, + :av-. ,. . . ' I . A -Q1 QW., .3 . E-'.Ii :l 'rf f ' ' I 7- . 1'-iQ-Q-li 23-5111 ' 155541 A , ' V ' 1 -.1 fr f ,5f' z ' -5? 15-11 v..'- 5 I'i3'- f 3:.g,if A ?.lQ,i'il:.-':,.l' 1, f 'f-- .1135 , :'5'.:'..f,- f-12 ram, . ff -'N 'Vw-in 11 RANDOLPH HARRISON XVATTS IANIES KENDALL XVI-IITAKER, IR, XVILLIAM ASHEY XVHITE, IR 4611 Hawthorne Lune, NAV. 1513 NVestwood Avenue 118 Princeton Circle Washington, D.C. Richmond, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Juniors Guia: I O 5 c is. . , 1 'B an-.5 i ODIE ALLEN XVHITLOXV FENTON PRIEST NVILKINSON 8633 Larkspur Road 912. Cambridge Place Bon Air, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia N 'L if li i of CHARLES LASSITER RUPERT RIEVES WINFREE JAN MICHAEL YAROSZ WILLIAMS, IR. 4520 Riverside Drive 1315 Virginia Avenue 12616 S. Petersburg Street Richmond, Virginia Monaca, Pennsylvania Chester, Virglnxa 109 Student Government 4-., -s jones, Booth. Soden. ' . 1 -f 'AQ 'X Student Government Oflicers Z STUDENT ASSEMBLY Iones, Alexander, King, Shumadine. Childrey, Hazlegrove, Mt-Neer. Booth, Soden, Summers, Martin. Student Government Frank Booth ,.A...........,,....,..... President VVebb jones S S S S S S S S S Vice President Denis Soden S ...S S S S S Secretary-Treasurer Student self-government has been a cherished Ua- dition and institution at Hampden-Sydney. The present construction was adopted by the student body in 1963. Based largely upon past experience, it is designed to meet present and changing needs. Students take pride in their self-government and de- fend their rights against intervention by the adminis- tration of the College. The Student Assembly transacts all student body business, and, in the measure in which powers are delegated to it by the faculty, it has legislative juri- diction over various phases of student campus life. The judicial power of the Student Government is vested in the judiciary Board. This body tries cases arising from violations of Student Assembly regula- tions. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL jones, Rosenstock, XYilli.unson, Crtiwlt-v, Booth, Soden, Edge, Ty- singer. 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 himself in an honorable and upright manner in all phases of stu- dent lifeg it further assumes that every student is concern- ed with the strict observance of these principles for his own sake of his fellow student, and for the sake of the college. IUDICIARY BOARD The judicial power of Student Government 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 regulations. Judiciar Board - , ,. . .. ws, X ,- .,,,:,,,,.:,,,X,e.Q-XNX X X XX. , .,,,,X.14.X3..,, . vf'S::EfEf'3ff:3E:, 2 ........ , Xu X XXXX XXXXX XXQX XXNXX X X - ,X XXXX-XXX.xXX.gg:f1Xr'g1XXXX23-::XX,XXX?5X1X. 1-.xX'eXXg. X X, ' X f X ' m XX N X ' -2- 'g 'Xffg 'rt-Xiglg' , ,.-,,.. X H: 'Q X' NPR A . 'X 31. Q aisffwf 119 . Xe 'XX-fre . -X X239 XQXE 'f . XX NXsgNXysXw:f.X:., -. , ' XXY1XETfl 5f -.' NX QXSXX N XXX X XXXSX XX X CX tx Xsxx Q N Q X XXX lx ge, X ' g - -' xthsf.- ,. . X X Xxix X X X N XQXN X Sblf XXX XNXX XXX X Vx XX X X X' X X X X X XXXX X Q51 ff - XX , X . X - v Nf5 'iF: 1 i- XX HXXMIIXZXQ: . .. - 'Q ' .X ' :fs-5 -1..X:-ms'-QXXX., X X XX NX X X X VKX XXX SN X WSWS 3 X X X X XX x XXXQXXX XXXX Q X X X XXX X X X WN Symbol of authority 112 Townes, Mowbrary, Shumadine, Tweel, Rosenstock, Flutz, Witthoefft, Tysinger. XX YxNx X fem:-.:X P- NN . . . i - .. - -X: X- .X X- .. ., -,Xt XXX--' X , X N 'XW-S'XX2:X:atX'fX1:2'- 5- X:XvXXX XS- .-X ,ra XX 5 X Que' Symbol of order. Mowbray, Shumadine Fill the seats of justice With good men, not so absolute in goodness As to forget what human frailty is. TALFOURD Rosenstock 113 Witthoefft, Tweel STUDENT-FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE Crawley, XVilliamson, Fultz, Hautge, Briel, Davidson, Campen, Sprye, Mathews, Booth BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS VVooding, Miles, Chewning, Soucek, YVaIters, Simpson, Booth. 4 I , -3 C .. ., , A Y., N A I' , A W 'Ag ,', , mu?-:A I I F -' P 'Y'i'F'HQlK'YT ?'4rP'X 'J i' 'x 'Q E '1'.li.9L -...Li-W -f f- -Aff gg ' I -an A W' ' If 1 . q+5?fi1,9 Q. -+ 1 5 ' ,- , fqfvga' f- 5 1 L,,,:FQ.x5.1isE.T,u..:1? N-f-J be I , ,, 7,,,,,. o fmlgf STUDENT FINANCE COMMITTEE Booth, Shumadine, Seegers bn- I f FOOD COMMITTEE Jones, Alexander, King, Crawley, Tinkham, Roper, Towne, Appell, Hartge. 114 Interfraternity Council INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Ghildrey, Toxwies, Sprye, Fultz, Franklin, Edge, Locke, Thompson, Hall, Tysinger, Matthews Millbourn, Payne, Summers, Littrell, Mason, Miles. Absent: Hinton, Nuckolas. KAPPA SIGMA Bill Childrev XVhitey Matthews SIGMA CHI George Summers Bill Nuckolls KAPPA ALPHA John Franklin Travis Tysinger LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Dave Milbom lim Payne PI KAPPA ALPHA NVavery Towns Charles Thompson THETA CHI Leigh Fultz Dave Hinton SIGMA NU Tommy Littrell Dan Mason CHI PHI Dudley Miles Iim Edge KAPPA GAMMA Terry Hall jim Locke 115 Sprye, President, Franklin, Vice-President, Fultz, Secretary Treasurer. Kaleidoscope '66 . ..,,,.M N.. ' 'WB ARCHIBALD HANSON SOUCEK, JR. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ronny Chitwoocl 'Tu 7' Ir' ' V .1 vi BUSINESS STAFF Ioe Caldwell, Bill Carter, XVhitey Matthews, John Grove. SECTIONAL EDITORS Jerry Claybrook, Hartley Schearer, Bill Childrey, Russ Parker. Q- ,L , : g' 3 'T EDITORAL STAFF TRIP CHEIVNING BILL CHILDREY I , I JERRY CLAYBROOK RUSS PARKER , IVELLY SANDERS IIARTLEY SCHEARER SCOTT CAMPBELL ERNIE RATHMANN DICK BOXVLES RANNY CHITXVOOD TOM XVALSHE TOM VAUCHAN SARA CLAYBROOK Q. if 3' , Assistant Editor . Sports , Status . I Greeks Environment . .. Literary Honoraries Organizations Faculty Photography , . F Photographer . Photo Production ,. Secretary Vaughan and Walshe A , gm. I ., M x D '--- h N., . K . I I I I T i get TIGER STAFF YVILLIAM C. CHEIVNING . . . . . . . . C0-Editor NAT TVOODING ..., . . . . . . C0-Editor AL TALLEY A..... . , . Copy Editor BILLY CRAXVLEY . . . ,.... Feature Editor BARRY HACKNEY . . . . . Circulation Editor RANNY cH1TwooD . . , . Plwfograplief Circulation Manager ..,.. ......,.. B . A. HACKNEY Cartoonists .... YV. H. FLANNAGAN, S. H. MARTIN News Staff .. ..,... D. L. ANDREVVS, S. E. AYRES H. R. GRIMINI, E. H. IONES, VV. C. NUNLEY, AND H. S. TINKHAM Feature Staif .... .... ...... . , . M. RISSMILLER Sports Staff ..... ....... A . L. COX, R. R. HATTEN Typists: R. H. BURTON, R. C. MORRIS, M. M. NEALE, D. PROPST. RE. ROBINSON, M.D.IVEDDLE Circulation Staff . . D. L. ANDREXYS, XY. C. ANDREXYS, R. H. BURTON, C. L. EDVVARDS, M. G. HAYNIE, IV. A. HIGGINS, E. XV. HOVVELL, H. E. MELTON, IV. H. NICHOLSON, S. T. SHIPLETT, R. H. TAYLOR, T. THORNTON 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 published on alternate F riday evenings during the school year by the students of Hampden-Sydney College from its oiiice located in YVinston 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 studentsg the feature staff attempts to present discussion of interest- ing and controversial issues, both on campus and beyondg and the sports staff proxides an excellent summary of the fortunes of Death Valley's athletic teams. Skip Sprye, Business Manager .wg 56 funn- .Q -4 1 s Ayres, Talley, Chewning, Crawley, Martin, Jones. Nunley, Grimm, Cox, Rissmiller, Tinkham, Hatten, Tumer, VVooding Q E5 , ' of T ci , , gi Q ' ' - CU- an We-ddle. Robinson, Howie, Thornton, Higgins, Nicholson. Neale. Sliiplett, Burton, Hackney, Sprye Out of every cafastroplzy 0 litfle progress is made. 1 , SE .5 2 3 'N H jk U ' I ., ' 'fn . ' Co-Editor WILLIAM CARROLL CHEVVNING, IR. -QJ XA li: Tiger meets another deadline. 119 ,410 .f 9595, s , K . P 'W Co-Editor NATHANIEL HENRY VVOODING, IR Dudley hliles I. P. Rogers, Illustrator is Man.. .is naturels fresh picture newly drawn in oil, which time, and much handling, rlims and defaces. His soulis yet a white paper unscribblecl with observations of the world, wherewith, at length, it becomes a blurred notebook. I. EARLY XX we J he M Hampden-Sydney Magazme XAXM ' A T- The Hampden-Syflney Magazine provides the only ,,-, . M KNXNE medium on campus through which students may express ,' f . themselves in the area of creative writing. ., .ln ti... I .gre- IOSEUH DUDLEY MILES, III Editor THOMAS DWVIGHT COCHRAN Assistant Editor 120 Debate Council The Debate Council is the only outlet at Hampden- Svdnev for intercollegiate forensic competition. There are opportunities for novice us well as varsitv debating. The team attends tournaments at such places as Annapolis, johns Ilop- kins, NVilliam and Marv, and Old Dominion. The primary purpose is to develop the ability to speak effectively and ex- temporaneouslv on specific subjects. Goethe, Lilly, jackson, XVatts, Grimm, Ayres, Geyer. 4- XV john Goethe, Presidentg Mike Lilly, Secre tary-Treasurer. Young Republicans Club All who have meditated on the art of governing mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends on the education of youth. ARISTOTLE O G E uee , Beach, Cox, Baker, Crimm, XVl1ite, Lilly, Talbot, Talley, jones. ll ,,.T,,,, 1 Michael Lilly . . . 4 , . , President Al Talley . . . . A Vice President Ierry Talbot , . . , , Secretarq Ed Iones , . , , . . Treasurer 122 Young Democrats Club Q X T, ,X Crawley, Ionei, Briel, Melton, Kellum. Pemberton, Smith, Smith, Nl:1cCill, Blzmcliarcl. nel-- Billy Crawley . . . ,.... . , President XVebb Iones , . . . . Vice President Louis Briel . , , . , . . . , . Secretary Eddie Melton . . . A , , Treasurer That is the best government which teaches us to govern ourselves. GOETHE TOM WOODALL , ...... President BLAY BRYAN Vice President TAYLOR BOONE , Secretary-Treasurer KEABFOTT STONE Head of the H-SC Band Formed in 1962, the Booster Club continued its activi- ties through the 1964-1965 school year in an effort to sti- mulate interest in extra-Curricular activities. During this year the organization led cheering at sports events, coordi- nated rat races and pep rallies, sponsored buses to away athletic contests, and undertook other activities falling with- in its purpose. The Booster Club sponsors three awards to be given at the end of the year: one to the student most active in sports: one to the freshman making the greatest contribution to publi- cations, and the third to the student exhibiting the most school spirit. All for Hampden- Sydney . . .D A standing tradition. Tiger at half-time. Qi. H1 l Booster Club Sebren, Eastwood, Fortune, Littrell, Iones, Hodges, Pritchard, Franz, Younger, Morrison, F. Morrison, Hazelgrove, Hazelgrove, Franck, Hall, Bradner, Leonard. Honorary member, Mrs. Espigh. .579 4k.mc,, V - ' fvs.. .'- gag, ' HK21. I'ii I - ,- V 5, .flux . Tiger moves lux m U1 . nf 4 zz- -4.153 ' J, fa fx? - T r., . if V A i sf 4 rf W, ff yam .aw 'V 1 7 s-nv, A ' ' ,J ' 11 J on gleurs l. I. P. Rogers, President Billy Crawley, President Active Members Givens, Rogers, Morriss, Bergren, Sugg, Wallace, Potter, Ayres, Fritzlen, Lawson, Smith, Elliott, Melton, Davidson, Rissmiller, Bames, Briel, Schearer, Brickley, Wright, Armstrong, Nicholson, Shomo, Kellam, Swearingen, Ostby, Crawley, Talley. Campus Christian Association ig.-T ly' CHARLES N. DAYIDSON , Prcsiclcnt YYILLIAM XY. NYILLIANISON l'ict'-Prc.s'if1C11f CHRISTOPHER NI. DANIEL Sccrcizlly BRUCE ALEXANDER Tl'Cl!.S'lH'Cl' The Campus Christian Association sccks to promote Christian activities on campus through mcans -such as Reli- gious Emphasis Heck, special assembly programs, ctc. Thc CCA seeks to build a stronger faith in those who arc al- ready Christians and to present the faith in an intclligcnt vet Biblical manner to those who have not vct accepted C'r1f1iL'DMl-f 1' Pmiflsm Christ as their personal Savior. In addition to its activitics on campus the CCA also performs Christian scrvicc in tho community. Active Mcinhcrsz A. Alford, N. Bissell, J. Campen, B. Bryan, E Dcdriclc, B. Fortunc, J, Hughes, H. Kellum, B. Lukat, R. MCSpad- den. D. Milhourn, B. Morriss, J. Scott, D. Sodcn, B. Swann, R Taylor, C. XVilliamson. 127 2499 'Sing out unto the worldf' n-..-:Ei a.,,Nk ' 1 ,fx Q . If Z' 1 X 128 Practice makes perfect in this game Glee Club Dr. Crawley leads his Glee Club. First Tenor: I. Bruin, D. Hawks, J. Morrison, B. Tomlinson, I Breakell, C. Black, J. Brown, T. Duvall, I. Freeman, J. McRae A. Miller, H. Rowe, G. XYalker. Second Tenor: A. Cox, C. Daniel J. Locke, XY. Lyne, B, Morriss, R. Taylor, C. XVilliamson, R. Bell I. Bull. I. Henderson, D. H. jones, D. Iones, B. Lambclin, L. Ostby H. Sadler. Baritone: B. Bc-lk, I. Blanchard, S. Campbell, C. David- son, E. Dedrick, P. Mowbray, S. Olsen, C. Sellers, B. VVatt, B XYilliamson, W. XYright, E. Zimmerman, D. Hodges, VV. Hughes, B Lancaster, D. Mednick, P. Reiher, Straclinger, S. VanLear, XV. XVohl- ford. Brlss: S. Beck. T. Boone, T. Chewning, D. Hanse, T. Littrell L. ShiDP. B. Swann, KI. Tileon, J. Arendt, S. Armstrong, C. Bull, R. Childs, XY. Flory, XV. Franck, C. Hartge, R. Hearn, D. Nutter, H. Raddin, XY. Shaw, XV. Tarry, T. XVilliamS, R. NVObuS. German Club PETE LEGGETT , , . V.,,,,. President VVELLY SANDERS A , . . . Vice-President IIM MAPP ..,,,... ,,.., , Secretary FENTON XVILKINSON .,,. . . Treasurer Pete Leggett, pregdent Mapp, Sanders, VVilkinson sing 130 Out. '-Q31 -nun Iosh XYhite suts his own style. Martha makes n hit. Q47 4 , Wav XZ Mkgfajx time s Pffmfx a time to 'refrain from embracingg Y-, . - 1 .116 LHJ4 1' f- 4 W f , , fl' ' 1 A6 .- 'N . Ar, ,WL to embrace, and fx Ev? -1. x, , .- 5 . Al A Dost thou love life? then do not squander time, for that is the stujt life is made of. OMAR KHAYYAM ,515-ff --1 f E s 133 ut, 3,4 4, 7 M ,.,4-- Q .. . 1-,, ' . Dis.-Hf,, .4 4 ,,,.- -.J , x-4 ,W 'L.f-Wx , fm. I I fx X ' Yes: I-Y X s , us: sv -N., K ,..-Q I 51 fi F A 'a. In P 4 X 1 wad 'J . 7 Lf 6 4? .nach 4 i , pf 1 I l ' 'J ja, lf f, ' ', za. ' fd! 'lr ,f ug is - I 2, 72 'X K ,bg 5' ,s ff' X' lil' ff I 1 N ,Q .X I Q - v,'Y I L? , if 1 Q -U 'H' ' W yds: ra v ' r - i ' -Y V 55 V . is :f l f ' w t L, 'dw No inane is an island entire of itselfg every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a elod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a proinontory were, as well as if a manor of flzy Friend's or of tlzine own were. Any inanls deatlz dirninislzes ine, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for wlzom the bell tollsg it tolls for tlzee. DONNE ' I x..1. l If I I x QS N NN, 'xg Xxx M X. i ' F A I X N znK 'nik Q JRXY-' I.17lJ5F wi3'hx, fXffmlffii' 7'm:ffSl 'lw'5. ' Q I t' e to keep IDING CNT x iF tocst wig arsfi, I sent my Soul flzrouglz flze Invisible, some letter of the Afl'61 Life to spell: and by and by my Soul returned to me, and answered, I Myself mn Heaven and Hell. OMAR KHAYYAM - 5 'W - i f 'f 1 1 I , I 231 I Cf il? I ff P251 I We X 'j ' A' qggvi V-If H, A V I -'3 I ' 1 y X '3 1, ' A ' -fp s' , 1 'N V ' I Q ll ll J I I j'if3iTi. l 137 'L a time to fend, and a time to sewg . . ma X N,- , . ,X ,Z-Ti. . A -QTL ., ,af , .V V 1' - -H13 2 . , ,. X , - 1-ff.,-wi-, M X Ei - - , 5' 1 Uni' J. . Q , -J, -4- . 'fi 1 -' 1 ' -. .J 1 f, 1 .f f,-:'.,ZL '- . -' ,am l I , . .. , 4. . HQ? X, ,, i fx uf Q ' 1 . f, E .M HW, L rw . Q 2 13, 1 , X lv - we 35, if f- 5534515325 'fx f ,-,.. f f ,4 fr ',' x 9 5 QF PSP! is w M ,ef , -f ., X O sig 1 J MA 3.5 ,,. ' 4? . Q A- YL -way. . nh v 4 4- 5 5 9' Q' .K xg K l.. ' N x f g A lp Bi r A ' by if-: 138 -, i ,Q x W 4 , ., , ,I xfg-Vifgx, 5 ,N ,, mm. ,.. 4 ff. v. X ,: . A K, mm x , Y 4, l A A., wx ' ' f .N ' w ' x ..,A L .x ff 'E' vlgfxf 'Q +R, Q w, wJiA,Nf:. A '.., . . I 'V ' ,.,N i Y x I R W c we QQ gr x x s 1 Q . fm? , , Q, u xt 1 ' s 'wwf 1..- . n All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their en- trances, and one man in his time plays many parts . . . SHAKESPEARE 139 H-S Won VVilliam and Mary Lost H-S VVon Newport News App. Lost H-S VVon R.P.I. Lost H-S NVon Calludet Lost H-S Won Un. of Baltimore Lost H-S Lost Towson State Won H-S W'on American University Lost H-S VVon Catholic University Lost H-S Lost Old Dominion Won H-S Won R.P.I. Lost Conference Tourney 4th place Towson State matman falls for a takedown. l Herb races clock for a win Frank antagonizes opponent 140 Z' ,ff fd 'nl Dodson handles one of his monsters. Wrestling Mack prepares for next match. Front row. Jeff Harris, Bob Graham, Wink VVeaver, jeff Reed, Tom Kem, Doc Frank, Back row. Dave McKitterick, Gordon Reamey, Bill Miller, Frank Flippin, John Mack, Herb Sebren, Ray Dodson, Kip E ge. 141 5 ,. wg. . .X ,X .mm . vw- as.,3v:1-. 1 3 A- , i. 3 .:',m-cfM.'. -11. , ,, Senior Status Honoraries Spring Envnonment Challenge . x X '19s-197' 44 Senior Class Officers President ........,..,..V.. Wavey Townes Vice President ..i..,..,.w... Bill Crawley Secretary-Treasurer .....,. Bill Shumadine H1stor1a.n ....i.....i ..,, L . Tweel CEORCE THOMAS ALCORN 912 Klayflmwr Apts. Virginia Bcach, Virginia B.A. ILA. Kappa Alpha. xivautux 'V' 'H-...- PHILIP ROSSON ANDERSON 27:25 X. NY.1kt-fiold St. Arlington, Virginia BS. EN, XBCP Sigma Nu, Recorder 13, 45: Chi Beta Phi 12, 3, 43, Prt-sidsnt Mig Q XYf6SfIiflQ' 1111 Chr-mistry Rt-sr-arch ll, 53, 413 Sports Announu-r for Football LI, 2, 3, -D: Chemistry Lah Assistant CI3, 43. -1 L 14 -f D HARPER SHELTON ALFORD 1513 Palmyra Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.A. . HELD Eta Sigma Phig Campus Christian Associatiorig Tennis CD5 Rlathe matics Assistantg Library Assistant. SHIRLEY EDXVARD AYRES Route 2 Farmville, Virginia Union Philuntllropic Literary Society C471 Debate Team f4lg Tiger Staff Q3, 41. Class of '66 DXVIGHT LYLE ANDREXVS Jarman Cap Road Crozet, Virginia B.A. IIAE, H242 Pi Delta Epsilon C3, 455 Eta Sigma Phi C431 Tiger Stal? 13, 414 Delegate to Student Covernrnentg Nominating Convention f3l. SAMUEL HARVEY BAKER, III 506 Sandalwood Drive Richmond, Virginia B.A. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, Corresponding Secretary Cll, Social Com mittee 12, 3, 414 Young Republicans Executive Board Officer f4l Union Philanthropic Literary Societyg Economics Assistant Q41 DAVID EDSON BERCREN, HI 1397 Nlaplegrovc Drive Fairborn, Ohio B.A. Booster Club tl, 2, 3, 451 Track Cl, 2, 3, 47: Lounge-manager 145. Class of '66 Lambda CHARLES ABR.-XXI BALDXVIN, IR. 3406 Olcl Dominion Blvd. Alexandria, Virginia B.S. AXA, XB? Chi Alphag Chi Beta Phi, Vice President. N J . N-' 5. 5 5 U' --. 147 7 W I ,X 4, 1 H ' 1:6 x, 1 lr 4 Vfgffsl ' I 'G ' A si.s,i C a NORMAN ROY BISSELL Kemp Street West Groton, Massachusetts B,A. . Honor Council, Alternate CSX Clee Club fl, 2, 334 Library Assist- ant f3lg Debate Team C2Dg Campus Christian Association 13, 4D - -..?.,,-BX Q fx-Rx .mtv . MQ.. , . 6 sl . ve' Q RICHARD BOXLEY BOXVLES, IR. Mathews, Virginia B.S. XPPI Psi Chi, Presidentg Kaleidoscope Staff f4D. FRANK MATTHEVV BOOTH, III 352 Norway Avenue Huntington, VVest Virginia B.A. IIKA, Hzqv Pi Kappa Alpha, Alumni Secretary f3D, Secretary f4J, Chaplain f3Jg Student Body President 147g Eta Sigma Phi C3, 43, Treasurerg Student Assembly KZ, 31, President C4Dg Honor Council f3l, Presi- dent C4Dg Religious Life Committee f4lg Board of Publicationsg Basketball fl, 2, 3, 4D, Class of '66 MICHAEL VVILLIAM BRICKLEY 110 Green Street Salem, Virginia B.S. ESU l 5 Y W f Jw , 148 -i BERNARD LOUIS BRIEL, IR. 12158 Dinwidclio Avi-nuc Rit-hmoncl, Virginia B.A. H242 '55 Eta Sigma Phi lf., 3, 45, Si-cn-tary 135, Prosiclcnt K45, National Vice Prvside-nt1 Union Pliilgintliropit- Litur.11'y Sociuty, SQL-rctiiry Q-15g Young Dcinocrnts Cluh 145g llouston SL-liolarsliip H251 Nominat- ing Conn-ntion 125: Bilvlv Assistant ll, 35g Lilir1u'y Assistant CZ, 35: Biology Assistant C351 lnitin Lula Instructor 1-155 Cover Artist, THE RECORD Ci, 3, 451 Sunimcr RL-svzircli Cmnt 135g Phi Beta Kappa junior Award 1351 Aclgunsun Scholarship Q45. Class of '66 EDXVARD BLAY BRYAN 2000 C-reenhriar Road Kinston, North Carolina B.S. K.A. Kappa Alpha, Vice President of Pleclgze Class 4154 Clee Club f ll, 2. 3, -15: Campus Christian Association ll, 2, 3, 45, Secretary ' and Treasurer 1:25, Treasurer C354 Booster Club, Vice President Q45. JAMES GARNETT BRUCE, III P.O. Box 275 Gordonsville, Virginia BS 9 .yn-- 149 LEON FREDERICK CHAPMAN, III 308 Red Point Drive Smithlield, Virginia B.A. Class of '66 THEODORE JACKSON BURR, JR. 31:28 Marlboro Drive Richmond, Virginia ,Q- ig an----P B.A. X9 Chi Phi, Historian CZD, Treasurer C3D, Vice President C414 Debate Team, Dorm Counselor C3, 415 Library Assistant C2, 3, 42. 150 . ann... iw CLARENCE CONXVAY CHEXVNING, III 24 Maxwell Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. KE, HAE, OAK Kappa Sigma, President C5Jg Pi Delta Epsilon, Secretary-Treasurer C415 Omicron Delta Kappa, President CGD, Student Council C419 Interfraternity Council, Vice President C5Jg Student-Faculty Rela- tions Committee C5Dg Clee Club Cl, 2, 3, 4, 5, 62, Vice President C355 Tiger Staff CD, Kaleidoscope Staff C3J. ROBERT NIAXXYELL CIBIILTON 1266 1.1111111111 1'l1'1gl1ts R11111l Cl1111'l11st1111, X1-V51 Yirgiuiu B..-X. AXA 141111111111 C111 Alplm, S1-l111l111'sl1ip Cl111i1'1111111 13, 411 E1-0110111105 Assistant: SOUtl1Cl'I1 1l'lK1llSfI'1l1l C1111f111'1-11011, R1'pr1'se11t11tive. Class of '66 DANIEL DUNCAN CHILES, IR. Route 1, Box 74 Nokomis, Florida B.A. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice President 141. 151 Sf! 2 ,P , an fx, ahlg.. MARK SKINNER CHINN Tappahannock, Virginia B.A. BX Theta Chi, Intramural Manager 131, House Manager 141, Repre sentative to Student Assemblyg Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41. 5 JOHN ROBERT COCKRELL, IR. Kilmarnock, Virginia B.S. ex, xml: 4. Theta Chi, Social Chairman f3l5 Chi Beta Phi. ,oi Class of ,66 XVILLIAM BRYAN CRAXVLEY, IR. Pine Crest Farm Chatham, Virginia B.A. HZKIP, mE Senior Class Vice President Ml: Eta Sigma Pliig Pi Delta Epsilong Union Philanthropic Literary Society, President C4lg Young Demo- crats Clubg Tiger Feature Staff C435 Tennis C414 Honor Councilg Bible Assistant 137g History Assistant C3, 415 Nominating Com- mittee 12,31 JEFFERSON DANIEL COLLINS, IR. Pin Oak Lane XVhite Plains, New York B.S. IIKA r ng. . '3 , .I Q X Q, ' ,, x- . K. S X X- A V ' K L ',e , s h' 51 'Cl .fy CHARLES NUCKOLS DAVIDSON, IR. 5900 Lakehurst Drive Baltimore, Maryland B.A. Campus Christian Association, President Ml, Union Philanthropic Literary Society 141. CHARLES XVALKER CRIST, IR. l0l9 Hivcrinont Terrace liyIlCl1lJll1'g, Virginia B.S. AXA, mn Lanilnla Chi Alpha, T1'li1lSlll'l'I' C459 Pi Delta Epsilon: Tigm' Staff LZ, SD: Clit-mistry Lab Assistant tijg lf:C0l10I'HiCS Assistant K-llg Representative to Xvlfjllfllil-hltlliylllfltl Bankers Conference GU. Class of '66 ALAN SCOTT DAY 152 Creenwoocl Street Marlboro, Massachusetts Y B.S. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chairman KS, 43, House Committee Chairman, Cerman Club Representative. .Zia 153 ROBERT ERNEST DOYLE, IR. Class of '66 Mclienney, Virginia I 'Q f K GENE BISHOP DIXON, JR. Dillwyn, Virginia B.A. EN, UAE Sigma Nug Pi Delta Epsilong Kaleidoscope, Photographer fl, 2, 3, 41: Tiger, Photographer Cl, Zig Track Ill. 3,4 in-bf if DENNIS PAUL FINGER 6:21 Springvale Road Great Falls, Virginia BS. Theta Chig Football fl, 2, 3, 41. HERNIAN FREDERICK CALL.-XSCH, JR. S702 Standish Luna Richmond, Virginia BS. ex, XBQ Theta Chi, Historian lil: Chi BQ-tu Phi 13, -11, Secretary-Treasu Q-ll. Class of '66 CHARLES RICHARD FRABIPTON, IR. 1712 Louden Heights Road Charleston, XVest Virginia B.S. 1 B la H L 155 iff' DARROXV EDXVARD HAAGENSEN, IR Nob Hill Route 3 Murrysville, Pennsylvania Bs. ' EN '--.. 'l'f'9 ' RICHARD FRANKLIN HAYVKINS, IR. 1215 Langhorne Road Lynchburg, Virginia IKS. EN Sigma Nug Fire Departmentg Mathematics Assistant C415 Chemistry Lab Assistant CZP. DONAL FRANCIS HARTMAN, IR. 4506 XVest Grace Riclunond, Virginia Bak. EN Sigma Nu, Vice President of Pledge Class CZD, Alumni Contact Officer C471 Clee Club CI, 39g Chemistry Lab Assistant 130. B.A. Tennis CID. 156 Class of '66 IACK IRBY HAYES, IR. Box 224 Chatham, Virginia l ,inf ,. be ,R V in THOBIAS DAVID HINTON Brown's Store, Virginia GX Theta Chi, Pledge Class President KU, Secretary CSD, President 1-D5 Student Body Representative H11 Interfratvrnity Council: Football Cl, 3, -lj. A B.A, TICRRY LYNX lllCl,Sl,liY llmlti- l XX mnlslmvuls, A Iftllllll Class of '66 MARTIN CARRY IIODCINS 2125 Buford Routl Bon Air, Virginia Bb. Track CBJ. EDXVARD MEEKS HOPKINS P.O. Box 273 Amherst, Virginia B.A. AXA, UAE Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary 12, 3, 47: Pi Delta Epsilon, Tiger Circulation Staff CZ, 32. Class of ,66 JAMES MURRAY HOOKER Sunset Drive Stuart, Virginia BA. ex, oDK Theta Chi, Pledge Marshal filg Student Body Vice President, Omicron Delta Kappa. Vice President: Honor Council 12, 3, -ll, Vice President KSU: Judicial Board C2, 3, 43, Chairman C4lg Student Assembly f3l, Vice President CSD, Golf CD: Young Democrats Club Cl, 27, Vice President CD, Student-Faculty Relations Com- mittee C3, 4J. ln. 158 A vw, is XVILLIAM DABNEY HOPKIN S P.O. Box 273 Amherst, Virginia B.S. 9X Theta Chi, Treasurer Ml. VIOIIX Ri-XXDULPII KICIIT. IR. T622 Aruylc Au-inn' Xorfollx, Yirgillil B.S. K..-X. lmppa Alplmg C105 Su-rct.1ry -Tre-.mlrvr lll: lucliciary Boarc Xhcstliuu il. 21. Class of '66 Chi Phi. PARKE DEANS IOYNER 5100 Monument Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.S. X41 lC1l 'K I. y I 'hhrfr ts C---. IAMES FRANKLIN LIPSCOMB, IR. Route 2, Box 418 Mechanicsville, Virginia B.A. IIKA Pi Kappa Alphag Football Cl, 2, 3. 4l, All-State C2, 3l, All-Mason- Dixon CSD, MVP 423, Co-Captain C-43, Captain All-State CD Baseball 121, N, THOMAS XYADE LITTRELL ll7 Hanger Road Amherst, Virginia B.S. EN Sigma Xu, Rush Master f3l, Commander C4lg Clee Club fl, 3, 415 Booster Club fllg Tiger Staff Qllg Chemistry Lab Assistant f2D5 Chemistry Assistant C3lg Psychology Assistant 142. Class of ,66 XVILLIAM FRANCIS LOXVRY, IR. 112 S. Canterbury Road Charlotte, North Carolina B.A. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha. Corresponding Secretary KZJQ Tiger Circulation staff 437. XVILLIABI ANTHONY MACCUIRE Box 854 Orange, Virginia B.A. AWPQ Alpha Psi Omega, Presidentg Tiger Staffg Young Republicans Club. 6 5 160 ul - 1 gmn J 1 n D.-XXIICI, XX'lCl3S'l'lili MASON, Ill N lhwx -151 1imii'islmr:, Yirginii BS VY Nu, Si-ntinul HI: lim-1Afi'.1ti'1'1iity Council Ri-pri-st-i1t.1tix'vg tlL'1'1'i'nluttv Ht-sz-'in-li L1 A '33 Class of 166 X . JOSEPH DUDLEY MILES, III 1219 Haxvthrone Drive Norfolk 19, Virginia B.S. X42 Chi Phi, Rush Chairman 131, President C415 German Club, Vice- President 133g Clee Club: Hampden-Sydney Magazine, Assistant Editor 1137, Editor C475 Football CD. ERNEST EDWARD MOORE, IR. Route: -1. Box 136A Clc-n Allen, Virginia B.A. Union Philanthropic Literary Society, Crlnsor MD: Chemistry Lab Assistant LZQBP. if' S,-X JAMES RANDOLPH PAINTER 303 Shawnee Circle Charleston, XVest Virginia B.A. AXA, UAE Lambda Chi Alpha, Intramural Chairman f2,3, House Committee MD, Social Committee 13,435 Pi Delta Epsilong Tiger Circulation Staff C1315 Student Assistant in Lounge C3,4D. Class of '66 3 ROBERT CARTER MORRIS Columbia, Virginia Bs. A in Chi Beta Phig Glee Club CD5 Tiger Staff C474 Football fllg Base- V ' A YBQ ball flig Physics Lab Assistant. QQ'-f f 'HQ if DAVID LEE PARRISH 6 Brnckin Lane Newport News, Virginia 1 A Class of '66 Kappa Alpha, Secretary L-ll. li-XXIES lfllxlvilllj PAYNE 515 XYllll'ik'I' Strvcl Clmsc City, Virginia l B.S. .mix X Lgunlul.i Chi Alpligi. Prusiiliiiit Al: lntcrfrqitcriiity Council: Cer- miin Clulwg llri-silleiitk Cnum-il. Tigur Ciruulation Stall' l3lg Physics Assistant i2,3,4'x Dorm Counsi-lor Lifml. 'Irv' 301 Sinti Cliri Driu Rnhmoncl X r i A 4 Ali-B. E' MICHAEL u1u'xE PAULRTTE fl all 1 1 a A ' ' ' I f A- , 'i g'ni.1 - iff 3 BA, iqsx, - 6,1 Q V06 wil' is-AP ' JAMES ROBERT PICKENS 3205 Rueger Street Richmond, Virginia B A ' HKA Pi Kappa Alphag Student Asssembly I-llg Football f1,2,3,-415 VVrest ling Cllg joshua XVarren XVhite Sportsmanship Award, 163 Gia N99 into JOHN RANDOLPH RAGSDALE, III Dinwiddie, Virginia B.S. EX Class of '66 GORDON LEE COX REAMEY 28 Loxley Road Portsmouth, Virginia B.S. EN Sigma Nug Football CD5 Wrestling C1,2J. ERNEST ADAMS RATHMANN 3229 Darvaney Drive Dallas 20, Texas B.S. GX, HAE Theta Chig Pi Delta Epsilong Young Republicans Club CD5 Booster Club f1,:2Dg Tiger Staff f3,4Jg Kaleidoscope Staff C3,4D, Class Editor CBD, Organization Editor C4Jg Basketball f1,3,4J. 164 IANIES XIICIIAEL RISSNIILLER 10501 Saxony Road Ritlimoml, Yirginia 6 N BA. ox, nw Theta Clii, Lll3I'.lI'lLlII Cfll, Clmplain C414 Ifta Sigma Pliig Union ilantliropiu Literary SOL'lQ'ty Cll,-ll, Vice l7I'l'5lll1'llt L-ll, Cl ss of '66 JAMES PATTERSON ROGERS, III 338 Lexington Road Richmond, Virginia B.S. A1142 Alpha Psi Omega, Vice President C4lg Iongleurs, President C4lg Tiger Staff C3,4l. CHARLES STEPHEN SANDERSON Cartersville, Virginia B.A. HKA Pi Kappa Alphag Kalcicloscopc Staff, Feature Editor C2lg Football C175 Baseball C1,2,-il. IW' I DOUGLAS BENNETT SCOTT 415 Lee Street Bedford, Virginia B.S. Class of '66 LOXYE RY BEAUCHAMP SAUNDE RS 330 N. Main Street Manassas, Virginia B.A. EN, XM: 166 it . ' A ' HERBERT LEE SEBREN, IR. 5226 Rolfe Avenue Norfolk, Virginia B.S. EN Sigma Nug Football fl,3,4J, All-State CID, Slater Award C375 Tiger of the NVeek C375 NVre-stling f2,3,4Jg Track Q1,2,3,4J, Moore Award YY.-XRNER LEXVIS SHIPP, IR. 1303 Virginia Avenue Durham, North Carolina B.S. AXA, XB? Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Class President 427, Chairman Alumni Relations Committee 437, Chi Beta Phi LS,-ll: Clee Club fI,2,3,-llg Campus Christian Association 13,-ll: Young Democrats Club Cllg Hunzpclcn-Sydney Magazine, Editorial Board tilg Pratt Science Scholarship. Class of '66 CLETUS MILLER SELLERS, IR. R.F.D. I Harrisonburg, Virginia B.A. H29 Eta Sigma Phig Clee Club, Booster Clubg Biology Lab Assistant. '2 'FCS 'lv' 167 ., WILLIAM FRANCIS SHUMADINE, IR. 1106 Lexan Avenue Norfolk, Virginia B.S. - K.A. Kappa Alpha, Treasurer-Secretary of Pledge Class CID, Treasurer C4l5 Class Secretary-Treasurer C4lg Class Representative to Stu- dent Assembly fI,2,3,4Jg Judicial Board C42 Interfraternity Council Q3lg Clee Club fl,2,3Jg Student Finance Committee, Treasurer CZD, Chairman 13,455 Wrestling f2,3,4Dg Football CI,2,3,4Dg Physics Lab Assistant C215 Dorm Counselor C-3l. ff? Wir' 4l'4u-.ua-... IVILLIAM LOUIS SHUMATE, III Box 411 Orange, Virginia B.S. GX Theta Chi, Vice President Pledge Class CI2, Assistant Treasurer C32, Intramural Manager C32, Rush Chairman C42, Vice Presi- dent C42g German Club Cl,2,3,2, Union Philanthropic Literary Society C425 Football CI,2,3,42, Baseball C1,3,42g Honor Council C22g Student Assembly C224 Dorm Counselor C2,32. Class of 66 ARCHIBALD HANDSON SOUCEK, IR 8912 Alton Parkway Silver Spring, Maryland B.A. K2, UAE, zo Kappa Sigma, Pledge Class President, Executive Committee House Committee, Rush Chairman C2,3,4,52g Class President C2 42 Pi Delta Epsilon, Sigma Upsilon C2,3,4,52, Vice President 4 Booster Club, Vice President C22g Student Assembly C225 Judiciary Board C32, Student Finance Board, Secretary C425 Food Commlttee C2.,42, Dorm Counselor C2,32, Head Resident C4,52g Hampden Sydney Magazine, Business Manager C3,42, Kaleidoscope Honor aries Editor C32, Sports Editor C42, Editor-In-Chief C52g Editorial and Publications Board C52, Football C1,2,3,42, All-Mason Dixon Football Trainer C529 Kappa Sigma Leadership and Scholarship Merit Award C424 Outstanding School Leadership Award C42 Biology Lab Assistant C32. if . Quran-he if PETER BLACKWELL SMITH 4302 Wakefield Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. KA Kappa Alpha, Historian C42g Booster Club C125 Kaleidoscope Staff C12. 168 7 XVILLIAM ALFRED SMITH TALLEY Box 173 Pilllllyfll, Virginia B.A. rim, UAE Eta Sigma Phi: Pi Delta Epsilon: Union Philanthropic Literfuy Societyg Young Republicans Club, Vice Pu-siclcntg Tiger Stall' C31 Copy Editor MJ. Class of '66 N VVILLIAM CHARLES THOMPSON 425 Maple Lane Danville, Virginia B.A. HKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Corresponding Secretary 441g Golf C1,2,3,4D. ROBERT DUNCAN TOMLINSON 110 Coppahaunk Avenue XVaverly, Virginia B.S. Clee Club f1,2,3,4D, Vice President C435 Booster Club Q3-,4D. 169 W W Wvllihwagi XVILLIANI YVAVERLEY TOWNES, V 2551 Trevilian VVay Louisville, Kentucky B.S. IIKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Rush Chairman 132, President 1425 Student Body Secretary-Treasurer 122g Class President 11,42g Booster Club 1125 Basketball 112: Baseball 112, Honor Council 12,32, Secretary 1325 Student Assembly 1:22, Secretary-Treasurer 1225 judiciary Board 1:?.,3,42. Class of '66 LAXVRENCE IAMES TVVEEL 534 12th Avenue Huntington, West Virginia B.S. IIKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President of Pledge Class 122, Social Chair- man 132, Vice President 142g Class Vice President 1325 Class His- torian 1425 Tennis 142. ,, ,xml- IOSEPH VVESLEY TUCK 4306 Hillcrest Road Richmond, Virginia B.S. IIKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer 132, House Manager 1425 Campus Christian Association 1225 Golf 11,:2,3,42, Captain 13,42. 170 adam TRAVIS JACKSON TYS1NGER lkllllfl' 13, Box T2-D Culpvpm-r, Virginia B.A. KA, ODK Kappa Alpha, Hush Chairman 121, Svcwtairy 131, Prcsident 1413 Class Prcsiclcnt 12,311 Oinit-ron Dm-ltai Kappa: Outstilniling Fresh- inain Axxnrtl: llonor Council 11,:2,41g Iutliciriry Bourcl 13,411 Presi- Llentl Council 13,-11g Footlxill 11,2,3,41, All-Mason-Dixon 131, All-State 1531, Co-Captain 141: Baisuliaill 11,:'l,3,-11, :Incl Team Small Collvgv All-Ami-ricrin 11,21. Class of '66 RICKS STEDMAN VOIGHT, IR. 1436 Brunswick Avenue Norfolk, Virginia B.S. X117 Chi Phig Glee Clubg Booster Club, Secretaryg Track 131. lg X GLENN CLAUDE VAUCHN, JR. 118 Bennett Court Durham, North Carolina BA GX Theta Chi, Secretary 141. qgfw WMV 171 BURTON KIRKE WVHITE, IR. Route 2, Box 163 Danville, Virginia B.A. 2N, H241 Sigma Nu, Treasurer C415 Eta Sigma Phi, Vice President C42 Clee Club C1,2,3J, Football Manager C1,2,3,4l. Class of '66 BENIAMIN CEPHAS WEATHERFORD, IR. 200 E. Maryland Avenue Crewe, Virginia B.A. Tennis C2,3lg Tennis Scholarship Award 'k.,,, 172 'WNW WILLIAM WHITFIELD WILLIAMSON, IR. 1090 Angelo Court, N.E. Atlanta 19, Georgia B.A. Campus Christian Association, Vice President C4Jg Glee Club C1,2,3,4J, Treasurer CSD, President C415 Westminster Fellowship, President C4l. CEORCE XYAYNE NYRICHT Box 17:2 La Crosse, Virginia B.S. Chi Beta Phig Cleu Club. Class of '66 NATHANIEL HENRY XYOODINC, IR. Box 65 Halifax, Virginia B.S. Tiger Staff f1,3,4l, Co-Editor MJ: Physics Lab Assistant fllg Publications Board, Chairman. ,A-4 ' XBQ 173 ..aa.5it 11 uf' .-HY vwf' -'Q in .....,x 'li' EDYVARD FRANKLIN YOUNGER, III 1300 Langhorne Road Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. - AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager f3Jg Young Republicans Club Booster Club, Treasurer: Student Assembly f3lg Tiger Staff MD KaIeid0sc0pe Staff, Photographer C4lg Library Assistant f4lg Eco nomics Assistant 649. Gm. i. C H t 2. P 21 Founded nat- Washington and Lee University, 1914 Omit 5 y and K National Leadership Honor Society Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1924 C. C. CHEWNING, III .,...............,,..,......... President I. M. HOOKER ..,,..... ,.,. .... , .,.. S e cretary-Treasurer C, C, CHEWNING Dr. Reveley, Hooker, Chewning, Booth, Dr. Walters President Fratres in Facultate Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, Jr. Thomas Edward Crawley Thomas Edward Gilmer Robert Thurston Hubard, Ir. Charles Ferguson McRae Philip Hortenstine Ropp Homer Alvin Smith, Jr. Graves Haydon Thompson Carl Franklin Walters, Jr. Fmtres in Urbe Lewis Harrison Drew Iohn Stokeley Fulton Ray Atkinson Moore Claudius Hornby Pritch Samuel Macon Reed Walter Taylor Reveley 174 ard, Ir. Fratres in Collegio F. Booth J. M. Hooker C. C. Chewning, III Phi Beta Kappa A Founded at the College of E XYilliam and Mary, 1776 5 Established at E 1 Hampden-Sydney College, 1949 l Q 5. JPQ' 'P'- K, ,Y , 1-'V f' tan fi- tf- f vu fc .Zglxbilf M 4. s ff, xi J, 1 . 2. M ,K A , ix - x X u if .915 3 g -- .., .Y YVILLIAM COLLAR Briel, CFS-WICY, Morris HOLBROOK President F ratres in U1-be Lewis Harrison Drew Sorores in Urbe Mrs. Edgar G. Gammon Mrs. Paul I. Crier F ratres in F acultate Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, Ir. A Thomas Edward Gilmer William Collar Holbrook Weyland Thomas Joyner Royland Vanderbilt Layton, Ir. Albert Louis LeDuc Charles Ferguson McRae William Wendell Porterfield Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson 175 F ratres in Collegio Bemard Louis Briel, jr. William Bryan Crawley, Ir. Robert Carter Morris X2 L- nfs.-. 'T' .na .- .-SE -N4 Mm Q' ai' we 'H if Whos Who BOOTH, FRANK MATTHEW, III, 352 Norway Avenue, Hunting- ton, West V irginia5 Pi Kappa Alpha, Alumni Secretary C31, Secretary C41, Chaplin C315 Eta Sigma Phi C3,41, Treasurer of Eta Sigma Phi C415 Student Body President C415 Student Assembly C2,31, President C415 Honor Council 31, President C415 Religious Life Committee C415 Board of Publications5 Basketball Cl,2,3,415 Whois Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. BRIEL, BERNARD LOUIS, IR., 1208 Dinwiddie Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia5 Eta Sigma Phi C2,3,41, Secretary C31, President C41, National Vice President Eta Sigma Phig Union Philanthropic Lit- erary Society, Secretary C415 Young Democrats Club C415 Houston Scholarship C215 Nominating Convention C215 Bible Assistant C2,315 Library Assistant C2,315 Biology Assistant C315 Latin Lab Instructor C415 Cover Artist, THE RECORD C2,3,415 Summer Research Grant C315 Phi Beta Kappa Iunior Award C315 Adamson Scholarship C415 Whois Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. CHEWNING, CLARENCE CONWAY, III, 24 Maxwell Road, Richmond, Virginia5 Kappa Sigma, President C515 Pi Delta Epsilon, Secretary-Treasurer C415 Omicron Delta Kappa, President C615 Stu- dent Council C415 Interfraternity Council, Vice President C515 St11- dent Faculty Relations Committee C515 Clee Club C1,2,3,4,5,61, Vice President C315 Tiger,StaE C115 Kaleidoscope Staff C315 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 176 ,--Q, l NNN fa '- p 1 ' vw, i i ,, CQ is , .,. ,, N 'iv- l' DAVIDSON, CHARLES NUCKOLS, IR., 5900 Lakehurst Drive, Baltimore, Maryland, Campus Christian Association, President C-15, Union Philanthropic Literary Society C45, Whos Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.. HOOKER IAMES MURRAY, Sunset Drive, Stuart, Virginia, Theta Chi Pledge Marshall Student Body Vice President C35, Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice President, Honor Council C23-15, Yice President C35, Iudiciary Board C2,3,45, Chairman C-15, Student Assembly Vice President C35, Golf C15, Young Democrats Club CL25, Vice President C15, Student Faculty Re- lations Committee C3,45, ll'lio,s H710 Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. MORRIS, ROBERT CARTER, 106 High Street, Farmville, Virginia, Chi Beta Phi, Clee Club C15, Tiger Staff C45, Football C15, Baseball C15, Wlzcfs Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. SOUCEK, ARCHIBALD HANSON, IR., S912 Alton Parkway, Silver Spring. Maryland, Kappa Sigma, Pledge Class Presi- dent, Executive Committee, Housing Committee, Rush Chairman C2.3,-1,55, Sophomore Class President, Senior Class Presi- dent, Pi Delta Epsilon, Sigma Upsilon C2,3,-155, Vice President C45, Booster Club, Vice President C25, Student Assembly C25, Iudiciaiy Board C35, Student Finance Board, Secretary C45, Housing Committee Chairman C3,45, Food Committee C2,45, Dorm Counselor C2,35, Head Resident C-1,55, Hampden-Sydney Magazine, Business Manager C3,45, Kaleidoscope, Honor- aries Editor C35, Sports Editor C-15, Editor-In-Chief C55, Editorial and Publication Board C55, Football C1,2,3,45, Football Trainer C55, All Mason-Dixon Conference, Kappa Sigma Leadership and Scholarship Merit Award C45, Outstanding School Leadership Award C-15, Biology Lab Assistant C35, lVlzo,s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities C3,45. SPYRE, NVALTER CLEMENT, IR., Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Pi Kappa Alpha, Alumni Secretary C453 Pi Delta Ep- silon C3,-15, Interfraternity Council C2,3,45, President C45, Booster Club C1,25, Student Faculty Relations Committee C45, Tiger Staff C3,45, Circulation Manager C35, Business Manager C45, Wlio's Wlio Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. TYSINGER, TRAVIS IACKSON, Rout 3, Box 72-D, Culpeper, Virginia, Kappa Alpha Rush Chairman C25, Secretary C35, President C45, Omicron Delta Kappa, Outstanding Freshman Award, Honor Council C1,2,45, judiciary Board C3,-45, Presi- dent's Council C3,-15, Football C1,2,3,45, Co-Captain C45, All Mason-Dixon Conference C35, All State Small College C35, Base- ball C1,2,3,45, Second Team Small College All American C1,25, Wlio's lVlio Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. -lung, I if 177 Pi Delta Epsilon CO X I 1 Frater in Urbe Claudius Homby Pritchard National Honorary Collegiate Ioumalism Society Founded at Syracuse University, 1909 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1939 GERALD D. ROBERTSON ..,...............,.....,.,. President C. C. CHEWNINC ...... . . , , . Vice President RALPH S. OAKEY .... . . .Secretary-Treasurer Fratres in Collegio D. L. Andrews C. C. Chewning C. W. Crist I. B. Edge E. M. Hopkins I. W. Jenkins S. H. Martin R. S. Oakey I. R. Painter J. M. Reid G. D. Robertson W. C. Sprye W. L. Stuchell H. S. Tinkham 178 Seated: Chewning, Robertson, Oak- ey. Standing: Stuchell, Jenkins, Edge, Sprye, Painter, Reid, Crist, Andrews, Tinkham, Hopkins. GERALD D. ROBERTSON President Frates in Facultate- Joseph Bumer Clower William Collar Holbrook National Honorary Literary Society Founded at Vanderbilt University, 1906 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1916 STEVE BECK . . . . , . . , , , .President TOM XVOODALL . , , . Vice-President MIKE LILLY . . , . Secretary-Treasurer FTUWGS in C0U65f0 F ratres in Facultate S. Beck Denison Maurice Allan T. Woodall Willard Francis Bliss M I-'MY Thomas Edward Crawley T- Ch'3WTlil'1g Paul Livingston Crier T- TYSUISBF Robert Thruston Hubard, Ir. I- ROQBFS George Tyler Miller, Ir. B- Smith Philip Hortenstine Ropp A. Soucek Graves Haydon Thompson D Miles Tysinger, Lilly, Smith, Beck, Rogers, Miles, Chewning. Sigma Upsilon Q nil . lil lliili cage Soror in Urbe Elizabeth Carrington Eggleston 179 1, ,gf , A, I Q .- ri'V ff Q , W fa ,A 526- if , -2 z ,,- .1 Jff. Steve Beck President Psi Chi l. ina. 49 7hg' DICK BOWLES President Mowbray, Sanders, Tomlinson, Morris, Bowles. National Honor Society in Psychology Founded at New Haven, Connecticut, 1929 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1962 13 DICK BOWLES ..........,..., ......,... .,.., P r esident ROBERT MORRISS .. .. .....,,.,.... Vice-President Fratres in Facultate F ratres in Collegio Denison Maurice Allan D. Bowles Donald Rudolph Ortner B. Morriss Alvin Hall Smith W. Sanders P. Mowbray B. Tomlinson ,F 313 Honorary Classical Society S Founded at University of Chicago, 19:24 p1 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1942 ...J-' Q 44 ,id LOUIS BRIEL y4...o.,.y . . ,,y, ,.,.. .,..,,. ,s.. P f .2 sfdem: -- Q -I? KIRRE XX HITE ...,,, . . , . ,.,A,,, ,.,,.., V :ce-Preszdent 1- BILL CHEWNING , , , , ,... Recording Secretary JIM RISSMILLER , . , , Corresponding Secretary FRANK BOOTH , . ,,,, .,..,,.... T reasurer Em Sigma Phi C3 Ffatres in F acultate Graves Haydon Thompson William Lee Odom F ratres in Collegio H. S. Alford F. M. Booth B. L. Briel S. G. Butler I. H. Chamblin W. C. Chewning D. D. Chiles C. Cocke W. B. Crawley E. W. Dedrick H. Dixon E. R. Lowry R. H. Loving R. L. Moniss I. Rissmiller I. A. Rosenstock R. Hilton H. Schearer C. Sellers W. A. Talley T. Trice B. K. White LOUIS BRIEL President Briel, Rissmiller, White, Booth Crawley, Hilton, Chewning, Mor- riss, Dedrick, Sellers, Loving Chamblin, Lowry, Trice. Fratres in Urbe Claudius Hornby Pritchard, Ir Lewis Harrison Drew Dr. Webb National Honorary Dramatic Society Founded at Fairmont State College, 1925 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1932 The sweet smell of success. Alpha Psi Qmega t' tt ,Wffo ? 17 ,D in ge Fratres in Collegio W. MacGuire I. Rogers T. Bradley Rogers, McGuire, Bradley Ffatres in Facultate Merrill Alvin Espigh Philip Hortenstine Ropp Dudley Burd Selden Hassell Algernon Simpson Graves Haydon Thompson Carl Franklin Walters, Ir. ' V Chi Beta Phi 41 lb.. .i . - J 1 , I National Honorary Scientific Society Founded at Randolph-Macon College, 1916 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1921 PHILIP ROSSON ANDERSON . , , , , ..., . President CHARLES ABRAM BALDWIN . . . Vice-President HERMAN FREDERICK GALLASCH ., Secretary-Treasurer .4 PHILIP ROSSON ANDERSON President Anderson, Bowles, Hodgins, Callasch, Jones, Chewning, Tom- linson, Towers, Alford, VVright, Mowbray. Soror in Urbe Fratres in Collegio Fnrtres in Facultate Alice Elizabeth Overcash Fratres in Urbe Samuel Macon Reed Emmet Roach Elliott H. S. Alford P. R. Anderson C. A. Baldwin R. B. Bowles W. C. Chewning I. R. Coclcrell A. T. Elliott H. F. Gallasch F. Grant M. G. Hodgins K. M. Jones R. Morris P. D. Mowbray W. L. Shipp R. D. Tomlinson L. F. Towers G. W. Wright Denison Maurice Allan Thomas Edward Gilmer Weyland Thomas Ioyner ' Hinton Baxter Overcash When I consider everything that grows holds in pwfection a little moment that this huge stage presenteth naught but shows . . . SHAKESPEARE . . . ll time to keep silence, if f W - Q 1 fp -,.,,,: gl' X G . I 5' 1 X I 5 x . iii? 1 and a time to speakg . . 51 .xx Lou V7 :M x ilk L 'gel' ,f'Po1x l . .-gfl t bkh ,V-svgga-:,:: , V 55 , 5 .',,.C -k u ,, YZ,-Z.: Q- gf.-Q3 '75-.a .v E L... p H1 ly ? ala ' ' :v , Q, v ...f, - V 1-'.. rf p .... . 5.3 , ' .f-. ,, , .. -1 f' ' . ' 35,15 vm r' ,,,.,- - N, 'ii' .fl .si -' ' ' use-ai f f ,' 'v ' Q., , 1 ,L sf --E . f, -W ',, .1 K it ' 'A' , 'J 't--'-'C ,-' --'--1 --lie - - - Qu. +1-E 184 A TN. N 345 Q94 ,f I J I , .nz ' , + . 'sv ' 39, :,, .,... - Civ jr. ,I . nf? - J' vf .v ..' kv ,m,,,5 - Kiwi' lf'.xs,f if 'B-'ff 'J ,,.N,,,,.,..,,..w..,, a time to love, and a time to hateg . . . .. - 4 ' 5 1 ,I 1 af 5. .1 A 5- .w .. 4 v A ' s ?4 212 y . iff' ,Q :I ,,., H. Y 1 Jawa Q ,..,. , , .,.,., 9,3 Nw., M-ww-...m-wf,.v...-, A man should live as though he were going to die tomorrow and study as though he were going to live forever. PLUTARCH 3 1 f 1-I I , fl w R if 5, lf- jf Y V3 V 'J gf ni. will 1- 2 'V fn., , . ,. .5 , ' v v 'W . iw , ' .4 , ' 9 iam! 9 3 f 2 a 41 in ' 1 1' W f ,, f h nw ine' f, 44355 nl 1 54 .240 ,, Q, 1 any 3 . l l V L .J . iw- A '-'lt ':, ff if-:Q rl z K. Q f ,1- xg ff, 3 Y fy' Yg ' . . . a time for war, and a time for peace. ECCLESLASTES ff, 'Ti-!, 188 :.vK'G ff'-ag,-xl 5 . . .fv :Gimp-+3 , :mf J., L - ,. x 34,4 Tw: J . . . is 1-erm -.L 1 'Wh 'Y 'fl'-W' - -HX? war.. - 'f .Q.?.'f'n 5'Fi3. i,a..'5-' ' '-' .- l .H 2:1 if ,- I '51 Q ,, . VY in ia.. .A is Q lx lk XV Wnwg., ' M in wi f' ' I in 41 . it Q To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And eternity in an hour. BLAKE if ' ru! x' X . Nm- sy Q . K. y .Yi K - :xx E111 .'.'., Jeff M ' v X1 SP A Y, .. tx'-w-. '9 What through the radiance which was once so bright Be now for ever taken from my sight, Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flowerg We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behindg Which having been must ever be. WORDSWORTH 5 fg, ,R Wifff. N r -Q, 7' 5 X' ,,, 51 X T? 1' 4 BER ag-'.,3S. silvk i -p .. rf- V -JV A n- 'awp' '-55:4'.l.1XX'n'a'r'4'-'SK'li ' 4 9: ' '- CHA A Hlivn! X X 1 f f .,, , lf, 1 ' ' ' . - , , , .' ' 'J '55 - 1 X 15 gr f xnxx, x.:z' - in -. ' 3 - V. fi, Y w . 1, ,M .,..4.i,mi 5. I'.....gj,:,: .g, ,Liga A xk N. el 'jp' -K if. f,-At .L . urn. . . ,-X-t--'lu-.-.-.'..... ,a . .'. . 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Old Dominion SCHEDULE April l 28 April Apri May May May May May Roanoke Bridgewater Randolph-Macon Roanoke Lynchburg Randolph-Macon Washington and Lee Mason-Dixon 94 fig' 9' Leake, Matthews, Wilkes, Weatherford, Campbell, Weaver, Caudle, Percy 192 ' ' x, Q, 1 f ' K2 Bucky WVeatherford ..-r V do K Q, pu - - -UP' l 1-'Y . V, i ., N , 1 . f . . I 1 I s f - A 1 MU ' 'A r 1' 5' fr, 'H X 9 1l..' -aw. --,,, !.frQ ' 1 ,..c - P Childry, Rutherford, Turner, Loving. Scott Campbell .R 16311, A 3 if 1 I gnu-MM 4 1 1 I 1 J --D 59- N QW' Baseball , 1, 1 Qi' Q 'J kj SX' . if. 1 xr ,p L 1 . 1 . ' . -, 1 x iff lf. iv x W fl ., -Q H V F qw f Q 1' l A l , W X -as Russ Palmore -Q ' 5 'A 7 . N l Q AV ' . A . Jim Rosenstock ll L ?t-.,, .1 .Q '- f -1 sh X Y. 4 ,A 1 Q l 'A . x, ar' E! fx I . 434+ x rw 1? 5 E x I A ,W xg I :sq .Y ' N Q 4 1 'Q ,. ,. .- ,- . , ,I ' ' f v x 5 N L fS.l.:Lw5.X.5 -'lg . . 12 . f. I . R.. b I . , . U X K N . 5 A n .,.. . 1...14-WAR Lxx '--Ng : :K h ,. xl Q astra? A - 7 N' l JL 'Pm sl .x ., x ' . X . l l T4 .klefi -3 .1 4 Ak 2 ji c Where's the ball! Watch me get wood on this one! 194 Qvxiag . -131.5 I 0 gf A- W uiff' ll. NJN . fi J 1? Q! .f 11' f K -1, ' - -', . 'N ...H . . Q 3,215---ggi i'f'f1- ' Y - gn' tr'-f'. y , .. f-. ' Q: 1 .ll 7. 'pk'-rl 4 1 f' WT . n 10' - 1 A ,. p A . 1, A 0 F - ,f ., - we - 3 f J' 1 4' I -S A W K '!r:fx-ww.. me :il V A 1 .bn ,'sl A 1 d ., ' 1 I1'-, X Y, 11 P14-A, 4 P Sf ,. 1 2-?'f-- 'T-fhf' -1 - , f -f. A I ,, , 5 X I ' , F J rf ffl 1 ' I LH 1 x 2 ,. , ' I J 1 E Pg f Q., AA A xx- , HJ' Q v 4 A w. I . fN 5 ff X 1 0- 'IL mf. E- ff fl 4.5. F f, uf? . t ' .,. ' ' I h , 1 2 A ' I I . 5. . 9 6- , , . I I. ' 'J K. F .pn in Hazlegrove, Appell. Hazlegrove, McConnell, VVuddell, Lee, Morris, Palmore, Rosenstock, Robertson, Tennent, Chinn SCHEDULE if : , March 23 Lynchburg ., ' A- L 5. . QQ - , ' ', 7 '1. ' - J -V March 25 Pembroke State 11' ? 7lQ, . 1151159 . ' . . March 26 Pembroke State f-14 4 A N Jeff ' 1 ' ' h ff k 'll U -I , ..4::,- -3-'.-gray. - .1 -:V - ,Ia -Y? px Marc .8 Iac sonvi e n. N 'ig -N:-I get 'W' Lg ,. n i 'P ' March 29 Iacksonville Un. ' Q- l ' , if . 1. - if March 30 Stetson Un. , .-. ' ' A ' ' 'gf' ,L I March 31 Stetson Un. ' . .45 .- ' .W 1 1, ' 44 2 A 5 April 1 Georgia Southern , ' .fi .1.'1:wt' -ff -2 I ' - ' . f April 2 Georgia Southern 0 7 April 5 Marietta ' .. X April 8 Emory and Henry . f April 13 Old Dominion ' W I, Q April 15 Washington and Lee fn 5.3, , K 'gf' 4' April 16 Bridgewater ' C j 1 1 April 18 R. P. I. A . Lv 310' April 20 Old Dominion .p V- , . D V -V April 23 Mount St. Mary's Agia- f-'-Tfflfff' V: 1 ' A ri.l 28 Brid ewater 1, U P . ,g Ytv:-:,g2fj::if-:f.f,i,f.,:.:,Q5g-.ijt! 'I Y April 30 Randolph-Macon -' 7 uf' .i'-iA'3.: '7'f'-5.ff1f'13 J. , M M 2 R. P. I. - 1 5.T'-ff'a'f?1E'91i5'L7b-'3. f'7 ' 5 ay . -.ul-3. f -ggifkgf-3,5 -gl:-ig, May 4 Lynchburg L, , -' fggf' May Y 7 Randolph-Macon ' A' A May 13-14 Mason-Dixon Bob R0lD61'fSOIJ Wayne Tangent .f. aw' 'RP I3 -. ' Q sf .M V ...Q-N5 . X . iv, . dx. 9 r Yr JI' K eff -x N.. , , .-, - ,491 ang 4 I- Fx' Sssxtgir- 1 '- ere- A -fr-W Qi 'Vr- 'sis ...Y 0 Golf 'g 2i?ii- . - Q. e Q ., , - ' mfg- i . A Qlgwi 'Nr -5 Jim Council Q 'U 5 N O sl X. '. C Nl- ' vig 'lf SCHEDULE 1 April 7 'Washington and Lee April 14 R. P. 1. April 18 Richmond April 19 Bridgewater April 21 Randolph-Macon , .A April 2.5 Little Eight April 28 Lynchburg ' ' May 2 Roanoke ,gn ,J Q, 1:4 May 5 Old Dominion A' 5 -1'-Y'-:N ff May 9 Mason-Dixon . Charlie Thompson 196 Cary Duke Xi ,X P. I ,i X Z X I, Z- 1 F 1' Richardson, Tuck, Councill, Phil- lips, M. Johnson, W. Nunley, C. Johnson, B. Barnes, Smith, Duke, Thompson, Reed Tommy Richardson K . , - '4 . .kv . . vt ., 4. I 2 ' J ..-ff , 'r- X! 'K ,N I .1 I ' fl 4 .PF . 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' ' , , :ex I fagk W + ee,ri Cox, Tweel, Mack, Morrison, Sebren, Whitaker, Franz, Seegers, Schrribfeder, Stone, Eckert, Glaser, Gronemann, Cockrell, Woodhouse, Fries, Jennings, Mednicks, Jester, Hodgins, Wheeler, Edwards, Olsen, Tiller, Eskew, Stewart, Robinson, Chewning, Pollard. KN as 2 H 2. 5 ' iWVl Vrf'?E?8Z'?A-F'!lS'mf!?I,12N'5irlnv ' ' u-m.'6-'QGWSW V R1f',:iiW1lfYe'3i!2,3c 59 'Nici '.1.II -f .2?4J'f: -. XJYJYZ-2115 li ,EEK lk.. , if.XLTiCxYf T'7'Q SKK? s5.wJ U' ' IYWHQXY WS- ,.' I5 'Yank Z- n11lL li April 7 April 13 April 16 April 20 April 23 April 30 May 2 May 13-14 Cox SCHEDULE Washington and Old Dominion Randolph-Macon Roanoke Bridgewater Lynchburg Little Eight Mason-Dixon V1 I .0 . -2. Lee Tweel '4 W M Zn A' EP 4 .4 E '-'fT.4.'f ' Q 29 ffgfwl M ,, ., A.? ,l ' if , elm , V, V - 3 I , , If 'g+:Z,?i?1,-Kffsgyrtqia M Q 1 hir 4 v ' 9 1 5 1.5.-i.. ,V 1' fx., , uf. A g .vkfw ? '44 'tri v, 'J 5. 9 4- 0 ' 'Est qw, xwvllyfr I .J ' ' .5 ,N 'ff' ' ' .1- ,,1'f w .- .f ' - lS':M 5w55'. W2 '.5.?'f7 Q, 55 'i. .'?'g',,. . iiwi .-in Qs. 'f 1 ., I ily any H X 2 A' g I V z Q1 w ,Q sr f ,f,f2r',. -- at A-1' , Q -f . if 4, - Q 4 9. V Sl! fdfixlyi 31 Yr J, an Q, Q , V u ,kin xi, 46 it 'Q ffl.-'il-' ik ' ,als ' 'fv 1 fi' ll' 1 'ff. 1 are A .fr w 4.4 gs' A 1 xv, in-A V, Jw 1 ' , 5, V A ix! , ., 3 -1 U M in , . 3 X w-1,,.Av ,,,fr,.. If an ,A ,gf ,A , If '1 'J'-,-K-u'i,T, N My sg , , ,, ' ,A 'Q mfg 1 ff A f Q' M, Q..-rf-2 + .ff ...v f gf wi.. . 1 W A v ' T - 3 . i at f ' ' , . , if Y 'I' ' -- -A-Al- - -ff A iff? of 3 ir ' 5' u 'Hi' ' is ' A - V' 1. ' , ' . ,. 4 Mrs. Bonnie Shumate Sponsored by VVilliam Louis Shurnate, III Theta Chi Fraternity Kaleidscope Queen Judges: Dean William C. Holbrook, Mr. John Waters, President Walter T. Reveley, Mr. Claudius H. Pritchard, Mr. Daniel Hawks, Mr. joseph T. Trotter, Dean Donald R. Ortner. 200 Miss Linda Alexanderson Kappa Al ha P Miss Barbara Freeman Sigma Chi Mrs. Sara Claybrook Chi Phi if-5 45' YP A Y Miss Marilyn Miller Sigma Nu Miss Judy Reece 2 -1 'lf .A f xg X 5, Y Miss Brenda Nelson Lambda Chi Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Miss Susan Owings Kappa Sigma i,A, ,V Q. , at 41 1'A ' 'lL'7 g'?51'2.'::4l! I ' ,:fg::z2 '-FH - , ,. ' , -2 .,:w,'1:. .!1,.j1'-1, r. Z 1- - '. f ,,..,..7,,Agl, 1 .y J, I , , V g , 1,.,.',,p. LLif34f7' V T . 1 2 H ' ' ,':'VIv:E:iy 5717- ,',,AH:' .1 '. I. i 2. -N W ,., .,:Af '- V,..-,f ' -' 'V ' ' 'I I 'USA Eqkengismizh A. . W . Iffff-5922-LSTQ2153-ll 'i 'A Q L . ., ' 5, If- in the twilight of our memory we should meet once more k ' we shallspeak again together and you shall sing to me a g,gi5j2-is 5 deeper song.. And if our hands should meet in another r ' dream -' h ll b 'ld l ' ' h f4,.,,,,,f,N,5-Q,ff, . . we s a uz a tower an t e sky. fxiirrzmzsgg z 1 X X . ' f s . GIBRAN 5, ,rv-Q-. ,t Any. 1 I - , 3 , 1 1 :?qQ55g:??.:-Fgbfl22-'-.- lm--'.'C-'f 5,-,1,--,fl x a .A , ...,,Q5,X iw., S ., mx,,., I.. .. , 1 I 9565 . , 1 :F 2,223-FS' iE'f?ii1?LZ'dCE35?19-5'1FEM::'::, 'i, f Q ' r it L .. . . 'jnbhbi 1? v :fix v X . , E X , I 3:Y,,A:'i,5M,,,A,. A' ' L - '. - Qu+-wrwf-r- 3+-1-va! . ,Q f f- ' 541515-?235!:5-2n'Q'iy-'-Qfgiagfff!.i,',-,,' W . - s F' fl' ' '3L'l5W! 14-f x'S.T-iff3.'t'.51'.'3',i1.:NA351'-U.--'-25' 1, 9 .,l5iQ,Lf2',.!f,:l.. '.5-.ws,Y.lx r. '.- 1 L ' -'L ' -Q?2k 5?RfLvf2'ilE: :3'5E2ffi'1'-Qi '1 ' if .' 3? -' - 5 .55 W x .m!.,f:,.h,-rail,i5.L.5.?:,.,592 1 QQ- . ly., V . J 4 ' ,: 'u.pJQ. 5nv U4 K X t ' ' ' i Compliments of LONGWOOD JEWELERS MAIN STREET Fcirmville, Virginia Advertisements Yes, since 1882 we have taken pride in serving the men of Hampden-Sydney, their families and friends. Today we are proud ofthe tradition which we have attained for hospitality, service and elegance. Yet we are continually striving for new and better ways to serve. Congratulations to the Graduating Class. May its members carry on the tradition of greatness that has won fame far and wide for Hampden-Sydney. Carl G. Thurston, General Monoger Fred W. Walker, '45, Director Hotel Roanoke AND MOTOR INN ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 204 of Soles x, 5 I IU?giuh1F Iurgeyf nnnvgugc bJuEiug fonzpauy XZ ,I X 0 Hampden-Sydney Alumm at MIC I I. Norris Blake-President .w................... ,..... ' 33 R. Parke Lecky-Senior Vice President ,,.,... .,.... ' 28 Alfred L. Blake, Jr.-Secreforv ...........ew..e..,.. ...... ' 34 W. M. Showalter-Residential Loon Officer ..,rA... '36 R. R. Harrison III-Residential Soles ,.... ...... ' 59 MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CORPORATION RICHMOND 0 NORKOLK 0 ROANOKE 0 NEWPORT NEWS 0 FALLS CHURCH 0 CHARLOTTESVILLE -- A-,.!L, ', Home Beneficial Life Insurance Company W. E. 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