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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1967 volume:

M , , Xl 1 K x ,, 1 w W P L L u 1 5 . E V . r Q V , + F + l 1 l I V L- Q! i I W . W W M , l lf J J lf Kaleidoscope Hampden-Sydney College Volume 7l sph HM B D J I B M xx? V l f' X ,Q-3-4.r,.' Mem 'Lf SMIIH? Uh,-' ajax,-4, QL. ' L pl W2 wmfwlx 'fl 4sm.,,f J -9 47 'haf ravi! Ll. ,J2 Ifvbvm Q ffl fql llwgfi If A .14-wig AIM J' 'A i f 1 A in Q X . , , A 4,241- lgh gfgl ,x '0!1.t'31.-:LI ,.?1.f?'4,1q ,lnlilbl I 'I N7'Q'f'.11x' 1 Q C, 1 .vi HI DKBA 7 YZVN , 1-4?.f'f4 I ' , ,, U. ML' 1 fi mg? 2 , .1 -1 fag ' ul ,E Lemza! Contents Classes ..... ...... p age 43 Sports ...... .... p age 103 Organizations ...... .... p age 133 Greeks ..... .... p age 169 Features. .... .... p age 189 3 Drink not from this cup of happiness unless you forget the past and future, for happiness is naught but the moment. -Gibran ww- .,., 5- I lk ,jav- All the rivers run into the seag yet the sea is not fullg unto the place from whence the rivers come, thither they come again. -ECCLESIASTES Q Y y , N N xx 4. 1 1 X .M signage - w ' W Y1 'Vx , iif?izf x 'ii 2 w w K w x-egkx Xf.-3? .El T if 5? 1 f sf .s-fwisw-- ' giefazxfi ' N-Q, M ,ikz , A A A' i ' f '.., W, W Y 'ifa-git , P. -. YMZ I E, M 'f 1 . . 1' .fwf- . . 5 ' Xj..-nf V f : 4521! -' 1-14 3, A , .. 1 , as-, , . S' A Mft A F2 vQ!.'1'1' . gf. Y., ,,.v,'. wx - ' ,1,,- .LJ fPu:!3f::P ' ' - , -. A ,e.5??3x.jfwfg73,,:,, . , H' fn x 5-fg,,v Law 1 L- as -V Aviv- 'M f 'Effie '-. -g .- K My ., .Q ' Qwlalbf - , ,, Q -f ,'f--'?f'11f5W' ,vpn-gm .-H gif ,Q W A7194 , , ,N If-k ,,, X M5 ,WLM Na' :EF m y . 54 'E ig , U 2:'fv,1 A JT: n 1 Ewen 4.-., Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers . . . TENNYSON hfF7kf?ai5iiE?if wr J... 4 ig xv , 91.2 X M 5 I. .1 :' ff 4 , ,. ,422 me V fm 1 ISU . 1 J. w, mg, 1 my if , ,, ,War W Jw, - 521' -f 1 b fi-Q. , 1-:fl '-5,2 Xa Q , ' , . :jg , , +V -Q W -, '. - ' , Q , L V LS. - . if-V 1. - , - W ,ga-Q33 ' H - ' ie- W ig-at-1 A A , ,, 5Q'5 '?f5', ' A 3? QM, fu ,U Ei- , 2 LW' 3' ' 'U m' ' ff ' -gg ,, gb 52 nl is . 6 L55 Y riziiff ff 4 1 H 1 Tig? x J ' z ' 1' .A- ' ,mfifvi-'Q ' Q 1' 1 4.815 :. 1 . ,A ff . .., ,,.- f. Q Q , w f W- I A J m?7'f'. ' -WM. Wjqjqjrgwf - , fb- ' rr - gi ,,. ., we 1- wsf Q-' k' f Y 1 ., 1' H 11:-L i , I r f R R 1 5 F79 X: QW L fb, .fu ' A-- . .Q - 'r' js.. Q. Q gmt A J V' L k I ' ar sa 355' lb, H' is Q' M Qgf ,, ,, A time for labor and thought, A time to serve and to sin. -Swinburne YF' if fb Eur' Every journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. -Lao-Tsze I ,Q am? ' .C r .. ,, li . ,.,.. ,Q ',' S ' 1 --. y. cm if 'lx V i fl!! N gg ,,,,. ,-A Iv' , -'nf' ' -in 9 'fs fn 545 j?iff:fQ'd? vfhefikx A I '! -ig, 'JV .,- ap 3 I I 1 5 f 1 3 ,J x 4 Qs , ,Q ..:.:.,:, Q aw 6- mi? Q ..,.,-. .. K W, - W 4:2 ' K V 7 , 4 fu ,, ar 135' ,, v fs' '41-1 .pw N' , , fi 1 'PY' ,QQ 'fo Ig Ii nv.:-Q R' in H M-in 4 mg' f'f' Q. ,W . ' 2 ' 5 N I L al- YZ' 31 R may P ., 11. , ' Y: 'K ,pn 1 , . V-.2 -fM5..g 'M-. ,, f F , wi Wy? 1' + 5 4 +- A D1 'wks .4 Y' 'uf my 1 ' - ' . '- .1-- ' , - -' '5 t A Q V' WLS 1 ,. f 'rirf' , 1 :1 K5 'X my 1- fm f 5355. 1 Q f , M .w x W' K. .- hi V E 'V 'izzjjrzsg I - '-:L ff' ' - '- .V -' 'fx 'W-,'v.:f' fi I' -Us N.. - M p f ,, ' iff, 1.f-.i-'f-- 51' f f' 1 -4 P- I-. - v , 4. ' 2, ,1 ' 5 4 wi,-- ff 3, +.v-. '- -s - 51. gg:-,H P, . :E:5.:.-' W., V xl There has to be a clown in every circus. -E. Gcmtry 4 wx EES s ff, -aw 'v 5 x 129' 0096 'x its A .HIM K 47 I3 -,f 1 b J . A 'H ,, .5 V 4 Q,!f .N , ' Q Nw in Y , IW W ' ikli 'Dfw' , K 'wxfw ,. ' ?'ypf fi1 N9 . V -Q, ' ' W HM, ' T W. 1 .f1.. - 1.-1,5-.. ', '--111.111-i f ' M 1 7' v ,eff w '. 1 ., ,-', L ' f 5- I A-F f ,V-lu an -,P 2? 'P UL : .- f' 4' . , Wei I , 1 ,F xx Q :Z -5 I ,V - , wr 1 N 'H N 5' -,lik - X : 234',jW',K,f15 Q , r- I, jr YP , EXW!! f ' f ' ' , :.:.QfHQ: I ' . Q ' , - ww - 12, - -, fig? , -f 1 , Q-15:1-lfE2i?:'zf ' ., -' . , , ,A ,. ' X ,Q ,, f iwgimg. , g --3' fgfk ' LM Q AWS HQ' wfv af QW No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experience. -John Locke 1 A ,ur 11 wYh3fe Z. y 3 , Q.: .Y I ., xr 3 ml 7441- 51: A 1,3 . was ,bf F' ' Lfgfif F' I gm? me w21',gf'vu f , 1' ' -l. ' , X ,', . 'Q ie. -3. It iw! . ' 1.1 ' ' 1 ll 5 I , high-44 ',f. M, f. Q' Mm ky'Mvf31 ' h-m,f,,i ' X f ' ,fl Levi 1- M ' ' 'Q - fs-eq is -. . 1- , ,.1- , UWM . W v - . MY, N .. .ww . . 'MUS fr .vA.1 - sf: ,i . :K - . f is Q ff' , ff we, mx 1 -- ,L mil ,A --La. -5 5,41-. w.-H 4 K, , Q - 1 u Q h 1 4iu,,..i.vrAPLF- , 1. .1 x wihmhfifw fmi-jf,v4 if !,fr5iff'm..' F -E il ' f 3 ' '- v' I Q, r .' V , - . , 4 n fw, 1 . .,,, 5 , ire , A Tlfrjg. L., ' v. - 1 '. 'OE55-::,f.f .,. ,N M u53m,3..hV 'L .N ,. f Qw,v,4.: ,. n4:q..f 1 .l: -,, 5, , L J, -FV-1 1 ,. 1 . ,. I: :Sf -:z, . g ,, , w . n fi 1 ,MMQNN W P L , A 1 vx X w wa M 'I 1 f as , M4 1 VM x 'f A 1 v' I ,W , . F 'gmnl JVIHQC rw , We shall walk in velvet shoes: Wherever we go Silence will fall like clews On white silence below. We shall walk in the snow. -Elinor Wylie .quv I, f- la' Z..- ,Q n 'Nei , H w, mg - m 'eff 9. 'Q' I g 4. . 'm 'Wf 1---uf M L A --sky ' .af I-hx As is the generation of leaves, so 1:8 that of men. -Homer Q.,-.rfg-.',f'. x . -' Sm . 1 in 'gkiffggggilf-fvvfl if 1 ft 1 122 ,. 4 525555. 'a-ffaffwf effazfm., 1 ,faififluffa , ' ff .5si:i35i:l.zYf f 315-fYf:?.es'?isfi57f5?v74v2''- F., f. . .WU,.m..w,.f,zf,,2. .I M., wwf 7A.' - L--w.mm.w,M.1y, M wig. , M Y 1511.1 f-.Tw1fzf2.sfFfvss -' ' , V Zim..-f -PM wtf, 1, . -xr f fm. ikinwxm .-X H , wwf . , - .. W. 0 E A2 ...Hy . ,. ,T ,iimgl ,1,.., asf.. 'kxixs' -, ' ,, ,.:.fww-',,,.,, ,E F A- ,M J 1. f4iU1RWMI, vJ' '71 HANG, M I '-'i?E? -. V5 MQ. ,X bf. .L 9 , 'J .,l'! 'f'. . - - r. A ' -' vfgigfixgis f5,+?i'?5fgff?g,f , NW , .V .l' x,f.nTu 3:4 F Crafty men condemn studies, simple men admire them, and wise men use them. BACON 1- 2 457 ,af 4 28 . . . if the sages ask thee why This charm is wasted on the earth and sky, Tell them, dear, that if eyes were made for seeing, Then beauty is its own excuse for being. -Emerson I 2 2 fd 'fs Qi S.. 'v'-vw 2 Y It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Charles Dickens 'Pa 1 1 - -ef ,, , ki Q ,1 is wgv ie' Xin ii nriiggiwiii Mm Q .1 51, 'iw se -, WS, The President WALTER TAYLOR REVELEY B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19393 B.D. Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, 1942g Ph.D., Duke University, 1953g elected President of Hampden-Sydney College in July, 1963. 32 iw Mr. HENRY C. REED DR. RICHARD A. MICHAUX MR. ROBERT S. BRENAMAN DR. HERBERT TROTTER, JR. JUDGE ARCHIBALD C. BUCHANAN DR. WILLIAM T. PUGH U. S. SENATOR WILLIAM B. SPONG, JR. MR. WARREN W. HOBBIE MR. JOHN B. HENNEMAN DR. FRANK S. JOHNS MR. T. KYLE BALDWIN MR. DAVID D. SQUIRES DR. ROBERT C. VAUGHAN, JR. The Board of Trustees 33 MR. G. GILMER CRADDOCK, JR. MR. R. W. LAWSON, JR. MR. R. C. EDMUNDS MR. HUGH P. POWELL, JR. DR. FRANK D. COSTENBADER MR. CLAUDIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD MR. LEWIS G. CHEWNING DR. WALTER TAYLOR REVELEY MR. FRANK C. BENINGER DR. ANDREW R. BIRD, JR. MR. EDWARD L. BREEDEN MR. WILLIAM J. ERWIN WILLIAM COLLAR HOLBROOK Academic Dean A.B., Harvard University, 19203 B.A., Ox- ford University, 19233 A.M., Harvard Uni- versity, 1928, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1930, joined faculty in 1960g appointed to present position in 1965. --ai DONALD RICHARD ORTNER Dean of Students and Associate Professor of Psychology B.A., Northwestern College, 1944, B.Mus., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1946, C.R.M., Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, 19473 M.A., Eastern Michigan University, 1957, Ph.D., Michigan State University, 19643 joined faculty in 19613 appointed to present po- sition in 1963. Administration F. sg A Q LEWIS HARRISON DREW Director of Admissions B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1960, M.A.T., Johns Hopkins University, 1961g joined administration in 1963. CLAUDIUS HORNBY PRITCHARD, JR. Vice President B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1950g M.A., Longwood College, 19653 joined administration in 1955. Appointed to pres- ent position in 1966. JOSEPH TRIPLETI' TROTTER Director of Alumni Affairs B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, 1953, ap- pointed to present position in 1960. 34 JOHN HARDY WATERS, III Registrar B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 19583 ap- pointed to present position in 1965. RONALD G. LAWHORNE Business Manager B.S., Richmond Professional Institute, 1962, appointed to present position in 1967. ' -Y'-'-----......,,,-, JY I'd say your chances are slim. GRAVES HAYDON THOMPSON Walter Blair Professor of Latin, and Clerk of the Fac- u1ty3 B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1927, A.M., Har- vard University, 1928, Ph.D., Harvard University, 19313 joined faculty in 1939. sm ,L Ni. Faculty DENISON MAURICE ALLAN Professor Philosophy and Psychology? Consultant to the Guidance Center: B.A., Hampden-Sydney C 0 l le g e , 19163 A.M., Harvard Uni- versity, 19223 Ph.D., Har- vard University, 19262 joined faculty in 1923. WILLARD FRANCIS BLISS Professor of Historyg B.A., Tufts University, 19393 Ph.D., Princeton University, 19463 joined faculty in 1946. CHARLES FERGUSON McRAE Professor of Bibleg A.B., Davidson College, 1928Q B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 19313 Th.M., Un- ion Theological Seminary, 19323 Th.D., Union Theolog- ical Seminary, 19513 joined faculty in 1942. ROBERT THURSTON HUBARD, JR. Associate Professor of Po- litical Scienceg A.B., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1935Q LL.B., University of Vir- ginia, 19423 joined faculty in 1946. ELMO BERNARD FIRENZE Professor of Germang A.B., University of Kentucky, 1932Q M.A., University of Kentucky, 1933Q joined fac- ulty in 1946. THOMAS EDWARD GILMER Professor of Physicsg B.S., Hampden-Sydney C o l l e g e, 1923Q M.S., University of Virginia, 19262 Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia, 1937Q D.Sc., Medical College of Virginia, 1962Q joined facul- ty in 1927. , ' ii AY ii Hifi: PHILIP HORTENSTINE ROPP Professor of Englishg B.A., Hampden-Sydney C ol le g e , 19303 M.A., Columbia Uni- versity, 19313 M.A., Harvard University, 19333 Ph.D., University of Virginia, 19493 joined faculty in 1935. l Faculty . ' if-SQ, 4, , .l H QQ' l ,J- . x , JOSEPH WILLARD WHITTED Professor of Spanish, B.S., Davidson College, 1933, M.A., University of North Carolina, 1941, Ph.D., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1962, joined faculty in 1949. JESSE CLAY THOMPSON, IR. Professor of Biology, B.A., Hampden-Sydney C 0 1 le g e , 1949, Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1956, joined facul- ty in 1963. 36 EDMUND WHITTAKER Professor of Economics, B.S., University of Edin- burgh, 1928, Ph.D., Univer- sity of Edinburgh, 1932, joined faculty in 1961. g it s, ,, i sill JOSEPH BURNER CLOWER, JR. Professor of Bible, B.A., Washington and Lee Univer- sity, 1928, B.D., Union The- ological Seminarry, 1933, Th.M., Union Theological Seminary, 1934, Th.D., Un- ion Theological Seminary, 1954, joined faculty in 1954. THOMAS EDWARD CRAWLEY Professor of English and Di- rector of Music, B.A., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1941, M.A., University of North Carolina, 1953, Ph.D., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1965, joined faculty in 1946. 7,9 ALBERT LOUIS LEDUC Professor of Modern Lan- guages, A.B., Indiana Uni- versity, 1931, M.A., Indiana University, 19353 Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1952, joined faculty in 1962. lil ' wl- MARTIN BOYD COYNER, JR. Professor of History, B.A., University of Virginia, 1948, M.A., University of Virginia, 1954, Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1961, joined fac- ulty in 1958. RICHARD ALLAN BURRELL Director of Athletics and Professor of Physical Edu- cation, B.A., Hampden- Sydney College, 1938, pres- ent position since 1960. DUDLEY BYRD SELDEN Associate Professor of Math- ematicsg B.S., University of Richmond, 19325 M.S., Pur- due University, 1961, joined faculty in 1961. 1 1 1 1 , r-.st1:::,-: ml? f::: ':::?'-5' 742' 1 'Wai , 1 -. H11 f': - - ' - F 2-2. ' 1. .1 aww' ii:-1: ' 'I ' 1 4945 I. Jilf' . V tm .11-1gw1. -v-, -1.1 1 1' 1211- - 'RUTH-' 151 .sl ,184 ' .1 Q: i-P ' -.1 ik-1: . :-: 111'f A 1, 1 W :'V 1113 1 it I , ' I fm , Exif? sf Y tg Wi I 3 j -A :kv-Aft W 41 . THOMAS TABB MAYO, IV Associate Professor of Phys- ics, B.S., Virginia Military Institute, 19543 M.S., Uni- versity of Virginia, 19573 Ph.D., University of Vir- ginia, 1960g joined faculty in 1962. iff ... as . I U U 1 srrr r V in r I V . 3 1- J , ref qggg - x ::: ..:.-:.:lL,r :E ' '-.'.1..gf-f.a.4g1:'Q fiwyit ' .1. 15:1f1'f:.'1::f-1 'QIQELC-.25 1555 11: A ,aa ' f'Vr 1'7 E 1 HASSELL ALGERNON SIMPSON Professor of English, B.S., Clemson University, 19525 M.A., Florida State Univer- sity, 19573 Ph.D., Florida State University, 19623 join- ed faculty in 1962. K 1. if EDWARD ALEXANDER CRAWFORD Assistant Professor of Biol- ogyi B.S., University of South Carolina, 19483 M.A., University of Virginia, 1956g joined faculty in 1963. 'sa Dx 11. ., A 'V -14 1 Q' -W ,- --' ..... F -Q.-'I ,. MERRILL ALVIN ESPIGH Assistant Professor of Math- ematics, B.S., Shippensburg State College, 1958, M.A., Louisiana State University, 19623 joined faculty in 1962. 37 'S ' '11 SIM fx 1 1 1 5922i , , 1 wa s 1 , ,rtr -ta,-1 fqk PAUL LIVINGSTON GRIER Librariang B.A., Erskine Col- lege, 1936 B.A., in L.S., University of North Caro- lina, 19383 M.A., in L.S., University of Michigan, 19475 joined faculty in 1940. .,. .1 All ROLAND VANDERBILT LAYTON, JR. Associate Professor of His- tory, B.A., Western Mary- land College, 1951g M.A., Georgetown University, 19613 Ph.D., University of Vir- ginia, 1965g joined faculty in 1962. 11 1 illlilk 1 1 1 1li111, ,O Mk .1 9. 1.1 1 1 if M. p RAY ATKINSON MOORE, JR. College Physiciang B.A., Hampden-Sydney C ol le g e , 1941g M.D., Medical Col- lege of Virginia, 19443 joined administration in 1960. ' 1. i. Ml 'X fi. fi BEVERLY CALVIN BASS Instructor in Chemistry and Physicsg B.A., Maryville Col- lege, l931g M.A., University of Tennessee, 1939g present position since 1960. JACK LANCASTER MASON Assistant Professor of Psy- chol0gYS B.A., St. John's College 19485 M.A., Uni- versity of Chicago, 1950g joined faculty in 1964. EUGENE ANTHONY MATFIS Instructor in Economicsg B.A., Mount Saint Mary's College, 1959, joined faculty in 1965. WILLIAM WENDELL PORTERFIELD Associate Professor of Chem- istryg B.S., University of North Carolina, 1957, M.S., California Institute of Tech- nology, 19605 Ph.D., Univer- sity of North Carolina, 1962, joined faculty in 1964. WILLIAM LEE ODOM Professor of Greekg B.A., Hampden - Sydney College, 1957, M.A., University of Virginia, 1959g Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia, 19613 joined faculty in 1965. 59 N1 LAYMON L. THOMAS, IR. Instructor in Latin, B.S., University of Virginia, 19615 M.A., University of Virginia, 1963g joined faculty in 1965. HOMER ALVIN SMITH, JR. Associate Professor of Chemistryg B. A., Rice Uni- versity, 1953g Ph.D., Okla- homa State University, 19619 joined faculty in 1964. GUSTAV HENRY FRANKE, JR. Instructor in Mathematicsg B.S., Auburn University, 19383 B.S., Auburn Univer- sity, 1939g M.A.T., Duke University, 1965, joined faculty in 1965. . rjfzgf- rw . sw.:-W -,N , AXQTT 9 v. TULLY HUBERT TURNEY, JR. Associate Professor of Biolo- SY: A.B., Oberlin College, 1958g Ph.D., University of North Carolina, 19633 join- ed faculty in 1965. 38 Q Faculty 16 -'nf DANIEL HAWKS Alumni Office, Director of News Bureau, Managing Ed- itor of Record. B.A., Hamp- den-Sydney College 1962. MARION LEIGH MAC QUEEN Visiting Professor of Mathe- matics, A.B., Southwestern at Memphis, 19193 M.A., Uni- versity of Wisconsin, 1923, Ph.D., University of Chica- go, 1933g joined faculty in 1966. JOHN B. HENNEMAN Lecturer in Economics: B.A., Hampden-Sydney C oll e g e, 1920, joined faculty in 1966. gg,-lr ffl HARRIS BURNS, JR. Assistant Professor of Chem- istryg B.S., Georgia Institute of Technology, 1954, M.S., Georgia Institute of Tech- nology, 19583 Ph.D., Geor- gia Institute of Technology, joined faculty in 1966. WILLIAM EDWARD MORRIS, III Instructor in Philosophyg B.A., Southwestern at Mem- phis, 1965g M.A., University of Virginia, 19675 joined faculty in 1966. Lf H. WILLIAM VASSEY College Chaplain, B.A., Southwestern at Memphis, 1957, B.D., Louisville Pres- byterian Theological Semi- nary, 1960g present position since 1966. OWEN LENNON NORMENT, JR. Assistant Professor of Bible, A.B., University of North Carolina, 1955, B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 19583 Th.M., Union Theological Seminary, 19593 joined fac- ulty in 1966. 'Q rg .'-N4 gf.. 'TN-i :J-4 .--AH L LX -..-. ' PAUL W. LAWRENCE, JR. Instructor in Physicsg B.S., Southwestern at Memphis, 1962g M.S., Johns Hopkins, 19675 joined faculty in 1966. THOMAS E. DE WOLFE Assistant Professor of Psy- chologyg A.B., Harvard Uni' versity, 19543 M.A., Van- derbilt University, 19605 joined faculty in 1966. 39 'UP it ea- JOHN STOKELEY FULTON Head Football Coach and Baseball Coachg B.S., Hamp- den-Sydney College, 1955g present position since 1957. LOUIS ALEXANDER WACKER, JR. Assistant Football Coach, Wrestling Coach and Track Coachg B.A., University of Richmondg present position since 1962. l i fzfir, mei WILLIAM DANIEL PEGRAM, JR. Head Basketball Coachg B.S., College of William and Mary, 1947: M.A., Colum- bia University, 19533 pres- ent position since 1960. - . I I fa. ,, , 6 1 ' Si E , J JAMES B. HENDERSON Instructor in Physicsg B.S., Hampden-Sydney C o l le g e , 19633 joined faculty in 1965. QQQ his GEORGE FAIRFAX PERKINS Assistant Football Coach and Tennis Coachg B.A., Hampden - Sydney College, 1965g present position since 1965. HENRY WILLIAM HOFFMAN Author in Residence and In- structor in Englishg B.A., Hampden-Sydney C o I le g e , 1949g present position since 1966. Faculty . ::. 4' N K ,, 'fl - , -. -Q' -D: ,. , ' , Department of Buildings and Grounds: Mr. Kernodle, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Cason. Library Staff: Mrs. Turney, Dr. Webb, Mrs. Ryan. r . f?' Sf Mrs. Bunny Melvin, Miss Florence Clark, Mrs. Clara John- Slater Food: Mr. Conrade, Mr. Steel son, Miss Anne Dickhoff, Mrs. Virginia Druen, Miss Louise Allen, Miss Jean Massey, Mrs. Susie Cox 41 P Q' ,. .f . 4 Fw -M-,,..:'1, - --4 . -'-vw'-'.' rn-.. -In 5'-A' I 1 1 - Z, gf ,, I . ' 1, 1.54-5. f ig.. 0. Q - viii- ,TW f ual' cttzaw I- A' an 4 4 .A ' . - 'Qi 3 7 nop 1 -we :uni uno QQ-- utv n in hliv vials at if 1 any -sn 1 - -.runtime su an -gpg III lb ll l ll tc -'lt -- -- 'iii' P fn 1... -- ,f Wpg. Q' . A , ,agf-!?4:?!Eq:x W, . . , , .1 . ,...a0 ' ... A My an 'IV' . -,ry-v - I KI 4- N -1-. - , 4 Q L . .. 1 . QA , - ,pl . I' I I , H 1 ...I . . . T.-xf.,.a' 1 -, ' ' igs. ' . pq f,N4,.:N, Vps M ,M , 1 -n -,...4 M 0 ra, . ...V S .f- 1: 1 , , .. , . . ,Q ,.gf:jt. V .,-. ,,, Q b - - ,, , - L , H 3, 4 ' L-Mfr. 1.2. Y b . 5 ' 1, - Q-' ' tr' ' 'Y' I 'V ' J- t- n .I rn, L? A 'nz , 4 .N ,. -Qtr,-I L. .3 N- -H ' -V. ,.,,.f f' ' :Me-n .'. . ' -A .'q., '-'f .J ,ff . -.... I . Q' wx ' C gn- ., -4'1 - '-Jiv L.Av9 ,- .hll 5 -,ji-M. - IT? :iffy T 1 ' 5 N . le: Ns' mix 'il A 'Q 15:41 '. ' A- A L, - KN ' ...Q-w'.J 1., w,..,,,,--'fs-' .gn J' ' ... U .1 I- . ' - , w Hur 'WWF - 'ff uv. ' . ,, al.. -x I 5, -A -ko A 'S 3' ' - 51: 4 '. f ' -- .gy 1...,. 1 ' .h :,,:'.-5 4:41. ' ,rw-of v N ,J 9'--. i 1 ' A .ar -zr . s '1f - . D 5. F3 ' Q., L.-' Lg-r.. 1 523' fi- 1' '. -' ,., . f . .0 .- 'Q ' Q .'4 -:eff-ff' , -'BH -- - 4 , , ' -'uf .'-1 - - -..,, . Y, , 'ly' -is ,. . ', . . ng, ' w ' ,.'.,,. Ayr.-,u, Y - ,, .. ' A - ', ,J , fig... .-5 , -QQ ligix. ' I 3, ' - l WJ, ' , W Q: ' . , Ho' T, .f 'f- . .1 4' , . A+ . . - aw '. '- ,M 'X , 7 ALF,-,bil - , .e ' . , ... ,gh .. - - 1 -- 1' . .g..v -- 'V-2.1. 'P' . '7' ' ' . ,, ,iy4'f4eL1.h..,K,v3 J ,t At, . . .xl S . N N , '-. V ,, J if ' fx ,Q df .' w f.,, n .is 'YW awk' 'I All 'A x , , w- ' ' n L SNK '. 'W in 0 I 'U- ' 'Wi-tv R.-cy. - ' 't 'ff .was - 51- X 4 A -' 5 .. Q-L ':- , .' Ia- ' -' - ' ., . ,. N, -. . - 9 -- .4 ' I, -Q-y 'IT 1 ' V . :Ox Q .0 ,-p-4'1 A- ' V A .uf gf'-' x .. 50 S- ... ' ',,.,.fa5g I .,. Y I ' lvl' 1 .,, sq- vp , , . 5- 4 N v Y'eW- Q Q . - - Q . ' ' ' - 'Y . , ' Ai ' W- ,.,f . -g N-+1 a'r- f -. Y ,ff .. . - . uw- P5 . ', I Q' ,Lg -3 ' xg.-:EA - gy ,- E , 2 1 .1 .2 ..-on M 'Af' - .. L 1 ' -f V 1' ' i K- '. .4 . 015' F' -.Il---.-' L3 ., .,: -f rut' .4'-u .. J-. . - . ' . fl? ' ix , aff. 1 - '-x.F: .Yi , . --v ' W .gm ,. 4! 'vi- -4 q-ug.-Q ,Q r ' I-qs. -'wv-- . 1-mg.. -E4' 9 -r .1 ups.-v .. Q -5 .g f , 1 - .A 145-s,f'3l-3, '. sq -1- .4 yr -nn- 44.. In 1'5 A Q.. Q -1 'L m'l.K4 Tf ,il . ' -Is S: I ' -. 2? Tr.: WI K' B - fl ' I A.. 'Q :QI -c-I 058 IN:-- H .,g we-.4-1' '.I,-.K I ,B - P' - 'tux ,,,g,j' . , II ,ir s '1 .. . I S I 59 51, ., .5-..f- ,-1y+A II' ,.. I, ' -an.-0 - 5 .-, fi Al- fw ' ,....,,.,..- .... -an -'-.-L -I... 1-. v Q I, --an-'Ji .1 fs- uy- ..- .4, . --g.--' ls. - 'Vx .- LL. ' C .p.. A - ff 'I f-fs 4, -- 1- t ,151 -Ob- ' 0 -... 'i-f-.74 , f-- .--xxf-K' 'gt ',' '-Q.: -', 5- -- ,. Q.c . gi U 5. I , -' : .Qtr -ff ' -- .2 , . 3- - . 1- 1 ' ,. '- ' . - ' - 'B-- ---, i , , , . '. 'b ,J . .- . 1- .D ' -. - -' 1- - - I - Q .I -, , II . , . - ' - - 5' ,.- I ...- D -. - ' ' f .IA x . -. --un -ms- so L X q -4 .91 .9 ,,---Q I ' T-4. IN-..----.-.I 1 -5? , - 545- .' u C P - V - ,,..- . . -.. --, - I 5 4 . .1- ., . - ' ' ' -, -. 3.4, '-I+1st,.- I. .I .II I ..-.K ' V f , w.. A -:gh uf a , 1 .M 4 ' ' Q, I -, va. S v-L2 , E X 22 ' '-:Q-. f,.f f I . :- .4-.,---A'.-'af-t--., -'-'9:,-x--. I II 43' ,Au ' -pu' -',,xp,I,f'x,-Ii,4- - Af'-41-9-5 Q A-X. '-R - ' ' P 'L-' ' s ' 3 . D -2---, vw. ' 1 ' A 'f 't' ' . . ...II .5 . II A ,I,l55,,.. N--.. I ,qu ,I . I..I I ....4lE..III IIIII I. 5 .. .I II I 2 3 . 1. -. -41 ru' . -, ...qs ,, . -A -- .. Q -.,.-wk -- ,- - ,.. .-, .,. I. .- ...,I .,,,,AI- IQ, . ,: ' . - ' ' - X .- r -- . -- . Q'-1. V, v- -. 4 ---x:-f-- -' .- W- ' Q . y. p , - 33, I . - f II I . ...p 'I,- , If ' , 5 . - 'F I'I . I 434- ,X-iwgkll ,I ' K' A I- 4 . ' - - Ig,II '-, X ' - - 3 - - - 'ff ' ' - .- . . ..- a- , - ' , -- , -- 1 -S .. L -cs I I V ts I..r -:IRQ 1' S - i 1- J N L - I ' . .,,,. 7 'Ii -I -1 , af, trap., .-Ib I. I j ' -' .N ,, X ... . , -- , Y . .-- 1 , N. hi- , I , .f A- J, 'X x , . . 5 , I., I a.sI I I I - N , , ' -'X - . . ,, ' ,' ' 4- ,M - . ' ' I ,I Q... X In ' ' -. .,. - . .nhggfr I , - , x .- 1, , - -. 4 X - . . . , . I .- ' , - L- , Q .,,-. XI-qu I I . I . II . u I . Q A i x .A W . .. R Q ' ' ' '- 4' ' ' . ' - ' - f 'Y - ' K -4- IJ. V 3-mi. . A - ,Q I. . ,.. - I IA . , c ,TI-Q, A. .I ' II I -', y. H' , 1 '--Od. . I 'I ' .. ,X , I4 Q . 1'-.swf ' ' ,A - FN- x oe- , 4- .. .. 15 , Ix .,1.,,.I,,, , I JL- I4,, -I ,- 1 v- I,,,.,.al IQ, - 1, A - ...Ih I --. .S . - A . ' sq Aly- ..g 1 4 - ' .,Y- -2 N ' ggi Lv-I lu ' '- 'H ' 4-gf. ...' ' ' -- - - ' .' X. A , .,,x 2- A . - - .-- vrx, ' --- ' 'll .. Y . - X-- ' . ' ' ' , . snQ' ., -Q . A. - . .. Y-. f- Q , . 1'- -.Fx 1 N Q ,Q .-Q FII IP5' . rw 3 ' 1- .,,, ' - tltqg . ..-f- - -. ' -X --, . -' x 5-'bl ' - ',, , f N' -. - K- ' U .. 'HSA - ff -,se ' ' L - .. .-' e A ' '-5- - 'sq-.... A 'lr Ia- N..-Q ' um' -- ' -5... uri X., ...Q K-4 -A If -s ,Q - .. ,st ,---II., 1 . ,. X-: ' N -- X . .' - A' ., - -'x' . Y 'F' ,xxx-JS ' -ug, Q hi 1 '-- ' - A .. - W' 4- , k V . I' ' - -. ' 'I' x rf- Ig I -.'-', 0 - I 2' . II -Rf .. I -5, .-I I. - ,- . Q ' 'x' - a ' o- A- 1 'R' 1' - '1- ,5 ,ng-. - 'fnf' . P '. : .xp .ix E' x 1 in -L-aah Sa 2 ,- 4-N if W A ' V Freshman Class Officers President, William Wayne Museg Vice President, Mark Ernest Feldmanng Secretary-Treasurer, Fred Andrew Talbotg Historian, Spencer Currell Simrill. 44 JOHN BUCHANAN ADAMS 138 Abney Circle Charleston, West Virginia MICHAEL JOSEPH ADELMAN 5901 Powhatan Avenue ALEXANDER NEILSON AIRD 400 Old Trail Baltimore, Maryland EDWARD PHELPS AMBROSE 1004 Walker Drive ,,,, 'J Radford, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia RICHARD ALAN AZZARANO 2601 Stonehedge Drive Alexandria, Virginia WILLIAM GERHART BARKLEY 210 Montrue Drive Charlottesville, Virginia DANIEL CLYDE BARTGES, JR. 3604 Edgewood Avenue Richmond, Virginia JAMES DUDLEY BECK 1819 Deveron Road Baltimore, Maryland ROBERT PASCHAL BENDALL 406 Randolph Street Danville, Virginia JOHN MICHAEL BILLMAN 2203 Madison Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina LINDSAY CHAMBERS BLANTON 1509 Rugby Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia -1 STEPHEN MARSHALL BROOKS E 109 Grove Street ' wir Farmville, Virginia lg GREGORY DONN BROWN 3931 Rexmere Road Baltimore, Maryland HARVEY GORDON BURTON, JR. 2405 Dumbarton Road Richmond, Virginia LARRY HUNTER CAMPBELL 400 Rose Avenue Clifton Forge, Virginia ARTHUR DALE CANNADY 900 Montague Road Richmond, Virginia EDWARD KNIGHT CARPENTER Crozier, Virginia DAVID PARKER CHALKLEY Locust Hill Farm Waynesboro, Virginia KENNETH EDWARD CHILDRESS - 1551 Oakwood Street Bedford, Virginia RUSSELL EARL CHRISTENSEN, JR. 424 High Street Salem, Virginia TIMOTHY LeROY CLEVELAND 24 B Street Inman, South Carolina PAUL HOOFF COOKSEY 408 Wilkes Street Alexandria, Virginia ROBERT ASBURY COX 9310 Newhall Road Richmond, Virginia GEORGE KYSER CROW 500 Hale Street, Ext. Spartanburg, South Carolina HAROLD HEUSZEL CUMMINGS, JR. Box 84, Route 4 Leesburg, Virginia JAMES EDGEL DARDEN 141 Riverview Drive East Great Falls, Montana SAMUEL COOPER DAWSON, III 206 North Quaker Lane Alexandria, Virginia RICHARD BRANDT DEAL 1836 Buena Vista Road Winston-Salem, North Carolina RICHARD EARLE DOUGLAS 10910 Keithwood Parkway Richmond, Virginia FRANK STEPHEN DRAKE 9307 Ledbury Road Richmond, Virginia GARRY WARREN DURHAM Route 6 Staunton, Virginia EARL CARTER ELLIOTT 103 Manchester Avenue Danville, Virginia '13 JOHN CARROLL ELLIS, JR. 3833 Hawthorne Lane Chesapeake, Virginia NATHANIEL MCGREG OR EWELL, III 809 Rugby Road Charlottesville, Virginia GEORGE SENSENY EYSTER, Apt. 7-F, Regency Arms Catherine Street Highland Falls, New York FRANK LANE FAUST 202 Sipple Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 46 IV 5: L 5 .el if I MARK ERNEST FELDMANN 'il 3656 Peakwood Drive ffl Roanoke, Virginia 1' J ALLEN ROLAND FULFORD, JR. 16 Inglewood Drive Hampton, Virginia LLOYD OTHNEIL GOODE, JR. 938 Lake Drive Bedford, Virginia KOSSEN GREGORY, JR. 2730 Stephenson Avenue Roanoke, Virginia JAMES WHARTON GULICK 10300 Wood Road Fairfax, Virginia TED WILLIAMSON HAGEN, H Box 5086 589 Dogwood Drive Kingsport, Tennessee RANDOLPH LOY HALLMAN P.O. Box 282 Floyd, Virginia LEE MICHAEL HAMPTON 2018 Wallace Circle Huntington, West Virginia RICHARD BARR HIGGINBOTHAM 544 King Street Woodbury, New Jersey HEBER HODGES HIMMELWRIGI-IT Woodlawn Drive . -gp Williamston, North Carolina FREDERICK LEE HOFFMAN Route 2, Box 234 , Culpeper, Virginia , JAMES BURTON . HOLLINGSWORTH at 364 Rabon Street 'Q f Concord, North Carolina in gas DAVID LEIGHTON HOSKINS 402 Berkley Road Haverford, Pennsylvania ' ARTHUR CANTRELL HOUTS 945 Twinkletown Road Memphis, Tennessee CHARLES VON ODEN HUGHES III Nichols, Florida ALBERT FIELDING JONES, JR. 937 West Point Road Salem, Virginia WILLIAM JENNINGS KING, JR. 4615 Belford Street, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia ALLEN KIRKPATRICK, JR. 5019 Sedgwick Street Washington, D. C. EDMUND WAVERLY LAND 258 James River Drive Newport News, Virginia 'ZF F75 OLIN RICHARD MELCHIONNA 3132 Angell Avenue, N.W. Roanoke, Virginia DAVID STOREY MERCER 2907 Farm Road Alexandria, Virginia RICHARD HAMPTON MERRILL 1240 Staunton Road Charleston, West Virginia ROBERT OLIPHANT MICHAEL 3649 Montclair Drive Jacksonville, Florida TIMOTHY ROSS MILES 6807 York Road Baltimore, Maryland MEADE HARRISON MITCHELL, III 13 Draper Lane . Newport News, Virginia 48 GARY MICHAEL LANE 1015 Borden Road Richmond, Virginia AUBREY STRODE LEE 700 Baldwin Road Richmond 29, Virginia QUENTIN JAMES LEGG, II Delamer Ware Neck, Virginia JOHN STEVEN MARKEL 7403 York Road Towson, Maryland FRANK CLAYTON MATTHEWS 2509 Kenmore Drive Raleigh, North Carolina JAY ALTER MAYNARD 8807 Trevillian Road Bon Air, Virginia MARION WALLACE McCURDY 601 E. Mandalay San Antonio, Texas DAVID DAVIS MEDNICKS 5616 Fort Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia i'u7- 'L 1 r in , +aea'r 5 X , 'J Eh i ii if iid 1 fy 4 1-TA tei DAVID PHILO PAUL, HI 7411 Hampton Blvd. Norfolk, Virginia JAMES MCGUIRE PEERY, JR. Box 85 Cedar Bluff, Virginia CHARLES WAYNE PENICK 400 Cleveland Street Vinton, Virginia VANCE JOHN PLUMB 9402 Farmington Drive Richmond, Virginia JOHN DANIEL POND, II 101 Virginia Avenue Front Royal, Virginia WENDELL BRUCE PORTERFIELD, JR. 325 Clay Street Franklin, Virginia ALEXANDER DONALD RAINE 4211 Wicomico Avenue Beltsville, Maryland JAMES NEWTON RATLIFF 59 Madison Lane, South Newport News, Virginia PAUL VERNON ROBBINS, JR. 107 Greenbrier Road Towson, Maryland CHARLES DePUY ROBISON, III 4309 Estes Road Nashville, Tennessee WILLIAM BRUCE ROMAINE P.O. Box 629 Chester, Virginia 5154 W FRANCIS BRECKINRIDGE MONTAGUE Box 327 Urbanna, Virginia WILLIAM HOWARD MORRISON 111 Rosemont Circle Berryville, Virginia GARNETT FRY MORTON Pamplin, Virginia JAMES HANCOCK MOSELEY 108 North Wilton Road Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM WAYNE MUSE 4620 Fitzhugh Avenue Richmond, Virginia THOMAS DUDLEY PAGE 437 Sterling Road Herndon, Virginia WESTBROOK JOHNSON PARKER 311 Nordeet Street Franklin, Virginia JAMES FENDALL PARKINSON, III 3350 Grove Avenue Chester, Virginia WI 393' JOHN PHILIP SHERROD 5809 Lee Avenue Richmond, Virginia DANIEL BAKER SHUFFLE 6105 N. 28th Street Arlington, Virginia SPENSER CURRELL SIMRILL 133 Oakland Avenue Rock Hill, South Carolina STUART ALAN SMITH 3606 Lakota Road Alexandria, Virginia NORMAN KELLER SNOOK, JR. Route 1 Middletown, Maryland HOWARD NESTER SOUCEK 8912 Alton Parkway Silver Spring, Maryland PHILIP CARTER SPENCER 2055 Overbrook Road Petersburg, Virginia HUBERT WATTS STEGER, III 135 14th Street Pulaski, Virginia EDWIN CARLTON STEPHENSON, JR. Route 2, Box 387 Bluefield, Virginia CHARLES STROTHER STRINGFELLOW, JR. 4823 Maid Marian Lane Jacksonville, Florida RANDOLPH PORTER TABB, JR. 305 Old Oak Road Richmond, Virginia FRED ANDREW TALBOT 307 Rockbridge Road Portsmouth, Virginia RONALD RUHL TALBOTT 3844 Darlington Road, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia KENNETH WILSON THOMPSON, JR. Union Level, Virginia WILLLAM ALLEN TOMLINSON, JR. 403 Hillcrest Drive High Point, North Carolina JAMES LANGHORNE TOMPKINS, JR. 8401 Pamela Drive Richmond, Virginia 1 fa, H of ROBERT EMERSON RUDE 3426 Wedgewood Road, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia SAMUEL ROWELL SARGEANT. JR. 3163 West Ridge Road Roanoke, Virginia RANDOLPH ELLIOTT SAVAGE 2521 Albro Blvd. Davis Monthan A.F.B. Tucson, Arizona WILLIAM DOUGLAS SELDEN, V 4104 Monument Avenue Richmond, Virginia RONALD WAYNE TONEY 513 Baldwin Road Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM HARRISON TRAYLOR 1740 Powhatan Avenue Petersburg, Virginia 51 . 5 EDWARD HENRY TURPIN, III P.O. Box 888 Setauket, New York GEORGE DOUGLAS TWYFORD Mt. Custis Accomac, Virginia LEROY BROWN VAUGHAN 2881 Braidwood Road Richmond, Virginia ROBERT COMPTON WALKER Route 2, Box 170 Petersburg, Virginia DAVID WEBB WALTON 520 N. Washington Avenue Pulaski, Virginia DAVID BRUCE WARD Box M APO San Francisco, California GEORGE RICHARD WATERMAN JR. Birdwood Woodstock, Virginia DONALD RICHARD WEIGLEIN, JR. 706 Beacon Street St. Albans, West Virginia JAMES RICHARD WHORLEY Lowry, Virginia ANDREW CARTER WICKHAM Route 1 Hanover, Virginia CHARLES ROLAND WILSON 1708 Brunswick Road Waynesboro, Virginia JOHN DAVID WINE Route 1, Box 311 Roanoke, Virginia DONALD WAYNE WINGFIELD Route 5 Bedford, Virginia EDWARD RUCKER WITT, JR. 2302 Marsh Street Lynchburg, Virginia GORDON COOK WOODARD 525 San Esteban Coral Gables, Florida STAFFORD SCOTT WOOTEN, JR. 339 LaSalle Avenue Hampton, Virginia n 1 , QQ C n 4 , ,,. er W' K . . ' - 'ww w V be ff L, ' X 7 ..-- . L-nf' Id'-4' , ,. -. -1' uni 2- we-' 3 If , ww 7 , ' 'lwfi ,-f'1aQ,Q-if J i M r,'5fff ' V Egg, ,L N Vi rw ww if '51 5 'E' u,,u,w- ef 5 1 Sophomore Class ffioers President, Johnny Hooker, Vice President, John Percy, Secretary-Treasurer, Howie Sadler, Historian, Charlie Cobb. JACOB PARKER BAILEY Lovingston, Virginia JOHN MARSHALL BASS Gladys, Virginia RICHARD CLARK BELL 218 W. Whitlock Avenue Winchester, Virginia GEORGE McCONNELL BLACK, JR. 4971 Woodbriar Place Columbus, Ohio DAVY EDWARD BOWERS, JR. Route 1 Baskerville, Virginia JAMES HENRY BREAKELL 342 N. Princeton Avenue Swarthmore, Pennsylvania WILLIAM PATTERSON BROWN 3908 Seminary Avenue Richmond, Virginia JEFFREY MAWOOD BULL 104 Monroe Avenue Cape Charles, Virginia ROBERT CURRIE BURNESS 105 Rosedale Drive Elizabeth City, North Carolina JAMIESON PAINTER BYARS, JR. 201 Forest Road Oxford, North Carolina WILLIAM GRADY CARPER, JR. 1008 Henry Street Princeton, West Virginia RICHARD GORDON CHILDS 3008 Buckingham Road Durham, North Carolina DAVID ALLEN ALBERTSON 2506 Rosalind Avenue, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia WILLIAM BLAND ALLEN, III 406 S. Church Street Woodstock, Virginia JAMES SIMMONS ARMSTRONG 106 S. Rogers Street Rogersville, Tennessee GILES LEE ASBURY 812 Albemarle Street Bluefield, West Virginia i . 'MJ I 7 iv .. '-,.... -'.?3bt,: ' 5. ,, 5-F 4 f Q +V ' 311211 7 Wgits, 53 CHARLES ROBERT COBB 3819 Manton Lane Lynchburg, Virginia JAMES LEONARD COBB P.O. Box 23 Windsor, Virginia BRYAN KUO COCKRELL 101 Cheng Sham Road Shan Tze Hou Yang Ming Shan Taiwan, Republic of China RODNEY AMES COGGIN Meadowbrook Road Warsaw, Virginia JOHN GORDON COLEMAN, JR. 1916 Bermuda Street Shreveport. Louisiana BURKE HUTCHINS CRAVER, JR. 4001 Third Street, W. Chesapeake, Virginia FRANK BERNARD CUMMINGS, JR. 1738 Wiltshire Blvd. Huntington, West Virginia ROBERT ERROLL DEACLE 107 West Linden Street Alexandria, Virginia RAYMOND GUERRANT DODSON 4314 Noyes Avenue Charleston, West Virginia ROBERT CARROLL DOUGLAS 10910 Keithwood Pkwy. Richmond, Virginia CHARLES MUSE DOUGLASS 3901 Park Avenue Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM BERRY DUMAS 3251 Dell Road Birmingham, Alabama F .iifil fr' fiivi -'wwf if' ,y 1, J.. '1 :fri .f Q' i ji.. , ,R .-.f x gc: I ' 1. ,J'3i',i' 924- ARTHUR RUSSELL DUNNINGTON, IR. 108 Fleetwood Avenue Waverly, Virginia THOMAS ARCHIBALD DUVALL, III 10513 Weymouth Street Bethesda, Maryland EDGAR LEE DYER 1011 East Kearns Avenue High Point, North Carolina EDWARD FRANK ECKERT, JR. 4111 Venable Avenue, S.E. Charleston, West Virginia CHRISTOPHER CARR EDGE 2225 South Parkway East Memphis, Tennessee JAMES RANDOLPH EDWARDS 1830 Belleville Road, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia as ff Iilrr ' ' '- I Y Q GILMER FRANKLIN FLIPPEN 1517 Claremont Court Pulaski, Virginia WILLIAM EVANS SHERLOCK FLORY, JR. Box 862, Route 1 Woodbridge, Virginia WILLIAM FRANCIS FRANCK, III Route 1, Chatmoss Martinsville, Virginia BRUCE JOHNSTON FRANZ 51 Sunset Parkway Asheville, North Carolina JUNIUS GERALD FREEMAN, III 17 Edgewood Avenue, N.E. Concord, North Carolina DONALD STEPHEN FRIES 2715 Prescott Road Havertown, Pennsylvania WARREN CRIGLER FULTON, JR. 169 Confederate Avenue Danville, Virginia LARRY ROBERT GILBERTSON 3580 N. Abington Street Arlington, Virginia LOWRIE RALSTON GLASGOW 1213 Patterson Avenue Roanoke, Virginia WALTER LAWSON GRANT, JR. 104 Manchester Avenue Danville, Virginia DAVID CARTER GREEN 509 Craford Place Portsmouth, Virginia HOLMES RANDOLPH GRIMM, III 1228 Grace Avenue Clifton Forge, Virginia LEE ANDERSON JACKSON, JR. 810 Clovercrest Drive Alexandria, Virginia RICHARD CONRAD JACKSON Route 1, Forest Hills Harrisonburg, Virginia FRANK GEOFFREY JENNINGS 2101 Rosalind Avenue Roanoke, Virginia ROYSTON JESTER, IV 1919 Quarry Road Lynchburg, Virginia DAVID CHURCHILL JONES 906 Mulberry Road Martinsville, Virginia DAVID HOWARD JONES 140 N. Ashe Street Southern Pines, North Carolina H H TERRY DEXTER HALL Jordan Avenue Dublin, Virginia JEFFREY RUSSELL HARRIS 5433 Berry Hill Road Norfolk, Virginia ROBERT RANDOLPH HATT EN 6 Club Terrace Newport News, Virginia DAVID SANFORD HAY 414 Fourth Avenue Farmville, Virginia JOHN HOWARD HEARD 1706 Franklin Street Fredericksburg, Virginia ROBERT BARTLETI' HEARN 46 Righters Mill Road Narberth, Pennsylvania JAMES EDGAR HENDERSON 1429 Audubon Road Charlotte, North Carolina DALE MAYO HODGES 1300 Richland Place Murfreesboro, Tennessee JOHN DILLARD HOOKER Sunset Drive Stuart, Virginia FRED TAYLOR HORNEFFER High Up , Route 116 Purdy's, New York - ROBERT LEWIS HOWELL McNeil Road Sanford, North Carolina PHILIP WHITFIELD HUGHES 2418 Reed Road Richmond, Virginia ,Q M ii -fY....,iw. -'S'-D Q l JOHN CLAIBORNE JONES 1125 Woodland Road Petersburg, Virginia STEPHEN RANDALL KAAS 4736 Tilly Mill Road Doraville, Georgia MICHAEL EUSTERMAN KING 550 Country Club Drive Greensboro, North Carolina JOEL ALAN KOLODNY 1601 Sam Lions Trail Martinsville, Virginia MICHAEL JERRY KRUPIN 1318 Slemp Street Salem, Virginia MATTHEW LYLE LACY, III 801 Forest Hill Drive South Hill, Virginia BRUCE SEWELL LAMDIN 1717 Lakeside Avenue Baltimore, Maryland DAVID MICHAEL LEE 2327 Overhill Road Charlotte, North Carolina WILLIAM MORRISSETTE MASON Burkeville, Virginia JAMES KEMP MATHEWS 200 Melwood Lane Richmond, Virginia JAMES FREDERICK McNEER 3021 Wallee Circle Huntington, West Virginia JOHN DANIEL McRAE S913 Norwick Road Richmond, Virginia In -Ag f 'y if JERRY DALE MILLS 315 Back Creek Road Seaford, Virginia THOMAS ARNOLD MILLS, JR. Route 2, Box 94-B Richmond, Virginia RICHARD CONNER MORGAN 508 Long Street Lexington, Virginia DALE LEE MORRIS 1413 Ruffner Road Alexandria, Virginia FREDERICK McCULLOCH MORRISON, JR. 3408 Landon Street Lynchburg, Virginia NORMAN deVERE MORRISON 111 Rosemont Circle Berryville, Virginia HILLERY BENTON MYERS 6400 Rose Hill Drive Alexandria, Virginia ROBERT WILBUR NANCE 601 Westview Avenue Bedford, Virginia WALLACE CLAY NUNLEY, JR. Ingalls Street Clifton Forge, Virginia DAVID EDWIN NUTTER 15 Eshelman Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania RICHARD O'BRIEN 9 Colonial Drive Scotch Plains, New Jersey STEPHEN RICHARD EDWIN ORTNER Box 5 Hampden-Sydney, Virginia JOHNNY GLEN OVERSTREET 607 Lee Street Bedford, Virginia WARREN MAXWELL PACE, JR. 9808 Kingsbridge Road Richmond, Virginia RUSSELL VAUGHAN PALMORE, JR. 1000 South Center Street Ashland, Virginia JOHN TUCKER PERCY, JR. 3130 Sedgewick Drive Lynchburg, Virginia MICHAEL ANDREW PETRIE 411 Riverside Drive Morganton, North Carolina SAMUEL JAMES PRICHARD, III RD 2 Box 169 Camp Meeting Road Sewickley, Pennsylvania DAVID LEE PROPST U.S. AID, APO 09683 New York, N. Y, JAMES HOWARD RHODES 4017 Longfellow Street Lynchburg, Virginia sa-R31 V. 'F in and gms I gf 'SE' ml 58 3 Gd 62 DAVID MOTI' ROBERTSON, III 2278 Westover Avenue, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia WILLIAM RANDOLPH ROBINSON 1826 Berkeley Avenue Petersburg, Virginia DONALD CLARENCE ROBISON 1025 Andros Road Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM DANIEL ROLL, JR. 3608 Virginia Avenue Charleston, West Virginia HENRY CARMICHAEL ROWE Kinsdale, Virginia WILLIAM BUREN RUTHERFORD, JR. 3527 Hartland Road, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia HOWARD GILMER SADLER P.O. Box 471 Pulaski, Virginia EDWARD MATTHEW SCHAAF 204 Berkshire Road Richmond, Virginia BRUCE MICHAEL SCHREIBFEDER 837 Hundley Street Martinsville, Virginia WADE CRAWFORD SCRUGGS, JR. P.O. Box 401 Gretna, Virginia JOSEPH WELCH SEEGERS 2701 Mayview Road Raleigh, North Carolina HARMON IMES SHADE Route 2 Kennett Square, Pennsylvania 59 am? THOMAS HORLICK SHOMO 631 Oakland Terrace Alexandria, Virginia FRANCIS ALFRED SINES, II 1019 Edgewood Drive Charleston, West Virginia CLYDE ARTHUR SMITH, JR. 209 Dixon Avenue Beckley, West Virginia MICHAEL RANDOLPH STEWART 305 Sasanqua Drive Greenville, South Carolina GARY WAYNE STONER 3331 Ellsworth Street Roanoke, Virginia DAVID CLARK STRANDINGER 1702 Wilmart Street Rockville, Maryland DAVID ALAN STULMAN 4600 Duke Street Apt. 1109 Alexandria, Virginia ULYSSES DICKENS SUDDUTH, JR. 1024 Hendrick Street Culpeper, Virginia JERALD EDWARD TALBOTT Halifax Road South Boston, Virginia WILLIAM THOMAS TARRY 515 Williamsboro Street Oxford, North Carolina RICHARD EDWARDS TAYLOR 102 Woodland Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia JOSEPH TEDESCO 8906 Tarrytown Drive Richmond, Virginia ROY TIMOTHY TEPPER 506 Waveny Road Richmond, Virginia DAVID RAY THOMPSON P. O. Box 4 Blacksburg, Virginia JOHN HARVEY THOMPSON, JR. 11 Beechwood Drive Yorktown, Virginia MICHAEL DAVID TILLER 604 Roberts Drive Vienna, Virginia HARRY ROBERT TOPPING, II 829 Madison Street Clifton Forge, Virginia ROBERT DANIEL UNRUE 109 Pennsylvania Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia JACK ALLEN VANDOVER 13400 Piscataway Drive Oxon Hill, Maryland STEVAN HUNTER VAN LEAR 25 Dellwood Avenue Chatham, New Jersey MICHAEL KENT VAUGHAN 6000 Westborne Drive Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM THOMAS VAUGHAN 2305 Prince Street Durham, North Carolina FINELY MCILWAINE WADDELL, II Box 746 Lexington, Virginia GERALD MELVILLE WALKER 3601 Brinkmore Road Cleveland, Ohio my riff THOMAS LCCLAIR WALKER 6548 N. 27th Street Arlington, Virginia FREDERICK HYDE . WALSH, III 23 Ridgewood Drive Staunton, Virginia EDGAR NEWMAN WEAVER 2611 Crystal Spring Avenue Roanoke, Virginia MICHAEL PATRICK WEDDLE Route 2, Box 90 Radford, Virginia ROBERT GARY WHEELER 704 Berkshire Place Martinsville, Virginia CORBIN McCUE WILKES 1020 S. Barton Street Arlington, Virginia RICHARD LEE WOBUS 8499 Lynn River Road Norfolk, Virginia WILLIAM GUY WOHLFORD 213 2nd Street, Apt I Radford, Virginia KS! X X. -.L 5 . as P5 3 L x tl' Junior Class Officers President, Le Frazer, Vice President, Don Woodhouse, Secretary- Treasurer, John Feldmann, Historian, Ron Tweel. 62 WILLIAM BYRN ALSUP RONALD WAYNE AXSELLE WALTER CASON BARCO 261 Westview Drive Rt. 4 301 5th Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Box 119 Virginia Beach, Virginia Glen Allen, Virginia JOHN CURTIS BEACH DAVID HERRING BEARD EDWARD COSBY BECKER 427 Lake Avenue 5208 Rembert Drive P. O. Box 37 Salem, Virginia Raleigh, North Carolina Ronks Road Ronks, Pennsylvania ' -A4-n-time---t -IN' 'f -rag, -' I 1, 't 'A JAMES LANCASTER BECKNER 914 E. Holston Avenue Johnson City, Tennessee I 'gi T Q WILLIAM WILES BELK 308 George Street Fredericksburg, Virginia HORATIO A. E. BIGELOW WILLIAM HUNTER BLANKS 2125 Hanover Avenue 3810 Wakefield Road Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia ROBERT BLUFORD, III 2109 Buckeye Drive Richmond, Virginia W-- if 'ifiiilegi , WILLIAM TAYLOR BOONE IR Rua Gen. Artigas 5111401-Leialon' Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 64 DAVID CHRISTOPHER BOSWORTH Onancock, Virginia Juniors GEORGE WORTH BOYLAN RONALD HUNTER BURTON 806 A Street 2405 Dumbarton Road Scott A. F. B., Illinois Richmond, Virginia M f iii? I Q ' 1 .111 mix . ' Q LI, 4 Wx - FREDERIC SCOTT CAMPBELL, III JAMES TOWNSEND CAMPEN ROBERT DABNEY CARSON, III 20 River Road 302 East Third Avenue 3208 Clearview Drive Richmond, Virginia Red Springs, North Carolina Roanoke, Virginia WILLIAM POWELL CARTER ROBERT KEITH CAUDLE JAMES HAMMERLY CHAMBLIN 115 Tuckahow Blvd. 5802 Park Avenue 105 Madison Court Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Leesburg, Virginia 65 .ij JAMES HOLLIS CHENERY Rt. 54 West Box 655 Ashland, Virginia we WILLIAM THOMAS CULPEPPER, III 1705 Parkview Drive Elizabeth City, North Carolina iiiii WALTER RANDOLPH CHITWOOD Pine Ridge Wytheville, Virginia 3' cw ll ,ii ' ' . 5,1-, CHRISTOPHER MORTON DANIEL Route 1 Box 395 Danville, Virginia FRANK PARSONS DICKINSON 8906 Norwick Road Richmond, Virginia 66 E -.f my. ., 1 fl JEFFREY LAWRENCE CLEARY 1 Wagner Road Poquoson, Virginia ii i I I FRANK GASSAWAY DAVIDSON, III 325 Woodland Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia HARVEY TAYLOR DIXON 456 Windmill Point Road Hampton, Virginia - uw 4 ERNEST MAURICE FRANK, JR. 338 Francis Street Williamsburg, Virginia 5 JAMES TRAVERS EDWARDS, JR. CHRISTOPHER KING EVANS 824 13th Avenue Huntington, W. Virginia 145 Sykes Court Smithiield, Virginia A 12 we .41 ,, 'lar ' an 1 M Vg, 1 ,,..Nl . iw . .-I , , . . ,Q 2 -' ' Q wsxi'--2 :.- ff'c'::,.Al .lmpntn H - , Ji ,:.4,3.,4,4, M, , . , , Qi., 3, ,. WL v:..,umYe94?4 ,K E .X g':?f',ffl:1i .:::::, iugfig-MMM' .5 Z ,i1i,,,'fQ'J 32222, Q fl A A , U ,f-. , ,y':5y5,g.! 43:2-. + 'f f '- JOHN DAVIS FELDMANN WILLIAM MASON FORTUNE 3656 Peakwood Drive P. O. Box 336 ROHHOKC, Virginia Craigsville, Virginia it ieii HARRY LELAND FRAZIER, JR. CHARLES JAMES GEYER, III 106 Seneca Road 1224 Lancaster Avenue Richmond, Virginia Berwyn, Pennsylvania 67 Asif, 3 41 if WALTER PRESTON GIVENS CHARLES MOSELEY GUTHRIDGE Box 71, Creighton Road 206 Ampthill Road Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia IB? T 'Qi Juniors GLENN JOHN HANEY, JR. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HIGGINS 443 Oriole Street 611 Mountain View Avenue Staunton, Virginia Bluefield, W. Virginia LAWRENCE EDWARD HIGHTOWER ROBERT BLAIR HILTON 404 Argona Blvd. Box 992. h Virginia Beach, Virginia Pulaski, Virginia 68 '51 ii ii 1 ,ew f-,mmf r ' 1. ' JOHN DONALD HUGHES PAUL SCOTT HUTTON BRYCE DICKINSON JEWETT, JR. 2514 Crest Avenue 115 Rosewood Drive 606 West 26th Street Cheverly, Maryland Hampton, Virginia Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM ALLEN JOHNS, IR. RICHARD ALAN KING WILLIAM BIRCH KUNZE 11 Tapoan Road 12 W. Fern Road 19 Emrick Avenue Richmond, Virginia Charleston, W. Virginia Newport News, Virginia 1419 WILLIAM EDWARD LANE ANDREW KEAN LEAKE, III 144-C Robinson Road 3405 Grove Avenue Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia 69 775' v--fr ,115--. --f-ff f- ff -'- Y - ---- -Y - ez, , V mwgqi YF ' 1 ' ' 1 1 Y' fr- :?'fvY , il' 1 l JF, 'E ', .7 in in 7 - 3 3 M U , .:.:.-.:. x JAMES BROADUS LEE EDDIE ROUNTREE LOWRY, JR. DONALD ERLE LEE, JR. 0504 Engel Road 812 Brompton Street 4227 Keystone Road Richmond, Virginia Fredericksburg, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia w ,, H: 1, - ifagv-5 N , ' gg Q , wi .N wa ge-+f gifs, 'u' .- -gg. '- i . 1 li, . QE 5 Y ' l ' x I KZ CL, . .. ,. ' H1 55313223 lf32E'X',i9x 1-Y ' Q.. gf, :XXJ-if UI :,,,7X,f , 5' .F . - S31 We-A M, ' :ii Ak? Uxx , ,fwwyga f ,iff AY N S 1' W' N W4 . I' QW f LN lfflfm A ix iff In S Sjfsfyix JOHN WALTER MACK JAMES GALLATIN MACKEY, JR, 212 Lindsey Avenue cfo OICC Thailand Runnemede, New Jersey APO San Francisco, California N HQ 1 fy 1 f WALTER LEE MCKIBBON JAMES RANDOLPH MCSPADDEN 10437 Elkomin Avenue 9260 Mason Creek Road Richmond, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia E 70 Juniors NATHAN STEWART MILLER, III SVEN WILLY OLSEN 228 Church Street 2 Cherry Drive Martinsville, Virginia Mt. Vernon, Illinois .v -. - ,Ad .. A -1,,ir::c N i'- FREDERICK BRUCE PATTERSON PAUL McALLEN PEATROSS, JR. JOHN WASHINGTON PENDLETON 1390 West Main Street 711 Lyons Court Lane 675 West Main Street Wytheville, Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia Wytheville, Virginia D f V CHARLES MARCHELL PONTON JAMES FREDERICK PORTER, II EDWARD KENT PREWITT, JR. P. O. Box 155 609 Woodford Street 48 Spring Street, N.W. Barboursville, Virginia Fredericksburg, Virginia Concord, North Carolina 71 ilflii Juniors 'E wg 'pu ug - r MILTON PRENTISS REID, II PHILIP deBUTI'S ROME Box 806 Lebanon, Virginia 129 Drainsville Road Herndon, Virginia ETF' WiV?EfQg -Z ,i:g!,,,gf f f 1, '1 DOUGLAS PENDLETON NED HARTLEY SCHEARER JAMES MUNCY SCOTT, II RUCKER, JR. Haverford Arms 2712 Monument Avenue Havertown, Pennsylvania Richmond, Virginia 1 fem.- ,... ..... fa- .E .1,, .- - N -- ,..:.,.,. 2, r 'LJ 3. , ,,1.,. :,s,,M 1 f fg wga- 305 3rd Street Madison, West Virginia PENDLETON McKINNEY SAMUEL STUART SHIPLETI' BRYANT FRANKLIN SMITH SHIFLETT, III 9 East Peabody Street Box 114 7410 Normandy Drive Staunton, Virginia Chantilly, Virginia Richmond, Virginia 72 r nn- W' THOMAS OVERTON SMITH WILLIAM DOUGLAS SMITH DENIS FRANCIS SODEN 4009 College Heights Drive 11906 Ridge Road 5400 Dorchester Road Hyattsville, Maryland Anchorage, Kentucky Richmond, Virginia .H , Y H MARTIN HENRY SUGG WILLIAM MALCOLM TILSON PAUL SEWARD TRIBLE, JR 932 Kenleigh Circle 6015 Clames Street 110 Carteret Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina Alexandria, Virginia Clarks Summit, Pa. H ,F ..,,,! UH .. , ,Us ,,!,, RONALD RAHALL TWEEL THOMAS MOORECROFT ROBERT LEE WATI' 534 12th Avenue WALSHE, III 610 S. Main Street Huntington, West Virginia 2309 Hawthorne Road Reidsville, North Carolina Lynchburg, Virginia 73 H Akrrr i M g HHu:iig- wma WILLIAM HO WARD WEISS, JR. STAFFORD LEWIS WELD 206 Country Club Drive 3370 peakwood D - ' New Bern, North Carolina rive Roanoke, Virginia - I RICHARD HENRY WEST 2515 Avenham Avenue, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia CHARLES COLIVER WILLIAMSON 1090 Angelo Court, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia L L R. 4 .ii I-AA : Q rea,- ' . Juniors , 14' QT- ' i max' ' ' 'rg' DEAN MERTON WESTERHOUSE, JR. 7740 Marilea Road Richmond, Virginia ,gi -- W - ,. 1 uv:--4 37. ., 1' ,qljijluggj M 4, I N , 1-y V -fu. RICHARD WATKINS WILTSHIRE, JR. 8916 Tolman Road Richmond, Virginia 74 CLAUDE MALLORY WILKINSON, JR. 1712 W. Laburnum Avenue Richmond, Virginia CHARLES FREDERICK WITTHOEFFT 115 Orchard Drive St. Clairsville, Ohio DONALD EDWARD WOODHOUSE WILLIAM FREDERICK WRIGHT LEIGHTON DELEVAN YATES, JR 24 Cherry Lane 211 Greenbriar Avenue 2103 West End Avenue Bristol, Virginia Hampton, Virginia Lakeland, Florida Ii ' sw-N, .. 1 V r-f ' .' N ' , 2 . 1 xy . ' '5'-FE 1 fi fl xl - ,JA JOHN BROOKE YOUNG, JR. 4 Lorraine Station Road Richmond, Virginia ,A Hifi ' ' ' ROBERT EDWARD ZIMMERMAN 120 West First Avenue Lexington, North Carolina 75 f'3'Q .F- hf 1 x 1 I 1 ef ll l fl Q X i , Q 1 J, 4 . .- ,' I ig 'R-Y-, I. Q f '95 ...V Q, ' ' . - P '- A ' - . 1 , - -'w , 4 r - .Mai 1. . 7535, if ' . 7-'. 'Iii' 'i -'51 ' 5 A A .I w - --H. ,. - I W , mn , V' M54 cr ...' . 1 . 4b7K'f1 -, 1 F I' . , Q . V . i Q4 2 Y - -' 11-iiffzf.a, Wi ' .mv' '.,. . HUF ' VP'-5 g,15'6 31 f 1: A Senior Class ffieers Vice President, Charles Bruce Alexanderg President, William Rol land Miller, IIIg Secretary-Treasurer, James Gallatin Mackey, Jr 76 ROBERT BRUCE ALBEE Route 2, Box 255D Charlottesville, Virginia B.S. HKA Football 12,313 Basketball 121 FE: 1 CHARLES BRUCE ALEXANDER Fairiield, Virginia B.A. OAK XCI2' Chi Phi, President 141, House Committee 12,315 Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class Historiang Honor Council 1413 Student Assembly 131g Campus Christian Association, President 141, Treasurer 131, Circle K Clubg Basketball Freshman Teamg Library Assistant, Chemistry Assistantg Omicron Delta Kappa. Class of ,67 DAVID CLARK ALLEY 5405 Ditchley Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. KE WILLIAM CHAPMAN ANDREWS 26 Oakland Drive Newport News, Virginia B.S. BX Theta Chi, Assistant Treasurer 1413 Tiger Staff 12,3,41. CHARLES GRAY ARMFIELD, III 914 Shore Drive Newport News, Virginia B.A. KA Kappa Alpha, Prudential Committee 141, Schol- arship Committee 13,41g Booster Club 1113 Foot- ball 1l1g Baseball 11,21. 77 af? JOHN OTTO BOYD, III 2530 Longview Avenue Roanoke, Virginia B.S. EN 1. .v W ,aw Kimi ERNEST WIDGEON BELL, III Beaumont, Virginia B.A. KA Kappa Alpha: Fellowship of Christian Athletesg Football 11,2,31g Baseball Manager 12,315 Joshua Warrow White Sportsmanship Award 121g Psy- chology lab assistant and instructor 13,41. HAROLD BLANTON KELLAM, JR.. 214 71st Street Virginia Beach, Virginia Campus Christian Association 11,213 Union- Philanthropic 13,41g Young Democrats 131, Vice ,W-N'-1 President 141. CECIL RICHARD BOWMAN Route 1 Staunton, Virginia B.S. IIKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Alumni Secretary 131g Circle K Clubg History Society, Vice President' Foot- ball 12,31. THOMAS GLYNN BRADLEY, JR. 1403 Oakwood Street Bedford, Virginia B.A. A1110 Alpha Psi Omega 13,41, Secretary 131, President 141g Jongleurs 12,3,41, Secretary-Treasurer 131, President 141. 78 GERALD ANDREW CLAYBROOK B.S. 1230 Moffett Terrace Harrisonburg, Virginia X47 UAE Chi Phig Pi Delta Epsilong Kaleidoscope Staff, Class Editor 1333 Managing Editor 143. STEPHEN GREGORY BUTLER 415 West Cork Street Winchester, Virginia B.A. KA H2417 OAK Kappa Alpha, President 143, Corresponding Sec- retary 133g Eta Sigma Phi, Presidentg Glee Clubg President's Council' Student Assembl Inter- , Yi fraternity Council, Omicron Delta Kappa. WILLIAM CARROLL CHEWNHQG, I R. 8806 Bellefonte Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. GX HECIJ XBCIP OAK Theta Chi, Treasurer, 1435 Eta Sigma Phig Chi Beta Phig Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice Presidentg Tiger Staff, Co-Editor 133, Editor 143: Football 11,2,3,43g Track 11,2,3,43, Co-Captain Track 13,43, Track Sportsmanship 133. WILLIAM CABELL CHILDREY 101 Tempsford Lane Richmond, Virginia B.S. K2 ITAE Kappa Sigma, Vice President 133, President 1435 Pi Delta Epsilong Student Assembly Representa- tive 3' Judiciar Board Re resentative 4' In I 3, y P 1 J, - terfraternity Council 12,3,43g Kaleidoscope Staff, Sports Editor 133. CHARLES BROCKENBROUGH COCKE B.A. Eta Sigma Phig Booster Club 143. 79 Stony Creek, Virginia H242 WILLIAM LEE CONFER Box 11 Chester Virginia AXA THOMAS DWIGHT CORKRAN 11 Nanticoke Road Cambridge, Maryland B.A. X41 1'IAE EY Chi Phig Pi Delta Epsilong Sigma Upsilong Hampden-Sydney Literary Magazine, Assistant Editor 131, Business Manager 141g Track 1115 Summer Study Grant 121. JAMES PAUL COUNCILL, III Hunterdale Franklin, Virginia B.S. KA Kappa Alpha, Rush Chairman 1219 Student Fac- ulty Relations Committee 13,41g Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1413 Tiger Staff 13,413 Golf 1l,2,3,413 Sportsmanship Award 11,313 Intramural Manager 13,41g Dorm Counselor 131, Student Head Resident 141. 80 ARTHUR LEE COX 8807 Staples Mill Road Richmond, Virginia . B.A. UAE P1 Delta Epsilon, Young Republicans, Treasurer 141g Glee Clubg Union Philanthropicg Tiger Staff 13,41, Sports Editor 1419 Track 11,2,3,41S Cross Country 141. -ii GEORGE GARLAND CRALLE, JR. 406 First Avenue Farmville, Virginia B.A. HENRY POWELL CUSTIS, JR. Onancock, Virginia B.A. Theta Chi, President 645, Marshall GJ. GX ' ' E ' ' ig H- ., .,..::q 2'?-Q51 1 'Eli -'S , 5' ' ' -V ,, -11 ' f- , l.-,ff-.gggtfif ,L,f7q7.iq ROBERT SEWARD DARDEN B.S. Baseball 111. Route 1, Box 717 Smithfield, Virginia EDDIE WAYNE DEDRICK 237 Florence Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia B.A. EN Sigma Nu, Chaplain, C413 Glee Club C1,2,3D. FELIX RANDOLPH DiPRISCO 441 Handley Avenue Winchester, Virginia B.A. EN WIIX Sigma Nu, Psi Chig Booster Clubg Young Demo- crats Clubg History Club. DENNIS BROOKS DRAPER, J R. 33 Woodland Drive Staunton, Virginia B.A. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist C333 Campus Chris- tian Association 145g Glee Club C115 History Club. V 81 at WALTER ROBERT EASON, JR. Woodberry Forest, Virginia B.A. KA Kappa Alpha, No. IX K43. CONLEY LEE EDWARDS, III One Lanark Drive-Perth Wilmington, Delaware B.A. GX 'X Theta Chi, Tiger Staff, Circulation. ALAN THOMAS ELLIOTT 621 Chesopeian Trail Virginia Beach, Virginia B.S. XBQ Chi Beta Phi, Glee Club f1,2,3,43, Glee Club Accompanist Cl,2,3,43, Vice President 143g Union Philanthropic Q3,43. ' sf fqfltl it CHARLES WATTS FORD 1300 Norvell Street Lynchburg, Virginia Sigma Nu, Rush Chairman 1333 Chemistry Lab Assistant. JAMES BRANNEN EDGE, JR. 3406 Monument Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.S. Xia IIAE Chi Phi, Treasurer 133, Interfraternity Council Rep- resentative 133, House Co-Chairman 123g Honor Council 1333 Judiciary Board 143: Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer: Pi Delta Epsilong Tau Kappa Alphag Debate Council f1,23g Booster Club fl3g Circle K Club 13,433 Kaleidoscope Staff C233 Physics Lab Assistant f23g Library Assistant C2,3,435 Fresh- man Debating Award. 82 JOHN FRANKLIN, III 7430 Gleneagles Road Norfolk, Virginia B.S. KA Kappa Alpha, Vice President C413 Interfraternity Council, Vice President C413 Circle K Clubg Biology Lab Instructor C313 Wrestling C1,21g Football CI1. f-'AIA' 'f' THOMAS LEO FRITZLEN, JR. 8916 Norwick Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. Union Philanthropic Literary Society C413 Young gipublicans Club C413 History Club C413 Basketball LEIGH SULLIVAN FULTZ 264 Knollwood Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina B.S. BX Theta Chi, Vice President C41, Interfraternity Council C31, Interfraternity Convention C313 Stu- dent Body President C413 Junior Class President C313 Football C113 Food Committee C3,41g Stu- dent Faculty Relations C41. WILLIAM ADAMS GILLESPIE Route 1, Box 130 Tazewell, Virginia B.S. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, House Committee C2,3,413 Football C1,2,31g Physics Lab Assistant C21. JOHN WILLIAM GOETHE, JR. 7113 Sterncrest Place S Charlotte, North Carolina B. . Debate Council, Secretary-Treasurer C31, Presi- dent C41. 83 ROBERT LOUIS GRAHAM 840 Shackamaxon Drive Westfield, New Jersey B.S. AXA Wrestling t1,2,3,4Jg Mason-Dixon Wrestling Con- ference CBJ. WILLIAM KEITH-FALCONER GRANT, JR. Route 1, Box 380 Leesburg, Virginia B S XBKIJ Chi Beta Phi Secretary Treasurer Football K JOHN PENDLETON GROVE 411 Cassell Lane Roanoke, Virginia B.A. KA IIAE Pi Delta Epsilon, Presidentg Kaleidoscope, Busi- ness Staff C2,3,4J, Editorial Staff 141. 84 WILLIAM ALLEN HAMMOND 1361 Oak Grove Drive Decatur, Georgia B.S. IIAE Pi Delta Epsilong Young Democratsg Union Philan- thropic Literary Society, Tiger Staff f1,2,3J, Pho- tography Editor 121. BENNETT WARREN HAWTHORNE, JR. Box 127 Dundas, Virginia B.S. Organic Chemistry Assistant CU. i LEIGHTON SUMMERSON HOUCK 1 . 2140 Rivermont Avenue A Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. EX IIAE Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice President f4Jg Young Repub- licansg Tiger Staff, Assistant Copy Editor CD. 1. MICHAEL GRAHAM HAYNIE 3302 West Ridge Road Roanoke, Virginia ALLEN PERKINS HAZLEGROVE Route 1, Box 86 Farmville, Virginia Sigma Nu, Reporter CZJQ Booster Club C1,2,3,4Jg History Club 13,435 Baseball f1,2,3,4Jg Dorm Wt?-E Counselor C3,4J. K? JOSEPH ANDERSON HAZLEGROVE, JR. Route 1, Box 86 Farmville, Virginia B.A. EN Booster Club f1,2,3,4Jg History Club C3,4J, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Student Assembly Gig Base- ball C1,2,3,4Jg Dorm Proctor C3,4D. KENNETH RHODES HYDE, JR. 4506 Augusta Avenue Richmond, Virginia Kappa Sigma, House Committee f4J, Vice President 151g Football f1,3,4,5Jg Kaliedoscope Stalf f4J. RANDALL HARFORD JAMES 7207 Margaret Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.S. Pi Kappa Alpha, Social Chairman 131. 1'IKA JERRY WALTON JENKINS 500 Second Street Farmville, Virginia B.A. KE IIAE Kappa Sigma, House Manager 131, Secretary 141g Pi Delta Epsilong German Club 1419 Kaleido- scope 121 ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSON Farmville, Virginia B.A. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, President 141, House Commit tee 13,41, Chairman of House Improvements 131. FREDERICK ALEXANDER JESSER, 3817 Virginia Avenue Charleston, West Virginia B.A. Lambda Chi Alpha, High Rho 13,41. 86 AXA EDWIN HARVIE JONES, JR. 1508 Augustine Avenue Fredericksburg, Virginia B.A. IIAE Pi Delta Epsilong Young Republicans Club 11,2,3,41g Finance Chairman 1415 Booster Club 131g Union Philanthropic Literary Society 1413 History Club 1413 Tiger Staff 12,31. KEITH MILTON JONES 6911 Alpine Drive Annandale, Virginia I B.S. XBQ Chi Beta Phig Glee Club. , - J. 7-5 ERfug,,iM ' ' ' --fn :sqm fr ll. WEBB DARDEN JONES Box 175 Whaleyville, Virginia B.S. OAK Student Body Vice President 141: Chairman of Judic- iary Board 141g Young Democrats Club, Vice Pres- ident 131, President 141: Circle K Club Membership Chairman 131, Treasurer 1415 Chairman of Food Committee 131g Student Assembly 12,313 Honor Council 12,3,41g Organic Chemistry Lab Assistantg Omicron Delta Kappa. ROBERT DANIEL KEELING, II 619 Chaptico Road South Hill, Virginia B.S. Booster Clubg History Club. THOMAS BENTLEY KERN 119 South Washington Street Winchester, Virginia B.S. X117 Booster Club 11,21, Secretary 121, Cheerleader 1213 Wrestling 11,2,3,41g Track 12,3,51g Biology Research Assistant 12,3,4,51. LEON AGEE LACKEY, JR. 1235 Sam Lions Trail Martinsville, Virginia B.A. BX Theta Chi, Guard 121, House Committee 12,3,41: Tiger Staff 111: History Club 141. 87 JOSHUA THOMAS LAWRENCE, III Route 2 Tarboro, North Carolina B.A. IIKA Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Football Pro- gram, Co-Editor 13,413 Basketball C1,2,3,4J, Co- Captain C433 Dorm Counselor. GREENE HOWARD LAWSON, JR. 99 Newton-Sparta Road Newton, New Jersey B.A. GX History Clubg Union Philanthropic. JERRY WAYNE LEONARD 1502 Duplin Road Raleigh, North Carolina B.S. KA A Kappa Alpha, Censor 133, Scholarship Committee Chairman C3Jg Booster Club, President C435 Young Republicans C113 Track CIQZJ. 88 vfaarm- -YY: V Y -Az' ff - MICHAEL HALE LILLY 721 Spring Garden Drive Bluefield, West Virginia B.A. ET i ,e J AMES RYAN LOCKE 8500 Benjamin Avenue Norfolk, Virginia B.S. 'PPA 3 Tal: -2? .1 .fbgjv -, I ifwz 7 Mfr? RICHARD BOLTON MADDEN 2500 Riverside Drive Richmond, Virginia B.A. KA Honor Council 113g Glee Club 11,232 Student As- sembly 14Jg Circle K Club, Vice President 131. ROBERT HARPER LOVING, JR. 5620 Lakewood Drive Norfolk, Virginia B.S. EN H241 Eta Sigma Phi 12,3,4Jg Union Philanthropic 141: Fire Department 11,233 Tennis 11,2,3,4J. WICKLIFFE SANFORD LYNE 27 East Parkway, Glen Farms Newark, Delaware B.S. Glee Club 11,2,3,4J Campus Christian Associa- tiong Circle K Clubg Union Philanthropic 141, ntiisnitsn, V History Clubg German Club 12,3J, Treasurer 141g I i iz' wi lager? M af WQEEEQQ- -. Physics Lab Instructor. WILLIAM DANIEL MacGILL, III 824 Prospect Avenue Pulaski, Virginia B.A. OX History Club 1413 Democratic Club 13,413 In- tramural Coach 131. JAMES DOUGHTY MAPP, JR. Nassawadox, Virginia B.A. EN EY Sigma Nu, Secretary 1453 Junior Class Secretary- Treasurerg German Club, Secretary 13Jg Glee Club 11,2Jg Circle K Club 13,413 Library Assistant. 89 ' xif'iiQ 2ZiiiZ?mTUi' 'EHVII5' STEPHEN HAWLEY MARTIN 328 Clovelly Road Richmond, Virginia HA. K2 UAE Kappa Sigma, House Committee 131, Rush Chair- man 141, Kappa Sigma Scholarship-Leadership Award 131, Captain, Kappa Sigma Crewteam 13,413 Junior Class Historian, Pi Delta Epsilon 12,3,41g Kaleidoscope 12,3,41, Business Manager 131, Editor- in-Chief 141g Tiger Cartoonist 13,413 Football 11,2, 3,41g Track 1313 All Virginia Small College Football 131, All Mason-Dixon Football 1415 Student Assem- bly 131g President's Council 141, Board of Publica- tions 141. M N N RICHARD WAYNE MCCONNELL 1119 Stewart Drive Williamsburg, Virginia W J RA. HKA Football 11,2,41g Baseball 11,2,3,41. DAVID JAY MCKITTRICK Herman Street Crete, Illinois B.S. Young Republicans Club 111g Wrestling 131g glfemistry Lab Assistant 131, Chemistry Research DAVID MICHAEL MILBOURN Box 468 Leesburg, Virginia B.A. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, High Kappa 111, High Delta 121, High Beta 131, Student Body Secretary- Treasurerg Omicron Delta Kappa, Most Out- standing Freshman Awardg Campus Christian Association, Treasurerg German Club, Secretaryg Honor Councilg Interfraternity Councilg Student Assemblyg Football 1113 Track 1415 Dorm Coun- selor. LUTHER WHITE MATTHEWS, III 1347 Westover Avenue Norfolk, Virginia BS. KE UAE Kappa Sigma, Assistant Treasurer 1213 President 1313 Treasurer 141g Pi Delta Epsilon 13,415 Taxi Squad 12,3,41g Inter-Fraternity Council 131, President '141g Student Faculty Relations Committee 13,41g Kaleido- scope Business Staff 13,415 President's Council 13,41. 90 '35 'W-as 7 wie xx i WILLIAM ROLAND MILLER, III 3193 Adam Keeling Road Virginia Beach, Virginia B.S. KA Kappa Alpha, Historian 141, President of Pledge Class 1213 Senior Class President, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 13,41, President 1415 Circle K Club 1315 Junior Class Director 1313 Football 13,41g Wrestling 13,41, Mason-Dixon Conference Champion 1313 Dorm Counselor 141. EDWARD CLINE MOOMAW, JR. 441 Highland Avenue Roanoke, Virginia B.A. GX CHARLES COLEMAN MOORE, JR. 111 Buckingham Street Chester, Virginia B.S. AXA Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice President Pledge Class, 111, Student Curriculum Committee, Student As- sistant in Chemistry 12,31. JAMES LINDSAY MORRIS 457 Sheffield Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina B.A. IIKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Scholarship Chairman 121, Shield and Diamond Correspondent 1313 Tiger Staff 1213 Tennis 11,2,3,41, Co-Captain 141. JOHN CHARLES MORRISON P. 0. Box 173 Salem, Virginia B.A. KA Kappa Alpha, Secretary 141, House Manager 13,415 Glee Club 11,2,3,41g Football 11,2,31g Track 11,2,3,41, Sportsmanship Award 11,21, Moore MVP Award 131. 91 'FSR f , ,pm QLHLQCSJ fi is ? .:f1' ii.:-:j izlii E. lililfiiiiilliilli MILTON MERCER NEALE, III Heathsville, Virginia B.S. GX ROGER LINWOOD MORTON 417 Pine Street Farmville, Virginia PERRY DONIEL MOWBRAY, JR. 221 Bland Street Richmond, Virginia B.S. KA XBSIF 'PX OAK Kappa Alpha, No. IXQ Freshman Class Presi- dentg Chi Beta Phig Psi Chig Omicron Delta Kappag Glee Club, Treasurer 133, President 143g Circle K Club 1313 Football 11,2,3,4Jg Track 1195 Student Finance Board, Treasurer 1213 Honor Council 125g Judiciary Board 12,3J. ROBERT WOOLARD MULLIN Emmerton, Virginia B.A. H2419 Eta Sigma Phi 13,414 Glee Club 111g Union Phi- lanthropic 13,4J. 92 WILLIAM HENRY NICHOLSON, IV P. 0. Box 156 Elkton, Virginia B.A. GX Theta Chi, House Manager 14Jg History Club 13,41 Food Committee 1435 Young Democrats: Union Phil- anthropic 13,4l, Treasurer 143g Tiger Staff 13,41 Circulation Manager 143. ' MEF 'H' U, 5- Mr EUGENE BLACKFORD NOLAND, JR. 6156 Birkewood Road Huntington, West Virginia B.S. EN Sigma Nu, Commander 143, Lt. Commander 133, Pledge Marshal 113g Interfraternity Council 1435 Golf 1433 Chemistry Lab Assistant 113, Biology Lab assistant 1433 Summer Research Science Foundation 1 i -onli' WILLIAM ROBERT NOTTINGHAM, JR. 4636 Arrowhead Road Richmond, Virginia B.S. X0 Chi Phi, Secretary 1335 Glee Club, Biology Lab Assistant 133. WILLIAM EUGENE NUCKOLLS 502 Stuart Drive Galax, Virginia B.S. EX Sigma Chi, Interfraternity Council Representa- tive 123 JAMES KEATON NULL 2620 Bandy Road Roanoke, Virginia B.A. K2 Kappa Sigma, Grand Master of Ceremonies 1433 Football 11,2,3,43, Defensive Award 11,2,3,43, All-Mason-Dixon 13,43, All State 133, Co-Captain 1433 Dorm Counselor 133. ROBERT HAMILTON OWEN 803 Robertson Street Chase City, Virginia B.A. KE Kappa Sigma, Grand Treasurer 133, Student As sembly Representative 143. 93 JAMES RUSSELL PARKER, III 304 El Dorado Drive Richmond, Virginia B.S. KZ IIAE Kappa Sigma, Grand Master of Ceremonies 131g Pi Delta Epsilong Kaleidoscope, Fraternity Editor 137g Basketball 11,21 WILLIAM NICHOLS POLLARD 2915 Douglasdale Road Richmond, Virginia B.S. KA OAK Kappa Alpha, Treasurer 141: Freshman Class Vice Presidentg Judiciary Board f1,2,4Jg Student Assembly f2Jg German Club, Treasurerg Foot- ball t1,2,3,4Jg Track Cl,3,4Jg Omicron Delta Kappa. CHARLES EVERETT POSS, JR. 902 Biltmore Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. EX Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer f2,3J, Vice President 449, Rush Chairman CSJQ Young Republicansg Football t1,2,5J RICHARD EARL POTTER Chestnut Grove New Kent, Virginia B.A. IIKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Corresponding Secretary C4D. BERKELEY MILLER PEMBERTON 245 Wayt Street Waynesboro, Virginia B.A. Union Philanthropic, Young Democrats, Treasurer. 94 RANDALL WAYNE POWELL 2303 Harwood Street Richmond, Virginia B.S. ZX Sigma Chi, Historian 121, Scholarship Chairman 14Jg Circle K Club, Presidentg Student Curriculum Committee. WARREN CRUMP REDFERN 5003 Evelyn Byrd Road Richmond, Virginia B.S. KA Kappa Alpha, Intramural Manager 12,3Jg Booster Club 141. JOHN MARSHALL REID 8178 Halcyon Court Grosse Ile, Michigan B.S. Xi? UAE Pi Delta Epsilon, Tiger Statf 1l,2J. ALAN LEAVER ROBINSON 224 Kensington Road Greensboro, North Carolina B.S. Track 121 ROY EDWARD ROBINSON 807 Plank Road South Hill, Virginia B.A. QFA H29 UAE Eta Sigma Phig Pi Delta Epsilong Tiger 12,31 Copy Editor 1459 Latin Student Assistant 141. 95 ti li 'C' THOMAS BURWELL ROBINSON, JR. 207 North Granby Street Richmond, Virginia B.A. KA IIAE EXP Pi Delta Epsilon: Sigma Upsilong Glee Club 11,41g Union Philanthropicg Tiger Managing Edi- tor 141g Football Manager 1413 Track 1215 Circle K Club 1319 J .Y.N.O.g Garnet Editor. JAMES ARTHUR ROSENSTOCK, JR. 1749 South Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia B.A. HKA OAK H241 Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary 1415 Honor Council 13,41g Judiciary Board 1313 Sophomore Class Vice President, Senior Class Vice Presidentg Omicron Delta Kappa, Presidentg Eta Sigma Phi, Vice Presidentg Fellowship of Christian Athletesg Circle K Clubg Basketball 11,2,3,41g Baseball 21323413 Student Faculty Relations Committee 4 . WELLFORD LORRAINE SANDERS, JR. 3811 Seminary Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.A. KA SPX Kappa Alpha, Rush Chairman 121, Social Chair- man 121, Vice President 131, Pledge Master 131g Psi Chi, Presidentg German Club, Kaleidoscope, Feature 131, Student Assembly Representativeg Dorm Counselor. 96 JULIAN POLLARD SANDERSON, JR 2880 Braidwood Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. HKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Historian 141, History Club, Fel lowship of Christian Athletes, Tennis 141. W, . ,ff ,, ,, awe ' ,.,, , , .. ,V -'JE L tx .sw ff, , : it Tn .ey ,1. , WILLIAM JOHN SEEGERS 2701 Mayview Road Raleigh, North Carolina B.A. AXA Student Finance Committee, Secretary 131. are fn 1 a ,ii J RAY CURTIS STEELE, JR. 801 W. Montgomery Avenue Rockville, Maryland Q 0 CD Q GP' UB' ,.,. I-1 IQ Y U2 0 O H 0 ,. D! 1 '4 l'N IQ H d UQ fb 1 CA ... N :n A -li Y , - ,r asia. .V .l 3 ii lt- ,, 21- 5 FREDERICK LEWIS SHREVES, II Nelsonia, Virginia B.A. ZX UAE Pi Delta Epsilong German Club, President 135g Young Democrats, Tiger Staff, Kaleidoscope. PETER WILLIAM SMITH, IV 603 McCormick Blvd. Clifton Forge, Virginia B.A. HKA I W Circle K Clubg Football 11,2,3J. a WALTER CLEMENT SPRYE, JR. 1724 Lafayette Circle Rocky Mount, North Carolina B.A. IIKA IIAE Pi Kappa Alpha, Alumni Secretary 141, President 151: Pi Delta Epsilon 13,4,5Jg Interfraternity Council 12,3,4,5J, President 1473 Booster Club 11,259 Tiger Staff 13,4J, Circulation Manager 133, Business Manager 141g Student Faculty Relations Committee 13,4J. KEARFOTT MCCAULL STONE 2215 Brambleton Avenue, S.W. Roanoke, Virginia B.S. Circle K Club 13,4J, Vice President 1435 Booster Club 12,3,4Jg History Club 1415 Tiger Band 11,2,3,4J, Leader 13,499 Chemistry Lab Assistant 13,4J. WILLIAM TORRENCE STUCHELL, III 27 Hamilton Lane Darien, Connecticut B.A. K2 IIAE Kappa Sigma, Guard 1413 Pi Delta Epsilon, Secre- tary-Treasurer 141, German Clubg Kaleidoscope 121. 'F nz' I I T -22'-1:5 v iii, H rf , ROBERT RUDD SWANN 1422 Daniel Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Sigma Nu, Historian 121, Alumni Contact Offi- cer 141g Glee Club 11,2,31, Librarian 1219 Tiger Band 11,215 Campus Christian Association 121g Physics Lab Assistant 121. GEORGE EDWARD TALBOT JR 307 Rockbridge Road Portsmouth, Virginia BA ZW Sigma Ni1,'Reporter 131, Treasurer 1413 Glee Club ' 121g Booster Club 11,2,3,41. WAYNE THOMAS TENNENT 8214 Brookheld Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. HKA Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer 131, Vice President 141, Baseball 11,2,3,41. - f .ter A ' GEORGE SUMMERS , JR. 412 Pennsylvania Avenue Salem, Virginia B.A. ZX Sigma Chi, Secretary 121, Treasurer 131, President 141: German Club, Business Managerg Fellowship of Christian Athletesg President's Councilg Interfratern- ity Council, Vice Presidentg Football 12,3,4,51g Track C21- 98 'i HERBERT STETSON TINKHAM 15 Bayberry Lane Williamsburg, Virginia B.S. X45 IIAE Chi Phi, Custodian 123, Secretary 135, Vice President 143, Pi Delta Epsilong Food Committeeg Tiger Staff 11,2,3,4J, News Editor 141. LOYD FREDERICK TOWERS, II 1051 Boroughbridge Road Richmond, Virginia B.S. XBQ Chi Beta Phi 13,4J, Vice President 141. LAWRENCE TURNER TRICE, JR. 211 Sheridan Avenue Winchester, Virginia B.A. QPFA, HZ? Phi Gamma Recordin Secretar 34 ' Eta Si . 9 g y 1 1 Ja g' ma Phi, Treasurer 143. REMUS STROTHER TURNER, JR. 111 Battle Road Greensboro, North Carolina 7 B.S. Sk Theta Chi, Pledge Marshal 1413 Hampden-Sydney Tiger, Sports Editor 133, Business Manager 14Jg Tennis 12,4J. JAMES KENDALL WHITAKER, JR. 1513 Westwood Avenue Richmond, Virginia B.A. ZX Sigma Chi, Rush Chairman 12,3b, Treasurer 133, President 1413 Football 11,2,4Jg Track 111. 99 ODIE ALLEN WHITLOW 8633 Larkspur Road Bon Air, Virginia B.S. Booster Club, History Clubg Chemistry sistant. A - -RF-.Ez-g.,r?. T? ' ri '-Lu.-vw, 741 Lab As- CHARLES LASSITER WILLIAMS, JR. 12616 South Petersburg Street Chester, Virginia B.S. GX 1 Circle K Club, Young Democratsg Dorm Coun- selor. THOMAS SUBLETT WOODALL 3815 Brook Road Richmond, Virginia B.A. EN EY Sigma Nu, Sentinel, House Manager, Pledge Class Secretary, Interfraternity Council, Fresh- man Class Historian' So homore Class Historian , P 3 Sigma Upsilon, Vice President 133, President 1433 Booster Club, President 133, Vice President 123, Glee Club 11,239 Circle K Clubg Most Outstand- ing School Spirit Award 1139 Head Cheerleader 12,37- JAN MICHAEL YAROSZ 1315 Virginia Avenue Monaca, Pennsylvania Basketball 11 ,2,3,43. FENTON PRIEST WILKINSON 912 Cambridge Place Norfolk, Virginia BS X'-17 chi Phi, Social Chairman 13,434 Glee C German Club, Treasurer 133. lub 11,233 100 hm ' f 'wk V -15 ,V 3 X . 1. V iw tha V V5 '.,' - 'fi-'F' .-Z gy Y'?gWQff.ff' 1 , ,IJ X .. .SW 1,w :uzf5'? -lk W5 H22 b H J, gg: ' 4 .f Xb' Q IM .xv'wql, ' ,N 1 414, Www, U n ru wvm-, uf . x7 M X, 23 f A Q W- x ' mm 'FQ .agp - wt, , wap 'ini .Ag J- , 1 . . X 'fr , . 9- af-3? . .A 2 x . A. ,I ' - L ,gg , .,,. ik , iff Q. I ' g 4 6 . 1 , hw 'Q --.am ' . is .. Y - Q .ng W as NT' P I? lg Q 2' 1 'Qi- ,,r, Q 1 I' . ,H K an 4 an 19 944, .- . 0 A ,gun A-0 ' .: -7,1-:G -'QQ ' in-f-It-y i- 19' Lff . 5, W 'vu 34. Un bstsp Simi P firm vw-bb S ort I '-2,1 -mx 'it mi' 4 'Qs P rg'-. Z . r' un L. N. 'sv' 9 kuwx qv 'VY-.a+ 'l A ,.. :L fifag- ' H7 rw .xy 5- 1 -b 1 . 15 1-ff-1. V I .., I s f.f1aaf'i?w X-in-'e 'fgfzff ijt- . , , f - 4 . . -Z-1., T41 -f-!:3'7,.cH .a , '-I 2' -5.2- -- -v .. G 1147. ff- ' 1-' . - uw...- -. - zu.. . U 4? ,Md l --L' ., r- . 1 . l- Z' get . -, . 1 , :.:. ' 5- - 7' , ,,, ...R 3'5 - 'T 1 ' - . f ' ' , . 1 , A ,r . M,--f V, I 1 , . .J ' ' gf-'X ' 'iff A , .1 Wi 'L-I H Re' C' :- '54 A Ma on-Dixon Conference Champion First Row: Bobby Caudle, Donnie Lee, Bryce Iewett, Mac Mc- Rome, Ronnie Axselle. Second Row: Bob Unrue, Giles Asbury, Connell, Steve Martin, Pete Mowbray, Chuck Poss, Bill Chewning, Mike Tiller, Gary Wheeler, Tom Smith, Will Frank, Russ Pal- Iirnmy Null, Rod Goggin, Ken Hyde, Jim Mackey, Bill Miller, more, Randy Edwards, Walt McKibbon, Sven Olsen, John Mack Billy Pollard, George Summers, David Beard, Mike Krupin, Phil Bob Albee, Jimmy Lee, Bub Douglas, Ray Dodson, Mike Vaughan, H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC H-SC 1966 Football Schedule . . ........................ Guilford ....... Shepherd . . . Washington-Lee . . . . . . Bridgewater . . Western Maryland . . .Johns Hopkins . . Emory and Henry . . . . . . Frederick Centre .. Randolph-Macon 7 0 3 6 0 0 29 17 18 14 David Stradinger, Warren Shaw. Third Row: Dickie Douglas, Lloyd Goode, Jim Whorley, Rick Merrill, George Eyster, Charles Ewing, Lindsay Blanton, Clay Matthews, Phil Sherrod, Bobby Rutherford, Mike King, Guy Wohlford, Bobby Topping, Dave Mercer, Dan m4.l-L:--H .- Q-. Coach Stokeley Fulton Shuille, Bob Walker, Boyd Scarborough, Chuck Edwards, Don Wingfield. Fourth Row: Bob Michael, Garnett Morton, Bob Kelly, Jim Mattson, John Markel, Himmelwright. Sonny Witt, Ed Carpenter, Heber .aft 5315 2-J. J If-J .ttf f tl pf .L 5 , at 1 - U I ' . su , ali .lul N in Q ' ' 9 M235 Football 1966 Having lost the best quarterback in the school's history, an honorable men- tion All American halfback, and an All Mason-Dixon end, Coach Stokeley Ful- ton at the beginning of the campaign was not as optimistic about the 1966 season as in the past. Mentor Fulton scored several pluses as he opened the season against the al- ways-tough Guilford College Quakers. His defense was one of Hampden-Syd- ney's strongest. Co-captains Jim Null and Rod Goggin led this unit which al- lowed only l7l yards per game in total offense during the year. Null, along with tackle Ray Dodson, end Jim Mackey CNO, he didn't play for the Colts on Sun- daysj, halfback Russ Palmore, made the All Mason-Dixon Squad. These men played well against heavily-favored Guil- ford. They stopped the Quakers again and again, and the margin of victory turned out to be a 55-yard punt return in the third quarter. The offense made it to the one foot line, but Guilford's All American linebacker, Ronnie Winslow, robbed the Tigers of a tie and possible victory. Summers rolls out to pass Rookie Russ Palmore makes an All Conference play. Follow me, little man! .-Q.-R 1 .r , 1 v 'Q , iqx ,, E , I ,. 1 1 ex as w -7 -4 u . -1 x 9. - N Most Valuable Player, Phil Rome, grinds for yardage. Mg, , N, ,mum :gl gl. ,W WW. W m.sW'x8,, wfiim, 'W N Ndgif. W, ' 'aah A-ww U.- v gfim, H'-'- 1 , -MW, . lx., W, Jimmy Lee reaches record-breaking heights ji S-,X 1 Jim Mackey enjoys halftime refreshments. P.,-sq 'f' .inf .4 V. Gary Wheeler gains tough yardage in the W8cL Mud Bowl. Null and Vaughan are ready for Macon's charge. if ,I I v i: u -5 ZA52.. ' :A ig as 5 ' X l 'V E v nw- i f ga 'H' 'v' as I Q. A, -K' 3 ir E ,. 4 -- - -.5 -1, Rome punches one over for six. 108 . --13 gc, gap! -V v 35 x ,sg??' , .Am Au- 1- mr 'ear' 1 'ad 4 F7 url? -3-1341 fjiv fm ' 15 xi un- S- 'I ' :'1' 'Lf all n. ii, ' The Tigers charged ahead in their second game to beat a hefty Shepherd team 35-0. Halfback Phil Rome estab- lished himself as one of the most-feared runners in the conference. During the season Rome ran 946 yards to become one of the top 20 rushers in Small Col- lege Football in the country. Continuing his fine pass-catching, wingback Jim Lee earned All Mason-Dixon honors and broke his own pass-reception record. He hauled in 45 passes for 564 yards. The third game of the season was played in 6 inches of mud as the Ti- gers journeyed to Washington and Lee. The team took an early lead on a 27 yard field goal by freshman booter Don Wingfield. W8LL tied the contest in the third quarter and nearly pulled the game out in the last few seconds when a field goal attempt bounced off the uprights. I 2 ' Illlllll 1115 1 W ' -'5 nm- :, K rf -1 1 - 'xiii ff' . H A ft ,V ii .I -5' .MIA-5j,,gk gl. ,RQ rl .1 l . . , .A -.raw , was . ' 'TM , f, ' -2 . ,-1h ' ii, .gf V f ' . .- IW-49 '- X, ,. 1 . 4 V ,...- it 1 V ' ' 'f 4- if 2- I 1' 1U,..m.l fVarSv?f?5f5tisi3fJ5'QfATZ.mfg,1r'a'9'i.EKUii'5lQi?l5i'uzmm, - i, ww Mowbray leads Tiger interference. Randy Edwards makes a diving catch. Vaughan moves in for the kill mini, .L Ray Kill Dodson Woe, Baby. ri- 'Homer Steve Martin shows All Conference form. -sf.:'i1,,g..:t?25?fi? 1 -. . K 'U .- ' -.,.' ff' ' - U , ,. -7' T ' . ' 2' pm S ri. L :mx 4 -'bf , 2- ,. -t- .., -- .-. .. -'- - 1- wi' ' 21- .w ' W , .I --WI -N . ., A . . ..-- -1, ..- ' If - ' -'1 r- , s .ff ,-,. - WM, -' Mac MacConnell intercepts. The next three weeks were the most rewarding for the Tigers. They ran their record to 4-1-1 as they defeated Bridge- water 26-6, Western Maryland 14-0, and Johns Hopkins 28-0. Deke Summers, who had played behind Whitey Lipscomb for 3 years established himself as the Ti- ger's number one signal caller. Bryce Jewett was opening up holes for Rome and once again proved himself an All Mason-Dixon performer. Prospects looked good for coach Ful- ton, but, as last year, his team hit a mid- season slump. Against a strong Emory and Henry team, the Tigers came to the end of their winning streak. Leading with only three minutes to go the Tigers had a pass intercepted and a run-back for a touchdown resulted in an Emory and Henry victory. Down, after the E8LH game, the Tigers were upset by Frederick 17-7. Rome was hurt in the game and did not regain his form until the season's final game against Randolph-Macon. The following week the team was treated to a plane ride and a chance to run against the number one small college defensive team in the nation. After a bad first half, they found themselves down 18-0 and were never able to get back in the ball game. Final score: Centre 18, HS-C 14. Neandertha1,' John Mack hooks a Macon end. Q The Tigers' unsung hero, Coach Bill Pegram. Sugar Bear Bryce Jewett is all wet. .a al, -, Co-Captain, Rod Goggin, rushes an Emory 8: Henry pass. With a disappointing 4-4-1 record the Tigers met arch-rival Randolph-Macon, 7-0-l, in the season's final game. Ev- erybody was in for a surprise . . . right Yellow Jackets? The game did not go well until Russ Palmore picked off a Dave Wetzel pass and went 35 yards for a touchdown. The Yellow Jackets scored on a drive just before the half to tie 7-7. The second half started off poorly for the Tigers as they lost the ball on the kick-off because of a penalty. Then the Jackets scored to put the Tigers behind. Once, twice, thrice, the Tigers were inside the 5, but the Jackets stood firm. The Tigers tried once more as Summers hit Randy Edwards with a three-yard pass. This touchdown, coupled with a Macon safety compliments of Mike Vaughan and Rod Goggin, shot Macon's season and its Mason-Dixon Championship. What might have been a bad season was now one lined with gold, and every- one lived happily ever after. EK ,co '1- 4 .5-,. 1 . f'.v. V' 4 Q f . -M J., ' , A Q ,Y , ,i N I ka .!' ' V -Zn, 1 f Q ,pf . , . ., F, 'Q ... . . w ' M I, . 'A ...g,...,. V 4 fs, , .5 4 . ff + 2 ,-, 1 . f' 3- M, 4 :V ., , -a Kfisv- TAT .' - ' f r 1 . ....f..fff.. . . . tar' f, - - v 'Gm V ' X ,V., 5. i .I 1 F5 , ., t B Ni V X T ' .r' - T, ' 1 ' A . ,fy .fn-. N I-, .QV ' 9- .04 , - .. , ZW 'Z .. 4 agen v A ,whiff -h 1 31. N xv K .fy 4 E' I' - - , . v . 5 '. V11 K4 - ' I F .. -L .,1 ,- 'I'?Vl- Y. . ,- A -.f , . ., . .. J .. ,lf.e4:w ' zwsiis- P.-if-ff. . . Izzy.. . ' 'W' . .pf . ' . '. eg- A . N, ,L 'Y9' 1. . .. . ,. .za,,,3.x, ,Q .. . .5 -- Q.. ,- V :Q .1 W Q.. .JA--H -41.1. L , 4 7 . - ..,..1-Wy. rf f .4 1. - - 91 -sw . A . . .gym 5 , - .gqyf W ,g . I 4 V-.M , 5243 fs. .- N ,K . . 'V A -Qtr. . V ,igt-,g,5,x,.. - i.. ...QQLQ m ' , .f .-1 if.. , ' . ., 4. 4 .. ., .- .. N . . . fx' IQ:-'4 ., i .i.-r-'93-:-15 ' -' ' 'N - .Hz -fn 4444.-,f-'3.,fe.,1 593.1 a WNW MRL -ww Q.: .511 . L 3- ,',., Q 4-4 f-- 'Z'h.,w wyf.-4.,f -A,-,. , WA. H ..,.A. xg, ,. . ,,-. -79. W, V .f '3'lk-' 1. 4, G .. 7... - . gk-AJ - N ' 43' - 4 4 ' . -. XV-:..' . sf' Mf ' 5:1 , . .- 3 'my N. '- -JV. '41-.sh . .' 5 . . -'----'1 ,3,,,,- ' '35, 4g:'g.4,gma+.'YQi:?'f..fL5. N1 Nl! nl' '. ,f'l5... ax '!- . .riff -1.4, mv! ' 42 5.,Xpv'B. yr. ..-. .- .1 .1-1 -.-, 4 4. ...Q .-3.,- -fl -. if .M ,xx ,P 5 1-N .,,- f. ..f.4,r' .f n 4- , -,Hg , '-Q-0.4!-.A . 1,- ..--:us-3y,'-v-t-f Nj '. 5 q.. A-.Nj ..S 'Q -I L- sl:-A , 4 I -,.-,,:, -4 ... ij' xg: . fy, ., -' ,.i 4 , . ........,, ,, . W.-4 'QWQQ -4 0 --,L , K wwu gr. gf' Af cw. . K X 4'-1 Aw ' 1 K 1 W M A A -4 I J 4 ,E W' Y, . ,QQ SQ - 1 ' f W' ', I X 5 ' , 1 4. Y x ' '14-'5 A A ' 3, ,, gd Q ' L 3: I 1 vi L E W1 4. as A? A .1 1 1, - 1. ' ' r 1 ' N. , 1. .L J x 1 . 1 4 4 Ya I' . A -. . W . .Q w 5 K I -m V ,i 5' 4,4 ' f ,gr Q X t 4 L , I. 1. d Q 5' 1 . .4 , 1 h X X . va , 7 I 1 ,V Z, - s 4' w ' if .1 444 I 5,9 ., 1 f 5, ' . Q ' f Q Q ,la It Ln Q 525 rg l I H - ,4 , ' . 2 , 'lu' ,' 1 . .-.tim 7,6 fu 'h , Qlf. Y ' -' E4 .1 1 I ' , -. ' pg ,,-4 gg. Q . f 1 . f f ,R ' ' .K .9 Q. '.--'- .,. . .lu gpnlg, , 1 nr. . ' MY ,,n .., , 4 'Z . .f - V4 . . .,, N 4, . . Q U , . 4. , -3 J., , 4 . X ,Jr ,. U , . , , , ., f .. 3' ' , '2vz,,f 4.1 fm.. T' ' . 1 H Q2 A y 'Q Q .,:.- , L- ' f- ' , - -y- g ' -T 4 ',. Hx 6 H H. 5 'f -15. 1-a 514 - -21- V - Lt? , N-j x -F 4. - fa -g,.-ia A .. .1 .N 1' I 1 YQ 4 .fl 1- Z -. ...,, . - '- . ffvrf ' 213 1 ' if f wt, Kg. ... ,- ,jhgjg A v , , . QW' -' n n 'f ,, v -4 . -- .- rp... Y Jw. ,, M -A: .f'.,.e asf s 4 ,K 4. Q. 2-3, AZ... ,?..L xv. , N - .4 - .,, Lv 4.4 .ff , s. . . . ...7 Y . xi.--L 1, 5-,,,:..f, , X ' .. '.-- -M ' 1, ff J f Q.,- 4 K .- A X ,, .A 5' . I f 1 L' -4 . 'w r , - 'X 1 ,, 4 H- V , -.:1,,,. v . ff K 4 . -'T , Y ' gf. K J' ' I 1 rf 1 . .. R, '.g,,+-- gh ' , . Wu. .mf ' ' 'J'-' . .f ' I' Iv , :I ' my 'Rf' -' -' :Q , . -5-I, H 415 - r 'r- .. - 44 Q., 4 V, ,. , A :gf -. :Ea ' ' ,V --1 ' 9 i , 1 ,F 5 S. ' 441f',, 4. . ' --. M if , X .D - 4 ' it Q N -4 'f f- . 9- f f . Y -A f 44.. . 3, .J , . 1-w 35. .fp 4 -w 4 .. , .. fi 3 f'r - ' ,1 1 xxf' -' , - ,N 1 ' 'Q' J n 1' ' ik:-' mn R 'I N .4 ,B X if , .Rik A, x.- on V 5' A 1 - ' V3 ' X If 5 A.. . ' A A.. A , . I4 1 I I . V ,I . : IQ: , V v, Q . , , .1 ,yay V.,!wN:'E.-'. '-,L 1 1,3 A t 11:-,ifqgjflj-4:33 ' .. ' ' 4 .35 f.. f, .X 'Z . , - . 21 Y. ' W 791' 7' 4- -'- H- . M , 41 f-- 'a 1 - -7 f 5,-L H , f ,-H K, ' - , - z', . 'vj'.,-, 1. , - '. v 1 'MS 'hal 4. 4 f df., f-H! 'a1'fi,'T'- 'f 4 . - H 4- . .,'. - x.. - 4. :,. -' ,W .4 . 5 ' J'gQ?i. -,, Q,- X Y .1 V weqww ' ' N '- b X Nw . , H' wx, sep., ,..--Ik, wi.. -S PWA' Y Nigga 4- -faf ,Ark ,N L5 E '. W' 1 . 1- , vvv' , -,lf H. '1' 43 , '- .. - K x 1' Y -. J' ' X! J' , - - -'H H 4 .11 h ' . -2 f 1... wgqn 4- 4 1'-. -,i'4 .'.-- I .'.'.of,'!?',' A: r A' ' -gqf ' -- , 'ff 52' ' 5 b-1. P, I .- V , P ..,, I 1 L, I .. 1 . ig, f - ,...-f A .I .Q .-T, - if, ' ,gig QL ,lv N- Y- I A . . . ...,,, j L.: .-.,, 4 -j 1 1' ,. 4, .4--H, -'T' ,-, fp- f .,,.,.i,,f. .F .5 . . , . . ,, Q. , .f vim Q ' . 3. I, I, gg .Y , 1 , , , I. , . ' J 'f f ., 4- . , I '- -.44 , 'i-45.255 - '?.' SAC .' Q. ' ' r 1954 - Y-. 1 ' H' -, - ': .54 f-'45 Y 1 4 Q. ,. Q- 9.1, Z. ., .. .4 . xg. x 5. V-1' J WN? . - f U' .V vw by ' fs W 4.....', 9. JKT . 1 ' : f Vw 4- 1 . 1 4 uf. 54' . ' if-4 fri 4 . I if ' LAK ' 1 l 1 V w- ' V Mi' W' 'Nmrf M' T474 5 .L .- 7: ., A hm' v-1.5457 Z'- J.-'lf'nT15'- E N954- - , .' xg 'Q H' -4 ' '4' ,..4. 1.-5 -fff 1-i',,.aY?f-1 I., v . . ,,. . f J '- .4 . -, .4 . gn. fx. . 42' .5 Ly - A . A. 449,-, R, s . ' , ' 1-' 41. 4. ' - 4L.: q'.f1 j '.gA,::.-- HW:-. 1 .f ,.f'l9' N f il ' mi v iff:-: 'igww J fx' ii? H , Jgl., if-L6 'Lg ' if '-'kiggi' 4 , Q - '- - , 4 . . M . ,, 4-. ,,,.i..L. . . ,,.,- A, ...rgv y -A F I VA R-.W . l . I .1 L. , , 'za F v.,-,.-I'. 1, ,.,.. . K-vig. , A' .qjfz I- 4 1. if , l . -4 ,,,,x ' .. -.. hx .14 4.4 x iQ-.,f.z.,',g 4... sg- A . .M ix- ,I .54 . -MH. Wu- Iv. 'Q f L+: Sw 1 .gzggusf . ...W Alain 41 . ,- 4 if ' ff' lr I L n Bill Miller swats a Wasp for a long loss. Bill Chewning heads for a down-Held block. ' w ' ffl -evil. Chuck Poss and All Mason-Dixon guard Bryce Jewett protect for the roll out. n',l,' 3 wh En I, iw. ,' I Bobby Unrue catches his breath at halftime. -'14 'I K W 1.. fiz This'l1 only hurt for a minute. Congratulations from Coach Wacker. Co-captain Jim Null in pursuit. We won! l A 55 , up 4 ET-A E he K '1'?-if +LQwl1A' PM . ' 115 ,- -. . . r . .W f- ..-,g-Q,uq...' V umrin - 1 In a closely matched game against Frederick College, the 1966-1967 Hampden- Sydney basketball season got under way on December 1, 1966. The Tigers won by one point, 93-92, as Denis Soden put the Tigers ahead with only nine seconds remaining in the game. Eddie Dyer and Soden, who had 23 points, with the help of Tom Lawrence, proved to be the stren-gth of the Tiger attack. The first home game of the season proved to be a disappointment for the Tigers as they lost to perennial conference power Mount St. Mary's, 83-71. Fred McNeer played a tremendous game as he poured in 27 points for Hampden- Sydney. The Tigers then began to roll as they posted winning scores over Lynchburg, Washington and Lee, R. P. I., Roanoke College, and Eastern Mennonite. At this point in the season, the Tigers had an impressive record of six wins and only one loss. The Christmas vacation proved to be a real vacation for the tall men from the Hill. Hampden-Sydney raced past Emory and Henry and Fort Eustis, 95-76 and 104-56 respectively, to play in the finals against Elizabeth City in the Fort Eustis Tournament. Again, Dyer and Soden proved to be the big guns for H-S, and with the aid of Jan Yarosz, this threesome placed the Tigers in the winners circle by beating Elizabeth City, 99-85. Jan Yarosz and Fred McNeer demonstrate that Basketball is a non-contact sport. 116 Eddie Dyer shows his All Mason-Dixon form. Jan Yarosz fires two for the Tigers. The sky then fell in on H-SC as they returned to regular season play. They lost their next four games in a row. It was not until the Tigers met Randolph- Macon that the situation brightened. The January 14 game was Hampden-Sydney's first win over Macon in the last seven games with them. The 56-55 victory proved to be the impetus for a sharp up- turn in spirit for the remainder of the season. The low score is indicative of the tremendous defensive battle which marked that game. The Tiger defense was led by guards Charlie Cobb and Don Robison as Dyer led the scoring with 23 points. The Tigers then posted victories over Lynchburg, 107-79, Eastern Mennonite, 121-76, and Shepherd College, 83-69. Dyer, Cobb, Robison, and Yarosz paced the Tigers through these wins. Hampden-Sydney again met Randolph- Macon and this time beat the Yellow Jackets 79-69. Soden and Robison led the defense as Dyer and Yarosz provided the offensive punch. The Tigers next defeated Washington College, 124-915 Bridgewater 85-77, and Roanoke College 96-90. Again, it was Cobb, Soden, Robison and Yarosz who held Hampden-Sydney together and gave them the boost that was need to win these games. Hampden-Sydney then lost to power- house Old Dominion 103-90. Exceptional shooting by Old Dominion proved to be too much for the Tigers, as O. D. hit 63'Z: of their shots. Soden had 28 points and ten rebounds in a line performance followed by Dyer with 20. The Hampden-Sydney Tigers iinished their regular s e a s o n schedule against Frederick College at Gammon Gym. Al- though the game had no signiiicance in the Mason-Dixon race, it was to decide the Virginia small college championship. Dyer, hitting from outside, and Soden, from inside, carried the load on offense, scoring 24 and 18 points respectively. Senior Co-captains Jim Rosenstock and Tom Lawrence, as well as Yarosz, bowed out in fine style in their last home game. Basketball S. Beach, F. McNeer, D. Soden, W. Parker, R. Hallman, J. Rosenstock, T. Lawrence J. Yarosz, D. Robison, D. Pond, C. Cobb, J. Ramsey, C. Hughes. 117 Charlie Cobb shoots above a Washington College defender. BASKETBALL 1966-67 .....................Frederick 92 . . .... Mount Saint Mary's 83 . . .......... Lynchburg 83 . . . . . Washington 8a Lee 66 . . ........... Roanoke 66 . . . . . Eastern Mennonite 63 . . ....... Bridgewater 91 . . ........ R. P. I. 79 . . ..... Old Dominion 100 . . .... William and Mary 100 . . . . . Randolph-Macon 55 ..........Lynchburg 74 . . . . . Eastern Mennonite 76 . . ......... Shepherd 69 . . ...... Randolph-Macon 69 . . . . . Washington College 91 .........Bridgewater 77 . . ....... Roanoke 90 ...................OldDom1n1on 103 Fred McNeer looks for help from Tiger teammates. ....................Frederick 77 Fort Eustis Tournament ...............Emory8cHenry 76 ...................FortEustis 56 .................ElizabethCity 85 Mason-Dixon Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . Catholic University 70 . . . . . . . . Mount Saint Mary's 87 Tiger Mentor Bill Pegram gives instruc- tions during time out. 5-,, , ' 'em Eddie Dyer drives for two hard-earned points against the Mounts. range. . 119 l ,X Washington College players look on as Soden shoots jump shot. Beach ups the Tiger score with two from long ffl:- . ll. ,lv im rl..-. , .ad .f. ,4 W.. X 155 '- ig -T 3? .Q f-ww, 'A x ,s i , P N We gotta do something ll' ' about the right side of our inlieldf' H 1 1 Ji r V Q, x April April April April April April April April April April May May May 4 -lu . BASEBALL SCHEDULE 4 5 7 ll 13 17 18 25 26 29 2 4 6 . . New Bedford Tech . . . . . . . Lynchburg . . . Mt. St. Mary's . . . . . . . Old Dominion . . . . Lynchburg R.P.I. . . Old Dominion . . . . . . . . Bridgewater . . . Washington 84 Lee . . . . . . . . Randolph-Macon R.P.I. . . . Washington 8a Lee . . . . Randolph-Macon . 5 Yang K. ,.. .. ,. , A. , ,, . ,J N., Baseball First row: D. Douglas, R. Palmore, J. Lee, I. Hazelgrove, M. McConnell, B. Albee, W. Tennant, J. Rosen- stock, A. I-Iazelgrove, G. Swearingen, C. Sudduth. Second row: Coach Fulton, H. Himmelright, S. French J. Ellis, N. Ewell, D. Pond, A. Fulford, G. Eyster, P. Spencer, R. Vaughan, W. Penick. 'F-1'9 --f ffl-1 .1 -f.4 .. , . . '. ' . . J ' ,. ..,- , , A -.., , , .. .- ,, . ,,,A,1.,..:,...,. . A .. ., D. ... .A . . mf.. ,.-.fn -, . A E ml., ,..z., .... . ,..,, ..- .... -fl , .- -. 121 April April April April April ' April April April April April April May May May May Tennis 4 5 11 14 17 19 22 24 25 26 29 1 2 6 8 SCHEDULE ...Richmond . . . Lynchburg V.P.I. Roanoke . . . . Old Dominion . . . . . Lynchburg Mt. St. Mary's . . . . Old Dominion . . . . Bridgewater Roanoke . . . Randolph-Macon Loyola Towson . . . . . Randolph-Macon ..........................Washington8cLee . v Y if Kneeling: S. Campbell. Left to Right: W. Weaver, H. Cummings, P. Sharrod, F. McNeer, W. Pumphery, M. Feldmann, W. Nance. 122 . 'ALI'- 5J. 'if,,' C 1 f 1 U. f Tennis team captain, Scott Campbell. - , 35' an 1 1 : n,m1 -, 1 wwf 1 1 we 1 5321 if ,' 1 H 1 sm 511 11,1 511, it HQ., , , 11 1 111' ' 1' 11 N wt H Vw 11 - 1 f1J 11?-1-Q5 11- f 735 '1 L ,W J 1 ,L .. ! .- Q5 f v I . 'WN-1 fu ff is W WN? Jie f ww. ' ,Q XE Q4 .. ff- -' J.-. 1 , ,.z.4a-!Ffo s. V ' '. l'fi,'i7 f wrlifziif-Q -llmiiagi 3 i W. , ' 'lil-5353, JW ,sem F. ,r -me ,,, L V--. .A., ,, , N 1- .. ,M l H' :L ps ..:a.' 7 f' ,,..,-- 'le K I .fee , . , r 4,4 .f.-., 'fa' Q , , may - Mgg., , ' 1 ,l ...--.1 A N ,. ' if ' . 'I. , 3- ,s,,..5.?i':k ., . First row: J. Morrison, B. Chewning. Second row: D. Fries, G. Wheeler, M. Tiller, B. Franz, B. Pollard, D. Walton, J. Cockrell, N. Turpin, R. Jester, R. Tweel, A. Cox. Third row: R. Tabb, M. Stewart, W. Scruggs, T. Kern, D. Milbourn, J. Hollingsworth, B. Cockrell, A. Glaser, J. Groneman. Shove it, Unrue! SEAS S TRACK SCHEDULE April 5 ................... Lynchburg April 8 ....... Frederick April 12 . . . .... Old Dominion April 15 . .. .... Randolph-Macon April 20 . . , ........ Roanoke April 22 . . . ........ M-D Relays April 26 . . . .... Washington SL Lee April 29 . . . ...... Little Eight May 3 . . . . . . Bridgewater May 6 . . . . . . State Meet May 12-13 . . . .... M-D Meet Qi! 5+ ,al X Track . ..............-.. aemg . , ... , . ..-A-. 45. f .,, , ., I ' ., f .tn ..- mm: H 1TJi '0i1K:m..n' i 'aft N' ., if! ' A ' ' if g Ughhhhhs Run, Billy, the Lions are after you. ...E X , ,,.. -,Vw MM. Golf -ng 'E' 1-. -f , 1 ,,. . wx.-. . .J- X . . X I QT- H H .v ,. . A - ,-qw . . -1 X-? - ',. '.. iff 11.5551 --Qfl-9 ?m,L,:,'f- -1 'fy-V' , lu ' W . .mir-X, 'gf . . ,- ,. Q . 4. 1 : J v . - , ' - . 4- M , . , .. - . -Q,.g:.' -- mi, , N . --.tgp - -4 . . 4' Qs, ' 'M 'fx7...- . H . -- ... I f - ' ,K '- , - sr JN .VL,4.'.i'-P . V ' .,. . . .,.-. , ,M - .f -'Pi ' J-A - - ' ,. . ,, -'v--+r14175w..,: . - . ,--H , ,. -5,-.,, . -5' 1 I 4-gf. 1'-5-,-,v--:lift P f -.iw fff p ' Q A 4- - ' 4 -:HQAUQRB E -'dfiiigai '-3-fre Sf-'L' 5 -. v . - -'TJ.s.'5ff7S - .- x -1 we , 2 4- ff- In Hr we '- -V 'us 'S -.2 .. I---:wg in Q.. . 1 L , j:.,g- I . -, I -- ..um 'psf - lu . ' . v , J . . 1' .5-V - .- m.-.r. 5- vuv'lLf13T5 j'1-, vi: -Y ., f j.. Ji 2. . :xx - ' ,I ,, V 7 1- Eff ' ' ' , n . . V . , A A x 126 Nunley down for squirrel shot. Left to right: C. Smith, C. Richard- son, W. Nunley, J. J. Councill, E. Dyer, J. Beckner, M. Johnson. April April April April April April April May May 6 ll 13 18 20 24 25 4 8 GOLF SCHEDULE . . . . . . . . Washington 84 Lee . . . Richmond . Bridgewater R.P.I. . . . . . Randolph-Macon . . . . Roanoke . . Lynchburg Old Dominion . . .M-D Meet '1'1 1 mrqi ,.u 127 Dyer treed again. s----., -News ft. W wg.. ,'f XLg .wwf 'ru '- . 16 Hampden-Sydney vs 26 23 19 13 19 31 23 15 22 l l L William 8: Mary Newport News A. R. P. I. Loyola Towson Catholic U. American U. R. P. I. Baltimore U. Gallaudet First Row: D. Morrison, M. Tilson, J. Dresher, B. Graham, V. Ober, W. Porter- iield, L. Grant. Second Row: S. Ortner, B. Miller, D. Frank, R. Merrill, R. Dodson, D. Walton, Coach Wacker. 128 Mason-Dixon Champion Bill Miller shows control, Wrestling Pin 'im, Doc! ,, J-.-L mn mi.- s. Q, , it .f .ti W' 3-1 A . , '-N252 .fuss we Eighty-one per cent of Hampden-Sydney students engage in intramural sports, representing each of the nine fraternities and the independents. Through such activities, a competitive spirit is developed among the students. Outstanding in- dividuals and championship teams are recognized for their efforts in the Awards Assembly at the close of the school year. The team having the highest overall standing wins the Intramural Cup for its showing. 130 Intramurals ,J Hifi? K A J H., u - . 'Qf up xf:2av-':..-- ' J , ' Jo -as x' . Dx- . ' .s r ' Q 'Q A 'sc 1 A 'ts QF, fxys 'sw' X' M' ' Q A l I ' sd, f -x r -'af ., J' ' v. - -- . .4 si- is . '1 A' .ff'.b 5fg1?,,gl4'ig f ' i 's fWP':.J.0,'- Lick J'x ,- - .x u- ' . 35-QM 1 :,. r55gT..:,gl-Q- A - 1.5 5 . , Q! 1 , 3? 1- 'F hr IS . xl? r 1-xxx li:-. - Q r ' . 193' F- rx' rw' Q--.tl ' 'T - I - 5' ' a',' . ' .:, ' ' f. 'K I kfS : t- Q-..'5-f'l.'?!Y-u.-' ' Q fd- ' J ' - gs ' ua --1- , 31:1-' 3'-'i-if' .Lf-R'-fl'iw'fa -' x aug? V D sh ' QQ. -.S . gills? , l..- 1 '1 rg --f Q - .1 fx 1 'sn' A ' ' -- - 'fav 1e2i:.. . 99' : i . ?G Jw H, I3 .. , ', 's I . ag .. J- -. J.. , . 'v. N ,Lk 1. 2 U va - .. I-may x . Nl I 1 lil- A .Q-4. H- 1 -.JJ ' ' A2 2 '-Ti. .-fig - t. ' '2 -3' SF' J 31,-+ Y 1 . I . ' 'JW g A ffazwfsf 'MH ' 1 ' ' ' 5 ' 1x',:.3'f' -'-.5J31.i1 E 53,,.,'fi' aizzv ' 'x V 1 -I ' .E p. 'I . q ai,-.j.,1 y.,'- ,.', .,,1-- ' 0, - , 1-Il N Q' A - I - ',-ist'-2 rf!?.f' ' 4 ' ' E'-2-H 'lfiiii ' Q f. -QA aa1.q,1v -H , ull. QNSQR ss ,ff :jg B i 9' I 3,5 lg ' '. ' 5 w 4 L 94 If ' . uv I I . -5.-ru af-v f-.fs ,..., , , ,.. -.4 f '4 504 'v- ' a. 1, - . , . , ' , 1 9. 1 251+ f Ile? , ,J ,il K 1f .4 K . 1 rf U f ff . . 1 4 ff 1 1 .4 f I, qv o A I ,1' . :Sf .-P, -Q... -f -. .., .,, Q 55 ii- --.v 'I Y 'Q P : . l I r ,hz , 'sa f ' A : , . . ' I 4- l 6 I 'QI w 1 T 4 s 4 Q Q PE '4'.,a1 ' 'lv-sq,-.,,,,.-I 7-V fs -Q ' . 0' ,. 'wr A .. .H I 0' W 1 W' ' V . 5 , . ,. .-, .,- . ' . Tx-nz.. , --: '7 ..L, I. . F f , - -v f, T-'Alf-,. ,. 1' wr' - '- Q, ' , ,4 . . .P 4 ' ' 4 1 ' Q 4 , If ,A 5 . -' , ' ' .: . . . ' - , -, h , , , ..-.wk . . ' y 4 . iyjl, 4 4 A Y , , V ' . , h ' I . , , , . .4 Q J -r 'H-.,,. 1 - ' .Q ' -94, , , - ,, NW , 'av . - Q 0 . If A il -li 9' tf . 1 , -Y - - 1.14, - ' I Q - - H , ,..v.,1., --. 4 l ' xf' 555. 1 41-,'. . '- 1 - 'mg y.,vi3 ,.b1' . skin? - ' .--,. A . 5 ,, U ,xg DS. 5. 39, ng.. D. - J.: 3, 1-4-..' .I 1 A., I .Ll , ,Qt-450 . J .tv H,--45 . 4 ,, -- .' . ' A K ' . A, f-fffh up 4- 'f pu, anf' ,I , ,. -- fx vw., 'f A 4, 'Ga' ' , Q V 1 V U n I' .D N W . u' ' in .,,- A I, I ,,1,g., .Q -A nf . A .f'.!!,j. l H' U ' , :Ji I- . ' - f A' ' It A. ',,f' ,,,,.. ly I ' ' ,- -. It .Q m 'J' . Tl... -'YN 4- .' -0 . . . . -4- . I Q - . fy- :- v'.., .U , it -I ,, ll .'1 5 J. f' -'if -,eg .ix ,' , . J' 1 ' - . . . , 'N .fl , . '- ..,. . A ' ..-'nl 1' A5-' It 1 . ,.Kx.-x4 . I-Al. 1 N- K r Aw' l. .,, ' 1' 17. -1 0 H sf Student Government Leigh Fultz . . . ........ President Denis Soden ...... Vice President . Mike King ............. Secretary-Treasurer Student self-government is a cherished tradition and institution at Hampden-Sydney. The present constitution was adopted by the student body in 1963. It is designed to meet present and chang- t ing needs. Students take pride in their rights ex- pressed through self-government. The Student Assembly transacts all student body business. Powers are delegated to it by the ad- ministration of the College. Student Assembly: A. Leake, R. Tabb, D. Soden, R. Madden, L. Fultz, M. King, P. Trible, C. Williamson, J. Rosenstock. 134 Student Govemmeut Officers: Fultz, King, Soden. Honor Council: D. Soden, W. Jones, E. Carpenter, L. Lacey, J. Rosen- stock, L. Fultz, J. Lee, C. Williamson, M. King, L. Dunstan. EW Honor Council HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council, by authorization of the Board of Trustees and 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 student lifeg it further assumes that every student is con- cerned with the strict observance of these principles for his own sake, for the sake of his fellow student, and for the sake of the College. 135 4 1 Judiciary Board D. Woodhouse, W. Pollard, W. Childrey, J. Hooker, R. Palmore, W. Jones, R. Tweel, A. Edwards, A. Leake, W. Selden, J. Percy, D. Rome. JUDICIARY 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 As- sembly regulations. 136 fx ,4- V ,nf - lnterfraternity Council The Interfraternity Council is made up of a representative from each of the nine national fraternities on the Hampden- Sydney campus and of three oflicers elected by the Council. The Council sets policies for the fraternity system as a whole and acts on disciplinary matters concerning individual fraternities. President: Whitey Matthews. First Row: R. King, W. Matthews, G. Summers. Second Row: R. Johnson, J. Feldmann, T. Prewitt. S. Butler, S. Spyre, K. Hyde. Third Row: J. Locke, B. Alexander, T. Woodall, B. Noland, T. Woodhouse. 137 ,.'--.snwwbu Board of Publications: Left to right: H. Schearer, S. Martin, Dr. Simpson, Dr. Mayo, W. Chewning, L. Fultz. rx-1 .,- A Xl. X ' 'xiii Student Faculty Relations Committee: First row: L. Fultz, I. Hooker, L. Lacy, Dr. Turney. Second row: Dr. Coyner, J. Council, Mr. Waters. Third row: C. Williamson, C. Evans, R. King. Fourth row: Mr. Trotter, Dr. Ortner, Dr. Reveley, J. Rosenstock. i. A Q Food Committee: Seated: D. Soden. Left to right: J. Percy, W. Seegers, J, Kolodny, W. Nunley, R. Axselle, W. Nicholson. Student Finance Committee: R. Axselle, M. King, L. Fultz 139 QE- Assistant Editor: Jerry Claybrook KALEIDOSCOPE STAFF Jerry Claybrook ............ Assistant Editor Larry Glasgow . . . ...... Fraternities John Grove ...... .... F eatures Hartley Schearer . . . ...... Literary Ranny Chitwood .... .... P hotography Russ Palmore .... . . . Honoraries Whitey Matthews . . . . . . Organizations Scott Campbell . . . ...... Classes Bill Carper . . . . . . Academics Ken Hyde .......................... Sports l l Ar' Walshe and Merrill Bill Carper and John Grove f QQ' f is Head Photographer: Ranny Chitwood J. Feldmann, R. Palmore, W. Matthews, S. Campbell, L. Glascow are r f - ' , 1dOSGOpC i . B I I' 5 L1 .. !i 4f W! In R 4, , ,bg ,ff l 1 ' 3.5, fr Ftjfzxr . 3 .'TSf vl,' 5. - V f 1' ,n ity-v .-4,3 Y ' 4, 'f 4 1491- ,I Bill Chewning, Editor ,- ' Deadline time again. THE TIGER was founded in 1920 and has been pub- lished continuously on the H-S C campus since that year. A member of the Associated Collegiate Press, THE TIGER is published on alternate Friday evenings during the school year by the students of Hampden-Sydney College from its office located in Winston Hall. THE TIGER serves two purposes: to provide a medium for the distribution of news to H-S C 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 interesting and con- troversial issues, both on campus and beyondg and the sports staff provides an excellent summary of the for- tunes of Death Valley's athletic teams. if Ret Turner, Business Manager First Row: A. Cox, C. Smith, R. Turner, W. Nicholson, Row: J. Mosely, W. Chewning Ortner. Second TIGER STAFF W. D. Smlth .............. T. B. Robinson A. L. Cox ...... H. S. Tinkham N. H. Schearer S. H. Martin . Tiger Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor SportsEditor . . News Editor . . Feature Editor . . . . Cartoonist W. R. Chitwood . . . . . Photographer 'lv' I fr .K X: L-I ? First Row: W. Nunley, R. Reiss, J. Beckner, B. Robinson, S. Tinkham. Second Row: B. Montague, H. Schearer, B. Schreibfeder, S. Dawson. 143 'i 'Z Hartley Schearer, Editor Hutten, Schearer, Robinson, Woodall Hampden-Sydney Magazine The Hampden-Sydney Magazine provides the only medium on campus through which students may express them- selves in the area of creative writing. STAFF N.H.SchearerJr. T. B. Robinson Jr. . . . T. D. Corkran ..... . . . R. W. Hutten . .. T. S. Woodall 144 . . . Editor-in-Chief Editor Business Manager Assistant Editor Assistant Editor T.. Q 1doscope K gn ', 0 - - QI Y 1 gf' . Ll f- Af 10 1 , X35 A if' 9 X wr 55 n4.Inr in-I in : v-..-1 nu.-un-vivv Q--z .laiisunw ssaugsnq '.l9U.IIll lag 'smeal og:-afqle SSAQHQA queaq go salml -101 Sql go Aleuuuns 1ue11aoxa ue S9P!AO.Id gms suods 0111 pun ipuofiaq put: sndlueo uo qyoq 'sanssg IEISJQAOII -uoo pun Sugselalug go uogssnosgp 1uasa.Id O1 sldulanxa gms alnnaag am Eswapms O1 1s91a1ug 30 SIUSAQ 9.IH1I1J pmz 'IUSSSIC1 'lsed go sumoooe luasald pun 1991103 01 Salsas gms SAAQU sql 'snduuao aqu, uo uogssaxdxa 1u9pn1s Jog 101100 rm appxold O1 pun s1uapn1s 3 g-H O1 smsu go uognqgnsgp 9111 Jog umgpsw za :-Jpgzxoxd O1IS9S0d1Ild om ssfuas 33911, 31.11, 'HBH UOISUIM ug pauaool aoggo S11 UIOIJ 0391103 Aaupkg-uapdu1eH 10 smepms arp Aq 1295 Iooqos aq1 Sugmp s3uguaA:-2 Kepglg slemalle U0 peqsgqnd sg H3911 31.1 LL 'ssalg 91egE9Ho3 pawgaossv sqm go Jeqwaw V 'Jen-JA 1eq1 aougs sndnueo 3 S-H sup no Alsnonupuoo paqsg 'find USSQ Sell PUB 0Z6I U! PQPUTIOJ SEM HEIDIJ. HHJ. Fw -IOJIPEI 'QUEUMQIIO IHS 113232 awp auylpeaq Debate Council Intercollegiate forensic competition is provided through participation in the Debate Council. There are opportunities for novice as well as varsity debating. This year the team attended tournaments at Roa- noke College, Swarthmore College, and Old Dominion College. Its pri- mary purpose is to develop the ability to speak effectively and ex- temporaneously on specific sub- jects. .K , zezavfsaffasl ,,2,pa. ., will H, Magselaeslgvilll at ' M. rs.. . . lf. ?Qf5,1t33.S3, ' ' 5-21775 fihfftf ,WW W... 5 lf WW John Goethe, President Left to Right: R. Coggin, R. Watts, C. Geyer. M. Lilly, W. Givens, T. Hagen, J. Goethe, A. Jackson - .A we. -.W Young Republicans Club Seated: M. Lilly. Standing: J. Beckner, R. Grimm, A. L. Cox The Young Republicans Club has a large following at Hampden-Sydney. X-, I 146 Young Democrats Club First Row: W. Hammond, W. Lyne, H. Kellam, W. Jones, B. Pemberton, W. Porterfield. Second Row: H. Schearer, R. Azzarano, D. MacGill, C. Wilson, W. Carper, C. Barco, W. Darden, R. Keel- ing, R. DiPrisco. Webb J ones, President 147 .w ,gg M,,.f. nm, , , The Homecoming bonfire. First Row: R. DiPrisco. Second Row: B. Prich ard, J. Leonard, D. Nutter. Third Row: I Adams, W. Weiss, T. Bradley, F. Johns, B Eskew, C. Armfield, T. Prewitt, K. Stone Formed in 1962, the Booster Club continued its activities to stimulate interest in the College's extracurricular ac- tivities. During the year the organization led cheering at sports events, coordinated rat races and pep rallies, sponsored buses to away athletic contests, and generally attempted to raise school spirit. The Booster Club sponsors three awards to be given at the end of the year: one to the student most active in sportsg one to the freshman making the greatest contri- bution to publicationsg and the third to the student ex- hibiting the most school spirit. Longwood girls cheer for good ole H-SC. 1 M. P lm. . ,,,, .NW I Q .if 1.-el . 7--1-my Jongleurs ,gs First Row: J. Freeman, W. Weiss, F. Faust, T. Crook. Second Row: F. Johns, N. Aird, Torn Bradley, President J. Rhoades. S. Armstrong. Third Row: J. Adams, T. Bradley, W. Fulton, B. Eskew Hartley Schearer, President First Row: H. Schearerg Second Row: M. Sugg, Dr. G. H. Thompson: Third Row: G. Black, G. Daniel, T. Shomo B. Robinson R. Lovin W. Belk A 7 7 g! 9 ' Elliott, B. Pemberton, J. Vandover, E. Jones, W. Hammond, E. Lowry, D. Hodges, A. Jackson, W. Nicholson, G. Lawson, M. Lilly, T. Fritzlen, W. Lyne, C. Geyer. .tg-ij Union-Philanthropic Society . 42,4 J J. Q '- ff, u 7 P Young Democrats Club 5 7. Q First Row: W. Hammond, W. Lyne, H. Kellam, W. Jones, B. Pemberton, W. Porterfield. Second Row: H. Schearer, R. Azzarano, D. MacGilI, C. Wilson, W. Carper, C. Barco, W. Darden, R. Keel- ing, R. DiPrisco. . 53. Z Webb Jones, President 147 Y A 'Y -355.52595 1..if'57 Biff' - A s . HK' -QM.. ,. 1 -:: iigfiwf 'i-g -7? - rr. --gg leg: 35 President, Jerry Leonard 148 .lf- The Homecoming bonfire. First Row: R. DiPrisco. Second Row: B. Prich- ard, J. Leonard, D. Nutter. Third Row: J Adams, W. Weiss, T. Bradley, F. Johns, B Eskew, C. Armfield, T. Prewitt, K. Stone First Row: C. Daniel, B. Alexander, H. Schearei Second Row: D. Draper, W. Lyne, B. Belk Bruce Alexander, President Campus Christian Association Through such activities as Religious Emphasis Week, special assembly programs, and film and discussion series, the Campus Christian Association tries to develop the Christian attitude in its members and in the students of the College. The CCA seeks to build a stronger faith in those who are already Christians and to present the faith in an intelligent manner to those who are not Christians. In addition to its activities on campus, the CCA attempts to be of service to the community. Glee Club , Mx. 'WH--gf x r M emfsw Qsszssiffn Y , A, H . ,W , , , ML X. ws, X, A 'v xg , i..m2gwW,E,,, ' 'Qt-f95 , 532g if? 'XE 152 .4 mug l I Another Tuesday night Iv , iff' Dr. T. E. Crawley, Conductor German Club l 'lf Nos i President: Welly Sanders Seated: B. Carter. Standing: T. Edwards, D. Milbourn, W. Lyne 154 The Ronnettes entertain at Homecoming. Carper Cool puts on his own show and outperforms the Midnighters. Nina sings Circle K President: Ron Axselle Seated: W. Jones, R. Axselle, K. Stone. Standing R. Graham, L. Fultz, R. Powell, C. Williams, N. Becker, J. Edge, P. Smith, D. Bowman, C. Douglass Fellowship of Christian Athletes Seated: R. Edwards, L. Lacy, B. Miller, B. Rutherford. Standing: T. Bell, D. Mednicks, B. Sander- son, R. Sargeant, C. Matthews, B. Unrue, J. Council. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a nondenominational organization whose purpose is to confront athletes-and through them the youth of the nation-with Christ in the fellowship of the Church. The Hampden-Sydney fellowship was organized in the Spring of 1966. 157 i President: Bill Miller erm Dmicron Delta Kappa Q Q National Leadership Honor Society Founded at Washington and Lee University 1914 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1924 Seated: J. Rosenstock, Dr. Reveley, Dr. Smith, B. Chewning Standing: B. Pollard, W. Jones, P. Mowbray, S. Butler, B. Alexander Fratres in Facultate: Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner Thomas Edward Crawley Thomas Edward Gilmer Robert Thurston Hubard, Jr. Charles Ferguson McRae Philip Hortenstine Ropp Homer Alvin Smith Jr. Graves Haydon Thompson Fratres in Urbe: Lewis Harrison Drew John Stokley Fulton Ray Atkinson Moore Claudius Hornby Pritchard Jr. Samuel Macon Reed Walter Taylor Reveley 158 Fratres in Collegio W. C. Chewning J. A. Rosenstock W. N. Pollard W. D. Jones P. D. Mowbray S. T. Butler C. B. Alexander Phi Beta Kappa Founded at the College of William and Mary, 1776 an Established at Hampden-Sydney, 1949 Q B Left to right: C. Steele, A. Elliott, K. Jones, A. Robinson, W. Pollard, W. Chewning. Fratres in Collegio Bill Chewning Keith Jones Bill Pollard Curt Steele Alan Robinson Alan Elliott Fratres in Urbe Lewis Harrison Drew H. William Vassey Sorores in Urbe Mrs. Edgar G. Gammon Mrs. Paul I. Grier Fratres in Facultate Denison Maurice Allan Martin Boyd Coyner, Jr. Thomas Edward Gilmer William Henry Hoffman William Collar Holbrook Weyland Thomas Joyner 159 Roland Vanderbilt Layton, Jr Albert Louis LeDuc Marion Leigh MacQueen Charles Ferguson McRae Owen Lennon Norment, Jr. William Lee Odom William Wendall Porterfield Philip Hortenstein Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Whois Who Bruce Charles Alexander, Fairfield, Virginia, Chi Phi, House CommitteeC3J President C4Jg Junior Class Vice Presidentg Senior Class Historiang Honor Councilf-03 Student Assemblyt3Jg Campus Christian Association, Treasurert3J, PresidentC4Jg Circle K Club, Basketball, Freshman Teamg Library Assistantg Chemistry Assistantg Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. - - . -,lite James Paul Councill, III, Franklin, Virginiag Kap- pa Alpha, Rush ChairmanC2Jg Student-Faculty Relations Committeet3,4Jg Fellowship of Chris- tian AthletesC4Jg Tiger StaffC3,4Jg Golf C1,2,3,4Jg Intramural Managerf3,4Jg Dorm Counse1orQ3J, Head Student Residentf4Jg Wl1o's Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities. William Carroll Chewning, Jr., Theta Chi, Treas- urerf4Jg Eta Sigma Phi, Secretary, Chi Beta Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice President, Board of Publications, Tiger, Co-Editor C3J, Editor 1455 Footballf1,2,3,4Jg T rackt1,2,3,4J Co -Captain Trackf3,4Jg Track Sportsmanshipf3Jg Dorm Coun- selorg Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Leigh Sullivan Fultz, Theta Chi, Vice PresidentC4J, Rush ChairmanC4J, Chaplainf2Jg President, Stu- dent Bodyf4J, President, Sophomore Classg Pres- ident, Student AssemblyC4Jg Food Committee 12,413 Student Faculty Relations Committeef2,4J Presidents' CouncilC2,4Jg President, Honor Coun- cilC4Jg Chairman Traffic Committeef3Jg Chairman, Student Finance Committee, Circle Kg Judiciary Board, 12,314 Inter-Fraternity Councilf2,3J, Sec- retaryC4Jg Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Webb Darden Jones, Whaleyville, Virginia: Vice- President of Student Body, Chairman of Judic- iary Boardg Young Democrats Club, Vice Pres- ident13J, President14Jg Circle K Club13J, Treasurer 141g Chairman of Food Committee 133g Student Assembly 12,355 Honor Council12,3,4JgWho's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Ev William Roland Miller, III, Virginia Beach, Vir- ginia, Kappa Alpha, President of Pledge Class, Historian14Jg Senior Class Presidentg Fellowship of Christian Athletes13,4J, President14Jg Circle K Clubg Football13,4Jg Wrestling13,4Jg Mason Dixon Champion at 177 lb.13J5 Dorm Counselorg Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. . . , Luther White Matthews, III, Norfolk, Virginia, Kappa Sigma, Assistant Treasurer12J, President 131, Treasurer14Jg Pi Delta Epsilon, Taxi Squad: Inter-Fraternity Council13J, President14Jg Student Faculty Relations Committee13,4Jg Kaleidoscope Business StaiT13,4Jg President's Council13,4Jg Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. James Arthur Rosenstock, Petersburg, Virginiag Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary14Jg Honor Council 13,43 Judiciary Board13Jg Omicron Delta Kappa, Presidentg Eta Sigma Phi, Vice President: Fellow- ship of Christian Athletesg Circle K Club, Basket- ball11,2,3,4Jg Baseball1l,2,3,4Jg Student Faculty Relations Committeeg Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. . A - s nf-- - N4 John P. Grove, President Kneeling: W. Matthews, R. Chitwood, J. Grove, A. L. Cox Standing: B. Carter, R. Parker, J. Jenkins, B. Jewett, B. Stuchell, L. Houck, J. Edge, H. Schearer, M. Reid, N. Jones, S. Martin, T. Walsh, B. Robinson, S. Sprye. Frater in Urbe: Claudius Hornby Prichard Fratres in Collegio: L. W. Matthews W. R. Chitwood J. P. Grove A. L. Cox W. P. Carter J. R. Parker J. W. Jenkins W. T. Stuchell L. S. Houck J. B. Edge N. H. Schearer M. P. Reid N. H. Jones S. H. Martin T. M. Walsh R. B. Robinson W. C. Sprye W. D. Smith Pi Delta Epsilon National Honorary Collegiate Journalism Society Founded at Syracuse University, 1909 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1931 Fratres in Facultate Joseph Bumer Clower William Collar Holbrook Henry William Hoifman 162 1 x l Fran-es in Collegio: R. B. Robinson N. H. Schearer M. H. Lilly T. F. Woodall W. D. Smith Fratres in Facultate: Soror in Urbe: Denison Maurice Allan Elizabeth Carrington Willard Francil Bliss Thomas Edward Crawley Paul Livingston Grier Robert Thurston Hubard Jr. Philip Hortenstine Ropp Graves Haydon Thompson Eggleston Sigma Upsilon National Honorary Literary Society Founded at Vanderbilt University, 1906 Established at Hampden-Sydney Col- lege, 1916 Q ! sl nga. I Mike Lily, President i 163 Q B. Robinson, H. Schearer, M . Lilly, T. Woodall E3 ?? Welly Sanders, President Psi Chi Fratres in Facultate: Denison Maurice Allan Donald Richard Ortner Alvin Hall Smith Fratres in Collegio: P. D. Mowbray W. L. Sanders i, i . Q , CTTZ5 ,Z-Q Nat'nlH S't'P hl 10 a Onor ocle y In syc Qogy Left, President: Welly Sandersg Right, Vice President: Pete Mowbray Founded at New Haven, Connecticut, 1929 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1962 164 l K' --Q. L. A . . Eta Sigma Ph1 ' - Honorary Classical Society Founded at University of Chicago, 1924 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1942 Stephen Butler, President Fratres in Facultate: Graves Haydon Thompson William Lee Odom Fratres in Collegio: S. Butler B. Lane J. Potter B. Loving B. Mullins R. Robinson R. McSpadden D. Robertson H. Schearer J. Chamblin B. Chewning E. Lowry E. Dedrick T. Trice W. Fulton W. Nimley Fratres in Urbe: Lewis Harrison Drew William Edward Webb Soror in Urbe: Mrs. Graves H. Thompson First Row: S. Butler, B. Lane. Second Row: I. Potter, B. Loving, B Mullins. Third Row: R. Robinson, R. McSpadden, D. Robertson. Fourth Row: H. Schearer, 1. Chamblin, B. Chewning. Fifth Row: E Lowry, F. Dedrick. Sixth Row: T. Trice, W. Fulton. Seventh Row: W. Nunley, Sponsor, Graves Thompson. Abesnt: T. Robinson. AYFJ' . '-F . ,a,,??.s 4? E f 4 JJ' 5, '5 fl! m E., tn., . oil?-.y ,, I ,.. e' , 1 . . I 1 . ,t . , .-s- 1.5 in is ff, Left to Right Col Selden W Weiss, Dr. Simpson, Dr. Thompson, T. Bradley, W. Fulton, J. Rhodes. Alpha PS1 Omega National Honorary Dramatic Society Founded at Fairmont State College, 1925 Established at Hampden Sydney College, 1932 Fratres in Facultate: Merrill Alvin Espigh Philip Hortenstine Ropp Dudley Burd Seldon Hassell Algernon Simpson Graves Haydon Thompson Qf r if Chi Beta Phi National Honorary Scientilic Society Founded at Randolph Macon College, 1916 Established at Hampden-Sydney College, 1921 Pete Mowbray, President rr ,. g ,Y 'll .-5 -f 3:5 Wg ,. .. Fralres in Collegio: W. C. Chewning J. R. Cockrell A. T. Elliott K. M. Jones P. D. Mowbray L. F. Toowers Fratres in Facultate: Denison Maurice Allan Thomas Edward Gilmer Left to right: Pete Mowbray, Fred Towers, Alan Elliott, Bill Chewn ing, Keith Jones. Fratres in Urbe: Soror in Urbe: Samuel Macon Reed Alice Elizabeth Overcash Emmet Roach Elliott 167 N 5- -n'f, l .fix if .S H ,f Q' A-v I? 5 v . X 1 r H Wg V QP Q, sw, Greeks c Miss Evelyn Walker Sponsored by Bill Wilson The Flamer Homecoming at the House ssDogs1 LR-K . . v., Kappa Sigma aa-as .-5 J Q r UPSILON CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1883 WILLIAM CABELL CHILDREY ........... President KENNETH RHODES HYDE, JR. ...... Vice-President JERRY WALTON JENKINS .............. Secretary LUTHER WHITE MATTHEWS, III ........ Treasurer JAMES KEATON NULL . . Grand Master of Ceremonies .L if - I . I I A W.Chi1drey D. Alley 1. t , .. F J ' R. Owen J. Null C.Guthridge J.Feldmann .l. f ', V -322: . z.: I ' M R. Edwards W. Carper -X N, A I 'T ' W ,. 'ik R.Benda1l W. Weaver , Y-7,22 I K H. Soucek J. Mosely 5 ' 7' Y Y xi, f X , J. Jenkins K. Hyde T T . V -W . E l 'V W K 5 W. Stuchell R. Parker , T . c, . . A gvl J. Mack B.Jewett 31 'f' xii 25 , R. Palmore F. Morrison 1' . Q -3 E ..-.. '. M. Feldmann S. Drake mi B. Patterson R. Vaughan . W. Matthews S. Martin in 1 2 -ff S. Campbell D. Beard I 1 t'. f R. Wiltshire J. Pendleton T. Tepper R. Rutherford wi ' ' in . ' g B. Nottingham J. Legg Oflicersz W. Matthews, W. Chil- drey, K. Hyde, J. Null, J. Jenkins. . -,W sk? ,d1,l!..,j ...g, J! . .M vp IIKA na Q ,gi X Officers: S. Sprye, A. Johns, W. Tennent, J. Rosenstock, P. Rome .mga f.. f vwxrfn 1- H..- :rf-a u T49 RE. 24,3 , r J- Chellefy R. James C. Bowman W. Grant J. Lawrence V -fe.: 7 v . l R. Axselle R. Albee W. Chitwood t .U if .I.,! . A R. Tweel D. Soden R. Unrue 2 1 'T . I 7. pf. 1 1 M. Vaughan J. Overstreet L- Blanton ' . . il P. Spencer S. Simrill J. Whorley J. Edwards E. Frank Q Y V l 1 . i C. Wittoefft C. Cobb aw 1 -S931 ' ...Eli 0 N. Ewell G. Eyster E D. Wingfield Pi Kappa Alpha Founded at Hampden-Sydney College in 1885 WALTER CLEMENT SPRYE, JR. ........ President WAYNE THOMAS TENNENT ....... Vice President JAMES ARTHUR ROSENSTOCK, JR. .... . PHILIP deBUTTS ROME .. i A ' 1 entail! .. N :nn 3 as I J. Morris J. Rosenstock P. Smith R. Potter J. Sanderson li , . K . R. Howell D. Lee J. Scott W. Johns P. Rome 1 E Q K? u 6 4 R. Dodson E. Eckert M. King E. Dyer P. Hughes V Q., W . .. - 1 ' V 7 1 ' f F 3 2 . V I I t f L. Goode H. Himmelwright D. Mercer R. Hallman F. Matthews 172 Secretary Treasurer W.Tennent W. Sprye 'A . an .. ! W. Smith B. Smith -I J. McNeer B. Lamdin 1, . . ah J . Pond R. Michael Gym Annex Rick and his honey' Mrs. Victor Hayes Haydon, Jr. Sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity General Lee's Headquarters lf Miss Tassie Bagley Sponsored by Richard Madden -.1 sl-V r - AQ ' 1 Tn V . 1 la l 'f sl ro L 1 R. f S. Butler J. Councill J. Franklin R. Madden .T . Morrison T. Bell C. Arm!-ield B. Eason J. Leonard B. Miller T. Prewitt fr A f Q av New 2- - q Je-' --1 B. Pollard W. Sanders A. Leake G. Coleman C. Douglass P. Mowbray W. Redfem B. Caudle J. Lee B. Douglas R. Walker Q- ' 1 ' V V Q ' 8 wg .ry - V W C uw 4, ' ' - -, -, . e . 'TI A: I. g E I .L . I I Y H -.2 . T7 , A , C n A ah L u S. French R. Jester H. Sadler N. Schaaf E. Carpenter B. Bumess L. Gilbertson L. Lacy R. Sargeant W. Terry 1-I ievzxemi : -. K -:v. - - Y L '-ww?-5 L, my G' ' Q A Q 9 V 'ia Q 4 'l sl T , D. Douglas B. Muse W. Parker P. Sherrod B. Deal J. Ellis V. Ober B. Seldon D. Shuille Kappa Alpha ffl' S f Q S ' 2 fil Q A ' ' 71 5 nklv 129323: 'gag ALTHA TAU CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College STEPHEN GREGORY BUTLER ......... WELLFORD LORRAINE SANDERS, JR. in 1899 President Vice President JOHN CHARLES MORRISON ..... .... S ecretary WILLIAM NICHOLS POLLARD . . . . . . . Treasurer l 175 Oilicers: B. Pollard, S. Butler, W. Sanders, J. Morrison F 'i1T ui 7 'x l X ' W fm' '7'4 S . ...r - .. ...fn M... M., M 1 . wr . -, -. . - ' , ', .Q -1 ' it ' 1' -'f' 1 ' , W - 2 1' an - I E? ' , -2' 5.5! U I nt w I I 235 if! - e 7 D. Draper R. Graham R. Johnson C. Moore W. Gillespie F. Jesser D. Milbourn 1, j I . 1 I I W. Seegers C. Bosworth G. Haney R. King W. Alsup L. Frazier R. Hilton 2 . T f . I - 'ff f I A W 4 S. Olsen P. Shiiiett R. Watt C. Wilkinson C. Ponton M. Sugg R. West ' az? ' K... , ' ' ' ' . 'i ,. . ' , A Y sr. Q: ' I, x . . ' ' 'V n C. Williamson B. Cockrell D. Hay S. Kaas L. Yates E. Edge C. Jackson ' A . n n H r I .T ' - - A ' . I News ' ' - if 3 A, , ' 1' ' 'U' , i f . H K 4 I J . Percy J. Tedesco J. Beck J. Hollingsworth J. Seegers S. VanLear L. Hampton E UI 5' i Y ' , 5- A. Houts St. Stephensen E. Witt R. Savage E. Turpin W. Koll KAPPA ETA ZETA CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1926 ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSON .......... President DAVID MICHAEL MILBOURN ..... Vice President ROBERT BLAIR HILTON .............. Secretary DAVID CHRISTOPHER BOSWORTH .... Treasurer 176 Lambda Chi Alpha ,uaamagq vvawuyw 'flu 'D ti, . ,mit 4 E S L C 2-'J Vp v '94 ' 5- Sui Lf. jx E41 Oflicers: C. Bosworth, R. Hilton, D. Milbourn, R. Johnson Miss Kirkie McHenry Sponsored by Christopher Bosworth NM.. V 5.1 - ,gf it Z, , V L.: +2 W 2 We ' ' 5, . E 'K 1 , 39,759 . 5553? Mrs. Pinky Houck Sponsored by Leighton Houck Pledges are trucked in I 'U 3 L. Houck F. Shreves C. Poss it ...Q . l W Q, .2 W. Nuckolls G. Summers R. Powell 15' 32' 1' l , i f it J. Whitaker E. Becker J. Beach Q - . J. Beckner C. Evans W. Carter ,. ,,... , W ,!:,i I ' A W1 A QL J . Mills S. Weld D. Rucker I . l 5 lei. . '-. A A .. fl mf Q2 il' 'X rr ' A ff D. Albertson F. Jennings D. Delfenbaugh , , , vw M. Krupln S. Brooks F. Sines . H. vi. 3 ,lvl . I V K:-if li ' ' ,, M :': ' r' R. Christensen D. Walton K. Gregory pi' F. Jones S. Crook B. Rude Ollicersa E. Becker, W. Carter, K. Whit- taker, L. Houck, D. Rucker. Sigma Chi 32 1-IEIEI SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1872 Reorganized in 1931 JAMES KENDALL WI-IITAKER .......... President LEIGHTON S. HOUCK .............. Vice President DOUGLAS PENDLETON RUCKER, JR. Secretary WILLIAM POWELL CARTER ........... Treasurer Tf5f5'Ku XXX ,qw ww, N M ,Q W X5- fs. 1 -A - ,,, Thet of '76 A 4 180 Y: 7'7?'ii Miss Anne Mattox Sponsored by Leon Lackey I' .' Q ,1 N 'ic' .,.f? , . J H, Q , Oliicerss R. Turner, L. Fultz, B. Chewning, H. Custis. Theta Chi - sfo- ,I M. 3-'f , xr if liilc. 59 ll? NU CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1914 HENRY POWELL CUSTIS, JR. ........,. President LEIGH SULLIVAN FULTZ .......... Vice President EDWARD CLINE MOOMAW, JR. ....... Secretary WILLIAM CARROLL CI-IEWNING, JR. . . . Treasurer h , Q- . -2' Mb. lm: HJ Q .Y an 'W 3 -V ' 'N ' ' 9 ,. A V335 'N ' ' 'A Y' 4 in . I i if AAI h h W. Blanks H. Custis L. Fultz 1 L. Lackey W. McGill M. Neale W. Andrews W. Chewning C. Edwards M. 1-lame J. Lawson E. Moomaw -.N - f - i K F- -' -r- l Y 1 X ' fi ee ' . ,S ' gr I . .J v 1: 7 v I . ' . ll I I 4 ' -U-5115, f- ,V J SW, , 'Qi h M ' . if 'ff ' Irsiia' a- i R. Turner R. Burton S. Shiplett G. Asbury J. Heard F. Horneifer W. Nicholson C. Williams W. Higgins W. Allen J. Bailey J. Hooker xi 'Y I . .F E5 F , V cf ' . Q . V . f Q 6' , G ' V in A YL I - I M X ' i ' fr, I An i x I I I 4 I 1 I I All J, Kolodny R. Morgan D. Stradinger T. Walker E. Ambrose D. Chalkley D. Jones R. Knapp M. Stewart M. Tiller R. Wheeler H. Burton Pl A if ' 'J is f l Y 'v I 5 Q' H: , , . -, A ' ' 1 . 1, A sh A I E h . im ll ,.. me ,JL ' . E SIC.. J. Parkinson W. Romaine R. Toney G. Twyford C. Wilson G. Morton J. Ratclili S. Smith W. Traylor G. Waterman 181 VTWW' ij . ... at E. Dedrick 1 .943 E. Noland L. Hightower F. Cummings -1.-l, .VIK- N. Morrison 9. L. Campbell , i fi . N 'K F. DiPrisco Q As 1 Mu. J. Hughes E. W. Flory 911 3 W. Nunley ! P. Cooksey T 3 . 9 ,Wg 1 F. Talbot 3 .W fest' .J T w 1 C. Ford J. Hazlegrove A. I-Iazlegrove R. Loving T' , J 'J' 1 n .I G. Talbot W. Boone T. Woodall W. Fonune i of M n. Al A W. Kunze W. Tilson N. Miller T. Walshe 42 ,V X ... in A L 4 I L W. Franck D. Jones H. Hull J. McRae it .gl '15 M. -a D , T ws, ' Al l D. Nutter D. Thompson H. Raddin R. Williams 1 ..,i L ni J g b R. Cox J. Maynard M. Estes J. McPerry 2 ,1 W J. Chamblin 7. J. Mapp .fi D. Hanse J. Bull A D. Morris 'EE A M. Adelman v I H. Johnston 1 w Oilicersz B. Noland, J. Chamblin, J. Mapp, G. Talbot. 182 Sigma Nu 'Q ,or ,I a 013 wffl Q! b Xiniirr,-.7 ' fl 1 04 'fn' if QQ 'H ' HQIH ETA PI CHAPTER Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1965 EUGENE BLACKFORD NOLAND, .T R. President JAMES HAMMERLY CHAMBLIN Vice President JAMES DOUGHTY MAPP, JR. ....... Secretary GEORGE EDWARD TALBOT, JR. .... Treasurer house Miss Charlotte Sponsored by David Nutter Hoffman llll F95 vi 'u '--.-. F Miss Maureen Luby Sponsored by Donald E. Woodhouse Tube Squad 184 d 1 Chi Phi EPSILON CHAPTER X 1 :Z ir faoiafl 'lil . , i A Q Y-X.. Q 1. L,- Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1867 Officers: N. Gaynor, G. Boylan, S. Tinkham, B. Alexander. CHARLES BRUCE ALEXANDER ........ President HERBERT STETSON TINKHAM ..... Vice President NORMAN JOSEPH GAYNOR, III ..... GEORGE WORTH BOYLAN ....... 'i Q J J. Claybrook J. Edge B. Alexander T. Corkran 7 H . ' P .51 -. . .- ' ' f ,fx ' ggi: . l X A Am A I A i. M. Reid P. Brown S. Hutton D. Woodhouse a 4 0 x N 3 f f T . L W I I 2' . +A 1 ml Q. . G. Wohlford A. Fulford B. Waddel D. Cannady . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . 1 ' Q ? ' 3 . . I V V 3 r- I, A A' . : 1 o is il' J. Mackey M. Reid F. Wilkinson T. Kern B. Nottingham S. Tink11a.m R. Bigelow T IN B T . J .4 A Lb 'V via? ii B. Craver J. Harris D. Stulman J. Byars L. Glasgow H. Shade C. Sudduth Q A 14 W , . f L, .T . . ff' . N' .i .T , A ..4. , ' klnq Z Y B. Montague R. Reiss G. Woodard R. Merrill W. Penick R. Talbot S. Wooten 185 ,ya yyi G. Boylan P Thompson 4 T. Mills N5 i 3 Miss Elizabeth Blair Sponsored by Jim Locke Phi Gamma Delta DELTA COLONY Established at Hampden-Sydney College in 1966 JAMES RYAN LOCKE ....................... President LAWRENCE TURNER TRICE, JR. .... Recording Secretary MICHAEL PATRICK WEDDLE . .. Corresponding Secretary HILLERY BENTON MYERS .................. Treasurer DONALD STEPHEN FRIES . . . . . . Historian 187 F, 3 ' M61 5 in lv. 4 J. Locke R. Robinson ' 'I-Ac: , nu W - S Y ' Q J. Breakell R. Childs A 17 . .. ' 'Q T, D. Fries T . Hall R. O'Brien M. Petrie ' Q., l' ' .l V E H . . i h h J. Rhodes W. Robinson M. Wcddle S. Dawson , .... .... ..-..,-.. 5 if I if A. Lee W. Porterlield qT 'i ' . '41 A 1 ' I? C. Stringfellow R. Tabb 'T'f f 'fq X T D. Lee 1 f L. Trice E 4 T. Duvall vu P1 H. Myers D. Propst 44 W .I . Talbott 'S D. Hoskins iiifgfgsw' E fi' Q H. Steger if i l fix A A J. Wine Officers: J. Locke, M. Weddle, H. Meyers T. Trice, D. Fries. B' f I s 1 1 , 1 , . rl g K 0 Q. Mi 'a I 1 l . ar, , 2. -. 9, In ,I 0. .4 J fa ri -f s JYI ,jf Miss Lyn Oakes Kappa Sigma Fraternity 3 Miss Joanne Chapman Sigma Nu Fraternity if Miss Jo Ann Powers Theta. Chi Fraternity Miss Sally Booker Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Miss Mary Lane Banister Pi Kappa Alpha Fratemity Diane O'Berry Chi Phi Fraternity 190 1 and Miss Martha Brewer Kappa Alpha Fraternity Miss Phyllis Hummer Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity , ,J ':.. 1 - 1 ,..': . mTi ':2r ez 3' Ii .52 ' f v ff gn ., . f ns' 'L P -':, ' Tale-L-'f' L -is-fl: - STP: 1 JLQ1-,--cr- av:--l f':.5f:'1.' Uqla-y,'j: Vlfg ' I .tggfl-, ,vgayrlv -.S-.J ' 93f?f',',giwG ' ' .g p -mm, W - :lim A. ' iuiiwj- 1- -5-2:5 ':'::Qs2. ,H J' ' Ig-:3i. 'f:.mw'1r Q ,-Mm -:....3r:. um., J- 1 . Lil J LN.-. .,. .1.. ,YT R-ff. 'I V. . l7f?iF'2 Q ' 5:4ff455f'Tf ' frgl.-WM. 3 mf1hiifmm b. VI llEUlilii'i31: 'U' Wfwzi' glnj: ' xH- : AF! 2423.-, .' Q 5' AQ WEP! m. ..1., m 1 vi! sg. .gf . 1.1 w 'L 'H l E ' A L ' z .T w Q.-.34 mP9u5',EW4m:f: ,bg .lip 1 . + 'fi YH- 1 riQEbJ'L . if .WFIVLQ--I ,,,5. VME., H, Miss Jane Brown Sponsored by Kendall Whittaker Sigma Chi Fraternity Judges:.Mr. Lewis Drew, Dr. William C. Holbrook, Mr. Ronald Lawhorne, Dr. Donald R. Ortner, Dr. W. Taylor Reveley, Mr. Joseph Trotter, Mr. John Waters. Kaleidoscope Queen 191 r-f -:au-1, uw . Lug .:. ,.,,,. r. .. - .- - mm. rm- .- ,4 .,1' -e 13, .-.5,,--vars Ll JJ ,, ,F 'n ' ga-1 ml! 5 , 3,1-,ua ,' ziaglgjg QE-35' .gift , -flu Qffvm mmlmamug . W' ' m. mmm m mv , .mmmm um wwwwm 'mm mmmwwmm mmmm wmwwwwu 'mm -w ps 'Z '1' K. vm:-1'-5 R fa, 'L-1M.f' ,r w s 1 1' 4 . I w A . 1 , f 4 1 I ,I I , V nc- f-4, L ' , ' 1. a 14,1 i 'Wm ,N 1 S X .1,' 8' X P 1-' D 1 vfdf 'wt -dl- - ...- .-,,.A--..- .H 4-rr,-L 4 , If - , 'Q' . .3 , .. -' H ' 1 -I W - ' 'V 1 D jf ' le ', '2, K, , ' 1 an . . Ig, A , . Q. .. 475. Xin 2. x . 195 .. X. J -,Za ,...,4-.4 ' J - x 'Ngx A F xhfxs ,XV 1, ,,,,-, - H ft af A x 4- , f -Y -5 ,V , v .1 -,K , ,K I J Y ' yxxL3 I-' K ' X -' ' xx . .,7,v' , 5 1 4. IL , ,, gd V lllll ' 9? E:-. ' 5' -E111 -JA , M- Y V Q z fiiif'-4: ' - ,. ., H wiea- .4,vif-152 'l-xii? . ' , W , ,, --1 . V , N f. M l., , -QA-3 , su! . , f' H T14 F11 I., ', Ng 1. ,v . JL. I K -41,1 w .4 -.r ,- mf- ,- ' fl i . 41 'X uf xx I fPi5f?.V: ffl E Q x , 3 5 fl , X il Tau- . . .-.rib ,Q- si,,--- -... ..- 'P --qs- -4, in ' li 4 'A' 5 'iv new h X 5, 1 -Sv wwf H, ,.. w,1u.' 9' wins .QQ 1,.,,s .A--f ...-,. 1.41 , ,,1a,..V - i f'q,,.,- av' - .1 N., I I QQ , K in A , ,MA , 1,31 ' 1. -,i,-,pul- izigfff ,-s.jL-f -- IL ,sa ,.-. ' f' a'iH ' N V gm .ay-lg ig' H Iv-951, 'mf -.- ' Y ' - L.-' Ql- -,-p-1- 'A'.--v 'F'F3'li Wif V g Vxkzg Q. .Q-.v -I M qw! M? A-D -n..pQ2 'G .. 'ffl as-QPR' 41' ,,.,N!N ' In Memoriam Charles Wharton Edwards, III Class of 1970 Victor Hayes Haydon, Jr. Class of 1967 198 fn.. 1' .1 14' , d, A. umm .mga ,, - - , ' ... .IQ - 'Q-5 4.,,- Chuck Edwards Hayes Haydon Epilogue For waste of scheme and toil we grieve, For snowflakes on the wave we sigh, For writings on the sand that leave Naught for tomorroufs passer-by. -W. I. Cory The staff of the 1967 Kaleidoscope would like to extend special thanks to John Perry of Hunter Publlshmg Company for h1s contrnbutxon to this year's book. 200 Advertisements FARMVILLE, vA. SOUTH ST. Fresh as o Flower in just ONE HOUR As Advertised in E v TIE HQ mnkrfnfnigff 5 A' .uw moss in nn :mums A f no fxm cum: W V .f if? 'rr .E X ,W Af . ' X L A MARTINIZED GARMENT -A1: -51: CLEANER a. BRIGHTER ij ky ODORLESS-SANITARY 3 HOUR ' L X1 ' SHIRT SERVICE 392-5767 CONVENIENT DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE 202 Compliments of TOM'S CAMPUS ROOM Farmville's Newest and Most Popular Place to Enjoy Fine Foods and Great Atmosphere 404 S. Main St. Phone 392-6002 TOM'S, Where the College Crowd Meets to Eat WS AE 'L FOR VACATION TRAVEL Summer Winter , Spring I d' 'dually or in Groups Travel Plans at Anytime- n iv: Virginia's Oldest and Largest Independent Tra CALL ON vel Service C. O. ALLEY TRAVEL AGENCY 708 E. GRAC Airlines- Ships E STREET RICHMOND Tours - Cruises -Hotels - Groups 203 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 Manager Fred W. Walker, '45, Director Hotel Roanoke AND MoToR INN ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 204 of Sales ALFRED L. BLAKE 81 SONS, INC. I. Norris Blake '33 A. L. Blake, Jr. '34 REALTORS - SALES - RENTALS - LOANS - INSURANCE Dial MI 8-8308 5 NORTH FOURTH STREET RICHMOND 19, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA FOLDING BOX COMPANY Richmond, Va. OWEN-SANFORD DRUG COMPANY FARMVILLE SHOPPING CENTER FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA EX 2-3167 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Branches Farmville Shopping Center 8. Pamlin City, Va. I FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA 205 MAR-I-,N KILKARE LAUNDRY - CLEANING STQRAGE THE JEWELER FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA C PHONE EX 2-4I66 FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA SEE REPRESENTATIVE Nnxvv' COMPUMENTS HARRY'S BARBER SHOP GARLAND 81 HARWOOD FIVE CHAIRS IN s u R A N c E COURTEOUS SERVICE , , , , Farmville, Virginia Formvxlle, Vlrgnma 206 i lillf. '1'. CERIIKT CCJ1!lPIlE'Y..,.... DELUXE CLEANERS Serving the Needs of Hampden-Sydney Men By Providing the Best In Dry Cleaning Farmville, Virginia FARMVILLE CREAMERY Distributors of MONTICELLO DAIRY I PRODUCTS Farmville, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF MOORES MOTOR CAR CO., INC. Richmond, Virginia CARTER'S FLOWER SHOP Farmville, Virginia EX 2-3151 Q- FTD ' Headquarters for Homecoming and Prom Flowers. We wire flowers through F.T.D. lFlorist Transworld Delivery Associationl HARRIS COOK MOTOR CO. INCORPORATED I27 North Street Farmville, V g Export 2-3134 Sales 8. Service THE STAG ROOM ,ff FAVORITE OF HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 3 Q MEN FOR FINE FOOD AND vga, ATMOSPHERE THAT'S SURE TO PLEASE HAMPDEN- COMPLIMENTS OF SYDNEY GREENFRONT COLLEGE FURNITURE SHOP COMPANY Farmville, Virginia On the Campus 208 - INCORPORATED .fA I H 'Y , I ' 1 ' X' . 9 I I I' I II .'f QI, I I' I IMI, ,Im I FINE CLOTHES FOR GENTLEMEN Stores In DOWNTOWN ROANOKE TOWERS SHOPPING CENTER BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA LEXINGTON, VA. ICoIIege Town Shopl GRAY'S-TRULY-A DRUG STORE The PhormocIst's Art - At Its Best FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA MATTHEWS 8g PARKER, CO i 'i fS of TRAVEL UNLTD. BRYCE D. JEWETT Machine Manufacturing Co., Inc. 29th ond Maury Streets Richmond, Virginia Designers ond Builders of Special Machinery Phone 233-21 I8 Before you hit the road, call on Virginia's Most experienced roafitrippers. We specialize on trips of any length on short notice. Dial 223-7071 for the men who know. Gilbert-Gentry Studio OFFICES IN BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA SALEM, VIRGINIA YEARBOOK AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS 210 Grand Piano and Furniture Co. STORES LOCATED IN ROANOKE, COVINGTON, RADFORD, LEXINGTON HARRISONBURG, WAYNESBORO, STAUNTON LYNCHBURG AND CHARLOTTESVI LLE Lfrlk PLANTPIIIS BANK I ,4 PRINTING fi f , , Ia :'Iga'jI M., Af f AND PRUST COMPANY: I sg ' I g LETTERHEADS If ? ' x l N! . or-' ' '- - I '- M :I I-If 'sa PROGRAMS AL b g 6 FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA EI -' PUBLICATIONS -' Y' i1 Iir.I Ag A-A ,- -IQ? - , H A- f I Member of ' ' mr.-IIE In THE FARMVILLE HERALD FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Established I867 COMPLIMENTS OF SMITTY BROTHERS ELECTRIC COMPANY sxporf 2-3788 FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Z Zgatri-Qgztrlatnir, mth- 3126 WEST CARY STREET J. GARLAND LUIVIPKIN. JR. TEL. 355-1203 211 Already, one half of the world's supply of electricity is generated in the United States. And the demand continues to grow. How will it be met? Through the energy and resourcefulness of America's independent electric companies. Companies that plan ahead to stay ahead of the needs of tomorrow. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANYW 0 Wlnston-Salam HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY 0 North Carolina JOHN G. PERRY, VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA Y Y 1 . W 4 Y w X 1 f N ' N X , 1 w W Y , L- W A Q?