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Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer Money to Loan, Gifts to Take, Amen, Brother, Amen , T. MCNIDER SIMPSON, JR A.xs., M.A., Ph.D. Dean Professor of Mathematics Excuse Giver, Sportsman , Ready Counsellor VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN VVINIFIELD BOVVEN B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Latin JOSEI-II BDVD I-IALEY B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of Greek ana' Gcrnmn WILLIAM STANFORD VVEDII B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English GRELLE'l' C. SIMPSON B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English FRANK L. DAY B.A., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Phil- osophy and Bible. EDWARD EI-IRLICII SMITH B.A., M.A. Professor of Education aml Psychology GEORGE S. TARRY A.B., B.D., M.A. Professor of Bible and Philosophy JOIIN PAUL MCCDNNELL A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology l141 EARLY LEE Fox B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Vaughan Professor of History and Political Science VVAIJIIER E. BUI.LING1'oN B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology ARTI-IUR ST. CLAIR SLOAN A.B., A.M., B.D. Professor of Mtrdern Languages GEORGE L. BARNE'1'r A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English and Modern Languages THE FACULTY VVILLIAM H. KEEBl.E B.S. Professor of Physics IRA AMON UPDIKE B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Clremistry MARSIIALL J. MCN EAL B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor af Mathematics and Physics WILLIAM S. MILLER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry FACULTY INFORMALS DR FGX IN 1938, DR. FOX WAS .SELECTED AJ ONE OF THE TEN OUTSTANDING VIAWNMNS HE IS 11.450 A LEADER IN COUNTY GOVERNMENT RE- FORM A5 WELL AS BEING ACTIVE IN THE VA PTA - '9 XYQQ-,,,C or 0- off - Z AND 7W0 AME 607004 TE SC H061 , M4.5'!fWllf M OFEDINBWGI .4170 RMC- W IJDIUUN-if ffl! 14 M0 45 Will I5 lf! FI77fE1?-' 7IVO 6R07'f'r'f1?J-7Z0?ff H1757 CUUJIMS wH0'5 4 'F Q Q Gif' 9 Q 9946 F 2-fi cr fm frm' vazfffoa OIVN flV ill' Ag' 'rf fd Of VJ' ,2'ff:,.o4I'w .S T14 Tf 4,3055 PU!! 70 YIJHIZIRG -WCA UXVCIEJ' WHO EICA !N THE ZATEJ7' E0f770,V OF W6-015 W40 WJMERICA- ae BOWEN - Ol Xfxffffffi' OA? 04? AA!! 10,-?EJ'!0EAf7 MUIHANO ARE USTED S.,-J M? IZOM :fo .. ,,... V . .. E .' afsfass 055101176 mo 4 Q4 ' mvcbffmf ffv Mfxfco fok . Jfvfxm Vins -on. :wmv . .. . ., ., -. M... 3,-,L 1 V 7' --'1EffQ :':, Wm:',s:mf' f57?5'25MZ? miss rv-r ' - .-.-1-rr i g McLean, Zehmer, Gnlubic, Talley, English, Harrell, J. Rawlings, Luce. STUDENTGOVERNMENT The purpose of the Student Government is to obtain the greatest individual and group welfare in an educa- tional institution desiring to attain a high standard of student life by individual self-discipline. O CJFFICERS Gosmon F. Hinuzsit . . . . . . . l'1'fJidf1H Ronsm' J. Gotunic , . . . Vice-Presidml VV. Copugv MCLEAN . . S1'cl'elary-Treasumr' STUDENT DEANS BRUCE V. Ewcusu JOHN F. RAWLINGS Howmzu Luca THOMAS L. TOLLEY CHARLES G. ZHHMER, JR. 161 . .. .. .... - ..... ...... ..... ........ .. ..... ..... ...... ... ... .- .. ...... . --... ..... ... ..... .. ..... .......... .......... ..... ... ..... ... ... . ... .. ... . .. . . . ... ... ... .... .- ..... .. .. .. .... .. .... ..... ...... ..... .... ..... ..... ....- .... --... .... ..... .. ..... .. ..... . ...... . ..... .. ....Q Q . ..... . ... I lit . . . . ,hh . ... . ..... . ... .... gn ...uh ...... ..... . ...... ...... ...... . ...... ...-... .. .... .. ...... .. . .. ..... ... .... .. ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... . ...... . ...... '.... .... .. o - I .. , .. .... .... ....... ..... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... ... i.... ... .... . ,... ...-... ..... -... ... . SCCIAL ACTIVITIES CCMMITTEE The Social Activities Committee governs, regulates, and formulates all events on our social calendar. It is com posed of fourimen from the faculty and three men from the student body. The latter group is represented by the president of the student body, the president of the Pan Hellenic Council, and the chairman of the Hop Com PERSONNEL 1'AcLLTY PROP. GRE1.l.E'r C. SIMPSON ...... . Chazrman DR. VV E Bu1,LxNG'roN ........ . Treasurer DR W S VVEBB Coxcn I' L Suivmrks STL DENTS Goknow 1' IIARRHI Mom lov D PHELPS JOHN S Cocmuell. Harrell G Simpson Bullxngton Hardegree M Phelps E171 I I , -. . 1 A u.. - . 'I I - . , U 1 n .- . can on , .- u .H ..- -...- nu ' eu ut ..- , an. H.. H... .-..- .nu ...U -...n up nu .. y., ...- f . ' l I' v . -.U ..... .trol , - -U... .'...'.... . :..'..... . , , .... . - -N... nllttee. ' ',',',',',',', ...U- .nonneg- . 5... ... .- lunar' :U ' a 4 U.u'l.l' .., . U... -...... ...nn ...gn ...... 'autumn' ..- 4 w - nn.. .1 - '. . . 1 4 - . -' Y 1 ' ! I l ' ' H E . . ,. -- .,-.--. . ,, , 1II Back Row: Young. Iden, Nl. Phelps, While, Logan, G. Rawlings. Front Row: McLean, Felty, Harclegrce, Talley, Amory, Harrell. The P'm llellenu. Councll li composed of two members of each socml fmtermty Its fUllLI10Il 15 to promote better relat1onx among the fmtennxtxes 'md to cooperate with the colltge oHic1'1ls xn 'ull flctnltles of thc lQllIllIllNtl ltl01l D PHE1 PS C YOUNG FEI x . G. LOGAN . . YOUNG . .C. Imax. . . -. C. Iimznsclualf W. C. MCLEAN O1 HCLRS Lambda Chi fllpha . lhi Della Thila . Phi Kappa .Sigma . Kappa Sigma . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon . . Kappa Alpha . ll8l Priszdwzl Ifzce Prixzdcnt L M. D. P1-IELPS . G. F. H.-xkksu. . . P. VVHITE . . F. AMORY . C. C. Rxw1.1NCs .. I o Erfrfrfrr M. . . , .... . . f f 2-I-. B. . 1 . . . , ' - G. C. RAWLINGS, JR. . Secretary-Treasurer B. Jr' . . . ' . . T. . 'l'0l,l.IiY .--fill! J ' ' :.'--ag B ' ' 4 'f :3: T ' F ..:...:. O ' '. 'ffl' . :..- ' 1 f ' DANCE COMMITTEE The Dance Committee is the newly formed organization on the Randolph-Macon campus which has replaced the Cotillion Club. its membership is composed of fourteen men selected from the student body by the chairman Of the Social Activities Committee. It is the duty of this committee to direct and conduct all dances held in the gymnasium with the exception of the Pan-Hellenic dances. OFFICERS JOHN S. COCKRELL ........ , . . . Prmident HENRY PEDIOO ........ .N . l'yiL'L'-Pl'L'51!lL'1lf GEORGE CHANCELLOR RAWLINGS, JR. . . . Swcnrlary-Trmxurfr PERSONNEL Seniors JOHN S. COCKRELL HENRY Psnxco Tnozvms C. Iman JACOB F. PRICE fzuziom' H. LEE HAIR, JR. CPEORGE C. RAwt,1NGs, JR. R1cnARn S. LUCKli'l l' D. HERBERT REAMES, JR. Sophonzorcs I-IARVHY C. HARORGREE, JR. VVARRIEN H. MCINTEER XV. COPLEY MCLEAN F1'0SIllI1Ell To be 7ltlll16'd. Fran! Raw: Bain, Pcdigo, Cockrell, Price. Buck Row: Reames, McLean, Iden, Mclnteer, Luckett, Hardegrec. E191 1 i VCC gc 4 ' . , -.-I-.-I-I ' . 1-.-I'.'.'.-. .- - '. . 4' ' 's'-'u',9 p' 'Q'-'n'e'e'a' ' I 'n'a'n - 4 Q ' 1 R ....... -. -. .,.-.,.,.,.-. . . ...,.,., V .. . . . . . .,. . ... .. . .....-. . . , . . . . .,... ., . . . . I I. 1 'Q n n n e n ' l'o l o'o'u n'o 4 g '. A . 1. . - g.- g -.,. .'.g.g.'.g.g.g.,.:. g... ,., . . . . . .. ........g... . 1I . . . .. ... .. .... ... ... ... ... Q .... ..... ...- .... .... .... ..... ..... ...- L.... ..... .- .. . ..- .. ..... ..... .-.... ...-.- ..... .....- ...... ...-.. ...... -..... ...... ...... ...... -...... ...... ...... :..... -.-... ...... . ..... .. .... . . O 00'll . .... ...... ...... ..... ......h ....... ...... ....... ....... .u.... -...... ..... .... ..... .. ..- . . . BOARD Kaplan. Fox. Bain, McConnell, Talley. OFPUBLICATIQNS Under the jurisdiction and regulation of the Board of Publications are the Yellow Jacket Annual, Jacket Week- ly, Glee Club, Debate Team, and Randolph-Macon Play- ers. The board is composed of three faculty and three student members, the latter being elected each spring for a yearls term by the student body. o PERSONNEL FACULTY DR. VV. S. VVEBB ........ . Chairman DR. J. P. McCoNN1i1,i. ....... . Trvamrm' Dk. E. L. Fox STUDENTS H. LEE BAIN, JR. NATHANIEL KAPLAN THOMAS L. TOLLEY I 201 FORENSIC COUNCIL The Forensic Council is composed of those students most interested in oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and debating. The group travels extensively throughout this and neighbor- ing states in the interest and promotion of all forensic ac- tivities. j. FRANCIS PRICE . . Wn.i.mM M. PICKARU . GEORGE C. RAw1.1NGs, JR. . DR. J. PAUL MCCONNELI VV. F. PRICE VV. M. PICKARIJ G. C. R.-xwuxus, J. VV. Houcl-I l'I. B. PAxNn.l. OFFICERS NIEMBERS J. Howms J- E I3 Ir R . . l'1'f':i1l1-111 . . Marmgfr . Ifiu'-I'rn.vi1l1'1zl . . fldwiser L. Tuomfxs, JR. T. VVALKIER Fmfrv . P. VV111'rn . J. BULL Third Raw: Hontas, J, L. Thomas, Bull. Strand ROW: Felty, Walker, Pannill. 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II?3lJ.KW'3'.,'1ilL 'S 1f,?f M X I 41 , Ml , Il' I,iL,42gQi'jE?'.II Izvzfw , wx, H ,I 1 I ' Q I ' H ' if -W-,-..fA ,..I .ww V V iw - ,1- ip, .f if Img 1 g :.: ': :'a6:I:5:z. 5 ' ui -5 1 qu W : fe-:I-:. .,FT:,. -ml U In ' . 1 . Q'- I I Iw5I2'Ii,l'M3I um W IIl1I,'?'5z1Z ' Mu.. Left: McCormick. Top Piriure: Pickard, English. Bottom Piclure, Standing: McLean, McLinden, Edwards. Scared: R. Sroneburuer, Kaplan. 7fte 60661 'lr JAMES I-I. MCCORMICK. . . . . Editor-in-Chief WILLIAM M. PICKARD. . . . . .Managing Editor BRUCE V. ENGLISH .. ,..Assistant Editor E221 EDITORIAL STAFF O. T. AMOIII' . . VV. COPLIW MCLEAN . HUGI-I F. MCLINDLN, JR. D0NAI.n L. LOVING . . RALPH W. STONIEBURNIQR, jk. . NMIIANIEI. KAPIAN . JAMES U. EDWARDS . JAMES W. SMITII . . - Clan . Co-Sports . .Co-Sport: . Organizaiions Plmlogrrlphy . Fl'1lf1ll'f5 . Fralfrlzfly . . flrt EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS R. H. ASI-IBY III. Liana RAIN, JR B. IE. Bmslm' R. J. BULL R. S. DAMRON B. J. DAVIS IB. I.. DIZROXVSKI J. G. FANEILI J. M. CuI.nIeR'I'11 P. M. Donn F. P. VVIIITIE D. C. FORREST R. R. CIOLIJSTEIN A. VV. VV. E. jomzs F. LIIIIIENOW, I E. NELSON, JR. VV. C. Rnnn M. 13. BUSINESS STAFF H. E. VVILKINS B. J. ROMAINE, III. P. SMI'rII FHI.'I'Y C. KENT Editor Edilor Editor Editor Edilnr Editor Edilor Editar V. Smruling: Culbreth, Felry, Derowski. Goldstein, B. Davis, Xvilkins, Brimmer, Dnmron Srulerlr Loving, Forrest, Redd. .3 - vf.. I I rV MMI T, . --.ag 'E?bu'.'II I gp -WL' Y.fgm31fI,.fe. qs, if E' I . :Ia 'f-I T.-.:.4.v. P. 4 I 9611. ' 'M I-U .4 Llqi?v 'QM I I .II XvQ,,,I,N .I . 3 . II QI, I 15. RY IVR. H- I I Igg II ,III Li z -I-I '-B. il' r MJ' mini 'N nw- I fgfff ' W M21 'f..' W ' ',ifZ7M 'ifle 'W iw V LM--. Iam.: W fw. 5.21:--QI-If-1 I xvIjy..a:gI.m 5,45 . -..m,w,fQzI 11 f' ,II -' Ix,EFI'f2G:m ' I :1.II,I.-.yrf I I 'rgrgaifrfgffw 's' IX sl , If-ww'-f' ' . ' HP mxzrfffaif -f I 04,21 fn: Tl!!! 5-,I.Q,:,,'..+1f1.v Inn E- we I 1f.i3.,3-ff 'z.2,.I I . . 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Hr MAA 'vriffw 1 3 'salem ,L YJ' lpn A A4 nun I M 1 X Q F515 I K na Q7 fs a'r'5'4' Nelson, E. Plunkett. Standing: McLean, Damron, Williams. G. Dinwidd Seulul: Talley, J. Miller, Kaplan. 7fae We ,maker We ie, Resumes. The college newspaper, published and edited on the campus, is the oflicial organ of the student body of Ran- dolph-Macon College. EIMARD A PIUNKFII . Ediior-in-Chirf Hmmm Rfxmss . .-Is.vi,1an1 Edilor GRM DINMILDIF j . .-Isxisfarzl Edilor lz-sl .,,,., ,. . , . , 5 - - - ' - w?2if2-iajizi . . ' .I , . .,x.ej-niflqlf. , , , , R ia .I . . ., . . , G. DOUGLAS NELSON . . . Illanagzng Edzlor -0- , jI,,..,:Qfe V - l f T- Clif FII --U ' h 'fy-xg!! 1 - 3'--E-I H 32---f 1 123. if- fi M 'fC'l.'5s1l?r-153'-I+'I TUCKFR . BROWN . R Mu.x.FR . Ix'KPl.AN . TOLLEY . WHITE . . NICCORMICK . J. I,AG1K'I l'U'I'A M. ROMAINE VV. I-I. BARNEY VV. M. PICKARD H. MCLINDEN R. S. DAMRON W. C. MCLEAN J. XV. Iloucu G. VVA'rx1Ns H. I.. BA1N, JR. I' 1-'q.un.q.h, fri 1g 's .w,Q.33g9g2 2 ' -N-me '. 'F-W V f. ':'V'I 1' Ei, ffifi?2w4Lf' 'Pai 2'-g2,gt7sQ.L' A ..,,,.., M. .4 5 99H P?'?5k'- 1 i 'f aikifii ' k5fg5s.45v,g5' .yi - 1542 9.32 . . a nf 'HQEQAP Z Rf WEN EmToR1.fxL STAFF .UK AN. Kew l !fjQg,1 XFX M y TE . . . . . . . . Fealure Eililol' F JR? 3, ' 1 Y.. Ib ' ff Lztrrary Ilalls Edzlor -,.4,4LL:z22iv, . . . Mural Edilor Qglmw Assorialc Sports .flssorialc Sjmrlx Editor Edilor . Edimrizzl .flssismrzi . Ediloriz1l.flxJi.rlaut RIEPURTUIUAI. STAFF BUSINESS ST G. C. RAVVLINGS, JR. J K. CTvlI.BlCR'l' R. L. Pl.uNKF'r'1' R. Mn.1.FR G. MEYER J. I'ION'I'AS VV. W11.I.mMs VV. IDINXVIDDIE A. JONES AFF D. Him. J. Russlfm. Standing: McCormick, K. Gilbert, R. Plunkett, Loving, Hough. Scatcrl: R. L. Brown, Tucker, White. L. -- FFf- :J ' Q gif: - A I . .I M. ,.-., K., hxjisig 41:3 .km . .--4. -. QW Q.. F N- Q1 419 ' .1- .fxmarf - me'- Waf LS Ping A 1 L?1'H F' .- :hw ,' 1,gL ' T:iI L.iiP1ff5l F ?-E1 W fra LMI i:f.'!?2 . F1 + 1 F W 'V W F . 1 W F! gi i w I lx -s I! el EA Qi Fi A an u lun nn. pi-un G. Jones, T. Davis, Felty. RANDCJLPH- MACON GLEE CLUB For those students of music who are interested in voice, the Glee Club offers an unusual opportunity for training and for expression in this field. Through its annual concert season and its appearance in various college programs during the year, the clul: makes its contribution to the cultural life of the college. GEORGE WESLEY JONES . BEVERLY FELTY . . . rlilIOMAS B. D,xvis, JR. . CHARLES P. COOKE, JR, . . PROFESSOR CHARLES FIQROXELL VV H BARNEY A BENTLN 1 Avioks JR L Bum, R J BULI M CIARRE B Dxvis JR M Donn S BRASVS LII FEI is OFFICERS PERSONNEL First Tenors N M CANTPR JR J S COCRRELL G I' HARRELL SFIONII Tznon I M CULBERXH W B Fmm FR J D H111 R M A LAMBIHN Im! Barns H P GRAN1 R 1' HXMAXLIR O 'Stroud Bass: v R 0 GILIIAM C W oNrs D L Iovmc 161 . Prexidrnt . Manager . . Librarian . ff cromprmixl . . Director J JOHN A M LANSCHF VS J Lruis II L PAUI, JR J M 'FAHIOR JR W Rou xsors. 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SENIORS -- OFFICERS JACOB F, PRICE . . . ...,. .... P resident THOMAS C. IDEN .... .... I 'ice-Presizlent GEORGE VVESLEY JONES . . Snrr1't11ry-Trms11r'e1' THOMAS L. To1.L1:Y . . Historian Delayed rushing and crack teams highlighted the entrance of the Class of '41 to Randolph-Macon, which has participated in a Forward Movement, lost a college President and Dean, and secured able replacements, and broken long-standing attainment marks. l18l JUNIOR BEVERLY FELTY l'rr'.s'i111'n1 EDXVARD DEROVVSKI l'iu'-1 l'c.vidz'11l LEE BAIN S1'c'rz'lary-Trcasurfr DA VI D TATEM llislorizzn SOPHOMORE O. T. AMORY l'r'05idc1zl ROBERT PITT Vice-President KARL RAIKES S fcretar y- Trcaxurvr ROBERT PLUNKETT Historian FRESHMAN JAMES JONES Prnxidcnl JERRY HONTAS lfifl'-Pl'L'JidL'Ill VVILLIAM DINVVIDDIE Sfrrrtar y- Tl'6H51lI'6'I' JAMES MCMULLIN H islorian Top Row, Ltft la Right: Derowski, Bain, Tarcm, Felty. Middle Row: R. Plunkett, Pin, Raikes, Amory. Bottom Row: Houtas, W. Dinwiddic, McMulIin, J. 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B Team Football, '38g Track, 337, 138 I WILLIAM HOWELL BRIGGS Bill SEBRELL, VIRGINIA Candidate for BA. Vice-President of X B flfg Secretary-Treasun er, Varsity Club. 11- A 9, X Is fI- Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 'ggg Track Manager, 139. Wwfffww Qwzfczye f 'l l -tt V-'f Lk' ' - , ,? ,..I.'-.4. 'I , 1 -5 - II h . ,- mf V X k V., .dl . 0 -1r.... -A H A-B .-515 ,. l it ,w5,,g.e Q,p. ,,gg5' 1 ,-Qt, - ,H If ' :Aj V 'HP W' . A. '1lul,ii5l Sim?-,1f',f.ILvR:f 'A ' 5 I .-5, we -s:. 1I' 1.' I .. ev '-'1L:ufjf'v4,i' 1:-ff ' y gafgg t,,,-g'1.,E3 ' ' fjzfr X-1.:'li'Ql',Illt.gSlf ' ,JP 1115- ,-.wifi ftillelfig ez' 1.2314 rw -' .v- - , ,'.,' ' -'- WML L ,. , I 'Qi' .- 1-:..,. A55 ,IV El v u , -VK! L f 15,-I -Yugi-'.. .N :Aa-ll' 1 :M CI Z 'Z ffsafg-vii., I- K i...,'i L -Jl q kri LJ A . ' W.. , :ll . . -'QL7Y f5'51f2 - l i5lH: n. I B P TQQN Q ' +G.- ,. -:L3 ., ' fr-- I 2. .. . ' . -3 g ,. T H E S E at i m J' ' S S . . . . 'L . LEE ROY BROWN RALPH LINDSEY BROWN Pin I-lead GUINEA MILLS, VIRGINIA Candidate for BA. , Y. M. C. Clericus. PATRICK ROSS BYNUM Pal AMERICUS, GEORGIA Carzdidale for BA. Assistant Coach of Fontballg Coach of Swim- A., Washington Literary Society, S ocialile GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA Candidate for BA. Student Librarian. E T, II A E Y. M. C. A.g Franklin Literary Society, Sec- retary, '39-'4.og Ycllofw Jaclzet W'ez'kIy Staff, OSCAR WITHERS CLARKE, JR. Oscar 236 S. Adams Street PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Candidate for B.S. X B 'If ming, Cross-Country, and Trackg Instructor of Physical Educationg Director of Intra- mural Athletics. Yellofw Jackal Weekly Staff, YELLOW JACKET Annual Staff. ISSJ HLA, gm ffm kndlmfmw ' , , . 11-'Mm ,I ,ew E -- -E m .' 1 er 1- A 'X Z - - -RE, ,L e i? u - V 1 Lngjg- ' , 3 ' I - I .p'Q,:. n'fi5 '1? 'R et..- L to I 'I LL EE ' . :-gxglh' 'rl : L- L ,Llfgll I 'PAQ ' , -. L QL - .- ..'Y ' '. 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Football, '37-'38-'39-'.1.o,' Track, '39-'40-'4.t. 6575? fwwidmw Z0 917. 7+ Jc'pLGfh'-' ffvn CQ, if -me , . f T ,. e f i. ?Lfff:5Lffrfff P'--t .:-Pill! if C ' ',,l 'ffi . f ....m1f': -.1'..' A- :ffl Ag ..lT?l,-., t f'f Utllll f 'f fl i iiffiv lfiz lil ll 1 f 'L llln f '4' .2-5f'f' 3 ll T L1 f 'll' lv .. '-'m l 'lllli ezell lll l 1 ml nllll , , ' VT. llll.. . M' L Twill img. ze.. ' f X i 1, --1.3 it Mi' 1-ffl ? L f UP - l 3. , . ..-'wx :frm - ' l 1 ,- ' . , n' - HW mp W ,V f' Y' kin 33,1-.Y V T H E s E N ROBERT WILLIAM HARTLEY Zclec 308 Bath Street Cr,nf1'0N FORGE, VIRGINIA Student Instructor in Biology X H KI, Y. M. C. A. Swimmingsvg 9-14.0341 . 0 W. M. HICKAM Hide HAMILTON, vIRc1N1A Candidate for B.S. 4 1 15avv3irp,,519,r,y V' V H 4 we fm F I sll an J, lf le l ll'...1-ll1i.4l .C I I V l Ll r V+' MQ 1 l l 2 L ,ix ui lllp I N l .ln 1 .. t - w.f'x,.ue.-f.',v4 O . . ' ln. 'l.'T1V-'f'4 ' '1- - ,wf..,-W. 1,-VE , -, f- y'W5 1. F fx- ' f ' X' iw, U mlm- ,.:w-, . ., , U. . . ...mbsf Q-C., ' EBAMUEL CAMPERSON HENVIS A Sammy IVIILLSBORO, DELAVVARE Candidale for B.S. X B 112 Y. M. C. A., VVashington Literary Soci Ra ndolph-Macon Band, '4o. o THOMAS CARROLL IDEN Tam BERRYv1L1.lz, vmc1N1A Candidate for B.S. Student Instructor in Physicsg Secretary of Vice-President of Senior Class, '4I. U'1',+0- K E,XB'I7 X B CI' . . . Pan-Hellemc Councxl, Y. M. C. A., Kmght Commons Club. Hawks, Dance Committee. lf39l ami SAK i.77fAQ5,QM fwfw WWdJ Q I An 4 -. 1, 'V -' ..' 'I- st EI I I D--a f 1 -' ' so It - -- R f --- ' N. If- I, . ,r-1 I i f we-9-f ' I g, Ni-f I t- - -1 , IL. .- --- If I Q 1, ., . -JgS1'e,.,N: :. 'Ln ,4-I ,,,,-D 4,17-:Q A, . 'I1 'EE ' :fi 53'-5Sll1,, I .I .Of 15 E' 1 I '1- .t,j JY fiixfis 1 ' , Q 'dy M, IQLQE. Q.-:L'.fXf' . fir 'sf 17 ANS' 'lf' 1 M r- - - . -. - . - 4 '14-I' - .e - .. -1' ,,---- - ff- .4 ---va-sf ax N'-I.: ,:. .5 I .f:f.++3?.f.. 1: ' -I ,. 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K 21,0 A K, X B -I, VValter Hines Page Clubg Varsity Club, ,39- '.4.o-'4 I . Football, '39-'40-'4I. 0 NATHANIEL KAPLAN Nat 14.60 Kenwood Avenue CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY Candidalz' for 13.4. VVho's VVho, '.I.og Board of Publicationsg President of E T. oAK,2r,1IAE VValter Hines Page Clubg Randolph-Macon Playersg Washington Literary Society, Vice- Presidentg Tennis Team, Captain, Associate Sports Editor of Yellofw Jackal Ilfecklyg Sports and Feature Editor of YELLOW JACKET Annualg Commons Club. li, 2 GEORGE WESLEY JONES E411 G. IV. 1334 VVest 37th Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Candidate for BJ1. Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class, Presi- dent of Walter Hines Page Clubg President of Glee Cluhg Vice-President of Clericus. 0 A K, T K A Washington Literary Society. 0 WILLIAM F. LIEBENOW, IV. Buddy 606 Littlepage Street FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Canrlidatc for B.S. K 2, X B fl- Eleven Clubg Yellofw Jacket Ilferkly Staff Randolph-Macon Players. 9 3 , W.-... . 'l ' .T I A f ' ..f,, QL . y 2.1.1 - .--W ' ' ' . ' N-:ww X ' -ee ..R -IUALW .-::::::-I-4Q?iEQt 1 ,K P T5 iff 3 G '.- 'vibhf -' , . J --Yziegzffi. 4' l Q- 2 -.aff-'. -,,,,,'-,ggi L5 15 Ei gif- F -3-'rcgg-uw-T '.I,....I.4:Fi1lI vi TENT ,i j 557 Q, ' ?i'fNfl 'f'?I-. i Nl f-'Wi .1 ' :MI I . . I it I -t e . -2... ' . I-F .-5.iZ 'r ' -...ii ' I T H - S.. . ,.- 'K . .. HOWARD JOHN LUCE JAMES HARVEY McCORMlCK Hofwie MHC Rollstone Avenue, MHIU Sfffff WEST sAYv1L1..E, LONG 1s1.ANn, N. Y. BUCIIANP-N. VIRGINIA Candidate for B.f1. Cflfldidfllt' fof 3-S- Student Dean, President of Newman Club' Student Instructor in Englishg President of Commons Clubg Varsity Club. gl A Iig f,Editor-in-glhief of YFLLOVV QCKET ' ' 4 E T5 e :- Basketball, '37-'38-'39-'4og Baseball, '37-'38- mum i rogriggr ofagmgnfp? I as '39-'40, Tennis, '38-'39. fIJA6,ET,XBfI1,1'IAE Yellow Jacket Hfeekly Staff, '38-'39-'40-'4.1g Walter Hines Page Clubg Varsity Clubg Y. M. C. A.g Washington Literary Society. 0 Track, '33-'l39j Basketball, :4og Tennis, - '40-'41, 0 GEORGE DOUGLAS NELSON Half HARRY BURNELL PANNILL 1303 C Street N. E., Bumgu XVASHINGTON, D. C. Candidate for ILS. Student Instructor in Chemistry, '39-'4o. K::,2r,xBf11,o.AK,Ha1a Y. M. C. A.g Managing Editor of Yellofw Jackrrt lV1'z'lely, '39-'4og Randolph-Macon Players. E431 561 Arch Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Candidate for B..f1. Student Librarian. Debate Teamg Y. M. C. A.g Clericus. Washington Literary Society, Secretary. Cross-Country. 41 .'Nm52,..,.9...f 052.-fr? WMQWW QJWQCQQWMQL 9 'Pl . f l 4 -- T54 - . - , ,. .pe ,..,H, , L in-nirwhivr U , L ns, or I 2 2' .Z ff- D T' - H i5'?f ' ' , A H + 'L Q.. ef ' .. E -in L.. L if -'Z?a: 4 Q E J?-E -i A V - - MQ- i d if - - '--1' EE '-L' A f ff f at A' - I . : ,g:l '- 3y?,J1,,'-5 - LL ll. - J , . ' ill-Lf' f'-6,,-'Lv-'-L ROBERT MARVIN PEACH rx im' ' ' N. PEDIGO Bob IVrongarm Ml'I'Cl-IELLVILLE, MARYLAND Candidain' for BJ7. A X A, 2 T Glee Club, VVashington Lit- Rnntlolph-Ma-con Playersg Y. Varsity Club g erary Society, M. C. A. Track, '38g Cross-Country, '38. 0 MOULTON DAVIS PHELPS Bill 850 College Street BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Candidate for B.S. Student Instructor in Chemistryg President of Pan-Hellenic Councilg VVho's VVho, '4og Social Activities Committee. fIJA9,XBfIP,0AK Varsity Clubg Y. M. C. A.g Franklin Lit- erary Societyg Eleven Club. Football, '37-'38-'40, Basketball, '37-'38-f39- 40? Captain of Basketball, '4.og Baseball, '38-'39-'40-'4L i451 COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Candidate for BA. President of Varsity Clubg Athletic Councilg Vice-President of Dance Committee, Com- mons Club. Baseball, '38-'39-'40-'41g Co-Captain of Baseball, '40-'41, Assistant Director of Physical Education. EDWARD ADOLPHUS PLUNKETT Scoop 913 Euclid Avenue LYNCHBURG, VIRGKNIA Candidate for BA. Who's VVho, '40, Student Instructor in Bi- bleg President of Clericus, Editor of Yellofu Jacket lVa'L'klyg Treasurer of O A K, 'q.o. IJ T, 0 A K, II A E VValter Hines Page Clubg Y. M. C. A. Cab inet, '39-'40, Wa. Wwvlwl? QJAW M WW HM ExSSRw.Q 11.1 , . ' I uv Xf1' 3' .fN,,EP?,,w-1 161,165 xiii!! , f? ' A' '77 -.ll ilw 3' L ,uayz I f Plgiilhyafblllll af: ziw-Mjliii 4,ll 2 ff ll A . tml ,fa ni 1 J ff- ,flu 1 eil' '- -lll, zllll, in , SHI llllQllliJ'GiL 7:1 ,,, Y WH 6.19.51 f ',g E ,,....1. ., llf!3yIQ.2Q3.!'U.., H' JW in v gig v ,I I mit ra:'li .L 4 ' ' J-'52 -f f! . . A-R 2 f. . ...,, ' 5 xg . wffi' T H E s E N il ll llli s N !' fl ' ' l , 771 ' will 'Liga lin ll l qlw l' il ' ', 1. -. f .-. ,l .. , 11.-,, l.. v A R. 4 , ,. ,.,.,,, , ,.,, , -1. ,.F1,J WLNCTMJ-X ww pNyy,W,iW,,., -m.qw . ,, ,..Q,,.11lggl,5Zg:,,5,., J wi f r gh fwmpr :A V iw - ' l,'gEX1:yu l5JL lx'k 'A,gg , www WH bm , .. u .. -' R... l WILBUR CHAPMAN POINDEXTER W' JACOB FRANCIS PRICE Jark ,V Jake CKIi'I'NA, VIRGINIA 509 VV- wth Street Candidale for ILS. Cig5li?,'iPENNSHgAJm X B 'D Sr fl f 1 all Min fer in s r . V , f u en nstruc or in pams g ecre ary- Vmsltl Club' E' M C' A' Treasurer of junior Class, '39-'40, President Baseball, '38-'39-'.1.o. of Senior Class, '40-'pg President of Foren- sic Councilg VVho's Wlio, '4o. Q1-Ae,:T,TKA,0AK,nAE President of Franklin Literary Sncietyg VVal- ter Hines Page Club, Y. M. C. A., li. L. A. K. I., Dance Committee, Randolph-Macon Players. Cheer Leader, '37-'38-'39, Head Cheer Lead- er, '40, 0 0 DAVID MILTON PRINCE JOHN PAGE RAMOS DIFUL' Pggg STONY CREEK, VIRGINIA +302 B1'00k Road Candidate for BJ1. R1CHM0ND,V1RG1NUl li, E Candidate for BA. Ralidolplm-Macon Band, Varsity Club, Y. F3 T M, C, A, Cabinet, Yellow Jacket Ilffekly Staff. Baseball, '39-'40-'4.1. E471 ,anim QQ gwffv -.uf A -V' , , ',, . -s a W I . 5 Z 1 :lf ' lf' 11' ' 'JSP ' 'I '- ..f - -2, ' , ' :L r 12.551 ffzf rf' I f A . J1c'gQL-, QS,g.,i, , 5-111 If, Iwi .A -i. 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Business Manager of Football, '38-'39-'4og Business Manager of Randolph-Macon Ath- letic Association, '38-'39-'40, E491 BHAVERDAM, VIRGINIA Candidalf far B.fl. E T h7El.LOVV JACKET Annual Staff, Randolph- Macon Players, Y. M. C. A., Washington Literary Societyg Commons Club. JAMES ROY SMITH Roy 607 VVashington Street PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Candidalc for BJ1. Student Pastor. II A E YELLOVV JACKET Annual, Y. M. C. A., Washington Literary Societyg Clericusg Commons Club, Intramural Editor, Ynllofw Track Team, 339-140. Jacket llfrckly. Mqww Www fwfhmwzf gdwim .,.. THE SE P' LAWRENCE M. SMITH V HUGH FRANKLIN STEPHENS Larry Slefvc 24,22-A Stuart Avenue II East Hampton Street IIICI-IIv1oNu, VIRGINIA S'f'IUNT0N, VIRGINIA Canrlidalz' for 13.31. Candidau' fo' BA' Vg ,- , Cl 1. Secretary-TreasureI' of Student Government, 'uhm ,ui '38g Student Dean, 139, Vice-President of BIISEMII, 40- Junior Class, '39, President of O A K, '40, Vice-President of Varsity Club, itog Who's VVho, '4o. 11: A 9, 0 A K VValter Hines Page Club, Secretary, ,39, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '39. Student Member of Athletic Association, ,39- a '4og Baseball, '37-'38, Captain, '39-'40, Coach Freshman Basketball, '40, Basketball, ,37- '38-'39. 0 RALPH W. STONEBURNER, JR. Stoney IIIJINBURG, VIRGINIA Candidate for B.S. Il Student Instructor in Physics. 0 I A X A, X B ,D RIDGELET, VSEST VIRGINIA nlfvfw Jafx-ft IVm'kly swag Y. M. C. A., Cf lf '1 ff'f0 B'f1' hVZlSl'liFlgtUll Literary Society, Photography VVashington Literary Society, Clericusg Yel- Editor of XVELLOYV JACKE'liIAl'lfll.l1ll. lmw Jacket Weekly Staff, Commons Club. L51l QMWWAAP Ci . 3 ,94 1 .jrj iku-,-fia' wi ' VWWM: Wi ,.,, ...lyk V ,,., X 5 6 .. :,.l,,,, W fr, tg.-:J i it . . . K I - 1 ' 2 s5 ' - ,J mfr- EE .. 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K 2, X B 111 Pan-Hellenic Councilg Yellafw Jackal llfefk- ly Staifg Walter Hines Page Clubg Debate Teamg Washington Literary Society, Vice- Presidentg Captain of Swimming, '40-'41. Tuck 609 W. Caroline Avenue CREWE, VIRGINIA Candidate for BA. President of Randolph-Macon Players, '40 KXEIHAE Eleven Clubg Yellofw Jacket Weekly Stal? 0 CHARLES G. ZEHMER, JR. Zero MCKENNEY, VIRGLNIA Candidate for BA. Student Dean, '40-'4x. E '-IP E Varsity Clubg Y. M, C. A. Baseball Manager, ,39. No Picture Available CHARLES P. COOKE, JR.' Charlie 7x6 Chimborazo Boulevard RICHMOND, VIRGXNIA Candidate for BA. Glee Club Pianist, '37-'38-'39-'4o. l53i ,Q AI in iv N W. W 1 I l 1 E fif f I 'I 1 6 4 1 I 1, 1 4 I i S. K L 5 W . L 9 I fi, 5 . 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PAUL MARVIN DOOD . ROBERT RICHARDSON ElWORY BRUCE VAUGHAN ENGLISH . . CALEB ROY EVERETT, JR. . JOSEPH GEORGE FANELLI . BEVERLY FELTY . ROBERT DANIEL FRIDLEY . ALBERT NELSON FRITTER . JOHN KYLE GILBERT . 'Iv K E, X li KD, IT A E JUNIOR CLASS Top Row A X A Commons Club A,I'IAE,XB Bottom Row Commons Club AXA . Wayiiesboro, . Arlington, . WaveI'ly, . Riclimond, . Newsoms, New Rochelle, Ne . Roanoke, . . Catawba, . Garrisonville, . Churchville, Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia W Jersey Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia lQ57l i i 'lf , f , , n 1 . -A .. .- .1 . ......... .. .. .'..... . , . . . .'. .-.:. . I' . ' ' '. ' -. 'Z'.'.'. .' '.'.'.'I'I . .': P: :'.'.':':'. .'. . . . I ' ' . . . . .l .. .... I ...,...,.,.,.,.,.,. ,.,., , I . ., . , . . .. . ...... ....... . . .. . - 1 Efffif:-F 'f:f:f:f:' -. '-If fffffffffff 'f'I'f:f:ff' fjigig. -ffffffffifi .fifiiililill JUNIOR CLASS ylllfl Row ROBERT JOSEPH GOLUBIO . ..... . Commons Club WELLFORD THOMAS HARRISON ........ Commons Club JAMES WILLIAM HOUGH . . .... . . :J T, '1' K A JARIES ROBLEY JONES . .... . K A VVILLIAR4 HOLLOWAY JOYNER . . . . . KD K2 Bollom Row MORTON HOLLAOAY LANCASTER ...... Commons Club ARNOLD M. LANSCHE . ..... . A X A, X B fb THOIXTAS VVILLIAM LEGGE'r'r . ..... . 11: A 6 FRANKLIN E. LIEEENOW . . . . K 2 Lssl East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania . Richmond, Virginia . Norfolk, Virginia . Richmond, Virginia . Alexandria, Virginia . Shelfar, Virginia . Arlington, Virginia . Baltimore, lVI:n'yland . Fredericksburg, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS Tojr Row JOHN FELLONVS LOVETT . ........ East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Commons Club DONALD LEE LOVING . .... . Boykins, Virginia 417 A 9 RICHARD SAMUEL LIACKETT, JR. . . Alexandria, Virginia EARL WILLIAM MCGEE . . . . Ashland, Virginia ROBIN SLIMMERFIIZLD MARSI-I ........ . Miskimcn, Virginia Commons Cluli Bottom Row JOSEPH R. MlI.LER ..... . Wiiicliester, Virginia WILLIAM EDYVARD NELSON, JR. . . . . . Victoria, Virginia K A NIASON BLINN NOAH, JR. . . New York, New York JOHN S. OWEN . . . .... . Nottoway, Virginia X B fl, 1 l E591 i 1 'ff uInIuIc.uIu'sIa.uIl.n.nIq.nI In' 4 u n'n .'p' I-I.,-I.I. I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I. . . .I.I.I .I ' . . . ' I.I.I.I.I.I I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I '. I.I.I.I.I I I. 1. -.I n u'n'n' 'n '-'n'u'n'v'4'u's' u'n u q'n'r'u o'o l ' ' ' ' I -. . . . . .'.'.-.'.'.'.-. .' . ' I I - - .'Z 2-I- -. . ' .'Z'Z'Z-Z'1'I'Z'I'I .'!-Z-.- - ' ' . - ' . . 'U' I -' . '-I 2-' . ' ' Z-Z- Z'Z'I-1-2-' -. ' -':': - I.I .I. . .I.I I.I I.I I. .I I .I. .I. I-I I .I.I. .I.I.I.I.I I . .'.' '. . . '.' '.' l 1 u s l n n n u I 1 I n s I u ' ' a' . I- . .... . .... . .. ...'. ... ... . . .- - -. .I . - .:.I I. I. .pg . I In. . -.'. - - l Q ' n'n'c' 1II JUNIOR CLASS Top Row WILLIAM MARSHALL PIOKARD, JR ........ :5T,TKA,IIAE GEORGE CHANCELLOR RAWLINGS, JR ....... K A, T K A CHARLES WESLEY RAY . . .... . . fl: A O DAVID HERBERT REARIES, JR .......... T H HARVEY BROWN RYDER ottom Row EMORY PARKER SMITH THURSTON IQIIISTER STONEEURNER DAVID TATEBT ELMER ARCHIBALD THOMPSOR No Pictur es zfvazlrzble TUCRER MURRAY SCOTT JR K A F Georgiana, Alabama . Ashland, Virginia . Washizxgton, D. C. Petersburg, Virginia MOnte1ey, Vxrgxnla Portsmouth, Vlrgnma Edlnburg Vl1gIDl3 N01 folk Vlfglllla ullel ton Maryland Eastvllle Vlfglllla JOHN LEONARD THOINIAS II Morefield West Vnrgmra E601 H I l E , A E :f:f:f.. B f ................ ' ' ' -.-4.3.3 , A X A .'::3:5ff' A X A ' Q D l l l ......... qi A . 91.2 .T ........ , .:fjf:I:I:f:J f f Y ....,........ F ' , jf-fijfjfih . - . . - , ............... ' , ' ' ' 3:-:3:5:f:fa- . . . j:j:j:j::::::I I . J, ............ , ALMA MATER Bowered ,midst its oaks and map Beautiful to view, Stands our nolvle Alma Mater, Randolph-Macon true. CHORUS Lift the chorus, speed it onward, Ne,er let praises fail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Randolph-Macon, hail! Yet 'tis not thy stately buildings, Sylvan home for youth, But thy spirit we most honor, Full of love and truth. Randolph-Macon, Alma Mater Beautiful and free, Second home to all thy children, Where We joy to be. E611 le Q D ,QI un- nun ...- uu- n.. n . . - q--..- an un.. ...U : 54511 un.. H.-U Q-un un.. .--. . --H. N . U . fu.. . U... .-..- ...H .nun ...un 3:-15 nu.. .nu- I I I I I I I 1 ll I I I. I I I 144, If I SOPHOMCRE CLASS TOIIRUIU I v 1' u IJ 5 C I A ' 1 :'. ,? F?-W A ' 1 n v 1 1 I-: :-:-:c w H.: 5.3.3.-:X I I-: If In A my A f.'.'.::.5Ij ' - - If L.,...,.-. vii' I.-.':: m ..v we '. , .f'I?'I I A . ln 5.32 5 .skvifdif .. w.f.q'2E,, ':.':.'I+?.z' . :earl l Ill III I' :I'.-'ff . . . qt., ....,. l.l.l it liliii . .. 'un- I 1 U I V flvy Q '.' '.g.5..'e:E.+. VI '.mu..ii J lil ..z- .:g.55u's'., I fn .is 141153531 u mn 'Q t f 1 U I I l O A - 1 -.M if fu I I 7 I 1 lu l . n u . 5, .I I w 'ietagr .Eta a .:.j....g. . .G. 1 In s'3.u:lx . 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Lawrenceville, Virginia . . Portsmouth, Virginia . . . . Altavista, Virginia . Forest Hills, Pennsylvania . Maplewood, New Jersey . . . Bassett, Virginia . Chatham, Virginia . . Altavista, Virginia . Lawrenceville, Virginia . Warrenton, Virginia . Camden, New Jersey . . Norfolk, Virginia . Rutller Glenn, Virginia SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row FRANCIS SYDNEY CUNNINGHAM, Commons Club . . BEVERLY JAMES DAVIS, JR .... C1-LESTER ALLEN Dx'soN .... JAMES UPSHUR Enwfxkns, JR., Commons Club . . . Davin CHARLES FORREST, A X A . VANCE VVILLIAMSON FOSTER . . AUBREY GAINES FRAY, JR., K A . AR1'llUR SI-IELDON FRENCH . . . JOSEPH PAUL GATLING, JR. . DAi.m' GAYLE, JR ....... STEVE BERNARR GERGEI.N', Commons EDVVARD GOODNACK, Commons Club CLAIBORNE DUNCAN GREGORY, K 22 Jlliddlc Row Bottom Ro-w . . Richmond, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia VVhite Plains, Maryland . . . Matoaca, Virginia . . Roanoke, Virginia . . . Norfolk, Virginia Advance Mills, Virginia . 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I'IUCKS'l'EP, JR ........ . fllizldle Row JOHN JOSEPH IMPARATO, Commons Club ..... ELDRED FRANCES JACKSON, Commons Club . WALTER LEE JONES, K 2 ....... Front Royal, . . Lively, Smithfield, . Allerson, Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Brooklyn, New York Petersburg, Virginia . Oak Hill, Virginia ISADORE MAR'r1N KOVAR ...... . Ford City, Pennsylvania JOSEPH VV!-IITNEY LAGATTUTA, A X A . . . . Bound Brook, New jersey Bottom Row Mokms A. LAMBDIN ..... .... . Amelia Court House, Virginia DAv1o VVINTERTON LEVI .... . . . . Berryville, Virginia josEPH TALFOURD LOGAN, KI, A 9 . . Harrisonburg, Virginia VVARREN HILL MCINTEER, A X A . . . . Quanrico, Virginia I64Zl SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row XV.xl,TRR Copuzx' MCLIEAN, K A ........ . . South Hill, Virginia I-Iucu FRANCIS MCLTNDEN, Commons Club . . . . Sayville, New York DoNAl,u MCMAT-JON, Commons Club . . . . Mount Vernon, New York ALEXANDER GEORGIE MEYER, Commons Club . . . New York, New York flrlizlrllz? Row VVAVERLY MOORE, Commons Club . ...... . Fllerson, Virginia 'fl-IOMAS H. MOSELEY ..... . Ebony, Virginia Trmnmaus SPIERS MURRAY, fb A 9 . . Norfolk, Virginia DONAL SNEx.I.1NGs PARKER . . . . Bedford, Virginia ROBERT URQU1-IART PTTT, K A . . . . . . . Norfolk, Virginia Bottom Row ROBERT LEE PLUNKETI' . ...... . Lynchburg, Virginia VVTLLIAM I-IAMRTCR Rmn . . . Staunton, Virginia ARTHUR PARK ROACH . . . . Arlington, Virginia MASON ROMAXNE, Ill., fb K 23 . . . Petersburg, Virginia E651 v.:.f1::.wg vm, faa'Senf.vm':Zfa-.' m f way:-.fi . , ,-.,..,,.,p -r1'e:.+a.-ea A T .-55:4 'L,... ,R ' ' 4 W,- QR-fl R .ai,r.g94hR 111. Er, fvgqggd if ! af.:i.-.rang-z-2 ,Ml X 2.15552 ,J AYWW f A ei 'wi fi Wifi: ,-:fi ui' V uf USR 'fR ',HsRf'.grg Yi Leami-faiifiiz.-, XP .j:g3?5'a'e5'sQ x f 'N xv ? 's5sg9i'- ' 'T' JRR:- riff ll ' 'EEE iiiN.Q i- . W: ivuiih-?i'cW 4.1! mb 'f Y -.04 -I .- R1- , - . T5i??5T-' - --fgg7fRmvf.' 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' . . . . . . - 'Q' ' ' 'iid' 2 1 n '- uf-sa' 'J SOPHCMORE CLASS GORDON STANIEY ROSENBFRGER, AIBFRT JAMES SAVAGE, JR RUDOLPH SI-IELTON TAYI OR CHARLES HARRY 'TI-IOMAS, K X RICHARD WFs1Ex 'Tl-IOMAS, IR A ROBER1 LOU1s THOMPSON JR CHARLES STEWART TINSIEX A K X GARNEW TAXIOR TUNSTAII JAMES WRIGHT VVAL1 ERS LEWIS EDWARD VVATSON 1 X X ROBERT Euxs VVHITNEX VVILLIAM DEAN Wnus, E BROOKS CHAPMAN YOUNG fb lx Top Row zdzlln Row Bottom Row lf66l Rockvxlle Maryland Exmore, Vxrgmxa Ashland Vlrgmxa Pltfqlllllgh, Pennsylvama South Hull, Vxrgmxa Hmton, West Vxrgxma Marshall Vlrgmxa Roxbury, Vxrgmxa Suffolk Vnrglma South Hxll Vugxma Avxego, New York C'1pe Charleg Vxrgmxa Petersburg, Vlfglfllil ' ,- L :K E ..........,... ' , 'g'ffQ,j4g5,? . . . .................. . . , ..,.. ....., . ...,. . , ' A A A .........,.... ' , - -D - f ,ff'?35gj74 'ffg , , . . . . wfgif :M 5? H , . 1 ..............., . ' ' U .aw , .l............... 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ASHWORTH - ' Logan' ' MARK EVEREIT BARRET1' - - Nelgiomj' ANDERSON BLAND, JR- ' ' ' ' AS an ' S IRT T BRAY Hanover Court House, I'U1 - - ' , Elk ELVVOOD BRILI. . - - - ' ' ' ton' KARL W. BRIMMER, II . Y H ALVIN W. BRITTINGHAM, JR. . . H'1mp 0 , l land FAY LOUISE BRYANT . - - Amd ' L 'CI' 'll'I1 NOREEN CAMPBELL . . - Ben ' ' NOl.AND M. CANIER, IR. . . Harrisolzburg, JAMES, SPO'1'SVX'OOlJ CHARIJION . . Dussyn, W PAGE CHEELEY Colonial Heights: Va Pa Va Va Va Va V11 Va . , VVashingtOH, D- C VII Va Va Va Va Va. E681 LAMBUTII MCGEEl1EE CLARK CHARLES C. COEEEY . . - CI-IARLES W. CRUMB - - - , Lynchburg, , , Hewlett, Cape Charles: ,. ' 'rn ROBERT GEORGE CRYSIOL, JR. . . Pucau , TAMES CULBRETH . . - - , Richmond, , V ' hmond MILTON THOMAS CUMMINGS . - R10 I ROBERT S. DAMRON - ' ' RANDOLPH D. DARDEN . JOHN EDWARD DAVIS, JR- ' VVILLIAM VV. IDINVVIDIJIE . VVALLACE R. DODD - - ' VVILLIAM MALCOLM DOWNER MILTON L. DREXVER, IR- - - HENRY' G. ELLIS, JR- - WILLIAMS P. FERGUSON - Clifton Forge, , NewsomS, , Vvelch, VV. VVaynesborO, VVaynesbor0, Gordonsville, . . . SaXiS, , Petersburg, , Doswell, Va Va Va Pa Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Va VVAI,.Tl'lER B. FIDDLER . NORMAN FLYTI-IE . RICHARD FORBES . . JAMES N. GALLOWAY . H, MALCOLM GILES, JR. O. RANDCLPI-I GILLIAM . HANSFORD GRAY GILMAN RUEEN R. GOLDSTEIN . fIAROI.D P. GRANT . RICHARD F. I-IAMARER . VVILLIAM R. HAMl.1N . AUBREY S. I-IARLOW . GROVER 'C. PIATCI-IER . JOHN LESTER HAWRS . DOUGLAS O. HXI.L . J. D. HILL . . . . . Sharps, Va . Portsmouth, Va Glen Allen, Va. . Annapolis, Md . . Roseland, Va Concord Depot, Va . . Ashland, Va . Richmond, Va VVilmington, Del . Lynchburg, Va . . Surry, Va. . Ashland, Va. . Middleburg, Va. . Ashland, Va. . Richmond, Va. . Ashland, Va. E691 MORRIS M. l'IOMAN . . JERRY I-IONTAS . JOHN JOHN . . . JOHN R. JOHNSON . ANIDERSON JONES . JAMES C. JONES, JR. . WILLIAM ROBERT KEAXDLE CHARLES BLAKE KELSO . J. CALVIN KENT . . . ALVIN W. LAINE . WILLIAM J. LEVI . WENDELL M. 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' if',:9f523. -mLff.Q,:- f Q 03:4 x 1.LA X 75 M42-' -. 5251-1 , w, mm H 5R'1w1JQ?i ?-: ,uw Hf fF . ww wwf air, J Q E 4 '11 E N U5 luv -N 15-N ' L H. I 1.1-1 1 'VL . C Vx.: W1 ,, gg aw. +L, ., r Q Q w , ' , ' G l, -' 'H N hw 'V 1 M::'::,.' i w J Prim.. ,. .. W: v - ., 1.5 T5 -'SWF ' 5 ' 1 '- ' 41 ?. gr W : 'V 2 ,5 5, Lb A 1 '5'?ff: Af kr' gef2'2i.,+2.f Y J f .'1, -' ' ' - . 'J .-'J' MA.. ,. -- f r M--X 1- M- A N ,. I . - , r ,, ,- '11' 5 if if u 1 W .- .' P1 'N 1 ' v 1 1 , ' K V Q!! F ' . X W Vw. , A . - - w,..-.VM -3'-.L wfgifggrr-feuw---- ':, 'ff N H Q. 1 1' we QW COACH SUMMERS COACH SUMMERS Although forced to work with inexperienced squads throughout the year, Coach Frank L. Summers managed to retain the respect held for Randolph-Macon teams by all adversaries. The Jacket mentor, with progress as the keynote, built up hard fighting teams both on the field and in the gym. With improvement in each squad noticeable as the season lengthened, he may be well satisfied with the outcome of the contests of the Jackets of ,40-'41, ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is composed of three members each from the student body, faculty, and the alumni and the members of the coaching staff. Into its hands falls the power of supervising and controlling the entire athletic program of the college. Each year three students, active in athletics, are selected by the student body to serve on this council. Seated: Coach Summers Dr. Simpson, Dr. Day. Standing: J. Rawlings, Mr. Compton, Bynum, Mr. Woodson, Pedigo, Stephens. l77Il '7fLe Wa ' Glad The Varsity Club is composed of those men who have won a monogram in one or more of the four major sports: baseball, basketball, football and track. Its purpose is to maintain th'e high calibre of sportsmanship now prevailing on the campus. H. PEDIGO . . C. C. BELL R. H. BRADNER W. H. BRIGGS J. L. CASSIDY R. G. CRYSTAL E. L. DEIzowsIcI C. R. EVERETT OFFICERS . . . . . , . . . Pruidmz H. STEPHENS . . . W. BRIGGS ...... . . .... Sccrelary-Treasurer NIEMBIERS B. FELTY R . J. GoI.UI3Ic E. GOODNACK G . F. HARRELL W. T. HARRISON E. M. IREY . F. JACKSON I. M. KOVAII T. XV. LEGGETT I. F. LOVBTT H. J. LUCE J. H. MCCORMICK R. M. PEACH I-I. PEDIGO C. G. ZEIIMEIL E781 I-' E Q I' 3 In ,, .. D- fu .4 'vs - E' U 9 F E' gf 'IF H E: .I-'ng 542' min? Q2-. .5133 Uv? 290-4 05 20.8- .,. - 55 -gm T'5 255 122' rn-Z .1-, I-I 9.510 Q:-2 m',W FZ? m3-3 52.5, 5-H2-5 NCI- yzvu 'JA O QEFF' 'Q'5.vI rss. r'? A 'fv- U F EF 2 Q : O vi 3' :H R ru 3' :. I I? EEOEDSS . Vice-Prexidcnt D. PI-4151.115 C. POINDEXTER M. PRINCE S. RAWLINGS H. RICHARDSON M. SMITH F. STEPHENS FQ ,R Mfg E - M W 5,3 gy V hx. , , ,M ' N? as 2511421 ' is NP ,. 55353551 -1, - wil gm!! - :wr 5 11? 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' :T 'fi' .nf L f if - M . 3' , A Y- 1: i-: -1Qs':fiL: fs ' 1 willviilxsygiii A -42.5 wr, - :- ma- f . ,WW lu :- m:M,Qff-- , -'e .naw , ' X ..,. ,v , Ei - ., 42. X 23- i I 2 ',.,i. il T 1' ' - 1 'A -, ,-1. - .v ,: . Q' 'Q 1.2 . .-il ff' 1 ' igiiff gif . if ,V . L ::-,:,,.1 4 , , ,1 1 ,225 :J .jf ' F vw w . H 1, ,, v A Q 'mg 1 , rn., ' E 7 U K I S21 if -3 J' ' rf' , 'ifigas W ig WE X. FA, f ' . 25 .. if W f,i7fff'5 my , at Q 4 if f 4 MJT 2 1 w ,. ,. ,, f- A-if M am ,El W Sieve sfomps around end foward pay did E801 GREASY HARRELL, Back: JEEP PHELPS, Backg IKE KOVAR, Back: BOB GOLUBIC, End and Backg SQUlRT T, ,, mm, H A R Rl S O N , Ba ck . miiiiggwtwa M WSE idfllltlf iwilll iilil ii gi 1 ,, H-fitigriggxgieigm U. V W . Qaeda!! Summafzq if, y T The 1940 Randolph-Macon football warriors closed their season with a record of four wins, four losses, and one tie for the year. The Jackets placed fifth in state team standings, and statistics showed that they tallied 73 points to their opponents' 145. Victories were gained over Guilford, Apprentice School, Washington College, and American Uni- versity, losses were sustained at the hands of Rich- mond, William and Mary, Wofford, and Hamp- den-Sydney. The encounter with Blue Ridge Col- lege ended in a scoreless tie. Captain Dick Irby's capable generalship and all-around good play gained for him the respect and consideration of both the players on the squad and the opponents. Jacket individual scoring honors went to Ike Kovar, who crossed into pay dirt four times dur- ing the season and led the Jaclcet banlcs with 24 points. Bob Golubic, outstanding back on offense and equally stalwart end on defense, was close he- hind with a total of 19 points to his credit. In recognition of their outstanding play, Goluhic and Kovar gained honorable mention on the All-State CAPTAIN DICK :Rev f squad. Back BABE PHELPS, End and Tackleg POOCH CRYSTAL, Guardg JIM MacMULLlN, Cenferg RED LOVETT, Back: STEVE GERGLEY, Backg POP JACKSON, Tackle. ' - f-fir- gf-' -w ' ' ' 1 -i...n.: , Ha vu. crease- .ve , l ease, . lat Oops, my dear! But Jeep gains . . . VARSITY SCHEDULE 0 R.-M.. C. . . og U. of Richmond . . R.-M. C. . . . 73 Guilford College . . . . 0 R.-M. C. . . . .135 Apprentice School . . . . 7 R.-M. C. . . . .135 Washington College R. M. C. . . og Wlofford College . fllomecomingl R.-M. C. . . .275 American University R. M. C. . . 6g VV. and M. . . . R. M. C. . . og Blue Ridge College R.-M. C. . . 71 Hampden-Sydney . An anxious moment during 'll-ie Hampden-Sydney fray . gander!! Ra R.-M., Og Richmond, 28 A light, hard-fighting Randolph-Macon team bowed to Richmond in their opener, 28-o. The jackets held the big Red and Blue team in check during the first period, but Richmond's Coach Thistlewaite substituted a fresh team which scored twice in the second quar- ter as the Jacket first string weakened. Richmond scored through the air in the third and fourth quar- ters, bringing the final score to 28-o. Browne Phelps, Red Lovett, and Ike Kovar played well in the Jacket backheld, while the line play was commendable. Coach Summers used as many substitutes as he could, in or- der to give them experience which proved valuable later in the season. R.-M., 7: Guilford, 0 Guilford College, in North Carolina, played host to Randolph-Macon on October 6. A favored Jacket eleven scored but once to win, 7-o, against a hard- charging Guilford team. During the first half the Lemon and Black threatened on four occasions, only to lose the ball near pay dirt. A rejuvenated Guilford team played the second half in the Jackets' territory. In the fourth quarter, following a march of forty yards to the Jackets' one-vard line, Guilford lost the ball on downs when Randolph-Macon's forward wall held fast. R.-M., l3g Apprentice School, 7 The Randolph-Macon offense and defense against Apprentice School was by far the best displayed by the Jacket eleven during the 194.0 season. Offensive play netting two touchdowns in the first half and fea- tured with fine running by Kovar and Phelps behind clean, hard blocking on the part of the Jacket line, was comparable to the defensive activities of Ran- dolph-Macon in the second half. The Shipbuilders scofed in the opening minutes of the second half and kept the Jackets on the defense throughout the re- mainder of the game. A last minute threat died a few feet from :the jacket goal line and the game ended with Randolph-Macon in possession of the ball on their own two-yard line. The game was a thriller from the spectators' point of view, filled with pass completions, interceptions, and fine blocking and run- ning. R.-M., l3g Washingfon College, 6 The Jackets defeated VVashington College of Mary- land, 13-6, in their first home game. Bob Golubic, re- placing Phelps, who was injured at Apprentice School, played an excellent game as offensive tailback and defensive left end. Kovar passed into the end zone to Goodnack for the first touchdown and repeated by passing to Gergely for the extra point. Golubic broke through on an off-tackle play to score in the second period. Coach Summers substituted frequently in the second half, giving his whole squad an opportunity to see action. A pass following a blocked kick netted VVash'ington College their six points. R.-M., Og Wofford, I9 A Wolford team that made a good stand against Clemson earlier in the season had little trouble in amazing the Homecoming spectators and the jacket team with their power, speed, and deception. Down- held blocking following short passes completed at the line of scrimmage gave the Terriers touchdowns in the second, third, and fourth periods. Bob Golubic again performed well as offensive back and defensive XV, , GOODNACK DlCK RIDGEWAY DON MCMAHON nd Tackle Center end. Irby's defensive play and the line play of jack- son and Crystal helped to stop the VVofford mach'ine on many occasions before it had started. R.-M., 27: American University, I3 The jackets, paced by Browne Phelps, defeated the Eagles of American U., 27-13. Phelps scored the first touchdown and then set up the second by a punt run- back of 45 yards to the Eagles' five-yard line. Kovar plunged it over for a touchdown. American U. scored twice in the first half, but failed to convert on one occasion, making the score I4-I3 in favor of the .lack- ets. Goluhic's touclrdown in the third period, followed by Gergely's on a reverse play, clinched a Lemon and Black victory. Dick lrby, blocking back and captain of the jackets, intercepted passes which lead to the touchdowns in the third quarter. R.-M., 63 William and Mary, 46 At VVilliamsburg, a powerful Green and Gold team scored in every quarter against the lighter jacket team. VVilliam and Nlary scored 46 points on power and passes, however, the play of the day was Coach Summers' flea-flicker, a short pass from Phelps to Golubic, who in turn tossed a lateral to Kovar, who scored standing up. Z' BOB MOEBERG JOE STILES CHET WALESKI End Guard R.-M., Og Blue Riclge. 0 The Lemon and Black team traveled to VVindsor, Maryland, where it played a scoreless tie with Blue Ridge College. Moberg kept the Blue Ridge team in their territory through his panting efforts, but the jackets' fast offense was checked by a heavy Blue Ridge line on a muddy field. Blue Ridge and Ran- dolph-Macon threatened to score on different occasions, but the muddy field and close line play of each team when on defense kept tlre game in a deadlock. Kovar and Lovett broke away for short gains, but the mud prevented them from taking advantage of their speed. R.-M., 7: Hampden-Sydney, 27 The Tigers of Hampden-Sydney defeated Randolph- Macon at the Lynchburg Stadium, 27-7. Sprye and Holmes of Hampden-Sydney were the outstanding backs on the field and were responsible for the Tiger touchdowns. Bob Golubic and Browne Phelps per- formed well for the Jackets in the backfield. A pass from Phelps to Golubic in the fourth quarter, follow- ing a series of passes from Phelps to Goodnack, ended a 76-yard touchdown march by the Jackets. Golubic caught another pass from Phelps for the extra point. Sessa, Crystal, and jackson were outstanding in the Jacket line. Fifth Row: Oliver, Kelso, Ridgeway, Richardson, Bentley. Gergely, Lovett. Fourth Row: Newsome, Styles, Sessa, Kent, R. Taylor, Waleski, lVlcLinclen. Third Row: McQuaide, ,l. Jones, Derowski, Raikes, Springer, Moeberg, Reilly, F. Liebencw. Second Raw: NlcMal1on, Harrison, Jackson, Irby, Nl. Phelps, Harrell, Golubic. Q - A Fin! Row: lVlclVlullin, Crystol, Kovar, Goodnaclc, Willcox. A - A- L Guard ' Au -1 . ff- . -my iii' ' , J - -ss , rm, , FCDCJTBALL :H in sg: M - sass- ai: , s Third' Row: Powell, Marsh, Drewes, Ronaaine, Richardson. Sefonrl Row: Braswell, Leggett, Robinson, Woolridge. Firxt Raw: Ellis, Rougan, Hamlin, Owens, Ray. Randolph-Macon, 7: Masonic Home, 6 Freshman Coach John Powell's Bee team gridclers stopped Masonic Home's eleven-game winning streak by squeezing out their first victory of the season, 7-6. The Homc score came as a result of a long pass which culminated in a touch- down. They failed to make the extra point when VVillcox, fleet Jacket Hankman, broke through the line to block the place-kick. The Jackets capitalized on a poor punt by the Masonic gridders to set up a McQuaide-Newsom pass which went for a tally. McQuaide place-kicked the extra point. The outstanding Jacket players were Raikes, Liebenow, McQuaide, and Sprenger. Randolph-Macon, 6: R.-M. A., 6 The Randolph'-Macon i'Bees closed their 19.1.0 season by battling the strong Academy eleven to a 6-6 deadlock. The jackets scored when Watson intercepted one of the enemy's passes and weaved through a broken field for the touchdown. The try for the extra point was blocked. The Academy, recovering a blocked punt, tossed passes for the tying points. Outstanding players on the Held were VVatson and Sprenger, for the Bees, and White and McFall, for the Academy. I8-fl SCHEDULE R-M . - 373 Medical College - - 36 R-M - - 333 Wilson Teachers - 36 R-M - - 253 Richmond ---. 39 N R-M . - 463 William and Mary - 63 R-M - - 483 Bridgewater - - . 32 R-M - - 503 Lynchburg - . . . 34 R-M - - 93 U. of Baltimore - - 41 R-M - - 263 Wilson Teachers - . 45 R-M - - 573 Gallaudet - - - - 36 R-M . . 293 Richmond ---- 40 3 R-M . . 323 Apprentice School . 33 R-M - - 363 William and Mary . 43 R-M - - 363.Apprentice School . 26 R-M - . 303 American University 45 R-M - - 363 Roanoke College - - 41 R-M . - 363 Bridgewater - . . 35 R-M . - 443 Hampden-Sydney - 37 R-M - - 393 American University 25 I R-M - . 565 Gallaudet - - - - 51 R-M . . 393 Roanoke College - . 35 R-M . . 463 Lynchburg -.-- 23 R-M - - 343 Hampden-Sydney - 40 , Upsetting pre-season dope, Randolph-Mer ton Phelps, the Jackets won twelve games of con's basketball team turned what promised to their twenty-two-game schedule. be a poor season into a comparatively successful The Jackets, after winning the opener from court year. Led by high-scoring Captain Moul- the Medical College, dropped the next three 7438 5 7lze Seam in fbefail . . games to Wilson Teachers, University of Rich- mond, and William and Mary before hitting their stride in defeating Bridgewater and Lynchburg Colleges. The University of Balti- more, with a resounding 41-9 score, snapped the Lemon and Black victory string. Wilson Teachers added another smirch to the record with a 45 to 26 defeat. Following an impressive '57-36 win over Gallaudet College, the Ashlanders took a sec- ond count from a strong Richmond team. With mid-year's now in the background, Randolph-lVlacon's cagers, apparently sluggish from the lay-off, dropped a close decision to Apprentice School. In an exciting game with William and Mary College, the Jaclceteers left the court at the half with the score 17 to 18 in the Indians, favor. In the second half the Indians found their eye and the game ended with Randolph-Macon on the short end of a 36 to 43 score. Decidedly off form, the Randolph-Macon team lost to American University by fifteen points. The end of the following tilt with M. PHELPS GOLUBIC - LUCE LESGETT SPRENGER I861 Roanoke College found the score deadlocked at 34 all. In the overtime period Roanoke sank three field goals to our one to take the fray by the count of 41 to 36. Hapless Bridgewater started a six-game win- ning streak for the Jackets. The Yellow and Black cagers took the measure of their arch rivals, Hampden-Sydney, in a hotly-contested fray, and followed up with victories over Amer- ican University, Gallaudet, Roanoke, and Lynchburg. Without a doubt, the Roanoke game was superior to any other contest of the season. It was nip and tuck all the way with the Jackets finally coming out on the long end of a 39-35 count. For the last game of the season the Randolph- Macon squad journeyed to Death Valley to meet the Tigers of Hampden-Sydney. Five in- spired seniors played a great game to defeat the Jackets 40 to 34. To Golubic, Phelps, Moberg, Sprenger, Leg- gett, Derowski, and Luce go the honors for their spirited attempts for victory and for their good sportsmanship in both victory and defeat. Mcaens ' oenowsxl HB 7ecam Eadkeidafl Coached by Hugh Stephens and Henry Pedigo, the Randolph-Macon Bees split a successful season, winning seven and losing seven. After dropping the first game to Richmond freshmen at Richmond the little jackets hit their stride and defeated Glen Allen and Petersburg at Ashland. John Marshall won a close decision 30-28, as did Richmond and Benedictine by the scores 26-24 and 24-23. The highlight of the season was a win over the William and Mary Frosh 53-40 when Springer and Moberg led the team with 20 and 15 points respectively. Vic- tories over Glen Allen, Hopewell, Ferrum, and McGuires balanced defeats by John Marshall, Randolph-Macon Academy, and Petersburg. niwamavaaanama.. 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' '00 Fei' Q ' ..v- --I3 1 fol l fhaoxtfflfg ..,.- -- in AS-Soma e e Nw' . .Q?J,1j'J'Of7wa 3iQ73i4x'5g1I1d W t .HS P fi,X 49 'N 9 Q? do 00 ofk J S ch N411 Rstsci asii rs agua this D I. -s I KAPLA Am 'Q A' i' Ohin F of fl'l'ilTf'NX1?lfwnXca.1em,. OWU ldntiy in-A ehfafsfxisslafrfssxhzirgh an Jacket ! ', and the ever pope- S 3 2 ' A-f---fh Cue- ' Eadedaff ala 1940 SCHEDULE Home . Randolph-Macon Ohio State . . . , 4 Home . Randolph-Macon Ohio State .... . 8 Home . Randolph-Macon Delaware University . o Home . Randolph-Macon Drexel . .... Rain Home . Randolph-Macon Wesleyan University . 3 Home . Randolph-Macon Bridgewater . . . . 2 There . Randolph-Macon Lynchburg . . . , 0 There. Randolph'-Macon M. C. V ..... . o Home . Randolph-Macon Richmond University . 4 There . Randolph-Macon American University Rain Home . Randolph-Macon Maryland University . 5 Home.. Randolph-Macon W. 8: M .... . . 3 Home , Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney . . 8 Home . Randolph-Macon M. C. V. . . . . 3 There . Randolph-Macon VVake Forest . . o Home . Randolph-Macon Lynchburg . . xo There . Randolph-Macon Bridgewater . . . . 4 There . Randolph-Macon Richmond University . 3 Home . Randolph-Macon American University . 3 There . Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney . . 4 There. Randolph-Macon W. 8: M. . . . Rain The Yellow Jacket baseball nine of 1940 enjoyed a successful season by compil- ing a fine record of I2 victories against 5 defeats and 1 tie. Randolph-Macon's most important win of the season was a 2 to o victory over VVake Forest, 194.0 co- champions of the Southern Conference. Co-Captain Hugh Stephens performed brilliantly on the mound for the Lemon and Black, allowing only live hits. The Yellow Jackets' tie game was fought here in Ashland against the Indians of Wil- liam and Mary. Henry Pedigo, who pitched the entire game, gave up all three runs in the first four innings. The umpire called the game in the 17th inning because of darkness. The Jacket iniielders, Luce, Everett, Prince and Poindexter, showed plenty of zip at all times. This infield combination was frequently changed during the season with substitutions. Bob Golubic played at third and caught behind the plate, while Moulton Phelps was used as a pitcher and first baseman. In the outfield Peterson and Rogers played left and center field, respectively. The right field post was shared by Co-Captains Pedigo and Stephens. Peterson accounted for the only Randolph-Macon home run at Ashland, although Luce duplicated this fete at Lynchburg. The catching duties were shared by Lawrence Smith, Golubic and Spain. Each carried out his assignments in working the pitchers to Randolph-Macon's advantage. VVrong Arm Pedigo compiled the best average for the mound performers of the '40 baseball nine, having a record of five victories and only one defeat. Right- hander Hugh Stephens also turned in a line record Besides possessing a pitching record of five victories was the team's leading batter, punching out a neat season. Two of these three defeats were against the Stephens allowed only two hits during each' game, but the plate, the Jackets bowed in both of these contests. Phelps, the other stellar pitcher for the jackets, achieved the record of winning two and losing one. While not pitching Phelps alternated with Poindexter at th'e initial sack. Runner-up for the batting honors of the season was Howard Luce, third baseman for tlre Lemon and Black. and three defeats, Stephens percentage of .383 for the Richmond Spiders in which due to the lack of punch at and shortstop, who batted out a percentage of .333. The records also show that Crystal, rookie outfielder, batted .400 but he did not participate in sufficient games to compete for batting honors. Besides the pitching, timely base knocks by the entire team were responsible for the many victories gained by the Jackets in 1940. Prince, second baseman, was especially noted for this, having driven in more than one run by his timely singles. M. PHELPS ROGERS GOLUBIC BRALLEY Raikes, EvereH Poinclexfer, Prince . . . Acfion . . . The Squad . . . Ste Kneel g C pf J '7fze '74ack Seaman aj Rancfalph Mama Randolph-Macon W. 86 M. Ext. Norfolk Randolph-Macon Lynchburg - Randolph-Macon Gallaudet - . - Randolph-Macon Bridgewater - - Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney Conference Meet To fhe Righf, Top Row Lover? J Rawlings Second Row: Sawyer, Kovar LaGa'f'I'u1'a BoH'om Row Conrad '7aacfaR e The Randolph-Macon trackmen, under the leadership of their able captain, John Rawlings, opened their season with William and Mary Ex- tension at Norfolk on April 13. Because his squad of twenty men contained only seven vet- erans of the 1939 season, Coach Bynum did not have too optomistic a viewpoint on the coming season, thus, due to lack of experience, the Jackets were overwhelmed by the Extension trackmen, 98 to 28. Next the Randolph-Macon squad faced Lynch- burg College, earned their first victory of the season, and started a winning streak for the Jackets. The team showed great improvement over its efforts at Norfolk. The two victories that followed come at the expense of Gallaudet College for Deaf and Dumb and Bridgewater College. The Jackets defeated Gallaudet at Ashland and were paced by Raw- lings and Lovett who were outstanding in their respective events. Lovett scored in the 100 and 220 and Rawlings in the 440, low hurdles, javelin, and broad jump. At Bridgewater the Jackets, again led by John Rawlings who scored 16 points, eked out a narrow 65 to 61 victory. Lovett again won both the 100 and 220, Conrad pushed Rawlings for a close second in the 440, and Har- rell scored a first in the high jump. The Jackets, winning streak was broken by Hampden-Sydney's cindermen at Death Valley. The Tigers scored first and second places in al- most every event to swamp Ralidolph-Macon, 93 to 33. Seven men represented Randolph-Macon in the annual Chesapeake Conference Meet held at Lynchburg on May 18. The weakness of the Jackets in distance events showed plainly in this meet. Jacket points were made in the sprints and field events to place them third in total scor- ing. Rawlings, Sawyers, Lovett, Bell, Conrad, Brad- ner, Cassedy and Harrell earned their letters in track during the 1940 season. To the Left, Top Row: Cassedy, Harrell. Second Row: Braclner, E. Nelson. Boffom Row: R. Smith. 7fze 5 ' ' '7eam Through the coaching of Pat By- num, the swimming team improved with each meet under the leadership of Senior Co-Captains Hartley and White. The tanksters won two and lost four-bettering previous records. McMahan, French, Wilcox, and Lo- gan in the free style events and relay, Captain Hartley in the hackstroke, and Freshmen Lewis and White in the breast stroke are to he commended for their fine elforts in the tanks. Bukstel and Oliver executed fine dives under Pat's guidance. Success is not always measured by wins but, as in this case, by improvement. SCHEDULE R-M . - 185 Washingtoii HY' ,.-- 42 R-M - - 195 Loyola of Baltimore - 56 R-M - - 28g Loyola of Baltimore - 46 R-M - - 75 N. C. State ----- 68 R-M - - 425 W. 86 M., Norfolk Div. 26 R-M - - 485 W. 66 M., Norfolk Div. 18 1if2i,fR1iZL:Ho1iXflir?idIii'iff feliagflio1f2,gYfif.Te,iiilOf'aarl5ai:fivI8lZfri 53521214 .pf- 1941 Pannill, Charlton, Turnsfali, Forbes, Bradner. This year Randolph-Macon included cross-country in its fall activities for the first time in four years. Coach Pat Bynum's harriers 'competed in a prac- tice meet with the Richmond Spiders, a dual meet with Bridgewater, and in the Conference meet. Led by Tunstall and Bradner, the Jackets gained a second in the Con- ference meet. Tunstall, finishing third, was only 15 seconds out of top money and a step behind the runner-up with his 15:00 race. Bridgewater, the host school, won the meet, and the Lynch- l951 burg team followed the Ashlanders in third place. The team was never victorious in their attempts, but performances by Charlton, Bradner, Tunstall, Forbes, Martin, and Pannill expressed their eagerness to bring baclc to Randolph- Macon a sport which had died because of lack of interest. Cross-country de- mands conditioning of body and spirit to the utmost degree, for without a combination of both, competitors would soon relax in their efforts. 7fze 7ennM '7eam OF NINETEEN-FORTY I 1 , e-:swore-yi. , :ef 1, ,,.. . ,, 12, mr, 11 11 111' 'QQQ11 11 ga gi' - 1111 '111 25450 1 1' 3 C 1 1 r 1 , 1 fer ' -Ke - 1 ' f.-2-f 'L is: Derowski, Compton, Kaplan, McCormick, Corman. O SCHEDULE R.-M. C. . og Loyola QBalt.l R.-M. C. . 7g Lynchburg . . R.-M. C. . og Richmond U. . R.-M. C. . 3, American U. . R.-M. C. . 65 Lynchburg . . R.-M. C. . 53 Bridgewater . . R.-M. C. . 4.5 Richmond U. . R.-M. C. . 3g Hampden-Sydney R.-M. C. . 75 Bridgewater . . R.-M. C. . 3, Hampden-Sydney Sporting new uniforms, Bobby Pitt as manager, and Nat Kaplan as coach' and captain, the 19.1.0 Jacket netters boasted of four wins in ten matches to secure a letter for every member of the team, a shutout over Lynchburg, and the rather dubious satisfaction of throwing a neat scare into Richm0nd's Spiders before losing, 5-4. Reversing form as often as the wind shifted, the team lost, 9-0, to Loyolag blanked Lynchburg, and were then skunked by Richmond. .lim Cramer and Mac McCormick picked up three points between them as encounter with American U. fell by th'e way, 6-3. Kaplan and Norman Corman waxed hot to lead a 5-3 victory over Bridgewater in Ashland. The efforts of Snake Compton, Capt. Kaplan, and slim jim Cramer fell a point shy of a jacket victory when the Spiders invaded Macon-land. Ed Derowski's smooth stroking was outstanding for the Ashlanders as Hampden-Sydney won, 6-3. Closing the season, Kaplan, Dcrowski, Corman, and McCormick won matches to defeat Bridgewater, 7-2, and Derowski once again displayed a masterly touch to bring some solace for another 6-3 pasting from Hampden-Sydney. Kaplan and Cramer had the best individual records, with six wins as against four defeats for each, and the team of Compton-Derowski, with four victories, was the top doubles pairing. l96l 7he G The fine showing of school spirit by the Randolph- Macon student body is due to the capable direction of the cheerleaders. Construction of the football bonfires, the teaching of cheers to the new men, and the leading of the cheering at the games are all the regular worlcs of Jalce Price, the Jackets' efficient cheerleader, and his competent staff of assistants, Tommy Davis, Robert Pitt, Douglas Hill, and Wallace Dodd. They are the ones who develop the spirit which backs the ath- letic teams of our Alma Mater when they take the field, and deserve praise and credit for this work. D. 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GPORCF S 'I-IRRI GEORGF VV joxvs NIIIIANIFI RAPIAN F IIHRI ICI1 SMITH XVIILIAM H KEEBIF IRA A UPIJIRF YVIIIIAM S VVFBB JAMES H MCCORMICK LOVIARII A PIUNKFT1 FORRFST P WHITE OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Lstabllsfu rl I Q33 ALPHA LAMBDA FRINR L D 'II LIIORCF L BNRNFII I XRIX I x J STLAI GORDON I'. I'IARRIfI,l. RICIIARO M. IRBI' CIIIORCH VV. JONES ST L II BRUCE V. ENCLISI-I FRATRLS IX FALL LTA1 L JOSIPII B HAI PX VVIIIIAM H knmn MXRSIIAII J MCNIII i.RnI.I.EI C. SIMPSON I:N rs SI3LEC.'I'IfD FROM TIIL QL. .. NA'I'IlANIIII. KAPLM. CIIIORCE D. NELSON MOUIJIAON D. PIIIsI.Is Iimvxun A. PIIUNKETT IEVTS SIJLLCTIQO FROM TIII: CLASS J. w7II,I.IAM HOUGII I 1031 OF OF Publuatzon Fhe CIrcIe 'I MCNIDIIR SIMPSON QJIORCI S IARRX VVIIIIAM S XVEBB 1941 JACOB F. PRICE HUCII F. S'l'IiPl-IENS rI'IIOMAS L. TOLLEY 1942 VVILLIAM M. PICKARO Ili iw P H I B E T A K VTE' .IFA Y V I VIRGINIA ZETA -H I 7 3 5: STUDE 1 . I I S ' ' 1 If 1941 , ' I O , . A. ': . ..,' : . .:' '. . 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STANFORD WEBB . . Farulfy . 1d Ui50f Second Row: Piclcard, Tarem, E. Plunkett. Tucker. Reames, D. Nelson. Hough. Tollry Fin! Row: Redd, Kaplan, R. L. Brown, McCormick, Price. Sigma Upsilon is an honorary literary fraternity that recognizes outstanding literary ability on the campus. FRATRES IN CoLI.uo1o R. L. BROWN J.XV.IioUGn IJ , KAPLAN j.Ii.h4cCoRM1cK G. D. NELSON R. M. PEACH VV. M. Picicmzn E. G. TUCKER E10-il IE. JK. lJl.LI!JPiH1'V j. IZ IIRICH J.P.RAMm D.H.RmMm XXV. CI. IQEIHD ID. 'I'ix1'rzn TX L.'ToLLEY TAU KAPPA ALPH OFFICERS I GEORGE NVESLEY JONES . .... Presidcn! WM. M. PICKARD, jx. . Srrralary-Treasurer Tau Kappa Alpha is an honorary forensic fraternity which recognizes ability and achieve- ment in debating and public speaking. Price, G. W, Jones, Pickard, Hough. F1u1'R12s IN FACLJ LTAT12 DR. E. L. Fox DR. J. P. MCCONNIQLI. PROF. G. S. Tmuu' IN COLLEOIO GEORGE VV. JONES Wu.r.mM M, Plcicfxku, JR. J. VVxL1.1AM HOUOH JACOB F. Piuce GEORGE C. Rawmxcs, JR. I 1051 ua . . - . . . .. . .. .. lllllli: in' .Q .. . ... ... in' ... .... ... .. ... .... in.. ..... ..... ..... .... ... . ... ... . .. . . .... . X on. ..... ..- .... . . . . . .... ..... ...... . ..... . ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... .. ..... ...... .. .. . .. . ...... ..... ...... 1...... ...... .... H. L. BAXN, JR. T. C. IIJIEN I E T I OFFICERS FORREST P. VVIIITI2 ..... . . Prfsidwnl VVILLIAM I-I. BRIGGS . . . . I icc-President W. M. HICKAM . . . . . . Recording Secretary RALPH VV. STONEBURNER . C'or'rr-.vpondirzg Serretary .IAMIES H. MCCORMICK . ...... Trcasurwr Chi Beta Phi, founded at Randolph-Macon College in 1916, is an honorary scientific fraternity whose purpose is to promote interest in science by keeping current scientific investigation. in contact with - Burk Row: Clark, Dcrowski, Henvis, English, Poindexter, D. Nelson, M. Phelps, Lansche eg '5f5f5ff:f -25252555255 . I '-I-I-If ' '.'fE5E- -:-zififffii '5s5zSsSs! Fran! Raw: Hickam, Briggs, White, R. Sronebumer, McCcrmIck. FRATRES IN Ffxcu L'rATE DR. W. E. BUI,I.INc'I'oN DR. T. N. MCN. SIM PROF. VV. H. KIEEBLE DR. I. A. UPIIIKI2 PROF. M. I. McNn.xI. IN COLLEGIO VV. H. BRIGGS O. W. CLARKE, E. L. DEROXVSKI G. IJINVVIDDIE . V. ENcI.IsI-I G. F. TIARRELI. R. VV. I'IAR'I'LEY S. C. HENVIS NV. M. HICKAM J. B JR. H061 R. M. IRIIY, JR. A. M. LANSCIIE VV. F. LIEBENOXV J. H. MCCORMICK G. D. NIII.soN M. D. PIIELPS VV. C. POINIIEXTER R. W. STONEBURNER F. P. VV!-IITE PSON PI DELTA EPSIL OIFIPICERS JAMES H. MCCORMICK . . . President THOMAS L. 'TOLLEY . . . . Vice-Prexidmzt J. GRAY DINNVIDDIE, JR. . . Sccrelary-Trcasurm' H. LEE BAIN, JR. . . . . Program Chairman Pi Delta Epsilon, foundecl this year, is an honorary journalistic fraternity composecl of men outstanding in the l'lClCl of journalism on the campus. Third Row: Edwards, Reames, Price, English. Second Row: Pickard, Tucker, E. Plunkett, Kaplan, R. L. Brown. Fin! Row: McCormick, Bain, Talley, D. Nelson, G. Dinwiddie. FRATR IES IN FACL' LTATI2 PRoIf. F. GRIQLLRT C. SIMPSON IN H. LEE BAIN, JR. RALPI-I L. BROWN J. GRAY DlNXK'lDDlE, JR. JAMES U. EIIWARDS BRUCE V. ENGLISH NATHANILI- KAPI,AN JAMES I-I. MCCJRMICK E. G CIILLIEGIO G. DOUGLAS NEI.SON XVILLIAM M. PICKARIJ, JR. EIIWARIJ A. PLLINIcI2'I I' JACOB F. PRICE D. I-IERBIQRT REAMRS, JR. J. Rox' SMITH 'THOMAS L. TOLLEY RAIIAM TUCKER N071 1, i in 1 o . u o N ' n 4 n nv n nn an n u ..- su an ..- U.. ua no 1 n na- ...- .--. uv . . . U. X - . - U . .1 . ...- .-N . ...nu- un.. ...Q . U. .- nn... U.. 4 ...- . .- ..- '-' - Q-...- -I.--.- --nn N-..- ...U non . The Y. M. C. A. is an influential Christian group which is open to all students on the campus. It promotes Christian fellowship and directs college community. a program of welfare lll the Irby, Tatem. Bain, J. Taylor. E. Plunkett, English, lVlcLinclen, Murray, D. Nelson, OFFICERS RICHARD M. IRBY, JR. . DAVID TATEM . . . . joIIN M. TAX'I.0R, JR. . HARRY L. B.-IIN . . . PROIP. GEORGE S. rIlARRY . CABINET INIEMRIERS B. V. ENGLISII H. F. MCLINDEN T. S. MURRAX' G. D. NEl.SON l1OBl Pannill , Tinsley. . P1'esid1'ni Ificf-Pfwsidezzl . S P rreta ry . Tl'l'l1.f1l1'l'I' . .fl divisor H. B. PANNILI.. E. A. PLUNKETT D, M. PRINCE C. S. TINSLEX' WALTER HINES PAGE CLUB OIPIPICERS Gizokmc VVIESLEY jomas .... . . . Prcxidfnl J. VVu.1.1AM I-IOUGH . . . l icc-Prcsidf-nl Dixvm T ATUM ........... . Secrrlary The Walter Hines Page Club is an honorary organization of those students interested in the study of International Relations. 1: Y -.V Q 1 .:. 1 .' Nia' S w, l l A .. ' . 'I' L Q L l - QE? T 9 ff 4 -. Y D Price, Hough, G. W. Jones. Tatem, Stephens. Irby, Kaplan, Talley, E. Plunkett, McGhee, Loving, McCormick. English, G. Meyer, Bell, Tercr, Felty, Pickard, Tinsley. FACU LTY M EM is ERS R. E. L. Fox DR. J. P. MCCQNNHLI. STU umm' M mxmans C. C. BELL B. V. ENcr.1sH B. FELTY J. VV. Houcu R. M. Inav, ju. G. VV. JONES N. KAPLAN D. L. Lovmc IE. W. MCGEE J. H. McCov.M1cK ll09l A. G. MEYER G. D. NELSON W. M. Piclcmw E. A. PLUNKHT J. F. .PRICE H. F. STEPHENS D. T ATEM J. TETER C. S. Tmshm' T. L. To1.Lrzx' i l C V4 li P ' .. mg? 9 .x eg K ' I :.g.l...... . 1 '.' i2ifff':5'f,f3iff2fQfQi2fQi5. ' 5 f f3i2i2:g.g:g.g. ,. , ' ' . 1 1 '.' ' .'.' '. .'.-.- -. .'.- - j.:.:.g.j.:.g.:.: ..g.g.. . ' . '. 1 I i I l w I 1 1 r l i l l l l l I I Q I 3 4 K J 1 aff: .-1--'A- 5 HU ,lot cpm lu at 1 1 A Oath!! as -1 L1-Z' -Hz PM If it fn ra AU A 1 1111 13 n 11 11- f V '5.'.j.'.,.2153' . 3.3.5. 3 r 'v ?1'z'k1? 1 ' aug' 5fW'1i 1 n 1 4,1 1 A 1 1 :ren 1 1 un 1 r 1 1 1 11. 1'.'1'1V?1 '9 1 1 1 n in n u 4 1 1 1 4 emu y . 1 1S'S'l'11'i'1f ' ' 1 'f'2I 5'H' 1 9 1 ne s vu an 1 I tiff 1'.?'.'iXlfr ff., 1 11 Q, 1 'fu El . 11.1-wml'1 ':' 'wagging 1 uvsviizi i lf If infra? 1 I1 1 1 6 1 1-.1 111.51 1 1.1 4 41 n u g 'svt V3 unnsupig ' I In fa 'aiu' 6 Q! Q I l-1531151 L 4' 1- 1 1' '1 JA' ?!.2JA mg. . wr 1 1'1'1'1n. pi' nu an on 41, -1 fl ,O.I U.I.,.ll Q rf 0 I if U:l'l.. IDI 1111152 ' -3'?,'rgw.e W 1 :1 A 0-lnlid y ..1'sn.au su 1 1 1 1 1 1'1'1 avr' ll a nous nun un ltililifi 5 v, It l '-'.7 f,:l . I T, -- f 5.13:-w',Z ' r.f'1gg.l g . ta. aw.. A -.ew f. H5151 ,tag ., E:- -QV .' jf 5 -.. pu. .Y' 43 lIf?'?5?2t ' 4 F.1'.'1v1Y,y P r...:e . qw- . lu- 2' .. .' E:...!.e,. F. Q. . tal. fy if -, L s-1111.1 ,V ' r.-.f.'.-.1 F342- Li.1....q1,g1.w-ql .92 l.La.,7l. L-:Es 'Rig'- '.:f: :e:f'Iff.:..' -- :.f,j4:-,-..gi.-41,2 l'?.-If'4?fF'f .gg I-I lhbillll ...R .... ,. . , svn b .4 o nn l.110l The Clericus is composed of students who are prepar- ing themselves for the min- istry. All ministerial students automatically become mem- bers of the Clericus upon entering Rztnclolph-Macon College. OFFICERS EDWARD A. PLUNKETT President GEORGE W. JONES Vice-President THOMAS B. DAVIS Scfrclury BEVERLY FELTY Trmmrrr Plzksox N lil. G. E. ARMIS'I'lEAlJ, ju. A. P. BAJEY D. S. BnAm.EY L. R, BROWIJ R. J. BULL C. G. Cuaws C. C. COFFEY R. L. CoNso1.vo C. W. CHUMB J M. Cuz.:-RFTH, Ju, B, J. Dfxvxs, Jn. W. R. Doon C. R. EvEuE'rT, ju. N. J. FLYTHE V. W. Fosrmz R. D. FRIDLEY A. N. FRLTTEII J. L. HAMILTON E. Hftucu W. HOUGH '?' W. M. KEADL13 C. O. KIDD A W. LAINE A. D, Lvuas. Ju R. F. MAs'r T. S. Mmuzfn' J. S. OWEN H. B. PANNILL R C. PARKER W. M. Prcxcmxn, Jn. J. S. RAwL1z-ms A. P. ROACH, Ju. R. M. RoB1NsoN M. G. SINK E. P. SMITH J. R. SMITH J TETER J. L. THOMAS, Jn. E. A. THOMPSON J. W WALTEHS A. D. WINBOURNE. ju. COMMON The Commons Club is a sn- cirll organization which in- cludes in its pcrsmmel many students who would other- wise lack an orgzmized so- cial life on the campus. OFFICERS JOSEPH FANELLI Prcxidcnl ROBERT 1. GOLUBIC Vic:-Prciidcnl EDWARD L. DEROWSKI Secrcmry NATHANIEL KAPLAN Trcamrcr ARTHUR STC. SLOAN Faruliy Advircr Plfusozwm. A. BENTLHY V. S. BRASWELL L. BUKSTEL R. G. CRYSTOL F. S. Cur-xNmcsuAM E. L. Dranowsxx C. A. DYsoN U. EDWARDS, JR, J. R. R. EMORY J. G. FANELLI S. FRENCH S. B. Gsnclamf K, GILBERT . J. GOLUBIC E. GOODNACK J. R W. T. HAnn:soN E. E. HENLEY W. M. HICKAM J. W. Houcu J. j. IMPmzA'ro E. F. JAcxsoN N. KAPLAN Nl. H. LANCASTER J. F. LovETr H. J. Lucxa R. S. Lucxxsrr H. MCLINDEN D. J. MCMAHON R. S. MAnsn G. MEYER W. Moomz H. Pamco E. A. P1.uNxu'r'r K. I. Rfmcns W. C. Reno A. P. ROACH, Jn. J. R. SMITH J. TET1211 C. A. WALESKI llll TlTlfif7TiTf1Ei'T 'C 1'1J?.lJ' - '- ' ?Z 1,1Y1n!-,tf,..'1 N ' ' , ?iwdZ'3i1fHv . . A4gfb'f9iwiZaJ f. . 'O U JM - as 'FWF , . f. 4214372.14 . A I 'V ini Z f . A . .sri ' s cz L U B if Hu lf Q' l f'Q'il5'i..v ' 1'-?f'f ll - '2i'1mas1': ' i lu 52? fail? '. I 19,41 .,vem.-. E ' Avgizw un' ' ' A if f .1 vi? w . Z. .3941 - imgiiru , A- - Gln' 'wglszig i A print 5. -lbilsmg t A gap-Lf'afil.., .-Qs., 6,-. 5 4 , . .v. ' . V J rg- L,l'3a,g.-1 1 fi . nJ52'QaHl,?.'a'. l . QP . 5 . 'Sl -9.p,s.m5.y ug-,n 1 I. . 3 Q? , . 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WILLIAM I-IOUGH gil' Tig x l ll' ., tx if ' '-'V g- Prexidcnl 5 N- V. ' -.1 4 FORREST P. WHITE I - ' L :I 96 Vice-Prcsidrnt A L . .Q H. BURNELL PANNILI. 1 : Secretary 'v V Q. L I 1 .zll I . f' L . 'i lj I , I' F Q . 3 A 1 , . , .f...3 . I E P4 W gb' 4 I DR. 1. PAUL MCCONNELL Facully Azlvixcr FACULTi' MEMBERS DR. E. L. Fox DR. S. C. HATCHBR PROF. M. J. MCNEAL Pnor. G. S. TARRY PERSON N EL CREEK?-:EO C. BELL, JR. R. . BRADNER R. BULL L. . CLARK C. CRUMB J. CULBRETH T. DAVIS, JR. J. EDWARDS, JR. R. R. EMORY C. R. EVERETT, JR. B. FELTY W. B. FIDDLEII N. J. FLYTHE E. E. HENLEY J. P. HONTAS J. Joi-IN G. W. Jonas A. M. LANSCHE W. M, LEWIS D. L. LOV'NG R. F. Mfxsr J. H. MCCORMICK T. S. MURRAY R. M. PEACH W. M. PICKARD W. C. REID W. H. REID J. B. RussEL1, J. TETER J, W XVAITERS D. W. WILLIAMS A. D. NVINIJUURNII WASHINGTON LITERARY SCCIETY IQH21 FRANKLIN LITERARY SOCIETY Franklin Literary Society, founded in I833, has as its purpose the improvement and cultivation of philan- thropic principles through literary means. Orrlcuxzs JACOB F. PRICE Prexirlcnl WII.LIAM H. BARNEY Vice-President RALPH L. BROWN Secrclary PERSONNEL H. L. BAIN, Jn. W. H. BARNEY A. BLAND, JR, V. S. BRASWELL K. W. BRIMMER R. L. Bnowrl N. M. CANTEI1, Ju. S. COCKRELL . D. DARDEN J. E. DAVIS, Jn. W. M. Dowrusu H. ELLIS, Jn. B. ENGLISH A FIIAY, Jn. A. FRENCH J. GALLOWAY, Jn. C. . GREGORY R. HAMAKER M. M. HUMAN T. C. IDEN J. C. JONES R. JONES . R. LIVELY J. T. LOGAN W. C. MCLEAN J. M. Mamas W. E. MILLS, JR. J. E. MORBLAND W. E. NsI.soN, Jn. N. P. Osussnv J. M. O'HARA H L J. R 71025055151 J. G . .PAUL M. D. PHELPS R. U. Pirr J. F. Piucs G. C. RAWLINGS, JR. H. A. RIVERCOMB, Jn. M. ROMAINB, III. L. W. SHULL J. C. SIMPSON, Jn. E . E. SMITH W, T. SNEAD S. C. STEPHENSON R. W. THOMAS G. D. WATKINS D. S. WILLCOX B, C. 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SIvII'I'II . , , , St-C,-mu-y Blessed with adequate Hnancial aid for the first time in its existence, the Players give adequate opportunity, through its varied program of plays, for those students who have acting ability to express it. 44' 47' I Smmling: Shull, Tamb, Marks, Dashiell. Loving, Boschen, Reiss, Summers, Andrews, Hall, Bryant, Yancey, Tucker, Jerome, Vifrenn, Quarles, E. P. Smith, Jones, WatkiI1s. Kneeling: Lambdin, Kaplan, Foster, Redd, Snead, XVillkins, K. Gilbert, Gilliam, Tatcm, Edwards, D. Nelson. PERSONNEL MISS A. D. ANDREWS N. KAPIIAN 1 W. M. PICIIARO W T. SNEAII MISS F. L. BRYANT J. C. IQENT J. F. PRICE D. TATEM J. U. EDVVARDS, JR. M. A. LAMEDIN VV. C. REDD M. S. TAUB V. VV. FOSTER VV. F. LIEEENOW, IV. E. REISS E. G. TUCKER - J. K. GIl.BERT D. L, LOVING D. G. RICE G. D. VVATKINS O. R. GIl.I.IAM V. A. MARKS F. RUSSINSKY H. E. VVILKINS C. VV. JONES G. D. NELSON L. W. S1-IULL F. P. VVHITE W. L. JONES R. M. PEACH E. P. SMITII R. N. VVRENN ASHLAND MER'Il5ERS MISS MARGARET ANN BOSCI-IEN Mrss MARY LOU JONES MISS PEGGY DASIIIELL Mlss ELEANOR QUARLES MISS LIEEY I-IALI. MISS ANN SUMMERS MISS ALMA JEROME lll4l MISS LAURA YANCEY 'f5i'f'f3iiifffZ l .'.::j OFFICERS 1g.:.:.j.' H. J. LUCE . . .... . . Pl'L'.fidf'lll 2-I' E. L. DEROVVSKI . . lf'ic1:-Prmvidwzt -gjfjijijfjij J. Roucim .... . Sucramry I'I:f.'f. H. F. NICLINDEN, JR. ......... T rmsurcr The Newman Club is an organization of the Catholic students seeking to further, by means of social functions and talks by nationally known speakers on religion, education, 'jf'-,Q and sports, Christian ideals on the campus of Randolph-Nlacon. i 5111- l':'f'f'i .' . -i3f3f3f3:3f3f-' g ...... Second Row: Forrest, Fanelli, Impc-ram, Sessa, Dyson. First Row: Alessi, Dcrowski, Luce, Rougan, Golubic. PIZRSONN 151. ALESSI J. J. IMPERA'1'o BENTL1-:Y I. KOVAR CRi's1'AL H. J. LUCE L. DEROVVSKI I-I. MCLINDEN Di'soN D. J. MCMAHON FANELLI P. MCQUAllJli FORREST J. RE1Ll.X' GERGLEY I. ROUGAN J. 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'9'vg,. 1:3 '- . :.f..:u:.s, Y N - 7519-?'3T ' '11 XTR , A 5. 12- .-' 'a.L.i.r.,a5z -P4 .waves-'.. 1' l.. 'Z Q.,g,- if 4- '+V Qs, ,,,.,. .. V? li' I ' '. 1 ' inf M 3,354 4. ,I .941 16:13 ,V-uv-5, QQ. 1 :vii-6' 'I' 'G in A , -. . ,111 .. , N- ', L.:n'n..i'.pe:.,' tif., nog: n' Q' :syn g! 4i '4 j'. 'Q 1-'-?. 'J. ff..f '.'a'....f. ' A . A , ... . . If-I-P.1'::.. ' ': 5.3.5,-A f+f f'.: Top Row COMPTON, ENGLISH, Jomzs, NELsoN, RAw1.1Ncs. Second Row FRAY, MCLEAN, Pwr, T Hmvms, CANTER. ZETA DARDEN,DAVIS,1'IILL,I'IOMAN,MEYERS,S1'EPHENSON. C H A P T E R Bott-om Row f1151 KA PPA LPH FOUNIIERS JAMES VVARD Woon WILLIAM N. Sco'I r S. MCC. SCOTT WILLIAM A. VVALSII FRATRES IN URRI3 LEXIYIS F. I3LAN'I'oN BOXl.l5Y VAUGI-IAN D. RALPH MInx'E'IrI'E JOHN T. VVIGI-I'I'MAN REV. H. S. SoU'I'IIcA'IE VVM. A. PIAMMOND SAMUEL R. CARTER CHARLES N. BOWE XV. C. BLANTON, JR. ZACR T. GRAY FRATER IN FAC ULTATE FRANK L. SUMM ERS FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1942 lLos'n G. COMPTON. BRUCE V. ENGLISH . J. ROBLEI' JONES . . . vVILLIAM E. NELSON, JR. GEORGE C. RAXVLINCS, JR. . . . . Bedford, Va. . Richmond, Vu. . Richmond, Va. . . Victoria, Va. . . Ashland, Va. Class of 1943 A. GAINES FRAY, JR. . . VV. COPLEY MCLEAN . THOMAS H. MOSELEY . ROBERT U. PI'I r . . . Advance Mills, Va. . South Hill, Va. . . Ebony, Va. . Norfolk, Va. I-.-. 4-.'.-.-.-. .-. . . . . . ' ' ' ' ' g.g.g.:.- .,.g.1.:.:.g.g.g.g.g.g. .,..., ,I ' -.'.-.:.-. -.-.-.g.:.g.g.:.:.g.'.' ' ' -.'.g.:., , A ,.' ,. , . -. ........ . ....... . I . . .. .... ,.. ........ . -. 1 ' - - -.-.'.- - -.f.'.-.'.'.'. .'. '. . . .- . . . . . . . .'.,.,.,...,.-., ,.,.,e,...,. , , RICHARD VV. THOMAS . Class of IQ44 . South Hill, Va. NOLAND M. CANTER, JR. . . . Harrisonburg, Va. RANIJOLPI-I D. DARDEN . JOIIN E. DAVIS, JR. . . . . Newsoms, XIII. . YVelch, W. Va. VICTOR L. GlI.BER'F . . . . Richmond, Va, DOUCLASS O. I'IlLL . . . . Richmond, Va. MORRIS M. I-IOMAN .... Sugar Grove, VV. Va. ANDERSON E. JONES . . . . . Blackstone, Va. JAMES MCD. MEYERS . . . Yokohama, Japan SAMUEL C. STEPIIENSON . I'IENRY M. TANNER, JR. . CECIL S. VVRIGIIT . . . . Richmond, Va. . La Crosse, Va. . . Richmond, Va. N171 Kappa Alpha was founded at the College of WHShiIlgtOl1 and Lee Cthen VVashington Collegej in the year of 1865. Zeta Chapter was established at Randolph-lVIaCon College in 1869. MagIIolia and the Red Rose . . . Crimson and Gold. ' lllll 'KCI 1 9 u W I 1 N W 1 w I P 4 R r f 1 H w! N 1 I E r 1 x I I 1 1 K fi If Q - I1 1 :.:.:'fQ, 4' I I Q I 5 5-3-,-3.39 -a-5. I-I-I-Iii' ' ! In if Min' a-z-zfzg.-:V w 4' 'j,.g...g. WF1 iii to Q N A bm n A 'riffff' -'Q ,f F. - Q., 9 t I' Q I i 1. :M 254: . 'U I E I I. J'.'4'K'.'f'. K., , . Q U l Q HQ Q 'rp' '.'.'.': 6. :rr 1' 5 Wi I l t g ses:-'af -Q ' M-J ' u 'FFFPIEQ' E I I e 4- 9 Q wg sf- ywflll Ilvill L I' DMU? 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HARRIS JAMES M. RonER'rs VVn.I.IAM H. PURI'mR JOIIN C, ROBERTS LESLIE EI.I.Is EDWARD S. RAY JAMES K. Cox W. A. WIGIVITMAN A. C. RAY, JR. WV. K. SAUNDERS FRATRES IN F.xcI.fI.TnTE SAMUEL C. H ATCIIER EDWARD SM ITII J. PADI. lVICCUNNI2I.I. FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1941 JOIIN S. COCRRELI. . . GORDON F. I-IARRELI. wX7II.l.lAM H. JOYNIQR . . . . Baltimore, Md . Norfolk, . . . .Alexanclria, Chzsx of 1942 H. LEE BAIN, JR. ........ Capron, I. GRAY DINWIDDIE, JR. . . Waynesboro, BROOKS C. YOUNG ...... Petersburg, Cl11.v.v of IQ43 VVII.I.mM H. BARNEY ....,. Altavista, ANDERSON BLAND, JR. . . -Ashland, MASON ROMAINIE, III. . . Petersburg, Class of 19.14 Va V 'I V :I Va Va V :I Va V n VVILLIAM VV. DINWIIIDIE . . . Waynesboro, Va JAMES N. GALLOXVAY, JR. .... Annapolis, Md NICHOLAS P. OGLESBY . . Charlottesville, Va LEE PAUL, JR. . . . . Clratham, Va GEORGE D. VVATKINS . . . Ashland, Va DONALD S. W1LI.cox . . Petersburg, Va l:ll9fl Phi Kappa Sigma was established at the University of Pennsylvania in I85o, and the Tau Chapter at Rantlolpli-lllacon College in 1872. VVl1ite Carnation . . . Gold and Black. i i u 1 I s no u n o In S n f n n . .- . . u n or . vf a u 4 .Y n - vu n - nav u on n nu na no nu nn an sn au un un un. an-Q un nu un u u .- un X u- uv . u - an n . S. --S ...- nu.. -.--u .4-no nu... -nu .un . .... .. - u ... . .- S 4 --S .- --un ...U- '--.U .un -.--..- ..- ...- - ..- T E 1 I 2 Y w 5 r i i P 5 5 I i l I i Q n I W 45 QM o A9 Ea xg: .1 Wg 1. Qi we J Zia 9 Af 'Wd E55 li .gg 1 , H20 16994 ':::+he'4?' '.-.swf J. l' lPlYD:Ul'lTU f - '.'? f-. ?.'.'.':.52215 . ' .'a-.499 ...J cl I .WML R'- gfn 'Q af' ug' qc . .'K5f.e J nw. 1 ,fp ..., '1 Th A a D ,ll 3 hifi uu's'33,, .. un Q-yur 1 I :u ::i'u:gf:n'sEo'Fn LL. .'v'nfi' illk. uT3i'+Ja!- ll U AD 3.l5a.O:?kW . ..':.-f IL., lllllffgtll vu-lun .U .Ill I IQFQYI C -nun 'Q 1xw.. s . . ':.'E': T 3 -fn-menu. YQIIII- 's's'u4 ' minus gh. 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SIMPSON FRATRIIS IN CoI.LEGIo Class of 1941 XVILLIAM H. BRIGGS ....... Sebrell, Va JAMES H. MCCORMICK . . Buchanan, Va MoUL.'I'oN D. PIfIEI,Ps . . Bedford, Va JACOB F. PRICE . . . . Chester, Pa HUG:-I STI2PI-1I2Ns . . Staunton, Va Class of 1942 STARK Il-ITT, IV. ..... Newport News, THOMAS VV. Luccisrr . Va . Baltimore, Md DONALD L. LOVING . . . . Boykins, Va CHARLES W. RAY . . VVashington, D. C DAVID TATEM , . . . . Norfolk, Vu Class of IQ43 JOSEPH T. LOGAN ...., Harrisonburg, Va Class of 1944 EVAN H. ASl'IBY, JR ...... Remington, Va ROBERT S. DAMRON . . . Clifton Forge, Va FIENRY G. ELLIS, JR. . . . Petersburg, Va AUBREY S, HARLOW, JR. . . Ashland, Va hx7ENDEl.l. M. LEWIS . . . . Sharps, Va JACK B. RussEI.I. . . . Richmond, Va JOHN C. SIMPSON, JR. . . Danville, Va HAROLD E, XNILKINS . . VVake, Va I 121 J THE Phi Delta Theta was established at Miami University in 1848, and the Virginia Gamma Chapter at Randolph-Nlacou College in 1874. VVlIite Carnation . . . Argent and Azure. 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' ' ?1?.' 991' ' 'E' ' W: ' aaa-2-zffi. - 2 .f:.'.u.-a. . - ' - i'.'1'.'.5'f! -1 r' 1 r.'.'. avnfv- ' 1' 1 ' 3' I , . IZvI'2ivIif'i 'M' '.'ra'. 41:g ' 51 Q C fi ljil I. . N o 1 1. 1-up bl -Ziiivffi i 'Z r.a'.'.j.j.gg5,.,. .1 -'5.v.1.1.nv1:-1-13,1 1'1 1. . . . 1 .'. ,-A 41234, I. . .ogo:.1.1.9'u 1 131 9 I Owl 1 id I . 51.911 n 1 o 1 1.1- ul I I'op Row Br.AN'roN, IDEN, IRBY VV. LIEBENOW NELSON Pamela. Second Row TUCKER YVHITE F. LIEBENOW 13R,xI.I,m', GREGORY Iowa. Boi!-om Row E T A G, R .. - S THOMAS Sun' Levi, ROBINSON OSWBERGER NEDROSENBERGER. I C H A P T E R I1221 I xl A lm, 4:31 If? fe V, ,,'. QA i-I? ?'72'f'-S5 1 1 '7 f : ff' ?f!5'U ' fn .U-ff f Q, ,NNE if -' 1 J r nl :if Efjfefi 7951. Q., iq ,QE ,. gn '. li sa f'fJ1i17's- 'J' V- 'v A, 1 1 v 4 1 1 rs Lg-.fur- I-11. Eva? .'.: .b-, J , ' W ' .I-X ' 1 I , , , 1 , , W 's f :O A-. ',. NHL- 1 v.. 4,3 ,1 Z 11-341' a 1 S' ' Q r 4? - , .- :Q ' ' 4 .M - fixa: Cf. Psa 1 1'1'1'1ff1'1'S1f ' 91? FOUNDERS GEOROII M. ARNOLD F. C. NICODEMUS JOIIN C. BOYD VV. EDWARD L. Roc: G. MCCORMICK ERS FRATRES IN URII12 PP IGM DR. J, T. BOOTH T. L. LANCAsI'ER ANDREW J. ELLIS IE. T. DE-IARNE'I l'E R. B. LANcAsTIaR J. C. Smvrzs DOUGLAS LANCASTER R. L. BARRET H. H. SMI'l'll FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of 194 ROBERT S. Bl.AN'I'0N . . . . THOMAS C. IDIzN . . RICHARD M. IRDY, JR. . . . VVILLIAM F, LIEBENOVV, IV. . G. DOUGLAS NELSON . . . . DAVID M. PRINCE . . . E. fSRAI'IAM 'TUCKER . FORREST P, VVIIITE . . Class of 194 FRANK LIEBENOXV .... Class of 194 DOUGLAS V. BRAI.LIzx' . . . . CLAIBORNE D. GREGORY . . WALTER L. JONES . . . GORDON S. ROSIZNBERCER . XVINSTON T. SNEAD . CHARI.1zs H. THOMAS . . . . I Bound Brook, N. J . , Berryville, Va . . Lexirigton, Va Fredericksburg, Va VV:1shingtoII, D. C. . Stony Creek, Va . . Crewe, Va . Norfolk, Va 2 Fredericksburg, Va 3' . . Altavista, Va . Scottsville, V11 . . Oak Hall, Va . Rockville, Mtl . Etna Mills, Va . Pittsburgh, Pu Class of 1944 STUART T. BRAY ..... VVILLIAM J. LEVI ..... . . Hanover, V11 . . Berryville, Va. ROBERT M. ROBINSON . . Floral Park, L. L, N. Y DOUGLAS H. ROSENBERGER . . . . Rockville, Md. H231 Kappa Sigma was established at the University of Virginia in 1367 and thc Eta Chapter at Randolph- Nfacon College in 1888. Lily-of- the-Valley I... Scarlet, NVhite and Emerald Green. H 1 null 'GCI . A It , 1 . . , , 1 . . - . . . . . . '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' ' .'- . . ' . -............'.'....'. .. . .4 -.................. ... . . -'.'.'.'.' . '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' '.'.'. , '- -..-...--.- .. ........4.-......... I '.....- .5 . . . - - -.-.. . ......... .-.-... . . . ....- . ....... ..-.-- 1 . - ' '-'.'-'- 4. '.'.'.'.'-'.'.'.'.'.' . '.'-'.'.'. '.' Q'-H . . . an. ....-...-.. .........a-. . . I T x I. 1. l 3 rl 'v w 1 w i H Q, Al I I, X L 15 , 1 1 X .1 , U51 X v .f I 4' 1 - .I awk My lf! i L F W n,f'1- xii AU 'wa , 1' ff '-'S .mg-A-V nib HU- i 'Tr' '-me 4--Y '39 My L31 :F wwqg I W +2 21125 F4 Mi? M- Q-zu gl w www af4:si . Vggpgu' 54 .-9 Q A' -an 1' fzz: 1 vm-Bsiiiii ,iq ,M f'xm1,,, , :wyfy gl ' ',,?W4fV'5f'7 .W-sf -,A Yu. Ju, E-Q 4fffT1?fQw,-f.Q- '1L':1vgfxTrf'ig . wa, WEE! V l,:, A.,,,SxfI,:Zj I 5 5' ' iw ' L ir - M 'Q 'f V'Wi,,.!-M 'I 34 +' Hffzggksqf' ,gud-W f .I1f.,44'a. .5653 ' Hymn www W wiin ,var 2 Jw. 1, 9 Q1 'illfi ' 'W 1 ,Agnus ' vw as-M5 , Hr ,W lib! Wt . 'Q .4 :mia W -Q5 -n '10 an 5, ' qi. om! mv uf grail!-,Q QQ 41, 4.91, 1' 303345, w P 'f-'Eu' . Q Az. .f!a?tQ np ' . vpn- Q q amen , -'r Q -It www niglu. 1 ,OIC I C' Mssz'.gs.gf5'Z53.v .wa-:sms 1 41+a'e4s'a5w.vfi- W.-.f:.'. .s-1.-M :nynv 'uv-5? Top Row Luca ZEI-IMER Wn.us BOYD V I R 6 l N I A ZETA BRITTINGHAM, CUMM1Ncs, Lov, LU1'TEs, Mouskc. C H A P T E R 1 x 1 Bottom Row E 1241 SIGMA PHI EPSILCDN FOUNDERS CARTER A. JENKINS BENJAMIN D. CPAN' W. HUGH CARTER FRATRES ANDERSON BLAND RICHARD VVOOIJSON WM. A. WALLACE Ti-ioMAs T. VVRIGHT VVM. L. Pnn..L1Ps IN UREE I-I. IDRIZVVRY KERR Tnoivms WooDsoN CHARLES E. S'roNE FRATER IN FACULTATE G. L. BARNETT IVRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1941 PIOVVARIJ LUCE . . . CHARLES G. ZE1-imma . Class HARVEY C. I-IAEUEGREE . L. RAY ROGERS . . . VV. DEAN VVn..r.1s . Class O. T. Amour . C. RoDEs Born . . . AI.V1N W. BR11'TiNc:nAM MILTON T. CUMMiNcs Joi-1N W. GILLESPIE . RAY B. LOY . . . I. JAMES LUTTES . ROBERT E. MOBERG . J. LLOYD TYSINGER . . VVest Sayville, N. Y. . . McKenney, Va. Of 1943 . Muskogee, Okla. . . Freeman, Va. . Cape Charles, Va. f 1944 . Newport News, Va. . . . Bassett, Va. . . Hampton, Va. . Richmond, Va. . . Ashland, Va. . VVashington, D. C. . Washington, D. C. . . Hampton, Va. . Hampton, Va. f125fI Sigma Phi Epsilon was established at the University of Richmond in 1901, and the Virginia Zeta Chap- ter at Randolph-lVIacon College in IQO6. American Beauty Rose and Violet. . . . Red and Purple. i l I V! l -:.:.:-:.:.' .-'-:.:.:.:.:-:nfafnz lf... 4- v . u .1 :-:-:-:.:-:-.- -'-:-:-:-:-:-:-: :::.3::., , . - 5 Top Row I'IANNAI'I, PEACH, RAVVLINCS, R. S'1'0NunUkN1aR, 'I'0r.l.m', BELL. Second Row CASSEDY, Donn, FELTY, LANSC1-ua, SM1'1'1-1, T. STONIQBURNER. Third Row E ARMIS'l'EfXD, Bovxcm, FORREST, LAC'A'l I'U'l'A, Mclmuuk, K P A T A U Z E T A Botfonz Row CLARK, CULB1zR'1'u,I.1v1zm',Omvmz, S'rUNz1G,W11.l.1AMs. C H A P T E R I1Z6fl l:f:.:I:f I-I'f'f-' -jg' .j.j.. - ' :lffiljri ' l.l-O-l.l. '-I.-21232321 T 1NSLHY- , .. ....:::::::, .. -- '5- -.- Q. I .. --.-IQ. L . , L . LAMBD CHIALPHA FOUNDERS VVARREN A. COLE PERCIVAI, C. lVl0RSE CLYDE K. NICIIOLS FRATRES IN UREE FAIRFAX IDAVIS RICHARD P. PIUDSON EMMEI01' V. I'1ALL TI-IOMAS N. V AUOIIAN MELVIN R. VVALLINGER FRATER IN FACULTATE MARSI-IALI. J. MCNIEAI. FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of lQ.l1 VVILLIAM N. FIANNAIII, JR ..... PlllIDj'I'll, Va. ROBERT M. PEACH . . . . Mitchellville, Mtl JOIIN S. RAVVLINGS .,... VVnsl1iIIgtoII, D, C RALPI1 W. S'I'0NERURNIaR, JR, . . THOMAS L. r.l10l.l.EY . . . . Class of 1 942 COOPER C. BELL, JR ..... JAMES L. CAssEDr . . . EClllll'hlll',fI,, Va. . . Crewe, Va. . Portsxnotltli, Va . Alexztntlrin, VII PAUL M. lyollll . . . Wasliingtun, D. C BEVERLY FELTY . . . ARNOLD M. LANSCHE . . . . . . Roanoke, Va . Arlington, Vn EMORI' P. SMITH .... . Portsmouth, Va 'rI'l.URS'l'ON K. S'I'ONEI3uRNIaR . Class of IQ43 GEORGE EDWARD ARMIS'I'li1KlJ, JR. SAM V. BOYKIN ...... DAVID C. FoRREs'1' . . JOSEPH VV. LAGA'1'rU'rA . . WII.I.IAM H. lVlfCIN'1'EER . C. STEWART TINSLEY . LEXVIS E. VVATSON . . . . Class of 1944 LAMBER1' L. CLARK ..... JAMES M. CUI.ERE'I'1-I, JR. . . HAROLD P. GRANT . . . . Edinburg, V11 . Portsmouth, Va Maplewood, N. J Roanoke, Va. Maplewood, N. J. . . Quztntico, Va . . Marslrall, Va . South Hill, Va . Lynchburg, Va . Richmond, Va XVilmll1gf0Il, Del GARLAND R. LIVELY . . . Portsmouth, Va WILLIAM M. OLIVER . . . Perth Amboy, N. Y. PAUL G. STUNZIG .... Highland Springs, Va D. VVINSTON vVII..l..lAMS .... Alexuntlria, Va lflZ71 Lambda Chi Alpha was estab- lished at Boston University in 1909, and the Kappa Tau Zeta Chapter at Randolph-lVIacOn Col- lege in 1926. VVhitc Tudor Rose . . Purple, Green and Golcl. i i, l 7 I V! -. .I . . . . . . ' ' . ........ . . . . - .g.g.g.g.g.' '.-.-Z-I-.'.'.'.-.-.-.'. . . . . -Z - l .,:,.,... .- 1 '.3.:.g.:.g.:,g.g.:.' :.g.:.. .- . .. . 3 . .-.-.- '.'.:.:.:.-.'.g.g.- . . .'.g.:.g. .1 ,.. I - . I 4 l l . 1 I I A 1 li E fi ll n ll li li H Q. Ir x f Un. ,fL,.f'p5X I L' v . ' IA' . , lfl ,. 1 fyqih . l. .Ir-Z3 MW? f.':wg' l 55:94 vi jj, Qmm laws. , ' v , 4 ffl M a-gg,-T3 i .,,.' v - J liffiiilll. Tj 42 1'1 - . . Q , qglifqiiirfflfl H '. ,541 ' 1. I- m i Jef' .nf-fill-41 'li MFT E 5-'Lil 'Vw 4 va lp ,wwf - 1 A V fflniifin- ' Y ' r.'.2.,f:?s5iK. 'll.'.! K' -nv. ' is nn, h A l ',b?y'c ' iii . ii lan-Arif! fy fgfuj 7.-.in 59.4 -ag 'Hsu 1' W1 tvnsou ,ugh rf, 'fe'-'-'RN S fas- -H, uiouil u - q .na -A.. J s'f'.z'Ti29az - alssaewizv i-v - - ' ,R AM L4'Zffff'Yi'5l5i? '52 ' vgiuivsw eff- a vn- . 5 . iid.. 22392 :loan -9 wg 5 u Q Q .....:.':mz':z.Q. L'L'.'.'.2?:.?.L5'.'.2 .'P4'3l1i't 5 Q i4-Ain Top Row: English, Ray, McLean, Barney. Bnltam Row: Tucker, M. Phelps, Liebenow. A group of fraternity men united by a club whose purpose 1S to promote a feeling of good will among fraternities. VVILLIAM BARNEY ROBERT S. BLANTON JOHN S. COCKRELL I. GRAY DINWIDD11: E L E V E N BRUCE V. ENGLISH CLUB PERSONNEL YIOLLOVVAY VV. IOYNER W. COPELEY MCLEAN MOULTON D. PHELPS CHARLES W. RAY THOMAS L. TOLLEY E. GRAHAM TUCKER VVILLIAM F. LIEBENOW A ribbon society composed of representative frater- nity men, banded together to add to the college social life and instigate interfraternity harmony. PERSONNEL DAVID C. FORREST A. GAINES Flmv, JR. CLAIREORNE D. GREGORY HARVEY C. HARDEGREE THOMAS C. IOEN DOUGLAS S. BRALLEY RHOOBS C. BOYD SAM V. BOYKIN JAMES L. CASsEm' JOHN E. DAVIS, JR. JOSEPH VV. LAGATTUTA JOSEPH G. LOGAN JOHN S. RAw1.1NGs A Cl1AR1.Es S. 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ConTerS The degrees oT Bachelor of ArTs and Bachelor oT Science and provides, carefully arranged pre-professional courses leading To medicine, law, engineering, and The minisTry. The College Takes a special pride in The large percenTage of iTs graduaTes who conTinue Their Training in proTessional and graduaTe schools. S. C. HATCHER, D.D. J. EARL MORELAND T. MCN. SIMPSON, JR. Secrefary and Treasur Presidem' Dean CompIimenTs of THE PEOPLE OF THE TOWN OF ASHLAND De JARNETTE 8: PAUL ExTennI To 'NSURANCE ' SURETY BONDS RANDOLPH-MACON STUDENTS Law Building A C.ordiaI InviTaTion inTo Their I-Iornes While in College and in The Years RICHMOND. VIRGINIA ATTer GraduaTion AN APPRECIATION CLOTHING COMPANY Feafuring CYRIL JOHNSON covERT suns WHIT1-ET AND SHEppERSON In Au'II1enI'Ic College Models PRINTERS and ENGRAVERS II-I5 NorII1 EigI11'I1 Sfreei' Besl' Buy in Richmond 7I9 W. Broad SI. COLLEGE SHOPPE GRILL IBOBBY STONE'SI IF YOU'RE STAG OR DRAG, IT'S THE BEST PLACE TO GO SANDWICHES 0 MEALS 0 DRINKS U. S. Roufe One Nexl Io 'rlwe Ashland Sign COMPLIMENTS OF LAKEVIEW DAIRY Incorporafed You'r Home Owned and Operaied Dairy asv 1941 52 years In II1e Ilfe of D. B. 8 Co. RANDOLPH-MACON lncorpormed MEN - We Have Pracfically Everyfhing You Need af College ASHLAND. VIRGINIA I Ashland, Va. COMPLIMENTS OE A FRIEND LUCK MOTOR CO. I f Q HEVRO L1-QT! '- Service ' Sales DICK LUCK HENRY CLAY INN Welcomes STUDENT BOARDERS STUDENT BANOUETS STUDENTS' GUESTS Rafes Reasonable MR d MKS. WALTER IVI JONES IVI Q FIRST NATIONAL BANK SECURITY, COURTESY AND SERVICE M b r Federal Deposif Insurance Corp I ASHLAND VIRGINIA CREW, PERKINS 8: CLAYTON FUNERAL HOME - ASHLAND, VIRGINIA ,, Drink COMPLIM4 HERALD-PRI PRINTE WE C RAND I 'l Al'V'l'l 1C2 I In BoHIes QND COCA-COLA IG WORKS. INC. 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